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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23
THAT USED CAR CAN BE SOLD THROUGH AGEHERALD CLASS
EMPLOYMENT
sAIEsMEN WANT-iEnl7


 GOOD territory now open throughout' Alabama to experienced salesmen who have sold or can sell Asbestic Liquid Roofing Cement house, barn paint. etc, shipped direct from fac tory to consumer: reliable firm 36 years in business: The Master Build CTS; territory being assigned rapidly Phone Main 7130. If out of city, write John D. Russell. 90S Jeff. Co Blk. Bldg. Birmingham.
 SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE 54 STENOGRAPHER and general office man with executive ability neat in appearance and well educated ex- perienced in handling vouchers and general office work. desires secre- tarial, stenographic or general office work after f o'clock. afternoons and evenings. Address M-7. care Age Herald.
 BOOKKEEPER, experienced in lumber. payroll and office work. wants em- ployment by Feb. 1; no objection to leaving city; best of references. Ad- dress I-7. care Age-Herald- SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE 55 STENOGRAPHER wanted; prefer one with some knowledge of bookkeep- ing; small salary to start with, but permanent position with advance ment to right party; answer in own handwriting, giving references and salary expected. Address E-7, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

FURNITURE business for
 sale; one of the best in Bir- mingham and lease on best
 location; S50,000 stock and
 S70,000 lease account. Ad- dress R-5. care Age-Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23
EMPLOYMENT E AEIP VA lS;T,SIs,ifI1~c--- ,1 f,E 49

HOLDERS - Non-union
 for grey iron foundry good wages; no trouble.
 Address GIG, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

VIE negotiate mortgage .oans at low rates and buy mortgage paper. Leon ed Riley Co.,. FPS Wood ward
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

FOR SALE-By owner; 5- passenger Ford car; bar gain; good mechanical con- dition. Call Cox Motor Co.,, Cor. 25th St. and Sd Ave. Phone Main 2115.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

WANTED-10 Al salesmen to sell stock in a mining company in proven territory; real. attractive proposition. Ideal Bauxite Go. Ideal, Ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED--MALE

HELP wANTED--MALE 49 BRICKLAYERS WANTED Seven millions brick to lay. material on job; 6 months work; open shop; 88 cents per hour; 10 hours per day. Room and board $6 to $7.50 per week; write or wire our expense, when to ex- pect you. T. c. Thompson & Bros, Bibb Job, Colum- bus, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23
FINANCIAL
MORTGAGE LOANS

WOHINAGE LOANS CT FOR MORTGAGE LOANS see Messer Realty Co.,. Inc, 216 N. 21st st. Main 14s7.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23
FINANCIAL
HIsiNEss oPPoHT6SiT


 BUSINESS oPPoHTUNiTjEs a7 WE have a tract consisting of 100000 feet long and short leaf yellow pine, To- cated close to Birmingham, near railroad. We want sawmill man with equip ment to cut timber at mu- tually satisfactory price :; satisfactory arrangement will be made. We will if nance the deal. Good op- portunity for the right man. See Carolina-P Port land Cement Co.,, Birming- ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

FOR SALE-OI.D NEWSPAPERS. 10 CENTS PER BUNDLE. CALL CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT THE AGE-HERALD-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

BUSINESS FOR SALE-On the ac- count of old age, one of the best paying hardware busi- nesses in Alabama; this stock is located in good, live town, with fine agri- cultural and mill trade; :; only hardware store in town; no hard stock. Ad- dress NJ, care Age-Her- ald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

DiAMONDSNThree nice stones ps.r- gain for immediate cash. Address O-6. Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

