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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11
when one lady rose and suggested her

when one lady rose and suggested her
husband as one who needed urging as
she said he just wouldn't do as she
told him. Others periodically fol-
lowed suit and we feel sure with such
a spirit Crestview will receive much
benefit from the society.
Along with the election and other
things we had yesterday big Agricul-
tural Day here conducted by Miss Har-
'thorne, county demonstrators, who has
aroused much interest here in the bet
terment of farm conditions.
Many of the club members from all
over the county were present and re-
ported work done at home. Then the
following lectures were given by state
agents who were here for the day. Talk
on sewing by Miss Cushmnn. Talk on
Club Prices of Exhibit for State Fair
by Miss Layton. Boys Best Work by
Mr.. Blackjack. Judging Poultry. Miss
Floyd. Demonstration Work by Mr..
This program was followed by an
other in the evening in which very in
teresting slides were shown giving
many new ideas to our citizens of the
advantages of modern improvements
on the farms especially electricity.
The same program will be given at
Baker today and then at Laurel Hill,
and then at Wrights.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11
CRESTVIEW CIVIC
LEAGUE is ACTIVE

Crestview, June 10.-The women OF
Crestview have organized a Women 8
Civic League, which has already
proved very beneficial to this pro-
gressive little town.
These ladies have taken it upon
themselves to beautify Crestview and
have gotten permission to have $3.50 of
the surplus Chatauqua funds for this
purpose. One member seems unwilling
to give up these funds. but steps are
being taken now whereby they hope to
gain possession of same.
Homes have been found for orphans
whose relations were unable to sup
port themselves and also for girls
whose present circumstances are
threatening to their moral condition.
Another item of interest in this last
meeting was the report of the play
as yet boasts of no park, these ladies'
have decided to make a public play
ground for the Riddles. A site for this
has been suggested but not fully decid-
ed upon. but. it is thought that same
will be located between Bank building
and Mr.. Jones home and also school
site. One day each week there is to be
story hour for the children and Miss
Carey l. Rice, former teacher of Pen
sacola and also Crestview has agreed
to take up this work the first day,
which will be Wednesday of next week
Several suggestions were made con-
corning the clean up Of different
premises and it was an amusing event
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11
COME CLEAN.

TT does not make much difference
how much we are taxed, II we get re-
suits" These words OF a Pensacola
business man at a recent meeting of
the chamber of commerce, strike new
commercial keynote for Pensacola.
Men are beginning to look upon taxa
ton in a new light. They are begin
ming to realize that 1t is a business
proposition, pure and simple.
1t Is bad business to tax the peo-
pie and then give them no return for
those taxes. 1t 10 better business to
tax them and pay them one hundred
per cent service for every dollar. It Is
better business to tax them and give
them a margin over that one hundred
per cent.
The business men Of Pensacola are
looking to the new county commission
ers for a business administration. They
have been heavily taxed. but they are
looking upon that taxation as q bust
ness asset for the development of the
county. They have come clean them
selves and they expect the county Of
ficials to come clean.
One of the first movements which
the business men of Pensacola should
be the most popular resort in the
South, both winter and summer. That
lit is not is because there Is no direct
way of reaching the Bulf Beach by au-
tomobile. The completion of the Gulf
Beach Highway and Of the Pensacola
Flomaton road will mean that Pensa-
cola will become second Daytona-
For years st. Petersburg and Miami
have been known as tourist towns. But
the census returns have awakened the
people to the fact that these resort
towns have gathered unto themselves
permanent residents Vim increasing
numbers each year. until they have
broken ever record for increase of pop
ulation in the state.
Too much importance cannot posi-
bly, be attached to the completion Of
the Gulf Beach highway. And with the
organized effort Of the Chamber of
Commerce. the Kiwanis and the Ro-
tary Clubs it is safe to say that its
completion will be but the matter Of
a short time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

