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The Washington times., 1919-11-21
EASTON-LE0POLD
RECITAL PLEASE
Miss Wilson and Mrs. Baker
Attend First Thursday
Evening Musicale.

The first of the Thursday evening
musicales was given at Masonic Au-
ditorium last evening with a distin-
guished audience including Miss Mar
garet Wilson and Mrs. Newton D..
Baker. 1t was a joint recital by Flor
ence Easton. soprano, and Ralph Leo
pold. pianist.
Miss Easton, of the Metropolitan
and the Scotti Operas. 10 essentially
the singer of songs, which is quite
different art. One felt the force
of her dramatic spirit most in the
impressive Burleigh song. "The Grey
Wolf" with its tragic import. while
two opera selections given as encore
showed the pure even quality of her
singing as remembered in her renGi-
tion of the Chinese maiden in Leoni's
opera, 'IOracolo' given here last
spring.
Simple and Appealing.
The Butterfly" aria "Un bel di"
was beautifully given with full vocal
expression. and the humanities of the
drama as well. She also gave a se-
lection from. Puccini's new opera,
"Gianni Schichi," 20 bambino caro-"
1t is simple In form. with unmistali-
able Puccini melody. and is most ap-
pealtng.
Mr.. Leopold is a pianist of bril-
liancy and OF admirable execution,
with technique that is smooth and
fluent and a virile quality that made
his Bach-Tausig "Toccata and Fugue"
clear-cut and well defined while It
had as well that musical quality in
Bach that not every pianist retains.
In two Chopin numbers there was
effective pedaling, and in MANI pian-
issimo passages OF the Listz "Son-
The Washington times., 1919-11-21
G0NZAGA COLLEGE WILL
DEBATE PROFIT SHARING

A debate on the profit sharing plan
as a solution Of the wage problem
VIII be held at a meeting of the
Gonzaga College Evening Glass at
the college tonight
Miss Margaret McElroy of the pub
lie speaking class. will preside as
critic. Rudolph F. Krogmann and
Arthur j. Collins will present the at
firmative, while the negative will be
defended by William L. T. McDonough
and Andrew f. Leddy. The debate
Will be opened by Alfred II. Pomer-
lean.
The Washington times., 1919-11-21
| STOP CATARRH! OPEN
| h0STRlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Relieves Head Colds at Once.

II your nostrils are clogged and
breathe freely because OF a cold ~
catarrh, just get a small bottle Of
Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store
Apply a little of this fragrant. anti
septic cream into your nostriis and
let it penetrate through every air
passage of your head. soothing and
healing the inflamed, swollen mnc.
GUS membrane and you get instant
relief.
All. how good it feels Your moi.
trils are open, your head is clear. no
more hawking, snuffling, blowing
Cling for breath. Ely's Cream Balm
is just what sufferers from head
colds and catarrh need. It's q dc.
light.
The Washington times., 1919-11-21
7. N. c. A. TO GIVE JAZZ
DANCE At WALTER REED

There will be a dance In the Y. NJ.
G. 4 hut At the Walker Reed Hospital
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-11
BOOTHS CORNERS

Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Won Euw and
children called on Frank Bergman
of Ferndale Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Muerer Of Gus
ter called Monday evening on Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Muller and
baby and Mrs. Gerrit Janson and
children were visitors at the Won Euw
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wander Yacht
were Sunday visitors at the C. Dean
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Sullivan and
granddaughter Margaret called on Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Allen Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Talmage and
family visited at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. C. Dean Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Van Weerdhuizen
and children were guests Sunday aft
erno0n of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Van Rye.
Mrs. Ed Austin of Lynden called
on Mrs. George CRANE Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Won Euw and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bergsma of Fern
dale autOed to sBellingham.
Miss Nellie Bovendam is staying
with her sister, Mrs. John Hayeman.
Mrs. Archie Palmer returned on
Thursday after spending couple Of
weeks with her sister, Miss Jennie
Wuscher of Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sw0pe and Mrs.
Archie Palmer autoed to Bellingham
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Hamilton Wis
tied s. L. Palmer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Palmer spent
Sunday with S. L. Palmer.
Mr.. George CRANE traded his Ford
auto for another Ford Thursday.
Augusta De Vries visited Monday
evening at the G. Van Weerdhuizen
home.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Recent visitors include Miss Mabel
Plank, Clifton Wotthen, Miss Jessica
De Line. and Chester Worthen.
/ A canning contest was held at the
high school Monday night between
three strong teams Almeda Boo
man and vergie Clarke, Anna knutz-
en- and Ruth Burns, and Jessica lie
Line and Gayle Walston. Mrs. H. n.
Jameson, Miss Van SICKLE and Mrs.
P. M. Serrurier who judged the con-
test. selected the De Line-Walston
team to represent Lynden at the an
nual county fair.
The results of recent class elections
are as follows:
Senior officers: Edward LIE Coco.
president; Nellie Ecker. vice-presid-
emit; Tena Kampen. treasurer, and
Wayne Smith. secretary.
Junior officers: Donald Campbell
president; Mildred NAPLES. vice-pres-
ident; Lottie Jess. secretary and Will
bur Lauckhart, treasurer.
| Sophomore officers: Tom Young
president; Irene Merritt. vice-pres-
ident, Walter Daniels. treasurer, and
Ebert Meurer, secretary.
Freshmen officers: Lee Worlow
president; Cornelius Lindhout, vice.
president; Mary Worthen, secretary
treasurer.
Glass teachers recently appointed
are Miss MacKinnon, freshmen; Miss
Martha Johnson, sophomore; Miss
Van SICKLE, junior; and Miss Gwinn'
senior.
The school library was opened to
the students Monday. Miss Sweet act
ing as librarian.
Florence King will again act as
school pianist.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-11

Muititudinous Brain Fao.
"Y0u don't mean to tell me you ever
doubt the wisdom of the majority"
"Well," responded Senator Sorghum
with elaboration, "what Is majority!
In many instances 1t Is only large
number Of people who have got tired
out trying to think for themselves and
have decided to accept somebody else's
opinion"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-11

IT see you have been retained In
that murder case as an insanity ex-
pert. How are you going to determine
the degree of responsibility Of your
clientw
by the size of the fee I get out OF
him."
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-11
Economics.

Economics.
Sawyer-"And SO you do your own
laundryT
Wringer-"Certainly. wash every
thing but my own collars, and they
don't need 1t because they're celluloId.
I simply wipe them of with my shirt
sleeves and then wash the shirt"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-11
When Interest 10 Awakened.

PrOblem-If you see man with .
smile on his face, cut a paragraph
from a newspaper and place 1t care
fully In his billfOld, what Is your de-
ductiOnf
Answer-YOu are right. The CLIP
ping mentions him.-Judge.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-11
A Timely Warning.

A Timely Warning.
Mrs. Pester-D0n't bother me. I'll
be dressed as soon as I can"
Her Husband-I was just going to
say II you don't speed up little those
clothes will be out of style by the
time you get 'em on.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-11
A Nasty aoIolnder.

Tramp - Please. kind gentleman,
could you help poor blind mani
Gentleman-But how am to know
you are blind?
Tramp-Because called you q gen.
tleman.-Stray Stories.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-11
One On Dad.

One On Dad.
Father-YOu don't mean to say the
girls are going out tonight? They
are always gadding about.
"Never mind, dear. They are to dine
at home a week from Thursday on pur-
pose to meet you."-Life.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-09-11

NO HUNTING signs, s cents each, at
Tribune.
Cheyenne record., 1919-05-08
NOTICES
NOTICE FOR rURLIt ATIpE

