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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
PERSONAL PROPERTY
iousnnoLp GOODS


'foR VALE hhv huEE, ~ S. Yorttowu.
FOR SAIL -Four roons oi good furr,lurr.
ronsittine Of bedroom living room. din
ins room and k,tchsN, ' am leAyinr ,itr
and wiling to ru' loose .t sAcrlhce
tl 2ls MaybcNs ~
SIX ROOMS Of btgh.clan furniture 81 200 .
house ior rent can 1908 - Olympia
Fhouo 1859
PRACTICALLY now r,irigor,,or Tor sale
Phone t-.' NNsalos
ruR SNLf Almost new Refrigerator. holds
loo pound' price s.o top y srvsnth
fuR SNlL Some ro.I Top desks ono ~,
TOP one standing dcsk and cheap office
fhaIr. "" huy ANYTHING and s,I ever,
thing rhoue trJi Diamond Furniture
.un. >Nat uss dwas room srt dt,ssius
table rhIfoHirr brass Rod Arge mir
r0H UNFAp ubIs .LitsNrn cabinet ruEt
lawn w'Nrr hose. .,undr, utensils 1870
South larson.
luh NAlt uoat second hand rlr,t.c Fp
'rF' e"odr0 rocker - $50. infant white
h'I nI'h mattress - Phone 900 or
20. lNI. South Forest
'RNlTl RE FOR SAlr cal AZ a1N1 y
N.o0t Ht Moving reason for selling
fvR SALLY Nor, wicker han, buggy. baby
N.I. sanitary couch, kt'rcn rAhiuei
range ono cord wcot Phone between 0
and ~ ms or goa
w WANT YOUR "ttuNpuANp
FURNITURE
rUDNk gl'1
wy TRADE NtW Won OH
Nnl ,NN wear diamonds " you ,sl 7oar
se.nad hand hrntiure 20 IN. diamond
furnltuf' GO rhone C51I We buy an,
th'og aud se'j cyrrythinE
VIZ WANT your second hlnd tufnuute o,
any klni rhon" ana
MhTTRFSSFS RENOVATED And rsr-,
cred r'iurtrd home the same day Phons
sac AsniiiD Mattress co
i1lErNSN $50. LORI vii scN fo- 500.
jewel gold clock Sclo for 80 Wrs
S'hr,,rr Tempe apartment ,ne south
No..',r
tpE SNlN N,hosNr, csntor r,n.c porch
hNnE NNH 'r,r Rot Mate rt. NrAi,r.
EW oaA chair. e mahogany chains. ~
W NrIhrr
MUSICAL issrRuMENrS o..
FOR sNlt--k krantrh & R,sA piano solid
mahogany ,,sr right nov i,H room
2l., Nsltsuc hal, after J. IN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
REAL ESTATE
HOMES
FOR SALE


rooms. modern, close
,D7S0 In and almost new, cor.
ner lott Terms t7OG
down
South Whoeling.
,pS00 rooms, garage and good
well OF water, 1000
down.
rooms modern. full
east front lot. oak floors
tile bath with base tub
sdSE0 and pedestal lavatory
furnace and instan-
taneous water heater.
bullt-in features. con
crete porch How doe.
sound Better see /, to-
day.
South side. rooms. al
most new dandy east
sEE00 front lot. This Is IN
'o'oo splendid location. close
TO car line and schools
See this soon.
Nrw Groom bungalow,
just completed. with OAK
floors, ivory woodwork.
sG7S0 beautiful mantel; large
w Wv basement. book cases:
kitchen cabinet and ar
tistically dc coratc
base tub. pedestal Law
atory $500 down:
S7b per month.
Two-story, south side
This house is "A bargain.
az evidenced by tho
,71O0 fact that every real
wv estate firm in town Is
advertising II and they
always advertise tho
bargains
South Cheyenne close
In east front full lot. 3
sSSS0 rooms with furnace.
'oOOo white enamel wood
work and In first class
condition. This is a
dandy.
Complete bungalow;
east front. on tho
south side In Carlton
IN 000 Place district five
rooms. sun parlor and
sleeping porch, large
basement with COM
plete bath. cistern 2
car garage and scrv-
ants quarters: ahun-
dance Of shade, one
fourth cash. balance
In payments
Brick. 2-story. .
rooms. baths. base
ment and servants
IN Q00 quarters oak floors:
o'OOO white enamel finish.
bullt-in conveniences.
with every modern
east front, on good
south side street
Terms
Brick home. s roms:
.-story; 7j-foot lot.
~ 00O close in. on south side.
Wv" on car line good in
vestment or home,
This lot Is worth.
$500
Twb-storv daplcx. In
good south side loca-
$4,000 :s,:,s,. ss,:ss '~o .as.4S ;sss.@;'
hish class income
property Good ten
ants and well rented.
3i4 West 10Th. Co
lonial 2-storS with
center hall plan, !
on 000 rooms with beautiful
~Ni iN"O large sun parlor. =
car garage and serv-
ants quarters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

