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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-09
Moonlight Sail

The Cambridge Chamber OF Com
merce will, on Friday evening Aug.
18th, hold a moonlight sail on the
schooner II. H. Conway" The pro-
ceeds of this sail will go to make
possible the six public band con-
eerts. The local band is al organl-
cation which deserves great deal
of credit and is worthy of the entlre
support of this community. me
value of such amusement to the COM
munity cannot be under estimated
and if it is the purpose OF the Cham-
Der of Commerce to foster and en-
courage commercial and civic wei
fare in Cambridge an dthe vicinity
this is one big way of accomplishing
our purpose. 1t is hoped that, the
sail will have a large attendance TO
assure it's success. Tickets may be
obtained at the Post Office Pharmacy,
White House Lunch Room, Dasn1ell
Bros. Meekins Bros, LeCompte,s
Pool Room, Howard Cooper's and
Thomas Delaha's, at SO cents per-
son
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-09
SUMMERS FIRST CONCERT
THURSDAY EVENING
Rescue Fire Company Band To Rem
der Splendid Musical Program In
Spring Valley.

There will be an Open Air Concert
in the Spring Valley, Thursday night
August 18th at P. M. lmmedl-
ately atefr the concert there will be
Community Dance in the block
from Poplar to Church street, begin
ming at P. NJ, and continuing I'M
til 1890. Admission to the dance
will be so cents a couple.
The Concert Program is as fol-
lows:
March, ''Keifer's Special Keller
Overture, Honeymoon" -. Sutton
Request, IN. NJ" Conrad
Humoreske . ...... Anton Dyofak
Shuberts' Sernade F. Schubert
Descriptive Piece
Hunting Scene" $3.50. p. Bucaldssl
Request, Whispering" Schunberger
IntelmissiOn
Part i'll
March, Cambridge Chamber of Com
merce Rudy Hartleb.
(Resp. dedicated to the City of Cam
BRIDGE.
Overture, "Lustspiel" -. Keller Bela
Request, Peggy O'Neil," -. .Pease
"uen FllSI we Mel, ouuJ AA''
dedicated to Miss Lillian Russell IN
1900.
"Handel's Largo" ....... .Handel
my Maryland" ....... Migrant.
Star Spangled Banner"
Several of the selections to be rem
dered during the concert were com
posed by Mr.. Hartleb, who is now
director of the band. Mr.. Hartleb is
a musician of much talent and is
making fine progress with the talent
ed musicians of this city.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-09
Moon Light Sail

Refreshments; music by class or
chestra. The Sailing Party to be
given by the Mems Bible Class OF
Zion Church will be aboard the large
schooner A. H. Schultz, owned by II.
H. Conway and will leave Long
Wharf Wednesday evening August
10th at 7:15 P. M.
Members their friends and those
who attend the Prayer Meetings are
requested to be on time. Ray T. APP
plgarth, Pres.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-09
Veterans To Support
The American Legion

At the meeting of the Dorchester
Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
the members decided to join and sup
port the American Legion. The
Carnival committee reported and
showed a substantial balance in the
treasury. The meeting adjourned
to join the American Legion meeting
at which time several veterans join
ed the Legion.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-09
Mr. Tschantre Buried.
This Afternoon

Funeral services for Mr.. John A.
Tschantre, who died at Baltimore,
Saturday night, were held this at
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the
home of his son, Mr.. Leon Tschantre.
80 Belvedere Avenue. He was bur1-
ed in Greenlawn Cemetery with Ma
sonic honors.
Rev. w. D. Anstine, pastor of the
Methodist Protestant Church OF
Vienna, conducted the services. The
pail bearers were w. L. Barnett,
Edwin Dashiell, j. Howard Brad
shaw, Edwin C. Hopkins, William II.
Medford and John B. Rozell.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-09
KNIGHTS OF PYTHLAs MEETING

All members of Cambridge Lodge,
No. 81 knights of Pythias. who can
arrange to do so, are urged to be
present at the meeting tonight.
Special business of importance.
IT JOHN E. CROFT. g. &.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-09
GRAPES - GRAPES

$3.50 per IS basket. Phone orders
to James C. Leonard. No. 1856.
8I9-3t
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18
It is none too early to have Christ
mas portraits made. adv. If.

