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The Penn's Grove record., 1919-01-17
FERTILIZER INDUSTRY AP-
PEALS FOR EARLY ORDERS
Shortage of Labor Reflects on Coun-
try's Food Production.

BY the irony of fate, two of the in
dLStries upon which the production of
food depends have been most seriously
crippled by the call of war. These are
farming and the manufacture of fer
t~iiiZerS. Both have been hard hit by
the shortage of labor, and the fertilizer
business particularly has suffered by
having its most important raw mate
rails taken over by the government for
the manufacture of munitions.
BY working hard and utilizing labor
saving machinery and methods to the
fullest degree, both have managed to
produce their usual quota of goods so
far, but it is hard to say how long this
will last.
The fertilizer industry is wen now
sending out an appeal to its customers
to order and accept for shipment in
November and December, goods which
would normally go out in February
and March. This it seems will mate
rally lessen the pressure in the spring,
which has always been the peak of
production" period. By spreading the
manufacturing and shipping season
over a longer period more goods can
be made, even with fewer men.
This request ought to meet with a
hearty response from the farmers. Not
only will it insure more fertilizer,
which is badly needed, but it will help
the farmers by spreading their labor
over the time when they have the least
to do. Hauling fertilizer to the farm
takes time and labor, and if it car be
done in winter, when there is least to
do, and removed from the spring sea-
sOn when there is most to do, it ought
to react to favor both producer and
consumer.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-01-17

Marguerite Clark, Bertha Myers anC
Hazel McClintock, the famous d. 0
: D. trio, were seen at the opening per
= Torrance of 1.-TWO Many Sweethearts'
. at the Broad, Monday night. They
, expected to obtain some pointers on
how to get rid of superfuous admir-
:, ers. Hazel solved the problem by
= running home alone.
Among the former DUPONT boys, now
members of Arthur McMullen Com
pany's office, are w. NJ. Freely, P.
Brooks, Ralph Denny, S. D. Raymond,
Clinton A. Sails, C. V. Conover and
w. NJ. Ryan.
The following poetic CD effusion
evidently intended for one of the fair
victims of the "Flu," vas found on
the plant yesterday:
The chairs in the office all miss you,
The girls they look forlorn and blue;
Jimmy Collins is sad and Shepherd is
mad
To think that the "Flu," it got you.
Elizabeth Clouser is weeping,
"Bill' Sparks turns her face to the
wall,
You ought to see Hand and his sor-
rowful stand,
But | miss you most of them all.
E. P. Rotman left on Wednesday for
his home in Denver. He said he be-
lieved in Horace Greeley's advice to
GO West, Young Man, Go West"
Good luck, "Rottie!"
Miss Emma Green, who has been i'll
with the influenza for the past ten
days, is said to be recovering much 70
5he JOY of those in the Government
Field Auditors department, where she
is exceedingly popular.
Miss Mildred Sparks of Pedrick-
town and Captain H. NJ. Finn, @. M.
C., L. S. A, were among the merry
dancers at the dupont Club last Fri
day night.
Storekeeper w. f. Vernon returned
to duty, Tuesday, after spending the
past month in the Delaware Hospital,
Wilmington, where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis. Glad to
Sc you back, Vernie!
Mrs. Peter Mcdonald is the latest
victim of la Grippe. "Pete" is prov
ing himself a capable nurse and his
wife's convalescence is only a matter
of a few days.
I. w. White, manager Of the Com
missary, has fifteen Kitchens in oper-
alton at the plant. He is one of the
busiest men at the Depot. His latest
innovation is pie for dessert, which
vas a popular move anon the office
force. At present more than four
thousand meals are served daily.
Harry Bushman is the newest Penns
Grovite to join the contractors force
here. Try to pump him!
Arthur McMullen Company started
to move into their new office building,
Wednesday. The Pay Roll Depart
ment is now sheltered beneath the
same roof as the executive force.
bod.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-01-17
Winter Weather Skating

