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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
EMPLOYMENT


EMPLOYMENT
MIR wNNTED--MNII "a
uE a DETECTIVE -Ea,s.I,ui opppru.
via. $50 w"ainvcr uaE Kansas 'Iy Mo.
ht fn,h ow& bose .ril our product
mont fur those who qualify uH not ap.
ply uul"sH sou need tho money and willing
'' w"rN b2G Robinson ul1H
FIRST CLASS auto me,Uan. who can
tnll nI, n"'.n.t. g'i. ,f'"fy expected.
''E51 !S5,as tgpg n''G ir 5la.l.a, fllt.a '',
EonherEs. 3i9.ag s. Main.
'2HG.NMgEf 3s!5. ssiE ,s Egy'5 .,,,a 9 'slyss
larry bJ tha year Plenty spare Im, mH.
ott- and iit".s' ,sca'ion- on nay. othgr
Inalitutc. s3.A, Columbus. ohio.
LEARN ArTpMOHLE HusiNEgs
Thorough practical course. repairing and
TULSA ArroMouIlG scli60L
Fourth sT".i At ERlo,
MAN wanted 10 learn automobile bust.
ness repairing ana diNIuE during spare
g s. or 'E5nnGEs1 1,o Gt''ry,I,fn,e not n'ees'
MANAGEU WANTED
lnrE"t concern uf l's hiut IN the world
N establishing branch office AND service
station 10 Tulsa, requires man ~ taFa
o. arNv OF Hdfut. tur merchandise ts
staple, backed by 'trong local ADVERTISING.
and sold "n q MONEY back guarantee"
We allow salary Of $50 per wooK from
earnings ANA shara Of profits which should
net better than 5000 annually $3.50 cash
@yfr,@gG' a9lo,"1 ggg'rgg J ,"y'r,9s @ tools sod
and reference boz first Irttrr. t'uIoss YOU
gre hustler with good reputation AMI
hay" the required amount NJ cash save
Il
Mtg CO.. oal sunuyUd' 'hlcago, ~
SALESMAN WANTED 10 sell stationery.
must have experience Palace Offco
TAKE ADVANTAGE or our night school.
We toa'h tho business subjects that
WI prepeto You for a splendid position.
start new bnuFhons bnaIncss College,
BIO s. Main. Usage aoAi.
WANTEli.Au experienced stock sales
uHn to soil undivided interests, must
be- ,responsihle and able &C. finance self
WANTEb MEN PREPARE AZ frcmcu.
hrnk"men. electric motprmon, colored
train potters. fl25.t9hO month 10 start
No experience necrsparv, oklahoma Kan
Hns roads write Immediately Tor fun tn
formation. Inter Railway Dept. UlB
indianapolis. Ina
WANTED Team outfits with wheeiers;
superintendent at camp. Tenth 81 and
katy railroad. Tulsa Okla.
WA NTEp. Experienced house to house
solicitor tur Tulsa and vicinity. travelling
snd commission Apply Jewcn Tea co.
No. y. Lansing.
WANTED. -Gcnrtal agent and district
manager Tor western and southern
men Tor building ,ip an agency. wSiGr
Or wtro + u. voiEht. agency supervisor.
HnnkcrH Reserve Ilto 90, 5l2 Manhattan
bidE Muskogtr, Okla
ANTEp-Grutlruau widely acquainted
10 oklahoma tu obtain contracts Tor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
OtlICE- STORE ToIIP,lI>r

CHEAP FOR CAsH-TWo nat.,.- "
desks, two chairs. typewrifar it
iulnR case. check writer and almost r..,
Main. Usage 1907 '-' %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
FINANCIAL
nrsINtes orroKTI MITES

BUSINESS property for sale by owner, ln.
Gated In tkeinah, okla; on pavement
ia - reinforced concrete front two
Htorirsi FIRST floor tsNl20 feet. good rea.
SON tor selling and priced right Tor quick
sale H. G, Decker. Okemah, Okla,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