1t is none too early to have Christ
mas portraits made. adv. If.
Mrs. F. A Hancock entertained
the whist club Wednesday evening.
Miss Alice Tomlin is working in
her fathers meat market in Belling-
ham according to word received this
week. Her mother who has been quite
ill is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Spooner had as
their guests at the military ball in
the new armory Mr.. and Mrs. R. P.
Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, Mr. and
Mrs. Boomer, Mr.. and Mrs Weber,
Major and Mrs Carter, all from St.
Cloud and Mr.. Towner from Chicago.
The Catholic ladies will give a din
ner and bazaar next Tuesday evening
November rs in St. Mary's Hall.
Dinner will be served from $50 I'M
til $50. Roast beef, pork, mashed
potatoes and gravy, dressing, baked
beans, cabbage salad, pickles, celery,
cranberry jam, doughnuts, pie and
coffee are all included in the menu.
Cards and dancing will comprise the
entertainment for the evening.
w. r. James, piano tuner, of Min
neapolis is in Morris on regular trips
Do not neglect your piano under a
false impression that you are saving
it is very costly. Pianos must be reg
ulated and tuned at regular intervals
if you wish to preserve their quality
and what you save in money you take
out of the piano many times Let
me call and prove to you that work
should be done regularly. Please call
the Merchants Hotel. adv. It.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18

It is none too early to have Christ
mas portraits made. adv. If.
Mrs. E. J. Jones entertained the
bridge club Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Gleason of Grove City has
been visiting her father Amos Pushor
this week.
The football game between the
Morris high school and the West Cen
trail School of Agriculture was called
off because of the frozen condition of
the gridiron.
Miss C. Burbank came from Little
Falls to spend the week end with her
mother Mrs. F. A. Burbank. F. A.
Burbank arrived from Pine River to
spend the winter at his home in Nor
ris.
Mrs. Mary Finnegan left on We'd
nesday to join her daughter in Min
neapolis. Mrs. Finnegan would have
gone two weeks ago, but had an at
tack of rheumatism which kept her
at home until Wednesday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18

a. AOUA aAO 4AOSOAs SS~'S'
Mrs. L. D. Trip has been ill this
: week.
| Russell Baker went to Hancock on
business Wednesday.
Miss Camilla Hendricks was ill the
first part of the week.
Buy $3.50 of other groceries except
-four and we will sell you 10 lbs. of
granulated sugar for soc. 1t. adv.
| Miss Irene Labrie left Sunday night
for st. Paul for visit with her sis
ter.
Mrs. L. C. Spooner returned to Nor
ris after months stay in Minneapo-
lis.
Allen w. Edison left last Thursday
night for Manitowoc, Wisconsin to
attend sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Baker had as
their guest over the week end, Mrs.
A. Clavin of Bemidji.
Judge S. A. Flaherty went to
Wheaton Tuesday morning to pre-
side over district court there.
Miss Agnes Foley went to Grace
Vile last Thursday night to spend the
week end with her parents.
Don't worry about the work of a
Thanksgiving dinner. Let us do it.
The dinner will be worth $500 but
we wont ask you to pay but soc. La
Grand Hotel. It, adv.
Mrs. H. III. Wells burned her hand
very severely Saturday when some
hot fat fell on it while she was frying
{ doughnuts in the kitchen.
A. o. Clave, Miss Irene Labrie and
Miss Linda Stenberg motored to
l Browns Valley Armistice day. They
I were guests of Herbert Hanson there.
Charles Hall, has come to spend the
/ winter with his grandfather R. J.
< Hall while he attends the Morris
high school.
tt A food sale will be held tomorrow
=. November 10 at Krueger's Drug store
by the Woman's Auxiliary to the
Walter Trip Post. Coffee and
doughnuts will be served from 2:3O
I o'clock to 500 O'Clock. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Devenney had
as their guests on Saturday Mr.. and
e Mrs. Fred Hodgson and family from
Fergus Falls. Mrs. Hodgson is a
niece of Mrs. Devenney.
= A special Thanksgiving dinner will
?. be served by the Merchants HoteI
from 500 to 500 on Thanksgiving
day.. The dinner. and DINING room
decorations will be appropriate to the
day. e. adv
O This Christmas thoughtful people
d will give not less generously but more
intelligently. Fripperies are out o.
place, but portrait" is as delight
= full to give as to something
n not alone for the Christmas occasion
e but cherished possession for al
?. times. adv. tt
A Catholic Ladies' Bazaar will b.
e given at Hancock, Friday, November
: IS. Dinner and supper will be ser
T. we'd and fancy work sale held. II
- the evening there will be a musica
= program, followed by dancing ant
,, cards.,
Two men celebrated Armistice da,
with the aid of considerable moon
n shine and spent the night in tn
~ county Jail as a result. They wer
fairly sober by morning.
70 Mrs. L. Anterior from Minneapoli
r is the guest of her brother and sis
6 ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Rar
din. She will be accompanied t.
Minneapolis by Mrs. Rardin and bah.
r. son next Thursday.
is
: A bicycle owned by Herbert Probs
disappeared from the rear of his jew
elry establishment this week. Probs
t. does not begrudge his wheel to it
Is new owner. He says he has an extr
y rim at his home which he will b
glad to donate if the gentleman VIII
now has the bicycle will call.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18
CITY NEWS ITEMS

