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The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-19

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on the 18th day Of August, 1919, at
2 o'clock P. M, the Board of Super
visors of Santa Cruz County, Ari-
IONA, will receive bids on 20 tons of
coal, delivered in bulk at Court House
Bids must be sealed and addressed
to the Clerk of the Board of the
Supervisors and marked accordingly.
By order of the Board of Super
visors, this 4th. day of August
1919.
By Laura Parsons, Clerk
First publication August 5th., 1919
Last publication, August 18TH, 1919
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-19

FOUND Salvaged from flood in
Santa Cruz River, one 33x4 tire and
rim. information of same can be
secured at THE OASIS Office by pay
isg for this ad. tt.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-19

Cleaning and Pressing
NEW FASHION TAILOR SHOP
Soldiers Clothes made to measure
2O4 Grand Avenue. 6:15-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-19

REWARD-For return of hand
made white silk lady's shawl lost in
dressing room, officers costume
dance, Friday night. Article valued
as souvenir from Western front.
Mrs. Rankin, Phone 3S7-J, or Gil
Rankin, Chamber of Commerce.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
Bridge Head No. 2

has ten acres adjoining Bridge Head
No. | on which was discovered a paying
Wen estimated at i50 barrels at 500
feet, having - feet OF pay sand. They
also have 20 acres on tho Cotton county
SIDE. north Of the Redwi,ch well IN
Section l3-5-l3, making ~ acres all
told with an sSj.Oo000 capital and Of
ncrred hy men well known In business
circles. such ns j. H. Klein OF Okla
homa city, president; y. A. Maxwell,
vice president, who is President OF the
tltlzcns state Bank OF Conlgntc. Okla
homa: II. r. Riddle, secretary and
treasurer. and vice president OF the
shawnee National Bank OF Shawnee.
Oklahoma, and J. C. Petree Of II Reno,
a very successful stockman and farmer.
aud Or 7. +, Clifford. practicIng
physician ~ twenty years al III Reno
You all know this class OF men could
not afford TO he cQnpectrd with n prop.
osiilon that was ndt Al.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11
The Doughboy Oil
Company

owns property In the three great oil
il'lds. Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.
the principal holdings being 10 acres IN
the Moran field In Shackelf0rd county,
Texas, 100 acres In the Brownwood
ield, Brown county. Texas, le0 acres
IN Hamilton county. close to the Burt
Grlfiith deep test now drilling. and MI
interest In acreage In Erath county be-
tween tho Roberts and Davis wells.
which are deep test. and have both a
good showing AT this time, Also an
interest In 40 acrca In the Ranger field
and II 1,500-acre block In Ernth county
on which they are starting n deep test
on what is considered one OF the best
blocks In this county, also some ncre-
age In Wilson county, Kansas, on which
they have Just completed their fourth
Wen Of high grade oil. and are starting
No. s.
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Kansas.
Michigan.

LANDSEEkERSl
Good land opportunities In Antrim
aud knlkhshn counties. Michigan, Ulp
yields Of grains, fruit. truck. No
swamps or stones. 81 to $50 per acre.
Easy terms. 10 20 lC0.aCrc tracts.
Railroads. markets. schools. churches.
Good fishing hunting. Fine climate.
We iolp settlers Largest company.
20 years experience, Mrto for FREQ
looklct. excursion rates nnd dates 10
independent Swignrt and co, Ti2s6.
FIRST National Bank building. Chicago,
Illinois
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I ALx -Confectlonery: first Cisss: (:
- )ugk; the only exclusive one In the
~ 3 hasoain n taken az once /;
eAsh end Invoice stock Place
41W 10 open In 1917. Address
- Dmooe. Ardmore, Okla
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

WILL sell 200 shares Usage Mutual at
$40 II taken before April 18th Nj.
OkhhOmnn
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~ RENT-Furnlshed brick hotel of
rooms. Rent $3.50. lease 2 years
d clear $500 TO $500 properly han
~ Best town IN state OF 5000.
-. extra furniture linens and sup-
- etc., for sale. No sickness In the
n11y g ] have none. Live ones an
Nm. II d. Oklahoman.
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eonfectlonery. lunch. drinks house
e0ck and fixtures. $1,000. 10 exchange
~ acreage near cltyt Hailyvillc. Okla.
y0a 3sS.
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9xyNX oHOP for sale: 2.chair.
E111e kekeu style, new. good bust
- ~ proposition right man. Box
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pECOS COUNTY

For Immediate acceptance We ran de.
liver from one to ten sectlons along
Iccos River In northeastern portion uf
county Merchantahlc title, CONNER
clal lease ss form. Newspapers quote
Reilly Wen ~ 300 bbl near sheffield
Special low price Gu ~+n's per acre n,
1884 per section This acreage sure to
make YOU big money. WIRE YOUR
ORDER now.
q. II McQuary. with
HARRY HINES 4 COMPANY
Wcsthrook Hotel, Fort Worth, Texas
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.

