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IRRIGATION DISTRICT LANDS

Dwn1es o. lands Ia Colorado Irri-
CATION Districts have, by a recent de-
cision Of our Supreme Court tCr-
Pf Inter- State Trust Co. vs.. Mcnto.
xuma Valley Irrigation District. 1s'
Pac. Reporter 1921 been relieved
from the heavy burden Of the
general indebtedness Of the District
Under this decisoinn, the owner of
lands In an irrigation district cnn
practically free his land from the
district bonds by meeting the acreage
payment against his piece Of land.
On February l6. 1918, the Unit
ed States Circuit Court Of Appeals
for this district. In the case Of Bush
vs. Branson (248 Fed. 377) held
that every piece Of land In m irri-
cation district was liable for the die
trict bonds till they were all pnid,
even tho the owner had paid I'll the
acreage assessment against his land.
This decision has now been super
ceded by the decision Of our Supreme
Court which II the controlling law Of
the land. This Colorado decision
will make Il possible for the owner Of
lands In an irrigation district either
TO borrow money on his land or to
sell Il At full market price, free from
the crushing incubus Of the general
bonded debt Of the district. While
the decision Of our supreme court
will have n tendency to lower the
market value Of irrigation securities
Il will greatly enhance the selling VA,
ucs Of all lands included in irrign-
tion districts. It will work fnir'y
ID justly TO the benefit Of the fnrrr:
ers who meet their payments and, On
the other hand. will enforce grcntcr
care In the promotion Of irrigation
districts and the flotation of their
bonds. II Ia an epoch making de-
cision In irrigation district finnnc-
ing. Of vital Importance to every
owner Of lands In Colorado irrigation
districts.
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Local and Personal Happenings

Master John Robinson, eldest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Robin
son Of Valley Avenue, was slightly
injured Tutsday ,on the street by
being struck by an automobile which
was being backed by Martin Klum-
ker. Mr.. Klumker was engaged in
taking one Of r. O. Graves Ford cars
from the shop to the store room and
while he-was backing the car he saw
the little fellow start across the
street toward the car, and slowed
down and sounded the horn. He fin
ally called to him and stopped the
car just as John ran against the
fender which whirled him around
in such manner as to lot the wheel
pass over his foot. Mr.. Klumker
picked the little fellow up and took
him to q physician, who examined
the foot and found no bones broken,
but slightly bruised and skinned up.
He then took him home to his par
ents.
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coTToNWooDs BEING KILLED
BY FUNGUS DISEASES

A recent survey has shown that
many poplar, cottonwood and willow
trees throughout the state are be-
ing killed by fungus disease
known as canker. This disease
kills both small and large trees, al
though it ismore common on the
smaller ones. It is worse on shade
and ornamental trees which have not
received tn proper care. The small
q branches are killed first but the
entire upper part Of the tree is killed
sooner or later. TIL disease is char
acterized by small spots of red gum
Ehich are produced by tn . fungus
n the surface Of the diseased bark.
G. Leach. Of the Colorado Agrri-
cultural College, has the following to
ay regarding prevention and cure Of
the disease:
ITO prevent the disease, the trees
should be given plenty Of water and
care should be taken not to injure
tho bark In any way.
"lf the tree is already diseased. it
may often be saved by cutting off
the infected branches at least II in
ches below the diseased wood. The
ends Of the cut branches sll .,L be
painted with cresote or coal tar.
AWhen The main trunk is infected
and II the tree is IL or more inrl.e.
in diamete. and the dead arer
small. the disease may be eradicated
by cutting out the diseased barka
and discolored sap-wood. A layer +
sound bark 2 inches wide should
thsnbe cut from around the diseased
area with. a sterilized knife. All the
exposed surface should be painted
with strong solution Of shellac or
coal tar to prevent reinfection.
For further information write to
The Plant Pathologist, Colorado Ag-
ricultural College, Fort Collins
College.
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Nsties 10 Contractor

