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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25
BARNARD CORNERS

Mrs. Perthena Angel is Offering a
good milk COW for sale.
Joseph Stineman who has been seri-
ously i'll is no better at this writing.
F. Mcbride was called to Newark
last week to attend the funeral of
his brother, James Mcbride who died
July 18th.
William Schultz visited with WILL
lam Barnard Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harter and
son Kenneth took Sunday dinner in
Swanton.
Mr.. W. C. Smith who has been en-
joying a vacation is back again on
his route % out of Swanton.
Mrs. Perthena Angel and son
Joseph Stineman had as guests Sun.
day, Jay Angel, wife and baby anC
Dwight Stineman and wife of Wood
County. The writer was also ar
afternoon caller.
Homer Harter and family and Chas
Davis were in Swanton Monday.
During the wind storm the silos OF
the A. Lathrop farm. better known
as the John Sidle farm and VIM
Carnehan farm we're blown to thu
ground.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25
Women Give Out

Housework is hard enough when
healthy. Every Wauseon woman who
is having backache, blue and nervous
spells, dizzy headaches and kidney
or bladder troubles, should be glad
to heed this Wauseon woman's ex-
perience.
Mrs. John Swindeman, 423 f. CHEST
nut St., says: Several years ago I
was troubled with severe backache
and it was hard for me to do my
housework. When sweeping, sharp
pains would catch me in the small
of the back. l dreaded to think Of
wash-day, for when / bent over the
tubs, that same sharp pain would
catch me in my back. had dizzy
spells quite often, especially when
got up in the morning and l felt al
tired out. My kidneys showed signs
of disorder in other ways. I was ad
vised to take Doan's Kidney Pills one
day and after l had used them ;
short time the pains in my back were
relieved and / had no more trouble
with my kidneys. I have been trou
bled few times since by my kidney
but a few doses of Doan's Kidne1
Pills have always brought the sam
good results"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy :
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the sam
that Mrs. Swirdeman had. Foste
Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25
NOTICE

I wish to express my appreciation
to- the Ohio Farmers Insurance Co,
of Leroy, Ohio and their agents, Jas.
Grisier and Son ms. Age, Co., OF
Wauseon, Ohio for their prompt and
liberal adjustment of my loss by fire
which occurred on July End.
The loss consisted of two large
barns and granery and all of their
contents. The company adjusted the
loss by paying me the full amount
of insurance for each article destroy
ed. can recommend the Ohio Far
mers ms. Co., for their fair dealings
prompt adjustment and their liberal
form of policy and Jas. Grisier & Son
dns. Co., for the service they have
rendered me.
Sam Schmucker
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25

FOR SALE-House and lot on
East Leggett St., the lot is 130x140,
the house is an eight room house with
full basement electric lighted, good
deep well with natural gas and sup
ply tanks, plenty for house hold use,
also double garage. This will be sold
at a bargain inquire Of owner at
house, phone 228, W. D. Clifton. 1862
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25
FIOrSheinl
Shoes