LATiMER AND LEFl.ORE county
bargains: have some choice tracts OF
land for sale. some are on proposed
hard surface road. These are priced
so you can more than Jouhle your
money IN few years Phaye . i'm
proved farms 10 trade for oklahoma
city residence property. NJ J, Guest,
Nihurton, okla
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y ~ Ind ssii theaters. Tucker Bros.
.k4gsomsnt Co, DreamlaDd theater.
Wei Main. Oklahoma City.
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Texas

FOR SALE OR trade. an sO-acre irri-
gated farm, | mile from Ashcuou.
Texas. $50 900 worth Of onions will bs
harvested of Of IN acres Of this farm
In about two weeks. Tom Taylor.
AshcrtOn, Texas
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OUT-CF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

For SALE OR TRADE EdnnGU. prop
erty, lo'room house. moderl blocks
east Edmond state normal. Okla :
homa city property or farm. e. c.
Myer, Norman. Okla.
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

TRADE equity In Chicago property for
Oklahoma city or acreage, Weaver.
Walnut 1859
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We Will BUY

AMERICAN OIL 4 REFINING
GLADSTONE
AUBYME
OkLAilOMAN OIL A. REFINING
NATIONAL OIL OF KANSAS CITY
BURK OKLA,
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LATE TEXAS OIL MAPS
Present ownership mans Of Stephcua
Ernth and ralo Pinto counties show
lng development TO date Cloth s. O0
Combination map of stephens and
Eastland counties, cloth. SO.
Original ownership mans Of any
county from the Red river to tho guIf.
some show development Paper, per
county. $500; cloth. $500.
Late general map Of West Texas
oil fields. showing geology. oil pools
gnssers, dry, location and names OF
drilling wells in over io counties
where active development is This IL
u popular map, with the oil fraternlty.
White prints, $3.50; cloth, $500
Large geological map Of Texas show
Ing oil fields and names OF same. J6s
Is inches In size; paper $500.
Small geological map NJ Texas show.
Ing structure and auto roads; PAPER
800; cloth. 1900
n rs map. write us, we have them
by the hundreds
OIL CITY MAP co.
500 Main St. Fort worth, Texas
WHO WANTS checker board ~ leases
In county about 20 miles from pro.
ductlon and between two drilling we'll.
which nre 20 miles between. An AT.
tractivs proposition for company or In
dividuel who wants some cheap lenses
H. o. Oklahoman.
so-AcRE OIL LEAsE for sale at ,2'E
per acre u taken Rt onibflg miles
from deep test well now drilling nt
near 1000 feet In Caddo county: mus,
nave money 10 protect other leases.
ton, Okla
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Ben A. L0ngfeilOW
6i2-lt Insurance Bldg.
Phone MhpIe Jll-lAlO.

WILL TRADE almost new 5.pasrcn.
ser. e-cylinder car for Oklahoma OH
a. II National Oh; American oil &
r. Sammies. Glads,one Aubyme; Oil
state Petroleum, Address Grimes
care Oklnhomhn, Tel PM
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OH Stocks

WIN sell subject TO prior sale any part,
100 Gladstone Oh A. Refining s 200
800 Perpetual Royalty .....,....t LIS
800 American Oh a. Refining 90. LES
800 Aubymo on " Gas .,,..,,... 2.bO
800 Central Producers oil co. o.. .sj
500 on state Refining ........ so
~ lanoh on n Gas .,,,,,..., $50
% cana HeUo ..,,,.,,,.....,,,, 1000
100 Sanders II, NJ Oh Il Gas .. 200
900 on state Petroleum ,..,.,.. 100
900 Assurance OIL A. Rofining . 20
VIII buy subject 10 prior purchase.
Aubyme on a Gas ,.............1 200
oklahoma on a. Refining ......... 100
American on ~ Refining ........ li0
Gladstone on a Refining ...... rs
Perpetual Royalty ,,..,..,..., l.BO
lnlh b'lc observation-disclosures. 20
Bob White ..,,,,,,,,,..,,.,..,.. 100
on state Petroleum ....,...... Lao
Sanders H. NJ, on 4 Gas ,,..... l7j
iinnulh OIL 4 Gas .............. $50
send stocks, draft attached TO Citizens
National Bank
CLYDE KELLY
Office In Telephone Bldg
Chickasha. okla
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Dividend Paving Ct ock!

