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The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-27
NOTICE goR PUBLICATION
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- Dspsflnset q O. fatsrir .
u: 8. Land ofiice. at Sterling. Colorado.
April II. 1920
Notice Is hereby given that Jesse 4. Scott.
Of Weldona. Colorado, who on February rs.
1915. naes Homestead Entry. Serial No.
o2t2ll, for NHEwA Section 70, and Lot 2.
sEhNwh, NEA, Section. 90. Township 8 ~.
Rangs u West eth Principal Meridian, has
fled notice Of intention 10 make Final Three
Year Proof, to establish claim TO the land
above described, before The Register and Re
ceiyer. U. s. Land ofhee, at Sterling. Colo
rsdo. on the cath day Of Nay 1890.
Claimant names q witnesses
Samuel Boyd. Robert Ment<r. Benjamin.
dona. Colorado l-22 6-29
A. p BROWNS, Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-27

eggs and chickens, and she buys oil
her feed She claims 200 hens, II man.
aged rightly, will enable a woman to
keep up her table and to dress well.
Next year her eggs money viii be used
to send her boy to college,
Two Vital Polnts.
A poultry club In Coffee county.
Tennessee. In IL months has sold s345
worth Of poultry from a flock of 1875.
The members Of these clubs are Taught
how to weed out poor layers and how
to select good setting eggs by the
poultry specialists. Often the differ
ence between success and failure for
the poultryman or woman lies In
knowledge on these two points.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-27
THURsDTY, MAY 81, 1927

We are awaiting with considera-
BILE interest the comments which VIII
be forthcoming the proposal to vote
a $1,000, 900 bond issue for the pur-
pose OF rebuilding Weld county
bridges.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPublhhsr)

DNR1f
U 8. Land Once 1t sterling. Colorado.
Aprd q. iee9
Notice hereby given ih.i Frsnt NJ D.aid. ios The
he." Al law d J~eph A. Daaid. DEED. d SoashAm,
colsssdo. ~ho, oa sspss~bs T. 1919. aade Homestead
Entry Seal No. ols797. for Leu !. I. Sl.fNEi-4.
SEi-4Se l. Twp On. r. aW. 6sh PIac,p.l Msi-
dian. has hled notice Of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof. to establish claim
10 the land above described beose The Ressir and Re-
eeivs. Y. S Land Oaee al S,eus Coiesade on The 7th
day d June l97o
Claimant names rs witnesses
Edwin J. WiIh.ms. Edwnd F Hoffman. Jacob W. CseS
and Andrew Hsnsen al d Ssoneham Colossdo 40
A. p. BROWNS. Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-27
DANGER in USING KEROSENE
AZ Poultry Remedy Il Should Never
ps Given lntsrnallv-oI WIN
Gauss eilsterina. ~

The use Of kerosene as q poultry
remedy is dangerous. It should never
be given internally. a. results may
prove fatal. Il ahould never be. used
on the fowl. q It win cause blistering
It soft partA
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-27
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
STATE OF COLORADO

County Of Weld sTs'8
In the County Cssrt. In Probate
In the Estate Of
No. trf '4
Arthur L. Potter, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday,
the 18th day II July. 1920 l will present 70
the County Court Of Weld County. Colorado,
my accounts for final settlement Of said e.
tate. when and where all persons In infer
est may appear asd object to them, u they
so desire.
ISAAC EDWARD POTTER,
Administrator Of said estate.
First publication May 27, 1920
Last Publication, June IL, 1890.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-27

PULL DOWN the high cost Of living
by growing garden. Vegetable
plants from the Fort Morgan Flo
raj Co. will help. See display ad
in this issue Direct mail service
from Fort Morgan on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays by auto.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-27

Everything your friend touches
turns to money, but did you ever
notice that every time YOU try TO
touch" him he turns to stone?
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-27

kFOR SALE:v- An attachment to
convert your Ford into a tractor.
VIII sell dirt cheap Call at En-
terprise Office 3-tf
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-05-27
]. C. NIXON

&c. NIXON t
Attorney and councillor at Law
J. c. Nixon A. z. H.aley
207 Coronado Building
Opposite Court House. Greeley. Colo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Business Opportunities
PatUangall Ready
To Debate League
With Sen. Glen