The temperature was below freezing
mark for ten days until this Friday
morning. Last Saturday morning 20,
Sunday IA, Monday Is, Tuesday 80,
Wednesday 80, Thursday %, this Fri
day Sc.
The young folks enjoyed skating on
the ice pond above Penns Grove sew
eral days.
Skating! That pleasurable gliding
is not so restricted to ice-time. Roll
er skating on the amiesite road is en-
joyed at times by the little folks.
Then roller skating in French's rink
has been in vogue for three months.
The building was erected in 1885 when
roller skating was a craze. Three
months ago the steam boiler which
ran the carrousel was put inside to
warm the building. A player-piano
run by electricity furnishes music for
dancing and skating.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-01-17
Delaware Ordnance Depot lettings

The Government forces moved int
the e Administration Building, las.
Saturday and are delighted with the
change. The one story structure is
exceedingly well lighted, commodious
and up to daye in its appurtenances
1t is spacious enough to house both the
military and the civil departments OF
the Federal offices.
Edwin digger" Hunt, our expert
chauffeur, returned to duty last Mon
day after an absence of more than a
week, due to a battle with King "Flu.'
Digger was given a great reception
by the girls on his temperance. He
is a chip off the old blockl
George Schultz has been confined to
his home in Scranton, Penna. for the
past two weeks with an attack of the
prevailing epidemic. Georges smiling
countenance has been greatly missed
around the Commissary and his host
of friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Efforts are being made to hold an
entertainment and dance in Penns
Grove on St. Valentines night or eve
by the combined office forces assisted
by the army officers. Committees are
being formed and a definite announce
19ent VIII be made next week as to the
pace, MANDY Pierce' VINO IS on the
ConhllsSary committee says st. val
entine will have to come to the rescue
Or there will not be enough girls to &c
around; ocooto A~lso6rook Is chair
7 Wiss n gt59 McCIintonl T JUiI IooI af anu
+bo nons;c ass;stod bW NJ :" M Ioom at;ta
C + k.'7iN 6 9f259l3''I co ~ rGtfo ei"I LE sTeiI he
nanond 1ator ooi"A'''ee' VIII We
NJ.
laurie 9cnaqD' Oh tlItsoufg' Is
running smoky CITY Adonls' j. 5;
WeIls, d close ace tor Sar5orlal and
3ppoliohlan o IN the ray Roll
department Nose IS some chicken
1ancler' out ne a nothing on ). >.
Mrs. F. H. Wyatt, who has been ser
lousl' at her residence, AZ Penn
ct Tor the past two weeks, IS on
ne road to recovery n her husband,
Lieut.. wyatt, Eng corps, Z. ); A. IS
receiving the congratulations OF their
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-01-17

Again, he that sells upon credit
asks a price for what he sells equiva-
lent to the principal and interest Of
his money for the time he is like to
be kept out of it; therefore, he that
buys upon credit pays interest for
what he buys, and he that pays ready
money might let that money out to
use.-Franklin.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-01-17
POTATO FEELINGS.

Discard the seed potatoes which
show 'small, black dirt specks that
won't wash Off" These are usually
about the size of a pin head, and in
stead of being dirt are caused by a GER
tain disease-the rhizoctonia disease
of potatoes. This causes a heavy pro-
duction Of potatoes too small to mar
ket.
Available ammonia Cor nitrogen) in
potato fertilizers is needed so that
growth may start almost Immediately
after planting. At best the potato is
a poor forager. The bulk of its plant
food must be in available form.
When potatoes fail to bottom out
well, even when growth has been good,
it is an indication of a poorly balanced
plant-food ration-usually of scarcity
of potash in the fertilizer.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-01-17

"The Cavell Case" at the Broad to-
morrow, Saturday night. You have
read of this British Red Cross nurse
who al shot by the Germans. See
the picture.-adv.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-01-17

Trespass notices for sale
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11
NIc &Ufnrbe.

