davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

Secure that extra pair of white sh
that you have been intending to 2
chase tomorrow and save money.
Kann's Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

for white shoes for the vacation outfit.
and therefore took the lot off his hands
at a big price reduction.
in the assortment are Oxfords.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

Pumps, Colonials, Theo Ties and But
ton effects.
Shoes with military, Cuban, French
and Baby French heels, and in all sizes
and widths.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25
WRIT AND SEIZURE SALE

State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Blen-
vile, No. $780, Third Judicial Dis
trict Court. Morgan NJ. Hammer VS.
B. =. Hammett ct. ais.
Under and by virtue of writ OF
seizure and sale issued out of the
above named Honorable Court and to
me directed, have seized and will
offer for sale for cash, with benefit
of appraisement, to the last and high
est bidder, at the principal front door
Of the Courthouse, in the Town Of
Arcadia, Bienville, Parish, La, with
in legal sale hours on
Saturday, April 10th, 1920.
the following described property to-
wit:
N IL of Block 176, with the build
| Ing and all other improvements there
on, situated in the Town OF Gibsland
Bienville Parish, La, as per plat and
survey Of said town on file In the
Clerks office Of said Parish.
The above described property selzeo
as blonging to the defendant, b. T
Hammett, and will be sold to satisfy
said writ of seizure and sale and al
costs.
This the 4th day Of March, A. D
1920.
]. E.CURRIE. Sheriff.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25

Mrs. H. B. Dalton spent Saturday
in Shreveport with her daughter Mrs
Louie Madden.
MI Garter a young attorney from
Wichita Falls, Teas, returned on Mon
day to his home after being a guest in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dantz.
The price is "just.rite" on Feed Stuff
at McCLELLAN'S.
Mr.. and Mrs, Blanton Theus went
ITO Shreveport on Tuesday for brief
visit.
Mrs. Roland Grigsby Gibbs, of
Shreveport, was the guest of her bro
Their, Mr. and Mrs Bill Grigsby, sew
eral days this week.
Mrs. Lex Shields, of Monroe was
the guest of her mother, Mrs Will.
Hanson and family last week end.
Mrs. Williamson has purchased the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Reevs who
Twill build new home Immediately
The handsome new residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Williams is nearing
completion and will be quite an adj
Idition to that neighb0rhood.
BE sure and buy your Flour from
MCCLELLAN. 1t is better.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25

work requires trained men. The dc
mand for such men is always urgent.
The ability to grade cotton is essential
for the local buyer, employees OF BOND
ed warehouses and congresses, repreS
entatiyes of northern factories, cotton
brokers, and in many branches OF the
industry. The farmer himself ought,
| in protection Of his own interests, TO De
able to grade cotton. He is complete
Ily at the mercy of the buyer. 1t Is
self.eyident that man, in order t.
get full value for what he has to sell,
aught to know what he is selling
We can make You competent cot
ton cIasser in a few weeks time, quail
lifying you for a position as buyer, Oh
wherever the services OF capable cot.
ton man are needed. Our course III
cludes chasing, stapling, averaging
Ibuying, selling shipping, exporting
keeping of Mmger's Gin record, Mel
chants cotton record, warehouse re
|cord. cotton Office Stock books, anc
Iother blanks necessary to the business
lit opens the way for you to earn 9
good salary in a good position, ant
makes you familiar with the most Ing
|portant industry Of the South. II yol
want to get into good business witt
unlimited opportunities before you
take our course Of Cotton CHASING an
! IiandlinG
/ We also have thorough practice
courses in Bookkeeping, Shorthand
Business Finance, Telegraphy, any Oh
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25

|. {. 4. Tooke was a VISITOR '
|,sa On Tuesday
Brewer visited Mrs. c, T
/ I'.ssr at GibsIand on Tuesday.
I y Ferguson has returned
- ;sit Of several days with hel
1 IN Ruston'
J Reynolds was a 'isi'of ~
HIT Tuesday.
,ear feed at Mecie''a IN
rdwarls. of Dallas, Texas, Is
= If his aunt, Mrs. Goldman
smilF. on+ T,,osdov IN
I'm, !, with Mr.. and Mrs. Armour
u Gardener, of Shreveport, was a
mo- most Of her parents, Mr.. and
hank DANTE.
,u,s and buy your Flour from
I'm IT is better.
In Geo. and Robt. Goodwin, Of
|',.,,t we're guests on Sunday OF
81 ,,ofher. Mrs. Mary Goodwin.
Il "a Mrs. s. A. Cook spent last
M h, At Ringgold, with MIR. Cooks
( I Mr, and Mrs. NJ. f. Cook.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25
Tauuht Chinese Lacemaking.