CITY NEWS ITEMS |
Call up LeGrand Hotel for City
h,,s service advt.
Mrs. Fred Wente has been ill this
week.
DR.. O. T. Johnson had an attack of
grippe this week.
Trade at LaGrand grocery and we
will both save money. IL adv.
Little Phyllis Cherry has been ill
with jaundice.
Mrs. Harry Adams was ill for a
few days this week.
business Tuesday.
Mrs. John Weller of Framnas town
ship has been i'll this week.
Miss Nell Moran is taking vaca-
ton during DR.. Christenson's absence
Born to George Brooks and wife OF
Morris a son Tuesday November 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover G. Russell an
nounce the arrival of son Tuesday,
November Is.
II you have farm that you want
to sell call and see me, or write to me,
at Morris, MINI. Jos. j. Carney. adv
Leave orders for bus calls at Mer-
chants Hotel any time day or night.
Griffith Bus line. adv. 45tf.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Zahl of Swan Lake on
Thursday, November 10.
Saturday will be the last day OF
our 500 o'clock delivery. Dolva's
Cash Grocery. adv,
Miss Mildred Ortman came from
Alexandria to spend the week end
with her parents.
The son of John Neudick fell and
broke his arm while herding flock
of turkeys and chickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Plenty went
on Monday to Fergus Falls where Mr.
Plenty was transferred as wire chief
Thanksgiving dinner at the La
Grand Hotel at every day price OF
soc. 1t. adv
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Nelson of Pep
perton township are rejoicing in the
arrival of a son Tuesday, Nov. Is.
GRADUATED sugar at sc a lb with
other groceries except flour at La
Grand grocery. 1t. adv
F. A. zahl is in Crosby, N. D., Wis
iting his daughter and attending tt
some business matters this week.
Miss Ora Christensen came las
Thursday night from st. Paul t
spend the week end with Mr.. AM
Mrs. George Danielsen.
Let's Dance on Thursday, Novem
Der "a at the new Armory. Legion
would like to see you there Dane,
tickets $500, spectators Csc. adv
Thanksgiving sale ION hats at
very large reduction in price. Sal
closes November &c. Miss E. Peter
son. It, adv
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Nancy hav
moved into the house recently vaca
ted by A. Peterson at 10 e. Seventh
St.
A daughter was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Fred Heinricks of Pepperto1
township on Wednesday, Novembe
18th.
Thabes and Miss Lois Caine cam
Thursday night to spend the wee
end with their parents DR.. and Mrs
C. E. Caine.
Mrs. H. o. Eames returned yeste1
day afternoon from Minneapoli
where she spent several days visit
ing friends.
Miss Elizabeth Turner of Wayzet
u" was " SuooI VI MISS M11uTeu AQaH
at the opening of the new armor
last Thursday night.
Thanksgiving sale on hats at
very large reduction in price Sal
closes November 26. Miss e. Peter
son. ct. adj
Mrs. S. E. Blondheim has as he
guests her daughter Mrs E. H. Rya
and her granddaughter Joan Clat
from Minneapolis.
Mrs. G. T. Noyes was called to M,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. William Plenty went
on Monday to Fergus Falls where Mr.
Plenty was transferred as wire chief
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18

