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Evening star., 1920-06-04

BUICK LIGHT SIX touring; late 1918 model;
appearance and quality like new: $500 cash.
bal. on easy monthly payments or take smaller
part payment. A. J. Stabler. 425 K
n. W.
Evening star., 1920-06-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
COntinUea.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
COaffnveA.

AUTOMOBILE SALES COMPANY
17N 18th Street NV North 6568.
you looking for used car you money.
In fact guarantee you money on all Bucks
8, 5pass
1918 Buick g. eabloet.
4pss
g.
19 Hudson 4,
iarey-Daydson motor
sroadse
And many others ready for your inspection.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1920-06-04
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ClEEI.AND PAEK-tnrge front bedroom. s2S
gentmen; breakfast if desired. Phone Cleye.
149.
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WANTED-GARAGES.

NEAR ONTARIO APARTMENTS FOR ONE
car. Address Box 46-P. Star once.
G1RAGD on GARAGE SPACE FOE FORD
car; vicinity Of 18th and living ~. Address
BHx 21Auk otaE a@eA -
Evening star., 1920-06-04

RABY CARRIAGE-Wicker, nrst-class condi-
ton; $15. s13 Mass ave. ne.
SAMPLE DRESSES-Georgette. crepe De chine
and satins: coat suits in blue and black
sergea. all in the latest spring styles; value M
TO 80: selling at great sacrifice. $14.06. W.
Rice. 1882 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-06-04

These cars, with others. are offered at 4
price saving Of from $50 to $500. Look 'em
ever.
WE WILL BUY YOUR USED CAR FOR
CASH MONEY.
Evening star., 1920-06-04

USED CARS
1915 1-26 Packard; reAnished and In Al Ne.
ehanical condition.
1917 2-25 PaekArd: rennished and guaranteed.
3-8 Packard: almost a. new; pEice reasoo-
able.+
3sS Packard. 7-pass. touring car: win b
Eeani6hed In any color to suit purehasee and
Eoed With . new ear guarantee.
THE LUTTREIL CO..
12I2 NaW HAnpahixa an
Evening star., 1920-06-04

HARLEY DAVIDSON. late 1918: excellent col
ditinn: =. y. tandem. P-cstu Lite aud tank
HID speedometer. I21 y. Capitol st. Ma!
iii up to $50 o'clock and Col. 7Gas after
O'Clock 4Gnl Ga ave NV
Evening star., 1920-06-04

OPTION ON 1920 Dodge touring car; -imme-
diate delivery; what Do ,yoR o9eef Address
Box 3z-R. Star odaee, 0e
Evening star., 1920-06-04

Passngsr cars; rebuilf ana xuafaaessA.
ST aaaa = NHnAsalsS1oa na s9a 014S15tHiio 4s0.tiio Se
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES

Miss Vera Reasley was Boise Wis
ltor Saturday
Mrs. j. q. Beam and daughter VS.
tied Boise Saturday
Miss Ruth Peer visited at Nampa
Saturday,
Mr.. aud Mrs Hersehel Davidson
we're In Boise Saturday
on MI Laing has taken q position
with the Gem State Lumber 60
The community music club VIII meet
al the home OF Mrs, 4 D stanton for
the next meeting
Mrs. ri. q. Pfaffle Of Boise was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fraz-
Tor sunday
Allen Beasley and family are moY-
Ing onto their ranch two miles south
OF Nampa,
MRS. j j Caldwell was In Nampa
Wednesday attending a convention q
the interstate church movement
"A .Dodda. the Mutual Life agent,
plans 10 open ala Insurance Office ~
the Hedges theatre building March l.
Misses Georgia Eakins and Gladys
Johnson have returned after q visit
with friends at Glenns Ferry
ID. il. Knight III building Il six-room
residence oil the ranch -four miles
north OF Meridian The cost Is about
5000,
Mr.. and Mrs 4. =, Schirmer have
bought d home In Weiser, and VIII
move there next week. Mr.. Schirmer
has d position In q ie@elry store,
The Meridian State Bank has secur-
cd al option on the 0nwiler corner,
All the corner Of Idaho and the state
highway, and plan sometime IN the
future 10 build.
Managers OF the Gem State lumber
company yards. to the number OF
about 100 are meeting at Pocatella,
and Knnte Westerheim Ii In attend
anee from Meridian,
George Carr who has been on the
Hendershot place. will move to Meri-
dian next week, and take possession
OF the newly acquired Allen Beasley
residence property on East Idaho
Friends Of Mrs Duhrkoop tnee
Lottie Gardner) OF Portland, will be
glad To know that she Ii rapidly re-
covering from serious injuries receiv-
cd from a fall
The ladies aid of the Methodist
church met In the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon The hostessef
we're. Mrs, Henry Taylor, Mrs. Leroy
Adams and Mrs. s. w Hutcheson.
Harry Opie Of Boise was In towI
Wednesday. He will leave soon fol
Eugene, Oregon, whore he has i
ranch His family will Join him ii
few weeks.
The G, &. snnday-school class O.
the M. u Church entertained the X
Of 4, class at q social Friday night a
the league room. delicious suppel
was served.
A telegram was received from Mrs
Glenn Hedges from Long Beach, Wed
nesday, stating that she was leayinI
for a visit With relatives and friend
III Idaho. She Ii expected to arriy
At Boise to-day friday
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27