MEC5ANICAL DRAtISMAN wanted for immediate opening with local man. ufacturing concern; must be expe- rlenced in designing and able to ham dle responsible position; good salary to man who can deliver the goods 221S Jeff Co. Bank bldg
 BANt< BOUhk knhPEk wanted lor re- sponsible position with good strong bank; necessary to have had experience in bank work and be able to furnish the best of references; to the right kind Of man this is real opportunity. 22iS Jeff. Co. Bank bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

permanent position; necessary to be ex- perienced and able to do some general office work; we also have two other steno-clerical positions paying good salaries; if you are real stenographer and looking for a good position see us at once. 22lS Jeff. Co. Bank bldg
 ENGINEERING graduates or men partly schooled or experienced in technical work are wanted for tele- hone engineering. technical and ad- ministrative positions in the larger cities in the southeast; immediate op- portunities for advancement, good pay to start, and permanent employ ment Southern Bell Tel. x Tel. Co.,. Telephone. call or write E. F. Brown. 7S $. Pryor st, Atlanta Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

WANTED-Energetic reliable tenant to farm 30 or more acres, good, easy working land; best proposition in county; offered to worker who has good crew, white or colored; can use all your spare time at good wages; also girl to assist in cooking and housework; stock and equipment fur nished; no drones need apply; come and see me or write at once. Henry W. Ellis, Route 4, Box 90, Oneonta, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

WANTED-Draftsman for general shop work; some construction and machine design. Address P. 0. Box 905, city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

WANTED-Boy, IS or 20 years old; must know city.
 See MT. Daniel, baggage room, at Terminal Station.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

Sanitary Dry Closets Approved by city, county and U. S. health departments; we have them in stock and install them when desired. Sanitary Dry Closet Go. 216 N. 22d st. Main 9341. Operating under L. Button. Patent No. 129S65S.
 FuRs-will sell sample furs. arrived too late for holidays. Beautiful fox scarfs with long silky hair, ss5 to $50, formerly sold al SIPS. Neckpieces. all descrip- tions. $15 to $4c Zeal cape and huff, set. s5o. Seal scarf and huff. set. $35. Ho- tel TIillman, Room PIP.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

ANY intelligent person. either sex, may earn splendid income coMe- spending for newspapers: all or spare time; experience unnecessary no canvassing: subjects suggested send for particulars. National Press Bureau Ruffaln N Y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

COST ACCOUNTANT wanted for posi- tion now open; prefer young man who has had experience in steel and iron business this position is with a good concern, pays good salary and offers unlimited future to man who can qual- ify. 221S Jeff. Co. Bank bfdg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

WANTED-By large car manufacture ing company, experienced car drafts men and estimators: positions open in both freight and passenger car work' in answering, please give age, expe- rience and state whether or not po- sition in an eastern city may be con sidered Address 'Draftsman." Box l0O4 MemphiS. Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

DIAMONDS-s nice stones. baf4RA;s for
 quick cash. Address O-6- Ars Hera11-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

COOPERAGE WORKERS = Wanted help for dependable, everyday work in the manufacture of heading; good wages; boarding place near mill. Blountsville Cooperage Co.,. Blounts- vile, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

WANTED-Locomctive machinist, ma chine trackman, camp blacksmith, wheeler hands, Jumpers. coal miners, track helpers, coal leaders. shop help CTS. drilling contractors, steam shovel fireman, drivers, mine laborers, colore1 men learn trace, delivery boy, hotel hall man, maids, housekeepers, others. Pro- ducersi Agency 1211S N Fist,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-23

ENROLL NOw-s2d annual winter term just beginning; sessions day and night; call, write or phone for full information Wheeler Busi- ness College, l909-1929 1st ave, Birmingham, Ala.
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
SWEET BRTFR ANNIVERSARY.

