davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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yankee one ton each. The Mission
needs forty tons to keep warm the
men and boys who will otherwise be
exposed to cold and disease this win
ter, and help along this line is sol
cited from individuals and clubs gen.
orally.
The sci vices last week including
the Sabbath were of great interest
and profit. DR.. Bray will preach to-
morrow.
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Floor and Walls

The choice Of floor covering Is az
fected by so many conditions that II
Is not easy to lay down any definite
rules as guides. Rugs and carpets
should always be as inconspicuOus as
possible. They must blend with the
walls and furnishings or an otherwise
beautiful room win prove unpleasant
to live In. The less pronounced the
floor Of the room. the better and more
restful the combined effect.
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MART Enemy nf RIrd.-

The great horned owl is the worst
OF the owl family as a destroyer OF
game and poultry. He even extends
his depredatiOns to rabbits and other
fur-bearing animals. and II he diseov-
ers the sleeping place OF a covey OF
quail he will clean them up to the last
bird.
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TESTING Tea.

II you wish TO test the purity Of ted
take table knife and sheet Of white
paper. upon which rub the tea with
the knife. When the leaves are pow
dered the paper is busted clean and
its surface examined. II the tea Is ar
tifciaIly cOlored. streaks Of vivid
Prussian blue will appear.
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nIa.nr.sd With Him

Bert could not eat porridge without
feeling distressed Scolded one day by
bis sister for speaking rudely to her
girl friend. he said: Il just can't
help It. sis; she affects me 'zactly like
porTidge."
The broad ax., 1919-07-19
Good Law. for Germany.

The Delbrueck law, which became
effective In Germany early in 1914.
provides for Germans retaining their
allegiance to Germany while becoming
citizens Of the United States or any
other country. In assuming the new
citizenship German subject, II II suits
him, continues his German citizenship
and allegiance In Germany according
to this law.
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interviewing the Minister.

Ny brother was married young and
felt embarrassed. He went to inter
view the minister relative to the Gre
mony, and after much stammerine
and many bushes. managed this sur
prising request: ~wili you come ur
TO the house and marry me and an
other Chicago Tribune.
The broad ax., 1919-07-19

Rev. A. J. Carey, for years con-
nected with the Corporation Counsel
Office and presiding elder of the Chi
cago District, A. NJ. E. churches, has
been selected by the second ward reg
ular Republican organization as a del
egate to the constitutional convention
which is to draft a new constitution
for the state of Illinois.
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Iookind for Cat.

Little Paul. age seven. and his aunt
were playing with the cat when II ran
under the buffet. STOPPING down his
aunt said: II can see only his hind
quarters" Paul ran to the other end
Of the buffet and looking under ex-
claimed: "Oh. / can see Its head
quarters"
The broad ax., 1919-07-19

Mrs. Lou Ella Young, 1856 Forest
Ave-, together with Mrs. G. E. Math-
eson, has returned to the city after
spending several days in Metropolis,
Ill, where they attended the funeral
of Mr.. Mitchell.
The broad ax., 1919-07-19

R. W. Weels, s71O Indiana Ave-,
of the Wells Fraternal System, is
making a success Of the Wells Book
System of receipt, due and record
books for lodges and societies. Every
state in the union is now using these
books.
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Cause for Rejoicing.

Leonard was walking with his nurse
and met a friend Of his mother, who
proceeded to engage him In CONVERSE
ton in a most effusive and enllvened
manner. On parting with her, Leon
ard WAS silent for a long time. and
then said with a gentle sigh Of thank
fulneSs: Il am so glad, Sarah, that
I've got a nice, gloomy mother"
The broad ax., 1919-07-19

Many modern buildings and valu-
able lots have been secured by the
Milton Mercantile Agency, 363S S.
State St, of which M. T. Bailey is
manager. The arrangements as to
the terms have been made so easy
until any one can take this opportun-
ity of purchasing now.
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Use Of india Rubber.