Gle aotaroe, Die lett cine 10 arc.
Be Hollt lpleli, bat gum erlirnnioI IN
DER traltiollld}cl HepnIuttons5eit 9c.
neHtlm9 rrlanat. llrlpriululid1 aolt
Ole &otoroe III 0citul; enter yiplftt,
nut Dem Nute OILS Grtluumassrid,eu
polltlld@cr 9SartcIen un0 ipQter OILS
9totlouul5cidlrn Sn 0ct Ncnolu-
tlon9icit nnlbtc lcoer. Der n,d,t dis
9eroad)tl0 lrltcn moIltc. Ste rotc 81.
tdroc ira1en SUlur RHicn0c. SIC
lnr rldlt rcp0IIltloumt ltlirnl 1n.
ell nno nab 1rdHttuu oorr D.,
R'eoerinnocn reuttn. nuIrtrn ri,t
Rotdrot duiiedru. um untrrp.ua
lld)t ~bebcIltut 81 mrt0cn Sen Dem
9cfret1naatrlcg uOn 1913 fiIbc+,
1lnn and m GcutldlanS Aatiololfo.
,nrocn EN-. Die unh 0cn Huunesiar.
JclI jli'ammCnsc'eet wnroct. "a.
linls trlla man tic nllltuicin. I'm ie;.
ne SaH0t&i uQeborlafeit unn ielner
Snrtiotl$mla 81 hctuuoCu. Ser
9epranh ndbm nber Damn dqmdhllf
al. mo 'hlrcElidl puroeu oje Rotar
Den mr. noh pom Yilltar rno Don
unifor71iertCu 9eamtcn gctrager
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

.gSie fommit III MIR uul oen Nie.
0erlobcrI" fra8tc ne ltatt DER Ant.
mort.
ogta, maDrbaftlg. ou3 lit oot urdJt
id)per,~ lahte er lhOn plc0er &C..
rei5t. nGaraur mo ld)on anOere ais
lh gef0mnlcu."
.Sonocrbar. Mie iiiriorglih Sbr
ieio2 Allo III metnly. I) ioute
lelnc McrUul8 almcDmcuT"
Gr moutc uutIuDrcn, ME CT Ie0Ot
Den meld)eII, leItt ldjtIuuldcu Nu3.
0rud Ibrer 3it8r lag, lcgte cr bIig.
ldncu 0cn 4rm I'm tDre lullle.
rSilc, MN hobne ntu)t sur Strlre
fiir meme grcullte llugcjOgenbelt!
Nber lieD NAL, rUIe lb Uorbin 10
0en gun5Cn 3auber bier betrGd)tete
mo 4u Gid III Dies perToe Sd)meI-
gen libcr 0eH 9tIcoerloyer bliutelt,
GA bate ld) aul einnIal oen We0ull.
fen, e3 t0nnte Elm Gag tommen, NO
olele HulnIe mle0er Ieltlld) &c.
ltniltt, no wicoer Ylluneu in oelt
Stalcn bort 0urteten ullO no 0Je3
aut9 Cir geIte, Cir lut0 Dem -"
Gr bib iih aut ole SIppen uuo
Job nit DeiBem @Iif an lle nle0er.
Gas ut nld)t aua5u0enten, SIie.
Gas tint gu un5 nidt an
o0er -"
.COer?" iragtc tic, ludjtc leincn
Arm Don ibrcu @ltrten 5uriItldle.
bcio.
oNo, ooer cs poilicrt ionit mas"
grolte or.
sic lud]te bell allf.
.0crrgott, wcld) ldlrefIlfe Gro.
Dung Nber ocrltit gu ole ltrcctte
MIDI? Sd babe Courage, melBt Gu.
lln0 Ger 9tie0crIobrr - BIN, er lit
ciu gaIt5 por5iIgIlder Character"
0leamuI licB er llt nldlt touidlcn.
n3u, SlIc," iagtc er mIeocr. olft
ncben lie tretcuO, YIUenu mir beIoe
5uianuncn 81 Gid 8Iu9etL mas
meinit Gu2"
SeBt 5lttteu Sizes ihIantc 9Guoc,
oaB lelblt CT ca lcbeu mllBte. llno
er lab e@.
3uerit matte lih Die cbrIid)lte lie.
berraituug duI lcJnen UcrueqlIfcn
3iigen. Die ie0e SeelCnrcgutg mloer.
ipic9cltcn, III iclncn Angen leudltcte
eS ltol} uuf, 0oun abcr llog Is ME
Riibrung nm ielucn Utun0.
aber Size bate Die fIelug uerrote.
ride Sdym0dle ldlou llbcrmun0cn.
sd meme. ouB 0o5 ctne gang
t0rid)te irulc iii. Ncr eIuenl 8rln.
gen Elm ScItnlabI bereltct, tam nId)t
ale Gillette iibcr ben Nuufcn ltoSrn
uno inn5 Tucon ME i'm 6dmillrn.
freiit sur Euicl bummeln"
Sur IaieI bmunclu nrnnlt lu
ooa? ,&tl bate 6 nit clurm mu0e.
rem Numcu bclc9t." rlef er emport
mrijttrctcro Al3 Tie ihreu ipottcn.
0cn Mortcu obcr Elm %0dlcIH toIacu
liGB 0o2 ihrC 3iilc in Nnmntt ucr.
tIJrtc, mar cr lo'ort mlc0gr ntbcn
Ihr.
u2tlio2" 'roate er NIT tieiru
Nlif
Nip lutrI III oIa 5UloHogrr Sic
crltc Game ot9 Mrtjic2. sic Nrdli.
oentin Hottoorp fuArcL Der Grln}
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11
Gortiesuua ioIst.l