lSO Riverside Oh a Ref. ...... ,3j
Wanted National Oh. on State Pc
troleum, Oklahoma on Refining. Quad.
ranglo Pet. Ranola, Tcpco queen Cop
PET Wyandotte, Globe on. Bay state
on, American on Ref. Gladstone on.
White Rock on. Depositors' Oh a Gus
Black Panther. Aubym. on
Direct communication With all mar
kets by wire; market letters mailed
free upon request
Ben A. L0ngfeilow
6i2-lt Insurance Bldg.
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Acrne Brokerage c..

| HAVE good uii stnr, which desire
20 trude Tor Ford touring cnr In
good condition. call In person at ii3-Ii5
East Man St, and ask for Mr. Harris
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND srocHs
BOB PAPMAN OFFERS

BOB PARMAN OFFERS
1000 NC DIAMOND o. A. R.. md
600 UNITED OH a REF...... 90
900 DEEP pOGL OlL.......... so
100 GLADSTONE q. s R.... Bargain
500 CALDWELL. on tauy nntO g.
6j OKLAHOMA on & RkF.. 10
30 HhlpGEHEAD on. NO-I Bld
900 GLOBE o. n Il. tHluckwcIj 10
900 CONCORD OH, .,.. .,..,,.... 90
1000 McTON on. ian, parU... OG
s,ooo ASST SURANcE o. 8 R..... 20
30 OsAGE OIL & REF. ..,. IS
Iona SURETY ROYALTY ..... So
. PEOPLES uEFINING .... 30
i0O PAWNEE- Usage O. & q. 10
gon RIVERSIDE OH \ REF 2j
- pLAcK pANTUfR oil 900. 20
Is TULSANA OIL a G. ..,...lOO.tO
- ST lOl'lS OH. x REF. II 40
79o lIENRYETTA OIL n REF. 81
800 FOSTER OSAGE q. e. c.. 90
500 NOiHOMA PETROLEUM. liii
500 OkLAHOMA-IOWA OIL. e7i
800 FEDERAL LEAD & ZINC. 40
% kOOL KOLA ..........,... 90
200 TEpEE QUEEN COPPER 20
win trade i5 Producers l. 4 T. for
car.
win trade United o. & Il and Assur-
ancc for SOmmlcs oy Lucky Lease
VIII trade real estate for n Amerl-
can.
Midland Motor h r, to trade for
realty
WIN huv y American. National OIL.
white Rock OH state Pet. RanOln
Nothing 10 Promote hut Service"
dlj-li American Rank Bldg
Walnut 1925
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Afkanao1.
-

SPECIAL BARGAIN = -isO.acrs farm.
house. Sarn, fruit, spring, 81, so per
acre; terms; have other farms: biz hi
..ss. Wasd. the Land Man. Mountain
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Coioralo.

FOR BALE-CoIorado IrrI9ated and
non-irrigated land at bargain prIcse.
Central Colorado Land Co. iSQS Lasl-
mef st. Room ( .panYef. Ce,s0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11

LIST YOUR STOCKS WITH rs
Fnl. QUICK SALE DIRECT CON
Nh'IIONS WITH ALL MARKETS.
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a Real Bargain

h.Section improved farm 10 sel, O,
trade; can give any kind terms Pa,
inent down. then monthly. q. Cox, wal,
dron. Ark,
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Minnesota.
Missouri,

e0-ACRE MISSOURI FARM.
Only $500. payable so cash and SO
monthly. gently rolling, highly produc-
i've; no wet. waste land Abundant
rainfall; hcajthful climate. good schools
hnd churches. close TO good railroad
town and three big markets. perfect IL
tie. photographs and fun information
free. T Federal, 9Og Baltimore Ave.
Kansas CITY Mo
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abusINESs OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

FUR TRADE-TwO $500 stocks grocer
fs ~ ST. Louis, also some good farms
en9 town property for sale; coming oil
fD4)d. Box 81, Frick. Ol,ln
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West 17th Street

On pavement and cor line; 9 room,
and basement; garden planted. larrs
ss,sn:e %sinss jss' Es;srd' "'"s' Mani. 90,
REsipENCG Ssr sale By owner, j5 soo.
o.s00 cnshi Possession IN ten dsv..
I-room ino4srn; one oe hest wells
~. a.rinHins waiss' 4eraee. servants quar-.
. attn. Rea. NJ Saiasais siSs'e siSV. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-11