C; Shade, Mrs. Luther; Snyder,
Florence; Schamp, Roy; Schamp,
Geo. 2; Shade, Harry 2; Strub-e,
Chas. 2; Struble, Mrs. W. D. 2; Snid-
er, Charles 2; Sweeney, Robt. 2;
Scott, w. A; Spangler, Lloyd; Spenc-
er, F. j. 2; Springer, Mrs. S. e; Socle,
J. L. 2; Stuempel, F. A. 3; Standish,
o. c. 3; Sweeney, Rena Mae 2; Shoop
D. K. 3; Spring, E. E. 2; Se.dner,
Lewis A; Schad, Emma; Schad, Inez;
Shade, c. R. 3; Stotzer, C. F. 2; Ste
ward, Alice 2; SchIatter, Henry .;
Scott Mrs w. A.; Shade, Mrs. E. W.
2; Steumpel, Olga; Stratton, G. A. 2;
Steward, Mrs. M. IL; Scott, Ed 2;
Scott. Mrs. R. w; Spring, Mrs. C. M;
'Schnall, Blaine; Taft, Gertrude; Ted
row, Mrs. R. I; Touvelle, Mrs. w. W;
Turnbull, Gordon; Trimble, Mrs. Gail;
Turnbull, Geo; Trimble, Gale; Upp.
]; Upp, Mrs. Clayton; Upp, Thema;
Vollmer, Geo. 2; VanRensselaer. w.
D. 2; Var Rensselaer,, Mrs. w. d.;
Wilson, Bess; Waldron, N. B; Wager.
Mrs. C. E; Weir, Kathryn; Wiltsie,
Geo. B. 2; Wilson, E. D. 3; Warden,
E. j.; Winzelier, Anna l; Wilson, L. H
Williams. H. H; Waid, W. c. 2; Will
ams, Mrs. Lee; Wright, N. C; Wolf,
Mrs. F. H; Waid, C. H; Winzeler, E.
Z. 2; Walters EDNA; Wvse, Romeo
P. 8; Wager, C. E; Wardley, I. c.
8; Waldron. Mrs. N. B; Weber, C. P;
Weber, Mary; Weber, Carrie; Zeigler,
Jacob 3; Zeigier, H.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25
CHAUTAUQUA
SUBSCRIBERS
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
W. S; HIATT, Mrs. j. F. 2; Heath, Geo.
A 2-1; Hibbard, R. 2; Humphreys,
Margery; Harper, Mrs. F. R; Rarger,
A. E. 4; Houston, Mrs. o. E. HAITI,
Lucille 2; Hough, H. H. 2; Hanson, E.
F; Hichstettler, c. 2; Heist, E. F;
Hayes, G. B; Harlton, M. M; Har1-
man, G. W. 3; Hallett, E. E; Howard, |
Adaline; Harper, Lowell; Hoch, W
c. (Delta) 2; Heise, G. B; Hancock,
Louise; Harrington, Claire; Hallauer,
Geo., 2; Hill, H. S; Holman, E. e;
Hallett, Gilbert; Hoy, Bert; Hauen-
stein, Helen; Hauenstein, Mayme;
Harlton, Mrs. NJ M; Harlton, Mar
garet; Iserman, C. H; Iserman, Mrs.
c. H; Ives, C. j; Johnson, Mrs. N.
H; Jones, Mabel; Johnson, Davis, B.
2; Johnson, Mrs. Davis; johnson, R.
R. 2; Jennings, C. B. 2; Jordan, C. H
2; johnson, Blanche; Jennings, Lenna,
Jordan, Raymond; Jones, Mrs. H. B.
Jamerline, B; Knapp, Lola; Knibloe,
, Jessie; Karschner, Ira 2; Kessler, D.
B. 3; Kolb, H. M; Kaiser. Hulda, 6;
Kaiser, Otilla 6; Kaiser, Carl 6; Ken
yon, F. E. 2; Kolb, F. j; Kesler, Geo.
, 2; King, ]. J. 2; Kirkman, Zelma;
Krauss, Otto; Keller, Mrs Clarence
Tr; Kline, Mrs. A. J; Lyons, W. D. 2;
Lyons, L. 2; Lyons, H. S. 2; Lyons
! Mrs. H S.; Leu, Helen; Leu, Howard
Leggett, John; Lowe, Rena; Lekas
j. 5; Kozier, John; Miley, Ralph 8
Mathews, Mate; McConkey, Catherine
), McGuffin, Geo. 2; Meyer Mrs. Frank
Mohr, Mable, Myers, c.. E; MacDon
aid; L. M. 5; Miller, Gail; Marks
Margaret; Mohr, Paul 8; Mann, Haul
cy; Meister, H. D; Miller, J. H. 2
Mohr, Karl 4; Meads, Mrs. D. R. 2
Myers, D. W. 2; Mann, Mrs. H; Miley
Mrs. Ralph Il; McQuillin. j. B. 2
McClarren, H B; Mann. H. 2; Mat
hews, c. L. 2; Newhouse, S. A. Nof
7ieer, P s. ?; Oakley, Mrs. Leona
| Oakley, Geo. J. FL; Orndorff, Emily
! Orndorff, Altha; Orndorff Sarah ]
Ousterhout, B. c. 8: Phillips, J. W
| Payton, Mrs. S. E; Perry, c. D. 3
| Palmer. G F 3; Porter, Mrs Phil
Petit, C. W; Porter. R. F 3; Plettne!
Mrs. Lulu: Paxson J. C. 3; Palmer
/Eugenia; Parker, Mrs. Chas; Peters
Maude; Porter, Lowell; Outlet
Maude; Raymond, Mrs. Dan IL
Rossman, Blanche; Roberts, M. c.
Read, M. E. 3; Reighard. F. H. )
Rice, A. H; Robinson, J. C; Rossmal
Clarence 2-1; Rupp, Ralph; Rea.
Mable; Ross, G Scott 2; Robinson
Ward A; Reed, Mrs. C. l.; Ripper
Anna B. 2; Reighard, Mrs. F. H
Raymond, Dan; Ruihley. Mrs J.
Rowe, Mrs Sam; Rowe Welthea; Rey
nolds, Mrs. F. H., Rearick, ]. N; Re.
nolds, E. B; Richards, ]. 5; Rupper
= Nora; Rupert. Mrs. S. 2: Rychene,
= Ezra 2; Richardson, Mrs. Alva
Reighard, Frank Jr; Rockwell Eller
to send your boys off on such
10 Rockwell Leah; Reynolds, Mrs. C. E
Ruhley, ]. L; Seidner, Earl; Schac
' 8; Sharp Hazel; Smith, Iva; Sperr,
" C. C; Sharpe, Mae; Struble, Mrs.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25
AETNA GRANGE TENT SHOW