Thanksgiving dinner at the La
Grand Hotel at every day price of
soc. 1t. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs: Christ Nelson of Pep
perton township are rejoicing in the
arrival of a son Tuesday, Nov. Is.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18

The son of John Neudick fell and
broke his arm while herding flock
of turkeys and chickens.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18

Miss Nell Moran is taking a vaca-
ton during DR.. Christenson's absence
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18

GRADUATED sugar at sc a lb with
other groceries except -four at La
Grand grocery. 1t. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18

Call up LeGrand Hotel for City
bus service. aoVt.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18

Born to George Brooks and wife of
Morris a son Tuesday November 10.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-11-18

Mrs. John Weller of Framnas tow
ship has been i'll this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

fishing Company. PublshersJ
REsOLurON.
resolution determining assess.
monts and directing uuticca thereof
Tor paving tp STREET IMPROVE
MENr DISTRICT 10. 3lt of tho 'ity
Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. and declaring an
WHEREAS. tho city Engineer on tho
?sth day OF June. 1921, submitted TO thx
Hoard his written statement showing thN|
names of tho owners. tho number OF front
foe, owned by each, y description of tho
property and estimate of the total cost of
the improvements tho proportional amount
OF such costs to be aGEossed against tho
Abutting property and the total oattmatci
amount to be assessed agRinst such owner
tuh1ect to nHH'Esuent In STREET I'M
PHoNEMENT DISTRICT No. sti In form
and substance as provided In section Z
q Article TX Of tho Charter OF tho said
WHEREAS. this Boacd haa duly OK
smned said statement ana fYSnd the
same to- be correct and IN cRformlty to
NOW. THEREFORE. RE IT RE.
asS,np,,ln sa9IsSv,Ebp hY TUE mnARp or COM,
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
That said statement be. and the same
h'JISS ns IT r siIRP,,f ssinIRrpyf9 rRa. rnRga.so,yrn ,,,
II tho determination ot this Board TO
nssess the cost uf the improvements pro.
yidcd Tor IN said STREET IMPROVE.
lots and blocks abuttlng said Improve.
ments and tho property benefited thereby
hhHNAAfUrut
tst out N tho Aforesaid statement OF the
hE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that
notice OF such determination to hsaesa ho
given 10 all owners " any and ali such
property by publication In tho Tulsa Daily
World. daily newspaper or general cir.
culatlon In the City OF Tulsa. oEIahoma,
Tor i've bl consecutive days beginning
on the lsth day ~ July, 1874. and
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED. that the
city Auditor be, ana she hereby IL directed
70 send written notice by rcglstered man
70 all or the owners OF property affected
by tho aforesaid proposed assCasmpnta said
notice TO be In form and substance a,
provided In Section z ~ Article ~ uf the
Tulsa city charter ans 10 be mailed at
INC llme designated In said section. and
~ if FURTHER RESOLVED. that tho
.stn dSy Of Igy' 1921, at 0 90 o'clock
the day for hearing all objection. To- such
assessments IMPROVEMENTS OF matcrtals In
,,b,TuI 'n.' 10 ,h' Hane' nud said hearing
hhaIl De continued from date TO day until
tho same is completed aud any ohIocti"rs
not made In writing ON or uefurc tho .1th
dey ot July. 1921, al 300 O'Clock A NJ
shan be- deemed ia he vaiycd ma ~
RE lr FURTHER RESOLVED fhst IN,
ivy AUDITOR Dc, and sho is, hereby IN
bructtd 10 make ana flc on or before the
date of said hcariuE. her certificate shoy,.
ING when ana IN what manner said no.
a part % Hdid certificate. the affidavit 81
the publisher showing copy of the no,
tee 30 published and the days on which
HE lr FURTHER RESOLVED. TINT ap
emergency exists for the presorvutiuu ~
the public health aud safety and f,r ,,a
urthorance of street improvements by
reason whereof this resolution Ehnii' t.se
effect from ana after its adoption. np.
H AhofICp. aud the emergency CLAUSE
ruled upon separately and approved this
APPROVED this Sih day ot July 1891.
t. u, EVANS,
,r,., Mayor.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN
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AUTOMOBILES
,troHunrrr- tou .,tI