The art of lacemaking was first
taught to the Chinese of the Chefoo
district by foreign missionaries about
twenty-five years ago. They believed
that by teaching lacemaking the wom'
en- and girls would find profitable en-
ployment within their own homes, and
the subsequent spread of the indus
try has fully justified their efforts.
Although first taught In Chefoo. Ch'
Hsia Hsien was the first district III
which lace was extensively made.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25
Get your feed at McClellan's
THE BIGGEST INDUSTRY -,

III TIE SOUTH
Cotton is The biggest AMI mast lm
portant product II the South, the ape
IRON, the thing that brings more Money
info the Cotton producing states t'lah
any others The 1919 crop IN texas
was estimated at two millisn seven
hundred thousand bales, worth approx
,mately four hundred and five million
,lollors. The crop Of Texas and LOUIS,
lana Tape her was worth four hundred
and fifty million dollars.
The handling aud financing OF tins
tremendous business involves a grea'
deal Of specialized work classlIylne
land stapling every bale. Samples iron
each bale must be graded several tlme'
during the journey Of the cotton l ITO
line farmers field to the factory I'M
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25
Earlier Still.

"The first use of playing cards was
when Satan played the deuce in the
Garden .of Eden" says an exchange,
Wrong! It was when the sun lay over
everything with his first flush,
ton Transcript.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25

Sc the SALINE LUMBER & STis.
CO.. Of Saline. La, Tor Lasaiili !.
Men's Work Shoes. They hav1 tWi
hundred. nairs they a4e SLING olit al
cost to make room for new sock.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25
PAY Youg SUBSCRIPTION.
sOuLE BUSINESS COLLEGE, NEW ORLEANS

highest Grade and Most Practical
Courses IN Business. In Shorthand and
in English Hest Equipments. Tn
eoualed Facilities. Complete College
Bank. Only School with Actual Store
and Actual Money. In which students
keep the hooks and balance cash.
/. Personal instruction.
atrona~e. GraFiftes In general Aeu0ii,.
no soUxE q SONS. New Orleans, Ia.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25

of which will enable you to take pos
.tion in the business world at a good
salary. We secure positions for all
graduates.
Fill in and mail to the Tyler Com
melcial College, Tyler Texas, for a
large free catalogue.
Name
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25
DIR, F. Nj. THORNHlLL
has moved his Office TO the
N;acon;a Building

where he may be found from 500 to
!. 90 a. n. ana from / 80 to 3;W
~. III. Office phone Isl. Residence
phone 100.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-03
IL . sIsrEyfr EssrIss4TIA E EaEees
pap b 2si ;aa s i Res: sehweisurs

,naHe Is !. Rf9as =s sehweiburs,
has been missing for several days,
grz inssetsgat.en1osjhsr books at thi
lsa i b heuas his sad a!s haxs dis
CLOSED, shortage q $40 e@a - B
Her employers artnounced yesterday
tbey,havss received q telegram FROM e
y he tnisaRg cashier, filed in Winnipeg
Canada stating that she was about
20 be, marnied in Caaadas .satf q
I wife HolissssearenA lei ths, girl
Che leather company caused Monde
Roses $500 saddle horse, $1,000 au'
EomoDile :and the furnishings of he1
Injurious apartment to be seized.
Her mother, who y works for he,
living in a factory, : told the police to-
|; lay that. the. girl bad gone ,to work
VIXEN twelve years o,a so help suppor+
he family .,.sas,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-03
QUAKE TUMBLEs HOUSES !.
sii 6, ,E.iiA SlSL |.
Violent, Shocks Create Panic Amonatl
/, The Inhabitants IN