At Winameg, next week Wednesday
and Thursday July 30th and S1st the
Aetna Grange will present the comedy
drama under Blue Skies" by Kath-
rine Kavanaugh with a cast of char
acters that everyine in the county
will want to see on the stage. There
are four acts Of the play and these
acts will be interspersed with special
vaudeville features.
Neighboring women will be imper-
sonated by Leila Meyers, Fern Eckert
Letta Meyers, Dorothea Shumaksr,
Dorotha Phillips.
Vaudeville artists are Missile Knapp
Everett Sindel, Lowell McClarrer
and Ralph Howard; Ora Hollinger
pianist.
Everybody is invited, admission is
25 and Is cents.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER AT
HOTEL LINCOLN DELTA

Cream of Tomato Soup
Chicken Soup
Sweet Pickles, Olives, Cucumbers
Plank White Fish
Baked Lake Trout with sauce !
Roast Pork with App-e Sauce
Fricassee Chicken Biscuit
Baked Chicken with Dressing
Boston Baked Beans
Steamed Brown Bread
Mashed Potatoes Steamed, Potatoes
June Peas in Cream
Buttered Beets
Apple Pie Cocoanut Cream P'f
Ice Cream and Cake
Tea, Coffee, Ice Tea, Milk, Butter
Milk, Cocoa
75c
Spring Chicken, any style
Frog Legs, as you like them
Cantiloue and Watermelon
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25
ICE CREAM SOCIAL

The young people of the Tedrow
Christian S. s. will serve ice cream
and cake on the Tedrow school
grounds next Tuesday evening July
20. Everybody is cordially invited to
attend, we expect the big feature of
the evening to be our contest. The
prizes are: The lady eating the most
ice cream, a pound of home made
candy, the gent, pound cake.
Come and bring your friends and
enjoy the evening with US.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25
FRESH EGGS WANTED-We

