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The Washington times., 1920-10-11
A Woman 8
Achievement

Fifty years ago the steamer re-
wabee was sunk in collision win
the steamer Meteor of Thunder Bay
Island, in Lake Huron. Her cargo
Of copper grew vastly moro valuable
ss wears went on, and many were
the adyenturers who dreamed OF
salvaging 1t and sought to put their
dreams into action. What those
male adycnturers failed to achieve
was left to a woman to accomplish;
she Is Mrs. Margaret Camppeu
Goodman. the only woman IN the
world TO go in the deep sea saivag-
ing business. Mrs. Goodman, VINO
Is n daughter of the late John BUR
dett Campbell, a scion Of scottish
family. Is described as a trifle over
five feet and slender and deicate
of physique" but of great courage
and perseverance,, 1t took three
wears of employment OF these re-
markable qualities to bring success
in her frst effort at salvage, but
success came at last with the rais-
ing OF the frst load Of copper from
n vessel submerged over hair cen.
tury came the breaking OF world
record in deep water salvage and
the climax of a story that bordered
on legend.
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This Day in History.

This is the anniversary OF the
establishment OF the first steam
ferry in the world, in 1911. 1t
piled between New York city
and Hoboken, and was one OF
the results of Fulton's appli-
cation Of steam to boat propul-
sion.
The Washington times., 1920-10-11
HOW TO KEEP THE
CHILD WELL.

The Washington Times has
arranged with the U. S. Public
Health Service TO answer all
questions submitted by its read
ers in regard to the health OF
the child.
Address,
Child Health Editor.
The Washington Times.
Washington ID. c.
The Washington times., 1920-10-11

For three months I treated her
rough and instead of kissing her
every time she walked across the
room l gave her q very scoldinR
look. I found the cave man stuff
n great remedy for this young and
tickle child las I call her now).
can truthfully say that my wife
loves me now and would never do
such stunts as she did for the
world Now We are as happy as the
day we were married. Q. ].
ALWAYS IDEAL MARRIAGES
ALWAYS FAILURES.
j believe marriage will succeed
and fail just as good and bad con-
tinue to exist. Always there will
be ideal marriages. because both do
their best. Always some marriages
VIII fail because no matter how
hard one tries the other just won't
do their part
beg to differ with our Turkish
visitor. While there are some in
stances where tho wives fail to do
their part, there are millions Of
us who go through life shoulder to
shoulder with our husbands. We
share equally the Joys and ad-
versities, and. IL necessary. we share
in earning "A livelihood. But, we do
1t because we love our men, and
we love them because they treat
us as they do.
And take II from me" all the
whips in the world would fail to
bring submission from full
blooded American. whether woman
or man. That In why America is
America. MRS. N. S, c.
BLAMEs HAsTY MARRIAGES.
or all the letters the one from
the Turkish gentleman who claimed
to be a graduate Of oxford and to
be an otherwise well educated
gentleman takes "the cake" as the
saying Is.
Tho gentleman In question may
have studied in the great universi-
ties OF England. but 1 am sure that
he In very poor Judge OF people
II he thinks that in this enlightened
age he could make a woman Of the
Anglo-Saxon race love him by using
cave man" tacticR He may be
able to make a Turkish woman re-
spect him In the way that the
Southern slaves respected their
masters. but I doubt that even
Turkish woman can love man
who uses a whip to enforce his
every command.
believe that marriage can be
made n success II the two people
will only take the pains to make
sure that they are suited for each
other before taking the final step.
The fault lies that a man will ask
woman TO marry him the first
three weeks he knows her and after
The Washington times., 1920-10-11

Heating a lemon before squeez-
ing II results in much more juice
being extracted.
The Washington times., 1920-10-11
Wholesale Selling
Price of Beef In
Washington

Prices realised on Swift q Com
pany's sales ~ CARCASS beef on ship
ments sold out for period shown
b>.ow. a. published in the news
PAPERS. averaged as follows. show
Iun the tendency of the market:
week RANGE PER CWI.Av. Price
Ending L.v--ulsA Per Cwt.
Aug. 21. ......... 1877
Aug. 28. 28.......l......... 20.09
Sept. l........J........ 4. 1903
Sept. 11........! ......... 19.4l
Sept. 1e........i ...--..., 1858
Sept. rs. 25.......>L.-.-.... 1887
Oct. g.. 1878
Oct. 0. $500 s25.00. .s1s.16
Swift & Company
u. s. A.
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FINANCIAL