The women OF the the Sweet Brie-
Club celebrated the sixth anniversary
Of their organization on last Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Stewart Ramsey. Thompson's Bridge.
An interesting program was given,
opened with music on the Victrola,
followed with an address OF welcome
by the president, Mrs. Herbert j..
Chandler. other numbers on the pro-
gram were: Instrumental music. Miss
Jennie e. Talley; recitation. IAN Incl-
dent Of the War" A. Mae Pierce; ad-
dress, the Rev. n. w. Wckes; solo, Il
Know What II Means to be Lonesome,
Paul Watkin; recitation, "An Easter
Bonnet" Kalena Barney; reading, Mrs.
Moore; singing, 1.-THE Sweet Brier Club"
by the members; conundrums, Mrs.
Stewart Ramsey; solo, THAT Tumbled
Down Shack In Athlone," Eva High
field; 1.-THE Sweet Brier Gazette" Row.
ena V. Pierce; recitation, Ellhu d. Tai
ley. The officers, president, Mrs. Her.
bert l.. Chandler; treasurer, Mrs.
Thomas L. Talley, and secretary, Row
ena v. Pierce were each presented Win
a beautiful bouquet OF carnations, the
presentation being made by Eva High
field, after which a number OF contests
were entered into, p-izes being award
ed, Mrs Thomas TIinkson, Irene Car
roll and Harry w Ramsey, The even
Ing was concluded with dinner. Those
present were: The Rev. and Mrs. Hcn-
ard w. Wickes, Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art Ramsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l..
Talley, Mr.. and Mrs j. Gilpin High
field ST., Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hepburn Tai
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alfred Pierce, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Barney. Mr.. and Mrs.
George TNwaddell, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
w. Zebley. Mr.. and Mrs. e. c Welch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Bartels, NJ. and
Mrs. w. Thomas Hlnkson, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert L. Chandler. Mrs. II. j. Moore,
Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. Thomas Gal
breath, Misses Elizabeth ]. Ramsey,
Letltla B. Talley, Eva Hlghfleld. Ida IL
Powell, Jennie r. Talley, Helen y.
Gamble, Rowena v. Pierce. Irene Car
roll, Sophia Van Ssun, A. Mae Pierce.
Kalena Barney, Rlzpah WIckes, Ruth
Wickes, Ella Moore, Eleanor Barney,
Zebiey, Elizabeth Bartels
Messrs. Ellhu D. Tallcy. David j. Ram
sey, Harry w. Ramsey. T. Lee Moore,
Paul Watkin J. Hubert Pierce. Charles
e. Barney, Willard T. Galbreath, James
A. Pierce, Francis Barney, Clifford
Twaddell, Raymond Twaddell, George
TNwaddell. Jr., Richard Wickes, Hobart
Stewart Bartels
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
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mesh, i closed mesh. open mesh and
turn.
5th row. open mesh, closed mesh,
1 open mesh. 8 closed meshes. open
mesh and turn.
9th rows open meshes, closed
mesh, open mesh and turn.
7th row-Same as ist row, etc.
EDGfNG.
Chain 25 stitches and turn.
tst row. closed mesh, open mesh,
5 closed meshes, 4 open mesh and turn.
2nd row. open mesh. closed mesh.
3 open meshes, 4 closed mesh, and in
crease by claiming 6 stitches and dou-
BILE crocheting into the Bird stitch from
needle; M that mesh by double GRO
cheting 2 more times into the chain al
ready made.
3rd row--Closed mesh made by in
creasing as above described. Is fst mesh
9 open meshes closed meshes, open
mesh. closed mesh, open mesh and
turn.
Attn row. open mesh. closed mesh.
4 open mesh. closed mesh. open
mesh, 4 closed mesh, 2 open meshes.
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
AFi:!!@lf#

closed mesh and increase as described
above.
5th row-The increased mesh. 3 open
meshes, 1 closed mesh, open mesh. B
closed meshes. ! open mesh and turn.
9th rows open meshes. closed
mesh, open meshes, closed mesh and
turn.
7th row. closed mesh, open meshe
8 closed meshes. 1 open mesh and turn.
sth row--i open mesh, closed mesh,
61open meshes, 1 closed mesh and turn.
9th row. closed mesh, open
meshes, 3 closed meshes, open mesh,
closed mesh, ! open mesh and turn.
10th row-i open mesh, closed mesh,
open mesh. / closed mesh. open
mesh. closed mesh. open mesh,
closed mesh and turn.
nth row. closed mesh, open mesh,
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
WEST SIDE
Association Grocers