Bids will be received up TO l2
o'clock, noon, Saturday. August 2nd,
1919. for the building Of an addition
on the School houss in District M.
IL. Jefferson County. Mt the store
Of Renry Pearce. near Icyden June
ton. whers plans and specifications
for said building may he seen.
The Board reserves the right To re-.
ject any and al bids.
These bids must he sealed and cn.
dorsed.
bids for building school house
addition In District No. H."
BY order Of the Board.
II. n. MILLER, Secretary.
Q0harSihn fnr Th. rotsvovi.s 20
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DAY" AUGUST
I, lSlS-44TN ANNIVERSARY
(offieial Invitatioa)

1
To all Colorado parents, pioneers,
sons, daughters and territorial
daughters. Red Gross, Cantssn
and Motor Corps Women and Fra
ternal Societies, Boy Scouts, o.
niger Highlanders, Teachers' Asso-
citation, Civic and Commercial
Clubs and Loyal Citizens, Greet
ing:
On Friday. August lst. 1919, We
are to celebrate our beloved Com
monwsalth's Forty.third Anniversary
Of admission to the Sistsrhood Of
States.
The Society "Sons Of Colorado"
cordially invite all Colorado to co-op-
crate and share with them the hoMors
and pleasure In the Observance of
this great Colorado Day. At City
Park, Denver. Friday, afternoon and
evening, August lst, 1919.
An elaborate program Ia being pre-
pared to commemorate "Admission
Day" A day to pay tribute tn the
splendid men and women Of this
great Wsst-both living and dead
their unrivaled spirit Of truth and 10y
atty. patriotism. sacrifice and mar
velous achievements from he first
arrival Of trappers, Indian scouts and
fighters, pioneers and families who
made psssible this the 'CENTENN-
rAL STATE" saved to the Union BY
it, fighting sons Of 1888 who, 70 the
honor and glory Of their country.
were the first to unfurl the Stars
and Stripes upon foreign shore th't
heraldsd peace and freedom 10 the
Philippines. Again, 70 oar 500
splendid Sons who did voluntary SER
vice on the Mexican border In the al
kali sand and fields Of cactus In 1913
and TO the thousands Of our Sons
and Daughters who h lSl7.iei8, re-
spondsd TO their Ceuntsy's call r.
service IN foreign laaAs. HISTORY
will record their aehisvssaesAe -
valor and sacrifice bSt 4 y nov our
bounden duty 70 y 'tAssMs nS~S
the returned fighting men Of 'hc
Army and Navy ard the War Nur-s'.
To ID reverence TO the memories Of
those who received their Last I q.
wells on that nsvsr-to-bs-forxotssn
Colorado Day. 1917.
Therefore. We uropess the great
est family reunion. 0igsntse Basket
Picnic. Welcome Heas Ovation. Vas
dsvills, Athlete Contssts, Flying
Circus. Music3 slngims Unlimited.
All At the "City Of Tents" northwest
Of the Flag Pole at City Park. Dem
vsE, Friday afternoon and evening.
August ist. 81
This letter ID being mailed 70 every
member Of the "Seas Of Colorado"
who are urged 10 attend at City Park
and help ~ 10 care for tas boys who
have no families have no familits or
close friends In Dshvss. Our Com
mittss will zee that thoss men are
supplied with individual lunches and
refreshments.
II. RUTFNER. ssc'y.
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ArvsAa Prsslysssi.. Church