Mrs. Frank Haasch and children re-
turned Tuesday to Parma,
Mrs Ray Prov IL seriously III az
her home.
The young son OF Richard Wolfe
Is al with the scarlet fever.
Watch for the big millinery opening
Fin the Empress Theatre Building.
Born. FeD. "a, to MIR and Mrs E.G
Crockers, 2 niles northwest OF Merid-
ian, a girl,
ID. Monteith and Il. Krogh will nave
big sale Monday IL, miles north
west Of Meridian. Free lunch at noon.
Ira Il. Voorhees, has taken his for
mer position as ianitor OF the nigh
school, r. Il. Liant having resigned.
Miss Mary Wolfe is absent from her
school duties this week on account Of
| illness.
Born, Feb IL, to MT and Mrs. +.
Prichard. 2ts miles northwest Of
Meridian, girl
Attention lis called to the Traders
day sale IN Meridian tomorrow Sat
lurday1 Bring In your property you
Wish sold
Mrs, Earl Gilbert entertained the
Kenaington club al her home on the
state highway west OF town Thurs
day afternoon.
Floyd Adams who had slight re-
lapse this week, is gradually getting
better The boy has been severely
! i'll with lung and throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dougherty have
| -. ~ n Ia 49, buu rnffpA
housekeeping rooms In the Burns
residence,
Mrs Raymond Gergory. Mr.. Ray
elmer and Mr. Mellius were initiated
iii the Acme Rebekah lodge Wednes+
day evening at the regular meeting.
Mcfarland q Son have given up the
idea OF building this spring on the
| lot they purchased. High cost OF
building ID the principal reason.
Mrs Georgia Rosenburg and mother
Mrs @. II Phillips are here from
Boise and Will make Meridian their
home. They Will start a millinery and
jewelry store.
John Gerber has sold his meat mar
| ket ana residence property to Mr.
Decies Mr.. Gerber has purchased a
farm near Wilder. which he viii take
| charge Of
| The Equity society have commenced
the construction of warehouse just
south OF the O, 3, l.. depot in Nerd
ian. Lewis Yoder, OF Nampa, is the
! manager
! G. r, Arzt has sold the handsome
/ bungalow on the state highway In the
north part OF Meridian to A. r. Estes
who sold his farm north of town re-
Gently. Mr., Arzt plans to build an.
lother house.
I Mrs. G.. L. Dutton entertained Mrs
j. b. Robertson, Mrs George Nourse
Mrs. Earl Gilbert, and Mrs, Acker
man Tuesday afternoon at matines
4 party at the Pinney in Boise. Walter
Whiteside playing in The Master o.
Ballantrae.
Y This Friday evening the celebrated
4 Welsch Glee Quartet, with operate
4 episodes, character songs, monolog
. ues, oratorio selections, folk songs
aud chorals, will be at the high schoe
! auditorium, in Meridian, and d treat
Is IN store for the people
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27
M the citIzens y Meridlan and yIcIn

