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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-08
CROWD ARRIVES EARLY

Early this morning, as the same
sun which looked down upon our fore.
fathers, 143 years ago, looked down
upon this great nation, al scene of
great activity was discernible.
Never before in the history of Mt.
Vernon was there ever such an enor.
nous crowd as there was in the city
today. Throngs and throngs of peo-
pie filled the streets, jostling and
crowding one another in good ma
tured, neighborly manner.
Every highway and road in the
county leading to this city was pack
ed and crowded from early morn un-
til late in the afternoon with auto
mobiles, wagons and buggies, filled
with persons headed for Mt. Vernon,
where they could do their bit in pay
ing homage and reverence to the men
who fought, bled and died for their
country, and gave us victory and lib
erty.
From every nook and corner in the
county, the crowd came, bringing
their lunches packed in baskets, box
es and every conceivable contajner
Many persons who seldom leave their
farms the year round arrived early in
the morning and were prepared to
stay until late in the evening.
NO STRANGERS
There were no strangers. Every
body spoke to everybody else, for ev-
erybody met on common ground to-
day. The resident of the extreme
eastern end of the county shook
hands with those living In the ex-
treme western end and exchanged
greetings.
AS the veterans of the world war
marched by in the parade the rich
man stood shoulder to shoulder with
the poor man, and paid tribute with
barred, bowed heads to the conquer
ing heroes.
from beginning to end and one which
will live forever in the memories Of
those who witnessed it.
FEELING OF REVERENCE
While 1t was the intention of the
Welcome Home Day celebration COM
mittee to encourage everyone to be
merry and enjoy themselves, feel
ing of reverence prevailed.
Everyone felt that they were not
gathered together merely to celebrate
and enjoy themselves, but to pay no
mage and honor to the men who will
ingly offered their lives and went
through hell, to the very brink of the
great beyond. in order to save us
from the crushing heel of the tyrant.
The great throng remembered that
there were many mothers in the vast
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-08
- Notes
MilIer-Robinson
weddinn


Wedding
AT $3.50 o'clock Saturday morning
at the home of the officiating minis
ter, Rev. Foster c. Anderson on
North Gay street, Mr.. Roger o. Mil
Ter of Columbus and Miss Ellen Rob.
inson of this city were united in mar
riage. They were unattended and the
ring service was used.
40 Mr.T-Paul Yarman Of the Wooster
road went to Columbus this morning
to spend several days attending the
centenary. as, a delegate from the AM
ity Methodist church.
Mrs. Lulu-Porter of East Chestnut
street went to West Salem today to
spend several weeks with Mrs. Wal
ter Anderson.
Mr.. Charles Lawman of Washing
ton, d. c., formerly of this city, is a
guest of Mrs. Martha Ewing for sew
eral days.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-08
BY AN AUTOMOBILE

Conard McLarnan, the small son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. McLarnan of N.
Sandusky street, was struck by an au-
tomobile Thursday evening and was
thrown to the pavement. He sustain.
ed severe bruises about the body.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-08
ESTHER MCFARLAND
DIES FRIDAY MORNING

Mrs Esther Mcfarland, aged Sc
years, formerly of Utica, died at six
o'clock Friday morning at the NJ. &c
S. sanitarium after six months ill.
ness of Bright's disease.
Funeral services at 10 o'clock Sat
urday at the Presbyterian church at
Utica. Burial in West Bedford GENE.
terry.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-08
COW EATS CLOTHING
Of FAIR SWIMMER
Details of a True Story En-
acted In Our City On
Fourth of July
Sent Home in A Barrel

0cnt 0Ome IN ~ oaCTei
The Trials and TribuIations Of a
Girl Reporter
A three act motion picture senario,
filled with comedy, mirth and laugh
ter.
Scene 1.-The Kokosing river, above
Riverside park.
Girl dons bathing suit in the tall
timbers. Makes motions with her
hands that she is going in bathing.
Smiles, as she takes off her brand
new Fourth of July clothes.
Scene 2-Gentle old COW, eating
grass, in field.
Scene 3-Girl enters the water and
has a great time splashing about.
Scene 4-Cow comes nearer to her
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-08
HANDS ARE BURNED
BY BIG FIRECRACKER