clubs and gaffs, and climbing on TO tbs
ice cakes. set out to round up a catch
They found the seals sprawled on all
sides, and learned later that they had
struck the main patch. the hope OF all
seal hunters.
The women went about their work
with vim and had captured or killed
100 seals when exhaustion and ap-
proching nightfall compelled them to
cease their labors and make their
catch secure. When the men came back
they were given the task of stripping
the pelts and rendering the oil
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

the envy of the bay today. In a sea-
son of failure in the sealing industry.
they have scored a catch and kill of
size. Wives and daughters succeeded
where the men of the bay had failed.
The ice was still running on this
northern coast, and the men had gone
far out to find the seals that follow it
The wife of the light keeper on Gull
Island saw signs of the herd on the
ice, sent word ashore to the women of
Tilt Cove and marshalled them into a
sealing crew.
They went in boats. armed with
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

American Indians number about
$4,000. divided into $50 tribal bands.
the American survey of the inter
church world movement details. There
are 642 churches composed Of Indians.
with 429 Protestant and EOS Roman
Catholic missionaries working among
them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

In 2.179 of the 5000 counties in the
United States, the inter-church world
movement rural survey is in progress
or completed The surveys are sub
mitted to programmizfng conferences
of the counties religious and civic
organizations for action.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Now we are reliably informed that
the high price Of sugar is due to
shortage. Well, We thought 1t was
something like that. We have been
shortaged for a long time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Because OF some mems rapid promo
ton we call them creatures OF oppor-
tunity-lucky, we say. 1t is much
nearer the truth to say that they were
men ready for the opportunity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

So far we have not heard of a single
man who will accept the vice-presi-
dency, nor of single or married man
who will refuse the presidency.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11
Yum, Yum.

UNI, YUn1.
This week the melons start to roll
northward, and millionaires and win
dow cleaners and railroad flagmen
will regale themselves in the luxury of
a delectable Lake county melon.--Eus-
tbs Lake Region.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Most of us prefer our own party al
filiations to those of the other party.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11
WOMEN GO SEALING
AND BAG GREAT CATCH

Bay of Exploits, N. F., June 1.-THE
women of Tilt Cove are the pride and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Now spiritualistic mediums are re-
porting that Julius Caesar is the rul-
ing spirit of Mars. Well, he has prob
ably come up against a Big Stick, by
this time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

The Tampa Tribune says that really
the air seems purer already. No won
der. with so many burnt offerings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Manners may not make the man, but
Il is very certain that fine clothes IN
make many men.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

We would suggest that the G. Q. p.
repudiate the elephant. and place the
Golden Calf on its escuthceon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Now that it is all over. except the
shoutin' let's get down to brass lacks
again.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

It is not always the man who has the
greatest fund of humor who Is the
funniest--to others.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

we hear very few people complain
ing about lack of appetite, these days
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11
Aren't Needed.

Aren't Needed.
Bryan and Gompers have worked
out the nomination problems so COM
plete1y that the conventions might as
well be called off.--Reporter- Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Why not put the idle poor and the
idle rich both to work. They need ex-
ercise.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

A small boy was run over in Orlan-
do by a train and the Orlander Re-
porter-Star refers to it as near
tragedy. We should say it was nearer
than that.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Well, 1t was exciting while it lasted,
Sut we are glad it is over. Now we
can go fishin'.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

The United States ought to have
little loose change pretty soon, with sc
many nations coming across.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Too much money is bad thing FOL
b boy and a government.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Some of the old republican leaders
may be done, but the old machine is
still intact.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11
For Tampa to Consider,

The figures from Washington give
Miami population of 29,549. In 10
years from now, Miami will easily be
a city Of $4,000 people. even though
Miami should grow at a slower rate
than she has done in the last 10 years
a most unlikely thing.-Miami Metrop-
oils.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

The Cleveland Plain Dealer says
that among the Romans butter distin-
guished the rich from the poor. And
yet we flatter ourselves that we are
PROGRESSING.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11


John Smith. Sam Todd Tom Brown and
business has each?
~ af sd eS 10 serds are .''l hen syoza.
plus Plus 10 Plus 4ns pns eas SIS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Now Secretary of the Navy Daniels
Is doing some criticizing on his own
account.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11
Gary Talks Sense.