FRESH EGGS WANTED-We
pay highest market price for A 1
eggs and premium for white eggs.
We send bulletin regarding raising
and caring for poultry for egg pur-
poses if desired. Trial shipment will
be appreciated. References: First
Commercial and Savings Bank,
Wyandotte, Mich, State Savings
Bank, Flat Rock, Mich, River Rouge
Savings Bank, River Rouge, Mich,
mark shipment Burck & Day Farm
products, Flat Rock, Mich, via D.
T. & !. Ry., mail address, Romulus,
Mich. 1880
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25

DEACON AND VEAL. CALVES
Taken at nv farm , mites ntrih of
Ottokee every wednesday instead IF
Saturday. Highest market price
paid. A. N. Luton. Oak Shade
phone. loft c
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25

FOR SALE CHEAP-Frame house
to be moved from present lot on
Clinton St., inquire of o. C. Standish.
16-tf
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Under Peg Vafme

Under Pegl Value
Fair Improvements good so.l spl'n-
dIdly heated, clos. 80 s'fio school. on
iutrrurhau cIr lime, huy fh.s equity Huu
double your money 'u a Few months
We also have. good. ciylr farm ON
c1-t eide of the state. hpurnt M fore
closure sale vii Sell equity for $1,000,
Van Meter co.
III OIL Exchange Bldg. oklahoma CITY
Nnnut 2r,n
FOR SALE-s0.acrr sandy land fam
in potRwatomle Co. Okll; = IN cul.
',yniion; fairly good 1-rcom hougt Ie'f
.CAoOi. a c.u or good team and wagon
considered Price g. ono oO. ON tgt'rs.
~ owner s y stokes Trnusdnlc, Okia
FOR SALl-eU-aorrs, tine uuinlrroy d
mountain land; lie Ilurc Co: CheIr
or VIII cxcrpugo Tor acres ur more
improved auu, fuHu to good toTa IN
OR,ouonu Ia a. uMlhomnn
10 ACPrS WILL IMPROVED
Have Nlce sui ul han home 'Dr some
one. viii sell cheap, on good t"f,n' or
exchange TO good property in Okla.
houn city, 6l9 East 10Th. Wain,t 1891
a.U-ACRES 10 miles SN ~ cityi 50
| room house. barn: ZOO acres IN Guilt
| y1tion; 70 ncfrs timber. Gu acres hlslh,
! balance corn art bottom ard the ha0
/ nuce up,aLd illce for few days 'jV,-
! 0oc o.
" II GROVES: ,,,
/ .tl fHfiu nLlF
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eases ard Production

TILLMAS COUNTY
50 or 20 acres, Sec. 81. Twp, 80, X
ljW. $500
sO-acres. Sec. I. Twp. IS, n l7W
s}5 90. O.
20 or so-acres. Sec II. Twr Is, H.
l6W. tl250.
20-scres. Sec 6. Twp. SIS. II law,
$4,000
BECKUtM COUNTY
Five wells drifting and several more
locations for wells made.
s0-acres, Sec J. Twp. sN. II 2iW
t275.
iO-scres Sec. ?. Twp. sN. r. 25w
800
These leases are miles south ri
Twin HI Well. drilling. and 2 miles
north OF another location. They are
worth twice tho price asked.
KIOWA COUNTY
so-acres. Sec. S. Twp. 7NN r i6W,
$1,000.
WILSON COUNTY, KANSAS.
i520-acres south OF Fredona. 50 bar
res production at i.900-ft: s gas wells;
power PLAN and tanks. oil 81 IS In pipe
line Price So 600
STANDARD TOOLS
Two good strings at 900 and $4,000,
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Colorado