W A@l lEh Young lady 60 share home
morning npA evruiUg meal Christian
Scientist Weterreh lnuuc OraEc 1924.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
PERSONAL. PROPERTY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
sd' .ndtf tkh hssdinp mBh " paia IA adVansa

sd' -nde hh h,sdius ash v paid IA ad'ansG
BOWERS FUKNtTURE co. carries
comvl"te line Of upholHerIns SUPPLE
= N'u'h cincinnati bsebs 5OVh'
uREAKFAST SET. Table and four chairs
mahogany single bed. never used Itdar
CALL rs before selling your used furni-
tutc. ossge 2230.
COMPLETE apartment of furniture for
sale. Call cedar l0lN.
CHEYENNE AT SEVENTH -Beeutltuliy
furnished apartment. two rooms ktCh-
gnytte and bath. two Murphy ina dor
h'ds Every modern convenience. fuL,
niturc tor sale apartment for rent can
DETROIT jewell gas heater Ia first.class
condition. cedar lblS. -
DESVER, s., no-Thrce-ptece bedroom
suit. white enamel bed complete, oak
dining table, six chairs, rugs heaters.
leather rocker. window shades, clothes
basket, ironing board,
Eight rooms Of nice furniture. close ln
on South Boston, rooms all rented. on
account Of sickness Will sacrifice. 81 200
Eight rooms OF fine furniture. on South
Detroit vii take automobile and $500 as
first payment Balance easy, .,..tl76O.
We have a splendid cafe on Boston to
trade for rooming house.
sixteen rooms, close in, good proposi-
tlon, cheap at ..............-....f2 $500.
J. W. WRIGHT REALTY co.
Cedar 1850.
FOR SALE-By owner. eight rooms OF
nice furniture, nice location. on south
side, close In, rooms all rented. Terms.
'sll cedar 1905.
FURNITURE for sale. also house for rent.
Isll cedar Ssl.
ron SALE--Two bedstceds springs aud
mattresses. one oak dresser. sewing
cabinet imitation leather couch SAINT
tary couch, refrigerator, ironing board,
window shades, eight blankets. 1905 Il.
Admiral.
FOR SALE Fine ovcr-stuffed living
room suite, mahogany table. piano, VIC
troia. rug mahogany dresser and break
fast room suite. All practically new. can
Usage 5275-J.
FURNITURE sulta..e Tor light house.
keeping rooms. reasonable. 1882 5.
Forrest
FOR SALE CHEAP--Four rooms waved
oak turuiture, VIII sell complete or by
piece 533 W. Brady.
FIVE ROOMS furniture, will sell by the
piece; any one wanting furniture phone
Cedar 337, 10 5. Nunthus.
FOR SALE--Threo rooms uf good furni-
ture and the apartment for rent, Price
S125. close in, leaving city; rent s5J. cleo
tricity aud water furnished. Usage 43S2.
FOR SALE-5iO y. Denver, leaving city,
BIRDS eye maple bedroom suite; five
pieces, leather rocker porch furniture and
o.ft. step ladder. Call Osage 1852.
fJRNIILHE repa. ring. renni-hing. up.
holsterlng done rgh.; pr'ce right
Phone Usage 4ss Tulsa Frcuiturs Re
pair shop
GET MORE Tor youi second hand furni-
ture. Can Blue Front Furniture Co.
osage 1880.
IF YOU want 10 rent house within
waking distance Rni close to school.
or buy furniture on easy payments at a
low price Call on FedinaH Fu ntture Co,
s3 F.. First OBage 6f6b,
LET US FIGURE with you when you
have used furniture to sell, VIII pay
best possible prices. Neais Furniture Co q,
227 l.. Third. Cedar 1855. What we say
We do, We do do.
MATTRESSES RECOVERED AND REM
WAITED
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uihhed room tn private family. on ,nst
or south side, must have writing de.L
Reference. Address gAC-E, care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

FOR SALE or trade. three f..
tnguishers; one p and E oherl rt.,.
tor ono roll top desk; oue 6t,H.er.rl..
rucker, four office chairs ...
slicer. Reece Market. - S. H5g.f.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
II. DUMIT


A BARGAIN u you at quickIv. an un-
divided one eighth intsTrSt in drilins
well and s0-acre lease. {250i une-Fixtr,ntr
interest tl25, Nowata county, 100 feet
from six producing wells, wcll Uuw drilling
and VIII be finished next week ran drive
you up any day. George W. Cunningham.
sand springs okla. Phone l6G.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

