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Author Of "The Seats Of the Mighty"
THE Money Master" etc.

scious that this girl, educated and even
intellectual, was at heart S primitive
as the widest daughter of the tepces
of the north. There was also in hel
something of that mystery which belongs
to the universal itincrary-that cos
mopolitan something which is the M
tive human.
She has far to 60" the priest said
to himself. as he turned to greet In
COLBY with smile. bright and shy. but
grav"ly reproachful too.
This happened on the day before the
'"lllslon between the railway men and
river drivers. and the old priest already
knew what trouble was afoot.
There was little Felix Marchand did
which WAS hidden from him. He made
his way ia lugolby to warn him.
AS lngolby now walked in the woods
toward Gabriel DruSc's house. he re-
called one striking phrase used by the
aged priest in reference to the closing
of the railway Offices.
"Whcn YOU strike your camp, pun
lngolby stopped. humming to himself
as the words came to his memory again.
Bending his head in thought for a mo
ment. he stood still. cogitating.
The dear old fellow was right" he
said presently aloud with upifted head
II struck camp. but ! didn't put out
the fires. There's lot of that in
life"
That is what had happened also tc
Gabriel Druse and his daughter. They
had struck camp. but had not put out
the camp fires. That which had beer
done by the River Starzke came again
IN it's appointed time. The untrnded
unguarded fire may spread devastation
and ruin. following with angry freedom
the marching feet of those who buildpC
il.
Yes. you've got to put oUt YOU
fires when you quit the bivOuaC.' con
tinued Ingolby aloud, as he gazed ahcaC
Of him through the opening greencry
beyond which lay Gabriel Druse'
home. Where he was the woods wcr
thick. and here and there on either sid
it was almost impenetrable. Few poO
pie ever came through this wood. |
belonged in greater part to Gabric
Druse and in lesser part to the Hud
sons Bay Company and the govern
mpnt : and as the land was not valu
able till it was cleared. and there wa
plenty of prairie land to be had. fror
which neither stick nor stump mus
i, be removed. these woods were Yer
| lonely. Occasionally a trapper or
sportsman wandered through them, bu
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did him good. As though in keeping
with tho situation. he shot on both
sides of the Sagalac with great good
luck. and in the late afternoon sent
his Indian lad on ahead to Lebanon
with the days spoil while he loitercd
through the woods, gun slung in the
hollow Of his arm. He had walked
many miles, but there was still spring
10 his step and he hummCd an air. with
his shoulders thrown back and his hat
on the back of his head. He had had
his shooting. he had done his thinking
and he was pleased with himself He
had shaped his hompward course so
that it would bring him near to Gabriel
Druse'S house.
He had seen Fleda only twice since
the epis"de Mt Carlton. and met hor
only once. and that was but for Il mo
mrnt at foto for the hospital at
Manitou. and with other people pres
"nt-po0ple who lay in wait for crumbs
Of gossip.
! Since tn" running of tho rapids Flcda
/ had filled q larger place in the eyes Of
/ Manitou and Lebanon She had ap-
I peaIcd 10 the western mind: she had
done n brave physical thing. Wherever
Hh" went she was made conscious of
new attitude toward herself. more
/ understanding feeling. At the fetp.
when she and Ingolby met face to face,
rcopl" had Immediately drawn round
them curious and excited.
These could not understand why the
two talked so little. and had such an
every day manner with each other. Only
old mother Thibadeau. who had a heart
that sees, caught look in Flcda :
eyes, a warm deepening of color. sud
den embarrassment. which she knew
how to interpret.
See now. mOnsrignpur. she said to
MonScigneur Iourde, nodding toward
Fleda and lngolby, there would be
. work here soon for you or Father
Bidette if they were not two heretirs 81
Is she a hereto, then. madame"
asked the old white headed priest, his
eyes QuizziCslly following Fleda.
'She is not Catholic and she must
: he hereto, that's certain, was the
! reply.
=, "I'm not so sure" unused the priest
Smiling, he raised his hat as he caught
l''lu eyes ne lHuue as II 10 S'
toward her. but something in hen loOl
held him back. He realized that Fledi
= did not wish to speak to him, and tina
\ she was even hurrying away from he
father. who numbered through the Grove
y as though unconscious of them all
) Presently Monseigneur Lourdp sav
. Flcda leave the fete and take the roa,
e toward home There was n sense q
It excitement in her emotions, and he ais
d had seen that tremulous, embarrasse
y look in her eyes. 1t puzzled him. ii
e did not connect it wholly with Ingob
|, as Madame Thibadeau had done II
had lived so long among primitive peO
pie that he was more accustomed t
study faces than find the truth frol
r words. and he had always been con
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-28
DREANlLAND DADVENTLRES--B Daddy
"THE CIRCUS BIRD"