LAND SEEKERS ATTENTION
Do YOU want q ranch TO look at or
io you want prohuctlon2 II you want
the look. and not the product We don't
want you. II you are LOOKING t0r pro-
duCtion come and see what We have
Zoo crops TO SHOW | offer lanuS both
irrigated aud non-irriEated. both i'm
rto I'd and raw lands In all size tracts,
tl acres upato q, O0u. We arc located ir
'Nc famous Cherry creek valley. -
miles sputhenst fOom Denver: gooi
roads. schools and churches; come here
II you want land that produces crops
show Harry Smith. Parker. Colo.
FARMS and ranches. an sizes /; YOU
want better climate, less wind, sure
crops pure artrsiDn water, ani hett't
health. come 10 tho sunny San Luis
valley. Colorado. G. +. fouGu't In
Vestm,nt Co.. Monte Vista. Colo.
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., ''''
ARKANSAS ROUND TRIP 81

ARKANSAS ROUND TRIP so
DO Won wnnt good improved or un-
improved lovcl land IN fine hog and
corn country where crops are nhund-
ant land cheap, no rocks. tame grasses.
good towns, roads schools churches.
p.rc water good neichhors and good
ho3lih% Write for literature Burch-
i'HlRencau Land CO.. Tvs American
Na'ional Rank Bldg. Oklahoma City.
Okla.
RIVER BOTTOM FARM - l60-acre
OulchitA bottom farm, I miles Arka-
4 lphin. splendid hardwood land, gCoi
road. house. barn, good fences, only
Sa2.i1 per acre. Reagan & MCGOWAN.
NrNadclphla. Ark.
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
Whats Your Idea?

about the country contiguous 10 n
vc'l making s5.OOo. 6Oo feet OF gas per
dayt
My idea is that the aforementioned
hig gas well n, the forc-runner OF
other big gas wells and some bg oil
wells
Now let's reason togciher-do you
know of country anywhere that had
ono hig gas well and never got an
othe ? Neither do |. Therefore some
one or more OF tho deep tests being
put down near the big gasser In
hughes county In going to uncover
more big gas or all wells WIN you
buy now at SIS TO $50 per acre. or
viii you wait and buy Rt 500 and up2
own twenty forty-acrs tracts Sc
lcctcd TO get most benefit from present
and future deyelopmeut
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
Oklahoma.

FIVE ACRES northwest, good 7-roou
house dairy barn for 10 cows. price
and terms reasona bile. can rent you Gh'
acre pasture. take Groom house In eS
hange Walnut is3. Webb, JO6 Hersko
Wiz building
FOR SALE BY OwNER-5.nore tract
northeast clos. to capitol. Mapl'
39ii-J
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCA
Oil Producers Notice

New York Underwriters now flnnnc-
Ing their own company desire to effect
u working association with n practical,
honest, experienced OH producer with
successful record who owns from 30
to 800 barrels production and has al.
ditlonal acreage suitable for drilling
which ho would be willing TO turn into
tho company. Substantial salary AZ
field manager with enlarged capital
for operations and unlimited posslbll.
tiles. Must be thoroughly fespons bic
and good standing Dealings with
principals only, no agents OF brokers
NORTH AMERICAN FISCAL COWP.
Circle Bldg. ) Columbus circle
New York CITY,
HUGHES. Seminole and Okfu.keo
county oil leases bought nnd .nld
Send for list W, j. Ryan. HoldenVille.
oklahoma
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ARE YY0T LOOKING Tor safe IN.

ARE Y0T LOOKING for safe IN.
ves,ment that win net you 10 per
cent income annually. ! want IN sell
q i5-room frame residence at Mormon,
situated within a block o' the Uni.
versl.y campus, idoal In every respect
,or rooning and boarding housr.
Home at >1presont occupied by Il 'r
iernity, The annual rental is sure
and Fffe income. II Interested com
inunicate with A \. Henson, oa5 lnl-
ysrsIty Blvd, Norman, Okla
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