India rubber was used for the first
time as an eraser in ITO. when a very
small piece was sold for three marks
II was, however. many years later be-
fore II was put into general use. Prior
to THIS the crumb Of bread was used
for erasing purposes.
The broad ax., 1919-07-19

William H. Clark, one of the able
assistants of Hon. F. L. Barnett, lS4
W. Washington street, is a strong
supporter of Col. Franklin A. Deni-
son, for delegate to the Constitution
al Convention from the First Senator
ial district of Illinois.
The broad ax., 1919-07-19

Much praise is given Rev. W. A.
Blackwell, pastor of Walters, A. NJ.
E. Zion church, by the entire connec-
ton for the splendid work he has
done and is still doing since he taken
charge of the said church.
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DARING PioneerR

On June Z. 1859. Daniel Boone, with
Eve other hunters from North Car
ollna, reached Red river, Kentucky.
They were the first white men to ex-
plOre the territory. forblddlngly called
by the Indians The Dark and Bloody
Ground"
The broad ax., 1919-07-19

Judge and Madam Rosalee Tyler,
have bought a fine three fat building
at 4s47 Calumet ave-, and they will
reside in the first fat and rent out
the two upper fats.
The broad ax., 1919-07-19

Madam Clara McAdams, 1906 So.
Dearborn Street, who has completely
recovered from her severe nervous
breakdown, celebrated her thirty
eighth birthday on Wednesday and
she received several lovely presents
from some of her many friends.
The broad ax., 1919-07-19

Miss Ella Johnson, Centralia, H.,
spent several pleasant weeks in the
city as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
J. Kinney, 3142 Calumet Ave.
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TO EMPLOY ALL coLoRED
GIRLS IN FACTORY

York, Pa.-Through the efforts of
DR.. George W. Bowees, a large New
York firm will soon open a shirt fac
tory in this city to employ Colored
girls.
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Rsa,onIna From kIttsna

Little Edwards twin sisters were
being ehristened. All went well until
Edward saw the water In the font.
Then he anxiOusly turned to his moth
er and exclaimed: Ma. which one are
you going to keepT-BlIghy QOn-
don).
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Col. o. B. Duncan has resumed
employment at the state house, at
Springfield, ILL.,, in the Office of State
Supt. of Public Instruction, Blair.
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Norxar Must Import sueet.tun..

Norway produces no sugar within tn
own borders and the sweet sirups pro
dueed from vegetable sources are o.
slight Importance, % that country h
in a position Of almost absolute de-
pendenee on imports for It's sweeten-
ing materials
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CHIPS

James G. Cotter, las N. Clark St,
assistant encouragement of Illinois
spent Thursday and Friday of this
week in Detroit, Mich, on legal bust
ness.
The broad ax., 1919-07-19

Mrs. Nora F. Taylor, evangelist,
will not go east until after the 72nd
Anniversary of Quinn Chapel OF
which she is an earnest worker.
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camoufaoa

~NeIl talks necessarily" "Oh. that's
only to keep people from finding out
how little she has to say."-BostOn
Transcript.
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The meeting of the Baptist Wom-
ems Congress of which Mrs. Eva
Hooper is president at Sycamore dur
ing the week was largely attended by
Chicagoans. Reports of a good meet
ing were received.
The broad ax., 1919-07-19

Rev. G. W. Register, recently
transferred to the Missouri Confer
ence, was in the city during the weel
on business.
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Miss Elestine Blaney, 4745 State
Str, is spending a pleasant vacation
at Fox Lake, Wisconsin.
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Chicory.

In some parts Of Cape Province,
South Africa. chIcOIy gives a yield Of
$256 TO $500 per acre, Johannesburg
being the chief market.
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Mrs. Bertha Moseley Lewis, left
Tuesday, for Idlewild, Mich, where
she will spend the remainder OF the
summer with her mother, Mrs. B. F.
Moseley.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Cinthia B. Li1dsay-YOcum has
returned from a pleasant visit among
relatives in Peoria.
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IneredlhIa

Wise men say that II We eoeld see
ourselves as others see u. We wouldn't
believe it.-TIt-BIts.
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Dr.. and Mrs. W. h. Davis win leave
Sunday morning for = two weeks
Wait with friends and relatives at
EdsIstein and Pes5ia, III
ISL M.OnsuierlaOv5. shrdeltao uOuu
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haIIn nhannhA

Innocence in gpnIus and eandor IN
power are both noble qualities.--Aad-
ame, de Stael
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AuefIOneers have q nod way Of ~
eeiyIng blds-Boston FoSt.
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Optimistic Thought
Spread the table and eOntentjOn win
ease.
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One Grand Opportunity
TO Get Rich Quick