Martin Spohn of West Sugar street
had his hands badly burned while at
aempting to light large firecracker
Friday afternoon. He was attended
by a physician.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-08
BIRTHS

A son was born Thursday evening
to DR.. and Mrs. S. E. Deeley of East
Gambler street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-08

Lieut. Colonel Ralph D. Cole Arrives In The City This Morn
ing And Will Deliver The Grafton OF The Day AT Riv-
erside Park This Afternoon; Big Picnic Dinner Occurs
At The Noon Hour; Band Concerts Dancing, Sports
And Other Events Scheduled.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-08
THOUSANDS GATHERING TODAY
Mt, VERNON To WELCOME
VETERANS Of A GREAT WAR

One Of The Greatest Parades In The History OF The City Is
Given In The Morning With Several Thousand Men In
The Line; Streets Are Crowded With People And A
Great Tribute Is Paid To The Men Who Were Engaged
In The Great World Conflict
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Oklah0man.Tlmes
Effective April 4, 1919

-. ASA q
6nS In both papers at ono price. Sun
~ Oklahoman one issue. same rats
We two dsIliss. .,.,.
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Shree times. Daily Okh-
homan and Times. per M ,os
Day ........:.,:..,,'l i'N ~
ana Times. per day.,l l-5c DC 81"
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and Times. per day''i I-.u ,.iv.
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Rooms For Rent, Boarninr hnu stun
tion Wanted both OFlnhohan nnn
Times. l-sc per word Ius la,o "Tos Ton
not include Houses or stoio Nooihs wv
Rent. g.. o,,o-
Classified contracts 49, rntes o' 'sad
hcmsn and T,mes-eooy i,ne. 70 ,nn,,ac, w u,1'
within one yeaI from a. n".o a.iIv % ,or ono
or contract Tor thpse rs ,arN m"f ,.sus @ W. COPY %
changed A. often as desired; ,sc
No al accepted ior ioss wa" p,,I ty ra
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FOR CLASSiFiEp ApsEhn ,S'S" a..
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enly. wnen renew, WIZ 10 I'll, not b.
CHAHGE WY 20 w %w,,hou, a
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ALL CHhfth va 49, ,,sar'
and payable mo same ay m,'s ,nwn
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vance, D,,, .o,, ..,.,, ,.c.,n,.
ADVERIiSEhs snou,u rsVam T ',c''p' ,o ~, .
given by The Okiahofnan- lH'ns W -.
tfons making payments Over VIC u,
counter. as no mistakes can po 'o'''''''
without Them An , "A. IN
CLOSING Houhs-hn wn"s w. ,ho
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED 6 or 7-room unfurnlrhcd
house. close In. Walnut 1870
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TAILOR. cleaner and presser; also hat
man. good opening. Phone, or write
n. II. Cash, Geary, Okla.
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WANTED-saddle makers. collar cut
ters, and hsrnes makers. Write or
wire the Schoellkopf Co. Dallas. TeI
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WANTED-To rent victrola or plano:
mus, be In excellent condition; re-
sponsble people, no children. Mas
Capps, PBx-5.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-First class cook and dish
washer, woman preferred. Harris
Hotel. Mangum. Okla.
ED-EIperienced lady abstract
clerk: state age. experience. salary
expected and reference. Address. IAfe
Speer, Holderville. Okla.
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FOLDING CHAiRs-Went ZOO new OF
second hand State lowest cash price
Allsopp, l72t West lst, Oklahoma City
okla
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Statesmen WANTED
Ranger Burk Petroleum
Company

357 American National Rank Bldg.
Oklahoma city. Okla.
TRUSTEES
kee U. Mckee. President. Pres
Amer Brick 4 Tile Co.
W. l.. Alexander First vice Pres
Ex- state Treas oklahoma.
l. T.. knight. Second Vice Pres.
Prominent Merchant
]. l.. Mckeown. Scc'y. n Treas
Successful OIL Operator.
c. H. Bass. Director. Prominent
Merfhont
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-02