I". ..N. atta. r.tufnnE tt coIuDd.
0.I.| ",' tN ru with iuspoctahlc people
'.... lH.I car Iut I.tt InwhusIa.
.I.I .I..IH u1s bits IINrI.uNs. wr t,Agh
''..t aNl 500 N.n' W"Id
300. ..''' ''NN'N N'N. ~.
'"hlN TO-. 'Ah' f"uf
"""." ''. 300
lI. NII uuU tphfUs rI.ar usturrs
I" I... chairs aud sDti,ua Su. 30 Et4t
'Ht'N .I.hr UouI location ANA dont
....N'." also several r."d buys in
'''... "'y picture .N.'e
II|b AND 'ltNNIlIt
.... |.,''n Naos" 't'N
A .uNJ.RY stoto tar sale and it,lpr
..... .u fetr. l1r fuftht. iutrnatiUT
.'.. '"''' t.'l
INI SALE outs u.yu oar m,ftct n
IN'ss. have lease. fine Io,,rlnu aui
l... IH...a- IuIat AutuU.nu, b.,
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on ienscs near i've drililnR wells. Esy.
gda and Ouachits Counties south ARK
a0saH; pronounced by leading biologists
GuiuF Oh field. II. l., Blakcly, Prescott.
ArkauFHE.
ron HALE-A0 acres one we'll. four off
ssis shallow sand Phone i27 Claremofe.
HAVE 800 o0o 10 finance or buy an In
teroat In oil property IN the mid CONT
mont field must ho firHt.Claas proposition.
rarc World
spfTHEHg AHKASFAE OH and FaH
IcaF.s f.r sale; VIII trade small Amount
nm oar. aTG-A care world
WA"T drilling contract on fret class
close IN Vr well located sent proven
acreage ~ you have something worth
wtNo rcnd me details mr. call at my ~
f.ru FRANK Na.Eag sG7 UreKel Building
$40 South MHiu street Tulsa
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EMPLOYMENT
sirt NrIIN- MNNrTD-MAIr