MONEY TO LOAN
on improved Tulsa property. tow rate ot
interest, liberal contract. no long delays,
no Ted tape.
ADKisoN. PAYNE & HENRY
LOANS, TNSURANC =, BONDS.
223-4 Kennedy Bldg.
REAL ESTATE LOANS tor i've years oh
hsiness or residence property In Tulsa,
no commission, principal payable any
time after first year or at end OF fly"
years. interest semi-aunually, farm Ioanr
same terms
GREER INVESTMENT COMPANY
2ol Simnons Illdg Phone osaEe 2i6o.
SALARY and chAttei loans {. u. Law.
renee. room 2, zo?L $. Main.
TO EOAN-tl 900 on good real estate.
can porntugs l22l :. Raltimore.
WE BUY liberty bonds. notes and iuanth.
" payment mortgages. c. II. over
ton. us $. Roulder.
WE BUY secured notes. tos Security
pidc, Phone Usage bf57.
WANTED to buy notes on Tulsa real
estate. can Usage g2g9.
5000 CHATrEL mortgage FOR sale or
trade. what have you7 Reece Market
20 North boulder, Usage 3lIs,
81 600 TO 1900 to loan on Tulsa real
estate secured by first mortgage.
straight two years. prompt service. Holly
man Milford Mtg CO. Cedar l2s2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

80 IFa
sIctpIns room. In private home uear
.ee school Btu,y and car I'M. DHaFp
so5o
,..... ..
ue'i0ne bath geuucmcn profsr'i can
usage 'h'' "f''f % 9 ~.
IlErH ~. lHi. Very d'..r'b.' trgut
sleeping room. adjoining b"lh. nuIil9..
-, aus. h'.'t, ".". '.''
sleeping rooms. IrFins 'p''. 'f'F" ".a..
fgN. NLNI l"s'Iy furnished trlH'
bedroom, tufnse" nr'n '',,, '"' "'''
ron HENJ-si,,plnE room ini den with
.THIs,t H ana EIrr lYni.. guru.,tIng
bath to gentlemen only oaHRp 5gIs.J
ron RENr NIrry furnished sleeping
rooH. uinuies valt ror rbrl AMI
ron RrAgONAtf.rs rate, ..i. b.erse. ami
household goods ,aU aHua IarpaEa
tIrrJt w IN sI,, ,su room, fl, p,i.
r.,'IIpIr ,so ,n. ,I.,i. t,.,,.t.,
aIssuIns gonm aho r,raEr cedar Sla
IN IVfyATE I,o,n, or., w,r,,,I
'' .,... t w.
,... ,,v. -, H., ga .i,sf. '',''',,, ,.,,.,
,.. ... ,.r. atirarfIvr. o.,Itipr ,iIat,,,.
,.... tps
, .,p,,,. -,....,... l..,,.,.,. ,...,..
d.. ra.r', osI.inr aIsi.n,a. ,ls, ,,,
car line r'at . Min ,.is Al rs'' ''
toytiy t,,,f. ,,.,., ,.t,i, .t,,,sf,,, r.,
snneb... Ds,r.I I.t ''' '.'
i.Apgt. s,,.,t.t,.t r....,,. .I,... i,,,..,.
ps.r. 1I5a
v,.g
closet also small Ioor, D.opr stss
49,,
tab al. month 100 ''' "'''
,,,t, ,-, ST.. .-,,....,
" M. N'' - Nitr large room fetnni
prioed fIebt. also rtrar@ O,srr a7ii'u'
Sisuy ,,n,,,.,g,,,,
W " ~ ~ N 20 ~, "l,'''Nl'u' '"a' ,"ou'
btig.- '"'"' ''''''' '''"'
go. -,. ,...- g., ......
3" -. l"lh" iI"nl In"nh up,
bath canyrnlont, ofiVet. cntranco, hoard
c"oVrpirnf osar. isfs IA
NINTH u t9 Nlc, sl.,uinr r,,,b aud
sitiIre rooIu Tor ,oupr ladies' Cnil
1aar. 1865
,It,,,,tv ,,,,,.,.t., t...,.i..,, ,,,.,.
waking dis,anco. PhoSo cedar g7S or
Usage ta3s
NICE i,rr, steeuinp ro,ut soutb and yyrat
arpoei,rr. picntv Of igbt rant reason
abis OsaEe s7G7 G2i W Fifth
NICELY furnished aisoping room. al.
ilirtng bath III g. IIgin iadirH or
gentlemen Usage 7N5.
NICELY furnirhed sleeping room. ncyt 10
bath, private entrance. uo other room
crs. Phone cedar as
NiCE ROOM Ton rout suitable fnr two
men or two ladies employed. 72g 81
houldcr
NICE siecping room, close In walking
distance. ,all Usage 1s22.
uNE LARGE gioeptng room Hultahle fnr
two with breakfast 1900 Phone
lspgo 7oii-J
hath. an couvcuionccs. near ptreet ear
Dssrc qgq 1
pINTu " tyi-A Mic. room, and strep.
inr pcrch very reenon,bIr rsbtletn,n
ossso sss,
SI.UEptNG rnnr for rrpt adjoining hath
rnrt, Iva rriynt, f,tnnv ali rrpyrn
tencrs. utn.v line at tbo duor can A.
~ is,s,.i,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,....,',.,,
p.sac sogg '''"'' ''''"'"s
sLEEfiNH room modern eonycniencoS'
elA West cameron, 'ehHt lEaa.
SOUTH StDE-Eix blocks from Main,
large sleeping room adioiuiug bath pri-
VHtc entrance. home privileges. OahEo
SOUTH slDE- Nlou sleeping room ever
htqT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
MnNINN III sTONAnE
fAINrING Ann uECORNI

