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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Mems pure wool sport sox at 59c
at the J. Levin Estate. 9
Full line National Biscuit just re-
ceived at O. T. Market
Seymour c. Hard OF Arlington was
in town today on business,
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Silver have
stated housekeeping in an apartment
on West Main street.
Leave your order for turkey FOL
Christmas at the Checkerline anc
you will be satisfied. "
For Sale: Winter oyercoats ant
suit, some new, others in good con
dition. Tel. 297-W.
Did you remember your mothers
birthday? See THE Old Nest" al
Opera house Thursday, Friday ant
Saturday
Mrs. Lucy J. B. Burt left toda;
for BRYAN. Texas. where she will pass
the winter with her son, Prof. Freder
lex A. Burt, professor of geology al
the Texas Agricultural college
There viii be meeting Of the loca
council, Knights OF Columbus, Thurs
day evening at 730, at which time
the officers will be installed for the
ensuing year. Following the meet
ing refreshments viii be served.
The case Of Lackey VS.. Leader
which has been before the count
court for several days, was submit
ted to the jury at noon today and We
dict was returned for the plaintiff
for full amount claimed and interest
Holden and Healy and John V. ID. 5
Merrill appeared for the plaintiff
and ]. X. Batchelder for defendant
f. w. Williams, Ralph Niles, c. L
Holden and Miss Lillian Levin motor
ed TO Brattleboro in the White Vince
ed Essex. Mr. Holden drove back
new Essex coach which he has pur
chased. Mr.. Niles also drove bacl
an Essex coach which has been pur
chased by Dr. f. j. Hurley. The,
found the roads passable all the way
From Bennington to Wilmington
was easy driving, but from Wilmington
on to Brattleboro more difficult.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-13
week end in North Bennington.

week end in North bennington.
p H. Lyons OF Rutland was in town
recently on business.
c. L. Peacock of North Bennington
was a recent business visitor In town
Edward Eyer of Holyoke spent Fri
day in town on business.
A. r. Elsner of Rutland was in
town recently on business
Thursday evening, the Musical
Club held a recital at the home Of
Mrs. G. a. Russell for members Of
the club and a few invited guests.
]. b. Peer of G,ens Falls, was IN
town last Wednesday on business
j. H. Loudly of Rutland was in
town recently.
p H. Kent OF Rutland was in town
Monday
Miss Hazel Goyette of New London
Conn Is spending a few days in town
visiting friends
Miss Mildred Cook has returned
to town and Is again at Mrs, f. j
Stubenrauchs,
j. II. Williams OF Rutland was ir
town recently on business,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-13
Raw Furs Wanted

buy unlimited quantities in large
or small lots of New England and New
York state furs. guarantee to pay
you New York prices on extremely lib
eral assortment
Telegraph or write me whenever you
have furs for sale. will call on you
for $20C lots, or over, small lots ship.
ped direct
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-13
C. w. WRIGHT, M. D.
eVE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT
GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED

GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED
Oculist ana Aurist 10 North Adam
hospital Recently in charge OF egt
EAR. nose and throat services at Pos
dosyitAl Eastern Department HnW'
,uartars
Tel. 372.M. Cowlin Block, No. Adams.
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j. II. ROBERTSON
Hoosiek Falls, N. Y.

Representing Bach Fur Co., lis West
27th St, New York, one of the largest
oldest and absolutely financially
strongest raw fur house in New York,
the largest fur market in the world,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-13

People have been resusCtated after
being under water As long as 40 nlln~
utes
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Activity Gains
I'm Stocks ON
Larger Buying
Professionals Turn TO Con-
strnctive Side on More
Favorable Interpretation
of Technical Position