Chairman Gary of the United States
Steel Corporation, talks sound sense
when he says the country is in the
hands of the people. His recommen-
dations as to the qualifications Of the
next president are full of logic. Gary
is one of the great men in industries
who do not want everything for his
concern and is willing to help bring
prosperity in the United States, of a
lasting nature.-F1orida Metropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Our idea of a fool is man who in
sists on telling you why It was that he
didn't win.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Came pretty near being just the way
we wanted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

There are just three classes-.he
man who thinks work is curse, the
man who thinks work is n necessary
evil, and the man who thinks work Is
= privilege. Only the latter is worthy
Of the name.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

Quit dreaming about so many things
and do few OF them. Do them often.
Get used to it Stop this eternal
drifting. Don't longer dream-but do
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

We can get used to anything. al
most. except canned music when we
are having a table d'hote dinner. They
may be suited to one another but they
don't suit US.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

When they get that republican plat
form ready 1t win be so heavy It will
probably be too cumbersome to get
anto the convention hall. without shaw
ing some or the planks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

A Cleveland organization is backed
OF a movement to induce girls to wear
wide heels and broad toes. says an ex-
change. They will have a hard time
getting enough girls to make show
ing in that organization.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

1t is said that Pershing will retire
from the army. So far the scum stir
rers and scandal mongers have not as
sailed his splendid record. which no
amount of mud could ever tarnish.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-11

When the candidate
Courted the Ouija,
The board said
ST hate to mislead-ya;
can only confess
That I can't even guess,
Though I'd certainly
Like to obleedge-ya!"
Edmund Vance Cooke.
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4 AiLiH SOUTH.
o. ACRES

- tc''om hrd: Asioias town - q
g m1'srs system of lfrisati8a: -
dltc1rs possr plant for pumDto11
rlass two house. Z bNrns. Gyaoa5S
Ffeis sNsrythius needed on 3 tosuSt.
.0ne ron Cvest car i'ns; uiil eat1 -
~ ot's fms CITY property nsve1
-S,-os,, ;,>',, 4, sSW r,ors,'y, &c sta
-. \ (wJnHAAn = co.
stu'hvsst ws,erss, Okla, 10 -
cultivation, i-rrorn hou-.. prtss ee,l1k
fforsr'y N pSlnhnrua city n. oo0s IA
uNFpipnu HEAirY a. IN
sNs Bsiiimars Nidg,
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over A-nsrie,w e's,s iiash.
EaafN Ohlt lama

ApLsh 4 ronfRrs. dufWGy9 !.
tef Acre, mlirs 90 faws. ~ Gm
isvel, deep, blarf srll In euittvaet1ot
rser ra-'uf. with ilvins wstsr.
IN rihstis rsa hes ard chsevise. tn T
'rsde - Nee lss' s~ssnn. a.soeIn II
large hatn. cement bisNk site. pseo11
tiLege. M
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ore - ~ tn'sfr. .o7si ,fsu1nsfY
enc rs. ulfH 81 - Hs ftiuffs Iu tfa'.
cltsa etrf'usf. rfiss 800 sni si.o ors
par - 800 f4 rs ,+Tar9 D. ii.ss f('I'f
s'siss. Ir. $50 AI4fss Massey Asus.
'.tH"T Ns'r
Tur sNiE 'fssn ore Trs' NH COM.
Iirfr .r - ..rfF-l ~ .ntsfrs.sI
we H-HEff Hs.yJ-ttAA Oaa
Ct'tftI psl|ty
Two rum'J Ds, r.'H IS II, y u'-
tf 'fnr'of ~ Fr'..1Afy ! F.s'e4
s''Iifa ,g"sr ~ s" Both roe Hrefa .as
sr1 fu'hinT f1s Nrsi-Clymsf AfE 60.
= an ~ srh bfa
ron fALH Twa IW hor,-po~.r po'tsh'-
Steam boilers locomotive tYp~ IN Al
condition t!S Harvey " 1874
WILL .-,l ~ trade ono ihtsrns'ional tisht
Tfs't6'. nsthah'rpl'y perfect. terms
nus'ssf iiis ~ walnut
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ESrANi1NiED m,rp'sc'v enrtstn
vaf'' general suisfiu'suSsni good 90
rarI1fy ~ . u=r uith fli09 ~ lnrsst
man - HN.H'F ssltsd mote thsn money
" ytu stF ne wan r'ss ss-. references
DEfahBmsn
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JAMES c,InorN
{op,xs. r,,x. Asp s,S,su'so