Bath. Ne. Aug. DIV r. Pa1tan-
gall. Democrat. Of Augusta former
attorney general of the State. Sarur-
dar night accepted the challenge of
State Senator Patrick II. Gillen OF
Bangor, Republican, for a JOINT de-
bate on the League Of Nations Mr..
Pattangal. n an address here, said:
II Willingly accept Senator Gillen 5
challenge 10 q Joint debate on the
League OF Nations. Personally I
should be willing 10 support the
League as submit tilted 70 the Senate
by the President. as against Senator
GiIlen's opposition TO any League,
but 10 make any bearing on The
present cam paIgn the proposition 10
ne debated should De based upon me
attitude Of the Democratic and Re-
publican parties as set forth N the
respective National platforms. On
that basis ! VIII meet Senator Gillen
anywhere IN Maine. provided We can
be assured Of an unbiased press re-
port Of the debate
An effort will he made 70 arrange
the debate between MIR. Partangau
and Senator Gillen al central loca-
tion IN Maine within the next few
DAYS
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Find Body Woman
Suicide at Bangor

Bangor aug. 2S-The body Of
Mrs Edward Bradley who mas been
missing from her nome since Thurs
day morning was found this after
noon ny BOYS bathing near The Ban
Eor boom. the body coming up be-
tween the logs. For three days
men from the sherIf's office assisted
by neighbors have been dragging
the river without results. Mrs.
Bradley, who lived with her husband
ana three children n State street
disappeared from her home early
Thursday morning between ana :
O'Clock and foot prints were found
leading 70 the river Near the liver
was found a pair OF shoes and the
indications pointed to an act Of sui
clde. Mrs. Bradley had nervous
breakdown after a surgical opera
uon about five years ago. and since
that time has been i'll Besides her
husband who is d supervisor al the
Bangor State Hospital, she leaves
three children, aged Il. g, years
respectively.
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rur Growers Of County Meet-Republican Women Hear
speeches and Name Committees-Locai Happenings and
Persona@-Reai Estate Transfers

uIda- after being the guest of Nj.
and Mrs. P. " Merry.
Miss Lillian Shepherd of Athens
Mills. where she will he a member
OF Lhe teaching force for the coming
year
Eleanor Curtis has returned to her
home IN Fairfield, after being the
guest Of Mrs Jennie Eavens.
Mrs Almon Robinson and two
children. Tobey and Elizabeth. re-
turned 70 their home IN Auburn
Saturday morning. after being guests
the Back road and MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Coolidge at their home IN Scion.
Mrs. Donald BurriIl and daughter,
Evelyn. left Saturday for Chelsea.
Mass. where they are 10 De guests
OF relatives.
Miss Helen Osgood. New England
representative for the Red Cross. re-
turned TO Boston Saturday morning
Miss Osgood on Friday met the
members Of the Red Cross Of Madi-
son and Arson The Madison and
Arson Red Cross Society had been a
branch Of the Sk0whesan Chapter
Al this meeting Il voted 70 apply
FOR a charter for an independent
chapter ana elected the following
officers: Chairman. {. F, Hum
pnreys secreta-w Miss Lula Eol-
way; vice chairman. Mr. Burns. The
society voted to take up the peace
program ana TO have public health
nurse in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson Of
Canaan were IN town Saturday morn
ing on business.
Mrs. Ethel Palmer and two chill
dran. Erv1na and Norman. of East
Skuwheran. were in town Saturday
Miss Lillian Horne and brother
Thomas Horne. of Dorchester, Mass.
arrived n town Friday and are
guests Of Miss Margaret M. Smith
of Bloomfield street. The Hornes
formerly resided IN Canaan. Miss
Horne was graduated from Skowhe-
gan High. class Of 1918.
Somerset county fruit growers
held an enthusiastic meeting al the
farm Of Henry G. Wennorth on the
Back road Friday. There were about
Us IN attendance. The first speaker
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PULP AND PAPER
SUPTS. TO MEET. BREWER