Activity in the stock market in.
creased yesterday as professional
SPECTATORS turned to the buying side.
me sllghtness OF the reaction last
week and the ability of prices quick
~ 10 recover losses led to more
favorable Interpretation of the techni.
cal position OF the market. Besides
gain IN the number of transactions,
there was a substantial widening of
the variety of different issues dealt in.
Traders marked up issues with
facility and switched their attention
quickly from one class of stocks to an
other, easily marking up values. The
advance continued through most Of the
session. but toward the close a heavy
flow of profit taking orders caused a
setback At the close, nevertheless.
the tone was firm, and both industrial
stocks and rails showed average net
gains.
In the investment market. bond
prices, having escaped too from the
period of reaction, continued their up
ward surge. The same fundamental
factors which caused the unprece-
dented rise since midyear continued to
operate, but an immediate reason for
the present firmness is the anticipation
by dealers of reinvestment buying on
the part of the public in January after
new pool of capital is created by the
clipping OF coupons on bonds and the
receipt of dividend checks.
Quiet conditions prevailed in the
commodity markets and in the for
eign exchanges. On light trading
sterling exchange dropped slightly low
=, er. and the Continentals were lower.
Cotton prices were irregular and
slightly easier. Traders in the wheat
market were indisposed to make heavy
commitments until the first government
report on the new winter wheat acreage
is made public at 1880 to-day.
An interesting development of the
day was the conference between Sec
retary Hoover and investment bankers
designed to improve the cooperation
on an informal basis between the Ad-
ministration and money lenders in the
matter of foreign loans. The govern
ment desires foreign loans to be placed
where they will most help foreign
trade, and also be broadly consistent
with the diplomatic views of the Ad-
ministration
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
I'm Wall Street
American Ice Stock Dividend Talk

According to gossip in the Street
yesterday, all the good news on Ameri-
can Ice was not ended with the publ
cation of the annual report and the
definite establishment of the common
stock on 81 annual dividend basis.
it is now said the directors are con-
templating declaration of 100 per
cent stock dividend and placing the in
creased amount of stock on an SO basis.
OF course. nothing official has been
said on these matters. There arc at
present outstanding $4,000 ahares Of
the common. The doubling Of the cap
ital would bring the total up to $15,-
100000. Earnings for the fiscal year
ended October 81 were three and half
times the dividend requirement. One
of the features Of the balance sheet
was the absence Of large inventory
so characteristic Of other industrial
corporations.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Rio Grande Southern

Dispatches from Denver yesterday
gave the information that directors Of
the Rio Grande Southern had decided
to default on the interest due January
! on the first mortgage bonds of the
road because of lack of funds. This
system consists of eighty miles Of mar
row gauge road, of which 1853 miles
comprise the main line from Ridge
way to Durango and the rest is mine
spurs, Of the S4,510,O0O stock Of the
company $3,580,O0O is owned by the
Denver & Rio Grande Western. The
Rio Grande Southern has outstanding
S4,510,000 first mortgage bonds of 1940,
of which s2,2770o0 were guaranteed by
the old Denver & Rio Grande by in
dorsement.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Profit Taking

The market ran into a considerable
volume Of profit taking and short SELL
ing between 2 and O'clock yesterday,
although many issues at the close
showed net gains for the day. 1t was
suspected that some issues were put up
in order to sell other parts of the list
which had scored substantial advances
on previous days. However, SUCH
stocks as American Locomotive and
Baldwin did not react nearly to the ex-
tent that they had advanced on Tues
day. Brokers said there was an excel
lent demand for stocks on the way
down. Studebaker was tipped for rise
early in the afternoon and went to
83 "a, or more than a point above the
high on the last move. Later selling
carried the price down to 82A at the
close, where a net advance of IL
points was shown.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Pierce-Arrow Head Resigns

George W. Mixter has resigned as
president Of the Pierce Arrow Motor
Car COMPANY and will be succeeded
by M. E. Forbes. In accepting Mr..
Mixter's resignation Charles Clifton,
chairman Of the board, explained that
Mr. Mixter consented to remain as
president until certain special work
which he had inaugurated was com
pleted. Commenting on company
operations, he added: "The plant is
now running at a fair rate of produc-
tion and employing some 5000 men,
against low point Of 1900 men some
months ago. Notwithstanding certain
difficulties always attending the pro-
duction of new models, we are confident
that the quality which has always
marked Pierce-Arrow products has
been consistently maintained. Opera
tions of the last few months indicate
that the company now has a product
which can be manufactured with salts
factory results both to the public and
stockholders"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Foreign exchange rates again held
within narrow margin yesterday
Cable rates on London fell "a of a
cent To $41A6a
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Paris Market Fir,ncr

PARIS. Dec, rs Prices were firmer
on the Bourse to-day Three per cent
rentes, % francs rs centimes. Exchange
on LONDON, al francs 81 centimes. Five
rs per cefat loan, 80 francs 20 centimes.
The dollar was quoted at IL francs asM
ccntlmes. - =
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Houston Oils New Wells

Announcement was made Yesterday
that the Houston Oil Company had
brought in a new we'll in the Texas
Mexia field flowing 1000 barrels daily.
Another flowing 1000 barrels came in
last Saturday. making total new pro-
duction in two wells of 1000 barrels
day
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Car Loadings Drop

