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allow the companies to present addl.

allow the companies to present add
tional figures.
William ID. Mahon, international
president OF the street car mems
union, reported in Chicago. did not
attend the meeting. There was a
rumor that, failing an agreement to-
day, the car men would strike for
twenty-four hours Sunday. This, II
was reported, was to give the public
a sample OF what tieup would mean
and at the same time Inconvenience
business less than week day walk
out
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
Strike In Expected.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, July 25-Chicago's pros
poets Of walking to work were height
ened today when long conference
between traction line owners, car
men and the public utilities commits
sion bore no results. After morn.
ing session In which everything In
general" was discussed, the meeting
adjourned to late this afternoon to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
Labor Leaders as Witnesses.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, July 25-Several labor
leaders were to be called as witnesses
today before the Luck joint Legislative
committee ivestigating alleged bolshe'
vik attacks here.
The department Of labor has IN
structed immigration Inspector A. B.
Schnell to attend the sessions and to
proceed with deportation Of all per
sons against whom evidence OF anar'
chistic activity has been collected.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
CORN WOMAN
is DEAD HERE
Mrs, Katie 3. Fordney From That
Town, Died In Local Hos
pital and viii Be
Buried at Croton.

Mrs. Katie B. Fordney of CORN.
Missouri, died at one of the Keokuk
hospitals last night, from cancer.
Mrs. Fordney was forty-three years
old. and is survived by her husband
and several children.
The body was taken to CORN this
morning for burial.
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! [ UnlttU ISs'' 1os1.oo
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, July rs
Declaring that he is innocent of for
gerry and that his arrest is his wife's
spite work, Charles e. Vaughn, for
merly a Toledo, Ohio, business man
is being held in Jail for authorities
today, following his arrest on a
charge Of forgery. Vaughn was ar
rested by detectives shortly after he
opened a bank account here by de-
posting $17,500.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25

" oo VAIN Will IAlAScX y
] had q constant dull
pain, and would
always feel tired. I
suffered in this way
for five or six yenrs
and was treated by
q physician and took
different remedies
" ! tn ut benefit.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Veg e table Com
pound W as recon-
.-lsl - ~-l r
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President Wilson'S Reply.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON. July 25-President
Wilson today replied to the Johnson
resolution asking for statement OF
policy with the
statement that the United States in
tends to cooperate with the allies in
keeping open the Siberian railroad.
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Evacuation of Territory.

limited Press Leased Wire ServiceI.
LONDON. July 25.-Germany has
notified the allies of her desire 20
negotiate with the Poles for evacua'
ton of territory ceded to Poland IN
the peace treaty, it was stated by
the Polish information committees
today. ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25

Bulgarian Peace Delegation.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Serv1cetIs
PARIS, July 25.-The Bulgarian
peace delegation was expected 70
arrive in Baris today. They stopped
at Lausanne, Switzerland, enroute
from Sofia.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
unsishtly and Dis6guring Sig
nails Of Bad Blood.

Pimples on the face and other
parts OF the body are warnings
from Nature that your blood Is
sluggish and impoverished. Some
times they foretell eczema, boils,
bhsters, and other skin disorders
mat burn like flames of FIRE.
They mean that your blood needs
,. ). 5. to cleanse it of these i'm
pure accumulatiopa that sAg CAUSE
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25

National League.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
National League.
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.

American League.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
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nation against Maggie Wade. sister
OF Maudie.
After the collection OF informatons
and defendants seems complete, tne
superior court will hear the cases ana
act on them. 49,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
-, Thermometer Mounts Toward
Record for This Summer and
Forscast 10 for Warmer
Tomorrow.
. HOTTEST IN COUNTRY
!. p,,e. on the Weather Map Of Yes
t.rday Showed - High mer-
curry a. Did the Station
at keokuk.

rn,,stments at the Keokuk recruit
- once continue to be hard to get,
,ne me report that Sergeant A. N.
y, din made this morning. OF the
ss I. men who have applied only
MA. I,.ee have been able to pass the
ahvaical examination or have reach
ID the required age.
leland E. Fox, who lives at 1900
tenth street, was accepted for the
motor transport corps yesterday and
,aft for Burlington last night. From
.here he will proceed to Jefferson
horracks at st. Louis, and will be
.ssiened to one Of the schools from
there.
,r,leaee rebates from the government.
oyer the amount that was allowed
them At the time Of their discharge
have come to the Office to file their
applications.
Some Entitled to More.
Most of the men are under the
misconception of believing chat ,he!r
discharge certificates can De eertl-
Ned here. That Is not the case, for
they are filed here and sent 10 Fur
IIneton where they are certified and
then sent back to the owners AID
the applications for the rebates for
varded to Washington.
A new provision that is made is
that each man is entitled 10 five
cents mile to his home at the time
Of his discharge, and is not obliged
70 accent travel pay to the piece
where he was INDICTED or enlisted
II it is closer to the place of dis
charge than his home. Unler that
provision some men find that they
are entitled to considerably lore
money than they had supposed.
Sergeant Hardin also has the blank
forms and will attend to the work Of
collecting the $50 bonus for any
soldiers who still have it coming 10
them.
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A poor girl may not be able to ride
around In limousine, but she
doesn't have to wonder whether she
is loved for her money.
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MOVING PICTURES
Mary Plckford a Delight.