Il Buetlos Aires, Feb. 3.-Dispatefffsss
from the State of Minas Geraestt Bra
gil, report that an earthquake Sunday
shook down a number of 3honse in
the country district, creating great
panic, among the inhabitants, The dis
patches, say. that IN intensity The
earth shock i 7T# t'ous feeedsr Al n
that region:
Washington, Feb. ga very Sc
we're earthquake lasting more than
two hours and conferred between 5000
and $500 miles from Washington vas
recorded early yesterday on the
Georgetown University seismogTaphs
The shocks began AT AZ Al IN.
reached the maximum a6 about 8
o'clock and ceased at 9.03i o'clock. ) S
Chicago, Feb. 3.--The united Statef
Government. seismograph at Chicagc
University recorded the most pro.
nounced earthquake in months yes.
terday morning. The shocks which
were still continuing at s.45E o'clock
were heavier even than the frecen'
Mexican upheayal.3s The firsS shocf
was recorded at 5.42 o'clock and the
maximum was reached at TAO.
Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 3.-A re-
cord of what appeared to be a. double
earthquake was shown on the ,instru-
ments at the Harvard seismogTaphic
STATION yesterday. Professor Jay
Backus Woodwork, who is in charge
Of the station, estimated the scene Of
the shocks to be about 5000. miles
away. The first shock began at 6.3G
a. m. and reached the maximum al
F.39. What appeared to be second
earthquake, he said, was subsequent.
~ indicated on the instruments, its
maximum motion being reached al
s.26.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-03
=teR1ssE AND PROHIBITION
Chicago Expert Declares shrewde1
Class Of Criminals Are All
s, ~ ,Water Drinkers

=
!. Chicago, Feb. g. Henry Barrett
EhanberIn; director Of the Chicago
Slime :, Commission, agtpnished the
Current Events Glass Of Evanston
Sunday when he stated with not lit
lie emphasis Fiat prohibi SON would
have no effect whatever on crime.
The shrewder class of criminals, !"
he said, care water drinkers. They
would no more think of drinking IL
uuor than they would Of being care
less in cracking safe. Crime IN
Chicago is concentrated. There rs q
big organization which conducts crime
exactly like business enterprise. It
will take the crime commission six
wears to make Chicago safe place
to live in.
"One Of oar methods is TO card in
isx all criminals. Then we have Q
map that shows the home Of every
crook. Each hosss that shelters 2
member Of the underworld IS ind
Gated by ptn-and you'd be sur
,rised to see how many pins there
are in some Of che best neishborhoods
The ease with whieh criminals get
s,ut ON bond IS one evil that shouh b.
altered. We should get rid Of the
bonding syatssn!'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-03
KILLED BY A PEA-sHooTER

London, Feb. 3:.-'"Shot to
death with a pea-shooter" was the
coroner,s jury verdict investigating
the demise of Mrs. Jessie M. Arch
er. She suffered a '',upture of an
aneurism of her aorta" when the
vegetable projectile of schoolboy's
artillery, struck her in the face.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-03

$780, n
/ cleysasnhs Ohio, Feb. S:-Police
today s#gs Seeking a man in navy
sunifonls5as the slayer Of Frances
AltnaAy s2aSyears old, "a chorus girl
of Philadelphia or Paterson, N. j.,
the fifth murder victim here in four
days. t .sfts.
Ten: woman was also known as
Mrs 5!Ffapdes Altman Stockwell.
Her body was found yesterday after
noon intithe snow in a vacant lot
and lay unidentified in the County
Morgue until this morning. She
had been member of a burlesque
company which, played here last
week. She was last seen alive Sat
urday night. t+E Il i,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-03
GIRL STOLE $4,000
Harness Factory Cashier Who Lead
/; Life Of Luxury Arrested

I1dEHesS TdctUJ Nahlntf WIZ Ltssu
Life Of Luxury Arrested
Chicago, Feb. 3.-Miss Monda Rose
whose double existence as society
favorite and harness factory cashier
ended with her flight when her
books were found to be $4,000 short
was arrested yesterday in Winnipeg.
Canada. C. n. Newton, chief con-
stable at Winnipeg, notified She po-
lice today that he had found the miss
ing girl and that she admitted her
identity. ~,
Monda Rose, whose daytime and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-03

Live stock insurance. Carve
and Callahan, l27 North Fairfax St.
oe-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-03

For results try a classified ad in
the Gazette.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

WANTED Experienced wsu paper sales.
m.n wssthtfbJ Paint 60. - n. Hob.
inson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

