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Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-29
DEMAND ACTIVE
FOR ALL GRADES
ALFALFA HAY
Moderate Advance .SL0lUn in
Local Markets on Stock Ac-
emulation Orders

The market for alfalfa hay contin-
ued firm throughout the week, says
the weekly letter of the California
Alfalfa Growers Exchange, just is
sued. These conditions obtained in
all parts of the state.
Prices in central markets remained
about the same, while in the local
markets of those districts where the
crop is already mostly marketed,
prices showed a further moderate ad-
vance. The demand is active and
quite general, both for spot and ship
ment, with the tendency ON the part
of most buyers to accumulate a fai,
supply beyond immediate require
ments, to avoid the risks Of "from
hand to mouth" buying during the
winter months.
One of the large Minneapolis banks,
in writing about theproblem facing
the farmers of the country, quotes in
this connection letters from banker
correspondents, one of which says:
Taking the commodity Of hay: most
Of the hay in southern Minnesota
grades number three, the present
price of which is SIS to SIG per ton
in Chicago. The freight and COM
is, in round numbers, $S.75
per ton. The cost of baling is $4 per
ton. With SO per ton for. hauling to
car, this leaves the farmer very
Small margin for his work, to say
nothing of the product itself. We
have been told that in some cases the
commission men have sent bill back,
after the hay was sold, for balance
due them on the transaction. The
same banker says the situation is
about the same as regards corn, oats,
hides, etc.
A banker in South Dakota quotes
as typical, cases with similar disas-
trous results, of the sale of cattle.
sheep and horses consigned to Chi
cago and St. Louis, and winds up by
stating that "each time we try to cut
down loan by the sale of some of
the security, the loan is in worse
shap> than it was before"
Well organized cooperative market
ing on sufficiently large scale, while
it could, of course, not have made
these returns profitable under exist
ing general conditions, would undoubt-
edly have brought materially better
results to the growers in those states.
There were 1850 tons of grain and
alfalfa hay received on the Los An
geles tracks the week ending Nov
26, with 370 tons held over.
Prevailing prices last week, deliv
cred in the vicinity of Los Angeles
No. 1 dairy alfalfa, $22; standard
SIT.
Prevailing prices last week, f. o. b
San Francisco:
No. dairy alfalfa, SIG; standard
SIS.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-29

big fellow. He will 60 20 rounds
next Sunday night at the Owl arena
with Kid Savage, the heretofore un-
beaten one of Mexicali.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-29

Continued on page p
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-29
CONTINUED on Page -
POPULAR YOUNG
COUPLE WEODED

The San Diego Union of Sunday
morning gives the following interest
ing account of the marriage in that
city of ]. r. Fahs and Miss Marie
Jaeger:
At an impressive church wedding
Friday evening, Miss Marie Jaeger Of
this city and Ell Centre, and j. R..
Fahs of Wilmington. Calf, were unit
ed in marriage. The ceremony was
solemnized at the First Presbyterian
church, the marriage service being
read at 8 o'clock by the Rev. V. Fahs
of Wilmington, the father of the
bridegroom.
The church auditorium was hand
somely decorated with masses Of
pink blossoms of the season, pink be-
ING the color chosen for the wedding.
The bride was gowned in a beautiful
creation of white Canton crepe, with
veil caught with orange blossoms, and
carried bouquet of bride roses and
lilies s-of-the-valley. Her maid OF
honor, Miss Anna Gay Doolittle, wore
pink. and carried bouquet of pint
bride roses. Little 5-year-old Bobbit
Schaetzel was delightful little flow
err boy, carrying basket filled with
Cecil Bruner roses. Otto Jaeger o.
Ell Centre, the brother of the bride
acted as best man, and the usher;
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-29
Road Warming;
All Motorists!