Sabbath School Of 10 .. m.
Service. for worship and Preaching
Of the Word st II q. m.
Christian Endsavor at 8:45 p. m.
Union Gospel isssvies At the Bap-
tist Church At 9 p.:n
Nid-wesk Bible C'as. md Prayer
Meeting Wednesday at $3.50 p. m.
). We wish 70 call attention to the
Mid-Wssk Bible Class. Our first les
son was on 1.-THE Construction Of
the Bible" The second. "The Di.
vine Inspiration Of the Bible" and
tie lesson for this week is "Christ's
Attituds Toward the Bible" For
next week "Tht Christians Attitude
Toward the Bible" All who love the
Word and who desire by il Il be
built up on our most holy faith are
cordially invited TO meet with us at
this class. CLINTON REED.
Minister.
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y Corporal William Ellis, son of Mr..
and Mrs. W. N. Ellis Of College Av-
nue., arrived home last Friday. after
being mustered out at #. D. A. Russ
eli. He was an auto truck driver,
and was In the shell gone, ready To
sdvaaes, below Nets when the arm
iseics mas signed.
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%Mr. and Mrs. George, Kimbrough,
Who have bsen entertaining relatives
from Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs.. Roy
Fletcher, and Mio vslma Kimbrough
motorsd 9th them and Malcolm. Ca
fsy IN the Kimbroush car to Nun, to
visit other Illinois friends, Sunday.
The distance il ITS miles. and the
roads were pretty bad part Of the
~ey, but Trey had m shjoyS6ie trip.
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Mr.. Carl Schultz the piano man Of
South Broadway, was spending a
part Of the day Wednesday in Ar
vada. He reports the piano and
graphaphon@ business good. and Mrs.
schuts doing fairly we'll from =
health standpoint, in Long Beach,
California.
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<Ths bo0d election to ratify for
msr bond election In School District
No. l2, hslA Wednesday aftsfnoea at
the school houss, resulted favorably,
not . dissenting vote being cast. The
addition to the present school build
ing will soon be under way In the
hope Of having II ready ror the fall
term.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

Mrs.. r. c. Murchison's sisters,
Aesdamss Alice Toole of Quincy,
Illinois, and Mrs. L. Cruf, Of st. Jo-
ssph, No., and the. formers daughter
Florence, and Mr.. Murchison's sister,
Nrs. Frank Martin and son Marian
Of Toulon, Illinois, are ,isiting n; the
homo on Ralston Avenue.
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9lNX FOLLOWS DEMON"
AND STOPS DUNCAN At EVANS

The Jinx followed tho demon, I"
c IN, Duncan's big racing car, in the
Qhkfanns race Tuesday and caused
hin. 10. stop at Evans. The connect
ing rcd which propells one Of the big
valves. burned out ON account of not
getting the oil properly.
Mr.. Duncan, with John. Mathews
~ his mechanic, started sixth place
and was gradually making his way up
until he was In fourth place when
the accident happened. He xaA IN
sight q tSs hssA ear and was gain
ing - fast that It looked ai tho he
would SOM b In the lead.
He was able. however. to come
back home o. his own power, by re-
meving tie eilyndsr, and using the
three left intact.
Il was big disappointment ia, him
and to the race fans In Arvada. a. Il
would have been q big advertisement
not only for Arvada but for the Dry
Climate Tire Company. - the car
WAS equipped with tires from the To-
cal concern. and were standing the
test fine. On Monday Duncan made
the trip In 2 hours and 25 minutes.
the best time made In the race was
: hours II minutes and sc seconds.
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G Scott has sold his Black
smith shop to Mr.. Twiman, who has
bssn with him for some time. hav-
ing been . horseshoer for Uncle Sam
during the war. Mr.. Scott expects
now to dsvets his time to his ever
Increasing hardware business.
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County Clerk F. N. Felch is away
on q two-wesk's vacation trip.

Airs. L. I. Greenspoon apd children
are expected home Monday from st.
Louis, bringing with them q young
lady niece Of Mr.. Greenspoon, who
will assist them in their new Dry
Goods department. Carpenters will
be put to work next week remodeling
the interior Of the store to make II
epnvenient for the new departure.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