s92 ~ ACRES, al rich first and second
bottom land about 900 acres cleared s
houses. barn, CrAuary, filo. etc. on
roid pr'rr $50 per acre, terms For
particulars Of this ard other farms write
J l. NrKAm"y lmboden, Ark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
fouLraY An surPtiEn

lOR SNLE Portable chicken house
rhIek,ut fence aNl incubator. 2laa r.
TNt
MAlN. :. eo24 Day old chicks Tor sale
Phone MN g.
RARN lnllks Inr No lRAl t,.l fnntlh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
sIruArroSs WANTED FEMALE

WANTED Position a. housekecpsr ~
middle esFsd womsn In good homo of fof
Nidoser With ono Or two children id
dress X. No =, Boa 10, tls'slAnd.
nkla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES ron SALE

HOUSES FOB BALE 90
DALLAS REAL ESTATE
One of the bc,, locations IN Dallas for tour
desirable apartments. one beautiful yes
denoe cornsr ii5Ilsi For particular
write Mrs. Trisg. iaoJ JGnns d. p"'''''
A GOOD q room house 900. 500 cash
viii handle Fhon. 100.
4 Goop roo~ house. close In modern
stsoo terms Phon. iiod
Buy from o~nsr good ~ room house oot.
ucr lot waking distance. Southwett part
~ rJ. good location, prirc s. 900,
'srm, Phone ts47
FOR iILE Practically new rooms and
'eosrg porch OAK floors mantle, base
msnI garage owner leaving iorn, price
10 sell Phone 572oR
QUAkER : 1920 Buy from owner. house
and lot In Orchard addition. ~ 900. one.
hsii cash. terms on balance rhore tb.b
$500 RUYS . good room boz house, t.
he moved on place Phone al7oR.
FOR sALF .Ncw room modern bunea
lo~ lhs tsA bargain Sec house and
get price and terms At 5i1 North Rose
dss Irving rIsoo,
SOtTH NNNrHrs .- slI room modern
bungalow cou'enienty Arfsnged and
Just deeofsled house is furnished With
the y0fy hest ~ furniture, irrluding
piAno, ready 10 move into Yadon IN
Nsstmcbt co no Old First National
B.dg Phone 1853 Residence 29lg
CAL Mr. Douglass
$500 or AUTO as frat payment balance
time, takes + room bungalow. 2a0a last
Twelfth two "a foot porehrs back
screened. concrete cistorn, cellar And
sidewalks. barn, fsnces snd fruit, garden
gas and electricity, DECORATED. Phone
06 hiege @A
FOR sALE ~ owner Fl, room dupler
rnnd.Yut a.b bal
Anro $50 psr month may consider car n
chssp Fotd preferred. a. par, payment.
1923 y Fourth st
Bry FROM OWNER Hous. and lot, on
linsy line, northeast SIDE. Address 20.
care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
Independence. Kan