Loading Of revenue freight during
the week which ended December II to-
tailed 727,923 cars, reduction of 1928
cars from the previous week, according
to reports received by the car service
division Of the American Railway AS
sociation. The decrease compared
with the corresponding week year
ago was 1928 cars, and 1871 COM
1919. Livestock and coke were the oniv
commodities to show increases over
the week before. The decrease in TO.
tai loading was due principally to
falling off Of l2,194 in the number Of
cars loaded with merchandise and mis-
cellaneous freight.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
London Metal Ma,.ke,

LONDON. Dec. 28.-Standard copper.
spot, 500 Is Cd; futures, s67 Is Cd:
electrolytic, spot, ETA; futures, f75.
Tin, spot, sl72 rs Sd; futures, STA rs
%. Lead. spot, .s24 Is Cd; futures, f24
f27 Is Cd,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
HedIey Optimistic ON Bonds

"We hope to get by the first of the
year all right" declared Frank Hedley,
president and general manager of the
1nterborough Rapid Transit Company,
yesterday, in response to inquiries
concerning the interest due January i
on the 1851 100000 first and refunding
per cent bonds. The semi mi-annual
coupons will require in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000,0O0
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Money and Credit

Call money pursued an erratic course
yesterday. Opening at s per cent, the
rate dropped to Az. and later in the
day advanced to 51a per cent, which
was the closing rate. Banks are now
preparing to meet the January in
terest and dividend requirements, and
this, in their opinion, may cause some
temporary tightness in money.
Yester- Year
day. ago.
On industrial collateral. s 7
On mixed collateral. . 5 7
Time money (mixed collateraD:
Sixty days ........ 505A 7A@7h
Ninety days. ....." 5@5N 74 @71s
Four months $3.50. 5005A Z @7h
Four to six months. 515A z @71a
Bank Clearings clearngs at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
$690,300,O00; balances, $71 100000.
Silver-London. 35Ad; New York,
domestic, bar, 995sc; foreign, CSC;
Mexican dollars, 49ssc.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Woodstock Railroad Dividend

WOODSTOCK. Vt, Dec. 2s.-Direct-
crs OF the Woodstock Railroad to-day
declared a dividend of per cent out of
the net earnings for 1921. Something
more than the amount of the dividend
mas "a already jbeen appropriated out of
tae net earnings for additions and bet
tsFme1fss !t!vss announced
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Acceptance Rates Lower

Acceptance rates generally will be
lowered to-day due to the shortage of
bills in dealers portfolios and the de-
sire to encourage greater output to
meet the current good demand. The
selling rate will be resumed to 4M per
cent and the buying rate to AZ per
cent. The rates for e last week or
so have been u per cent above these
levels.
Canadian Exchange Strong
Strength in Canadian exchange which
was pronounced yesterday was attribu-
ted largely to the recent Improvement
in sterling. There was some suggestion
that the S25,000.00O Canadian Pacific
financing of last week was factor but
inquiry developed that these funds had
not yet been turned over to the bor-
rover. %
Breton in Europe
Representatives of American banking
interests are frequent visitors to Eu
rope these days, looking over the ground
for the development of new business.
Albert Breton, vice president of the
Guaranty Trust Company, is at present
on the other side on an extended stay
He has lately visited both the Hague
and Brussels.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Sears-Roebuck

Sears-Roebuck insiders are reported
to be talking optimistically for the first
time in year, and the recent resist
ance of the stock to selling pressure
long there will be a run-in of the
shorts.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were
no transactions yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-29
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings

'(Copyrirht 1921. Tribune Inc,)
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
NOVEMBER SPECIALS

1917 7-passcnEcr Marmon. Com
pletely oycrhaulod. loks like ncwS
cord tires sale price ........8 1880
1919 7-passcnRer Mnrmou; COM
plctcly oVcrhaulod ana rcpdintod,
sale prico ,.,.,..s....... zoo
1919 Marmon Chummy, completely
ovcrhaulcd and repaintcd. 4 bargain
tor the money, sale price. $1,000
1gls Sport Marine Jordan. wire
wheels; sale price ,....,.. 900
1921 Jordan 5-passenEcr: rcpaiutcd
with wire wheels. sale price. 81. 400
1920 Jordan 7-passengcr; completely
overhauled and fcpaiutrd. sale
price ...,....,.,....., l,bOu
1919 5-passcnEer Vclie; in good
shape; repaintcd; sale price. sijO
1890 5-posscngor Chevrolet; almost
new. sale price ,,-......-.,. $500
1919 Overland club roadster; sale
price ........,..,,..... t2lS
1919 Liberty Sedan; completely over
hauled and ropainted new cord
tires; sale price $500
19lS jackson Sedan; gale
price ,...,...,-..t.. ..,,.t,..hl ,uOO
1915 OIds s Chummy; completely
oycrhaulod and rcpuiuted, sale
price .,,,.....,..s...... ......,. 3baU
1920 bort 5-passengori good rubber
salo price '.'.' '''''...' '.''... Sfpp
1915 7-passcnger chandler; now rub
bcr and paint, sale price,, $3.50
other Cars to Select From
W. G. NORRIS MOTOR SALES 60.
1913 $. Main 81, Usage $500
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AUTOMOBILES
AuroNonIlrs tON .Nir