TO the Citizens OF Meridian and vicin
ify.
If You are In need Of anything in our
line ii will pay you to investigate
our stock and prices.
our stock consists in part Of the FOL
lowing Items
Mattresses, Springs, Beds,
Dining Chairs, High Chairs,
Nurse Chairs, Wood Rockers,
Upholstered Leather Rockers,
Dressers, chiffonirs.
5NnfoId Davenports.
Library and Dining Tables,
Refrigerators, Cupboards,
China Closets, Bullets,
Kitchen Cabinets, 6
Congoleum, Administer and Wool
Fibre Rugs, Linoleum, Pabcolin,
Baby Cribs, Go-C2rts. Suit Cases,
Oil Mops, Brooms, Window Shades
OF Various Sizes, Lace Curtain Rods,
And In fact . general line usually
kept In first class Furniture Store.
All nc prices You Cant Beat Anywhere
j. M. ANDERSON. MERIDIAN
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27

machines through You bother
and inconvenience of half dozen
different taking on expensive de-
lays waiting or repairs during the busy going
carry big stock OF repairs might not
have we can get for in hurry by International
Harvester
rack TINS advertisement up machine YOU
need repairs win know WHARF
. 60 Also you Will know where 70 when market for
hcieney. e n
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27
We Sell the International Line

What does This all that YOU
buy may need right here IN
TINS town. without taking chances orphan
81 one m two years after buy them
gong oh 81 business You
sn. Y the International line because Company
never sc out Of business
maehn the and tested under actual
farm conditions before being Expert
active institution OF its kind.
I that repair service on all these
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27

FOUND Some good, new heavy
black leather. owner call at Star Or
chard and pay for this ad and take
leather
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27

/ will care for two small children
during the summer. MRS. G. a.
phone 453, Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27

Narrow Track Seeders
Wide-Traclz Seeders
End-G Gate Seeders
Alfalfa and Grass Drills
Hemp Drills
One-Horse Wheat Drill
Fertilizer and Lime Sewers
TILL AGE IMP Il r u Y Il
Tractor Plows
Tractor Grub-Breakers
Riding Flows
Walking Plows
Hillside Plows
Subsoil Plows
Two-way Plows
Disc Plows
Disc Harrows
Reversible Disk HarroWs
Tandem Disc Harrows
Leverless Tractor Disk Harro"sz
Orchard Harrows
Spring Tooth HarTows
Peg-Tooth HaProWs
Com. Spring and Peg Tooth -
Flexible Peg-Tooth HarroWs
One-horse Cultiyators
Culti-packers (Sofl Pulver1ze's
20 w Err Nj A CHI
Kerosene Engines
Gasoline Engines
Kerosene Tractors
Motor Trucks
OTHER FARM EQUIPMEN
Cream Separaters
Farm Wagons II
Farm Trucks
Grain Tanks
Manure Spreadcrs
Straw-spreading Attachmehss
Stalk Cutters
Feed Grinders
Stone Burr Mills
Knife Grinders Il
Tractor Hitehes
Cane Mills
Syrup Eyaporators
Evaporation Furnaces
Binder, Irvine -
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27
The Complete International Harvester Ii

GRAIN HARVESTING
Binders,
Tractor Binders,
Push Binders,
Headers,
Observation-Disclosures,
Rice Binders,
Reapers,
Shocllers,
ThreShefs,
HAVING MACHINES
Mowers,
Sulky Dump Rakes
Side Delivery Rakes
TeddeFs
Comb, Side Rakes and Tedders
Hay Leaders
Sweep Rakes
Stackers
Comb. swp. Rakes and stackers
falling Presses
Bunchers
9 oRN MA CHIMES
Corn Drills
Planters
Combined Corn and Cotton Drills
Walking Listers
Wide<Tread Listers
Tractor Listers
Two-Horse Cultivators
TWo-Row Cultivators
Lister Cultiyators
Motor Cultivators
I y K 4
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27

YOU KNOW these trade Your father
e them They knew in thor time
stand for the highest quality machinery Mccormick
was goodtwne pioneer William
pillow pioneers The lines Of harvesting machines
these farm machine builders developing
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27

since Other machines have
manufacturers and machine
the years of manufacturing experience knowledge
nated by Mccormick Deering Parn
of merged into one line be
International Harvester and
this is he same
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27
HAD AN OFF Err
FOR YOUR HOUSE!