A cooling. pleasing light drama is
Captain Kidd. Jr.," at the Grand to-
night, and 1t brings to Keokuk the
delectable Mary Pickford, who hasn't
been seen for months and who was re-
ceived yesterday with delighted
smiles. Capt. Kidd, Jr." has fine
cast, besides little Mary, and an In
teresting story Capt. Kidd, Jr." tells
Of the adventures that befell the Mac
Tavishesr grandfather and grand
daughter, when they get hold Of a
book, in the course of their dealings In
their book and curio shop, which con-
tains the plan Of secretly buried
treasure They seek the treasure and
are involved in many strange exper-
iences before they find that 1t is after
all only a hoax. But to make UP Tor
the cruel disappointment there Is
legacy which brings everything to
happy conclusion.
The Grand presents the big melo-
drama Sporting Life" for Saturday
This picture was formerly shown at
advanced prices but may be seen to-
morrow at the regular 5, 10 and 10
cent scale.
At the New Colonial.
Corinne Griffith, Vitagraph star, Is
popular everywhere for her personal
charm and artistic talent, but spe-
cially so in the south, for she is a
daughter Of the southland and when
enc of her pictures is shown in New
Orleans and a score of other cities
where she has lived and visited, the
theater announces 1t is "Cor1nne
Griffith Day"
Miss Griffith is. certain to make
many new admirers by her splendid
work in THE Unknown Quantity"
which will be seen in the New Col
onial tonight.
The picture Is adapted from the O.
Henry short story of the same name
and was directed by Thomas R. Mills.
IN the supporting cast are Huntley
Gordon. H. Davenport, Jack Ridge
way. Frederick Buckley and Jack Nc
Lean.
Hippodrome Tonight.
carmel Myers in who Will Marry
Me- The greatest woman play OF
the period, splendidly different from
The average screen drama. Also lat.
est Pathe News.
Tomorrow, Mitchell Lewis in Cali
bre 49,
thrilling drama Of life east and
west is "Calibre 49, which was TAX
IN from one of Roy Middleton's most
famous short stories am done into
smashing good picture by Edgar Lew.
is, the Bret Harte of the pictorial
wage The story begins in a western
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
CLUB STANDINGS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American LEAGUE,

Chicago. l; St.~Louis, o. 90 In
nings).
Detroit, 4; Cleveland, 2.
Washington. l.; Philadelphia, 0.
Boston, 4 New York, 8.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25
women OF
MIDDLE AGE
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound Relieves
the Ailments of Change
of Life.

During Change Of Life had hot
flashes, dizzy spells and every month I
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National League,

New York, Z; Boston, 6.
Philadelphia. z; Brooklyn. 6. GO
innings).
Chicago. 8: Pittsburgh. /.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15

UkESSMAkiNG and tsrations. ii,o
North Broadway.
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DkESSM AkING. hair work. hemstL ch.
ing, loc yard Maple 3lss-R
FuRS REMODELED: also ladies' and
mems suits: expert workma n.h lp.
vsneck. Tailor -Furrier. t09 s. Harvey.
Walnut 1928
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Statesmen WANTED

~-~-~~~~~~~-~o- ~~~->oo->~-~~~-~~>-~D>~-r~
SALESMEN-Side line 10 sen our
famous "Dougles Fairbanks" cigars 10
wholesale grocers and johbera Liberal
commission. Panhandle Cigar Co.
Dept b.. Lubbock, Te1as
WANTED-Livt real estate salesman
for farm lands. Good opening for
party who can deliver the goods. Ad'
dress +. o. Boz t0S. Broken BOW,
Okla.
WANTED-High class speciality sales
man, for highly advertised auto spec.
i"hv. sll OIL Exchange.
WANTED--Gcnernl s3lesmen TO sell oil
stock. Have permit In Iowa and force
now working out ~ Des Moincs join
US md make big money white stock Is
selling good W, c. Beesley. b0s Hers
bowit; H'dg, Phone walnut 1913
WANTED Experienced city salesman
for lumber yard in city: must he n
live wire and good mixer. Y-5, Okla
homan.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
Saleslady

