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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06
My HEART Nd My HUSBAND;
Adele Carrison's Nov Phase Of
Revelations Of @ Wife


HAVE never known more restful days
than those Of the summer months fol-
lowing Juniors birthday fete. which
ended SO ausplciousiy for the Happiness
Of Alfred Durkee and Leila Fairfax.
Only the closing Of school disturbed
the placid monotony Of the days. and
that held no unexpected element. was
simply matter OF tiresome routine
which Alice Holcombe and I managed
10 dispose Of without friction or OUT
spoken criticism from the school board.
With Lillian and her small daughter
domiciled at Mrs. Durkee's next door. I
resolutely put from my mind all fear OF
any ,unpleasantness for me which might
ensue from the campaign against Ken
meth Stockbridge by his dead wife's roll
atives. a campaign of which ! strongly
suspected the sinister appearing man
who had called upon me to be part.
Lillian Is always like a solid rock of
reinsurance to me. / felt childishly that
nothing could happen while she was my
next door neighbor.
Only one thing clouded the utter IN
dolent contentment in which spent the
first few weeks of my vacation, and that
fering which Alice HolcoDlbe was under
going because of the continued incarcer-
alton in the county jail Of Kenneth
StockbridEe. charged with having muir
dered his wife. But a tho days worS
on found myself with an inward pro-
test at my own selnshness. adopting the
view Of the matter which Lillian and
Diclxy kept forcing on me.
Look here, lady" LILLIAN said one
day shortly inter school closed when l
was expressing my sympathy for Alice,
III you don't quilt trying to carry the
weight of the world on your shoulders
we're going to walk slow behind you
pretty soon with nios little wrsaths in
our hands"
4 Lazy Program.
'swhyi whyi" I stammored. TIN per-
fsctly all risht!''
Yes you are she scoffed. You're
about as near a nervous breakdown as
anybody ever saw. I wouldn't tell you
this only somebody's got to mako you
take care Of yourself. and I fancy I'm
the goat. Remember. child. you've been
under a pretty stiff strain for long
time, since before Dicky Joined the avia-
ton corps. And the melodrama at Bay
view hasn't helped things along any"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06
CHURCH coukcIL TO ADMIT
WOMEN.

Another step toward enfranchise-
rient Of women was taken recently
when the house Of bishops of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church, in ~onven-
ton in Detroit Mich, gave permission
cuin, CAL, to admit women to its Leg
islative councils.
A commission has been made to con-
slider the status of women In church
councils and Is to report in 1872.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06
self to the pattern-it is worth while!
ANNIE LAURIE


Dear Annie Laurie: ! am girl Of
10 years of age. have been going
with young man OF -. He has now
returned to his home in another city.
He IL still meeting me and seems to
think lot Of me. l had an idea he
was returning to his home to get mar
ried. Do you think / would be wise
to continue waiting for him?
How late do you think n girl should
stay out with a young man Of eve
nings?
Is 1t proper for a girl to let the
young man kiss her good night?
What should girl say when a young
man wants to make an engagement
with her and she does not fancy his
company?
BILLY.
Bflly-If you think that the young
man has returned to his home to be
married 1t might be better not to
write him except a friendly letter. He
probably thinks OF you as a mere
child and SO writes you for Amuse-
ment. Surely he has not given you
any indication that he cares for you.
A little girl of your age should not
be out in the evening at all. unless
she is with some member OF her fam
lily.
| A girl who respects herself never al
lows any man to kiss her except a
near relative or her fiance.
Just tell the young man that you
thank him but you beg to be excused
ANNIE LAURIE.
Mickey--My Dear Little Girl-Yol
are making a grave mistake. Do yor
1 think for a moment that this young
man feels you would be competent tt
take the place of the child's mother
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06

menced using DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and Peasant Pellets. Ny
general health comnnonoed to IMPROVE aftes
the frst bottle. took liz bottles and was
eured-sainsd 20 pounds wish 70 give
DR.. Pierce the very highest indogeement
Tor his remedies. MRS. MAE TRUDOWs
lO24 Suffer st.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06

gave her up, SAID
she could never be
cured. She finally
took Oh. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery which
cured hsr. We
conGideR it . mira
Gle.
II have had six
operations which
left me in . ner-
vous state, with
loss Of sleep and
appetite. / COM
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06
WITH TtiE WOMEN or TO-DAY

for the last 10 years For several
years che was special counsel to the
state comptroller. during which period
she worked out and put through a
Elan by which the state recovered
many thousands Of dollars In delin-
quent transfer taxes. II,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06