w TOD" lnrn,.. steam Ht r'. '"..
Hrr"yr. or uur.. wife to cook .t
Nu.s' nN" DAYS .uI, work guaranteed
N0|'..a Nu. ...a. t1ta Nurth N'ln a'
DH,utNTI . o. with years c,p,ri.u.r
....ro. position sa curm,or ll5 NoJ'h
I''"E.r ave
HvuNwuN WNNrrp-uy first class
h'.|.U f. d.NNuc fIr. married wnu Hl
l.I. 'u country 90 prgHunt ael a, ''Io
sITUNroNs WANTED. rUMALr s
i\FINE<rrp t,noFr'rhcr dr'lrr. Do
r.. .'. p......9, p....... 9,,.ii,S years "r"r''". "..'
COMPETENT COON wants position u
.''u con give references fHNN N gHr.
JuH.I.r WANTED ty Young ndy tr,I
."'hN .,ue.ru,.i in casualty lurur
ru.r wr,'f Nnu1s ar1 h1okk,cpur AI
d,,.a '. q .a.. wnrId
H.nar unrr dcstr,s position. Just
w.Nri n. ru.a'. O.nay oia'
NN...u Position hs ,,r,.,urri boo.
t'.u. aul .t'nourarhor reference.
s.f.N .t.. NuIit
ENDUlI.EI s'cnor.arhar speedy ,nl
creu,.. u., u".N obrs World
ErFI u.I sI.uupprhgr onb ufr.r
.... '.. ',.-" gNn"lirnt". dos'toH 90.
''''.' '.N' N'''.i.
SIIN'3INlNEI capable. = years ~.
'.'- ''n'' N"H.nr'H. d"-tc7
I"''''''" l''I''"h. ''N.' = ''l' N''.'
INI.IU.Sl uuukk,.n,t Vputa ..sl
''H1 '. South H"i"fN oHprg tlS'.U
WANTED Do o. S. u.a|rI.p t, ryr.ff.
....I ..I.r.f.r uf la.Il... ... fI. ,'.,g
lar.. araa
erI.s.,,I4.,lyi.. ,,,.,i.. t,,.,
t..I.. ..U.f....... tIto ,,,..,.,1'
ItrIv. ..tr. I'D. l,,I,,.' Aim. a,
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GtSY BEE CAFE
pOECh CITY OKLA.
4 AM C0NpELf.TD TD FELL AND YOU
CAS- GEr a HNHGAIN
YOOL If,LL and harbcr shop m good o.
town ~ 600 people. g0nl lhhi', 3
weekly. VIII double soon Price 81 100,
Iut 81 500 cash handles Surety HusioHHs
J,shpnFo gG2 Pos'ofnco B.lr, Okmul'
gee, okla -
IOR sALE- Hostaurant In TULSA dgins
rood business. BaTo chance fnr liFr
wire 20 make some good money Splendid
iantion In modern hurdIng Long lease
o. very low rent Act quick. Lndors' 2o2
t'cur'y Bulding --.
FuH SALE Oua.h half Interest In oh
cafe ~ sacrifice. owner leaving town
t0l T.. First or call Mrs fasE a. 'e1af
DlerRHUTOns FOR state NJ counties.
Oklahoma Kansas Missouri colorado
traction Auto stud shoe 1909 olive,
s. Louis No ...
q 90 rDSTHLY Buys DEED to land 'r1
interest ln OH ws'ia fSa' should rfF
600 FOR each s. Invested. Ni'"" i'' l'.
taulafr Teas our Company "lI iIif'
National Bank u"us'nn. T'rs
CASTING uI urruriguli.rs . my hua'.
uce.. J need ar''v. 1raIs'Hnsc. VIII 'h-
change iIraU aun references "|'. hu.''l
Fnr interview address p"7'nft.'' n"' toy
coat land far uuo. 5000 acres n,tr
grade south Illinois coal. 1.iR foot vein
,u main line railroad. LHrFsin write
f.r arsIgaH. AHIl,.. coal Coz cope Ais
agency 49, inuI. no
FOR SALE Or EENT.o.l es'#b..sr'd
rararo IN .proFr0ro1F 'aa' '"..n'..a
give terms Drarrr IS THh'0Irh okt
NEwsFNrgp aud job u'r.' 'r h.n
one ~ bNH'nWHH I"r' IHt..l ...t
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COMPANY owns ieasep covering i170
acres ~ lana In Callahan County, TeNRs.
on structure defined by bUne 0f the
leading EaDloRistH Bs being the most prom.
iiuF ~ amy Htructure IN the state Have
now ~ n. heavy standard rig. In. ilE
hons, new complete strinR standard cable
drilling tools. tools and other equipment In.
voices near fli 900. Well now drilled 20
near tho 900 foot depth. tho 1874 casino
J. rct everything ready 20 so. nothing
tn do only steam W. Gas for fuel. plen.
- nt- water. good r0hds and many nat.
ural Advantage VIII give tho tools and
quipWont o. one-half interest In the
well and unc-half Of the acreage 60 com
."te tho well 30 commercial paying oil, or
: 800 fpOt depth In case Of ~ duAter you
Tat an the casing This Will stand the
! wort rlgid invcstigation, geolngicaliY and
therwiH" You must be able to begin
drilling Ht once ana back up your con.
t.Rct with a bond Agents, brokers end
fotRir merchants save your bull. E. u.
Cook. clyde, Texas
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SETTLED old lady 10 ho.p with house
wor'. ru1 he with 8 years ola Eiri after
school. Phone o-Hro lTt9.
WANTED woman t.r general house
work.Cau a. ll-s N0rth Denver
WANTED O. MIDDLE AGED col0red woman
20 walt table lu private boarding
house and stay on place. OIL south Boston
Osage 32A
WANTED girls I'm our checking DEPART
mont. good chance far advancement
3ii South Cincinnati
WANTED Promrt.d npusokecper ATTIy
1919 South Cheyenne
D-Eypeusuced Table girls Ap6iy
40 South Main
Two youug men wish 20 obtain rer71an-
cnt room IN modern private homo on
south side for occupancy November Ist.
please address reply with price ana ,oca-
ton 90 Box 315-A care World References
furnished,
COIOKED gri 20 wash dlsnes. morniiys
and evenings for large family. 1901
North CHovc7ne osare 1907.
WANTED maid 20 as-is, with house work
from q. ~, 20 ?. Doc. no cooking.
Usage ts.
WANTED a lady that has rad eTperisnr5
ia tailor shop 20 do general repair
work "a, care world
WANTEp-A woman Tor general house
work: GOOD wages. Cedar SEA
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We want some real live salesmen
that are not afraid OF work and
will work hard for good money
selling the Oklahoma Farmer, Cap
pers Weekly and Household in the
rural districts Of the state OF Okla
homa. There is a fine feature to
hns,lcrs in this business. For par
ticulars write l.. Huff, Circulation
Manager, COS Continental Building,
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma.
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EMPLOYMENT.