LARGE SOUTH bedroom. nicely fur
nished. modern convcniencee; ladies'
or couple employed; walking distance.
Walnut t2tT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-02

1870 n BROADWAY, on double cat
Inc. furnished rooms to men ON.
ploNed
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WANTED High class new or
housekeeping rooms. furnished or I'M
furnished bath: also sink In kitchen.
by couple; references exchanged, par
ticulars wanted IN answers C-3Ol. on
lahOman
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

WANTED-By officer and wife or 2
rooms In private home with board, or
. or well furnished housekeeping
rooms; must be select. references er-
changed C-]05. Oklahoman.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
~.
YALE CAFETERIA. Broadway. south
~ f.se .liuckinsI meat orders, i0c and
iSc! vegetables Sc, desserts, DC and
ZOE Home cooking
FOR RENT. IN modern home, nice
sleeping room, 1911 u 9th.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished bedroom
with connecting sleeping porch In
high class nclghborhood, 10 ono or two
gentlemen well recommended. Phone
Walnut 6W7
FURNISHED Pleasant south
room In private family Maple 500.
SITTING room aud bedroom 10 iadie,
employed Walnut 2sSl, IA broadway
circle.
FROST bedroom Tor rent. In privats
modern home; adjoining bath. 1885
West ls, walnut 6IOl.J
ron nENT Two ladies employed. one
sleeping room, Houth exposure, walk
INK distance Maple S7?,
NEWLY furnished suite strictly mod
cfn hUuse, everything furnished. 5lS
y Walnut Maple 5sl7
lg'O y BROADWAY. on double cat
Inc. furnished rooms to men ON.
ploSe
ATTRACTIVE south room sl2 month.
Walnut 25I 305 u 6ih
NICELY furnished room TO girls en-.
p'oyed. lOl u. lith. Walnut 1887.
FOR REST Two bedrooms. finished
IN ivory. Walnut isi2. 70 N. Dale
Ave
LARGE south bedroom. Ncely fur
nishcd modern conycnieGt er: ladies
Or couple employed; valklng distance.
walnut 4si1
ATTRACTIVE southeast bedroom with
rr .hout garage. i0i H. 10th. Wal
nut 5lO7,
! NICELY furnished sleeping room In
private home. close In. v block OF
car line, reasonable. Walnut i2s7.
THREE modern unrrnlshed rooms.
| Maple 36il-J
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT
! -y~->--~~.-,>-,~ .s,--~----~--~~,>>~~~~>~
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING and sleeps
! Ing rooms, Tor rent Maple Nb6'J.
! TWO nicely furnished light house,
| keeping rooms Call mornings and
after 8 y. M. 5li y. Robinson.
TWO nicely furnished rooms TO adultA
| Broadway circle
| Two small housekeeping roomA
modern. -onahle IN West Sixth.
FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms.
- West sixth
ONE two-toom housekeeping suite. twd
rN"G. Adults Y3 West Seventh
, Walnut Cis'
TWO front rooms nicely furnished fol
light housekeeping Maple 1896. 6N
V ard
t1'ENlSnEp rooms for Housekeeping
nt SO y Western
OSE lrnt housekeeping room a, Ii(
" chi kp.UN can Maple lio9.
TWO nicely furnished rooms for house.
krouiur. good n"rhborhood. Maple
2'5f-R; 1900 T. i-th
FOR RENT--l nicely furnished house.
keeping rooms can Maple SAG,
| LARGE furnished housekeeping rooml
modern brick close in 600 w. Nth ct
! THREE furnished modern housekeep.
ing rooms adults only 7Oi r. 9Th.
not SEkEEPlNG rooms See Mr. Gun.
niugham lll3 W Main ST, after IN
p. ~.
FOR RENT nice south front light
| housekeeping rooms, possession AZ
once; man and wife preferred Call
2lis West jth, hpril Bird,
TWO lpht housekeeping =, rs fol
rent: private home, adults ,.,ly. 60'
w 9Th
TWO light housekeeping rooms. good
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NICELY furnished sleeping room In
private home close in " block OF
car line, reasonable Walnut 4267.
THREE modern unfurnlshed rooms.
Maple 16il-J
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WILL TRADE standard plano for good
fresh cow 500 r.. A 81. Phone Wal
nut l6t1-R.
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For q Permanent
POSitiOn---
Telephone Operating