SA ~ $50 w. ~ ,. =
nSs Ahus ons WY = hays - hsal9:
in good ordsr. Thls Z sa1 IS do 4 you
take D.. Piercs's Golden Medical Discovery.
II ~ wonderful tonic and blood purifier.
and y 20 safe 70 take. for II II paads a ront9
and herbs and il without alGchoA ~
eguecsoo. 0ur - 49, - :
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06
ODD BITS ABOUT WOMEN,

The campfire girls of Irwin, O., un-
der the leadership of Mrs. Howard
Gault, are repairing roads in the vicin-
ity
Mother Catherine, franciscan nun
End founder Of the st. Glare Academy
at Mount Hope, n. T., has Just COM
pleted so years as a nun
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06

The design OF this dress in wool
Jersey and satin is new and different.
The tunic Is held to the foundation
skirt in pulled effect and made OF
satin. The long blouse OF Jersey 10
gathered at the shoulders and cut out
deeply at the front to accommodate
vest of embr oidered gesrgette. Deep
cuffs finish the rather full sleeves.
Medium size requires yards 4S-inch
jersey and 21a yards 40-inch SAITH
with ~ yards lining.
Pictorial Review Dress No. s45S.
Sizes, 16 to 20 years. Price, Is cents.
Braiding No. 1910. Transfer. blue
or yellow, Is cents.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06

Have friends nearer your oW1 - NR4
for geodncss sake stop th1oktnG yq3
are srown-up enoush to tive 8 bsaxt
you are only little girl.
ANNIE LAUlgxM
---o-s-e-------s VI. NJ 4
Frames made to order. C1reMM
Studio. I1:3 Main St--Adv. 3
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06
OXFORD 70 ADMIT WoMEN.

Oxford university has taken the
opinion Of counsel. @. J. Murray. K.
c., and Sir John Simon. as to the pro-
posed admission of women to mem
bership in the university and to de-
grees.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06
Blood Thin
Ki d N Q yo We q K

MasysvilIs, Cali. ST nsedcd . tonioj
~ blood was thin. vas rundown. my
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-06
Blood Turned to Water I
Grncy Gave Efer Cp

Oakland, Calf. "A relative was poison
ID. her blood turned to water: the doctors
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05

In addition to running be-
hind considerable over a bill
lion dollars in a year in his
public management of the
railroads, Uncle Sam h a S
had stolen from him some
thing like 70 million dollars
worth of merchandise from
freight cars in terminals and
in transit. About$15, 900, 600
Of this was taken in around
New York City. A great
part of the stealing has been
done by organized bands
under the very noses of the
government railway officials.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05
Y. M. C. A. ENLARGES
WORK IN RUSSIA
Sections - Large Sums
Being Expended.

An urgent cable has been sent from
Vladivostok to the Y. M. G. A. ma
tional war work council headquarters
in New York requesting that 100000
feet of up-to-date English comedies
and dramas and an enormous roper
tOire of Russian titled films be rushed
to that part in addition to 725 reels OF
committee on public information edu-
cational films
In response to appeals made by the
Omsk government and other allied
authorities, the Y. M. G. A. has doubled
it's personnel in non-bolshevik Russia,
and has enlarged the scope of its work
proportionately. There are now 81
American Red Triangle workers in
Siberia and 80 on the arctic front in
European Russia. In addition there
are more than twice this number Of
Russian and Czech secretaries.
The national war work council is
now expending $150,000 a month for
Y. NJ G. A. work among allied and
American troops in Siberia, and an
additional $4,000 month among the
troops in northern Russia.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05
MAY HAVE EXTRA
SESSION OF SOLONS