and again he was dropped in the lake,
and again and again, until the tiger was
as limp as half drowned kitten, and
so weak he couldn't swim another
stroke. Then Judge Owl picked him up
and scared back to the show grounds.
Here's your cat back-all nicely
tanned" he screeched. "Where shall 7
put him."
Peggy told the circus men what Judge
Owl had said. and they quickly brought
out the tigers cage. Judge Owl drop
ped the great beast beside the open door,
and the tiger, only too glad to get out
of the clutches of this dreadful bird,
quickly crawled inside. The head trainer
slammed the door shut, and there was
the tiger safe and sound.
Owe must have that bird for our cir
cus." cried the head trainer, looking
admringly at Judge Owl.
That's what I say" exclaimed the
manager, rejoicing loudly because his
two thousand dollar tiger was safe.
''The way he tanned the Royal Bengal
was wonderful. I'll have him as a
freak and as policeman to keep order
in the menagerie. How much will his
salary Beg
Peggy and Billy looked at Judge Owl.
Il don't care as long as have enough
to eat" hooted Judge Owl. "And I'd
like all the children in town to come
and see me.
That's what the salary Shall be-"
said Peggy. 'All Judge Owl can eat,
and free tickets for all the children in
town"
Its a bargain" declared the cir,
Gus manager. 'Apd we will start the
show right now
The circus men opened a great hole
in the canvas wall of the tent, the band
began to play, and Judge Owl, with
Peggy, Billy and Freckled Pete behind
him, marched in to take his new Job as
circus freak and policeman of the men
agerie.
I'm the nert inStdlment ,ciE be told
the odd things that happen ,chen
Judge Opl joins the circuS.)
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rUE PROBLEM OF THE VAN.
ISHED PROFIT
Malabon Makes Common Mistake

,rrIrr> ,t,I .. 49,. ,: ,,:, d.
W liH'> halaooh s"Ne ne HIS o''i h'e''
noticed that he had placed the
selling price ot the articles billed by
Vi" ..nn H,,'' ~, ", Wv Ia .h;n j.; .o. o,so,-
10 '"u W. vi" ,aa,'oI -. t;n of.o,
"HH'" I'm ''''"''' Us '''N'' "' 0''' "i'''
'''!. 80, .,oo,,,,h ia ,.;.h os,
w. 'es, l"ue'u "e S"'"' o1 w" ..I,n, "iD
"'''s,"n '.ian ne n"u ~ su "S.u s. c,n ~
s1re EUR, a., .,en ''''' se' my iu'i p'0"'' 'o''
iura ~
mlu iot ans"rr, .ot a. ,rha n",rn,ns sr,,nae
p.I' ~. d ~. u o,.ad. ~
puH%Ieu lll'' ~ TSNr" o,, .orr o,ioLrr
supt'oSe o'"ntl' ,I .ou than, ~ =,
small % nrofits" off
~, 1r:u.
hrustles ;ITr~nI tooi rht mr tnn, aot nara o "
.ha, 90 ~ :, . nor ocnt Gov ve don't sell
than ." =" per c'n'' loi we nTn Tha,. som so
as many as -eIuSsI .t ~ foo1 ~ wo
$" SLOW. 50 |" Spe"M, L;ano. ,maS ,noe. hut NV NV
ought TO ger DlsSrr r,ohtmGu' tnot hoa;n amI "I
iathGr uSea TO T"rh on INA. .hn p"Sn nrioo o" I
i'It 1haa II ,1,'nh rn"L,"HrI anI ,oso , tbe littIe
M""Ii ,-n trndo tn" 7 boye DO 7 make myself
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TIIE public knew well that lng"'Ny
i had solved ais biggest business prob
lem, because three offices of thrc" rAli
ways-one big and two small-sudd"nly
became merged under his control. Vt
which there was rejoicing at Lebanon
followed by dismay and Indignation ar
Manitou, for one of the smaller merged
railways had its offices there. and 1t
WAS now removed to Lebanon, while
several of the staff, having proved can
tankerous. were promptly retired. AS
they were French Canadians, their re-
tirement became a public matter III
Manitou and bCgot fresh quarrel be-
tween the rival towns.
Ingolby had made a tactical mis-
take in at once removing the Office OF
the merged railway from Manitou, and
he saw it quickly. 1t was not possible
| to nut the matter right at once, how
! ever.
There had already been collision be
tween his own railway men and the
rivermcn from Mantou, whom Fcli'
Marchand had bribed to cause trouble
two ManitOu men had been serinuSI!
hurt, and feeling ran high. lngolby'
eyes opened wide when he saw Mar
chand's ugly game. He loathed the dis
yolute fellow, but he realized now tina
his foe was a factor to be rrrkonrr
with. for Marchand had plenty of none
as well as a bad nature. He saw h
was in for big fight with ManitOu
and he had to think it out.
So this time he went pigeon shoot
ing.
He got his pigeons. and the slaughte
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tondept to the teacher. Understand =,
ipg is above discipline. Thomas snal'
have n chance-have it, my boy be-
narso Miss Lawrence believes in you
and hos made me believe in you. You
nre not going to disapPoint us.
Tears rolled down Thomas cneeAH'
Run along now and get some 't's,' I
mir Then come back and show us how
you can work. y ,n., a.,
You understand, breathGd the
teacher as the door closed on Thomas
Impulsively she held out her hand t'
him lie took it and held it close, his
dignity softening into tenderness.
"Of course, understand, he whls
pered. And now there's something
want YOU to understand. May ! call TO
night and tell you what it is:
The next complete novelette-Phoeb
Visits the Circus.
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The Tiger Is Tanned

