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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
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WHERE 10 you want it? We have
them everywhere and can be sure to
find the place you have been look.
ing for
VERY closes in n. w. blocks from
new hotel 5 room plastered bunga.
low in perfect condition. This is
good buy and will sell at once.
2ND AVE, four rooms and bath, lot
7OXl4O, chicken yards and house,
garden spot.
c st. ). f., . rooms and bath. Good
east front lot, Easy terms.
sTH AVE, n. W., six rooms and
bath. Newly papercd throughout and
in good condition. A very roomy
house.
BIRD AVE- y. W. 5rooms and bath.
Good lot and very close in.
l2TH Ave. n. W. rooms and
bath. LlrL lot with outbuldlngs
and garden. Chicken yards
II St., y, w, 5 rooms and water.
New bungalow and close to school.
G St, y. w, s rooms and water.
Large east front lot lOOXl39 This
can be made a fine home.
c ST" n. W., 4 rooms and bath.
Large lot and brick house.
G ST. n. w. very close in. rooms
and bath, garage, chicken yards
Well improved. \ really good buy
NORTH Washington St., 3 rooms and
bath. Large lot with flower garden
garden, storm cellar, garage. A beau
tlful little home. Close in
Il 81, ). W. large 10 room home
ideally located for a roominG an,
boarding house This can be bought
right and is dandy investment
Very close In.
II ST. 5. w, beautiful east front
rooms and bath, garage and con
crete driveway. New house and very
close in.
II ST, S. W. 8 rooms and bath, larg,
lot. Hardwood floors and buiItii
. features. Fire place.
3RD Ave, $. W., II rooms and ar
ranged for private apartment. Thh
is the best location i'm town am,
GOou puN,
BIRD AVE. 5. w, rooms and bath
garage. Close in and i'm a goo,
ncghborhood.
BlXBY AVE, 5. W. rooms an,
bath, garage and driveway Excel
lent neighborhood.
BIXBY AVE, 5 rooms and bath, gar
age and driveway. Breakfast room
and all built in features.
BIXBY AVE. s. w, 6 rooms an,
bath. Garage and driveway. This i
real home and a good buy.
5 STANLEY AVE, 5. W., c rooms AM
J bath, large lot and very close in.
4TI AVE. 5. w, rooms and bath
hard wood floors and trimmings
7 Breakfast room. This is a dandy an
J.. a bargain.
! If YOU really want to buy HON
come to see MS and let us shoN
YOU our list We have them at a
prices from $1,000 to $4,000. w
have some beautiful lots in Ros
: Lawn Addition also. All east of tn
, Il. r. We know the town. The tow
knows MS.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25
Real Estate
Crescent Realty Co
?23 West Main ST. Phone 55o
REAL ESTATE AND OIL LEASES
Real Bargains in Real Estate