Extra session talk is being
revived, says a Phoenix dis
patch, through the fact that
quite a sprinkling of letters
have been received at the
governors office from rep
resentatives and senators OF
the legislature expressing
their willingness to pay their
own railroad fare and eX-
penses for a one-day session
to be called for the purpose
of ratifying the national
women's suffrage amend
ment. Representative Bow
en- Of Santa Cruz and Sena-
tor Hicks of Yavapai a r e
among those who have re-
Gently sent letters to the
governor expressing their
willingness to such a plan.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05

Circulation guaranteed the largest
in Navajo county. Books open TO
inspection as proof at any time.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05
OFFICIAL SONG TO
BE DISTRIBUTED

Phoenix. Andrew Baum
ert, secretary of the board
of directors of state institu-
tions, is in receipt of a copy
of "Arizona," " adopted by
the last session of the legis-
lature as the official state
song. Baumert has APPROX
ed a claim of $3.50 for the
copyright, to be paid to
Margaret Rowe Clifford, of
Bisbee, and is now arrang-
ing to secure the distribution
of copies to all schools and
institutions Of the state as
we'll as to the battleship Ari-
zona, all this being in com
pliance with the provisions
Of the law adopting the song.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05

Nothing would have been bet
ter for our countrymen a n d
women than for each and every
one of them to have spent some
time in the war zone. When |
think of men of the type of Bry-
an and Ford, when | think of
their self-saCisfed lives of ease,
when | think of what they did
to allow disaster and death to
threaten this country, it makes
me wonder more than ever at
the long-suffering kindness of
humanity which permits such as
they still to enjoy the benefits
of citizenship in this great land
which they have so signally
failed to serve. Lieutenant Col
onel Roosevelt.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05

intelligent insect was merely
studying our columns in order
to ascertain whether any store
in the neighborhood had failed
to advertise in cur paper, in
order that he might make for
that establishment and there
weave a web across the doorway,
where he might dwell in undis-
turbed peace.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05

Wetzler Supply Company are
prepared to cut, and thread pipe
in any length required and can
furnish all the pipe fittings re-
quired for home and fire use.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05

An Oregon farmer wants
damages because the hum
of aircraft flying over his
place frightens his hens so
that they are afraid to lay.
The hens probably mistake
the aircraft for hawks.
Prescott Courier.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05

An evangelist who was con-
Quoting nightly services an
nounced that on the following
evening he would speak on the
subject Of Liars. /" He advised
his hearers to read in advance
the seventeenth chapter of Mark.
The next night he arose and
said: Il am going to preach on
Liars tonight and | would like to
know how many read the chap
ter | suggested" A hundred
hands were upraised, Now" F"
he said, you are the very per-
sons | want to talk to there
isn't any seventeenth chapter of
Mark. - Boston Transcript.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05

Farmers Of Salt River val
ley will plant $50 acres to
lettuce this fall, according
to the Phoenix Messenger.
The seed is sown about Oct.
/ and if the season is fair
there will be many carloads
to ship to the big markets
this winter.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05

In his youth Mark Twain ed
tied a weekly journal in a small
western town, says the Youths
Companion. A subscriber wrote
to him one day to remark that
he had discovered a spider con-
cealed in the folds of a recently
delivered paper. The writer
wanted to know whether such
an occurrence was a sign of good
or bad luck.
The young editor replied in
the next issue as follows:
Constant Reader: The ap-
pearance of a spider in a copy of
last weeks paper was a sign of
neither good nor bad luck; that
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05

It is stated that 100000
German prisoners captured
by the u. S. forces are now
being held in France at a
cost of a million dollars a
month, and that the priso-
ners will be held until the
peace treaty is ratified by
the three powers.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05

According to figures given
out by Secretary of State
Mitt Simms, on July /, 1918,
there were %, 2,750 automo-
biles registered in Arizona.
July 81, 1919, there were
25, ,829. Maricopa leads the
list with 1896 cars, three
times the number of any
other county.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-09-05

Wetzler Supply Company carry
Challenge Windmills in stock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05