We arc offered the best 20 acres In
the Burkmruett field This lease Is
Just two miles south of the toVnsitc
production on all sides, Including scv-
cral deep tcsts
This lcnsc can hc bought for 81 OOD
per acrc. or total of 1000 We now
have i've subscribers and need fifteen
more WhsotihcfH TO put this over
We win organize $40 0o0 company
ON ouc-half oi this tract and have ten
acres lcn Tho lease calls Tor dtlllng
TO begin within three years We viii
welcome any rcputn bile person who VIII
take 81 OO0 interest In this ~ a'rc
lease. hut II must hc all placed not
later than saturday. February 30
PARRY INVESTMENT 20,
~ ". Grand avenue
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NOTICE - n YOU want information
concerning Northwest Arkansas, rnr
water aud climate h.,'gains iu land.
write immigration Agent. Box lSl.
t,THttffr Ar.
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$40 ISptkN QUEEN MIN ........ ~
$40 LUCKY TIGER OlL n GAS. 80
List your stocks with uH Tor quICk sale
u.irct connection with all markets
Liberty Brokerage 60,
Inc.
r y Robinson l.. y. Sc Man" aoNS
county. Texas. close to well which
will probably come lu within a week
This ~ btrsl'u NJ present price +
W NardWtll. luU2 on Exchange Bllg,
rhuue Wautt j'ls
WILL BUY limited amount of quad
iangle Petroleum at $50. Address
BOX eis. Enid, OKLA.
on STOCKS bought and sold II you
want 10 buy or scll let us know what
YOU want or what YOU have Tor sale.
Texas brokerage Co.. 80 stewart
BIDS Houston. Texas,
STATE OH. MAPS OKLAHOMA
NNb TEXAS
Showing general oi, data. prudICiug
1rHs. test wells win names Of com
uu,,s drlllng. pipe lines nui olh,'
valuable dtiu, hiuo rNut paper t-
.'.n 50. En.h state also detail maps
- nc'tc districts. Lindsay Map an
rurl.nus 60. India Temple RIdE
pNhum1 Ciy. utIn.
FOR SALE-Ou lease; 30 acres Just
/ 10 across from 3 producing wells am.
a sur, shot, W, 4. Nocsrn, Jciicr'
/ son city. Mo
/ ON. STOCK WNNTEp-JnJ'i uu Hw
/ Refining. Assurance on ANA E"'.l''I
/ American Industrial Dh and Refining
| Ttcp urc state O.l and Rriiu.us, quad
/ nngIc tuulkburuott stuck, J. II
/ Walker. boulder. col
/ FOR SAlE-Jcuerson county oil le.Nrs
write or wire FOR our lisuurs Chnud
ter a Harper Wuurika, Okla.
LEASES for sale between Cement fleN
to the north, Duncan TO the south
| east aud Walter and Buthhurnett u
tho southwest. G, NJ. Malvern Sterling
Okla
/ on. IENSl. Five aero oil lease, twt
miles west of Nurk0uructL. $1,000 y,
|Hgrc n taken this week, wire or write
II n Eich1rlsou Sentinel Okla
kOOL kOI.A stock wanted. name you
lowest price Riot care okahoman
DON'T LET the wilds OF Texas "uus
you 10 overlook the sure things u
home Fee and royalty of l2O acres I
Olmu'gce county; gross produCuo
1918 rtpe tine, runs 1886 barrels, set
tied production from deep saud. pi'c
rri $4,000 cash e. T. llnucyhl
EEhcrt Hotel
FOR SALE.
Lease on now oil stock rNChrnr,
Best prutrl Texas city Wide aVnk
pnrres uuI, opportunities uuIwl,r,
t'n0 cash, balance terms. Wire O.
tWr'tc.
T. l. INNER
Wcathnd Hotel ~ Worth. Tc'
ron SAIL. .lO0-ucrc lease: eight set
tied producing oil wells ON this prol
crly making from 81 goo 10 fLbOo
! month and has done 90 FOR over tvs
, years: there is room for at least for
" more wells. there are no dry hol,
ON this lease and IN proven on n
sides: this IL the best bargain IN OK
hlomn oil fields. must bo sold ~ once
half Cnsh. balance on time. ".
Rocscn, jefferson city Mo
MAKE BEST OFFER-lOo shares Uni
ed oil, 100 shares Caldwell on Thc'
are active and are paying dividend
Geo -. Ashhurn, $50 North Broadwa
CITY
q
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IuE SALE gSN-n,rc stock frm in
Dur,s. 81 acres clrErcd. 900 acres
fenced. broom h0uan two tenant
houses. living water. t'rws $40 per
.,rr. cash. no trades WtItr l.. n
Smith. Elkius. Nrkauutr
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