Bangor, Aug 39-The next meeting
Of the Northeastern DIVISION Of the
American PUP x Paper Mil SuperIn-
tendents Association VIII be held al
the plant Of the Eastern Mauufacrur-
ing Company, So. Brewer. Me on
"Wednesday, September Sth.
The program for the meeting viii
be as follows: 1SO-SD0 P III. Bus
mess meeting; 3.0O-5.oO P Nd. Tour
Of inspection through the mills of the
Eastern Mfg. Co.; 5.00-6.30 P, NJ.
Complimentary dinner served by the
company IN the dining room connect
cd with the Service Department; $50
Sis p M VIII he devoted 10 reading
and discussion Of papers by members
Of the association ana matters rela-
tive TO Pulp and Paper Industry.
The first paper 10 be presented viii
be nv DR.. Brautlecht Of the University
of Maine. on purpose and scope of the
NUN and paper making course al the
University Of Maine. Mr.. Hugo Han
son head of the technical research
department al the Eastern Mfg. Co
Will present a paper on the use Of cot
ton linters IN paper making. There
will also be an address relative to
the use Of the suction press roll in the
making Of book and fine writing pa
pers.
All men interested in the pulp and
paper industry are requested 10 at
tend Those wishing 70 take the
western train VIII have ample time
to make connections n Bangor. az the
train does not leave until 800 p. M,
local time
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NEWTON MAN TENNIS
CHAMP AT SQUIRREL

Squirrel Island. Aug. 2S-w. E
Porter of Newton. Mass. won the
challenge round Of singles here today
over Victor Hockrneyer OF Lowell.
Mass. 1920 singles champion of
Maine. and therefore retains perrna-
nentiy the challenge cup which he has
held for two years. Porter took the
round IN straight sets. Ga. Ga, GA.
HoCkrneyer worked hard throughout
the whole round and had the advan
tage on Porter n both the last two
sets 4-S. but the Newton player came
hack strong. j. D. Ewing and Victor
Hoclzmeyer left today for New York
where they will compete Monday in
the National singles tournament.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
ROSLTNDALE. MASS. MAN
BROWNS IN YORK RIVER

York Harnor Me, Aug 2k-WlI-
liam J. VOL. %, Of Roslindale. Mass.
a pianist al the Marshall House was
drowned late thls afternoon when a
canoe canstzed on the York river He
was soon taken from the watur. but II
is believed his heart failed him. This
was woll's first season al ehe Harbor
His parents and several brothurs anu
sis tiers survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30

-..es- a 0>sker Vert 10 Lewiston
ESaa;a-cay ID 4-.7a nome an automo-
L..
NJ. lno lis Guy -onant and Mr.
III G.s =. Warning have returned
:~L Il. AUG mp 10 canada
il ana Mrs. William Chaplain re
,l-,eo -- --w~cnce. Mass. 5atur-
L. 4.csr 5e-nr guests OF Ir. and
BIZ lerr-r- GoSwoI-h Of East Mad
le-
II a1- us. I'm Dugas and three
FMS 7~-Es. T~aa and Donald, LEFT
;1;t-aar ta~ -.snon Fails. where
as' -5 -7 IT, guests for a week 81
1, 9asas s--sln, Miss Mary Du-
gs2
E-s 5ose.a christopher returned
( 1o@or Sa,uroay morning. after
'@1r --s- : n. a1d Mrs. J.
:. --e---... .s~ tataar. .. V. Her
III wno LIS $50 beer = guest II
:. za,-~--a, az on the same
i,..a q, 1=z-5.
j., ~ Us 5aroid McRav passed
e;-'1a~ ~ rs parents. Mr. and
!: A 1e7r-f - "a al taeIr home n
| asa ar~o
rs -r-.... =.ve. = Canaan is
.'''.1- ..~ cas- n warerville.
SIG -~.anas
'7.@.- l-..- aas oAen he guest IF
.l-ses = -Ts,@-,-iie.
4T Craze aaaaau Fowler, who
= t@', .as raesr u Mr. and Mrs.
e Dur Ar, ara Mrs. Heroerr
az A. ana Mrs. John Nut
- 'e,u-o=a 10 aar home N Or
@--'2,. sa-.--.a,-
pI.F raa-@ Harry Wheeler of
.''''aao We p basiness caller IN
=. AR t-e Sheldon BeaIe. sons,
a -- j. and Mrs. " =.
'-'-. 2.'n~a2 % Caratuak. sun
!. "A.t .a.- were dinner guests
-Ha 4rs =. 3 Clark.
'-':S' Fr.ana returned 10 her
a.. --.-.l saturday, after vis-
T. ''s -a'~a Eell in CornviIle
~. "a 's q A>Aens. Mrs. Po-
E~--asr # The Somerset
~ 1'1.-. and On Wednes-
W. -I sE-ltr -, ,-,.-,.-,.
u, .''sS am. e Waugh returned N
nome Worcester. Mass. Sat-
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CHELSEA