Homes are bringing .unheafd OF
prices. Values never were SO high.
If your house burns. you lose
what you could sellit for less the
insurance.
Better figure on this You'll find
that you are dangerously under.
insured Then see Us. We are
agents for the old reliable Hart
ford 4 company that is always
looking after the interests Of its
policy holders.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-02-27

FOR SALE ola Trusty 120-egg
incubator, Just like new, used twice,
cheap. Four pure bred white leghorn
coclyerels MRS. G. T. KENNEDY,
Rt i, Phone 463
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II. PAUL

at Usage 1900. or apply in person TO
Room eos Calumet Bldg,
4l41a South Boston
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PERSONAL PROPERTY


NlSt tliNNtbi = tON SNit ~
SODA FOUNTAINS We have several
tpfgplns No. both new ant slightly used
OUTFITS. o. A. 40. Ie DO aud 20. foot, can
include Tn raWC contract nll fNturcH noe
"stary to open up complete drug ur con
frcuonory store. VIII HtNo ytu money
easy monthly ptNWruta, prompt ship-
mcut write. wire uI phone collect.
1r"smnn Fountain 'u. DALLAS. reVas
A COMPLETE butcher outnt everything
fir,t class and up tu date W ".
Newsum Vr',"t GO. aii South Rouldor
tuR SALE 'ouapaIblc StutgIa suiky. -.
ofS y NHln 81. apartment
tON SALE Saddle. hridte and saddle
blanket also ono Ranger double frame
bicycle. hl practically new uo W. Fif
torutu
tuu SALE Telephone usoEc Sige
ruU SAtt VENTS Martin bod. chcap.
bHnEv sOtt
NEW CHErOfs corn popprr and peanut
rn'Ht"r for H'lr - t9N y Third ri
WEIptNG DUrFII. second hand. rheap.
E0od order Address 116.A care "
world
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BUSINESS SERVICE

hLSlNEss SERVICE OFFERED e3
WANTED Roofing to fix. johbing alter
auon. can J 3. Hamilton at home,
iccd. Phone Usage 3Gl7
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H'au .luitpr, couch rhHue oaaro i,I3
'>l!I@ o., 15,dlo, ''' l@ '"" conn i,ura. ,2o ,9 ,sl
mDu CLASS u,ur ruum. dinlus ruum
uud bedroom furniture wicker rhUit~
amt dgsrur"tt table io' olympia.
uNE rEurEDuuN water cooler tor sale
FIRST 'ItHH condition uraEu tcp1. 90.
ruH>lruWr tor colo and .mtu ,ottasc
fur t'ui lnuu' Cedar li3'
I.N ..hl,E nrl,.,'.a.d ,p,Hgf,, table. ,',.,
H. Cedar iIaa l.ie b. rub
IUU HNIr Kitchen cabinet. rrftir
furniture. cheap ul N,uthus rulss.
oka.
ni'uu ,ls' igoi = fair,,r~
run SALE. rnc ,oom. % furniture tn
..udiur piano aud ,irtrulu, owner lceN
nr .t, Dsu Osarc nipt
tolt SALE ono bod sprlnr amt mattrras.
un" tn,, tnr tN, small 'crtri. ttn
four folding t,,htuua ohUdH bed aud
mHtr"sa Iut tnHutn.
''' '"od., SOD S.oi1n, 1,'' '''"''' '"'''
ryH SALE eu. nmssrls rus, oaR
ru'Ncr hH'rr uaN. h
machine % " Archer rhunc usage
FIVE HuuMs " beautiful furniture for
a'le house c'u be rented Phone
WANTED .sECOND HAND
FURNITURE
We hu' trade ~ aen by the pioco W any
gduutit, West side Furniture store.
omEe h1bs ~ " Firu 81 " wyan.
SEWING machines. easy tcrms. on our
plan. Mclhctson Furniture Co. Usage
YOu cAN wear. diamonds II you sell your
second hand furniture tu the Diamond
Furniture Go. Phone 657i, "" buy any
thing and sell cNcrNthing
MAr1UESsEs Ucuovated ana recovered:
returnci home tho same day. Phone
ctta. sanitary Mattress CO
tFtL YOUR furniture 10 Tho Miller Fur
niture GO. ana Eet what II iH worth
YOU CAN wear diamonds n you aeli your
Second hand furniture TO tho Diamond
TTp ,Ens "nI ss dI.ry,n p.%TG SSs' we buy any
II IT rs HOUSEHOLD roods q II Tones
will buy H. osaEe tt26. ~ w first
CALL psAGE AUsA Miller Furniture 20.
whom you hay" anything 10 sell In see
ond hand furniture we nay the TOP price
FOR SALE Good Detroit Jewel range
rricc ttS % \ Gillette
rWo l'EpRpOMs complete. i've Eas
stoves ON" Quick Meal rnugcg sanitary
couch Hnd mhttrcsHi one leather daven.
port. uU" sectional book case. serving
table. luolcum rug two rockers; VIC arc
forced 10 scll and viii take $3.50 cash
'.'h' q ''" " ~ H'b'NN'
IVORY Wicker HSing. aiA feet la length,
used only four months. Phone Usage
FOR SALE Fou rooms ~ slightly used
furniture $50 NanthuN
Fpn SALE ChIld's bed. springa ana mat
tr"Hs. " Phone Usage G5it
MUSICAL iNsTNt MENTs az
FpR SALE Small victroia aud records.
almost new. can at 2los ~ Admiral
MASON \ uAMIlN upright piano. must
sell before saturday night G22
Zuuis
FuR SALE KimbaU piano. Ffonch wal
nut case; not checked. perfect condt.
tiuu. inside perfect tone original Price
500, il9t for quick sale. Phone Usage
2leG
tF Ypr HNNE phouograph troubles call
" firh
MhYHELI. N. 7.upstatrs. large ma
hogan, Nictroin for sale, cash
PRACTICALLY new Victrnis. late model.
20 records, eob Fast Flrst
OTrICE-srOnE EQUIPMENT %
ron SALE-Gutlcy Aiidade- -Iohnson.
Head plane table and Hnarold. u bar
gain. iis Ullsa
As NEAR no YOU aa your phone,
Woodstock typewriter dealers for dem
unatratlnu call Usage 2bO7 we buy sell
rent aud repair other makes and handle
supplies Tor all OffiCo Machinery Ex-
chhngc, l6.A S Main 81 Tulsa Okla
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LIVE STOCK
MUMMY NNu s,rriirs