Chief Engineer Virgins, in
charge of the reconstruction work
on the Mountain Springs grade,
telephoned The Press this morning
that the announcement in the San
Diego Union of Sunday and re-
printed in The Press of yesterday,
that the grade would be open to mo-
tOrists each afternoon at l o'clock,
is not correct.
The road, said MIR. Virgins. is
open at different hours each day,
the time being determined by the
stage of the blasting being done by
the wOrkmen.
The only safe way for motorists
to determine when they can get over
the road is to telephone before they
start to go over the road:
The Ell Centre office of the Auto
Club of Southern California;
The office of the Pickwick Stage
Line;
The Mountain Springs store.
Official information as to TIE
time the road is open can be Sc
cured in this way. There is heavy
penalty attached if you try to drive
the grade unless the superintendent
in charge has opened the road for
traffic. In addition to this, it is
extremely hazardous because Of the
dangerous character of the work
being done.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10

Recipe
% 10 pastry
ilc"r, 3 Level tea-
a2DU1s E alum et
E7k;lg Powder, "a
cup butter. "a cup3
FrGnul1,ed sosa.,
snllss of ) eggs. &
cup cold water,
Whites OF 5 eggs. l
teaspoon or go
extract. Then mix
IN the regular way.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10

financially than the southern farm
er for the simple reason that he does
not depend on just one product for
his living. He grows that at home
The southern man must copy his
method il he hopes to succeed Look
over the northern farmers livestock
Usually you viii lind all puTcbred
cattle and hogs. He has the very
simplest reason for this. Whom he
has stock for sale he is assured Of
q top price whether he sells IA.
breeding purposes or markel' and
he usually sells both places The
best for seed stock and the. inferior
for market
Right here it is worth while to
say that in 1920 some OF the highest
priced purebred hog sales in the
north We're cooperative safes. Usual
ly county sales. Associations we're
perfected and if man did not have
enough prime breeding stock for Il
private sale he and Others consign-
ed enough for q cooperative ssle.
What is being done there can ana
will be duplicated here
Good breeding stock are just as
essential TO farming today as good
seed corn, etc. And the quicker the
southern farmers adopt the live at
Ctn MI
purebred livestock, joins an associa-
tion and pushes for cooperation
the quicker he will get out Of the rut.
He can do no better than to get
the breed that he likes and subscribe
for that breeds paper. They are an
inspiration TO anyone owning live
stock. You will read of Il sale where
Il high average has been made, YOU
will read descriptions OF great Aogs
of balanced rations, of a thousand
and one things that are essential in
the up-todate production of swine.
Very often you will get an idea
that in later years or possibly at
tHdt very lline tndt Is iOIld'S anu
cents in your pocket. Don't get the
idea that you are too poor financially
to own purebred swine. Here is
one case in Missouri OF very poor
boy, Clyde LorenZ Of ShelbinP, No.
who owns Duroc boar, Major Sen
sation, Grand Champion Missouri
State Fair, 1919, also junior cham
pion at National Swine Show, 1919,
started life as farm hand. His
father owned 40-acre hill! farm,
twenty-five miles from II railroad.
Clyde bought bred SOW from a
breeder and II is said had to sell the
sow and the rest of litter to grow out
and develop this hog. At the time
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10
500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease, giving the
patient strength by building UP the con-
work. The proprietora have so much
faith in the curative powers of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails
to cure Send for list of testimonials.
Address +. ], CHENEY Ss CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. 75c.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10

ne won the State Fair Championship
this was the only hog lie Owned. It
is also said that pair OF ovGralls
" ere his best clothing The hog WAS
given such an ovation at the Mis-
souri, State Fair that he was offered
twenty-five Thousand Dollars for
him. He promptly refused this and
t, Ch lis hog g., he National Swine
Show. Today Mr.. Loren3 hardly
knows what he is worth. Owns q
fine large farm arI ore of tie largest
herd of purebred Durocs iii Missouri
This is certainly an example. Or
course everyone can not duplicate
the same thing all at one time, but
are we ali doing our best?
Do you SUPPOSE this mali Would
have given a common hog he atten-
tion inpt he gave that pur:,- "a?
Purebreds pay and it pays to give
them purebred attention.
Should you by persistent effort de-
velop an extra good purebred it is
worth its weight in gold
Independent Bacon and lard, at
\
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10
@oa@e@@@@@e@ba@@@@e @@e@eo@oao@eeoe@ooo

last year what is the use OF growing
something you can not sell?
There undoubtedly will he large
acreage planted to corn and The
writer looks for reasonably cheap
corn.
But then man can make yegy
large corn crop himself and without
expensive labor
Milk. butGer, cornmeal. homin%
meat and lard should he every far
mer's slogan for the coming year
a country never could get rich and
stay rich, growing and depending ON
one product.
The northern farmer is better fixed
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10
REWARD