There will be a general meeting
of the Republicans of tins town
Tuesday evening al o'clock (stand-
ard in the chapel where Miss AIDE
laid Thurston of Minnesota Will
speak. 1t is earnestly huped that
every man and woman IN Chelsea
will attend. ana an invitation is ax-
tended 10 AL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30

that civ
Miss Bessie Edwards. her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. D, :. Edwards ana their
guests Miss Alice Ladd Of Fairfield
and her brother. Frank Ladd Of New
York. mo1ured 10 Newporr. Saturday
afternoon. where they called on
friends.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms ana Land FOR Sale 81
80 ACRES-FRrTn. good buildings, near
Gardiner a big value. Only $500. {. z.
Became Gardiner.
600 ACRES-In Chelsea. $ miles from
Gardiner beautifully situated or
stream. Known as Ssarls Mills farm.
Running water Farm machinery IN
cluded Inquire J. 3. Hayes. Ran
eolph Tel. lU3-W.
ACRES-Ahout 81 miles from city.
Best trade II The State. Wallace DIP
lock.
10 ACRES-of land. good set Of build
ings, water ~ house ana barn. miles
from Readfeld Depot Pear and
plum trees. also small fruit on same.
A. {. Pinkham. Re2dtield Depot h ID.
SO ACRES-Whar 40 YOU Trunk Of tins
farm 60 acres. cuts 20 IONS nav
gosd buildings well located. plenty OF
wood. fine spring Of wells. Farm.
buildings. 20 tons of hay and cows
for S2S00. J W Beck Agency, 2U7
Water ST. Augusta.
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Good QckDea Propositions Are Advertised Under Houses for Sale"
"Who Can | Ceto"

There's heavy carpet to be taken UP. beaten
and re-laid Who can get 10 do it for me-?
''The lace curtains ought 10 be taken down and
washed. Who can get TO do it for me-"
Who can get TO whit ewash the CELLAR"
These and similar questions viii be answered
satisfactorily if you read Journal classified ads
Look under the classification Services offered
and find reliable helpers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30

latest model Sd NOTE I
Purchased about two years age. sns-
half regular price. with rctis. aiss
planes upright and square and
pnononraphs. Sscrifirsc for auicie
sale c. ~. o'Rrien, TED. Tsl, Dennis
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FOR SALE 1879 REQ SEDAN
Look At Me!

One Of the Collie Shsnaerds wc-,,
having. Eight month"; with naxsn hair
Ike velvet. sable head IS It's no bet
ter watch on earth OF his age. Knows
everything You sEv. Name Rover fnr
ana handsome. loves children and guards
them and your hume. Cheap at slee
for a KIND home see. c. @. T. approval:
long way 20 hnd one like this You see
Whit Won buy. James II shaw win
throp, Ne. r. r D. %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
HonAes for Sale