Departmsn' e the lnterior. y. S Lane Ctttr- a.
Lama. Colo, Narcn 70 1915
y otrc" aivcr thai p v'n Borne CT htS, ,r t.
y Wei -, 10 on U-c ,nG, D. 1915 r.,-,
He res,eat entry 1+.iaI No O2o'17 ror It's :. %
. 9-lu - a.. So i 81 to%EsTip rs 'nr. -
45 W 9Th nc. al mr ritiiar. has &c tce ~
ten,ion 10 max Il Id lhr Lro>'. to e,t,t1 >,
ci.im = the land so,ve IL serb d. te the :
CT he District ',ouri OF CheyeEn: cou,ts t,E aI
Cheyenne "rils Cole. on ,he Go.h day CT A4ti.
!lole.
Claiman Mt names wtresses
FIotis knesl,y, Herman 4 Tuxhorn, Chi''"s Z
Boyd al :hree Of Cheyenne Wells. Colo .l.y: (;
OSbJrn. Of Brandon. Cclo
mar apr % u l Beavers. ReGis;-r.
Cheyenne record., 1919-05-08
NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. U. s. Land CfTi:e at
ain,r. Colo. kr'I 4. 1919
\ ot:ce is hereby Riveh that John C Vineyard of
~ >HeysIi.e WeilS. Colo. v no on March 1916
mace homestead eniry Eoo2ozs2 for Lots 3-4-5-6
sec ion 10 township Gs range 45w 9Th principal
meridian has iisl no.iee Of his intention to make
IL al thee year PRO +. 10 establish claim to the lend
,o,vs d, serioed before the clerk OF the District
Court Of Chey enne c-unty. Colo al heyenne Wells
Coio. The ID h cay Of Juna 10
aim Mt names wiins.ses:
S nu-l sovd. David Robertson. W King ssley,
\r =i Han y all uf Cle. ne Wells Colo
al 2I may ~ ct a L Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1919-05-08
lh;G1.1t namss as wines rs:
Nri Il +. FOX ~ ELIt.AIlDN

CepartH'ent ct tie !rt='oi. =. S at, { fee a
Hugo Cui ~ IA It, i.h,
otc+ IS her,o.I NV IN llu NJ Caryik Of
~ RI ii lew. - VI, IN i ilu : I. 9lo
maAe h mesteac eIl'y st''n, :-o VI. ..l4 :)r LOIS
!-iJ..i-.2 is =. :; AID e IS } srci u - iCwn
shI. IS rhnge sew si~lh trircItl ne r.G.n as
filed notice Of l!ten.'n 10 .iu. ,u.r Er
TO establish clam ne lana descrI.,.- b o
the lerk oi The pi,t &c CJut f ,':.e, m cou ty,
Colo. at Cheye Wells Colo. Eej day Ct
June 1919
Claimant amas wit SIS:
Ceos.C A! IL a Ii m j A Holt
man >, Fl 81 View, -.io.
may june ) JR B-avc,s Resis er
Cheyenne record., 1919-05-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

!-ai..ar Colo. NJ .reh 81. 1919
\ ctce is hereby given that John Lowe Of First
~ View. Cox. vito on March ~ 1916 made
h. ResIeao chilly serial No. o2osGo for Lots A..
i 1918 and - Section l. township les range
4ew 9th principal meridian has filed nctica 'iaten
tioi.. to make iina III year roof u es,abipsh
Claim to the lAno above described tefpre the Clerk
OF The EislrIc, urt Cheyenne county at Cheyenne
Wells. Colo. OH tile 9 h CO, OF Jun. 1919
Claimant names rs Witnesses:
CLARENCE Euer. oy Frank. Elmer Crane, Marion
Derr,. ali oi First View, uLIo
ar "a may - ot L Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1919-05-08
NOTICE Fur PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. U. 5. Land Office at
E..o. ~o.c.. April IL. 1919.
\ Ilce Is hereby given that David Anderson oi
" ohe'enne "rIs. 90. wi.u Juy - j.
1912 maae tones.eao entry S.r.al Nc O14zS2 for
LIS o-lrlz io- DAG and 2Jtcl2) Section 2
lo~sI.ip !. S ra ge ,4w 6 prin slpal n dlan. has
I'D H. I've Vi n-non IL nanu INA. three p. oil
l. ts,-ui,s claim 10 The ana deseroed beiI
,hs o. The LIsliict CoLrt Chs, ellie c.uny
Co. C. al oL.y yeni,e "e"s. C- tae . LAY q
r..y 1919
Claimant names as Witnesses
MlLtuc. .-eIrhan. Patrick ) Fitzgerald. alexander
M~rr,or Luis Sc.i~auzcnc 81. al u she, enne
Clo
AR g a, O. st J K Beavers, EeCi.ter
Cheyenne record., 1919-05-08
PRESBYTERIAN, 4! hRAPAhCE