\ WANt'FNCTUr - nnt,op-l rsourA-
f.u 'n1fF,' ~ its products fhr,ufh rH-
f.I gi.isrY ,t,nn~t-- is irs'r"rs = -
.Yrirs ~" 'strirrs 81 s"r'f -7i"' r"nf"'
sertrfH"s ia rsil IN tNfaIl Rrf.ety 'rsds
i. t"Ias ,sts ms ID. On s'rFrtt,' U,uro
rf.nn Drlf ryror'~n 4 rrHdu.'tNe go.
Hf' sp,r.'f, s.'H.mrl wNi h" r"nsiief'l
~ ffst ,tutuUl|OA 81 fl nnr len -
if. N,ut y,ufsrlf aqr Irt'l yi Ur ''nsl~
~ rapt fflrs and hus'ns's ptp"fisnr~
~. commission and expenses ~ +.
lk'shorau.
vrRY attractive -sis-w.u rrorosi'ion f,r
rHh, rgrty So Empire r,dg y ;'iA
af.t T. W tsaI,W
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28
r,rrRna>o,NG Axo nrr,,hrNo


WAiL rApEn-re. my rr,cs. ar. tho
b'-t hing sAnulr. estimates work u
Plrfett. ~, " 1ti. walnut s1t'
HIGGINS utv- painting snd papefhAng.
hs w'il brns ssmric' Marls til;.
NnnlhE rAlNtENS ANA PAPER Rangers
H1tiVug decorative, hardwood door
r,r.ip Narle ,ts
vNlNrl>G AM rNpER uANGtSG. II
HOLDER, Walnut Ts,s
TRACY tni TRACY. tAiriins Ani dtro
rrtinf onHrsiing our speciality. Phones
1aI'r ~ hni Maple g6i.
tNi t'tN main .a.. ont papr~ harlina
saHgi.s brought. walnut e56B.J. Mals,
'.l
E,nNS tarHsi, 900 ~ sRup'cs. -"
Iainiir- Walnut 4st., Maple lt.L W.
u EuHsH.
EuNcli nHnS. so y hudson. cat
~. ..,7. N,ght ". esi. M so
fNpErENUrNT PAPER h,nepr. ph0ne
v iHHJ LlsAris
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

scrk csn hg hnIs W toiurss .iiinH
20 ancs " farmers 'HsH cpfnmission
advanced ur rpisfi write EXPLAINING fuliy
rNst ssp~fisnss and qualifications ~ ~.
UI lAhlUau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

WANTED Mao 10 ns ei,isrn. .t "
GhirkfsAw NApls igfI
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sAIEsMrS wAsrvD

LiNE.NiRf oii stock sAb sinAn. cspahis
% pfoduf mt results smGll tarl,slisa
ton Two wrlla dtllnk ten acres IN
'utkhufhsu. itl atfss IN Hafhsf -Nillin -
rtIi, stock viii sDOn advance. nov cell
i'g at par, llbstai ,ommistioni write 81
ono" frr prospectus AMI pyueulsfa h u,
ul lahruHn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

Ii'si clAss .Alssmsn With ear 20 sell
tractors. pi1ss dee haffovs dflls sni
thfo.hett. IN two of best counties m
sir's We have = rfopo'iiinn that 10 worth
= 900 90 lNs.vifs srlsrmnn. the bsNi
months salary and commission. pa,
UllAhuiuAn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

Phone walnut ,.i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

tnNsuai opening hr lnic,lisfn,, aEErs-
49,. sH'taWTu WSi established territory
Ht- -,prwr C'ty g0rrotn. usisfr, espsrsst
nr' commission. state IN fret letter
wien md vh.re interview can 10 had
Address ca. OklaAomsn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

wANTEp Young Riy billur clerk y
pHN opsrntur Apply 90 lahuna FuT-
7iture MfE 90 t1t y grarA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

LARGE corporation hss an opening Tor
tso offirs men IN biliins and cost De
psftmsnt, must he accurate. fast sni
able t1 come ~ onrs, Give full details
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

80: =: IS FIJI; 4: s; Y: :;I.,!! z s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

LABOR opnotsls foreman. Thoroughly e..
psfisncsd on heavy reinforced concrete
building construction siya particulars
ard vaFss eaps.isd S.k,, Oklshomsn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

wASTEp-Lshot.f. ani .lsds,r. Tor
quaftl good conditions vssss ,or and
shr per huu , year. wafk rec Louis
Uirh IBrsfftttt.n "a Itainvisr kfk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

srter, top. notch raisomsn vho know
Ertas. mon In OAishoma ami TsSs Pan.
handle can earn several thousand doliafs
mi. yesf n they st uui,hly A steady
and permanent proposition fof socd men
MI Okiahpnan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

WAITED rstsn salesman 'nr pSln' and
Hsllpapsf store ~ uhlhh ma tiiy sss
r.. .'@rt opruftulN Zoe bp'rrB'sI man
E..lt. Sbrs uLlahotnan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28
r.N>,y MIR WANTED