SIX OR SEVEN GOOD carpenter, At once
soc 70 zoe per halr Phone laol
wANTEp- Boys ia or ~ wear, old with
good -reArenees, 10 learn i~velry trade
"a Robinson hdg Sanders Rores
WANTED Young man With drug and foun
,sin eApefisneo North Main pruE Go.
WANTED Houseman must be good cooLS
two In family. Call ASA
house and garage would Ike 10 hear
house an dEsrREe, would like 10 hesr
from Mr.. MADDOX Phone 2aT7 or tsoi
WANTED Two lsborrrs Apply ~ A
o'clock SATURDAY morning l7to y Sixth
WANTED labor foreman Apply aoi
DAnlel nldE
WANTED csultcr on jon Thr,eeorh
,nd Elvood
ClrhkS Tor government, departments
100 month examinations NJ, ~. For
tfss particulars write = & sonard tiot
msr civil service examiner. l2l5 tquia
be AldE Washington
JOIN THF ARMY Recruiting oh.s, At
oNlshoma city. Tulsa Nutkogsp. Jh.rk
''h' Atdmorr and Enid o.
WANTED No experienced brr. ,rurr
sipulra Pressed hrrk GO. sam.ua
ut'A
WANTED Experienced .a.. u.n an
straight "Hr. hH Nrr. o| '.m slate
experience and SALARY o,Hr.i.i Aad rs.
ercoce a0tw,rs treated sfu.H. CON.
dcutisl Nddrs,s N12 caro- Nrrf
An rNcELLENT oppornr0, frr ,o.a,sr,
ava ta'loT; Who bay" e,fo released from
ter'tce Write u n lNgr .batham ,li
Wl'nut Al r'.sdrlphia Ia
HELP WANTED rEaALE ~
ltui SEKTrrtp WANTED Nm. hr .r,l
cooi snd A,sp house 'n rood order o..
EentIcnsn ari family off. ,e Al .ua
New nsoiel Hdl or phone Nt1i
wANTED Table sra 'prg n u-rau
Quake pus Go
WANTED Ry the inms, AuiIo as,nr. ro
represent as in Tuba snI .urroundIns
territory ttpsuonro not nrress4r those
without references need NOT aUp't. would
consider paying fA.Art or tuarNutrr ,uh
commission. jane Studio. Il4's -,
Third Phone sItt
WANTED Three lad, collectors tIa psr
vrsk and commission Naa, studio.
l7I I Third
WHITE GiRl for scger.' lol,ssor,
mus hr coed cooA Prone Ityt
LADIES Bay our dresses Al th. rarItIau
And save moHe1 rsrsuu sample
Room upstairs over WooIvprtb..
LADY rRESsER. must hr tr.r class ON
prtssng and plrsunE hdtss tsrry r,r
mruts steady Job ard high wage.
Rohurie'd cleaning Worss M south
Cincinnati
SttR MADAM Te'' ,en,'. na,,'1,
ne "sry mins <c rccts fnins
can short Phone a.
RANrtp \ ntdd',tgsA woman Iar rr1a
lnE and Frrrrsl hou'rNnn p ~ '.ri.
M chhdrrf Servants quarrrs. Phone
t7sc or 7l5I
CROCHrrERS WANTED .sroyt,rr mo-
for parijcu'ars Mrs MencE .ls Espm.
ing st. NFliEm.port Pa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

raFh Iali fUr
LIBERTY BONDS


tarh TnI fur
JIpJrDrnN nhkrT,n
LII DEk ! DONDS
v,Ap. .uA,i.,.,i i4r,,,pe
rsri.,t p,yr..ut .,uI h,ris r,,.in,.
", San, ,,, .,rL,, s.,'
,t. ~ ,.,.. ,,,.t..,..,, ,,.,
WV. '' .'" . ''..''N''. .''' '"h"h.
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'"' ,. ~" '.h, "'S
'''''.'I' I.'NN ~ l'L
lH.'N.'I 1..l I|H'I'd lipk'ts
IsH.' N'. nnl
....
M''Eh TO I"'AN
Salary Iutu4 tu mon and women
holding Fi'tIy positions ray hack
q. ''u 60. n'.i hHii'l lOrn4 on
n.purv louapuulJ guolg ieweIrv and
,i.,,,,,t.
;
TULSA LOAN ca. "
Room s over Model Clothing Elpre
Tulsa DlIn Thouo n
,,,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

WANTED tIonsomAn must be good cook
two In family Call i8sl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
A + ime Close
I'm BI0rn@

Eight large rooms, sleeping
porch, hardwood floors thru
out, large basement with fur
mace and laundry equipment,
fine well OF good water, ga
rage and servants quarters,
abundance of bearing fruit
and shade trees, east front
full sized lot, three fireplaces,
plenty Of closets and built-in
features. Nothing but cash
considered and shown only by
appointment and to really
interested parties in a real
home. Price on application at
office only. Possession July /.
f.. @. CUNNINGHAM
Room 210 Palace Building.
Phones 4670-552.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

WANTED Young man With drug and ioun
tain experienced North Main DRUG co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