Eop k-xins d.ssiopsA and pinish
W,ii, f1Nues u-' We Do not .acfitl,~
svsi,,v To- sN.d w~s,fAi Company, ~
Hnv,h I'osd~sy. Otshotns 'uy
IiiMs DEVELOP FnEt~Ths VIC
lures ~ rbtr They can hc mHds
better Wall ~ Th- fiotsrs shnl. Chick
Nshs, Okla
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pntYATP MONEY iusnsi IN
HuiHmH 'ilrs. iian1f is house
lHli snUis liabYs, sir, 'ali
haIs tisi
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LOST AND vOND
HOuND--fsekass postage slsmps Iu,s
dsy evening ioosri Yri hh'. sans 7"

YOuND-fsckass postage slsmps Tuss-
dsy evening. toosrf Vtpf haNs ssms w
s>iIlns auto Ne !, wssl.tn Nh.ea
l0aT.-in terminal isS riHht savsfe
osya ,.l opt of fnx, SGT Win dls
uonds mud pekTls Finder return ~ 3ees
ciss,sn snd receive ressri " ses.l,
COsT-Pslr nose Iiss..s 10 MeNeys ho,h'
eri please teulrn 10 ~ lnsnrhns- h''s
EnrT-Ailientor rhehss purse. DOWN
tosp. aiming about ~ Reward
wslnu, ,i9' -..---...---.
rnsr on Wisf.ip roicy No fis;H
ts,ued hy Ths Penn Nvur, lsits iassr'
anrs compsny. IN ,hv if- ~ Doc W. '"'
iIns Tn. finder vii please return '"
0hs usdsfslrnci An srrlics''"n has hf"n
Wass fos the ISSUING ot . dupiir air b"'.
NJ coii,nr. ws.tstn bank suppl,.
ff,sr on NtsiAiD- Policy No lisii'
issu.s hy The Penn Mu'asi Ne inrri
Asre company on the NE Of stephen ".
Golsmap Th- finder viit please return
II 10 the untersvNrd An sppiirstlon mas
Nseo made Tor the issuing ~ Q duri'oAts'
Il n. colsr,an. western hank Supply
Cosr psneh Of Keys, reward II returned
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Arro.. vEn,cLss AND AWE..on,ss

fine condition. run sspa miiss hardly
been of ~ rstsm@n' " TOO on ten
month. tine. with one third down can
W. Morgan st fhs Motor Flnsuos cor
pofsiton. " i0f
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vssAsrial.