A liberal reward will be paid to
anyone returning ladies' ring bear
ing the Eastern Star emblem with
diamond in center. Lost in this city.
Return to Hayti Herald and receive
reward. 1918
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10
HOGS VS.. COTTON

With cotton on Il decline and an
erroneous carryover it is an almost
certainty that the man who grows Il
large acreage will be in the same
financial condition this fall that he
was last fall.
Admitting that it does not cost
say one-half to make it compared 10
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10

-Overstocked on onion sets-for
quick sale al 30 cents per gallon. II.
Henderson's Store.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10

--Overstocked on onion sets-for
quick sale at zoe per gallon. H.
Henderson's store.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs o. n. Watts left
Sunday fer a few days visit in ST
Louis.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10
FOR SALE

Mahogany reading lamp with silk
shade. Price reasonable. Call Mrs.
w. p. Russell, Hayti, Mo. 1920
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10

Senator Won Mayes was in our city
looking after legal business Monday.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10
We Sell Calumet
Buckley's Store

-Overstocked on onion sets-for
quick sale at 20 cents per gallon. H.
HendersOn's Store.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10

Herald Job Work is best.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-10

Independent Bacon and lard, {
Buckley's. Best quality goods.
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EMPLOYMENT

. gAurytUt.. .tu,Is .ti.s.t a,,.p. ., .,..,
J IHrrart.r Ave- THua. pa. Mfrts .i
. the best auI 90. bUIlfsAI. I.Un tust
SOAP went HutufH IfHdt msIU mint
and ,uuyIltI registered .n q. raf.rt
'iI'r. Ih." 5000 fr""F'a 'f9n fuft
guy .N'H'' '."IhF if"iu 'I''u.
''', '.'. NH' magic 20 cents
WV. WY I.'''
I RAVE a sI..fAI DFTEU ta nova
br.uts tHl Ifa.'.IuE .4.ufs hnni.tns
r'tiuiI. f'n ii I. 80 IsuAl,. IfuHsvtf
Nlt
snake lInu y..k.. .....rg r.Y... ...r.
day wonder H.t .i.u..,I d..i saI.au,
IlH' .N.'.. tIfHHH without IY.H.uE Want
Hf'utH tnI tffw UuuaF'.a tr.r tHWplrs
HhI IHIIi'l.H.. l'HIy 'ltWI.aU CO.. ~ 2
'"''''' '.''F'
Make 500 v.pIIy s...fr sUgY tru.
ruAtnrf..d u,|v auto t.I.s. a.r.rt o.,
'"nHHu.fH. ''f. d.alsfe of Wholesale.
u'u .IH'. fr.'I uf 'tp..l.
'h." ufr..'a.tfH IiIfr.H.u ItfH Co..
'''
mNII .'' 2. ..' r.f month tHiI'H4iIrH
$500 .I.I.. cosy I"frHr.N' vHrr 's+
'.".I.' II'."t. HY'.fH. u.H fl.t NHfr
l.. '''.''. ''. ''I'. ''.
ia I... MAJ. IH H.| now .H t..I town
|.'.. Hu... '...I .III.nHI I.rUH HUI inertia
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YOU AllE WANTED T. IS Government
Jobs }lad goo month. hundreds pust-
t.uH. lIN trnr. Write InurdIut,I..
Franklin Institute. Dept SCOT Rorh,s
ter, n. y
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nELr-MaIr or FEMALE.

\ REAL salesman wanted. male OF fc.
male. can goo y. 2uuiH.
CIVIL service examinations tor men. Wo-
men, over II, railway m1N cleric. ~ GOO.
loHtpfticc tlerk. guNttnmCut clerk 81 400.
81 500, tNplst tl,iou Experience unnrcys-
sary. For FREQ particulars write i.
Leonard Nuruvr tiyil Service examiner
1925 Equitable l6ldE, Washington - e.
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NEED MONKY7
private loans 20 -alariod furniture owners;
easy payments Union Loan Co.. i77 Rob
msou Bldt
REAL ESTATE LOANS Tor five years on
business ur residence property IN Tulsa
no commissions principal pis able any
time after ffst '.ar OF At .nd uf five
years. interest s'miHunually, farm loans
same terms.
GREER INVESTMENT COMPANY
20l simmons Etg. Phone Usage also
500 STRAIGHT mopcy 10 loan ON Tulsa
real estate Whceitr Investment Co..
cedar 2g2
8. 300 TO LESD pu first mortgage Tulsa
real estate. i59-C, world.
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FUN sAIE KcvorsihI0 frod hahy hIEfy.
tl5. can be- seen at lo' East Jaspnt.
laaun AMnl
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MNN on WOMAN wanted. salary $50 nun
time, zoe ap hour spare time. Erlliug
guaranteed hosiery t. WcurCr. ENpHri-
ynrr unnecessary, International Mills
kurris'uwu. pa.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FARMS FOR RENT