Wanted at once salesiady who can
sell hats In millinery department OF q
large store doing good business. must
be q real live wire and able to handle
hard customers; salary 32250 to SIS 90
per week and percent Of all Baies,
steady work and chance for advance
ment 10 the right party; state full par
tlculnrs In first letter or by phone.
salary wanted, when you can come. eI-
perience and references. Address Mr..
Webster. care Sam Goldstein Depart
mcnt Store, Chandler, oklahoma
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AGENTS W ANTED

AGENTS wanted TO sell gasoline iron.
Labor and fuel saver. Sells In every
home. Pay salary or commission.
Ladies' make good representatives,
Write for free sample. Imperial Sad
Iron Co, Fl. Worth. Tex.
AGENTS WANTED-we want repre-.
BcHtatlves In each county In Oklaho
ma ior our Life and Accident lnsurlnce.
Experience not necessary. liberal com
mlssicn For further particulars. write
or call In person. oklahoma Equitable
Association. 30i-2-3 Scott Thompson
Bids. Oklahoma City, Okla.
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DfSCIfAhGED army officer with es
erutivc ABILITY desires employment
with oil compsny or wholesale grocery.
Write Y.,0, Okiahoman
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REFINED lsly wants permanent post
ton as buokkeeper or general Office
work. has had 6 years experience. Al
present employed by government. can
give tho best references: coming To
oklahoma In December or January.
Anne French, q. NJ. q office. Fort Nc
lntosh. Laredo. Texas.
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BE AN EXPERT
ACCOUNTANT

The Ia salle Extension University Of
Chicago has sent Registrar G. r. Ca
lock TO Oklahoma city to consult win
such men and women as ere smblno. -
10 become expert accountants. or 10
pass tho c. p A. examination. thus
QUALIFY ng TO make from .. -
$4,000 per year. Al Work dons W
snare time BY hons study. Some oil
the most prominent public and com
meciaI accountants OF oklahoma are
students OF La "a lie, ons certified pup
lic accountant with force OF 20 men:
= atlng that he requires every one oy
his employees TO take the Ia Sale
Course
and will be lersed to give YOU full and
complete information about the work
without any obi cation on your part
Drop him line or call him on the
lhone for an appointment.
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BEGINNER bookkccper desires POSI-
ton wi ling 10 leave city. can y. ",
G. A., Ma lo Ia between 0 and /.
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ROOM to employed girl. kitchen
xrivileses; $500 per week. 500 W
Il, N.
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ANTED-Clericsl work after 2.ib
Saturdays by high school gin. Maple
l7l7
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SITUATIONS wANrED-rEMALH

81 UA AioNc W nv Z ~ ~ Ntb
.,~.>4>y>>- ~ ~s,,>-~e>~->>~-~~~->s>~e
REFINED lsly wants permanent post
ton as buokkerper or general ofllcc
work. has had 6 years experience, Az
present employed by government. can
give tho best references: coming to
Oklahoma In December or January
Anne French, q NJ. u office. Fort Nc
ln,osh. Laredo. Texas.
ANTED-Clerlcal work after 2.lb
Saturdays by high school gfl. Maple
i7l7
THOROUGHLY qualified graduate o,
Hiilrs. three months expericn. e. de.
sires stcnographic position In city. Y-ll.
klehoman,
WANT 10 keep house for good fam
lly. with room, board and good
wages. Ethel Griffith, Rocky. Okla
HEGlNNER bookkeeper deslrcs posi-
tion, wi ling 10 leave city. can y. w.
G, A.. Ma lo lt between 0 and /.
WkN1aD. Position as assistant book
keeper and clerical work. by capable
l"dy Walnut 1921,
BY YOt NO lady taking commercial
course. after school. Saturday. Maple
r'7i.R.
EXPERIENCED stenpgrapher. EN-
ploy"di desires change. Phone Ma
pie 35s'-J
POSITION wanted by booltkeeprr ana
stenographer with several years OK
pcrlcnce. TIE Oklnhoman.
EXiElHf ,ypist desires COPY work 10
DO evening", Naole l5i5,
WANTED - Typing or stenosrnphlc
work. one or more evenings of the
htAfA Hai
B.32S Oklnhoman.
STENoGRApmCAL or clerical post
ton Call Maple i5Gb-R.
WILL care Tor small children while
mother shops. Rates reasonable.
Maple l?6l-J.
DRESSMAKiNG AND MILLINERY
~>~~~~N~~~~~~~~>>~~~~-
pRFSSMAkiNG ana alterations
Mary Mongc'. Maple 2zs5. Room 2lb
kcirs
CLIMB the stslrs ana save dollar
ST., cini attention given to orders bhd
remodelng Grey Millinery. 1861, West
Main. Walnu, s96S
pREsSMAKiNG Mrs. Middlestead Wf
Yves, Grand. Walnut 1881
UkESSMAkiNG and alterations. ii2o
North broadway.
DRESsMAKlNG. hair work, hemstL ch.
ing. loc yard Maple 9lss-R
FuRS REMODELED; also l,dios and
mems suits. expert workma nsh p.
Vsneck. Tailor -Furrier. t09 s. Harvey.
Walnut 1898
FUR and velvet collars put on. salts
al . ed. Crystal Cleaners.
DHESsMAKING. Maple SS3t-J.
FOR up-to-data dressmnkine call wal.
| nut TN1-J.
DREssMAklNG and alterations. Maple
| te62
SEWlNG done for children under tho
age OF II. will call for and deliver
| Wrnut 1918.
MATTRESSES aprons made, Wilson
| Hotel. Room s33
| FIfRS
| First-clnss fur remodeilnE by expert.
| Gail Walnut 563i.
BEAUTIFUL chldren's clothes mad,
at 1919 West Park. SILK shirts a
speciality. Walnut $40
fO1 crochet work Of all kinds. call Wal
1881 or ll25 w. Grand.
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WANTED. Position as assistant book
keeper and clerical work, by capable
lrdy walnut 1921
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MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED. I can use ssvsrsI live w,r