<,x,o,,. oIy', scrooued tho t;per
49,, .',';.,;. 49, I,'dao
r., sp'i','''hs !ln L;, "ah - 49, go tons
wv ,,rL ."rLi,H .! lin, 49, so. a,,,nor, iino
,, -, iv'n .ist' T I.,,n W. o"r
"Ab' All, That tiger cost me two
thousand dollars, :" bowled the circus
manager. climbing out of the coal shed .
and running up and down the yard in
his excitement. He shook his f1st Vat
Judge Owl. and shook it at Billy.
"YHn'll have to pay for this, he
yelled. That tiger is Royal Ben
gal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-28

(Judge Out grous in a hothouse
until he is the biggest bird in the
rorld. Pcggy and Billy set him up
in a sho,c nert to real circus. Judge
Owl takes the meat Of the circus ami
mails, and phen the tiger comes after
il, Judge Orl picks him up and car
ricS him druu.)
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| 60
400
400

add two zeros to give us 100 per cent
and we get a selling price of S12 500
per cent of $12.5 30 is 50. 30. which if de-
Quoted leaves SO. the original cost"
Malabon read the figures very care
fully. Then he figured out one or two
examples for himself. He looked up at
me and said with a sigh, I'm a sure
huff Dutchman, all right, aren't 1?'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-28
BRUNO DUKE, Solver OfBuSH1ess Problems
Author of "Th

Cost is S3-divided by:
66.66)3. 10000 O45
26667
33330
33330
and two zeros to give us 100 per cent
and we get the selling price $3.50. One
third of $3.50 is 81 30, which if de-
Quoted leaves $3 the original cost.
Another example: Suppose the cost
is SO and we want 90 per cent gross
proit-S10, therefore. represents so per
cent~of the selling price.
SO)1OOO12.5
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I'm the merit nstnlment tciH be told
the odd things that happen rhen
Judge Onl joins the circuS.)
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WAl 1T

and get my equity In homo worth
1890 win absolutely sell within tho
next week for highest cash offer. Look
at Ii and make me offer. See owner on
utsmlses 1910 WpM 2sth
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE

IMPROVED Missouri aud OK ,homt
clear farms Martin. ll7g " Grnud.
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Offer for Quick Sale
limited amount Of United on a Ret
Co at soc, by owner This stock Is ac-
tive and conservative investment
Liberty bonds accepted. Walnut lt6s
30 West Frisco.
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n
DOCTOR. do you want to step right
into 5000 practice II 40 act at
once doctor In called away and we
Snus, have n good man at once; no
boore or dope f.,nd need apply. City
Gruf Store, Harmon. Okla.
WASTED Small bakery in Oklahoma
ADDRESS X-l3, care Oklahoman.
6WELVE thousand doSar stock gents
4 furnishings for sale; good, clean yer-
khandise; no fixtures: good location;
lry and no competitions. r. o. Boz 3s3.
Medford Okla,
BAKERY, best Iocrtion. money maker;
one competitor; town OF 5000 popu.
lation: ba gain. terms on part II s.,
Oklshomsn
WANTED Newsstand nnd SNnfcctIon
cry With ountain, +. r., oklahomsn.
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piveraife On q 70.
rW u blocks ~ lpl shares each '
ang ua ts lasts NJ lTi. cents pu
hare Wire luur order my expense
Ber A. LOngFel.ow
81, Insurance Hi,lr
IiIunr Nrplr .|l

ANY county mar of oklahoma e,c
Adams Engineering CO., uhthuut,
ci's. .us y Robinson Nt"
FOR SAIll IUU Shnyr- GNr,o ul stock.
paving dI,Il,udS make m" nn Offer
Will HuN a frw sh,,, of oI stock
write name uf company rnd price
$ A 200 " California Ave, 'I't.
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,Ul SWIM IurruS 4 Cox, VIII sell NJ puO-
VI auction. for cash IN hand. stock Of
pncrchandise belonging 10 above firm
Sor benefit Of their creditors at Bos-
Ncl. okla. on 2sth day ~ February,
19l9, at o'clock p IN Said sotck con-
tists Of 2i7l worth of nice. clean dry
Goods and notions. Stock can he seen
~ Boswell Okla, Any time prior 20
Gale of same.
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Teas
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

THADE-3eN acres oaat LOGAN co land
for DIV goods or what have you lu,k
Fox (. Tryon Oklr
ron SALE or TRADE fur vacant or
improved rcnl estate, Chalmers road
stct In good condition. driven $500
miles can Maple sSif-J
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WE are busy hut not too busy 10 -
your house for you. Call 0klsheme
Trust Co.. Maple ~
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0Y ~. 0NloG AcHls oo oio,G AZ, I,.lI ll.,I !.
g. GI0|

Phone walnut a. :OoH " Main 81
FNEM FOR SALl, go acres Write
~ p J licknrf. Ok"onc, OKLA
HuE SALE or REST 40 acre, north.
Wrst, near i've cent ear fare paved
streets and Grand boulevafdi 80 acres
hugh state III cultivation. balance tim
npfcd pasture land. living water; price
ilrn per nrTc, easy terms. no I'M
pio,cm'nts Phone owner, Mnplg ~.
MNHlON acreage tracts at special
prices fnr few days improved OKLA
huWH tity property No uush value hr-
rrptrd I'm trudc. owner asi Liberty
NHil l'ldr
IMPROVED 80. two miles good railroad
town. fuIr, holdings. hail IN cultiNh-
ton, balance good llnd and IN I'M"
open timber. with living water and
good gtusH. 81 500 Iuiu. $50 NJ 4 per.
cont. due January, 1922. want good ~
iDWohilr. equity IN home IN oklahoma
rity or groceries NALL, gl1 LIBERTY
NArlONAL BLDG.
SAILS n,t,B on iutrrurhnn 5000
'n dairy. we'll improved ..... ...... $500
~ iutruuthin. l'vrl. improved flbOn
| lt1 wheat crop. improved ....... .f,IhO
500. improvements. wheat ilO.O0O
q BitNNp.
Moore, Okla
GOOD ENEGAINS OS QUICK SALES.
| II YOU urr IN oklahoma Iity and feel
/ 'IW hungry. take the tnlcrufhnn ana
| como tn Edmond W. can satisfy you
| and pleas" }rur wife. with al'nlil
{ 'rnd- ,uudy corn and cotton lands
/ wheat lands NJ acreage tracts and
/ homes around C0ntrni stat" Normal
/ school the pride of oklahoma pnd tho
| best normal school I'm the country
/ Wo have 100 In square. 500 acres
/ NO grass balance cultivated. $40 IN
, wheat. 100 acres NJ Al alfalfa land
.umr alfalfa growing. timber for fuel
! two sets ~ Improvements. one set good
/ Located ~ miles northwest ~ Okla.
ihomt Nv Price li.oo0: good trrms
THE CENTRNL REALTY COMPANY
Bryant Marks Griffin.
Edmond. OslH
/ ATTENTION FARMERS FOR sale 20,
choice farms iu northeastern Okla
homt FOR small payment down. hahnc,
uu easy terms tt low interest, u VII
pay ptrti,. wanting homes 90 answci
this ud Writ" James T.. Allen, owner
! Irlar"murr. Okla
ALFALFA FARM MUST SELL OF
fcftN ut sacrifice price n sold before
March !. iab acres located Logan cuun'
~. ADJOINING railroad station over hall
! ,hpir. Alfalfa land. balance fair fu
small grain. etc improvements con
Nst ~ two dwellings,. falr barn. gno'
.mall orchard. plenty Of water an
good fences Price $500. mortgage
hool land. $500. Patterson Real Is
'p'" Exchange Guthrie
FOR SALE-Wcll improved lfO-ncr
farm Cnddo county: $500 will han
dc = X Wnuchopc, Colony, okla
4 GOOD BrY
~ acres In the northwest quarter q
srction 10. ~, l2w. Cotton county
Oklns H. miles from Burk- Rridge. ru
INTO l0-ucrc tracts: would sell uDrc'
price 81 UOO per acre: terms
II G. HOWARD.
2Oat, " Main st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