J. n. Compton and family made
IN auto trip 10 Estes Park last Sun
day. and report, an enjoyable trip
but found rather rough roads.
Mn. n. W. Brown who 10 enter
tanning friends from the east, took
them for an auto trip 10 Estes Park
last Sunday, Martin Klumksr furn-
ishing The auto. The ladies were
delighted with the beauties Of the
trip.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. woAfss4. Chi
cago are visiting the Wick aAd. Mn.
Brookman families, Mrs. WsM BE-
ing their sister. Mrs.. Gsorgs Rave.
another sister. who lives at Brighton
was with theiS y the home Of Mrs.
Brookman SqtSy.
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A jolly party Of about thirty. jour-
nsysd BY automobile Sunday to Dssr
Trail and spsnt the day with the win
schults family on the ranch. The
party consisted Of the Smith family.
mostly, Mr. and Mrs. =. Porter Smith
and their two sons Frank and Ollie
and their families, Mr.. and Mn. Er-
nest Csrne, and Mr.. aad Mrs. J. J.
Webbsr and fanny. They found
NJ Sehults family wsM and AspVy.
end With the finest prospects ever
for . COED crop.
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A UNIQUE ADVERTISEMENT

A. L. Davis, the local agent for the
Dodge Bros. car. Ia In receipt Of n
unique advertisement for the Dodge
ear. which We will publish next week
In detail. Il shows how the Dodv
Brothers touring car and trucks have
served Uncle Sam most satisfactory
during the war. A train Of trans
ports with the Dodge service equip
msnt started from Frederick Md on
July tn for u croas-continsnt tour,
stopping At imprtant cities. Denver
70 not on the route. but they will he
IN Cheyenne on July 3ist. and A. II
= . eo@pany Of soldiers will he well
worth sssing. Nr. Davis and some
Of his friends will probably 20 to
CAsysnns 70 zee them.
We win hsvs y phto illustration In
next weeks EntSspsiss.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

On account Of the rain last Friday
evening. the attendance at the Crai.
Colony lawn soeisi at 0srfisn's was
no% very Issrsly attended. hut the
proceeds. ws undsrstand were about
$3.50. A gentle rain sst In snriy
In the svsning. wAish aads y Impos".
ible 10 hsvs the socIai on ~ lawn.
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NOTICE

Having bought Mr.. &. 8. Scott's
Blacksmith Shop. ! wish 10 announce
that ! will he found there all the time
10 do sll kinds ofblacksmith work
and horseshoeing.
VIRGIL. TWIMAN
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The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
Graves WAS the scene Of . pretty
lawn party Wednesday evening. the
occasion being ths eslbration ol the
18th birthday sanivsssary Of their
son Lswis. Twsaty-two young folks
were present, and Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
Nusnch were present ~ chapsrons.
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Christian SeIssss Sesvssss

Christian Ssisoes 0esvIsss
Christian Science Services are held
Sunday morning At West First and
Adelaide Streets. At ~ o'clock
Subjsct-"Truth."
Sunday School at ESQ.
Wednesday evening msstingS At 3
o'clock. All are welcome.
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Attorney George B. Campbell is
taking his annual vacation, which he
i spending on fishing trip in COM
pany with some Denver friends.
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The Grange picnic at Lakeside on
Saturday afternoon and evening was
. grand suecsss. The attendance
was large and the program very en-
joyabls.
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Mr. and Mrs o. A. Brown Of Kro1a.
asiing, Colo.. are Visiting M. snl
Mn. Alsx Parfit On West and Street.
An sajeysd . day 10 he nosn4sias
Tuss1sy.
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The best way to detect the effsc-
tivsness Of an advertisement u to
make an error. This IL what hap
psnsd to Joe Giltnsr last week. And
whether the error was the fault Of
Giltner or the printer Il still to be
determined. - the copy bad been de-
stroysd, before the matter was cali
ID TO our attention. It 10 more than
likely. however. that the mistake II
one Of tAs pslptsr's own. ~ they are
most easy - skA. Just = touch Of
the wrong figure sa the keyboard
an overnight in the proof and there
is the mistake staading out like ,
sore thumb. And. Il made Mr.. Gilt.
nsr sore, for II he had not gone &C.
cording to the text Of the advertise
msnt and allowed the customers the
I'd brought the fruit at the price ~
specified, they would have been sore.
Mr.. Giltner has the finest currants
that grow out Of doors and he At
tempted to say that he would pay
one dollar per crate for picksrs or
would allow customers TO pick them
from the bushes at $500 per crate
which, - he figured. would be equiv.
alsnt 10 $500 per crate. But the
naughty figures betrayed him. and
naturally. the I'D brought . lot Of
customer owing 10 the unusually
low price. 30. rather than have any
dissatisfied customeris he let Il 70
at that and came In sae jumped or
the printer. We don't blame him.
and II he had not bSsn more liberal
than most men We meet. We would
be working for him for the rest Of
our natural life--almost. TO repay
him for theloss sustained him Of the
ei.0o per crate. But hs chserfully
bore the los and says he 10 still ton.
ping the markets on cherries and oil
other fruits he b marketing.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