While you nave been engaged IN
turning out the things that made
fighting posslble-while you have
been serving In any one OF the
thousands of capacities In which
women contributed so largely 10 tNe
winning OF the war-thousands OF
telephone operators. Soldiers OF
the Switchboard" they have been
called. have likewise been engaged
In tasks that helped TO bring about
the Great Result.
hut while your work Is finished.
the real work OF the telephone oper-
ator continues. Her position Is as
vlthlly important today MS It was
during the active days OF warfare.
and she will need help In carrying
on her important duties during tho
coming period OF reconstruction.
So TO you bright. healthy. nmbi-
tiOus young women between l6 and
81, who appreciate ths importance
OF serving the public in n big way.
we offer employment as telephone
operators with good pay while you
learn, increased pay at freueqnt In
tervals after YOU learn. and Il good
desirable position always.
Telephone operating In an occupa-
ton In which the workers nre pro-
NOTED to executive positions and
your Advancement to one OF these
positions. therefore. is only de-
pendent upon your willingness and
ability.
Wo are Interested in ALL young
women who possess the necessary
qualifications and We would be
pleased to have them call nt our
Application Office. Room 2l6, Pio-
neer Building, for particulars.
SOUTHWESTERN
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY.
PREPARE for stcnographlc. sccrctaria
bookkeeping. bank positions now
awaiting YOU. Term begins April !. May
learn by mail; free trial lessons. Guth
rie Business College. Guthrie.
GOVERNMENT needs hundreds womer
IL years and over for file clerks II
treasury and war risk departments, 500
to 81 400. examinations Oklahoma City
April q; for free particulars, write J
L. Leonard Normer civil service cN,
am'ner, 81 Equitable Bldg. Washing
ton.
WANTED - Tso experienced dinini
room girls. Duncan hotel. rawhuska
Okla.
EXPERIENCED wide-awake ladie,
can earn ~ to $40 per day working II
city soliciting automobile owners
only experienced solicitors need ap
ply COOPERATIVE supply Co. 600 N
Hudson.
WANTED-Experien white girl I,
DO general hou~ work; good cook; n,
washing or Mnping; small family $50
per week. Walnut si0s 92s West 10th
LADY MrlE$9%k wahted: age bc,weer
25 and 3N kSply, lobby desk. Lee
uucklns UosktIs1
YOUNG Sttf&f Middle aged woman 10
g.EseHce. Alaplc ll12-J.
WANTEFC Steady woman for hou-
work: good wages and home. so
West 18th. Maple 3lt. Maple 10,
GIRL WANTED-t'or writing bill o
fare, kirocpoolos, Metropolitan Cafe
WANTED--A woman TO do genera
housework. Phone Maple iSi,-J.
WANTED-Whlte woman for genera
housework. no washing, small fam
fly Phone Walnut 577S.
WANTFD-Six reliable and stead
women nj once. Machine work o,
shirts. il6 West 2nd. Flora shirt CO
WANTED experienced In darl
room work ms color artist In slide dc
pnrtmcnt Apply In person, keeshei
Advertising Co.
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The Al Buyer

WANT TO BUY-Tent or side walls
for show purposes. hddress, Tucker
Bros. Amusement Co. care Dreamland
Thcnter. oklahoma City. Give full par
tictilnre
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-02

GARAGE WANTED-TWo experienced
mechanics want TO lease 1--we garage
both able to handle all kinds ot garage
work and good hustlers. BOX lsi, Has
kel. okla.
COAT MAKER WANTED-At once.
Good. steady Job. Charles Williams,
Arkansas city. Kan,
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SITTING room aud bedroom 10 ladies
employed. Walnut 2Ssi. IL broadway
circle
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MIscHLLANEous yOR RENT