SIN THESE BEFORE BUYING A
HOTEL OR BOOMING HOUSE.
20 rooms. an elegant place.
bg rooms I'm best part o' city
81 rooms. transient house, always
Nlcd
% rooms. centrally located, Al
prOpOsiti1r.
ss rooms. transient. elegantly fur
iished
2s rooms. best buy in tho city
IS rooms. well located and well 'ur.
tlshej
IS rooms In hear, OF city at a bar
gain
u rooms, residential. price right
II rooms. residential. wen located; a
bargain.
Terms can he hnd on any Of The
above hy right party.
TOMLlS 4 HOFFMAN,
10i'l ". Main. Walnut 'O66.
fOR SAIF-C Complete sct grocery fI.
tufes. good condition, price $3.50. Wal
nut 3li
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Capitol Rlill
Two Story

One Of the claAslsst homes on Cias<
sen. 10000 value for 1880. Ask Ma
Pope, five telephones.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT M CITY

20 rooms. modern brick. $500 u
rooms, 5000, 100 rooms, 50 900. Othcfh
others. Ask MIR Pope, 7l2-i9 S. W. Rc.
serve Bank lildg.
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YARN AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

DAIRY FARM tUl, sALl.- 200 acres,
dnifJ, barn ana filo, miles norm oi
state capitol on state highway ii23
prt pof', easy terms Hud lnw rate ~
Interest br J. H rhclan, oklahoma
tlN
VVY 90 HNl6O ACItES on Ornfk rfnll
wv fIYW IL miles from Oklahoma
w ~ DCiN. 80 acres IN cuitiyi-
zion, gooV sandy loan land. m acres
Nrll ruddcd pasture. M percent tlll'
tul,. 20 acres IN meadow, 5.rnom
house. fair stable ana othei outbullb-
uRt, good we'll Bnd windmill family
orchard vineyard Price $4,000 pos
HrssiOu nov, Listing J5t.
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A Good One

5 rooms finished In oak md enamel,
old paving, on car line, good garage
81. 800: must hnye 81 500 cash.
If you WANT TO BUY OR SELL
CALL US.
LOCKWOOD INVESTMENT CO.
6O2 on Exchange. Walnut 1906.
FIRST $500 gets corner lots south aud
east front near paving. Modern.
Buck Walnut II: Walnut 6i6s-J
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BUY OR SELL

Hlff''
ANY county map of Oklahoma, 25c
Adams Engineering CO. Oklahoma
ClN. 206 y Robinson Ave.
STATE oil. MAPS OKLAHOMA
NND TEXAS
Shoving general oil data, producing
areas. test wells with names " COM
plnics drilling. uipo lines and otig7
valuable data. blue print paper y.
cloth s. Each state also detail paps
NJ active districts Lindsay Map and
Publishing So. iNiia Temple Eldg
Oklahoma CIV. Okla.
FOR SALE-leffrrson county oil leases,
write or wire for our nsttugs. Chaul
Ter A. Harper Waurika. Okla.
LEASES for sale between Cement fed
to the north, Dunctu TO the s,uh -
east and Walter and Burkburneu to
tho southwest. q. NJ Malvern, Sterling,
okla
QUADRANGLE. leo shal 5. 81 30. Mapl"
62N
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
New McxicO.