"t'i NNith--itNN N't ~
N1Lb..Cuwprtcr white huasakcrurr.
hofi pay iu good home 10 right party.
AMY t1l East twentieth.
NIIp-Gil for general hous,vurI.
good wages f0r good cuult hours from
io d. 'lA South rhocuiN. Usage 1-a.
WAN1Ep.-Glr attending businces college
10 exchange isn't service tur room aud
board. Usage 6sgs
WANT NTFD--Ekpericuced woman FOR p.n-
'iAI housrN0tk, for two. can Ced8t %.
W NIE'-tomuottut coIorcd C0oN tIb
south cheyenne. OsaEc 1908.
w NANIEb colure1 woman with rood .r.
irf"nces Tor cookug Phone Osago S'go.
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LIVE STOCK


Rp'Tt ' niNs ENNf bN
ron SAIE..N few very fine airyio rou..h
Rhode Island rUd ,opkrrrjs. ire I.at
strain ~ rods Zoo Oluahuun T D.. yav-
block 1880 south Detroit street. Tulsa.
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EMPLOYMENT.
mrIr MNNrEn-MAIr


MEN wanted f,r detective work s..
Itilnucc Unnecessary Wit, : G.uur.
Illinois
MEN. 'ge u ~ b. e,rer,.r.. unnecessary
''Nr. make secret inErs'Ir1'ion. r.-
II's salaries. expenses American Fore.
'kh pe'err'" Arcnot fst ST. Louis
HL bETECr TIVE Excellent orportun.
ity good pay. travel. Write G. Il Iud.
wiz ESQ Ncstoycr HIdg. Kansas CITY $40.
WANTED cpIorcd rr.-.ei. must handle
ivI'mau press machine. steady wutK.
AhI.N -l' Nurth Main
WAY 20, Young man. about Is years
Norei must be neat and furnish good rrf.
e-cnGe -. lAl2 East uoigc.
WANIEb-Lood rerJosontativ,s ln Tulsa
aud other towns l1 eastern oklahoma,
gen City. Kansas n's commissions paid
10 real producers. w have s1Id nearly
hhhIt million dollars worth to Okanom.
buyers IN past i've weeks Soc mo at
browning hotel today OF sunday ENpo-
Il.0'" not necessary cark ieI'ryor
VAN TED Men TO shock corn. miles
Durell. ''''' VT
nov WANTED VIM or y..,to.., ,,t..,
iVa5 Last Edston. Usage Jsu.
SALESMAN to work retail grocery -fr,5e
IN eastern Oklahoma. Straight salary
expenses paid. Answer In own handvrit
ing stating age, salary expected and ~
whom employed far past th-.. Nsars Al
dfess =. o Box ie,s Tulsa OIIs
VAN ihb--A delivery huy, dependable hnd
Main -
FlMPEN WANTED. Man who has had
between fifteen and twenty wears -.
rer',n,g Io, ,l,,,,, In IN jumping 9nl roustsboutluE
near school Givo Mi rarticgiarg iu fiT.,
letter. address u o. Box IS
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WANTED young reliable woman 70 take
care NJ house and two ChIdrrut Z ana
years Old, viii pay Gl5 per wC'k and
good home 90 party who can quality and
wants permanent place. Can Tor Mrs.
PoplinEor. The Worth Moro Shop, 40
South Main.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY TO LOAN
On improved tulsa property, low rates Of
interest. Liberal contract No long de.
lays No rod tape
ADDISON. PAYNE 4 HENRY.
Loans Insurance. bDnda 32i Konusdy
building.
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sNIFsMFN AM NGrNTs