GH 9ibt &umpcn. pCldlc sir
rcdlt yttl Gore ipitnidlcu. nm ijc Dir
0bihncyoen I'll toumru.
Sober olItc i'd icIb; genau
truncu. djcr 0le mclitcn Nicnid]en
tttlncij mar lbre HddlGaru.
Cte meilteH AieHihcn. rucltle
lu &at 'rdlcH. poIltu MIR lhrr Il.
ltHc 9Uijdli pCItltlQ: odbtn.
@eHu pou id)tCd}teu Mduicrtu
3slyrod1eR miro. IL liro im1gr oicie
uiIcu Gu0rcr &Cttc dculcl1i.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

Son l,cbtn llhr an btl0untu Size
S&aucu unr mas Nurtal ~ ruilcn.
IN Sen }u tbtutr Groc Qcleueucu
%Tcltrdlmgu bcpIufommuticn sic
@orcnru NtfNcpjE. Sic lno Scr
Trcihcrr Ibrr C5diGt Nm 'trah
Itnoitcr Game bclucltt iidl Scr 0rjui
inter lhntu uuN ruuiitc Sic @giau
Qtnhci. SIC aui1uI4 Nidndltu 0urd)
'tiIW N%clcntu0rt ubttlommcu mod
tc. init t~rityittnNr NtltcuvmNr0iu
tt5t Observation-Disclosures
lltlNrull tdnd,t ltjue 'dlldnfe St
'.li, III Ney NljH}'uOeu lluform
auf NItr Nr}t't, e. tut'r!td cirtW
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