INI NIs IF,r'. t.. uH,1 rira. df
f....' .tt.l af ..ft low prize. vIu
f.H. ...I rHr Ir t..lfIr.. w. HIHu tIy
..1 .... '1I 'N CIV garage. t2p tuTh
HH.U. I..#E. t..t
i.u'I rYHuafsr .p.t light. five new
rHt.rr.. t71r. 'rlar alI
TNu FaIG DU TnAuE. iIght truck. u
ON. a.au. cheap Tor cash Jack aY~cIi
..f.o $500 ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

IruUIlshcd IN tho rnT-l Ur-y Iy-,-I-, I-L.,
Is ~. ao PA and . NaIl1 Tr'Ii,,.I KY
Cumparr IHf ..nar. "'.''".hH
,-,4,t,.t, f...,, ,,,.,.,.
s,t,r.s,,I ~, "Nh. ON AS
,,rflll,r..r ll1 ,,r,. 49, WIG ~
.-,ik,i,uiitip ". N' 1HN b'g.kI,r
ON 'hIHh'Mh.
Ia tnmrIisn't with the resolution OF thu
board of toumiH.N ..UT4 uH,pt.l ., H..
Sth day of lu'N 'l'I. notice IS nrron,
given that tho Board ui Commissioners nr
the GUY ot Tulsa. oklahoma. has exam.
med the estimate auH atat,urut Of ~.
City Englrrnr pU 20 tho amount NJ an,
cost Of the concrete pavement which
should be assessed against thc anv.,'rs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
BUnDING MATERIALS

FOR sALE-Seoond hand building mate
rial as follows. Bricks. dimension .um'
ber. siding. CORRUGATED iron, fence p'ss
corner posts. windows and frames. doors
and frames flooring and lath, Also several
used automobiles and several 9Nl2 rugs
We are always IN tho market for build 0ss
you are in need Of anything cali us as We
may have lust what YOU want at the ISN'T
price. Tulsa WreCkiug Company. Nv
East Sixth st. Cedar 1910.
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AND 'btlltA'ID1iH.
rid- viii to received ~ Tho office ~
IN" CITY Auditor tu..t Oklahoma. until
o.t'HtN o. w. MlrIs. July gb tn1i.
for The ,nuH'ru.fIuu OF % aHtiiufy aaV,r
including IH',UHIH. connections. aud other
erpHti'uHnr'4 tui Sewer lIeirI.t su. IFp
~ 'rHu'si Nu1 'stuhurhru hr DrdInHr,e
h"' .ii'. rtHani uud approved tho I.th
day Ut AIfU 1884,
Plans. prHtl.s Hui srccifIratInna f.r
'.' contraction ~ HBIt aswrr rgHtrui aud
aprHi ''uunt'H have hrsu ulpptsu nv thu
hH.nr ana H.ar1 ~ 'ummIasIuuyrH II
sail 'i'} and orc now uu flI. iu tho ufftes
81 mo city Engineer
h'i4 must hr made upon the official
pfmr"htl sheets n the 'ity of Tnlrs.
Tho titNt 60 reject amy and nlI hita tb
vesotvod 10 tho Uluru ~ ,0uuI-.ton, III. ~
iho cry uf Tulsa Oklahoma
A c,rtJfIrd check In tho sum ~ fivs q,
per cent nt mo amount ut tho hIl viii
- Iequirrd from Zach bidder.
Al bids VIII bU pupurt and rDraidsrrd
CITY at meeting ~ said Hoard 10 ha
held IN tho tiiv Han ir said City at .
1921.
Any and all parties Interested are hereby
notified that they may appear and PRO.
test against or object To SAID proposed
improvements or any part thereof or any
matter or thing IN relation thereto. at said
meeting of ~" saii Huatd Of 'nmmisalun.
trs on tho sth day ot July 1927.
MRS. PRANK SEANAS.
'ity Auditor.
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SPECIAL suricrs
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES roR SALE