ENPERIENCEp painter and interior dec
orator, estimates reasonable, references
turuishtd can Usage 2Stb.
FIRsT- GLASS painting aud puprrhanE-
ing done Ht reasonable prices Honest
Labor and material Usage NNSs.
F b.. kuiBI Union plpvrhunger and
painter. work guaranteed, ask Tor
sauptrs, prices low tsHEr bNbl,
NNN.tNlbN pau-ruHugrr wants work by
roll ur Sob. reasonable and satisfactory,
beagc 2a2e A.
TApEKli Angling SO per room and up,
painting done reasonable, AN work guar.
auIDtl. Phone tpHtNp 4GAD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

FOR SALE Burrouhs adding m.,..,.
d, practically new inqgirc por'llIe. US5
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NcNJNNt'o LACE CURTAIN LAyHpRY
Lace curtains lHuudpfrd ur dry cleaned.
French hBud laundry m connection Daago
b11b. 1il8 D. Cincinnati.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

UNDERWOOD tyI'wtrcr. n,..., ..,..,.,
very cheap. Usage lltI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
SACRIFICE SALE

Well established, paying business: can
lies, fruits, ,obaCCOs, grocerioa, fountain.
Htc., good fixtures. three show cases, six
table sets, shelving fans, desk, safe; fur
nish"d living quartera. Nre and holdup
insurance, taxes all paid. will sacrifice
III for 1900, worth several times 20 re
place. VIII be too late after october ].
Come at once and be convinced
F.tf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

SLIGHTLY used. t.draSsr ei..H fr...,.-
sale at bargain. Palace on,a sgb
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

rTDR REAsUNAtil.E rates uu baggage boi
huuHrnu.1 goods call HHuH baggage
lIuH cedar 2f11.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

WANTED Position as chauffeur by young
man with 10 years experience. DsAgp
67st 'has Petersen.
ANTEp--Nlght wutrhmau Job. good
reference, can OsaEe $50.
WANTED SGT N books 10 keep In snare
tlmo. Can handle general office work
or Corrcrpundour,, OsnEc K22i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

FOURTH W. tit- Room Tor ront. con.
u'riiuE bath. gentlemen preferred. 'al
FHarn hFHt after q fu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
mEIF-MNLt on IENNIE

ANY INTELLIGENT person either sex
may earn &iO0 to t2UO monthly cor.
responding Tor newspapers, nr SIS To- E25
weekly In spare time, experience uuucCes.
Ntry, no canyasslnE subjects suggested.
send for tree booklet. National Press
bureau Buffalo. n. Y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04

BOWERS FURNITURE 60. carries
c0mUlete line OF upholHtering SUPPLE
South cincinnati, pses- 3oos,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-04
OIL ROYALTY AND FEE
m01EIN-NO0MiNG MOrsEs tS