NJ. GREENwALD,
s. E. Cor. Fourth and DelamOre Place, phone
66s5-W
r.. p. OTTEN,
y E; Cor. Fourth and Lincoln SITS, phone
NJ sfSLUT,
Third and Van Buren sts., phone T7si-w.
A. BROWN,
n E. Cor. Front and Van Buren, stsv phone
7s28-W
HARRY GOLDSTEIN.
1927 West Fourth ST.. phone s947-R
WILLIAM J. CuDDY,
S. E. Cor Second and Franklin SITS.
SAMUEL GROSS.
Seventh and Tatnail Sts.. phone 2567-w.
SOLOMON SLAUGHTER,
Tenth and Clayton SITS, phone 5T75-W
EDWIN F. DENNY.
s24 Maryland Ave, phone 43i2-W.
MORRIS EzURLS0N.
Seventh and Jefferson Sts.. phone ise5-W.
JOEL COHEN CASH MARKET,
Second and Delamore Place.
PAUL GOLDBERG.
1917 West Third ST., phone $780,
A. S. TAYLOR,
s. w Cor. Fifth and Harrison Sis
PL0ENER BROS,
N E. Cor. Tenth and Adams SITS, phone iss5-W.
wAxM,N's ECONOMY STORE,
i03 West Twelfth St., phone 63i9-J
DIAMOND TEA STORE,
Fourth and Lincoln Sts
BENZ. BARSHAY,
NE. Cor. Eighth and dupont SITS, phone 72i-J.
JOHN HAMMOND.
600 Madison st.
r.. N. HOLLEY
400 Van Buren St
A. r. GREENWELL,
1900 Maryland Ave, phone 3229-w
A. GREENSTEIN,
2i5 Woodlawn Ave.
~ BALICK,
Sixteenth and Laurel SITS
-BRANDYWINE, WEST SIDE
LEWIS w. DUNLAP 4 CO.,
Twenty-ninth and West sts, phone 4iSe
BRAAIBLE DRAPER
Nineteenth and West St, phone i7si-w
H. MCCLURE & SON,
2i2s Market ST., phone 560i
HEARN BROS,
Concord Ave. and Washington St., phone S29
HARRY A. MUNDORFF,
Thirtieth and Madison SITS, phone 6i02-W. H
JOSEPH COHEN, n
Concord Ave. and West ST., phone 47S2-W. II
WILLIAM STEWART,
Concord Ave. and Monroe St., phone 1907.
j. HARR0WfTZ, II
Twenty-ffth and Madison Sts. phone 693i-W. III
j. GREENSTEINE, III
Eighteenth and West sts, phone 7724.
DAVID WAXMAN, II
Twenty-nnth and Washington SITS. III
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
JOINT leismoNAhY nrrrNd.

The Women's Missionary Society Of
First and Central Presbytsrian Church
met on Tuesday evening IN the church.
1t was the flrst meeting OF the society
since tho two churches have been
united. The program was in charge OF
Mrs. Albert Hayman and Miss Lille
Weller.
The devotional services were In
charge OF Miss L. Hardcsstle. Mrs. Lulu
l.. Shepard gave short talk on Mon
monism. The foreign topic for discus
sion was Japan" Miss s. Prochnow
read an interesting paper on this sub
ject, after which eight women gave a
sketch entitled Hanging a Sign"
The home topic was "Americaniza-
tion OF Immigrants" A paper on this
subject was read by Miss Lille Weller,
mrs. j. Crawford and Mrs. w. Prickett.
Miss Mary Taylor presided over the
meeting and appointed chairmen OF dIf-
'ferent committees for the ensuing
year.
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
g