WE HAVE a big listing for this week,
50 be sure to see what we have be-
fore YOU buy, look over the follow
ing list. we are sure to have the
home that will suit you.
ONE on tho best homes in Ardmore,
on c street, southwest, lot l0Oxl5O,
ten room house with three sets of
bath fixtures, large double garage
with servants quarters above, also
fitted with sewer connections, this
lot is worth SO 900, price for few
days $4,000.
A NEW five room modern bungalow
ON A street. northwest, lot 5OXl5O
price Si,jO0
\ LARGE . room home with garage
and driveway, east front. lot 5OX
100. close in on North Washington
street bargain at $4,000.
s ROOM cottage on First Ave. north
west. lot 5OXlj0, water, gas and
lights, price $3.50. We get the
$40.
A DANDY room cottage on C st"
northwest, lot 75Xl5O, price sSl5O'
FOUR room cottage on street
southeast. near ice plant, also n
large barn. lot 75x2OO. faces on two
streets. price $500. Very easy
terms.
4 FIVE room modern cottage with
servants house and garage on 0th
Ave. northwest near Washington
Lot 5Oxl45, price $1,000, can be
handled for 500 cash.
A LARGE six room bungalow on
West Main street, near Central Park
this will soon be down town busl'
ness property, will rent for $loo
PEI month, if you are looking for a
home ard investment this viii SUIT
price $500, terms.
A BEAUTIFUL home on Stanley
boulevard. near | street, all latest
built-ln features, consisting OF
rooms. bath and breakfast room
price 81 800.
3 ROOM modern bungalow on Wover
ton ST.. near Fourth Ave. lot BOX
$50. price only s2sCO.
1 ROOM modern bungalow ON BlXpy
Ave, ali latest built-in features
price So 500, terms.
| n NEW i've IbHll Hio''ii' '"''n' "
| on o street, southwest, lot ooNIoo'
price Se.100, easy terms.
| 4 VACANT lot on West Main street
east Of railroad, 5OxlS9, price 500
! terms.
\ BEAUTIFUL lot on McLish Ave-
near / street, size iOX2OO, price 81.
uO000
A DANDY new five room bungalo"
on Sth Ave. near A northeast price
only S2.6uO YOU could not ouilc
this house for that money
\ BEAUTIFUL building site on West
broadway. east Of railroad, 0oNloo
price hoo.
WE have lots on Stanley Blvd. tha'
belong to out Of town people We
can sell for $500 each, just wes'
of railroad.
A LARGE seven room house on Nortn
Washington street, south OF railroad
"A fine rooming and boarding mouse
proposition. price $500,
DON'T forget that we make loans
TO either help YOU or buy or bullc
a home, we make terms when you
buy hIough us without cost to you
GwiIL0t & Hall
500 simpson Building
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
Real Estate

branch railway line through the
south plains region OF West Texas.
A new farming and live stock region
with new towns Is being opened up.
This territory already is partly oc.
cupied by good class OF settlers and
crop possibilities proven by actual
experience. Here you can profltably
raise cotton. corn, sorghums and fruit.
1t is an ideal livestock and dairy
country. Low prices for untitled
lands and very easy terms. Move
in early and take first pick. Write
today for free illustrated folder. T.
c. Spearman, 1000 Railway Exchange
Chicago. Ill. l3-20s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
Ardnn0r@ Homaes

\ FINE little iive.room bungalow on
McLish Avenue; built in features;
brick mantel price only 5000
A VERY large siX-room bungalow on
McLish Avenue; well built; hand
somely finished price $1,000.
\ REAL home on Stanley Boulevard;
corner lot; six rooms; garage; swell
place TO live; price $1,000
\ FINE home; six rooms, corner lot,
best location in the city elegant ap-
pointments; price so, 500
\ TWO STORY home, with large lot,
on Bixby Ave. built for a home, and
is complete in every detail; price
$4,000
A FINE two.story home on d street,
southwest; eight rooms, hardwood
finish; very choice location; price
$4,000.
SOME very fine lots priced very low
in southwest.
THE best site for fine home in Ard
more; $50 feet square on the high
part Of McI4ish Ave. away from the
worries of the city; price only 81
coo.
A GOOD bargain in a fiveroom mod
ern home on r street southwest;
price only $500.
BUY a home close in; We have five
room modern house on Third Ave.
northwest, for only s3,2jO.
A BIG 70-foot front lot on c street
northwest, Il little over two blocks
from the new hotel; this is ideal
location for apartment house; price
only $3.50
A FINE and very large bungalow on
West Broadway; six rooms; every
one very spacious; living room
across front; brick mantel: lot COS
100 feet; this is the cheapest nome
in the city; price only $500.
A FIVE-ROOM modern home on West
Broadway; price only $3.50.
A FOUR-ROOM home on NJ street
southwest corner lot; east front
price only $1,000.
a STORE building on a lot 50x11(
feet in southwest only $3.50.
A FINE siX.room home on Nortl
Washington street, close in. only
$4,000.
A FIVE-ROOM modern home on Stl
I. avenue, northwest; large lot; onl,
$500.
A FINE.ROOM home on Caddo street
corner lot lOOx2OO feet, price only
$1,000.
A GREAT big lot l00x20O feet. and {
nice six.room house on G street
northeast for only $4,000.
A REAL home; five-room moderl
house on corner lot, 70xl30 feet
owner is making another invest
ment and will sell close; in north
west; price $500.
NICE lot to build little home on
northwest on car line; only $3.50.
\ FIVE-ROOM home on nth avenue
northwest; owner is leaving the city
price $4,000.
A LOVELY home place on e ST.
Northeast; fine neighborhood hous
contains six rooms, and has ever.
modern appointment; large ground
on corner; This is real home
price $3.50.
A BIG fine lot on G ST., northwest
has frontage Of ia feet; this proI
erty should bring now $1,000 pc
front foot; our price for the who'll
property is only $1,000.
A BIG lot close in on Il St.. South
west, Just across first railroad track
So feet front; price is less than hal
what it ought to be.
A FINE corner lot 1l5xl65 feet on ,
ST.. Southeast, and splendid five
room house; price $500.
SOME nice trackage property suitabl
for a wholesale house.
r. G. McKiddy
126 IL West Main Street. "A.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18