no1ELS-ROOMiNG HOUSES as
FOR SALE by owner, fifteen rooms fur,
niture, lease; $500 cash, balance terms
10 suit, always fun. Phone Usage 22Sl.
FOR SALE-rhtrty-room moucrn hotel
furnished completed. Write Mary L..
Smith. 1918 spruce st. Coffcyyiue Kan.
FOR SALE Roomiug house. eight
rooms, good furniture, large sleeping
porch IN rear, s-ycar lease a bargain for
a little cash. 2itg Il seventh Usage
s7ls-R
FOR sALE--By owner c2-room apart
mcnt huusc, south side, fine location.
Price $3.50, with $4,000 cash, cedar .2t9.
HAVE HUHERs for roomtng house or
small hotel, II priced right II, r.
Adams, $50 Mayo. osage sol,
h9L:Lss. ro225m'ns "su;gss "nssluI;gss sod homes homes
:oS ''nitv Bldg, or cali OSaEe A7Ai
hoOM.r4, HOUSE ~ scyru rooms. nicely
10 s.gd. on car line, cheap rent, an
full, s55oi with SOC cash. This IS good s,s.
as Security Bldg.
RooMING HOUSE At AUCTION
We will sell 20 the highest Bidder re-
gardIess ~ price, at (? 80 p. M. Wed
nesday october 5th at nv T. Archer,
tw, r-y rooms of furniture, ana lease
running to January lst, can bee renewed.
Terms. one-halt cash. balance 'iVO a
munth. Can get loan Tor one-hAf VI
purchase price THIS is being sold 20
satisfy mortgage. IN which three persons
are Interested. and they have decided 10
sell In order to make settlement between
themselves. Any Information deslrvd. see
L. E Houston, tOs Security BluE, 4. :.
Martin. HuUtiuuter. AuCtiuneeT will re-
Ceiye bids at phone, Usage b079
FES ROOMS, elegant mahogany furui.
ture, an bed rooms IN suites beautiful
dining room set some French Wilton
rugs will consider clear lot. or good car
with some cash In exchange this furui-
turc cost SAO0o. WIZ sacrifice for 81 500
House for rent Call Il. j, skaicisy n
ca. Cedar i9ls.
IO-ROOM. steam heated residence room
ing house we'll located, elegantly fur
nished and furniture Tor sale wonderful
value. tsn arrange tgrms. kent reason
able. Lipsoord Real Estate Loan co.
osaRe bbSs,
MONEY TO LOAN-CHATrELs "a
MONEY To loan On diamonds aud other
articles of value. Al business strictly
confldcnual. Fred ". Linder. si5 Rob
insnn Bldg
SALARY LOANS
To men and women
CHAITEL LOANS
on Pianos, Household Goois
J. q. CAMPBELL
over WuolWoFtn
usaEe 1910
SALARY LOANS
To Employed People,
ALSO tIArr5I. LOANS
TULSA LOAN co.
Phone Usage ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-09-01
How Miners Are Protected.

The United States bureau OF mines
operates ten mine-rescue railroad cars
which travel from mine 10 mine in the
different mining districts q the coun-
try. giving training 10 first aid and
mine rescue work and assisting IN
times Of mine disasters and fires. In
addition the bureau maintains eight
fixed mine rescue stations. seven Of
which are equipped with auto rescue
trucks. available IN the same manner
O. the rescue cars.
This service % the mines and
miners has been a real and paying
one accounted only IN the number Of
lives and In the value OF property
saved said Director y. g. Cottreil.
10 q statement issued recently. Its
by-products have been an awakened
sense Of responsibility Of miners and
operators alike. resulting In q decided
decrease Of fatal and nonfatsl acct
dsos 20 the miners"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-09-01
PAPER FROM VENEER WASTE
How Much Material That Has Hereto
fore Seen Thrown Away 10
Now Utilized.

In the wood waste from veneer fac
tories the United States forest prod
ucts laboratory sees considerable raw
material suitable for the manufacture
Of high grndes OF paper. The cores
Of many kinds Of veneer logs, now
used In large part for fuel, make ex-
cellent pulpwood. In addition. large
part Of the clippings could be turned
into pulp stock with profit
Among the veneer woods whose
waste has paper-maklng possibilities.
comments the Scientific American, are
red gum, yellow poplar. cottonwood.
birch. tupelo, Eastwood and beech.
Many veneer factories cutting these
species are already within shipping
distance Of pulp mills. In certain 9TH
er cases veneer factories are so
grouped that they might furnish pulp
wood enough to warrant the erection
of centrally located mill. Other eco
nomic factors being favorable, such u
mill could profitably operate on
daily supply of veneer waste equiva-
lent TO so cords Of ordinary pulpwood
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-09-01
How Romans BuIIt Rosda