SIX OR SEVEN good carpenter, At once
soc 70 zoe per hspr Phone laol
WANTED Boy. fs or n year, old with
good reorenres 10 learn irwclry trade
"a Robinson hldg Sanders Rores
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

oIins flAnt. business viii more than pa
Tor ITSELF IN year, sioroy bHildinE COS
90 iiitutes about $1,000 stock t~o
room cottages ono IN rear ono al
joining barn EsrsEe sll for $500 pin,
invoice Of siorAi owner wisheA to foiirs
on arcount ~ physical hsudirap Al
dre" hoi az hiShy ok'
pOCrnR ~Anl, Ior.tion In good oil or az
riculiufsl to~ns sill bu, reasonable dcsl
partnership ~ contract practice I wani
business from start Address 3 fter
man NJ u huusr oth
CONFECTIONERY r'ose In. I'M, hu,tr,,s
$4,000 rsIh cafe hratslAss place first.
clAss patronage ~ 500 some terms srs
" q Finch. i1O Robinson Hldr Phone
A'po
TULSA roUR STOCk Listed Al rrc,snt
mArtst At $3.50 viii sel in shares AZ
tt'o need tho mousy quick Phone ans
Mr. Masters
uoup Uurnins Tor grocer, nor In ANAL
town near Tulsa but' dug fully equipped
Nddress SO care World
4 coon eroeery store tor salt rhooc
lipH
poCTOR ~ ooo prsetira To- sale KansA,
no competition. to~n TOO. accredited
hiEh school rlty water. electricity. dfill -
INK for oil ono mile from town. iuttodur.
lon, drugs. office equipment insurance
and TailroAd appointment, pricr ~ 500
leaving Ia specialize. location too good Ia
remain long un'old invs,igAto At oucc
Mysu NJ n, wslehsld Nan
DENTIST Warts location I'm country ro~n
of about GOO population address 4
Lstc Tulsa World,
ron TNLE Ertirr moyins picmre srd
lhsattr equipment ". u AcCvnneu,
IAwhusLa, Okp
As AN lraylne the city viii sacritss
good rostAutArt bu,iress At pO1 y Msln
" interested come ~ onr,
OIL LANDS AND LEASES ,IA
FOH StlI CUFtr. sutton corrtv Tcya,
ono section year commercial lrsyr low
r'nis' tsN 2oN narIg. Rds rhons
t1tp
hn NRt ltNHt Tulsa county. iEp feet
f'm production 'hcap. terms Box
WANTED vauistd VIC. aurIE ~ foue
sHi aunF tor = 1000 fool tcs well n
Won have az, Of these and will tr.tr for
'.f'hge on perfect suurture hiFhly
10 ommonffi Dos rcoloEist and which f.,
located fN ahNu rouriE rriAa la
N'"' Of Ranger helt ard aurrourd~d b,
'nmh'r of other dsrp i.sb. has
proven 'rT'ov o0 'hreo side, Have
,omr fa.Nor. acreage 'ot sale Vt.u
'n'r. Ns.'e hoffman GO CNdr Ts,sa
NOilCE
'ln '.ohc who want to flo on rovcrrnrr
And N tidt .onuu hrv NrNr, tnr o.
ana gh... Thai ,ou rAn obtain tunr
blanks and 0io'mat'un a. Abn 10 t,l, On
The government I'md 'or oil a0J 90. ,0d
w'rrH rE'. NrJ what tht cost viii hr to
you 'Hr each .a'm uird on b, AppNInE
'o T. OseomaN. HlF Cr0u,l National
sAri I'tr Tulsa OlIa Approved by.I.
p tru.A''. Nr'c.,p New Mrusc
7 U\Nt o star ms .hlne rnadl ro move on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
FINANCIAL
BUsINgss oPponruMrIns

BusIEgss OPPORTUNITIES. ~
FOR tALk-a. shares American Glass
cassei company Ad, okA au Elus
Morgan Phone 1893
fOR sALE as share. Of Tuhn -Four Auio.
reasonable thh week aln Y Third .i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

WANTED Three lad, solicitors tla prr
wrek and commission Nass studio.
l7I I Third
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
MUhICAL INArnuMEN1

THOMPSON p'srrr papo Mt a., 800
'h"no
fuIt HNIf on lERbI ,,ty f,e nl.no
tfA.i.ra.s 'ts tine condition. y Iil sell
ant ai o.'.s. " VIZ ''''
RAM ,pt,B pI,.1 g. D.. 49,, H., /,
Ne, n,nItrt. 10. .ts ,r,nr,I d,,5. I'm
m'''a'a - 10, fs'h is.sa s'I entertain
~. -. "'''''7 x
''n ''' ma .0'f".' win ~ 70,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-02