Real Bargains in Real Estate
No. /, good five room modern house
with bath, on L street, y, h. fruit
trees, small barn, $500 wNl handle
deal. Lot 50xl50, price $4,000.
No ., six room modern house with
bath, good porches, closets, fruit
trees, cast front. one block from
paved street Close to school, lot
lOOX2OO, on II street, n f.. price
$3.50.
No. 5, seven room modern house,
barn and fruit trees, concrete
walks, nice shade trees, faces north,
house old. ON West Main street.
Price $4,000 terms one,half cash
No. 4 eight room house, gas and
water in sewer district, lot 100X
l39. on G street, ~ W, price $4-
900 terms $1,000 cash. balance
S2745 per month.
No. 8 four room modern house with
bath. Good storm cellar, lot 50xl00.
Price $500 Terms $1,000 cash,
balance easy terms, on Bird Ave,
n. w.
No 6, six room modern house. gar
age, nice shade trees. lot 10ox1SO,
on C street N. W. a dandy bargain
at $4,000
No. Z, four room house. G1s, water
and lights, in sewerage district lot
JOX92. Price $3.50, terms 5000 cash.
balance easy, on Harris street. y.
w.
NJ. s. five room modern bricl,
house, within one block Of street
ear This property includes -four
fine lots, each about so foot front
ana an average of l}9 foot depth
/ Price $3.50 in n. W.
| Ne. ., five room modern house. good
porchos, on excellent paved street
in y. w, lot 1OxllO, price $4,000
80. 10, seven room modern bunga
low about two years old, can bC
/ used by two families on splendid
paved street in y. w., a bargain
at $6,5oo, $4,000 cash, balance OF
terms.
/ No II, two story business house Il
n. W., splendidly built, good loca
ton, garage, chicken house, grocery
stock ana fixtures, price $3.50.
No 10, eight room modern house il
! n, w, garage, shade trees, Goot
garden, lot lOOxlOO. Price S6,5OO
No 10, six room modern house OF
j. street y. w, an excellent propo
sition at $3.50. Reasonable terms
No. II, seven room house, modern il
every way, hardwood floors in from
rooms, fireplaces, built in book
cases and cupboards, closets, mic,
yard with fruit and shade trees
house faces north and west, locate,
in $. w. lot G5Xl5O. Price $95OO
No. 10, five room house with bath
closets. fireplace in each room, tw,
big screened in porches, servant
house, good cistern, four block
from new hotel in S. W., lot Z
Xl5O. Price $3.50.
No. 16, a fine business lot on Yves
Main street, a big value at a YER
reasonable price. This is snaT
No. II, one Of the most beautiful
residences in the city, two stor
brick with elegant finishings, eigh
large rooms with basement an
cyclone cellar \ home of whc
any one could be proud. If yo
want such a place and mean bus
ness call on US for location an
price.
No. Is, We make a speciality of o
leases. Come ana see our boarC
SEQ our list and let us quot
prices. We are ready TO do busines
with those who mean business.
CRESCENT REALTY COMPANY
Phone 355 993 West Main Stree
90.
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Honn@s for Sale

4 LARGE six room modern two
story homo on = street, northwest
corner lot, close in, price only So
500.
A REAUTlFCL home on i street,
southwest. corner lot, east front,
this is one of the best homes IN
the southwest and the price is low,
shown on appointment only.
4 FIVE room new brick home ON
Uagroye street. large concrete
porches, price only $4,000 and the
terms will be left to you.
ONE Of the best room modern
bungalows in the city on y street.
northwest, east front, large gar
age, hardwood floors, lot '7Nloo
price $4,000.
A NEW and up-to.datc 6 room home
on | street, southwest, will sell
furnished or unfurnishcd, lot 5SX
$50. large garage and concrete
driveway, price and location on ap'
plcation.
A NEW five room bungalow on 10th
Ave, near North Washington ST.
price only s2,5OO; term. $500 cash.
balance easy
4 FINE building site on West Broad
way. east of II. r., price $1,000.
A 5Oxl5O, FOOT lot on Stanley Blvd
one.half block west Of r. r., price
s7O0 terms.
YoU buy the lot and we will lend
YOU the money to build your home
on the Georgia state plan, no
stock a straight loan with inc
monthly pay privileges. We still
have large listing cf homes in
all parts OF the city If YOU are in
the market for a home it will be
our pleasure to show you what We
have.
(suillo& & Hall
Phone aSS 80, Simpson Gldg
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Livestock
lNEN WANTED TO SEL
GROCERIES,

pigs, Cor. c and Drew Sts., s. w.
253
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Positions Wanted

POSITION WANTED-By young
lady stenographer with over six
years experience in general office
work. Address y. S. Box 30i.
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LamgsGom Inv. Co.

20S Simpson Bldg.
o5.3 Phone lO2l1S51-2l59
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25

SWELL six room brick bungalow
on car line northwest, Ardmorc,
modern and n bargain Terms, H..
c. Tate, office phone As, residence
1916. 2l10
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Real Estate

FOR SALE-Lots on paved street
cheaper than any in Ardmore.
Cash or terms. VIII build house
for purchaser Il desired. l.. Il.
Marston, 40S "D" ST., n. w. elmo
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FOR SALE room strictly modern
house; bath, closet barn, chicken
house and yard Lot 75Xl5O. Lots of
shade good garden is planted. win
sell furnished or unfurnished.
Phone 202I. 25.9
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FOR SAILS vacant lots close in
$. w, cash or terms, and selling
worth the money. Yates, the Earth
Man.
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED---A porter, apply the Trav'
elers Hotel. 25'2
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For Sale