IpeNr lll0 pane l0r EN- Ull0 Oou
@lut uno lclidtcnoer 5rcuocn ent.
idleiert.
a&errIid uno freil"
Sbr 0ers flopfte, raider rn0 ra.
idcr Hob oo3 8Iltt ourh Die Moern.
0a trafen ibre gIide NIT oenen oes
&rin5cn 3uiammen, oieien lulttgen,
fefen 8liden, in oencn bel oe@ Dtdo.
fenS Ynblif etmas auiglomm, Der
itehcno, brenmeno, begebrlid.
Gs uar elm 3~pin9cnoes Anidau.
ell, uno 10, lie nit Den 9lltgcn nidt
lo8laiieno, lang er Sic Nrie 81 Gnoe.
Gin Sturm bon 9cgciItc~urg brad
los. Sic Scorer fonntcr niG)t qcnug
ser cbrfurf)tSpo1en GanteSnortc
finoen - eS mar ultdl 5u lmgepobn.
lid aeiueien, ein ioIde3 2ico allBer.
bal6 Der 9ii6ne, ioIhcr &ortrag ino
ioldler SQnger!
Pin ben 8eiitliden, Sen feiniiib.
lIgeu 9egleitcr, oadtc porerit ME
1ltQr0.
Gr iaB it'll Dor Dem SnItrrment.
Die Hefte nod ouf Sen Saiten,
~i.nrrte er leihcnbloB Dor Iid) bin.
Sn Ginger Gutfermung linn gegen.
iiber itono Dolores, ober Iic iab
nift ibm ibrc @lide flogen iiber i'm
bintueg, nm ~ltrobleno ouf Dem gIGn-
5cn0en 8il0c inmitten oeS SaaleS SIT
ruben.
Nad elmer @eile crbo6 er iif mo
bcantportete nit ieiner Qepobnli-
den, liebenSpiiroigcn 90ili6feit sic
Troqer einiqer Ganlen, Die iid) in
5fpiifen ieincS 9eitrage3 5u Dem
&unitgentB erinnert batten. 2Is
aud Size NIT Dolores herontrut,
panote er lid, ldheIno oieier 81.
gbe er lie ic0oh oniprehen fonn.
te, bat Der 6reiaerr, BON riiflpdrts
ali i'm berautrcteno:
Sem III, Robg. Sebt must Gu
heron."
Rabenop3 4ugenbrouen 5ltftcn III
leihtern ltnnult. Scoo6 olS oud)
Size rief:
Sic bnbsn e5 periprodenJ SEER
Yfarrer," inQte CT boilidl:
~But. Scbr germ, notiirlid. 2(ber
geitottcn Sic, oaB id, MIR ein fIei-
ne5, qon3 tur5ea 2ieo iinqe.~
Niles. mos Oil millit. mn Lob
Tid1 h6ren," uab Molf bercitmiQid
5lI.
Ger @eiitIi6e lpnnote lid pieoer
Dem Snitrumentc 3u. Ghue inter
ben gtoten ettpoS 5u Ddhlelt, ieete
en- iih Dor sic Saiteu. Ginen Mo-
ncnt 50gertc cr nod Damn crflan=
gen elm poor mcid)e Ntforoc. Gin
fur5ea, ihmernriItige8 &oripieI mo
nun in einin6er, mltn0erbnr ergrei-
ienoer Mclooic:
Ser 6erbItmin0 itilrntt ii6crs neite
2ano,
0rci @trfcn Itcb'u al 6e$ @egc8
Stand,
IS neben sic 5ar:en 3pci0e.
ryd fam ooher 10 milo un0 oQcin,
Nciu SUB iGritt ii6cr Sen 6crbit-
lihcn Roim
G3 roid)cIt inn peIfcnocn 2oube.
Ginit bliihtc sic Neioc 10 p%rrpurrot,
2og sic Mtlt uou @Inni nr0 Scune
ollrhloht,
Cic 2crd)e long in 0cn &iiitcn.
ltno nc6cn mir iaf mcin bIonocr
Sha,
Nuf ocm Qriincm idlottipcn Nirtcr
plut,
Sd)aut ieIig in hliibcnoc @eitc. -
Der Scrbimino mcGt ii6crS rpcite
Cans.
9rei @irten itcb'u an o2S @cNc@
Rano -
I'd, ihnitt Gin Grcui IN Sic Riuoe. +"
(IetC@ SdlpcIAetl bCrrldltt. nod
0cnr cr uccnoct. Nber in mnnhcm
AnQc. onS chen nod iibermiiti1 &c
iad)t. bliuftc enc (rdnc.
No itcht od% 2ic0 Qe%idlrieben2~
iruatt ,>lie. iih erNriiicn 3u Inn
bClNcu0
Wfit eineln idnper gu bclhrctbcn.
Sen NuSorud lab or III ihr olii uno
bob ihlpciQcnn Ole Sdniltcru.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