BABY chicks, Rocks. Reds, Leghorns,
Wyandotts, Orpingtons, booking Feb.
ruary delivery, reasonable prices,
free delivery. Catalog. Standard
Egg Farms, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
w amt a Home?

WE have modern lO'room home,
chicken houses. out.bulldingS where
you can have a COW and pigs. and
live like n lord and whole block
of ground. 1t all goes for prlc'
that you can't build the house for
Let us show you this place.
One of the best built room bunga'
lows ON McI.ish for Monday, spe'
clal. our price is less than what
it cost to build the house. Let us
show you this place, Si.75O.
a BEAUTIFUL room bungalow,
living room clear across the front,
french doors, garage, chicken
house and yard in fact a fine place
TO live. Close in, southwest Price
5000.
MODERN close in bungalow ON d St.
n W. Five rooms well arranged.
Garage. Lot 6ONl5O. y good puy
IL our price.
A BARGAIN on close.n property. y
fine modern castfront bungalow.
Close in on North Washington. Good
lot. garage. and barn, driveway.
rnis place cannot be bent for any
thing near the price Has two beau
tifu homes with private entrance
that can bc rented for a good price
4 NEW modern sIxroom bungalow
on \ street, y. W., one block from
postorfico. The best chance to make
some money on Ardmore property
Owner has other close-in property
and is willing to let this place go
We have four other bargains on
same street
4 COOP. up to date c room bungalow
,lose in. northwest, built less thai
years Good nclshborhood anc
Tin, price ol $1,000 win handle 1t
Terms il wanted.
: ROOM housr, large lot. tast nom
on car line, northwest good oul
Tor $500.
WE HAVE lots Of nice places an'
can Fl, YOU out if you want to buy
Glt1' our prices bcftrc YOU buy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18

FOR SALE-White rats. Phone 1906.
1879
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
Wanted to Rent

WANTED-To rent four or five room
house Call 1863.
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Poultry and Eggs

FOR SALE-Eight young Barred
Plymouth Rock hens also three
Partridge Wyandotte hens and one
rooster. Phone $40. 1872
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Real Estate

II priced right would buy small
tracts OF unimproved land anywhere.
Write Charles Harbert, Ardmore,
Oklahoma. 1875
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WANTED 10 BUY-A 5 room mod
ern bungalow in north part OF town.
Address Box 104. 1873
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MALE HELP-Colored men: 81 pants
offer; 81 suit offer; write for free
samples and styles. Knickcrbocker
Tailoring Co.. Dept. 664, Chicago.
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HELP Delivery boy, one
with grocery experience preferred.
Phone 1921 or 3SS. 1863
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WANTED-To buy from owner, nice
modern home. Prefer large lot.
Phone 1918 X. 1873