luyoir. g. O0u uu. win trade for good f.
hrd in East central oklahoma. can /
and investigate. Fortune Il ShtW, |
Nr,k'r, okla.
BEOKEN BOW, Okohoma, offers more /
opportunities for business man 20
make money than any town In the
west over ? uUu lHborcrs nov en-
ployed md .o0n more needed Month
l. payroll. tl2H.U00 For Information,
address Garland Adair. Secretary Com
mercInl club.
COR SALE-Stock general merchandise
| about f.u 600, iu good, I'VE Oh town
! IN eastern Oklahoma; owner has other
/ business interest; VIII g,No some terms
to night patty BOX AZ, Ecsgs. Okla.
BARGAIN offered by nonresident.
brick garage 2nd and Walker go
foot frOnn. . vacant lots IN rear gar
age for long lease; best location IN
city Tor extensive auto rrphliin.
Woodcock. Ravenwood. Lq.. owner.
FOR SALE or TRADE-N good pay
! ing telephone exchange nt Engwood.
. Okla: value 81 200: a good buy for
! amy one Wishing tu engage in the telc-
| phone business Please write. l. W.
| Ensign, MFr Rlugwooi. Okla.
/ FOR SAl.E-Ou urcount Of sickness
viii sell my meat market in n live
oil town. V f. Mnrek Cement. ukIn,
/ FOR SAIl-Tho uIgrst and hest ga
rage and sales agency IN Okahomn,
I'M city ~ 5000, buildings especially de-
signed fot the business. most modern
equipment. Dodge and Odshomilr con-
tracts. storage capacity l2h cars, shop
separate from main building Very rum-
pl.tr lnC 4 staple auto supplies Real
estate and everything connected with
ino business goes IN the deaf Address
50 " Okl1hOuuu
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

TOR SALE ono hnlf interest IN frmlf
tHfHHiH..d .rIlN UH IIr ..fI
n reality brokerage business In mons
wear. viii Hril hlif interest Tor u 500 .
5000 ~ which boz fur lease contract anu
good viii, hiliur" lH money M hnuh hhI
u fiu,k TNf business VIII make for
flrht party from $1,000 10 iinlO pu
y,ar tui more Tor one WING ~ hu,l'
All communication strictly 'Onild"nr
unI Address ii-tIt caro- Okldhowtn
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FOR SAI.E-io acres three miles from
springdllc. Ark.: all in cultivation,
sIy acres IN orchard. W'll Improved.
Address owner. II H. lHrn'. spring
ltlr Ark
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SEE THESE BEFORE BUYING \
HOTEL OR ROOMlNG HOUSE.
20 rooms, an elegant place.
52 rooms I'm best part OF city.
52 rooms. transient house, always
filled
80 rooms, centrally located Al
proposition.
ss rooms. transient, elegantly fur
nished.
~ rooms: hest buy In the city.
81 rooms, well located and well FUR
nlshed
is rooms In heart Of city at bar
gain.
IL rooms, residential; price right
II rooms, residential, wcil located; n
bargain. -
Terms can be had on any OF the
above by right party
TOMLlN a. HOFFMAN
io<h W. Main. Walnut 5O66.
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MISCELLANEOUS TRADES