WANTED can use ssvsrai live wire
solicitors wig hsvs the ability 10
show early results. must lie able To
'urtish car ~ rig. attractive propusl'
ton mud. 10 produ,vrr, unles. you zr
tbl. TO handle . i've proja,sit,"n "rpil
cation would not be considered. salar>
| with MI alien.es guaranteed. TERRITORY
Oklshona. Call m perSoh 0f make ap
pliration 20 Circulation Manager Far
mel Stm kmsn Ohiahomap Bldg Os
inhoms ''liy Oklahoma
PRESsER for Hoffman machine; must
he q ptesser: steady place. Keystone
Tailors Okmulges. Okla.
WANTED Young man assistant IN
bank must he reliable and competent,
Capital city Business college graduate
preferred. Write B-300 care oklaho-
man
WANTED--Ad compositor. and also
linotype operator. man or WON n tor
either Job. Non union. Steady cit a
ton at good pay. Afternoon dnlly n
city OF $4,000; mild climate, natural as
| for fuel, rents moderate Times kec-
ord. Fort Smith. Ark.
DELIN ERY boy with wheel Quality
shoe Shop, i,5 West Main.
SODA DISPENSER wANTED-Must
| have experience. Davis Candy Shop,
II North Harvey.
, FIRST CLASS shoe repair man; come
| Mt once Salary from SM to SIS
per week. 10 West Main. Ardmcro,
| Okla
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PRINTER Wanted. hotrs. f2750
weekly wire when You can come.
Altus Times Democrat. Altus, okla
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THOROUGHLY qualified graduate o,
ililrs. three months exptricn e. de-
sires stcnographic position In city. Y-ll.
Z klRhOman.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

NICE front room. garage; on cnrline.
cloae In Henilsnsn MSple 3iDO.J.
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Wanted Collector