do
wANTED-Eouablo, amhitlous man Cr
woman as district manager. Unusual
Troposi''on Address North American Ac-
C'rut Insurance co., Chemical Bldg, 81
louis No.
NINE DOLLARS pronts or more on ev-
cry safe. Statesmen and agents are
cleaning mp on Jubilee wind Denecturs
Brand new auto accessory Makes big
hit Fatcr than any other "winE." SO
myestmsnt required 81 original M.
Dept j., omaha. Ncb
ENERGETIC MEN. every ,Ity. trwu and
N.Har" can make $50 20 800 weekly
handling new automobile speciality hat
F"IIa ON eigh' 20 every sutolst our fold
o. tells how 10 build uN an agency business.
free. Good VIII Service CO., ALI
20. Ohio.
NIEETt WIN oNrorIorco saU our IAN
rua $50 90 and 81. 90 ws1H.t0. measure
E1f's and rvprcostz HiE money maker Bfr
ceiling OUTFIT furnished FREQ Midland
yrnors Dept 100, as W. Washlngt lu.
Chlraro.
WE RECOGNIZE no cumrctItion because
ot the unique ami most essential ra-
vcly owned and controlled BY ". ciearins
upward 1f $40 per day for salesmen. Cove
eminent created demand. ~ you uannp
90 this speciality you WIFI fai' selling life
IrHFrrF'rs on finhing -hlp. Definite to-
,1eratlou. Jerome Lasdt, Prcs., a.
Dearborn 81. chicago.
AGENr@-SoU ladies' $3.50 pure fik Ios-
tory Cor 81 Make $40 to $50 daily: we
make deliveries fnr you, no Investment re-
Guired. sample on'ht deposit iLJO re-.
funded on first order we are actual man
Vfacturors Also unusual Christmas pr8y8-
.FIflHu. write today Real Sllk Hosiery
Mills Indianapolis Ind.
AGENTS. wanted 70 advertise our goods
and Distribute free samples 70 c0usiu.-
tr s0c per hour Write f0r fuu mar
tcu'ars. American Products CO., 4g4 Am
trlasa Bldg, Cincinnati ohio.
$500 MONTHLY selling new patented fuel
YapuflzCr guarantee 90 save up 20 20
per cent gasoline. 20 miles per rDIlor
made with Ford. Sold on money hacg
guarantee one saWp'o free. StraUsLy
Yarorizer Co.. ssA PukwanS, s. OAK.
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PONCh CITY OKLA.
! q GOOD EsTAHLfSUED TRADE ..
j AM CONPELGTD TD BELL AND YOU
tAE GTT a BARGAIN
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",AnTEp-- Roy over is to DO light helm
'-s 10 auto trimming shop. Chancs 20
C-Iln good trade. lli 5. Cheyenne. q. 4.
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EMPLOYMENT.