.>,r.'ia. ScAool ID ". ...... lc:3G a II,
:'riG rli preacui"- SERVICE. 1':U = N
,,"rvir, at the May iirij school lOu.,o J
T.. III t.. oild SunUu, OF each month
Til. ii,n SUNDAY to h"heid Oren for
visiting other point, ON request
Rev. Geo. NcEab. Pastor
Cheyenne record., 1919-05-08
NOTICE FOR PC CBLIt.NrN n

C,putmert of'!,e irterior U. s. ord [ fl ct
Hugo lco Arii 10 10. .
Y oiice IS ;ebv ,"a II a, ia o. Q n r ey Of
= Il ey rre Ell c ! VIII ~"i'.upsI 7h
l"t'!' ris. m e u ,... :tr No u'% : C
l. !, 9 -+oI ard tN'.i e o. : NJ I. o
IS - : ;: tn pl c,p .r t4s l. d
t1- Il ion tu max T:,a. Il prool. .
.,at iah G. In - IN a1r alb C"s ~ I U.i j. s.!
HE !ar'" th1 )'atric' ecu | IA r:'' l,=.e'i.e
lI, -oi IN - e!,- ",Il5. GO. :. ...H i;
q J4r, Its
hiG'1t names as Witnesses
k!,y J"ts n. "Il lam Lints. .c,nh:G J3hnecu
La ct >I.r''"c all OF. k,j zee v, ,-l. oio
M, az It GOV Is. I@rEister
Cheyenne record., 1919-05-08
L ii q HCH DIRE o r Y
c 4 7 Y 0 | | c

fhele will bs athol;c services al
Girir new tdlIicr every lst, Bird and 9Th
!Suu.:av OF each month.
Isl SUNDAY at 1880 II m
Bird Sunday at S:3N Il. IN.
9th Sunday at il, am.
R"y. f.. kitift.'. Pastor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

Ing and sewer paid out Must H" poo.
10 hr appreciated Price p uH.. "
$500 ,asu Hollis and Bugh. 'el'
ll3d
EAST sIDt New teo room r'a'irreel ha.
.Hfuv. rood we'll ~ water clos" TOD
school ana car line ior . 'u1. $50 cos.
and $50 per month. Call fs''' phone
s5up JNHtR NALUG-t.,D syom mode.
bungalow Al large rooms. Choice .o.a
uon near good school, basement q.
vhite eusm', amgnE g"' 5.a nen' -
rsln and sous. phone Usage $3.50.
SACRIFICING TO YuJ.-Nss five room
Mrrs'ou OAK floors, French doors
I4.I..U L.tsIrn rahIrtt. extra size room.
paved street. near Hrat school. ro
thousand more 20 build r'w price - '
81 500 down llaln ani sons. phons
FAsT sluF Fye.room, modern hurcn.
ios. .|os. 'a school a1d rnr I.nr s'.gHH.
$40 ash arl $50 per month. r.' Dc.
to, Tboue -
CLOSE lN Ft,e room modern hurEa.oE
sr.,trfrIir trH gas mantle. corner dltif
sabug. $1,000 cash. 80 per mouth -AH
Este' phone So.
Tng sklF Taur.rnau 'ur,a.ow. east
,rr,t .ord vel Of water close 20 esr
.rs 1880. f2'n cash. balance @ tuli
cal I.tss rh"rr
FuR ~VE-Ey oerrr five -oorR art
tfElrrau closet ....'ru and garage.
s.frvas ou pavement aud iHirr1r'A.
p..rs O. 500. s.0u .,,h balance terms,
lHarr OsaEs f-- "a N.trr owner
lN-I slpE bon. .roor bungalow. 'ss'
fro-'. sr~rr md va'rr t-. g.o'" 10
srteo. only stIu. $3.50 $40 rS
month 60" Wright e.. Va. Cedar lt5f.
8tl Robinson b.ds
PARK MILL ADDITION yra room motrrr
aurrs'oF, tari s.af 'oors H.., N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
ron sALr or ExoHAHoE