Two thousand years ago the Ro-
mans built roads, some OF which are
still In active service. These roads
have lasted through the Centuries sim-
ply because OF their massive construc-
ton. The Romans built four success
i've courses or layers on an earth sub
grade. carefully prepared and drained.
First came the statumen or founda-
ton. then the rodius, next the nucleus
and finally the pavimentum or wear
ing surface. The statumen and paw
mentum consisted Of large fiat stones.
while the two intervening courses
were built Of smaller stones laid In
lime mortar. To carry the chariot
and packhorse traffic Of Roman times,
these roads were seemingly ridiculous
ly heavy, yet the wisdom OF the build
ers was amply demonstrated by the
500 years during which the Roman
road system formed the backbone Of
the transportation system of the an
cient empire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-09-01

again
1900 ". Peanuts have been dribbl-
ing along steadily ever since last
entry. Think she has finished them.
though.
1880 p NJ. Decided she wasn't
hungry. and instead Of a good. solid
dinner, sent me down a cold eggnogg
heavy with chocolate. Could have
managed It al RICH; II Z; hadn't been
80 cold. but that makes il terribly
hard to deal with.
l.i0 r. NJ More ice water.
i:40 p. NJ. Was mistaken about the
peanuts; she found another handful in
the bottom Of the bag, now have
them to tend TO.
2:05 p. NJ. More ice water.
$40 p. NJ She has been lifting
some heavy books, and as usual, used
my muscles instead OF her arm
muscles, as she should have done.
tired me more than digesting a six
course dinner.
800 p. NJ. Some one has brought
her a box Of caramels and she's
started on that.
4:20 P. NJ. Have received some
thing like half a pound Of caramels
since last entry She just said, "oh
dearl ! don't feel well. | know the
milk in that eggnogg was sour"
600 P. NJ. We were invited out TO
have a soda before going home. Had
lemon phosphate and then ran for
the train.
$3.50 p. NJ. We played a set Of ten
mis- before dinner, and here | am all
tired out and dinner to handle.
TOO p. NJ. Fried potatoes, cucum-
bers, veal and canned blueberries.
What do you know about that?
1850 p. NJ. We are going down for
a chocolate walnut college ice.
500 p. NJ. Got home and found
that some one had made lemonade.
She drank two glasses. That on top
Of the college ice settles 1t. | strike.
$50 P. M. Have sent back the col
lege ice and lemonade.
$40 p. NJ. Returned the blue
berries.
$3.50 P. NJ. And the veal.
9:10 p. M. She has sent for the
doctor Says the college ice must
have had something the matter with
it. Her mother says is probably the
weak stomach she inherited from her
father.
$3.50 p. Nj. The doctor says it is
just a little upset, due to the weather.
GOOD NIGHT!
MOTTO: Treat Your Stomach De-
Gently.
Telephone Topics.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-09-01
DORSET HOLLOW

H. A. Wilkinson Of Bennington, was
in town on business one day last week
Frank Kelley returned to Benning.
ton Tuesday after visiting at his home
here.
Miss Clara Kelley and John Kelley
motored TO Pittsford and Wallingford
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Of Glen Cot
tage, have been entertaining friends
from out Of town.
Mrs. Ripley and mother and sister
Of New York City, were callers at
Valley View Farm Sunday.
Mr.. Ives, who has been visiting DR..
and Mrs. Howe at Glen Farm, has
returned to Newark, N. j.
Rev. William Connell who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalton, has
returned to his parish in Little Falls,
N. Y.
Patrick McDevitt, who has been
spending several days in town on
business, returned to his home in
Pittsford, Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Warren, Harry Warren
and Mr.. and Mrs. French Of Cam
bidge, Mass, were Sunday callers at
Valley View Farm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-09-01

Misses Alice and Dorothy Kelley,
who have been visiting relatives in
Pittsford and Wallingford, have re-
turned to their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Dalton and DIR.
and Mrs. Madison Of Bennington,
were Sunday guests at Valley View
Farm and at John Dalton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalton and Miss
Nellie Dalton were In Granville, N. Y.
one day last week to attend the funer-
al Of James Dalton Of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norton of Lake
st. Catherine, were guests Tuesday at
Valley View Farm. Miss Alice Kelley
returned with them for few days
visit.
Mrs. Frank Kelley and daughter
Mary Elizabeth, who have been visit
ing at Valley View Farm, went Sum
day to visit Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin
in Pittsford.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-09-01

my work. Hope she gives me an hour
or two Of complete rest before any
thing else is sent my way.
1890 A. NJ. Two glasses of ice
water have just arrived. 1t will take
all the energy | can pump up in the
next hour to warm me up to normal
again.
1880 A. NJ. That half-chewed
breakfast did not satisfy her, so she
has bought some peanuts and started