WNNTEp-To trade for stock ~ ero'
,,r.c.. have all kinds ~ trades
com, see mv, can match almost ans
deal 81. Baltimore Bldg.
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finish. basement. combination
furnace. double garage. pavement
paid out do not overlook this n
YOU want H comfort bic hom" ~
modrrpt" price S. pUv' can g't loan.
Listing So "a
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma


tug SALE Or trade Tor good .,r
no ACRES unlmplnN,i land IN Van
Uurru county Arkansas clear uilr,
with uHttTlI. $500 ger uUrr Y "
Iluuyhlw, isi \. Harvey street
go. sAlE ar trade. one section u'
|.I lrrpuHlr l,nuH valley Ithrf.
land also beautiful nfr mere trt.i,
.n..n.ri win new bungalow, WrI,
...HmIl. BAN. etc.,, iHr uunU"r r.r.
,s,u Moor oklahoma City with ut lua'
lrr IurIHrd r"t ~ fllhr mon"
s W h,ug Nr.Hui sl'i i'd lIIm
NIug
lI NcRrS . mllrb from town, 800
acres u orchard nearly ull winter
plnra, trees just hearing ~ their
hrsi. 90 urr'H lu cultivation outside ~
orchard. balance rruaH iroun house,
Nru nL sun water, one fourth miir
n.m r.huDl. price ii2uu, 81 900 cash,
I..luHIr a. percent Interest Courtney
a pnac. Phone 2f'. Nuldarko. Ohln
FNlN for rent, goo arfrH. %,
~ acres lu cultivation, pat
-. r.,,k valley balance lrNel,
doom IuHm up.lui. some ulitlH. =.
f.m IuH u. Dorm Hui HrlrnI.i NtIl "i
,I', 'sU .un ~ might take 'iup
f..' r.# ..0f uiN
n rurhlnol
iAfW Land Dept
q % STUART a 90.
WANTED 20 hear from owucr ~
rm 'Dr W, Mrs Booth, ". J.
sn. p,s No.u' Iowa
FARM nr N'c hg owner loI n0rrs. %
DO cultivation % acres orchard. =
..I .r.m houses cement cellar
u..r house. chicken hOHst, barn rural
.... ..yi, irI,lHHrr. ia miles 10
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We Ofter SUBJECT

$40 ISpIhN QUEEN MlN........ VI
5l0 LUCKY TIGER OlL " GAS. 81
List YOUR stocks with M Tor puiDh sale
uIcct connection with all markets
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Originality

Urlg-IIG.lLy
Your business ls Judged Boy your IT.
crn'urc llay" your proposition put n".
ior" ~" public n way that wlb
hfug On" results
MAC, fThe Originator
Or ADVERTISING THAT TELLS.
IM.mn MNInMi liN inS " S,rnul
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Alabama
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

.THNpE-3e0 acres east Logan co land
Tor dry goods. or what have you. Lock
roN ., Tryon. okla
TWO STORY. room. old paving.
trade FOR cottage ASK Mr. Pope.
FOR EXCHANGE Residence property
loo Nriiupic and Clinton. okla, also
Georgetown, TcNAs. clear; want nice
hone. well located oklahoma city,
room a. Alamo hotel until sunday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

IN University addition, has 3 lnrga
rooms downstairs; two sleeping rooms
above: steam heating plant, garage Tor
? rur- AMI servants quarters. i"rm0 u
desired. can be- seen hy appointment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

WANTED 10 buy vulcaniling plant for
repairing tires and tubes Must be
IN first class condition and reasonable
price. Nj ". Charyoz 18th and E Hob
isun ST. Sapulpa. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
pARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma
See This One

JGG lHAD OstN
40 acre. on state ROAD l--fsN"'n
Oklahoma rity ana NolWun, W Hl'N
loo wheat and buyer gets one hhli; lhlA
Hm IN carving a loan N i,3po ~ D
uct,rut uli We can giyr SONS l'ilnh
nu the LIlaurr, and the pilrr N unD
tDn prr acre - T. Harness q son
-l5 N,lNcr lildg ---
.tAi.I 30 n,t,K uu lntcrurbhn ~ plO
su dairy. NrIl improved ..... .... NI'UO
o. miruihnn. l'Nrl. Improved tlnu!
100 wheat crop, Improved ....... .sItiHn
..u . improvements wheat OWu
= iilAND,
MDurr, utln
.GOOp uNgGAlNs ON QUICK SALES.
n iUI hrr iu oklahoma 'lN hhd ir'l
nm hungp, inke ihr in'tiulhhn ana
come ~ Edmond We can sluNiy huI
nmI plrHts your Wii", Win Nihit
muia. .uudy corn ind cotton lnnlH,
wheat lands ur acreage ifh'iH AM
l.n,s around Central state Normal
.,nuul. the pride NJ oklahoma nni the
u.al normal school 300 M" country
vs., have 800 M a uGuuf". 600 acres
BOO gasa. balance cultivated. go WI
Wnui. lnO acre. NJ ~ alfalfa lnnd
.umr alfalfa growing timber fnr fuel
fUu sets NJ improvements one set good
Located gu miles northwest 0f bkln'
lDnt CIy Price $50 ppn, good terms
IIE ClNTliAL REALTY ruMFNNi
iiJuui -Mrrks-Grlfiin,
Edmond. Hli.
VAST 10 REST acres near clN
win the VI,N NJ buying IN ~" f,l
| "a II,IVIuUItu
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