APARTMENT, SIX rooms, sleeping porch
basement and locker cedar 79S
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EMPLOYMENT
lIEIr WA>rrD-MAir

TO ana tractor experts earn 800 TO
500 per month, we teach all branches
htlnE ana starring welding. yulcaniE g..
batteries ana machine work, by
,ctical experience IN TO wouks, our
. book, Tho Way to u Better job "
,lhins everything. write today. Bart
= Auoo school, 1876 n. Topeka Ave,
chita. Kan.
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a DETECTIVE Excellent cppurtun-
~, good pay. travel, Write G. r.
iwig, Ssi Westuver Bldg. Kansas City,
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MEN. women. Elrls wanted tllb month.
Government Jobs, nig opportunity.
write Immediately fur list positions
lrtukNn Institute, department 500 ",
RprhoslUr. \. \.
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FINANCIAL


..,t.s.r, 40 ,.I.,. -,
~ ILtN Mi'h car ana f'W hunir"i
ginl marketing .poultry eggs ana hogs
i'arFot' r.f,r"roa, cSch,Tgri NdIr,ss
'I2 T.. or,n V.ud
A ursrNE.S 0F worm ow4 v,to.
frThina glass name platce. numhors.
meg h"t h"ntlF. W'ahl"ns 7ign', eiE llln.'
n''ii,,' 200" I'''. Pc f'''n'T ''' wooster
AN 200 tho market for good business
lnN'stm'ui m.'gauir- Or otherwise. zee
GWting $4,000 to 300. what nave You
tu Tulsa cor somo other good town? 3 5.
Nh''Inf' 'sasr N'a".J'
JuIy cash aales - 900. can Osage
o. ". u. ..-
irr,Ion DH H, "NNtiiirf ''gS M''" s'rS'' rSG'
',,'" ,,"H'' o"i'uluH @,a , l""'
900 "ssh eets %''h"" ,ho GJrcSs Ss 7IVGT
Wnrlh 10" s''' INV N''' """'''' eva -
N"'''
BUSINESS MITES
| Small grocery and rngat market, wcll 10
som" nnnC every day Fixtures includ
I hH Forh a',,Nrry' 'luo Stn'k a. ~,
VOC, apon' 'loo' ABOUT ''eoo cash viii
'-,------ --..-------------
CIGAR STAND
N.,,, Gu "''1n,tn.nt '1nt o. 9i '"z"o 'n 'h,s VIII maze
rent ia low the n9,cn ts risht F'''' '"'
JorLGNG q wIIITEsIDE
ut,Ii pf,, f, ..i..,.,,,,. .. ,,,,,,, ,.., -,
In hest oil town IN o,lahoma No shon
ia t,y,n WI" ~ :" 49, - s,,P
okla.
in,sipess ,,a,,, ,. ,,m"u ,,''IlIihh' E.i E,un
ON nco"nnt Of hesIt6 ia. ~ worid ''''"
CLEANING and pressing shop Tor s,lc or
Will consider partner. who can handle
Ford delivery or Uoffunn pr,ss A
drrsg buN 7Gg.C World
earn, ~, ,......,.., -,
Nh taxa srn.i rroncr,y r ", lro,,ry 1"r T.,
Co Cedar lIlN.
GAZE .,,I ,,,,,,,,i,,,.,,. .,,,t,,,,- a, qoo
month b,isincaa located In mos, n,tty"
oil nrId in Oklahoma. Nii acl buiIiirg
Gan1i, 9nMinres cowrle'o,o write BOX So
nav. 'NI'.' or ph"h' " ..-
".uEm' ,l,,,lo t,,, ~ , raty WIN 1r'oo can
corfc|tt,p"ry' snJ, t,,,nt,t, ''r, ,r, "'nn31hh
ftnishtnr, T.. l.. Patton ana = Main
Tui.a
FOR SALE Insurance business. have
othrr husincss requiring an my time. l.
% NuN 1850.
FOR SALE First rI,s. s-,hoir h,rb,r
an.p ~ h,rs,I, ss,Ia ~, r,, A.,
r scco"i osaFc isG w '''
nae @mcnt. r,rcIiSnt i"caiISn' sSnd '" ipasS. 're rre
f.r cqui,y An good name or good gar
rrirra rieht" sH0 r,.t 'rti'I ~ pbnuc
usaFo>o77N cali Tor Scarborough.
ron SALE or .,r,de for late model Ford
store. VOL located doing good business.
rartios leaving city 2tQS T.. Third ~. "
~ uravors.
first-cluss restaurant ana cate IN Tulsa.
okla, with an established htgh-class
trade. tu fact II is ON" NJ the best rys
lautsuts in tho city. good lease, splendid
close iny,stleation, This Is money
NJ Wa,r ,,s,,,r " ~" az a,'nunI n
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FL DORADO, ARK.