Mss. z. G. Malins Of Ssnpes, y In
Mercy hospital, where . week ago.
ahs uAdsswsAt IN eperstiea fer mas
toidilis. Ne h getting slsng nicely
bst wtll b h Ne hospital for absat
Q neath.
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RsIsssa Pssstytssiss.

kalsssa Psestytssias.
2:ib p. m.-Bibis School.
3 p. m.-PrsachinR service.
Mid.wssk service for prayer and
Bible study on Thurxdsy night 1t 0
p. m. Come, Clinton Reed. Min'atsr
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Mrs. WIN. Benson entertained her
nephew. Sidney Holloway from Trim.
Nd, Who has recently been dis
charged frsm the army. having bssn
evss ~ TOP and 9asssd slightly. He
10 not mueh inclined TO tell Of hia
sxperisne1s, hswsvsS.
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Mrs. N. Flaherty left Monday ev-
sning for Delmue, Nevada, to visit
her daughter, and will also go to Sc
attle and the coast.
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Mn. Dosd's orchestra will resume
rsheArsals next Monday evening at
$50 at the Baptist Church. Phone
Arvada 76-W.
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Dasaiss rtsseh Notes

DASaisa casseh Notes
9:l5 0: m.-0uadsy School.
II .. m.-PTeaehlag.
7p. m.-B. =. p. u.
3 p. m.--Union Ssfviees-Rsv.
Clinton Reed. pastor Of As PTsaby-
tsrian Church. Will preach. Come
and hear him.
W. A. PlPKIN. Pastor.
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Mrs. Root. mother Of Mrs. A. l..
Davis In quite poorly again.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

Mrs. H. n. Gregg has been quite
ssriously III the past week, but is be-
heved to be sAghtly better as we 60
to press.
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[6asoline has dropped cent, while
Goal oil has advanced. John D. has
evidently decided to put the shoe on
the otbsr foot for awhile.
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N. Z. cAsssh Nsass
~ y. m.-Suadsy School.
II .. m.-Prsaching by Rev. ~.
Epworth League At z o'clock. all
are invited.
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BY consisting the margin on your
paper you viii know how you stand.
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Subscribe for The Enterprise. s2.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-05-17
Mccarthy

The Buckle of the Cooper Balt.o1n of tho conny cities of Alaska situated on the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad 19 miles in and from , Il ova, between Kennec2st and McCnrtny Creeks
 The junction fo.' Chis l1l NlNnL D II. Cl t5l n Young Creeks head of hi In and Chittistone. Original toWn>te Joe tied by .Joln E. Berrett who, homestead ,llninS
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-05-17