New Mexico.
WHO WANTS goo acres choices Union
Center, Now Mexico. state land fOr
$500 Mist roll account sickness
owner, ~? v oh S.. Amarillo, Tex
Missouri.
COME no MISSOURI. tho homo ~ rod
apples ana blue TflsH $50 acre STOCK
farm. modern except heat iiHNO, 2lD
MODERN except heat, ilA,UOp $40 good
improvements, $4,000 40 fair Improve
mrnir, ~ 700 M trade g " cooper
Realty Co, lowry rity $40.
ron SALE or TRADE - 100 ncrcH
timber land. miles from Willow
Springs. T.. o. liua 2gj. willow springs
GREAT HAHGAlNS S. down 81
monthly, buys ~ acres good nun nUi
poultry lana near town, southern MlH-
foufi. price only 5000. Adir,n Ron ~,
Springfield, Mo
Teas
| l.BIACRE TrWs ranch. 3 miles il'"f
front 81 ~ per hrro. $1,000 ,nHh'
Si2l1 forty years, percent Nonn
| M. trn'snctlou through l'Rl'lWhu'
nnns channels Ia Anderson, Austin
I Texas
LAND HlYEUS GUIDE, Mckinney
Texas. best bargains, direct ffor
ownrfr. prices descriptions. Finto iull>
what wanted. where II you have cash
| Gst our plan 10 sell ur trade.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CIT"
ST ,OQDD Per Month

We have for sale m electric light
plant and moving picture show COM
hined In good little town. clearing
about 900 per month; viii sell for So
Boo Owner struck oil. so does not want
business longer. Write or call
IA. A. Markham
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p ica UP

I'eNu.-oom high class rooming
Houso. two baths. north aide, partly FUR
w.hri. $3.50 cash, ASK Mr Pope. Ma
p'e ?.Jo Walnut 2?0
BEAUTY rANLOR FOR SALE-Pos-
session a. onre. Cau Maple 2ilt.
sos y West Main.
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Ben A. L0ngfellow
SIS Insurance Bldg.
Phone Maple Sil. Maple l5tO

TEXAS ACREAGE
3lT acres block 20, west OF Iowa park.
Small acreage any block adjoining Burk
burnett 1000 acres Hamilton county.
Prices right. See me or call Broad
way Central hotel T., r. Llpke.
BI'RKBURNETT OIL FIELD-lt YOU
want leases, production or royalties
at right price In this wonder M field,
see us Send for free map MOntgom-
cry Investment Co. 625 Ohio avenue
Wichita Falls, Texas,
SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION
.. 600 SHARES UNITED OIL n RIG
STOCK a 7tc. WIRE HGW, CARE
POSTAL TELEGRAPH. CHARLES
TON, S. &
THIS ~ YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
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REFRIGERAToRS- AND SODA
FOUNTAINS
OIL LAND. LEASES AND SToCs

HAVE ls0-acrc lease In Usage county
worth $50 0O0 drilled on all sides. re-
ported well 3is miles, J 600 barrels. want
tO sell SO, 900 worth Of stock at ?5C-
no more Mt any price. The fun lease
| belongs 10 the company. and stock Ia
| really worth double price asked Quar-
ter section near sold SOL 900. prill right
away. See mo today G. T., Hale. Post
office Pharmacy
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NNN OlL - EUr. or N AMERICAS
sfu.k
Dasu paid for OKLAHOMA q. a u,
tI NusrONI. nlrOSlruHS. AZ
kINE. Lucky LEASE. kOOb kOiA.
Nothing 30 promote hut service
~ American liink big wal 'l.i
WANTED on lenses Hurkhurnott n'ih.
IrNnH .uf oklahoma what have
,uu' ~ q Murphy, Hotel tghctt
VAST nd On uny part 2to shares Norii
American stock ,iu use some ldh'fN
bonds Walnut ia't
TuIMNS county oll and gas lease.
S,tr. ~ rum vill .rll u part lilr'
fI.uu Smith Walnut $40