WILL rent our hall for meetings or
smafl parties At very nominal price.
War Mothsrs' Hostess House. Maple
a770.
GARAGE for rent. lo4 Z. 10Th; Wal.
nut Ao7.
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OFFICES AND sroRERooMs
FOR RENT

OFFICE, ROOMS ron RENT
One, furnished. In Baltimore build.
irg. ,orner GRAND Ays and Harvey.
FOR RBNT--Lisht basstnent and part
OF first floor. about 5000 square fest
OF space: Will give lease reasonable.
Walnut 7ii2. Rose Candy Factory. rear
OF 2e0 West <th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-02
SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

(As n patriotic service. the Okiahoman
Times VIII publish want ads under this
heading Tor 3 days. without charged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-02

FROST bedroom for rent In private
modern home; adjoining bath. 1895
West lat walnut 610l.J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-02

STENOGRAIHEE-- E--Must he accurate
with figures nnd have some knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping State age and
salary expected. Permanent position.
| Q-l00 OklRhomar
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PATCHING and Building Of Roofs
Jack Benson a Son. Maple 2os9.
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NEWLY furnished suite strictly mod :
cfn house, everything furnished. 5lS
y Walnut Maple 3617
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-02

FURNISHED HOOM-Ploasant south
room In private family Maple 6O<.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-02

ron nENT Two ladies employed. one
sleeping room, south exposure. walk
ing distance Maple aT9i
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Harris-G -Gonr Co. Permanent TO right
man. give age; single or married, and
IL, ,t..rIunnna IL 4 Lnhlnann
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

WIDOW desires position ns house
Keeper j. W, Oklahumnn,
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ATTRACTIVE south room. sl2 pion,h.
walnut 2JN Jos Il. 6ih
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MALE HELP WANTED
SUBSCRIPTION WORK

EXPERIENCED MEN AND WOMEN
wanted for subscription sales work for
high class. high priced. old estah'
llshed publication. Only those who
have made good money In suhscrlp-
tion sales work are desired. Good sal
nry and bonus viii he naid state e1-
perlcncc and reference. BOX II. l.
Oklrhompn.
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UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-3 uniurnlshed modern
rooms; range sink and pantry, SIS W
4th
FOUR unfurnishcd rooms modern s26
West S,h
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED can use several live wire
solicitors, who have the ability to
show early results. must be able TO fur.
nish car or rig; attractive proposition
made TO producers. unless you are
able to handle q i've proposition appli-
cation would not be considered, salary
with ali expenses guaranteed: territory.
Oklahoma. Call In person or make np.
plication TO Circulation Manager. Far
mer .stocklnnn,. Oklshoman Bldg, Okla
homa City. Oklahoma,
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NICELY furnished room TO girls EN-.
p'cyed. iOl u. ll'h Walnut 1887.
FOR REST Two bedrooms. finished
IN ivory. Walnut ,si2. "a N. Dale
Ate
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished bedroom
with connecting sleeping porch In
high class nclghborhood, 10 ono or two
gentlemen well recommended. Phone
Walnut 6t7
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-:-

NFI1Tls'Wf3iN " ~ III
We have i96 acres oil and gas leases
which include our two leases at Burk-
burnett. We have three wells on the
pump and are drilling DAY AND
NIGHT on. No 4 We are getting tho
material on the ground for No. 8, which
will be started as soon AS No. In COM
pleted. our salesmen arc all making
money, md are satisfied Proposition
explained by mail only when 800 ac-
companies application. Call In person.
OKLAHOMA TRUST co. ACT.
DOUBLEHEAD OIL n REFINING co.
Insurance bldg. oklahoma City.
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LARGE south bedroom. Ncely fur
nshcd modern conycnieIt es: ladiea
or couple employed; valklng distance.
Walnut 4si1
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

CALL J. r. JONES, for all kinds Of
carpenter work and repairs. Root
work specially. Maple 7771-H
YOUR HOME building, remodeling re
pairing and painting solicited by w. J.
Stoner, contractor, Walnut 6727.J.
| IF YOU have n house TO repair. plaster
patch. or garage TO build, call Davis
Walnut a.23-J.