WANTED - To buy or rent bakery,
some good town. Oklahoma, or south
efn kansas. full particulars first let
u. J. u. Coinstock HeaVener Okla
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Homes For Sale

FOR ALE--By owner. I rooms and
bath, az modern. two rooms oak
tries and closets; south front; cement
porch; now vacant: price $500, on
ieim.. Call Maple lSts or S'i East
~ ACRE tract nSlSh of capitol; u
lots. s1rcom plaetsrs1 house. base
ment. furnace. well and windmill. ga
rage. saa for light and heat; prirs
400, Cal Osborn. Walnut ii3i. or
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OilLamGs and 1 .enres

OIL Lands and Leases
Wo have lGO-acre farm near Iawton,
Okla, with Q OH wells ON II, making
from ~ 10 barrels a dav There will
be - 10 rs moro wells drilled ON this
quarter Ths farm is well mprna ed (.
VIII trade this IN fee. tcsCvying ono ak
tcenth of the royalty. iur brick fiat or
good income property In oklahoma city
worth about $1,000
We have l6o-ucre fam in cotton
county. viii sell In fee, ROYALTY goes
with farm, for fG,Uuo
We have N0-acrc lease, north Texas,
close 10 drilling well, $50 per acr,
We have lcus,s M Cotton. Tlllman,
Comunchr, stephens. Grady CaddD aud
Kay counties. can furnish you acreage
In large or small tracts
In 1illman county we have 40 ncrcs
clos" 90 a well drilling 200 feet. good
showing for oil n, l,25O feet. can deliver
this at SO per acre.
1000 KOOL KOLA...............i .95
Acme Brokerage c..
9os OF Exchange r'dp Maple 1918.
WANTED-Good oh lease In or adioin.
ing proven field. j. NJ Towncs, Lit
tlc Rock, Ark
SNAPS IN OIL LEASE 2py Acres
Young county. Z miles south Magur-
gel $40 acre; 3l3 acres Bosgue coun-
", near Gov. Ferguson deep test, ti.j0
acre; 400 acres north central part
Throckmorton county near Sinclair
deep test, so acre; 30 acres. central
Montague county. $3.50 acre. $50 ncrcs.
miles south east Haskell city. $40;
$40 acres, near kemper, Lampasas
county. $50 acre. 10 acres. miles
AAstL l.l.t
south of Muegrove well. t2i acre.
200 acres. Montague county. $50 acre
II Interested In any Of the above wire.
don't wait to write They are sure
10 go AZ the prices named VIM Bald
ridge. 72l-A Ohio St Wichita Falls,
Texas
| HAVE good uii storl, which desire
20 trnde Tor q Ford touring ear IN
good condition call In person at ll3-li5
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-07-18

With pleasure the Leader presents
the above likeness of one of Newark's
representative citizens.
Big, genial David H. Murphy is a
Virginian by birth but has been a
resident of Newark for more than
thirty-five years. He has been act
lively identified with organized labor
for many years, and is secretary and
treasurer of the Order of Railway
Conductors having served long and
faithfully no the rail.
For several years Mr.. Murphy held
the office of legislative representa-
tive of the o. R. of w. His duties
requiring exceptional qualifications
were very creditably performed.
David H. Murphy sells insurance
fire, sick and accident, automobile,
plate glass and liability. Associated
with him is Mr.. G. w. Roley. Offices
are in the HILBERT & Schaus building
under Moose hall. Messrs. Murphy
& Roley are labor's friends and sup
porters and are worthy of support of
all union men.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-07-18
VIM. SEX
Restaurant and Soft Drink Establish
ment. First-Class Barber Shop.

VIM. Sex, a loyal member of l. M.
U. 152, is popular with organized
men generally and conducts a first
class barber shop, restaurant and
soft drink emporium in the west end.
His newest enterprise is well fitted
confectionery, which will be open for
business in a few days.
Mr.. Sex's business, as is well
known, has depended largely upon
labor for support and this has been
accorded him particularly from men,
bers of his own local 152.
In the restaurant regular meals
may be had, and hot and cold lunch
is served at all hours. The desire for
sweet cold things can be satisfied by
a great variety of drinkables.
The barber shop is we'll equipped
and a union barber is always on the
job.
"Bill" Sex is known as a good fell
low we'll met and bear in mind he
places the same value on his union
as can be expected of a sterling union
man. Mr.. Sex is located at 81 Union
street. Auto phone COOS. Give him
a call.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-07-18
o. ID. HOLLAR
Plumber,