OVo-fourth interest in well and 10
acre lease. northeast Of the northcas
Of 2O-lS-l5, FOR S12,50O. Drilling
starts at once. We need money to
complete we'll and viii sacrifice
uuc-fourth interest to get quick re-
suits. We welcome your fun inycsti-
cation, which viii prove this an cN-
ccpuoual oftor. only 500 feet from
good production, Address
Box 226-F, Care World
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$50 osugc Si3S-J, 80 ''
BOSTON VIEW APARTMENTS
Thirteenth and Boston streets bost location
in downtown district, new and modern,
lus' completed 2 ana r-ropm efficiency,
ip-a-hpr beds. range. refrtr'ratnS.(puiit- IN
features whit. enamel finish. hand painted
walls ianit0r service, high class sur
rouudlngH $50 ana SO per month,
heterenCcs required. CaI Osage SSl. va
Mayo Bldg,
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FOR SALE winchester rifle, 42, al
most now. cheap. call OsaRr lNa1.h.
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sIruAriONs wASTED-MAIE a
A, unda this hsadne mast b. paid In stunss.

l
ASsIsTANT PURCHASING AuENr and
chief warrhouaomRn for small OIL com
/ pauy. desires connection In purchasing de-
partmcut of large cumpany after August
TO- several years experience In purchas.
ing ana accounting ana familiar with oil
field ana refinery material can glve
excellent reference. Address isi.r. world.
ACrOtNrANT ana bonNkcopcr, deaircs
small set NJ books TO keep. trial balances
takcu. Statements rendered. l52 T.
ACErELNNE WELDEH. YEARS export
once IN garage and Oh field work. can
weld anythiug Hrst of reference. Wiley
~. 'onl hoN 9b krw 'ity. okla.
HuOEKEErER and general office man
~ years ppericnc". best "f c,ty refer.
cucc, SALARY reasonable. OAage $500
can fot bookkc"prr
CARPENTER kcpairtns screening. etc
oHaEu 31lA.N.
POSITION. UESr cry WEFEWENCES.
AubHESS lal-F world
ENrLRiENCED collector. accept moIor-
utc salary and commission. Have car
ana viii giNo houl. Cedar 1890.
ENrEHr accountant and hookkccpcr de
sircs set Of books or clerical Work after
I O. Iowisou. Dsago 0l1f
ENFEH1ENrEp l}ANkEU desires to get
ln touch with parties lu need " a high
class man w bank ofu,gr iu = -"ol
sized town In uk'nhoma. both city and
World
ENrENtESCED mechanic and very
careful driver. can drive any make VI
car, know all tho good WVuutaln parks in
Colorado. Wish 10 drive tut good respect.
able people Addr,ss NJ ~ Sanru. rio r..
FIRST S', "r rhoun 'rtE" .'at
EDITOR. adyortsiug manager. corrrspon-
don't salrsmauag,r. 10 years varied ,N
pori,uro with national publications and
larg" manufacturers HoN laJ-E world.
EN SERVICE Man married vlshce ynrl,
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now TO ANSwER