FoR SAIL. .rords of all kinds. nuicks
podgos and Heyoral othor good makes
owners at bargain. Lnuk them over
,1ss ;ics car "''N""''' ''' ~ Main o''so
FOH SALE--Tord touring car. fine con
dttpn, 1920 model. can bo seen at 5t2
8 owHaso
BARGAIN TODAY ONLY 1870 Ford
coupe. first class condition. price SJRh.
North Main Garage. 40 n. Main. OsHEc
oLpsMOHIt.E EIGHT In good condition,
cheap Tor caHh. VIII consider small ear.
pnprert's Garage. 2it-e2o South Detroit.
DODGE ROADSTER tor sale. price $500
can todar 60.
BN OWNER .lolS Re-. sDN four passenger
roadster, five cord tires, SAT-. terms.
usago az or i9i.
LATE 1890 Ford touring. special hull
body. starter and al other lcvtras, tnr
south Whecltng uasg" e5l9.
AUTO. LAUNDRY wash racO-Cars
washed. creased, simouiacd, painted
~ wost sixth. rhonc OsaE, c5iS
WANT to tradc my $500 equity In two
room house, Eooi peach orchard and
well for used car striker Liberty
uooms. sand springs
II YOU have good usci car for sale,
bring y down ~. win help you dispose
ot H. fr"moger Motor Company 1875
WE SELL uacd cars ralr
Cammlsslun and storage, 1885
West Second ST.
Los ANGELES RADIATOR WORKS
Expert repairing and roDurciug. 'ur new
Priced right and guaranteed. Usage l212
80 n. boston.
W. huY AND SELL used cars. Lot us
soil your, car Liberty Garage. an
at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

FOR SALE .rords of all kinds. nuirk.
Dndgos and Heyural nthor good makes:
these cars are offered for sale by private
owners at bargain. l,uuk them over
UsVd Car Exchange. ils n, Main. Osago
AAOg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

~ TF7TT8 7 NJ u ~ T N-NW
kcrp our students cool and comfortable.
even the warmHst DAYS. Begin our COURSE
Monday. Tulsa business College. Usage
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
PERSONAL PROPERTY

BUSINESS PERSONALS
THERE Is ONLY one American window
cleaning company in Tulsa, and any N
Engagements viii be prosecuted. &, r.
n'trpppa11
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coon THINGS TO EAT

CAKES OF quality, angel food, ma. sNy
aud Lady baItimorg. Usage s2hs-L
DELICIOUS CAKES TO order. Angd Food
and sunshine at $3.50, specially
Phone Cedar gi6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
ptTENT ATTORNEY

PATENTS -Trad,u,Ih
Ask us whether your Trade Marks sr"
protected m south America. write for
Patent Hand Book Prompt, skilluI
service. Mum & CO.. Cl5 St A. W.
Washington. D. e.. and e33 NooiVurfh
}IIE NrN York s. T.
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EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS wANrKD-MALE.

TrBLIc sTENoGRAPHER aud book.
Keeper. a. m. 70 10 y. In. psNse
1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
nrLr-MAiE or rrNlALE.

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