NN'tS"tN NNp AGENTS il
WANTED Sr..su.u. Commission basis
Pocket SAMPLE v.U known torir fai
.E .f''. 40 .n'Hi a' '.'s 'na Fr.
h 'N..N. ..' WIZ" Nv VI
"a No"'''"'' N'"W '.l NarlHeli" l'dE
s,,,..,,t.>.
!" ".''nh. .'i
ant, i,i,t.., 'h,h' I'.H'
t4.fs m. N,,,I'. .. | ,"Iv
t.il r,,pt g.... '. ''"l g..
,.l-N.,s -,.t
,r a., .'iiI .' .'N.ht "I'
.I,t. W N '.N.'''.. hNu
t 60. ,t,. ' 900 n'N'
~, w. n'".'. 'hl '"'''O'
9, go,t,,,r v,.. ''''. I'' n''n
Iibv. ksusp4 ,lf,. N.
NAft.gs,,p ",y,....t.
,1 s.I t,gI r,,i. .,,. ..',' W'..,
Co., ....r .'.'f'.'
1..r ,HuIty =, . ".
,r.,H .rt y,r. - '"N .''
,.,efi.r MN ....f......'' '''.
...., ,Ira fuu c,r..I.r.. i.... -
.IHr u-.,teurifr, r..." '' ."
4\r.rs,usV. .Isn. .,ri.., ..l..,
sorttr.ots i,o,Ir, I'
e.u.i- Ir.lal r.u'r'..... , , .HN
references Atkinson ,...I4u, trg .''i
i5rd So. Chicago.
rt.ENITI.uE gAIrgN,. -,..,.t..
.rg a.. ry,.rt,,...t "'''
Doc arrr,.s,,e and uo4,,.'.,t y" N'.'
turn business. Give r.f,r,p.,s arc MAJ
r."l 'r single, general appearance. .Ih,...
,.I defects N any ln hUf.I t,.fr. .u ,r,..
SALARY tn start $3.50. AuIfr.a tuN ..r
tn'f'NI1. Kansas.
,WASr.n. ..,,,... ...,...,..,.
Good proposition IcaJ. urnoFs ra
to' Uluidcr
.ITprp.i. rAyt,-tse- f,... ..t .,....,...
f4 .rr,t.fg. T,rd r.r ....,... -
lb-a,hcrF.nu- ali va, g, r..f,..... ,.,,'.N
tory forl car o,yp,,,. pr,fsrt.,, ,,..,
ic'lo lrrlcston Ave-. Chiuart
IArFsTs r.,l.,rtItr. 4.I..I ...........
V.f,..... ..r.,,.',i ,,.... 80
daily Ncv Novel S,t s,.fl ID. ,t.... nam
line road, No carttal rc,uiIr.l ,y,tt. IT,
St. DAYTON. ohio
.AgENTg.-t viii nav top ,..I.1.- ,... ,f....
ay.rsr. rainr,st ,,tr,. 1,u, A., r.
Ifycrlpr y, lry,.trl,,t tei.. I...,.
sanlf.Irs apl ,t,l,s a. , ...
children. rcrrrsiiIr % .l,I ,,,,I.'i.. t,,I,.,
c.tcs. nutocoats. rubborlgad tweed o,or.
coat. f.,,yr,.3 S,t,t, fr ..,, ~ - a.,
cataIor Parker ME- Co.. go's u."E gt
Davfon. ohio
.-,..,,.. ,,,,.,,,,...,..,.,, ...,...-
ra,ab'isbod rnnyfsrtnrcr, .rciu,,y,
.raIcu1,,s ,rJ las r..,.pt.' $50,
able salesman for -ruiaa and ,t.lpIfv CON,
mlsaion I,si. pIs our,r,uuItina A., ,,,y
start work lmmcdiatply closing torr..
torial contracts now FOR 1921
80 STARTS ,nu up ptrp,yrYth husi,.s.
with sample 800 concert rrand uhan y
graph piays apy record s,,i a., gp,.,p.
G,,r '"' "", ' t,."' VI, n1' o' p" wv wv
.,r..,. N,r.g,, sao t,s,,rr tii,.t ~
caEo
GOoo MILE TIRES guaranteed. good
money making proposition fnr i've wires
SoNaa non-skil sells far 'l3 other
sizes priced accordingly. lIum.t rhip.
mcntH No cApitsI or experience REQUIRED
Harrison Tire co. Hammond. Ind
WANTED side line pniostnan for the Jp
LuN" candy sales board iino ~ Amrri.
ca. quality Talcswen can earn big mouoy
with thus line. blossom Candy CO. t,Jl y.
Clark. chicago.
TERhIIpkN SALESMEN--Wo want $50
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INSTRUCTION
EDUCATIONAL AND MUsCAI

miss JULIA MAY PECK
CCFrtlficatoH from HostOn)
Teacher Of Fletcher music method. Plano,
chorus training Etudl0s
s0z SOUTH BDhTDN. OSAGE 26gl
LFARs profession. phgt0EFaptiG and
Tctuuchiug3 splendid salary FOR employs,
or profession Independent IN Itself In
Ilvliual instruction Bass studio School
Of Practical Eet0uchlng, 2lQ Gillette BldE
Phone l2lA
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BUSINESS SERVICE.
nvyssu,NING. MIIIiNrRy ?