BLIND CLASSIFIED ADS
answering blind ads IN these columns
iase becareful 20 use tho precise address
en- Ia advertisement Write tho address
tiniy Letters brought 20 Tho world
ice do not require stamps. Always IN.
Sc your answers IN scaled envelopes.
replying TO advertisements whore ret.
,ncos are asked for do not send tn,
ginal reference. Send copios ot them
ly.
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a DETECrIVE-S5O-S weekly;
Tavcl over world experience unuCCrss-
y. American Detective Agency. S29
'aH, ST. Louis
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PERSONAL PROPERTY


uol SIHoIn eooDs ="
d' 'nsT MS hao'"s "''' " 'as :" ''''"'''
only used three weeks. Price reason
uNIU Phone 1aage f0l7.
FrpSTrUuE ron SALE Complete.
.t.ygtrtrs pses room durIcS for ren..
Ft.HNI1ttpE FOR SALE Apartment FOR
t,nf r.,I,- apartmonts. complete FUR
nIiura ~ wIckcr ana ali linens aud dishes
Zoo ttrherstte apartment Pnc" $500. halt
r'.1 balance To sun or VIII 'Nchanse '0'
'.'' 'iorii~s, 4 WuITEStpE
'.. ' 'N''''''' 49,
FrH>lfrHE FoR SALE
ESTHER APARTMESTS.
I"n room hiChsnFtt' tomp.,t'' Wsh9tsuy
"td tapestry H'.hE room rul.s az ,ii,ns la
and 7'.''r, also Flch'H oHIpWrrht u'st'Coon'
a. orc. sing room ultii' ir'S' ''VO'
''''' i,pffSi4 d yyIiITEsfBE
,,o d a.,i.,,a,, ''' 04nge 7t,s.
''' .'' 49,
....... .....,,, ,...,,.... g.. .t.
,v,,,.,ii ..,s.i.r F,rd car Osare
.tt.
r.r. SALE solid walnut electric table.
ras Is .Tr61 ... mac" 'C".I.I '7io s. Elgn. Phone
'.u.r .l02-J.
rYH sAIE Choar' mahogany day bed,
rfuo nao. mahogany ro,Hrr, and char.
EXT" os, i''. l'i.l' i"'npN'", Spr.,'.s
.''," i'Ni ,r"''' l' n.'t'n WH' ii,','r,c
' .r..., .,,,,.t., J.S,rir iro, ron.
.ng board. ~" "'ralI russ mattress tot
,4 49,. 9'g' '',",nH G,,"''s s,, S,,I ,',',.,
WIZ IN'"' ~ 'yn'n'A 'o''' ''"s'
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FOR SALi~ 'u' hahy buggy nearly new
in fr'i ,''.. ''niIii"n. COST t.2S hoW.
wrl soil for $40. call f2N e Yorktown
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ENCHt NGE-AuTOMOBiLES 40

COLE-EIGHT chummy 10 trade for
city property. property must be
worth the money Call =. Il. Miller.
Cedar ESQ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07
POULTRY ASD SUPPLIES

DAIRY FEED-Tun crrtlu. Min Run
hran, shorts, Perfection hen scratch.
SURE Cgg mash. Full-n-pop mash corn
chops, oats, wheat oyster sholl, grit.
meat scraps w. r. ami rtlNty flour.
Champion dog cakes Ask for our poul-
Try, bird and dog catalogue. binding.
stevens seed Co, corner First ana Boulder.
Phone psago itt
FOR SALE Eight laying hens. Phonf
Usage gsNu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

GENERAL oiti," man. oNrrsoaf veteran,
~ yrpts' experience general office tines
and outside work Excellent penmau.
world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

VERNMENT railway wau service n,,Hs
Aerks. Stop worrying change your lnh.
n sl33 10 veg month rDsuHrl, hy Tho
~. Plenty spare uWc. layorfs and lIn-
j vacations on pay, other unusual ur-
-tunities. Specimen examination uu.a-
ms, etc. free. Columbus Institute, So A.
nmhmA. OhIn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07
PERSONAL PROPERTY

C6MPUrfNG SCALES tor sale, almost
new Call Usage ass.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

A DETECTIVE. Experience unnccca-
ary, get particulars exceptional op-
tunitiCs. travel, salaries, expenses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

A BARGAIN price on new Edison. thirty
records, white portable electric sowing
uLghino. floor lamp and Rattan day bed
On Usage JNf5.