- s'e'N' '-7~s'''--eIs
RENTALS
Leases and collection ~ rents
Rental Dopt
WORK MAN n COMPANY.
Phone walnut y 70p'l W. Main.
LIST yoIf properly with Il II Gard.
ner. 3l2 American Bank lilig Phoue
NAple l9i
FOR SALl,--G.room bungalow, ser.
wants house, garHg" and iiuit trees,
81. 200 cash, balance like rent. Owner.
1916 T., Park.
LIST your real estate bargains with
Willis q shields. 3Oi American NAtl.
Walnut "U'H
kFSlnENcE lots Tor snle IN shear
wood addition. write for price and
tcrrna J. ]. Lemons, owner, Yalo
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Missouri

INST bargain In southwest Missouri;
5ll acres, most M bottom. So per
1Cre. good farms So TO $50 per acre. l..
VI. Hutton. Wenuhlcau Mo.
MISSOURI. so down g. monthly. buys
80 acres good fruit. poultry land
near town, southern Missouri S220 Boh
lj. ~. Vernon IN.
GREAT BAEGAiNS-{b down. s.
monthly buys 80 acres, good ttuit
nnl poultry land near town, southern
.,F. Springfield No
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$1,000 Tnconle

SI ,BDU Inc0nle
$40 acres in Pontotoc county. 500
first class bottom $50 Of which Is 10
cul,iyation 30 acres slope cultivated
balance pasture and timber 70 acres IN
nlialfa, all bottom, splendid alfal'
land. % ncres sweet clover. 90 acres
fenced hog tight. weatherhoarded barn,
lsxyl. wagon scales: fiNe-ioom frame
residence smoke house. garage. hen
house shop. cistorn, two never -failnB
wells. wind mill. six tenant houses. on
state HIGHWAY rural delivery nnd
phone. This w real plantation farm.
win produce this wear about N,o"N
worth ui cotton and corn and ALA a.
Prize t15 per acre: $4,000 will hand g
will cut farm into two tracts II deSlrci
wan, to change occupation buy from
owner. Y s. MnLnne ROT. Okln.
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HOTEL FOR SALE

HOTEL FOR SALE
Fine oil town Of rs. 600. center OF city.
- rooms all furnished good business
all the time. II Interested write. BOX
I02. Drumwrlght. Okla.
FOR SALE, trade or rent; two-chnlr
barber shop fully equipped. good busi.
ness good country town prices 2h ma
aoc reasonable rent II. O.. Oklnhoman.
bARBERS-Havs threc-chair shop in
pool hail doing . good business VIII
sell half Interest TO good man, need
man now. Write boz nS Wynona'
Okla.
WANTED-To buy shoe shop In good
town. doing good business {. b
Cooper. bol r. 18TH, Ada, OKLA,
WILL PAY cash for furniture or
drug store: must he priced right; IN
voice 5000 TO 5000. W. H. KELLEY,
Tyon. okla
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All Worth the Money
Guthrie, Okla.

900 ACRES unimproved prairie. mile
from town. 30 from Oklahoma city, M
percent tlllahle good sandy loan soil,
adapted Tor all crops especially cotton.
for igj an acre
6l acres miles of town. with 80
level pIow land of the very finest quail
i.y, balance pasture. Small buildings.
No man who knOws soil and has t37 90
nm acre with which TO buy can pass this
mp.
ISy1g'irm Investment Go,
D1-S on Exchange BLDG Maple 6i6
For SALE OR RENT-So ncrcs, I miles
west Of n Reno, s-roOm house with
ccllur. Cisturu. phone Barn 3bxlSSl ~.
lay attachments wind mill. crossed
Fenced plicc Slo o0oo. rent $500 ca h.
Wm. Morrison. II Reno. Okla. Phone
%.
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FOR SAI.E-An inves,ment-a firs'
class business brick 2-s,ory In fine
location In city Of 10000 population, tn
center OF the city: n perfect condi ton.
can be bought on terms; A SSU.pno
building for 5000; 10000 cnsh, oat-
nrce like rent, no liens or taxes: Il
genuine bargain. w NJ. Little. 9l6 \.
- 81 Mu u trfe Okla
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We viii Buy