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SSnd aswor.trstsI fr.,, sWitb.s Ia.
rage ttI s. uuuldrr.
.--a-......-
FOVp papei body delivery wagon. a real
buy. traidiur swiunry 20. 100 s Den
yer. Cedar lt'e.
,..,,,,, , $3.50, , t ,...
'gs,nstf Wy .,"'SH '1e r.ry.
cedar IDS
FOR sAIE-.tud-nn. passenger rnure. .n
eN'ssfn' .,n"',,ou SOU w. .,lI
~ f'.o 'Ass ""l W ,.,u '' '"'
'vlu, -" ,."' a"N ''"''''
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fDHn i'H,llg 'alr model s,..l.' "'R
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f4NFp sea"n ,-' m2'' li,i ilt'' ,.n
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'"'.
Eyit SALE. Buick touring DHr Boo r.ud
-,2nIIu"h' 'h'aI l'VA NH''I'H '.""'
t'ti .'.
FuV sAtE.fufl f4adstrr 1920 mndul
with startrf. $50 cash. balance rIH"
raymcuts W.krHau Garage. Cedar lt'l
4.o y Frankfort
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES fOn sAlE

AUTOMOBILES FOR sNlt 10
FOR SALE Forda. DodFes, Bucks ant
many other good makes ever car a
hargalHi tarmF' 20 suit Used Gar EXr
change, 4is y Main Osase At0h
FOR SALE Ford truriUg car, tlnc camp
ing outfit Tor four peopi6, goes on
running board viii carry You around tho
world; good us new, Tor caEh only. CAN
Cedar 500. zee same at 42i H. Thirteepth'
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I rHEYENNE. SOUTH Room Tor rent one
/ man bHasp 4N2.
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BEkNER. s. 1899. FOR rent slorplng
porch and den suitable Two ur three
L..u.r L-LNr ma
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cpyb,lssed 10 the Tulsa Dauy world, No
S,mbsr I, s, 6, I. S. .. 70. u. AZ, ~ IL
Is ig II. Is 10 20, 81. 2s, 20. a. 2S IS.
iG qs i9et. world Publishing Company.
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DENVER, r., b0l Two large aogplng
ro,ms. rent reasonable. garage it a7.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS rOR HENT7 TUH NIsHT

ROOMS FOR RENr tuk NlshEb ~
LARGE. south room. connecting bath
private entrance cali Cedar 1913.
INUGE front sleeping room. wen iut.
uIsnDd. connecting BATH privilege %
Twins room, any time. garaEe " dealteu.
Rent reasonable. ueagr ioil.H
iIVINl Room and connecting Et1Hsed
iu sleeping porch, nest To- bath and has
clotboa closet. An Ideal location for tho
4, iutr, Rrut reasonable. Must bc scan
tn be appreciated OsaFe S423.
MAIN pg4l. lar. ctifsite rooms.
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FORp one ton truck On UouI shape.
spalding SWinuUy Co. lo9 s. Denver
cedar lAt6
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WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANtTARIuM
A home Tor the care ana protection Of
Young women. rates TeHHJHabe3 babies
adopted. Dr NJ, H. Newman. medical
director. lbi7 " Main. oklahoma city.
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LEGAL