Just before Christmas, savsnts versed
In the astronomy OF humor advise us
to be on the lookout for this comet:
First Chorus Girl--Let's get Gwen
dolyn a book for Christmas.
Second Chorus Girl-0h, no. That
would never do. She has a book.
This comet was discovered but year
or so ago. However. 1t has been labeled
as the persistent comet.
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
wOODsrAN-spARR

Miss Sara Woodman. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Woodman, OF No. 220l
Jefferson street, and DR.. Harold Adams
Sparr OF Memphis, Tenn. were married
on tuesday evening at the home of the
brides parents by the Rev. Henry
Cunningham, pastor OF the Langhorne
presbyterian Church, Langhorne. Pa. a
former pastor Of Eastlske Presbyterian
Church, this city.
me decorations were palms and cut
ilowers. A reception followed the cere-
mony, many relatives and friends being
present.
Ine bride and groom left that evening
for trip TO Atlantic City and upon
their return they viii reside In this
city for a short time. DR.. Sparr fs on
the staff OF Philadelphia General Hos
pltal
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
LACE PATTERNS
NEW DESIGN
EVERY WEEK
mEr STITCHES.

CHAIN Stitch--The thread drawn
through the loop.
Open Mesh--A double crochet into 9
chain or the material. two chain
stitches and q double crochet.
Closed Mesh-Four double crochet
stitches into chain OF material
Turn-Five chain stitches to turn. II
your pattern called for 16 stitches
chain 2i and double crochet into the
seventh stitch from the needle.
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
.ha re,y na,nted batiste

the new painted bstiste
new brilliantly colored woofer rin-'
bon is seen on some hats
The broad girdle which reaches v
the hips is fashionable
One seml-sports suit OF WOOL poas's
cretonnoe waistcoat A
Dyed lace is used to tone In with
very brilliantly colored silks
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
DEPUTY-HITL.

Mrs. Clara R. Deputy. OF No. 22i
West Fourteenth street. has announced
the marriage OF her daughter. Miss
Ethel Richards Deputy. to William
James Hill of No. 730 vandever avenue,
this city. The ceremony was perform
ed in Cincinnati. on March 27, by the
Rev. F. N. Mcmillan OF Walnut Hill
Presbyterian Church.
Evening journal., 1920-04-01

closed mesh, open mesh, 3 closed
meshes, open mesh and turn.
18th rows open meshee, closed
mesh, 4 open mesh, closed mesh and
increase as described.
Continue until lace is desired length.
Evening journal., 1920-04-01

Artist Showing latest picture)--It's
the best thing | ever did
Critic--0h, well, you mustn't LET that
discourage you.-Boston Transcript.
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. @. T. Hoffecker OF Ches-
void have returned TO their home after
spending some time with relatives here.
DR.. Wilbur Postles has been the
guest Of his father. James T. Postles,
at Frederica.
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A birthday party in honor OF Kath
crime Holdsworth and her brother, Wal
ter Holdsworth. was given at the home
of their grandmother, Mrs. John A
Minor. No. 72s Pine street, on Tuesday
evening. Games were played and re-
freshments were served.
Among those present were: Misses
Emma Holt, Znobia Kenton, Helen
Schultz, Helen Tonor. Esther Clark,
Vera Newcomb, Hazel Newcomb, Edith
Gilbert, Ethel Conley, Mary Flaherty,
Mrs. Emma Richards, Lulu Pennington,
Alice II. Minor, and Master Henry
Holdsworth. Harold Gonley, Walter
Holdsworth, Edward August, Michael
Grunes. Mallory Kenton. Atwood Rick
ards, Frank Andrews and John A. Mil
nor.
-
A great many varieties OF apron
fronts are shown in dTesses
Breakfast coats are almost taking
the place Of other negligees
Much pleaied organdie appears or
dresses OF other materials
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
EAST SIDE
Association GrOcers