TONILIN s HOFFMAN, Hotel BroE.
r.s. Room 23o. lW', West Main
NHyut 5u6G
GUtcERY STORE nnd meat market for
sll,, doing good business. VIII take IN
good car for part payment. RE. uNla'
homan
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TENAS ACREAGE
az acres block %. west ~ Iowa park
Small acreage amy block adjoining Burk-
burnett 1000 nrtcs Hamilton county
rticos right See me or Cnll Broad
way Central hotel H. T. Lipkc
BURKBURNETT on FlELD-lf YOU
want leases production ar royalties
At right price In this wonder OH field,
see US Send for free map NUutgom-
cry Investment Co G4i Onto avenue.
Wichita Falls Texas.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
> OR TRAD

IMPROVED Missouri, and OkRhomn
clear farms Martin, lliil W. Iruul
KANSAS ClTN. NO, modern, b-room
Queen Anne. furnace heat: paved
street near schools. churches and two
b,st ear lines. want home in this city
M equal value owner, what have you'
Y-s. Oklphoman
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Barber Shop

s rood lf'lr ruul. new ASk ST.
Pope, rN' lrI.nh.n.r
sII Nl pOrE personally, 81" rml'u.
uu tuuH ur yo.hciWr"us, come 10
luuf,D pf iHt hund information when
Boo doubt uHr either ~ o irlcphuurh
AsE ilr r0uu
NTODk m pru,,fi,a and fixtures iuf
sole. invoice about - olu goods
NuupIt rgHi. ,uu reduce 10 urcrsHhiN ,
lowing r.iN $50 o. Robinson. lhuu"
Walnut Ttii
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


TIiODSANDS ~ Gamma bulbs. hy the
middle of March. 90 ana ,'r per
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HOME made preserves ana Jam lui
f".. aus J.. l-ih
k.%pilNG WOOD FOR SALE. 81 load.
..u' West 2ard.
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u.t.b,s and OH rold. Smiths Pawn
S.., HS ErotJWov
1i.rprN u,,rut. hamburger wagon
A. Armstrong woodward. Okla.
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BOB pARMAN OFFERS

BOB -ERMAN OPP L E0
SOM. ATWOOD RIFE
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11 HLNtk i\NTHEE ,ll 900
goo GLAD STuNEOlLN LIE 80
ENl UNITED OIL q REF 80
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INu RIVERSIDE on q ElI. 80
.uu CALDWELL on ...... RfEiu
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Loco .trlUSAL INlUN 90
1000 ASSURANCE Oils EIt Ni
.nON NATIONAL on t\u... $50
90 HOME REFINING - 90
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gUI uGIu-lIuLS oils GAS loo
tuNDtNuI OIL a EEI. lil
rlLNEIN o. 81 J.. GLASS
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Fur rDG.C NlG GO ... Nn
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pu Nurth Ellison I'VE. y nrt-
class 1.fpDm bungalow which has
been u,DIpcI Dos owner who n
moving Co Hu eastern state, they
have given the property "sctllrut
Dttr. urutF ut shade. Enbg' olnHo
90 good school. This viii h." sold FOR
l'sa than construction, ilnno' can
arrange tviut Listing BIZ
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Arkansas

LISTEN 'fn.uprc stock ind grain nfm
luu cultivated. house. hlfu. rural mnli
ru,r e. 1On. terms Have other hrmH
write for u,t. ward. Mountain Home
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New Mexico

WHO WANTS 200 u,.Di rhpIp" Union
r,utor, Sew McNiUo state land for
tlN' Must sell account Hrkne's
uNmlr- llg L nih s. AmnmIln. Toy