and designing chllreu's
s,rmcpt. a speciality. osaro 1898
srr0ND. r.. 1906 Drcssmaking for chill
d-srs clothes and coats refined Osage
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FINANCIAL
BusI~Ess orpoRTiNIrIr,

btNlNtNN bfiokti ! NiIitS ~
POOL HALf,-Town OF 12.oO0 people
tables fully equipped price 81 800; half
cash. quick sale surety IusiucHH IN-
chang" a,s Post ufrcN Bdg OkmulEoc
tlio WANTED pu co. operative drlliug iro-
position good production on thre" sides
cur lease looks like sure shot VIII starr
drilling Immediately. Address 557-A, circ
world.
WANT "a bank have now building and viii
take $40 900 stock. write F. W. MrN",l.
srorry, okla.
FOR SALE-Groccry store and ftHtIras.
living rooms IN rear, long lease. Tele-
phone OHare 5is7.
speciality ON market Investment $500
TO $1,000, an "a bo put In business. Boz
spt-A care world,
SMALL LUNCH CouNTER
! Good. public corner CiEarN toboccu7,
cnndlee cream. cold drinks, Just the
ASK MR. POPE u
Osare siss
ron SAIE-ouo first class filllnR sta
ton. now. priendidly located Wrlto
or phone the first state Bank, Wagner
okla.
BIG MONEY IN utnity tire plants Makes
alI sizHH new cords new fnbrirS ana i"-
hunt uroa quickly learned. easily IN.
rraI1rd small Investment our s'hnnl
teaches iIro construction and repaitr' ul"g
demonstrates machinery. Patented ana
t,Id under positive guarantee Wflie Tor
Information. Utlllty Tire Mchy co. J"r'
lin. Mo
prrTIpr Snow I'm Fort stockton Tey
anstH 900 people. pays about $500 per
month a. present time. Town On hgF"
81 big boom on account ~ "lI. MuH'
,tU on account other important buslnofr
Frl.nlH opening for man whu knows the
business Address Box 5S7, Fort Stock.
ION, Texas .
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"D-A middle aged white man 10
Gsso' cars ono who wants 10 work.
AA garage, CIT S. Boulder.
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MEN, hrakemen, bagFaErmen. fi{6-
go coiored porters by railroads every
~ experience unnecessary, 6ll nv
H--e1l, East 81 Louis, IN.
",,N wanted for detective work Write
d. .d' Gangr. former government detertits
~ Louis. Missouri 60
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wANTTn-ro n0Know

FOR SALE. lst mortgage note for
1850, monthly payments. wan
giyc good discount, Can Monday
q. ~. DHaRo 459,
WANTED IN borrow 1900 On property ut
~ town fret loan. property worth
o. 600. can j. l. Lennon. Usage S792
s1g Security HIdg
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TRADE SCHOOLS

GAETSIDEB IRON RUHT SOAR Co. 405t
Lancaster Ave, Phua, Pa HfrH of the
only ORlGISAL Iron Rust Suap. wauth
agents Trade mart, print and coUytiHht
registered IN n a. Patent Once. This SOC p
removes iruu rust lGa and unavailable
stains from clothing. marble stg, Ike
magic. 2S cts, tube. Big profits.
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WEINBERGER
rxCI,tfsTVE MODESTO

EINNIlgA| 81 ' - AfiNfAfA'' -
Yatias' Tailoring, Fancy DrcsSmak-
ir,, Uemstitching 10 cents per
..ari. button covering; embroidor-
ing, pleatins' ~ ..
~ W. 5th st. Phone oSAGE 1919
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sevsn WoIs ~ HffRutS stohliNiuaWt
general baaseiSspIr Gtisas via ss pErs1ir
all l have sold my homo ssfaI mn, he a.
'hlifornia must sell quick. houpa VIII be
coma ato}l ClsqghSa vtsL 9f.jowsSn yssk,
rafkh'i' adIIlBfhi TnHi H4lhi,,nls,,ns
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NASTED-Par,y that can invest $1,000
10 business clearing over $1,000 month
you around $500 monthly. Address 3gl.A
care World.
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REAL ESTATE salesman wautcd-MIst
be "a lye-wire and well appearing. CHN
stier 10 q. IN. Monday az Kennedy
Bldg
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WANTED--Noung man over II 70 work I'm
the mailing room ~ this office at nights
CAL for Nj Maironcy between l2 and / or
4.3O and : 80.