H FISCHER a FOREMAN.
\ n E. Cor. Ninth and Pine SITS
\ FISCHER & FOREMAN,
\ n. E. Cor. Ninth and Poplar sts, phone
\ 7g77-W
h L. HaRROwITZ,
\ Ninth and Wilson SITS. phone be6i-w,
\ JACOB swINCER,
Il Seventh and Lombard Sts., phone ieoi-w.
\ PHILIP ToMPOLsKY,
Il 1900 Claymont St.. phone i26o-w.
II j. FoxTOW.
N 1901 French ST, phone iss-w.
n f. GREEN,
II 1901 vandever Ave. phones 5o2s ess7ew
VI FRED REILLY,
II Eleventh and Bennett sts- phone 96s.
/ DAVID L. wENsTOCK
\ s E. Cor. Twelfth and Hesld Sts.. phone
II 126O-R
\ d. KAUFMAN,
\ 500 New Castle Ave-, phone e307-W.
\ S. NATHANs,
Tenth and Prucs sts. phone 776a-w.
| NJ. HURsCHsIAws SONS,
| S, w. Cor Ninth and Spruce SITS, phone
\ 725i-W.
\ DIAMOND TEA STORE,
\ 705 King st.
\ p. CARBIN,
\ Third and Walnut sss., phone i65sJ.
H S. LEyITAN.
N Fourth and Poplar SITS, phone 2isa-w.
II MATTHEW DoMNICK,
III 1927 E. Thirteenth St, phone 2ss7.
III J. j. COOK,
III Taylor and Poplar sts- phone 5s24-w.
III l.. NAIsiAN,
N 9z2 Walnut St., phone 1921.
III JAS. A. HURL0CK,
III Eighth and Spruce sts- phone 1897.
III j. BERAIAN,
n 1900 Walnut ST.. phone i5ss-w.
II G. c. REED.
\ Thirteenth and King ST.
H NJ. SPECIAL,
E Seventeenth and Locust SITS
N --BRANDYwINE, EAST SIDE
l NJ. C. HONEY.
\ 200 East Twenty-second St. phone 74si-w.
/ OTTO HEROLD,
II ~ Vandsver Ave.
\ R. MCCLURE 4 son,
Il 2i2s Market St, phone 5603
4 yANDEvER AVE. MARKET,
4 vandever Ave. and Church st.
4 A. herman,
Il Twenty-second and Pine Sts.
4 SUBURBAN
7. n. aREKN,
Hamilton Park, North St., phone 6sia-M.
J. B. PLATT,
Phone @
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
rAsB1cSs AND FADs.

Muoh shiny straw trimming is used
on the new frooks.
Now It is white organdle which IL
embroidered IN raff1a.
The ovsrblouse should always harm
onize with the skirt
A novelty material for underwear II
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
RoMAN KEY INSERTION.
~ 90 ottfrhoc and flIrn

Chain p STITCHES and Turn.
fst row. open mesh. S closed
meshes. open mesh and turn.
End row-i open mesh. closed mesh,
5 open meshes and turn.
9rd row. open mesh. closed
meshes. open mesh, closed mesh. 1
open mesh and turn.
ith row. open mesh, closed mesh.
open mesh. closed mesh, open
Evening journal., 1920-04-01
CIMC CLuB mol GIVE DANCE

Plans for dance to be given about
the middle Of April were made by the
Elsmere Civic Club at meeting held
yesterday at the home Of Mrs. ]. p.
Jones.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
PERSONAL PROPERTY

MIsCEii.ANEOIs FOR sALE Gs
FOR fSALE-Six h. y. boiler In a No l
condition: and all CONNECTIONS; injector
etc. also so good second hand 2-inch
fucs; Buhls Partisan Cleaners 2it s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
EMPLOYMENT


sITt AriONs wNNThp--MALk ~
POSITIONS wanted by man and vlfc IN
or out ~ city, hotel or boarding house
fpr Oh company or lease, wife willing to
work for board and room for both, Al
cook. man will work at anything, addfoAA
George ii Wells, Gen Dot Tulsa
A. ~ vhIta gh.uff.ur vaarg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-28
FINANCIAL
nrsiNtss orronru MITES