nom hFH buys iibeug bonds sss
tprsiitn biit " Nsir walbs' see
ron cry LnAsF "s rrTi Nnrsass
l,lan 90 wslhui tpst ~ Harvey
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f .'Hf y.
We TRADE. '.aF agJsna sel used
AUTO MAEgET.
W ''j n' W 'h
fst SALE rofa irurtr l. bod
A.H7rNphG - ltuN . h.
''i /" ' 2" 'i''
NASttI ray 17FB- ~ ate Fort
tstHu To- tnuuHI 'al W le,t =,
rtrulr.s
hEw SEDAN FIff oat fsw fsy.
80 'st... moulding ursttt n 'Dli -
ena, al isko bs'i tf~ N t3at.j
S.LPs ~ Csgp CARS
grH.l = utsflAri faufIrf 80
Nr.l 80 p.tfllhi 'Our.x 200
Noel - Wluys.Nntrht ..tl 70
N,GsI - uury g.ub ... $50
iaU d.+I s1i ha,an "a 'a'J lay-
D su.f
cArlIAhr MOTOR co
" .si ntoadsay Al en-
tuIs SALE ,r- Fol o..loti 'ru.s
zoe lstI sI-e.tt.f. rng S.,rs kUiGh
on" Ntli' sspsu. ftatt,T. Datskt, W. v .
.sifosua
suDn yl,.l fot ais ~ Lsst sta.
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GoOn farm f.r rent. cioss 10 mi
Flirs Van Metsr Co. III on {
ef srxe MIR CIV ~

Gonn farm ~, rent. ciose 10 MI /
rlire Nsn Motsr Co. III on I
cftrEe Hltx cry "
cHolcs NOTION FAM
ise sciv- Y ms- from town =. on1
erufs f-ncsd good inpyovemeNle: ~
iara srh Other ouihalidiasp, pAet q
ient raised betier ihAN 10 bvshee II
~ arfe iasi year uses eifv WaAoR
orH iglsphnns ilne; IN city eyAeoo
ulr' ihs flscs 10 posltis~iy off ~
Re- ''cf me isih n This montt; V
.. Anne rttts " soid baw eit.eooj
ST. tnss~sflnn ~ houss ana past n r.
~ Fays after ran,rsct fev sais: NM r.
first served b.., hsrsaiR In ssata. \
FEANN =. MOORE. NstH
over Ansrie,w a'sss BaBh.
Cesfy, ohishshns,
ApLsh a ronnRrs. duf19Dx \:
ief Acres I nlirs 90 favn. ~ ~
isvol, deep. blarf srlt In euiftvoet00s
rsrr ra-iur. With living wstsr. ~
IN rihsf's r.a hes and cheerise. frUn
'rsia - zee lest s~ssun. f.Yoo1n
large hatn, cemeni bissk site. psee11
Lege.
100 scrss 50 mne- frem sswn. to-
In cultivation, rooi. rich sotl. "A
msadpw snd prslfis pas,sfs vth
water, Groom hous-. ,arss hesn, NqH
on usts frat tss psiGAbNta46J
tsave. ihis farm 10 v.rth 0e.ooo
these ere both bMss'ns. Y -,'3.
ApLrr . nohgRTA OvTUn ~
Biu vkRx rARuAlt 49,
In otishems eouo'y, ssas II -
cultivation. taIsnes n 'iwbse. 49,
re"ri Mouse. good bsro. 81
rte. u,ooe. on spsd isfmst = ~
the eiss-.t ssfgsis In Ohlsh<1D6
II rais ny swnsf ele uaoe ov1A l3l
ron sALu
fiset iart farm ~ misutO e
meri mil. from teheai eoQ1
msBs. Lanyoa. eli on osG1o01
f'6R rBSr o. sale, Sswv d61Is
nef,Lwss, tom ctr iInfte =
,s,.rsrS'. n.,'. s,op = ssy
fenced Cell sna sss VIVA 4 n
iss; Q miles BdmeuAi - -
tsvsi, 70 alfalfa. saA ~ g
hoes; hssa Ter iDe to- nj
kssa ~ stock; slst OAssei -
rvWsipU vsiss egsse t1U1q0
bss, Dsss csssh betien h6I
snye e - sAs ssse = =
,ss .As4ag ss
sscm Sosssi ss1s vssssT ~
...,.. s'.s ss,,e- s,,,. ss's ~ -
sls.iis ss< sssu Asei ~
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LoANs. aEAL ssrArr 'Ecusirv