iYl.fNkIlEA~ afd oturt olilee marh'n
,ry for salr rprt or sAehaHkc Ne %
sspru repair wors and handle supplies
tsr al makes machines. Oiice Ahehineiy
Fkslang- lu.A South Main. TuisA. Ok'A
T.a#e tsa#r srn3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES

VIZ IFtNE ono mare end two colts ior En'o
Hf tfa low figure of slin. worth 9
prrut Iuvrslwrnt Co. 40 Security
Rdr Phone y oS7-
gNlt ruR ~NIE Third place ~su on
first rood ruuuIHE east soulh 81 Wood
Vpr' pHrt
lDW SALE ono saira good fl'Ih'oD1 veg
|srHrs' jersey sow. = year old rrNt
srrIHg. IN fine shape good dhpositi"n
giving 900 gallons W.k per dav ar'
v, Do fresh soon Price go. can HtI
-uHiH knrosHa Phone - SO"
}. gifts flr sa'e art I SOW ~iN br.rg
f.s. Usf1-e Dhris'uss 2S pigs. q miles
..r.. ur Cincinnati Phone nEago $500
O.. after o'sIors
tuE -N.E tI excellent tIllBE pouay
AIT sN. saddle perfectly y'r TO- c't
g eHua. aHp 'aIk|ur parrot Ihuo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
EMPLOYMENT
sIruATIONs WANTED MALE

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE ~
NJt ,fFNr,b. oIL. lEtsEs
in hrsrt OF ast ylly. 81 groanI floor prices
Asa about tarm. .........
..,, II il"'H t, MA.
'''''
M'NiIb Position a. h'.' me,hA..e o.
In.HlluN .lsrst 9TH large hrm recently
discharged irat 'IrHienhhi from 'hr Afn'
a'ior tao rrsrs. trttl.r Drsrtrhs iH''
"HtU. inm. q eith fIss records e''
'.audr re and general offir" r"fh 't''"
i've ant adlniutauhuvr sfpcu'n'' To'l
th"f ''.e oi i"oss'sp.hg al h"''ra.
mouths r'refrurg a. accountant Al
dress PISS rars Word
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position .nfErrsfF rIu.AfoU r.-rnt'F
returned fruia o,crssas married lpsi
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F.Fs mo fI.h 'f-."r osp
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

HOUbbS fOh SALL 70
CAS- pAY stO"O down on ANAL house.
unst be well located and close lu rts
f.s ia rooms snd ba.rment bot f,
MI. do mast have ylsnesHiou lH 20
oa,a Adams n walker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

SACRIFICING TO YuD.-Nss five room
Mrralow OAK foofs' French doofs
Lr"fu k.ttbcH cabinet. extra sue room
paved stree. near hrat school. ru
t..r.,ul more 20 build rpw price - '
81 500 door lIalu aui Sons. phors
Nsaer $500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
ArARrmESTs FuRNisHEO

,NIbN - gu. pstsIrs five room
apartment. adu.u only Phone "''s'
go.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

IN F.I1II Vs. 3lI Ni0rA iirn.''r'
f.r.. rouu apartment. also one '''p''-
T.ufu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
FINANCIAl
On LANpe ANp LKAsEs