WANrEuaA y sal'Naly 70 s.U
t-'ss ani risce goods. Write ITO, ,is.
fl 'IfIS bkla.
.A' 'NNf..N DLamh-funid at the l,.'s,l
N'tr. ts'Ue Okla
WAITED Cl for clerical work urisl
tl..fy -. prr vrtk, rhl m ptrs0n.
2lE1l' s's'e Na, BANK Bog. at'cr . 90
s W
NANIfb 20 .mplo,ss s',r,, n .r.
i'HrN. N.,pcrs. ; cashier, clerks. S
Nt'o.s. SO gris 20 flld tt,ulA1 .ars
ih.nas q Milan. l1s y L,dua,u
WANTED \ white E.fl 10 30 ,u1E,ns la
l'I'e family go W it'h " lis.
rfANn Ff.NNEu sri must c.,rk want.
90 w".i rr able ~ ta,i popular music
~ trh / IS. Wo,lvurh 60. $40
E.NrEh student tc Aa,st W th N,u.,
wort. ..f t4fri n'l t1um " 'll lI
WANTED ile av,d 'afg ys i1I-a
t,".t 'N h .Ug Mrsi ,'h
WANTED. gtaUltrr Apply ut n 4.
't"fN a "us piow co. 10 " Man
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WANTED REPRESENTATIVE
IN each envpty In OKLAHOMA TO cell our
u nAd- 10 measure suits Norfolk SUI,
co 81 south Robinsoe Oklahoma CITY
WANT 10 really ii,@ sire ssissuisn WITH
GERS 10 drive rural routes In Okla homa
whsrs We are not nov represented for
one Of the strvnaest organizations IN the
west. " you are q producer ana want
steady smpIo, m-n' the year round on q
" Hsrre'l, tare Fsderai Hotel. Law.
"~. oth
MANft.il--Ittuy live sifs ,n,,sm.n
VIA ar. - drive rutsi routes In osls.
rems. ~h.te ~s sr. not nos rep,ssen,-
- this IL 'he strongest publishing bcase
IN the west and " you az. q producer
arf want steady en,pley nsnt the yssr
foend On . sifictiv salary prepo.iiidn.
chil o. write rirruiati . Nsnsser bhIs.
hons rarInsf. OKLAHOMA section IN. cop.
per Yarn Press. 10 q kehtnson. Okia.
homa Ci,y.
sAIhsnfS snd deafsrs srff,ng r,ch sell.
ins IDEAL kgRosESE GAs NJ RNHRa
for h~stins ssd eoohtes: exclusive isrvi,
tory vse, "a asss sSA county sssnts 90
erssniss hish-fisss sais- seses- n zoe
49,, .,, ssp,s,. ,, cs '.,.,.s ;.ss e ,isss r.,
Nu co. i,s v. Reno. otiahems City
fnssf,ee sgss ,os sdvss,.i
msr NJ sccf kv.isesA sbIliiy u ssii
80 Nev is'essattsasl eaeyeissedis 10
s,hcois, ersfss-p ssA s~isrfed svs,nrr.r..
rss edhser. - sotsm>s sselvdfns ws,
sf''fiss. veil sa,s.'ss~S, sssav Mrvir,ss.
'Hrrssre-f .isre n sstisf,r'A-v. nls o.,
f'hHs~i s's'r Ad.'r-rs pcNA, yeas q
- sNste- r'sr. '-ss.-s CIV. Va.
W wsSrfp--silrh.s .sfsde saiesmss 10 -sit
., retail Grssssy frs1s eth SesA eye
,s,,y ,sss,ss sa.s,s e ssI.::;ys' Give
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ptwALE mvLr WANTED

LADY ~ mature mlnd tor offlts wuf
some collecting and soliciting urr'a,
me thst uses vps~ri,er. slra'ghtesai,fy
D-tA Otlahomtl
A EEsrpNsIllLE woman 20 tAs, t're -
Hi'lr rifi lngulia cas- Not,L buom
10. after - q m.
WASTED GlI 20 do bookkeeping ant
some s'snoHfapHlr vork good ,grulug
Tor Eirl VIM ,.p In the work n'n.' i,
start g., prt month. can ,.'s % i-t
West :ud.
WASTED store ,lefk familiar with
per Lsujise stocFt. aHi writing n r.'I
htHt Arply private o'n,e ilugR"a r''rl
ruLiSn or uoa.mmn gH var'ci flr
general iuus-Npta 20 laundry. g. per
vel "slnp' -',t.t
WANrTp--GiI rr gsnctsl hau-.vot.
tp Wgetigu. s4t Nsst 2lN. g. I,r
week walnut titNi
wASTEp--Gtrls to nld ir''.rs ant r'-
,.r.s.nV Npuly I'f H,rshuNur riir
CpvPiE Z, assist viva dIsNs1.N'ag { p
u" q to,.snts h'u-s. ~ t5.L ia
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nOTrL DIRECTORY
IiOTIb BROADwAY
CENTRAL