60 Iautet Der 3hI oes neuehen 9IdIens uuieres @eimobettsratb5
iberitonenoer Etttiqfeit u6 i'm Settle itauoerno Dor ben rnglaubideu
8erbperungen, neIte bde @abnIut Der Y2enihbeit uber lie 0erbdngt, -
bat er mad lanaeu Sample nit fb ieiber Den Alarmraf erboben. Mohl
4aen, Die ien garnungsDort Tudt uHo gum BepuBtleln 1bter
Nenihenuaroe uo hires eiqeren Sebh ouirittet. Wobl mar oer
Nct, menn Tmn 4arm Signal 6urd oae 2aroe geaen uno o0nnern
mlroel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11
uGme private uno perl8nGhe 9otihah. i'm 6en BON 21dtnenIebe uno Biz

Geies teine nbr inbaIdtwere Bud lit elm WirfIihes original unter
9uderu. IS III. ME mans pom 8eiun0beitsratb gepobnt III, bon eoler
6onung. acn &5ort, fem Sag oarn, 10 audi nur i'm Gntfernteren uuIgdr,
ODER rur Den prio!ten Stnn onitoBig mare. Is fam aiuberu in Die Sduoe
tonner. obne 0B ne ieInen Srnn Deutunoeu. Die 9emeInbeIt fonnte feline
GloIen iber oiie5 Sldlein MADDEN unO Dem Eater trebt es Die Sdam.
rotbe ms Geuft Is lit aud nht aui Gbeogeptnn gerthtet, oa Ger
Brets Elm nomlneQcr tit 8er es lest, Der lest es Gher bis gum IeBteu
&ore. uHo SeOeu, geborte er AUDI gu ben Ausrreinieu uno gu ben AHer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

FOR Rent Trucks VIth careful ms1 ~
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

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ta. .'"'. 90
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$40 Ema. payment n. ." monthly
onr hN ."' m hw."t l.rs ..rn.t
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muuelH TOR SALE IA
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p,'ItN HOUSE ,.m fa.w, H.d nlh.
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bsrrs' .tl rroa,rt ,hs mos n.ng
Improved and ts.t paying rranauu..
Tor sale BOO Kama. land .fa OH H,. Iu
aIiarh Wire nr write 'nr ,n.sd 1r
tgripton 'o W W fansr 3.r.r in.
0''A. Nan
bb'b ttll AbI lsm rH.uH. |... love.
nl waking distance hf lv.s u'
hro' only l,g. i'rna 'iN. ,'f..
f.n month 500 Vrrn qII.. u, 1.H
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washington school s.-l. .lH. ,..n
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WANTED TT BENT

raHu . -H r,.m Hn.s. . hear. %. TgHA.
$50 month I- Nsl Hat- fH7nr Et
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FhE SALE THsf side fTo foon n1isr
....a.rs NtrfHsH.d f0.fs f.rn.. out
r.ss.. tr.nraIra Na.fIr frafIfu
$3.50 81 loo. each g.. per mont. "a.
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FIRST 81 a's--Eo- r-rl one ltarrgau
ihorr g.-1
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ANhhAob loh SALE hh
OR hAIt 100 acres m ,..rrfu ,a.rAIu.
MiU E''e reasonable 'rrus ,r a.. trade
IoF Tulsa property 40 acreage r@O
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4 'sw aD.r of oI ana .n Nsv Medic
might prove fortune go FoH Come .. a..
ak about IL
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HousEs ron RENT