N.rI .Hi ilom in private home ou
W,' lG'h near orl.u' lhonr Wal
mot GiT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
nREssMAK1NG AND MILLINERY

pHTSSN MAKING and alterations. lO9r
West Grand Walnut 7S3i-R.
HEMSTlTCHING- prompt service,
priros r.laonnrlc white Sewing
Machine co. llg y Broadway, Phone
Walnut 27oo
FIHS nt an Kinds rcr.odcl,d, coats -.
lu,d can Walnut uii
uRTSSMNklNG. alterations and mems
shirts. iu2is ". Mnin. Room $50
Phone Maple a3i2
DRFkSM \klNG and alterations Mary
G.. Monror phone Maple 22b1, room
2l-. over kcrr.H.
DRESS MAKlSG. Hair work Maple
3'nS-W.
CLIMB the stairs and save % dollar rc.
tlmwuc Do speciality Bnlev q Scron.
ton. ea,a " Main Agency " wade
Corset
BEST Co.,. ..smnr. drDsn. kng. wllUrrg
ul.o suits uud,lod NrH AHllcr tll
y Broadway Walnut JUJ7. three sea-
sons with kcrrS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen WNNTLu-To .rlI aioOh
,i oil corporation paving monthly aNr
iI,udl with large Kansas ana OKLA
hHwt holdings 80 advance or Hi-
Nrftisius expenses allowed E'ply wife.
,ifyr ur I'm person Immediately
NlDNEST SECT KlTllS
COkpOKATlON.
'tli Commerce "'ig Kansas CITY ~.
SALESMAN Two men that could -.
the ,liy han 10 "a wooden Indian Hft
gyt the money for n arc needed pnU.s
sprhkiLg. men uf reserve power W,ih
little effort sell our STANDARD 0ihu.
equipment article and mako 500 per
week. are there amy 1--we ones lrft Sec
Slmuns. Jo6 s. Robinson ST, . Co I too
7 day.
- Statesmen WANTED statesmen.
stop. look lud listen Du. uI the UIE-
Er.i money making propositions hroWn
b today -somcthiur entirely new and dIi-
/ ',gru' II .s Wn'l telephone d.'..turE.
! business guide and pu.ruIr. This lI.
! been copyrighted hence sII"sinrn
! fhuIlI huyr no competition. II De- sem,
money maker. uuc lr' experienced iHtu
! cleared ln sherman, TcNls, iu % DAYS.
/ over and above all expenses toi. aNd
deposited the Woucy boo th' ItwWrf.H'
/ NHilnuN bank ~ sherman. and iNI'r
| yu,rrr.'i WHn cleared ln b,niHuu,
',rs.. lr.I I,uI.'f'I' n.u- ,,...f. Iu
/ Ir s,,ir N.,inr,I lam. ,f b.uI..n.
..,u j,unsi, .I.rs' +. r.,,.'a. ,.p,. rUI-
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do, ,.I,.l.,r. H.. y.rf r.nrf. Vr.,
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D.. u.,.I nr..t. Of.., n.t.a. o a ri
,,s r. ,, N.D,uit . gt,l.
~
STO'E Statesmen W can us" n'su.
.ldr I|rswur and uIr.lHi., -HIiWr
Major Pool on and Ga. company Hu.h
/ Th.t ls NOT wildcat ur promotion COM
pt"f. SWlll Capitalization Hul i'.N,n
/ frr..'0.E \Hup..uyr llIrE,sirr il"l'u
+ g. tthcU. Marine and Horn v.I. 1864.
/ our u....uufs r uI "u' prnpu-
'nu that }uu Ulu s.N tn ruur p"ls1uIl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05

THOROUGHLY experienced rcody-to-
wear nlysludv who also understands
solug millinery f1r my lAwtou Gar
mrut Shop Inquire National Garment
shop, 22oe West Main.
WANTED Lady TO help With office
work; must I've accurate In figures.
answer In writing Ma care Okla
Domnn
WANTED-A middle aged woman for
general houseworK on modern farm.
rhono Walnut 22ii-J.
STENOGRApHER WANTED j. E
trowdrr Purcell okla.
WANTED lnlucumhcrod middle aged
white woman, IN small family, tO do
general household work. must be good
cook neat aud good appearance. must
hu able ~ give good references A
good permanent home and reasonable
pay, win recognize ns one ot family
Apply In person. 1920 East Sh ST. Take
lnir Grounds car,
] STENOGRArHER WANTED See Nj
| Crowder, Lee -llucklns rarlor, Thurs
| day, y m
| WANTED g. Fltst-clnss hundrcss FOR
/ two days each week, Call Mrs, Fox
! ll'N-h
| WANTED Nice Young rlrl to walt on
table noon huuts taai ith Ihonn
/ Walnut SlS.
| TWO young ladies' hrtwecn On. u"cs OF
IL and 81 years, to work lu,tuN uud
! travelling an mcritnrious advert llHlng
| proposition; '2i per week aud conhnIa-
son 10 START apply 20 Mr Kelly, ~.
! bert hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
AGENTS WANTED