FOR SALE-Tmee dwellings situated
on B street and 4th Ave-, y. w.
Phone 2249 1856
FOR SALE-Lot No. 10 Sunset View
Addition $500; terms $50 down, $40
per month, viii consider easier
terms, II interested inquire, Helen
Sander 2Sj Rycrson St, Brooklyn,
n. Y 1S-lmo
HAY soc bale at barn. 65c bale de.
livercd Jim Watkins. 1876
FOR SALE-By owner. one room
house; one room bungalow. ID n.
W., Phone 14l4J 21.1mo |
FOR sALE-Good top buggy, and
horse. n. Y. Jones, 10 South
Washington 81, Phone 4O3. 2l-6 |
FOR sALE-Ear corn and hay. Corn |
at $3.50 bushol; hay 80 to 75c bale |
at tho barn. j. J. stolfa, McLish
Avenue 21-7-2twk !
FOR SALE-A big refrigerator for
hotel on restaurant. Carnes Flow
or Shop. 22-S
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FOR SALE-tull suite furniture
-- brass bed and springs dresser
Washsland and small table $40 ior
finn outfit can 6l0 or sec me at
l0a nroadway y. W. 223I
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loi, SALE -- IiousehoId lurhilur''
Phonr MS w ). pa'her' I"'..
NA0
80 -,-r 80 ,.... ha,., n,
',.' '.' a. -on M, $50
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STAT ~'d one season. 'IiH pflO''
Y. Is. k'aIn'y. -''
,-TI --,I-r - - -1-It,,---
j. 'lIt TNI-H i.IhtilN ltil', hlA'i'H
stove, ihr"o rockers, one ped ana
springs, = IocNerS' ana one dresser
thone 2oN4. 25'3
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POSITION WANTED--As stenogra.
pher by young lady, experienced.
Phone lG45 25-3
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AND well paid position for you
as soon NJ you finish your short
, training course.
WE teach YOU without any charge
i rep profession whore your
chances for the future are mighty
good
WE pay YOU a salary while YOU are
learning.
RAIlD promotion and frequent sal
arV Increases await you here.
POSITIONS arc permanent. In a
big company like this there are
many places of responsibility for
the deserving. These positions are
open to you. You will make no
mistake by selecting this business
in which TO make u successful pros
porous future for yourself.
COME in ana let us tell YOU of the
mary ways in switch our company
shows its interest in the welfare
aud advancement Of our employees.
YOUNG women S years Of age or
over come and see the Chief Oper-
ator. second floor telephone build
ing.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELE.
PHONE COMPANY
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Female Help Wanted

Chamber maid, sS per
week hoard and room, Rice Hotel
Paus Valley, Okla. 1876
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~l be run '"too lato TO classify"
All want ads are cash Advertise.
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cepted only at customers risk and the
Ardmoreite will not be responsible for
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FOR SALE

one Ford five.passenger, Hassler
shock absorbers, moter meter, same
as new; 1920 model
one Chevrolet 400 at a real bargain
one Buick Roadster, 6.cylinder'
Hartford shock absorbcrs; cut out;
cord tires; Warner lens; spot light,
seat covcrs the best buy in town.
one l-cylinder REQ Roadster, 1920
model at a real buy.
ono Franklin Roadster, cord tires,
extract; 1880.
one 1920 7passonger Chandler that
we can save you some money on,
Come, look 'em over.
TOM COOPER'S GARAGE.
Phone 1883 or 70.
Ask for Ben Cooper 81
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Real Estate

FOR SALES room house. water and
gas. Lot 12OXl4O. $4,000. We have
number OF bargains See me be.
fore buying. Il. r.. Dallas. 25.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-25