bAh lHANbp sAHh A'frfsN'+''
OH Sass. 4. 600 acre, for drilling 'o.
i,a,I II Hir~r ronsIr' New N'lif0
FOE SALE .Orc fourth section iH o,aEs
,tuafsd in 80 goo ono producing vel.
lng four LArrs two sifscia Co. drl
ono veil making q narr,.s oihef
ytars od ussug 4 Price 100000 J.
d Eo' 2- Hnr kaf
on ,ND UAa LktsFS -prU1E propp.
iora production g. huy or sr.i $50
~ Commerce hdy Phone 81. 'An'nI
gee pss
WANTED 10 Buy Two strings ot dr'lliHE
#ru's Address ? % B0I t7D, Hspsipa.
Osa
TNu PRACTICAL draers want 10 Dr.
well Tor Interest In tools vi rpuside'
t Bona tide proposition elrhAnzs re-
rr.,a Address lls.A street :. " Ara
Hprr pHla
WANTED .Ieaa, piit small prodYuaua
vIi. .o.ut,us Tor more wells Auto "a
wage 20. Past ~'ronA street
HOTELS BOOMING HOUSES 40
4plfL had raomans foysaa. iHE, aud
AID e. pauucr Hsal tsatr Room a.
Rob 800 tdg plas' Ai'6
fUR -ALF Tor ANAL payment down.
Nt.an.y monthly 'to bsH mTHisHrd and
host IUrafsi room r0omlrE house l1
N ami tklH Tor pAf'lru are CO.. q. j.
Hr.va V|ura ~ r1. Niam. OkIA
HurELs ard roomius houses ~ al tind'
oil tho time Ailsoa Realty. sic Sc
ruri'r H'ir rlonr 47A
MONEY TO LOAN -CHirTEhs 40
LIBERTY BONDS
We pay the highest cash market
pr,ous FOR AN issues. Got our quo
tgfloug before you Ecll or buy.
Joseph shwJris co. TOE Daniel
Phone Usage $3.50
/ MONEY e. .oao At loui s0nth Phoso,s
pu NOl Nttu MONEY!
We .aaH money on iuruituTs pianos and
! y I.Tu.As iu your home or 900 storage farm
+ I.sUs made promptly h0otrhsad Paine
Phone - $3.50 200 New Auli Blas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~
FARM WITH OIL mGlTs
must be- sold 10 settle an o4ia'" o.. acres
nine miles from Portalss Ncw Mexico
Have been Offered SO per acre Tor '..
aud gaa leases best ~ and plenty ~
water, fine climate lrase 10 Tor oil and
rot ycuS farm clear in four year. bar
gain at $40 PEI, ',gIr...,.,,,,
9i6.1l7 ccutral National RAM Wdr
Mat market with large euvicr Tor rent at
Red Fork Call Col May. u 90
FOR sALE tra mougsFe Io'rs at tu.
count good securit, Phone o2IoA.
fOR SAIt- GrocoTy stock aud iyturr-
rheue ossse blH1
1T SINEss paying cpG on $4,000. cash
payment with balance ont Of profits NJ
tho business, Owner wants 10 give fuN
time TO other business W ou have . few
thousaud dollars address P,' World
WANTED Hotslkesper with o. GOO capita,
io furnish aud operate rooms ~ hutci lr
brick building lu booming oil Town. OK
srlIeut proposition 60 right psrty hri
ter come Commercial tlub Cyril OKLA
Mat MARkFr for sa.c. doing good busi.
re,s low rcrt ~ 300 worth ~ fixture q.
will sell for tl nuo Cal - J L West
Market hast Nscoud
nNRGAIN ruR QulCk SALE Owner
leaving city. old and Vel estah'thed r"a.
estate hutirVsE. uIrF turuiiurc. good o.
Zee. low rent, doing nice business.
why work Tor tho other fellow when
you can be your hoss and Wsk" more
moro idoury in mouth lhan you Gao ~
yeaf working for someouc else For
psriieulaB rsI Osaso s22
CIGAR STAND clearing fZ5o per month
Tor sale ~ 500 cash worth ~ 500
other business requires me DO 'ca'e town
Addrrps MWM, care World
YOUR upruRrU NIFTY
Party wlth fcN hundred doIsrs can secure
exclusive agency for IBIS county or souu.
ties surrounding Tulsa proposition viii
bear thorough iuvssIigatioH. oUe Of ilr
best sellers uu market. r'arg1 agents iU 60
states iu two months. SOME clearing ~ 600
.rontA Eysv fori owner Will bI, ru
tuuus required only email capital Milton
smith iae'ors agent ga liottI lu'sa
FOR sALl Hamhurgsr bnd quick luu.h
wagon equipped for busine-s, Apply
Beggs Okla oppoafr y %
GROCERY stock for sa.s 6io n Racine
TNE HiGuF - Hasa crorerl and nest
market iu Tulsa doing $50 900 business
annually centrally located ~ 600 Boa
cash. thr rrst on terms Will hAUdIa tho
deal. o4urr's reason Tor selling ln bad
hFA'h and must Get ont hy october !.
1pl9 Address y 20 care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14