FOR sALE--to. 90. 100 or 100 acre farms
Mingo valley, miles Tulsa H. W. San
dcrfer, AlsumA Okla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-12-23

II is interesting to occasionally note
the viewpoint of the great metropolitan
newspapers on the milk situation. Here
is the way one worried editor sizes 1t up:
The state insists upon pure milk, 90
the prices of COWS 60 mp. The people
buy luxuries made In factories 90 the
price OF farm help goes up. The cost Of
seed and machinery rises, so the price Of
feed goes mp. So kites the cost of milk
productions; and the dsiryman, who Ia
human and who wants money like the
rest of Us, takes bit more profit at the
depot. Because the Big Four scared the
president in 1915, the freight charges or
can of milk 60 up. Because everything
10 up, the milk wagon men ask moro pay
Because pampered city civilization de-
mauds eli its milk delivered ct the came
hour, three milkmen are used for . one
| man job. Because there 10 composition
three wagons 60 where one would 60
Progress, prosperity, big wages, labo
dictation, short hours, and extravagance'
-all steal drink from the bottle on IL
way from the COW to the baby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-12-23
Museum Of Plants.

In the United States botanic garden
In the national capital, one may see
all the flowers from all parts OF the
earth, as we'll as every tree from every
part Of this great globe. There are In
teresting legends concerning trees that
are found there. Eminent men In the
course Of the history Of the institu'
ton planted trees there.
Charles A. Dana, the great editor, car
ried an acorn from the grave OF Con-
fucius and planted It there. One VIII
find a beautiful acacia, "that plant OF
deep root" planted there by General
Grant. Two cedars of Lebanon. whose
ancestors furnished timbers for King
solomon's temple, were planted ana
thrive there, placed by Senators Hoar
and Evarts.
Standing in triangular position are
the "trees Of the tragedians," Edwin
Booth. Edwin Forrest, and John Wilkes
Booth. Each selected the bald, or wa
ter cypress for his planting. Over IN
the eastern part Of the garden Is the
famous hornbsam. 1t covers one-tenth
of an acre of ground. 1t was planted
by Abraham Lincoln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-12-23
EemlnIne En- loyment.

OF all the good times a woman has
sweeping and kicking up q dust, the
cleaning she enjoys most is that which
she does on moving into house Just
vacated by another woman. II there
are only some old papers and rags to
pick up. she makes the best OF IL; but
where the woodwork has to be gone
over and the floors scrubbed, she al.
most goes wild with Joy. There Is no
way of putting down printed words to
express the pleasure she gets out OF
saying, "I simply had to get down on
nv hands and knees with a knife and
scrape up dirt and grease that had
dried on the foor." OF course, It's
hard work, but who thinks Of that
when there's q chance Of finding few
fine big cockroaches and maybe q
dozen delicious thousand-legged
worms?-Kansas City Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-12-23
Six Centenarians.

Six centenarians, three men and three
women are enrolled among the ranks oi
Maine dead for last year. Lydia WixoD
widow of James Wixon of Augusta, died
on May 4, 1918, at the age of 100 years
and months. She was the daughter oil
John Rollins, q Revolutionary patriot
who served as one of Washington's per.
sonal bodyguard, and was herself born
in 1917 when Maine was little more thar
wilderness.
While her case Is of particular interest
Historically, much more remarkable from
the physical viewpoint is the length ol
life attained by Samuel Bronstein OF
Auburn who died on October Z, 1918
He was Russian by birth and came to
this country when young man, living
here until the ripe old age of 107 years
and Z months. In the long experience
of the workers In the division OF Vita
Statistics of the Maine State Board OF
Health In whose Offices In Augusta this
interesting Information was CLEANED,
there has been no record OF Maine mar
reaching greater age.
Eliza Pratt Fogg died In Bangor or
December ~, 1918, at the age Of 102
She had been life long resident Of
Maine. Hannah Page Of Norridgewoch
died there in November, 1918, when just
100 years old. Percy Montgomery oi
Warren was aged 100 years and 1C
months when death came to him or
October 20, 1918. Dennis Mccarthy
born 10 Ireland and OF parentage un
known, died at the age Of 100 at BIZ
home in HOulton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-12-23
20. K"