PRvAru Mo.ES
% lean on improved city properly. loans
siss.d pf.nptly. 10 rod tape Amsnus
Swanson Co, Inc. safe National hAnS
RIde walnut ell. --...-
fpANs 40 improved 0h'skcms cry pror..
ssty. 40 commission taken out, you ~
- zee b~svcs. total iSisfest : peresn''
~ mas i've pears yos ess pay or ~.
1Isee ever s,s nenihs viiecyt notice We
eSs Hats . speciality of :. % 70 ,sm
- Ieoas Wtss ~ es 80 ~ Nret 1918
Tur.sT 0lAs. Phess wainut ass. OKLA
Ssms CITY. Ths I.nriass Investment Co
{6T MIN ,osss WsAe. ssd mtg pepsr
SsvShs \. n 0ardass. oto AMssseas
Ns,mssi 0ahh
Any PAIR cf 1900 10 ioss o. GOOD first
u,ovisass reni estate. 1.i'. OkahomaH
YCvey t,oASgD m d,awonds, watches
And iitsrty bonds, Paul A. Compton
ca. 10 n R"hinsnn, N sN,
cTiyArE LOANS on eioss.in residsnes
Was.n,y Investment Co, feot "
Ysosdway --------------
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sEE MARKHAM MOTOR co ron A
GOOD BUi IN usED CARS. ~. ,ses
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Macnlyrnr roH SALE

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ore fpfuutlt water S0ftsninE Plant.
Th'.s in b,ty ifoosr
pHs =. N. rody iforst
one - IN. fl..v,f
one I b in tls.vst Reverse
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On. Fhos Nsni tf0nsr.
one Sep.k posYt lfrnsr.
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cabinet y.r.u..
one td'a-N a X dJ room.
me g. Ssllgn s.sf'h ,"Hsst.
tHr - 90 cola. Elt tt''atfuF.
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uns 20 DO - ~ N Tra1 Nssi+f.
tI~ i4. ~ 10 lr. IfHs Na asl,Tr.
u.~ gf ib. - - ~. V.tslss asher.
90 ain. ~ 81 IN y 4 x W.h.L
one o.! N. - - w, NAk Wnh"f,
one a. lr. ID a. ia Luiss sinrlsir
one Ioub's Cru Press. CammbiI.
one Tuhu.af water Heater.
t.e thi"itrAtor.
Also 'hAf,lns dangers rltlts ard rt'lns.
none v iSe HYaas LAUNDRY Go.
.ia Ani Western. palah1rus CITY.
FDK SALE nncrsis ulrer Jaeger. al
complete, WITH fry f,st Of track. host,
Yrsplia" snElns. spoi conditions original
oo'' 81 500 wid sell complete for il,lno
vsrd iess than t~sntt wefSins dAi. Ap-
Iiy - Barnard st Ck,ahoma Loader
u'ir o. " 'ff street
ron sALE-it,3s Alwork tractor ,na
Hut'nm John Deere .ef-lf, p,Dw all
Al condition. " 900 - vii 'aFe IN ,tANs
fsfd.n sgd Tisv .Ishhy ICED. .r nss
Fofd tfurh wrh kfs.1 briy preferred
sSsf~rk nfc. ius y, o'is
WANTED--u i4tl. On clean bonsi
faes dc,rfihs Ani prize u yau hav'
them. Kim%i dtSin co, Edmond oN1a
EloHT.ISCH PIPE
Far AL. ) mites ~ gnNf used slne'
linz pir@ priced tsht; 70 prsm,uras Al
ar's boA az, o.mulss~, OKLA. Phon
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tOR SALE p: '.eyilndsr Red seal con
tineatsi engines. iJu. @. rN'1t .us
rsnsion i..smsnn masnetos type a.
single iSaI'ion Midland Motor car 4
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FOR SALE --- ~ f,mAn press mAehln.
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