MEN, need your help why work
for the other man NJ starvation
wages when | can show I'm n few min.
utrs how YOU cuu make 81 ~ $40 per
duy unG bc your own boss Experience
unnecessary can at l22 s. Broadway
uud be convinced
FARMERS 30 more trouble ulpwing
black wuNy land nuy old plow will
do tho work hy use uf the wonder NJ %
uchmcut and combination. write w. we
want good agents Champion Sales Co
San Antonio, Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
FFMALE HELP WANT1D

MATTRESSES WANTED -- Tc,cphrn,
Arcade hotel. Foucn city
WANTED several rrls 90 work their
wa, thrnugh business college Nug-
man Ruyr''' follrs. Norman ok'1
DRESS GOODS SAIESLNnl
Must Dee Thoroughly experienced nul
good snlcslud,. sam Miller. saltwater
OKLA.
WANTED lIdy pianist picture show
orchestra. mo- sunday show stat,
salary, experience. EoN g., Ef.H'pW.
Okla
WANTED good dish washer aud kitch-
"u hclp ArpN nt once. -'" " i'h
NNNTED-P Practical nurse. prefer ono
who can take patient 10 home. Phone
Maple 1885
WNNTED-ESIcricuood Kitchen hclp.
go y. icafN. The Lois.
EINuN WINE SNLISlNUl
Must %" thoroughly "NHrr'un..t, pre-.
',r one that can s,ll millinery sam
Miller saltwater Okla
WANTED Competent white rrl fnr
general hnusowor.. small family l.al
W. ','h walnut 'a.I
DOlOHIp r'rl for hous, work.. must
hy rrHf. clean good v0'kur tNrr,
In family g., W '1rl street
GOOD cook references required .li
W i''M rhono Walnut aoa.
OrfIDr Gll. Young. ,mmu1u1 ~
who desires ip lruru lnu.k'ru0u.
Answer 100 own handwriting ,.N0
/ utin.w'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
ROOMS FoR RENT


NICELY furnished south room ara
sleeping porch With board for 'ou-
pie, walnut 20J.
NICELY loratcd bedroom for gentle.
man, private home, south front "t
f. IN Walnut 7lOL ----------..
FlUNIsUED room IN private family
with Kitchen privileges or TO gonil'-
men with breakfast tll y brhfN.
ATTRACTIVE room. private family.
ii ". gih walnut iO5i,
rOZY room In private hOmei walking
distance, 10 gentleman Maple 2nlo'
NICELY furnished southens, room near
two car lines. ~ w. 18Th. walnut
GilO
,.n NuEru mOAuwAY. ~ douh'o
rr uur. mrmshcd rooms 10 people
employed
LADY wants ~ Hhrfr furnished hIvii'
urUt with frInri uu mess woman "
travelling mlu'H wife Maple $3.50
SOl TI room. ,uuur,lluH tain, rryliu
entrance. rufuU. gentleman ufri'l
red Phone MHNl" ININ
sl.rrpiNG robin. suitable fnr "nr or
tNp Sulug men ia'1 j. t.h MhN'
g1s7-r
NNElN Furnished auutu'1si bedroom
m mIytir home. walking distance
or rir.u. Walnut 2,li
NlcELY Furnished uprnly room tur
uu. OF lwp gentlemen. references iN
Ww' tirhh
DESIRABLE U.iug and hrIruoui. wen
n.'ad 900 walking distance Maple
Gl2-J
NrI .a, ioom in pnNAt, h.uc. on
N,' IGth near otrlIn'. Ihou" Wal
mot '1l7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
room WITH BOARD FOR REM