Aubyme Ranola.
American O. and ef-Dcposltors.
Concord Oh Quadrangle.
Usage on and Ref
Harvey Crude Mnrlnnd.
Kay County Gas-National OIL X. c
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DINING ROOM aud kitchen for rent 20
eSpereno ~ middle aged woman cook
European riln uS,y commercial holt'
in lively 80 an, hoS S2G. Okoene, Okla.
FOR lE-Etccllent stock jewclry
and G. tcal goods In live town bar
gain pr,,es. Inquire +. W. Waite t.
Ryan. Okla q
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Farm AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma,

FoR QUICK sALn-so acres. i'm,
proved 5h miles Of Blnger. caddc
county. Oklahoma. 90 acres IN cultlya
tlon. good soil good well OF soft water
price only t2,70O. sl2O0 cash. balanc,
seven years SIX percent. llomol
fIhDmas Hlnyer Dkla
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NlNGniNaI

Two physciars OF long experience in
such work wish to cooperate with
soma live town that needs a sanltnr-
iun or hospital with n view Of estab-
II hing same. II interested write H. D,
Ok ahoman,
lilG PROFIT IN TIRE REBulIDlNG
oct started now while the business
N IN It's Infancy use the hcst ,qulp-
mrnt: buy Hwcbel Dri- kure retrend
and sectional mo'ds; learn how to do
m. work AZ our expense In practical
way: We are factory representative
ior nll tire shop equipment; We start
you right. Nulcnni,cr's supply Co, 9
East iith ST. Kansas fltv. Mo,
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VIII Pay Cash


WILL SELL new comWercial leas'
20 acres Wilbareer county, Texas. S3i
acre: drilling wells close all sides: e.
rick going mp ono mile nv: Pnotho'
location about one mile; stuff ndlolninc
section held 10000 acre, +. W Okla
hOmAn
FOR STEPHENS COUNTY farm and
oil leases. write. Morton Miller In
vcstmcnt Co. Duncan. Okla.
WE WiLLISEfL i0'-acre lease IN Mon
'nFue county Texas. three miles
southwest OF Jones well and siI ml.c &
southwest Of Williams well and within
one mllo OF a new location At S2sO
an acre.
ORCUTT. HARRIS 4 co. INC
90 Southwest National Bank Blds.
Walnut 2i3l
FOR SALF-S0-Bcres fine land; good
gas well In center four feet In sand
1900 feet deep BOX ~, Muskogec. oh a
1000 WHITE ROCK. SIS. 1850 Assur-
nuce. 3l25. i60-acre lease. Fills 90.
paid up. five years. $500 cash Otis
Garrett, Kingflsher. Okla.
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VIII Buy

700 Caddo Pet .....,........ Onrr
, 'ooo ooo W.,sT ,i Oh ON & Ref ".'"'.' 81 -
~ Black Eagle Mining ......... 500
SO Depositors oh * Gas .....Offcr
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Offer Us

Rannla, Black Panther. Big Western.
NFiopal oil. National Union Concord.
Nrf'h American. American Oh x Ref
Quadrangle Pet
Submit ur your bids and offers
We buy and sell all kinds Of stocks.
and can get YOU highest prices for
your stocks. t-y US.
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GOOD paving hardware business for
s-le, invoices about i2.bo00o. Would
nudc for small tlrm 10 value OF Sl,hoO,
" T.. Yersor. Greenfield. Okla,
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE

FuR oklahoma Guy OF Frederick real
estate, good quarter section improved
farm ten miles south NJ iOtebo. tho
coming oil field ~ southwest OklAho.
nm. Address E. 4, Oklahoman.
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NEARLY NEW. 7.room modern hunga
low. basement completely Furnished
In mahogany and oak; grand plano
55-r. front: corner lot near university
Norman okla. 81 800 or terms S3l
" Simms. Norman