B,SlNfsS OpPohrt MITES ~
STORE aud ,hroe modern
cation call Mrs rcndsrson.
ron sALE-Pooi hall; 2iO N Main st,
sand springs, Okla. ---
BRICK WAREHOUSE FOR sale two floors
price tif.5OO: terms, 81, 600 cash. balance
tso por month y. ., Box ll2s rulaa
TOR .sALE--b0 shares OF JOntcll at sbc
per share. address s70-C. care ~ World
FOR SALE--1n live town of 5000; tailor
shop shoes and gents turnishings do
address isl +, care of World -.-----.s =
MAKE Mn an offer on leo shares %
1onten Gasoline stock; BOX 2Ol-b'
Jenks. okla.
FuR -Fulntshed office real es-
ta,o ard @ nroksgGgsi well locatsa ,. nsp,, tnSp,
fenced partner in; Osaee eiil.
ROOT BEER barrel outfits; get into big
paying business by Installing ono OF
our large root S hssT SGfrer ,ss 1sH.f1s, ,ns
enormous profits. we furnish them cum-
ple,et small cash payment down balance
easy monthly payments Grosman foun-
tain Co, ANS Live oak 81 nallas, Texas
BRICK warehouse for sale; two floors.
GOsisg GsI CSn',ng so' ,sssS per per hsIscnS hngIHcns
$3.50 per month z, q. HoN lias. Tulsa.
TO BUSY PEOPLE
that want Information about the New
Mexico oh aud gas leases, phone osage
eiO or Cedar i5la for appointment and
NV c. l. HAGEMAN
sl6-sl7 Central National bank Uldg
NEW BUTTER KIsT popcorn roachine
for sale cheap. for terms apply at l.. %
candy Kitchen, sand Springs, Okla, pg,rus
Rros
poIiGHNuT MACHlNEs-W sell COM,
pirts outfits, ready for business, with
ready mixed flour! big seller, enormous
profits, easy monthly payment, write or
wire, Grosman Fountain Co, Dallas,
Texas,
SMALL BAKERY Tor sale; call at 4Ob y
Elwood Tor Information.
HAVE 1850 CAsH 70 apply on a srhsn
property; good monthly payments;
REsrAURANT FIXTURES We build
hack bars mirror frames stools,
tables, chairs, steam tables coffee
money; easy monthly payments Gros-
man Fountain %. Dallas Texas
on LANDS AM LEASES 4i-A
FOR SALE OF trade l,boO sharcs ot Re-
public Refinery stock, address F-309,
care ot world
LOUISIANA oil leases for sale q r.
Blumenauer sOh lorion Rllg Tulsa
OIL IL NEW MENlDO
ls a certainty some wells are in--othors
are drilling with OH showing I have sew.
erai thousand acres near tests pGy dr,,l,,
per acre, leases frou 40 acres up Rene-
dict room sac Hotel Tulsa
ALL NEW MEXICO OF a GAS LEASES
Sold through my Office are guaranteed by
iSe state; and are good Tor 10 years. Ass
about them, phone Usage yl0. Cedar lbA3.
q. |. 1AGEMAN
si6-i7 Central National Rank Rldg
| LEASES THIS county offsets to drtl.
drilling propositions considered, Osage
| Q3Ss
/ FOR LEASE--l20 acres, section 8. town
ship 6 north, range 10 east Hughes
county, OKLA, Within ono mile ot deep
test, what am ! offered
FOR LEASE--l60 acres, section %. town
ship north, range 10 east, Hughes
county, okla. within one mile deep test
what am I offered
| Address r. I. chiffon 1880 W, Eighth St
I<Wsas CITY Mo.
| FOR SALE Lao acres In suutheast guar
ter of section is-2t.l3; all bottom land
| 40 acres In cultivation; the balance IN
| hay meadow; st6 per acre, owner L. H.
kershav, Muskoxee. Okla.