.l"I southeast room, nrs'-yInsS hur.I.
g., " 10Th
NlCE southclst room, nrst-claas board.
l2a ". l0th.
,nsuit" with excellent board, lu pri-
yutc home: gentlemen or lHdlcs en-
plOvrd H.2ib. c1rr uklrhomnn
ROOM ANp HOARD for gentlemen.
light comfortable. airy. rrN home
cooking ton plenty 90 ,il. and cycr'
IuiN u i.cpt. walking dlst'ur". one ui
the hru sections ip ,rN. Price reason
able 1910 North EyondWiy
SpurH room with alcovc. IN modern
home good meals Maple 1905
COHY east room for one gentleman.
with board, In private home, walnut
! 1S26
ATTRACTIVE room walking distance;
board near 3lS ". 9Th Walnut 7i'S,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05

cut cut the picture on all four sides
Theh rnrrtilly fold dotted lino | its ON.
tire ltup,n Then dotted line .. and ed
80 rJid cp,r section underneath nccu.
raf.N when completed turn over md
,ouu ind surprising result, Save the
pictures
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
HOTEL DIRECTORY
Hotel Broadway Central

ON BROADWAY At FOURTH
SOME well furnished rooms with every
modern convenience. as well RH n few
suites with private bath available tiRh,
now, nj very reasonable rates for per.
mnneni guests
EMPIRE, 2a6 South Broadway, 80 out
side rooms, comfortably heated 75c to
81 90. weekly rates 81 to -, hest ac.
commcdntlons for tho money.
COzY HOTEir-All outside rooms. with
hot and cold water Wnlnu, 612i
MARQUETTE HOTEL Opposite court
house: 10 rooms all with no, ana
cold running water; % with connected
bnth: remodcled and rcdecorated
throughout $3.50 to s. per week
Corner Grand and Dewey. Walnut 3is1.
MONARCH HOTEL, 200 T.. and: brick;
modern rooms; 1850, $500 week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
MALE HELP WANTED


DDDTOR WNNTLD-Hrst location In
th" state i.r good I've doctor. no
competition NIru. witt" or com" u'
one. IuGuTDWEWs DRUG STORE
T"ul. Okla
WANTED "A farm hand long job for
right pnrN Phone Walnut a',-J
WANTED AT ONDE-N barber.
would he's Keep OF. fla guarantee.
e. f. Thagk,r. McifOrd, okla
WANTED shoemaker. experienced iu
murhlurr, Phone o., or write VIM.
Gur,rt, KluTilsncr, Okla
HE A DETECTIVE Excellent oppor-
tuuty. good puy. travel Writo q. T.
| Ludwig Oh Wcstoycr nlig Kansas
| Cl'y. Mo
! WANTED first class cont makers nt
once elem lIcniugrr y SON, Okla
! hOmp city
WANTED Printer. nd aud ioh. steady
| luh. 81. write or phone star 'hi'kh-
! sha. okla
I WANTED IA solicitor for ChiDhash0
| Star can ! " Koyscr. stat" capitol
WANTED Experienced extractor op.
orator White swan Laundry, -
broadway Circle
! WANTED -. Live city editor reporter
! morning newspaper so" H"rt Hodges.
KIrrkrdc hotel or write Times, Oh
mulgoo.
/ luGu SCHOOL bor io work ~ fuuu-
/ tain evenings. also boy with wheel. @
| 10 10 -. ~. Peoples Pharmacy. ,n'h
and Hudson.
I WANTED several boys over Co.,. urh'
/ factory work only those WIuinr
steady work need upr,y Sanitary Con,
. Go. llG South Dewey
, WANTED, Ar ONcE- First-,pss bar
hor. yli guarantee H. II IHiut,r
I kIuEiishrr. tIH
WSCHNEGID soldiers neat appear
INK. iutuINU.rf. under 10 N,tf. o. age.
tp work nu advertising proposition. s..
yer week liberal commission. Alr k,.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT 1 or : unfurnlshed rooms
I'm lovely home; fine location; lpu-t be-
adults and good references. Walnut
il2.
THREE unfurnshed rooms gas and
lights furnished. lll2 N Walnut.
TWO large modern unfurnished rooms
for rent Call Maple t5si-J, Ask II
NJ. Jones. 32i West Park.
THi,EE unhrnishcd rooms for house
keeping; modern; on car line; adults.
1900 W 9TH.