TIE SANTA FE has built n new
branch railway line through the
South Plains region of West Texas,
\ new farming and live stock re-
gion with new towns is being open
ed up. This territory already is
rarity occupied by Il good class of
settlers and crop possibilities PROV
en by actual experience. Here you
can profitably raise cotton, corn,
sorghums, and fruit 1t is an IDEAL
live stock 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. r. c. Spear
man, II Santa F'c Bldg, Seagravcs,
FoNs.
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FOR SALE--Choice resident corner lot
Go 1.2xl50. corner Of McI.ish and NJ
ST., s. w. If interested call G. w.
Groom Phone zoos at Stroman
Motor Co.
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FOR SALE My home az 3l9 c St
S. r.. price $2150, $500 cash, bal
ancC easy terms.
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DO YOU WANT-A A, 3, . or u Z
room modern bungalow? l have
ranging from $1,000 to $4,000.
Terms, $500 to $4,000 cash, balance
monthly. Don't buy until you look
this list over. Yates, the Earth
Man.
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WHERE can you buy q bungalow
home answering this description; 4
rooms framed throughout, concrete
foundations; gas and water; lot 90
x15o n. W., in blocks OF post
office 5000 cash, and note $3.50, at
S per cent, paid $50 per month.
House Will rent for $50 right Off
the bat, and you couldn't bulo
the house for the price. Yates,
the Earth Man.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-30
EusIC: AI \ CLUB ];

SeskANS
An enjoyable concert was given 4 By
the city band at the high school audi
torium Thursday evening Of last week
under the auspices Of the Musical Art
club. This was the first public appear,
ance Of the band under the direction Of
the new leader, J.. E. Rasicot, and the
attendance was not as large as the con-
cert. merited.
Mr.. Rasicof has worked up a. good
band, with many obstacles to overcome
and the organization promises to be in
the class with the leading bands of the
state before long. The playing Thurs
day night was really too loud for an in
door concert but that is always true of
of a band, which is trained for playing
in the open air.
At an open forum meeting Monday
afternoon the club adopted an amend
ment to the Articles of Incorporation
and Bylaws, relating to the dues and
admission fees. The annual dues Of &C.
tive members was left at % and the
annual dues of student members was
fixed at 81, for student programs only,
students to be construed as meaning
those in school below the high school.
The admission fee fox resident guests
to adult programs was fixed at 50
cents and for student programs %
cents. Out-of-town guests will be adj
mitted free.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-30

5=:4sz EAaUE spEAKs HERE
N George b. Edmond, four-minute
speaker for the Minnesota Sound Gov
eminent association, gave brief talk
at the Lowell theatre Friday evening
on the organization and leadership of
the Non-partisan league. a 1.reel pic
ture entitled who's Your Friend9"
was also shown. I'm: ~. :
Mr.. Edmond stated that F. B. Wood
Of .Deering, n. D., is the only official
in the league who is a bona-fide farm
er and even he is Socialist. The 9th
,er officials are all professional poiit-
ical job-hunters, everyone Of them rad
ical Socialists. Among these he named
A. E. Bowen, Arthur Teigen, Joseph
Gilbert, William Lemke and j. G. Dun
can. He said that under the state
Ownership program of the league, con-
t;olled by Townley, farms, would be
confscated either directly or by taxa
ton; mining, milling, lumber and man
ufacturing industries would be coniis'
Gated; transportation and distribution
would be controlled; the absolute cor
troll of every individual; the invasion
of the sanctity Of the home and the
abolishing Of all religious faiths.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-30

A meeting Of citizens of the West
side was held in the basement Of the
Swedish Lutheran church Friday eve
ming, at which the proposed amend
ments to the city charter were dis
cussed. The amendments we're ex'
planned by N. N. Bergheim and P. J.
Vasaly, members of the charter COM
mission. Many questions were asked
and were satisfactorily answered. The
citizens, by a rising vote, extended
their thanks to the speakers and to the
charter commission for it's work in pre-
pairing the amendments.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-30
BIG LOT SALE HELD AT HuL1dAN.