WANTED -ETrand boy over lS; $40 per
week. Apply b3s. American National
Bank Bldg.
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BY YOt no lady taking commercial
course. after school. saturday. Maple
r"7i.R
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COLLECTOR, straight Halnry. perms
nent. give age. whether married or
single Y-I5, Oklahomnn.
WANTED-Young man. 20 years OF age
as office assistant. Must have high
school education: mentally alert; physi-
cally active: capable OF assuming re-
eponsIbinty +. O. Box $50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SECOND HAND CLOTHING
American dealers. highest cash prices
paid for ladies' and gentleman, phone
Mr.. Marsh, Walnut 02t, will c..ll.
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EXPERIENCED stenpgrapher EN-
ploy"d; desires change. Phone Ma
ple 35S1-I
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WAITED
-o>,~~~~~-~->~~~~~~~~-~~ ~-->->->>>-
WOMAN COOK and also chambermaid.
Could uso mother and daughter. col
orcd or white. Walnut $3.50
WANTEp-Expcrien cook at Or
Moormuns Snnitarium, 4J20 North
Western avenue Wrlnu' lt2
rxpERJFNclp woman cook wnnt.a
Hutsel hotd, Okeene, Okla.
COON ho,,,. 20 aIri "a % IL ,..r. I,
,Snb n o., Sg, w,,h oy.axorh
90 Nynans, 'o' "'p WI" ."
L -ls : nNt otl,, l,,------------,---
WANTED = Competent chsmbermaid
selElrE. Ils's Nor,t hroadMsy,
WANTED--Good woman to Keep house
and care for children. r. II. Lindsay.
Route I. PoN 10. Lindsay. Okla.
vAVTFn- Good cooL IN, .bor, order
ana pastry work: $40 week; room and
hoard Teoree House, Norman. Okla.
,vtit,rI u,,,.N d. ho,.,L.a,,n.
WI N00'HT l 20,
r,rht ,'u"" ,,,t Vas, a. phons
Mr. Kelley Uslnu, aTss
IiaIiU.siIrp p....J u...i
l.loi, NV. w hsrtn wanted. nr,s'oi no.eL
PRIVATE tutor wanted from 70 3
evenings. Call Saturday In the fore
noon ..u ~ hoo'nson' Apartment u
w. ,'l'o o,'s. .---.-----------
WANTED Housekeeper to care for 2
children. .agc . and ] Mr cour,
estuVeI' rotlca LILY, oHla. o"o :, !'.n'
WANTEll-A girl for houscwork: no
cool Ing - West sth.
COOK. laundrcss and lant,or for LAX.
view Hnltorlum. eau at jog fattcr-
son PdT. Wrlnut 3l"l
WANTED -firsi-clnss iady bookkaep.
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DRESSMAKiNG AND MILLINERY

pRFsSMAkiNG ana alterations
Mary MonEc'. Maple 2ss5. Room 2ib
kc,r's
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POSITION wanted by booltkeeper and
stenographer with several years OK
pcrlcnce. TIE OklnhOmnn
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pAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

WALL PAPER hung: g room ip.
Samples brought Walnut s5Sy-J.
Maple 6tgt. Tom Ford.
WALL PApEk-Ic, my prices are tn,
best bring samples. estimates wos
h. n Psrrett. li2 W. Jrd Wainn, 6f57
PAINTING and paper hanging. rooms
$500 and up Map.e bl7 V. d. Dy-
k'ns
- --------------------------
ROOMS papered. 81 up: samples: also
painting. Walnut S5,2. Maple ii2t
" K. Roach.
ROACH BROS. $40 n. Hudson. Cau
Maple 2527 Night Maple $50 or Ma.
pie $50.
PAINTING and paper hanging. com.
plete stock Of wallpaper. Maple
3o33-J, or Walnut bs1'
FOR painting and papering. first class
r. T. Little. call Walnut %627.
PAINTING and paperhanging, cal
canning; all work gus anteed. You
have tried the rest. now try the best
Folder. 60 Walnut.
INDEPENDENT paper hanger. Phone
Walnut 1899. Edwards.
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ROOM WITH BOARD roR REM

COMFORTABLE room and excellent
board for ono OF two gentlemen 1910
n. broadway.
Room ana boird in private family Tor
lady. 1871 W 2ith. Walnut 1898.
HOME cooked meals. nice aud clean.
nj li22 n broadway Something dlf-
fcrent ever, day Walnut ?iiS
NICE largo room In modern home,
with good meals Maple loot 222
ErSt 9Th
EXCELLENT meals served at 1872
West PARK Walnut $40.
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WANTED-TU RENT

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THREE ROOM furnished house by De
cember ! Maple 2s56-J. after q .. m.
TO BROOM mCdern house; reason
ably close In, Walnut 1909.
REFINED young mnn employed de-.
sires room with breakfast and &
o'ciock dinner In small private family.
preferably Catholic. Y-ls oklahoinan.
ONE three or four room house. will
pay 81 reward. 1919 Wert Nth. Wal
nut 1865
WANTED 70 RENT--2 or three fur.
nlshed housekeeping rooms. close In
rreserred. T-It, oklahoman.
WANTED to rent piano for practice
purpose. Maple i2ss-J.
WAN1ED-To rent modern. furnished
bungalow. Cali v. j. Boese. Walnut
1860.
WANTED-To rent by Nov ~, by
couple without children. 2 or <-room
furnished apartment. win pay tho price
for the right apartment. Call Maple
2Sis.
WASTED-By young. married courNe
employed, two or three room mod
ern apartment or cottage: FURNISHED
or unfurnished; At once. TT Oklaho.
man
NEATLY furnished room with garage
IN modern home. by two gentlemen.
kT-iS oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15

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