A first-class plumber is o. d. Hol-
lar whose cheerfulness of spirit and
kindness toward mankind has won
him more than respectable posi-
tion in the business field. He has a
modern and attractive shop at 10
South Fourth street. He guarantees
to give satisfastion and nothing else
in his work, which he does without
flaw. If you have had various diff
culties in the plumbing line, hereto
fore, just give your trade to Mr..
Hollar in the future. You will be
pleased with results and he will be
glad to have the opportunity of prov
ing to you the excellency of his work.
Mr.. Hollar will cheerfully furnish
you estimates on plumbing, heating
and gas-ftting. All work guaranteed.
The wage Garner will make no mis-
take in patronizing the above gentle
man.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-07-18
JONES & WESSON
Good Shoes

If your teeth needed attention you
would consult a reliable dentist and
the same would be true of your eyes:
Why should you not then, when pur-
chasing shoes for your feet. If more
attention was paid to having our feet
properly fitted to shoes, we would
hear less of corns, bunions and broken
arches.
We are pleased to state that the
above named gentlemen are qualified
to meet those requirements having
had an experience of twenty-five
years and "believe US" they have
done some fitting in that time. For
a number of years they were con-
nected with the King Co. when nine
years ago the call came to these
enterprising gentlemen to enter the
field for themselves, and as to whether
it was a wise move, one has only to
enter their doors at 81 Hudson ave.
The air is inviting, and one can readi-
ly see why it has been named the
house of "Good Shoes"
We point with pride to the large
number of business firms in Newark
that are friendly to labor and are
entitled to the full support and pa
tronage of the working people, but
there is none more entitled to par
ticular note than the above named
gentlemen. Don't forget their loca-
tion is 81 Hudson avenue.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-07-18
O. P. COOK
Opens Newly Fitted ParlOrs in War
den Block. Modern Expert OptO-
metrist.

No charge for examination or con-
sultation. If upon careful examina-
tion by modern scientific methods
your eyes are found in healthful nor
NAL condition rest assured you will
be frankly congratulated on the hap
py fact and the examination for you
will be cheerfully extended without
one penny of charge. This is o. P.
Cooks assurance to those who may
fear some optical ailment yet hesi-
tate to call for examination.
The optical parlors were opened to
the public last Saturday and in the
meantime much public interest in the
new institution has been manifest.
Mr.. Cook in his characteristic cheer
full and affable manner has received
many callers many of whom have
failed heretofore of satisfactory
treatment. AS previously announced
in the Review O. P. Cook is finished
practitioner. He has been brought
up in the optical business and has
previously been associated with op-
ticians of wide reputation. Every
modern device and most scientific
method for eye treatment are pro-
vided at the palatial quarters in the
Warden Hotel block
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-07-18

Review Continued Next Week
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-07-18
WARREN S. WEIANT & SON

In enumerating the concerns in the
city of Newark that have added
greatly to it's prosperity and who are
in every way worthy of particular
mention in this our annual review of
concerns that deal fairly with their
employees and believe in the under
lying principles of the great move
ment of labor, we desire to call at
tention of our readers to the above
gentlemen who conduct an up-to-date
greenhouse. They always have every
thing in season and out of season.
The products of this green house are
shipped to all parts of the country.
These gentlemen are most modern
ly equipped with all the latest devices
for the prosecution Of their extensive
business and in the transaction of
their business they give employment
to a large force of skilled workmen,
which adds materially to the pros
perity of tn country and the happi-
ness of our citizens.
1t is the principle of organized la
Dor to foster and encourage business
men of this character and to make
their business growing success.
This cooperation means success and
is the motto of organized labor, and
there is no company in this section
of the country more entitled to the
support of organized labor than the
above concern.
At the Weiant farm are more than
seven acres under glass representing
big investment for providing for
the public every day in the year Gu
cumbers, lettuce and tomatoes in
which the Weiant enterprise special
ICES. The Weiant industry is an ex-
ceptional and valued one in the COM
munity.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-07-18
WHITTLE POINT
Grocery and Meat Market

Do you want good groceries and
good meats at all times? If you do,
then patronize the above store which
is located on 358 North Fourth street.
They handle all kinds of groceries,
flour, feed and choice cuts Of meat.
Goods are uneXcelled in quality and
price. This market has a splendid
delivery service so you can always
expect your goods in time. This con-
Germ is heartily in sympathy with the
labor movement.
C. A. Johnson is the proprietor.
Established in 1909. Some time ago
he took over the grocery business at
65 Williams street which for many
years was conducted by his father
and is operating both stores in con-
junction. Labor will do we'll to keep
both north and west stores in mind.
Review Continued Next Week
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-07-18

The best boost you can give che
Leader is to patronize its advertisers.