IpU SAID tnuur island Rod gFra. =.
f.r ls 90 rrr roo th'uo ussgo .7N'
IlsUEl WturI Up,k rEts COR hatch.
Ing Nfa NrftyWtn. Rural Route @.
phone l5t ruIHa
BNnN DUuDkH Anu EG1s sttudafd
nfrU trtN,Iu4 Rookie Rods DflIrr
tHu. Vrauinttrf. boost laying strain. ftvr
delivery reasonable price,. rAtalnH free
NW.our Poultry Farms columbia. No
RUNNER puDE8 wanted Emma All.
t'r'i lIulnHrr kHs
Euu SAIL White W,andoito crrt 81
tvr DO. Ihuu. OrUEc t,t2 lh2t O.
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E\pERT TREE SURGEON lust arrived:
! need your business. II is time for you
'n have those trees cared Tor and your
yards heautifitd. Call and see me- ur viii
x" anywhere at your expense, work done
~ me hour or contract Home. 5Os $
NAnthus. Telephone Usage 2220-R. Call
Tor J. 4. Beach.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
EMPLOYMENT
MIR WANTED -trMNtr

! s''ti.i W y y . " " Y
uly WrEht uuuiiur cafe
WANTED Woman 60 dp general housr
WORK tnr man and VIE, iuiddle ae n
| per'"n preferred 1hour Usage Sls' OF
eau at t.O = olympia
nrLr-M,Lr oH tEMNir 20
WANTED a bushelman. lady or gentle
man Can AZ ?o6-A T.. Ftrst
sNLtsMEN ANp NGtNr~ ~
SPECIALLY SALESMA y thcrkwri,f
cSncricnce. 100 per cent bet MIN.
'0s Second ~
SITUATIONS WANrtp-NNit ~
a NuUNG MAS dcsiret a. poWton a.
hookkccpcr iEth tcllau'" ttW. can
dRtior- can p-aer t,3'
CIAUFFEUH private or truck, expert
and married. will go out NJ town
! AM A Goup hotel man and nigm
wat,hmnu can YOU give me job j
" fugh SuEl,r pta
NouNG MAS Wishes ruuton. tofi inu
chanic and chauffeur Addrcw Cos 81.
care W Wurld
SINGLE MAN with experience HH steam
engineer, oil man and mcchanic also
- marine, wants wurk Tout sweet
RoS 65i-H care world
An ENERGErlC young man W integrity
work or anythinE four years clerical rNr
pcreuce Address eo5.W World
'NNlEN it.h wants NtNHfW ftNNlf M"fh .
sstisfactgn guaranteed. ihon" 's't'
AUTO ENrrHr and driver. drove for
bank prcHtdcut in tho ouHt, wants sim
ilar position here. highest credentials
Robert M,DonouEh, 7O5 s. Guthrie. Usage
st's
siri ArioNs whNrEp-TEMNIE a.
SITUATION WANTED. A. salramts m
ladies ready. wear. several y'UrH cN.
p"rlenc" Address 6't.l' car" World
WANTED Puritiun es housckroprr hy
over or bachelor home mo- other Mood Go
ansWcr Mary Tctcrs t3a Mtin
WANTED pcsirahlr position bv nu rN
pcftcurcd and accurate tNpist uTr
Remington and Underwood Call p-HEc
tl22
LADY WISHES Position a- uayolinG
companion. refined pleasing pcr'ouHI
ity and with reference Address BOX o..
HoldcnviUc OKLA
WANTED Position sH salsslads. have
five years road experience. bVst Uf ref
erence. Address coS-b World
WANTED Position as rsghicr. retail
store preferred best ~ reference 40.
REFINED widow, age 20, desires place
az houseteepor or practical nursing
b63-B. world