]
HOUSES roR RENT ~
EIGHTH, 4 3is.--Ln~cr apartment. four
| rooms completely Furnished 10 tsnl to-
ds,lrable tenant Phone 39i5
| FOR RENI-r~o and three room ,ui,, ior
houseAcyplng strictly modern. Cal l2ug
South Mayhsil
FOR RENT-Thres.r room dupls, new. 2liG
fast burnctt. $50. rhonr ol72
| tOR REST strictly mudern clrH, room
house. two tatm. can BE- leased II de.
sired. Cy $3.50
| SOUTH spt--sI room twostory house
Phono 9ion
| or five room and one ,r room hontc for
rent new and no DO dAte. walking dIs
'anre south side Phone $500 \ T.
Jsnkins & SONS
FOR Rent Ih-es room house boz West
Tulsa Phone 704i
I FOR RENT Lombard addition good five
room hnn'N front porch Frrtr"'i hark
porch. Dot 5on'0o feet good vel water
Dis house mot modern fourth house east
vnhafu school rrnu $50 per month
fhone -1p- D e. u1twlno
FOR REST .T0 two roomcI houses. close
ln Phone g62i
MANhELL S JIs t.r rent. four rooms
ant bath no.rhi'drsn
, lOh kENr. tour rnom house. Furnished
-lld lnu Iludr,
tIfTI g.. uno-Iso room hquse foe
tsnl good shade ruo we'll oi water
Eut f. room, and .I,,p... ....,.I. l.,.,,,.,l
sgU nor uunfb ..' 'N.yh oI,,ipis
Phone aI-i
fON ELNI..Ia atult. mo- children five
room rufihg. close Iu. au n4yfmruf nrH
cor line. rIeUr.. lights. not uoIsrr
East FNH Phone ,-. before % m
T.,p .,.,.,......
suur nl I.Ul No,f Cincinnati Phone
1919
uuiI.brK f,r ,.., ,....i....
fuur rs.rugnr rYar. a.n, l,t. r,o,,,
able
Al,DIsp, .r# r,- ... ....,,..,
modern r..,.r 81. nI,.1. i.4g ''''''
7.u.gr. .
Va, .ir,., .r,. .r ,,I ", no.I rsoo.
o3rt '. "' "".' NONE
tDrR grnV uog,,, .,... .....
-o,r,.. ,,,r,, r.,. 80, .. "a v,..
permanent f'5 prone. ..rr.igJ
BON RENT-, .,ssr room, .,,.I,,r h,,
r,lor honss arranged for two hniIfe.
Phone 1888
tr,r. .ung,, s.,... a..
lion pEcrt 49,. l-s,
qu.,u., ........... ,.-.r-.,,a
r,'. MA. I,A 's'-' 80 f'"''' 80
~ yOr yy,N1. ~, ,.. 80, .,,,,,
'cu 10 TO sweeney gti Robio,oB Pbon.
6i5C
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'NAN~' %, For sac nine room
lNnNlnN h'ufH part modern can ho
20. l'n Ihm'I'' doNaaA,ft 'T".l
l '.a. Nai "", ~.
''"r n''.' i'.H" hAi a""n. baA
= o,Hsr
t,y SO, -
90. ny oNhn'. TOUT r"o' n'''r
t. L't'N s,l ,Ll.A'n u'-.
, .' hs.l $50 ~ ',M' 49,
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FoR RENT. Fl,r roomt 81 tua.st house
flgBAHci .tr.rif modern. D. Nurfh
Roeslorl Cali 5000 and ask ior Rohh.n,
PCTN'C LODGE f1rrfshsd summer cot.
fsrr. on 9haA rrsek hgAuHE hAfhinF
fsH.rg. hIr -o0' snriHr o. finest vAtst
-Four mhss N~osh6. ~ w o. Iopf7 on
Scenic auto road At'r-n srsa.- lodge
h0v $50 NtoEHa. No
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NV NNUN WUTITT L|I|c TIH T|TT0"I0I
" 600 do~s balance oa isrmt sanger
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Lorton Apartments

/v. have ono vacancy m this apart
On, building. located at 18TH and
H., streets This includes five
,r, and servants quarters and
Price 500 For iniurwt-
4 5- .sW or phone manager rental
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oTTIcEs Avn DEsE ROOM
OFFICES FOR RENT


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