BIG LOT SALE Held AT HIIIAdAN.
A very successful sale Of real estate
was conducted at Hllman,. the enter
prising village in eastern Morrison
county, last Saturday, by T. E. Wofen-
den, real estate man. One hundred and
thirty-on lots were sold, these being all
the vacant lots remaining in the plated
section of the village.
The growth of Hillman has been
rapid. Started but a few years ego
the village now has a bank, general
store, creamery, lumber yard and pickle
plant. A garage and pototo warehouse
are being built and q Catholic church
will be erected there soon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-30
EGBIsEhds AND CARDS
ARE HERE

Palmer Nelson, secretary Of the Lit
tie Falls Automobile club, announces
that the 1920 radiator emblems and
membership cards Of the state automo-
bile association have been received
and can now be had by members of the
bership in the local organization, the
fee of which is So, also includes men,
bership in the state and national asso-
Citations and a years subscription to
"Sparks'' a magazine published by
the state association.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-30
BASEBALL DIRECTORS MEET

BAsEBALL DIRECTORS MEET
Directors of the Little Falls Baseball
club met Thursday afternoon of last
week at the city hall and took up mat
tiers pertaining to getting up the
team.
Charles Sylvester was elected presi-
dent of the board Of directors.
Twelve new uniforms were ordered.
The price quoted on uniforms was low
or than the estimate and twelve uni
forms were secured for the amount Of
money that it was at first estimated
nine would cost.
Charles Sylvester, E. A. Berg and E.
V. Wetzel were selected as committee
to 20 to the twin cities this week and
interview players who have applied for
positions on the team
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-30
LOCAL GIRL HONoRED AT N. d.
UNIVERSITY

Miss Anne Mitchell, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Mitchell of Little Falls,
has been re- elected editor Of the off,
cial student publication at the UNIVERSE
ty Of North Dakota, Grand Forks. She
is the first student in the history Of the
university to hold this position two
successive years.
Miss Mitchell is now senior at the
North Dakota unworthy. She was the
first junior to serve in the editorial
capacity.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-30
GAME WARDENs GET FISHERMEN

GAME WARDENS GET FISHERMEN
Game Wardens Eldred Of st. Cloud
and Cardle of Brainerd unexpectedly
called in Little Falls Saturday and as a
result of their visit, number of local
people, particularly young lads. had to
make q call at the Office of Justice Geo.
Gerritz.
Alex Palm was charged with fishing
out of season, for which he was fined
$40 and costs, amounting to $13. The
boys arrested were given good lectures
about violating the laws and were Civ
en- to understand that repetition OF
the offence would mean commitment to.
the state training school.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-30


&. st. Paul Pioneer Press: The speed
record for training students to fly
Is at present held by Walter Bullock,
the twin cities youngest pilot. He
trained and sent out with his own
plane G. L. stodolka, garage owner of
Royalton, Mimi, in a total student
period of ESQ minutes. ~
Mr.. Stodolka had not flown more
than twice before he entered Bull
locks school, and as he had purchased
a Curtiss Standard he desired to be able
to pilot it himself. .. 49,. j.
On being pronounced fit to pilot his
own ship he took off from Bullock s
field in North Minneapolis last Sunday
and made the fight to Royalton in lit
tie more than an hour and made q per-
feet landing on his own field.
He will engage in passenger carrying
in that vicinity this summer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-30
LOCAL PEOPLE DON THE OVER
A1iS

Little Falls people are falling into
line in the campaign to reduce the high
cost Of living, by adopting overalls for
wearing apparel. The force at the local
postoffice was first to start the overall
idea and the entire force, including
Postmaster Brick, are now GRABBED in
the blue denims. Mail carriers are
doing likewise.
People generally have come to realize
that the real effective way to bring
down the price of clothing is to wear
less expensive working clothes and to
have the old clothes repaired
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-30

JUNIOR BAND MAY TAKH TRIP
The Little Falls Junior band may
make a trip to st. Uond next July for
the state convention of the Eaks lodge,
il satisfactory arrangements can be
made and the band continues to make
as good progress as it is now making.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-30

The Joncas saw mill, which was for
merly located on the river near Fl.
Ripley, is now at Brainerd, according
to the Brainerd Dispatch. The com.
pany is clearing the river there of
deadheads and saving them and in ad-
dition to this, has million and half
feet Of live logs to saw.