ASH slNH RON. room bungalow. eat
fro-' ,rw~r and vl'.r f-. r.o'" 90
month 60" Wright e.. VA. cedar lt5H.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
REALESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FoR SALE

ACREAGE FOR SALE IS
NURFN8E WORTH THE MONEY-lto
arrow four miles ont fr0 per acre. 100
a.r.. about one mile from city limits
en-. prr acre 90. acre. about seven
u.rs out good farm. good inpro'.
farm u.sr CouHuN'y. coo acres az $50
Dor acre Phone rl-l tHup tity Realty.
Investment Go. n-a Iowa biis
on IIN~FS is NFW NENlCu
.n any amount 'om 40 acres upi placer
locations 900 acre, up. prices from D. cents,
'r. Ask ''oe' OF e. n,arM&
"lf'17 Central National UarR R.de
COLORADO R,NCh SNN LUIS NNLLFY
goo acres irrigated good lIIe art vaiaf
a uslf. plenty ~ water also 10 or
Is..an flowing vol. ZOO 'ttt deep % 600
t." = fine tti at $50 d head Decided
land It iu IA ia ara native grass is 4
t.arl sandy 'lau five feet of soil eight
M cs ~ railroad iovr good level au1
hNrt ra7A Shs 10 ycrv productive lard
ard tIr.8. arg- crops AID 70 f.uc climate.
co. tha .rrte and decided lard also this
Ertr.s HsF crop srH iHr implements and
.arsa tractor AdiTry J. 4 Mo0rH
H"t -.. Nrsf Tulsa uka. Phone Usage
FOR ~NIE.Ig-H acres. solid BODY 10
DIT. %" 'N-. .'Af'.F'. on NltNNsf. wv.
3D.. ''r 1ss. owner 'ore"i 'o soil. Tri.s
,..r sI-.. rsr acre Hgf cufb q II
N,f-.. Amarillo lr,a.
FNN'rE cot WY iarr Tor ss's ro rad
t. a.r.s ir cultivation - acres timber.
lH.tHrr. about two arIt, waste land
o. 'u.r rb1m house. harH storm cellar.
r,r.., oF fraIf. sire f,rrr. snu' Iro
ar.rse lard. rpf'-''iou ,o" '"f~ g.
q, .rofuHfUr new Ted trtH'. sn'.
vm and l-ire, :, zoe L''.e o,ase
u.ra ot'a.
ruy -tIr.I goo arra Improved nnrI.
H,-r, Go No $50 Ter s.rr. .f room
Hr... hat. Furnished o H.U. hg
..r.. 400 acres fruit cod HH rr land
Marry County No N'I 'o.f.l ro0t
aHiamohHs or r.N grop'r'. Investors
Realty Go. aurora Mo
BUSINESS rRurERry -
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moe Admiral
pEfrk WAREHOUSE 'or H.r .Faf.a-r
H.rr0 suitable .'f .,.E A1fa
end rsr month price sI'. 5000
.aF tara~ra $50 rrr -a.-. Afarrss
% IN Hrv lH- iHta
HOUSES FOR SALE IS
s-.H C,sH sHA so. per ..f a-.
rra ugs ru0m mnars .u..a vftI
. .-H GOOD aH'. s-.. .. ..s ..
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F.u etrr 80 Owner fr. ... .-r.
Zoos, luU soa,a fors'i. -oal terms.