iiOTIL BROADWAY
CENTRAL
on BROADWAY. AT fOrnTH-
Every room completely sgu'pp,d for
psrieet service. single or sn suite most
s,th private BAN. Phone Maple gy1v
cur meets ~ns al rooms
TRAN ELLlta HOTEL
Just north Of postOff re-. latrs outs 10
tDoru with h,f and cold flrt.s satI H
ttry room A partl'u,sf plA.r ut yalllf4.
Ht pcopl. Special ~c,tit fat,s.
MANNE uuIFL GOOD NEAIs
Home style. Jit. 20 guui hrds '..
U, sni Is, IloHs 10 al ttu1is 4 suHI
.uairht hour. lioh Ntt tAl4f"fiiI
no al rate. 20 votkiuE ls
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PRINTER WASTED on. With msehin.
experience preferred 10 work In job do.
pAfinsnti steady job ~ rsht man. The
Chronicle, clinton. okla
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coxr1AcriN0 . srraIRISG
nOorS6 and repairing Jack Hsrsn
Maple zoos

nOorTSG and repairing Jack Hsrsnu.
Maple .0gJ
ASPFfiT roofnr li,,i 90 ot,t shin. -
oklahoma Roofing Co. 10 West 'iu.
Nsluui si1t
81 n GARNER. contracted spl builder
have had lV years experience IN build
nc geoo homcs bc't vf references
Phone Maple .p!i
CARPENTER repair and building Gail
Walnut 40; refcrseU
piAsTE.tER AMI tcpauer Walnut 's't
GALL lspie 2t9l fot tsprir work. tgnI.
me aHd Grating furniture
MAPLE tis. tof eepsrai contracting, trtf-
ciafs repair aud carpenter Sut..
v. ( MishiMLN. contracted. iph ,tU.
ren'rrnE sP",lsliy Maple t'u.
MOSS GREEN or iiapuni ~ root, =,
paired and ruarartsei In cclrfs jI..
n.nson 80 W sth g., oRah1nh 't'y
.IRNptNG YtI,ps. ploNtng narrowing
hreyy and light hauliHs. awaiting. 'pt
Surk u al kinds rhane Mapl" b:9i
FNEY VIII dn your tapnlrInE. remoIeI'nr
ana cabinet work neat and prTUpt
HSop. hascrl-nt American National Hans
iultinr W l1i' n u.'
CAUrI ELPEEs All makes e,ptrt-
~ repaired and adjusted Phone Ma4-
nut .t5s-J. gJt Esst ttA ~
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v,msIsnvD MOONS VOa RESy

ron IlEST -rhts. nicely fusnlshsd b.I.
rooms, IN pti,ats home eau MAinws
loAi iIig lYhlusnn
SMALL. southeast hsdfoom V,iy ~.
slfails ~ one EsnilsmHu ~ lhsi tth.
iih UINf tHffH uts sleeping iooms
trAutinlIt fufninhrd tHll ~ fisr
'lHfHfH tiitd sunday " phone WAmnt
Or. hHuiHY
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WASTED Man who undsf-tsnds furni.
tufs iinlshlng nfuce tpholstsring 60.
i'm and Harvey
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WASTED nuliiins superintendent with
| mechanical, plumbing and electrical
etpsiirnes. Apply private oihes. Hnckias
hotel
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4 RESPONSIBLE woman 20 tass care -
Nf'lc sirl lnguiIa cas- iot,L Euom
10. arrr - q m
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tGISTs WANTED.

AGE%TI 'uf Wo1fetful wizard machine
bls nonry mAN0f DENOMINATION 3s'
Hu,EIrH Ia.e'
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WANTED ENp.rlsnfsd sand Pump op.f.
htOf, electric poser. experienced Thfw
steam shovel operator. Arply immsfats
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