The "eunecott Copper COrpor ltiOn operates the largest :op 'er mn4 in the world five miles away. FIile,i nIle run by lEt,nob;lt. brings yol to the Mother te mI.ea cAGensy. pro >er5y II ,v en ployinE uoW trdS of ) m4l, lnl with untold we2ltl of ore II Slsl6. The power pl tnt and warehouse of the loO are loc }te1 in McC lrthy.
 The Green Group, which miles nelrer town. i, steadily forging aLeld big producer.
 A resident United S5ttes Commissioner is st4tionei here also Deputy MlrS. al
 Fine scho, buildings a1I twenty scboIlrs Fourth cl ss post offic l1l ley order office
 Op 70 dtte stores which carry stocks comparing favorably with any in tlas1a
 Restaurants which serve q better meal for 75 cents than you get on tlnc cotst for $OO
 \ Movle Show +very Scr2ay evening with all the film f.vorites.
 An active organization of the Arctic Brotherhood, whose fine lal 36 73 is in demand for social gatherings.
 The Mccarthy Guumercih Club has full member >I,il' md lva exec tive committee.
 Iie local leGi Gross Chapter has a members hip list of 100 per cent of the population and excellent record
 There is plenty of for hundreds of new resio- ents for whom there are many business chances & openings. Thereis grand opportunity for first class dentist.
 Buy ticket for Mccarthy and give it the once
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-05-17
Miners Meat M A R K F T GROCERIES
 MEATS,
MEATS,
PROVISIONS.

Each BOAT brings fresh shipments of Beef, Pork Mutton Veal Oysters Crabs and Fish of all nds 1 have also stock of groceries guaranteed to be strictly fresh and at most re1SO table prices
 Your Patronage Solicited.
 R.L.H. MARSHALL.
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yIs WEsT GTtf-rwp modern furnlshS -
housekeeping rooms iril after u
"a o.
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

rOR RENT .- TWO ROOM suite fnr
liEh' housekeeping. hInk In kitchen
llJ W. Reno
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

STOLEN CARA five. passenger Ford
ear stolen Sunday evening Engine
No 23S6GpJ, 1918 model. wheels all same
size. lower part of tire holder on back
end, license No i0oss--iols Red tires
In front, white tlrrr. smooth, In roar.
Ncnvy angle iron under body 'holtod
tn steps t2b reward for return TO l..
griffith, s2l N Central ave, uklahoms
City, okla. Phone Walnut b1s0.
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HAY AND GRAIN

WILL NAVE TWO cars Of alfalfa hay
on track Oklahoma city about We'd.
ncsday. Feb. D. Can for =. N. Holmes,
X T stuart 4 Company, phone Ma.
pie rs.
FOR sALr--pennut bran at S7b0 per
100. peanut meal, $3.50 per 100.
Slfers Candy Co.. 18th and Santa Fe.
FOR sALE--As lot Of cheap salvage
grain for immediate use at the fire.
wieckM building ~ Barteldes, 627
West Main street Sold at purchaser
own risk In any quantity Comc and
buy what you want OF Z, N. Lessenger,
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zion. Jis Hinto NHtionnl BnnI,
SEE " T. Garrison II you want a loan
N1 charge no cOmmlssi0ns Maple
lGCi
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

GARAGE for rent i?s w. 9th. Wal
nut b5ol,
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il HORSES AND MARES 500 TO ! 900.
all broke TO work; sets work hnr'
ness; new l9-inch pillow; ! wagon,
ana other articles. This stuff Ia going
10 he sold come md look them over
NcCahe Barn. Tcna and Exchange
Ave Walnut 2Ss
FOR SAIE-ponnut bran Mt t2bO per
100. peanut meal 81 80 per 100
sicrs candy Co. 18th and Santa fr.
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey COW. Cal
walnut u2l.J,
FOR SALE ycarlings, 1 heifer.
steers, 4 sheep, monkeys, J hah>
monkeys. Call Walnut 5lp1.
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

ELECTRIC SERVICE CO, SIG W
0rand, Maple s,6s Masnetos, start.
cfs and gen,rators repaired and re-.
wound
FOR sAI.E-lsis model Ford Sedan
viii take Ford roadster or medium
size diamond ms par, payment Call n,
500 W. Matn.
OKLAHOMA AUTO TOP MFG. co
Auto paindns and top work at rea,
-ouahle prices: give us a trial S,'
West Reno Maple 1910
FOR SALE Haynes touring ear, fincs
condition; very cheap. Write B.6lb
Oklahoman
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
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