More than q century ago the best
tobacco and the best rum came from
Aux Cages pronounced o. K.), and
the best Of anything was designated
as Aux Cages. or o. x. This mean
Ins Of the phrase is still retained. In
the Jackson campaign every lie that
could be invented was invented to
blacken the generals character, and
an Endorsement that he had made.
"this Is O. K" (meaning the best),
was taken by Seba Smith, and declared
nv him to be but an abbreviation OF the
sentleman's customary Endorsement OF
papers rs "oil kerrect." The Demo-
Gratis took up this statement and fas-
tened the mystic letters to their ban.
ners. The meaning AL correct"
stuck to the letters, and since then
hey have been used In the two mean
>. or SHE best" and "all right"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-12-23
Maine News Notes.

Vermont had the largest killing OF
deer for years In its open season just
closed, but only about 1900 we're killed.
Over $500 passed through the Bangor In.
spection station, to say nothing OF other
stations and auto transportation.
Miss Florence Nimmo of North New
Portland, Me-, 10 exhibiting . freak ear
of corn. The ear 10 corn for folly two
thirds Of its length. At that point the
kernels begin to break down and make
way for we'll defined rows OF oats.
Curator Thomas A. James OF the state
museum has already begun collecting
for the state of Maine exhibit of 1870 ai
the Eastern States Exposition ct Spring
field, Mass. He proposes to show, among
other things, the resources OF Maine ir
the fur-bearipg animal line, showing
skins OF oil varieties from the undress tt
lie manufactured form, including beaver
from the hide to the finished nun OF
neck piece; deer, from the skin to th'
handsome gloves or house slippers ant
moccssins, etc. Another attraction will
probably be . beaver house. II may no
be built by the beavers themselves, bu
leave "Tom" alone for faithful repro
duction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-12-23
HAD LOTS OF FUN
Mr. aosIingtoRs Experience That
of Many Others
Who WouIdn't Feel Pleasure at Hav.
Ing to Secure Larger Safe Deposit
Box for Liberty eonds and
Other vaIuables7

II never would have thought It."
said Mr.. Goslington, but I've had to
get bigger safe-deposit box.
Before the great war I had mod
est check account, and little fund
slowed away in a savings bank for
emergencies, but no safe-deposit box.
large or small. had no use for one,
had no stocks or bonds to keep In
one; but when the war came and We
all began buying Liberty bonds it was
different. I didn't want to keep even
the little bonds that represented my
initial investment lying around In
bureau drawer or stored away In
trunk, so l rented safe-deposit box.
! had often read the advertisements
Of the safe-deposit companies telling
Of how little you could get box for.
and from that on up, pleasant read
ing always, suggestive Of wealth and
coupon cutting, and that sort Of
thing, and now the time had come
when I needed a box myself; and 1t
was very pleasant reflection.
guess you know the size box I took.
"Still, / thought that box would be
plenty big enough for me. / hadn't
many bonds to put in, you under
stand; but, do you know, as soon as |
got the box I found that had some
other things that really belonged In
It; insurance policies and some other
papers and documents that were OF
value to me for financial or other rea-
sons; and so while the bonds didn't
begin to take all the room l soon
found that my little box was packed
SO that had to crowd the cover down
to get 1t to close.
"And I will admit that the safe
deposit experience was a lot Of fun
to me. It was q real pleasure to me
to have my box politely hauled out
for me from its deep pigeon hole In
the safe-depOsit vault; and 1t was
pleasure to be shown to q cubby hole
with q door that I could close, and
where I found q desk and pens and
ink and paper and shears and coupon
envelopes and so on; 1t was q pleasure
to be q safe-deposit customer. and |
certainly did smile when I used those
shears for the first time, cutting of
coupons.
"Then the time came when, as l
bought more bonds, and what with the
other stuff In 1t, the box was 80 full
that they had hard work to crowd 1t
into its pigeon hole and hs-d work
to pull 1t out, and then simply had
to buy bigger box, and that was fun.
too.
"Of course, you know did not now
buy large safe, or a room with
shelves around to store my bonds on;
nor did have to hire scissors sharp
ener to keep my coupon shears sharp
80 that my clerks would not be de-
layed In cutting the coupons. may
come to that, why mott Stranger
things than that have happened to
other people, and I don't know why
they might not happen to me. But
meanwhile II was satisfaction to me
to reflect that had at least outgrown
the little box, even though for the
time being I might be able to get
along nicely with one just the next
size bigger."-New York Sun