.,,.,.4 IN the Tulsa Daily World,
,flui',.rer g. a.. Is 49, World Pub
NsU.r company, publiaher.l
ATr on OKLAHOMA
80 rtsrFrc1- COURT OF TULSA
IN 4"" COUNTY. OKLAHOMA.
-. rlerora Robinson, Plaintiff.
...- .r,t.r robinson Defendant
Sohn torfCg BN PUBLICATION.
. st.to I'D oklahoma, 20 John Tyler
Roe.r, rst,ce tha, you have been sued N
l"ftt,,a named court by said plaintiff.
h.s sigal,s 0n the grounds at gross nesiGet
W 1.t. rrf extreme cruelty and for tho
,iS8y u minor children! and You iii5 sa,5
.Eer5srt must answer the petl,ioh i llsd
~ iib dsy of december, i'ai o. ,,9 s2id
Wu. ,,- sald plaintiff will be rendered
lecoIo ~, 5. Sra day Of November. 1871.
pa'e' FRANCES HARVEY
Court Clerk.
By HUBERT a SMITH.
Deputy.
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urryFp e. COZ Elegantly urn..net
sleeping room IuoUr usns. $40.
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TDR sAtE--tfud-c0. passenger coupe. Iu
excellent condition. good NU year
car $3.50 casr. may be seen at Uraudlo
Motor Co. Firat and Denver " A.
iifandlc. owurf
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AUTOMOBILES


AIR ,oMVIDrs.DU wanted. suitable fur
EW.E" HnfIt central Garage, Ila South
Ihrs,uut. DHHEr sFUl
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FERSUNAls.-iU Say $50. when anOihe.
store says they can sell shora MS ren-
sCnauI- as Turk Bros, but why don't
thr,. Truy can't buy them In -urI larE"
quantities We are ahHDiuttly selling boz.
.to.r shippers ana fur:ty styles NJ men %
..urs fur less thau other stores can buy
fhrm fDr stop and thInN We sell laiies'
buudulr slippers Tor ST. mems English
walkers tor 81 80. a. als r. Main TURK
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LEGAL.

MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor,
Approved as tp form this. frd day OF
November. 1891
PRANK o. DUNCAN
city Attorney.
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TAKEN Unknown horse 1874 hands
high blaze fbrs. CAL at T. h.. RcCduf,
r. H. @ hoN as
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,,.,f.,,l IN the Tulsa Daily World,
Nshh.gr.bar 4. II. is, 26, 1921. world
gtr.t.rr company. puhllshcr)
rHe srA.E or OKLAHOMA,
+tiTuA COUNTY.
-, rrr DISTRICT COURT OF TULSA
~ l''N gCTNTY. OKLAHOMA.
w,isr u. Howell. Plaintiff
v.,c,,s Il. howell Defendant.
NOTICE by PUBLICATION
o.. etata Of Oklahoma, TO Frances r.
. ~ viii tske notice that you have been
- In tho above named court by the
-. vsrisI plaintiff for "A divorce on
~ r.orrBa OF GROSS neglect Of duty and
W ugs,s rIugIty. and that unless you
.r tho petition filed by this plain
t9t, sa,f court on or before the l7th day
y, r.r.b,r. 1921. said petition will be
,stse as true and Judgment Tor said
,isntN viii be rendered. granting TO him
=, abs8lutr divorce as prayed for, aud
s,.srlvtrg tho marriage relations now eN-
t,Gor betw,en you and the said plaintiff
.SsSrtirg DO the prayer Of the petition.
ytng-s my hand aud the seal 81 said
...,t ans .rd day of November, 1894.
FRANCES HARVEY,
Court Clerk.
BY HUBERT A. SMITH,
Deputy.
Prentice & peli.
lu.sa. OAa
Attorneys fo-. Plaintiff.
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,ETEpIr r. 7t-Oue erpur raun nn
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UEMnAIMn ~, ~ y1o0s m.n y
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
on September 49, 1871 = advertised fGI
one 7-paBHruErr MHrmuu car stolen. 1890
model and offered 500 reward, sixty days
haying oNprkd today I now wltudraN re-
.uLL LLmLH- ILLL.LLN-
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ROOMS AND BOARD

NOONiS AMI bONND
tiGHriIot siNEIrtNG ROOMS t6i
IuApN. W. aop..Fpr rent ONE uqni
nousekcrp0ur room osace t72sU
~, NE,,,., .s,i,.g' 'r ron,,a r1n' .vys,y,siee.
y.,.,,'t.s ''''h" '
Hbir tuuWF, SINK. adjoining hath, private /
'N'''n'. ..
cur htNEE. p. N' yu'r. nicely 'aT-
uIahHd rooms f1r uFN housekeeping ]
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Have Nou t"'n in and looked over our
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why NHt' Those I'r"a ave better tIrHs
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

FOR SALE-recrisss sedan. i1 per.
feet condition. will sacrifice fnr
quick sale. This car can la Hnru
rage. blN s Boulder.