WANT POSITION az cook private family.
reference furnlshed. Phone q 1885,.
Dora Armstrong
WANTED Permanent position hy expert.
en'cd young lady rtonoErsphcr, prefer
connection win reliable OH company
iNnhc usage tldt
YOuSG LADY desires position as assist
ant bookk,cpcr nr clerical work. Al
references Tel cedar il5a.
VACUUM CLEANERS for rent by day or
week Phone cedar SOC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

wANrED--A bushelman. lady or gentle
man. Can At ?O6-A T.. FIRST.
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THREE ROOM apartment. private bath.
two IN dor beds oak noprs. walking
distance. apartment Tor rent by buying
tho furniture, rent only $50 per month.
can Usage aSe9
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GENUINE
l.. s. ARM Y
GOODS

l6xi6 tents. foot wall. EATON.
double rllcd duck treated with gov-
crnmout wdtcrpruofing and preserv-
ing process. guaranteed no rips.
holes ur tcarS .....t.,....,.f4b $4,000
Same tcuL not treated ...... $4,000
9Na officers tent, army duck, 4-toot
wall ridge pole type .,....... 5000
Gray wool army blankets, brand
new, Hl1" 66NSS, weight ~ lbs,
o - wool blankets. new. 6oxs5
men .....,t-s -s,,..tt.t. t....,. ~ 90
summer weight eox, 75c. 2 pair
khaki summer shirts. Al coudi-
KHAKI pants. used. In Al condition, on.
q. u. wool shirts in perfect con-
-. u Pants, wool, Al condition 50 90
Gold Medal Cots, now. So 90
Army Belts ....,......... 2hc
Raincoats, single back, Al condi-
ton ...,t.t....tt. ,..t,s.......k3 30
Raincoats, double back, Al condi-
tion ...........,.. so
Raincoats, new. w..............ft0 90
Wrap loggins. now. pair 81. so
Canvas lcggins, new, pair. si.25
Goli Medal folding cots 90
steel spring barracks cots. $3.50
do-lh. cotton mattresses to III either
cot ,...........,.. 50 90
Wagon covers and paulins, all sizos.
Write for complete price list.
All prices {. o. b. Tulsa except cloth.
Ing and blankets sent parcel post
paid. insured.
Mail check or money order to
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room modern house beautifully fur
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BOARD AND ROOMS
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also sleeping rooms
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WANTED

S-ONERALLS-Ple ~ over
aIlE for all that come. best made, $3.50,
size from 80 to 80 waist. Jacobs Mercan-
tile GO. 22i p. First
WANTED Waitress Martina Washing
ton cafe, 4l5 Denver Az
WANTED-At once. first class cook AT
Club cafe, none but first class need
apply Mrs - T. TITUS
WANTED Middle aged white woman 10
do general housework in small family.
Can 1920 Bpstuu
GIRL WANTED messenger in large
OH company office, beginners accepted
promotion rapid. Address Box s57-B,
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