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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
UNION DEPOT YELLOW TAXI
CAB co. PHONE 744.

FRED voSS. late gf the c. F. & l.
offices, has accepted a position with
tho knight-c Campbell Music Co. In this
city, as office man and salesman, the
idea being that he will spend his time
equally bctween the office and solicit
ink. Mr.. Noss Ia well known in Pueb-
10 and will no doubt make u strong
addition to Manager Harry T.. Mitch
oirs force. By tho way, the Pueblo
knight-rampbell store won tho silver
cup again In August-took the high
est place among all tho knigh, Camp
hell branch stores for doing the lsrg-
est volume of business in tho month
OF August. The silver cup now belongs
to Manager Mitchell of the Pueblo
&'orc-at least he Is holding II and will
probably continue 10 do so.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
MUCH INTEREST IN
G0LLy W0B AFFAIR

Much interest has been aroused by
entertainment to be give at the Com
sress hotel Friday night, September
s. when mystic packages wiz be sold.
prizes given for the best dancing. for
tunes told tn tho tea cups and IN,
guessing contest as to the age OF the
wonderful, mysterious Golly Wob from
Italy.
Tho proceeds Of tho entertainment,
sale and fair viii be turned over 10
Pueblo flood relief. The affair is bciu-
directed by Miss Jennings. Who direct
cd I, similar affair at the Cliff fIousr
In Nanitou, August IL. when $50 Wa
nettcd FOR the Pueblo Babies Mil,
Fund and turned over 10 the Child .
Welfare Organization here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
Motion Overruled

In division 3 of tho district court
yesterday. Judge j. A. Park presiding.
hearing was had on an application
to modify an order heretofore made
allowing alimony in the sum of $50
month he paid by Edward Stein
hcimcr. defendant in an action
brought by Anna Stcinheimer.
The motion to modify the order was
ovcrruled.
Several default judgments were en-
tered during the days session. and
other matters OF civil nature were
considered
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

Silver Dare. that famous high school
horse that has taken prizes at the big
horse shows and fairs all over the
United states, paying for his tender
care, expensive railroad travelling ex-
penses, and the best of food with his
winnings, has just been sold by Judge
]. II. Voorhees, of this city to Attorney
Weeks, of Wichita Falls. Texas. for
5000.
. Mimi Mcdonald, teammate of Silver
Dare. also owned by Judge Voorhees,.
was sold at the same time TO the same
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
PUEBLO NAM NSELLSHORSE
!. FOR $4,000 TO TEXAS MAN
Silver Dare Famous High School Horse That Has
Taken Prizes Thuout the United States
Will Leave West

buyer for $1,000. The mare and horse
were almost a perfect match in size
and color and for gait in double driv-
ing, but she of course. is not SO high
ly trained in fancy gaits and
maneuvers as the horse.
Silver Dare is 10 years old, and
while his owner regretted very much to
part with him, he finally considered
his age and the price offered as of the
heaviest weight. This animal won first
prize over 10 horses which had been
winners at Madison Square Garden
New York
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
ARE CANDIDATES
FOR REELECTION

Yesterday tho present trustees Of tho
North Side water works, water dis
trict No. Harper Gardner, w. NJ.
Heaton. and G. q. Withers, took ont
petitions Tor recollection. They will
probably be re-clocte,. without oppo-
sition. as they have made splendid
records during their first term and
have much important work under way
now that it is to the interest OF the
people OF water district No | they
should be permitted to carry on TO
completion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

to locate Mrs. Nellie Lucille Clemens.
formerly l3s Orlando avenue. FSicblo,
as there is an amount of allotment due
her from the Bureau OF War Risk In
surancc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
NYBERC BRIDGE

cd I'm tho reconstruction of tho Nybcr=
Bridge and petition arc requested tn
meet tho County Commissioners at
tho Court House Tuesday morning.
September s. 1891. at 10 o'clock a. m.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
Marriage Licenses,
Births end Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

TeorEe SaIatino and Mrs. Lena lom-
pareili. Pueblo.
Thomas Nelson and Lulu Davis.
Colorado Springs
Ethel II. Haley and Bca Russell,
Pueblo.
Forrest l.. Bender and Arliynn
Clum, Pueblo.
Thomas +. kinsclla and Allen ID.
Bokkanc, Denver.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

THE Pueblo Transfer and Storage
Co. arc now in their new office.
erected on the site of the old one.
which stood at 10 North Main street
for 3s years. bu; could not withstand
tho bulk and force of Santa tc
refrigerator car driven down upon II
during the late unpicaSintncss. J..
NJ. Luuueer will strive 10 give tho best
service to the company's many GUS
toners.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

MISSING SINCE FLooD-Albey;
Jordan and hiH wife, colorod are
thought To have boen in Pueblo at
tho time of tho flood. Nothing has been
heard of them since that time. accord
ing to son, Frank Jordan. iioa
Prairie avenue. Chicago, III.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
notice.!

The Consolidated Ticket office viii
hc closed all day Monday. September
s. account Of Labor day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
SOME PEOPLE BUY 1T
roo late TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-A woman for morning
housework. Call i2i or apply at is-
Cartsre; Monday.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern 5-room
house. close in. $50 w. sth. Phone
3s5t.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

"TB7 CRADLE OF COURAGE" will
be the show AT .thc Clyne thcatcr in
Besscmer afternoon and night today
and Monday. William $. Hart Ia tho
star. Suff acd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
DIED

SCAPLo, Jennie. age 6 yeare, died at
local hospital sept. .. Body at Nc
Minns.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
FUNERAL NOTICES

The funeral of the late Buford Ross.
will take place tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. Services will be held in tho
funeral chapel of r. q. Mccarthy &
Company in tho Mccarthy block. Rev.
{. ". Hall will officiatc and following
the religious. services the officers OF
Pueblo Lodge No. 90, Is. L. o. r. will
conduct their ritualistic ceremony. The
Elks' quartet will accompany the Of
ficcrs in the EIks' services. Tho burial
will be in tho family lot in Rosclawn
cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

SOMETHING NEW IN DUNDEE
Auto repair shop. Painting and re-
pairing on all makes cars, Reasonable
rates and satisfaction guaranteed &.
y. Douglas, ,i1 W cath. .,ep-W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

HoMPIET FLOWERS FOR
LOYAL PUEBLOANS. The Pueblo
Floral Co.. J2J n. Main St.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

Beautiful Asters. 75c per doz. 1917
u. Orman. Phone 2io3-R.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

BIRTHDAY FARTY-A large num-
bcr OF friends were present at "a BIRTH
day party given by Miss Helen John
son at 1874 West Seventeenth street
last night. Refreshments and games
wcro enjoyed by the guests.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
PRINTING sExvic. - FRANKLIN PRESS

KENwoop HOTEL open for busl-
mss. formerly Y w. c. A.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

Tomatoes for sale. &c Ib. Phone
400 II Three trips weekly 10 city.
VIII deliver or call. y mile east Ninc-
land store. Remember this phone
number as this aJ will not appear
aftsr Sunday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

1890 SEVEN passenger Buick in ex
cellent condition. Will cell very reaB
enable r. q. Box 3n?.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

THE United Spanish War Veterans
meet the first and third Mondays OF
each month at tho @. 4. II. Hall. on
Main street between sixth and seventh
streets. All members and veterans arc
cordially invited to attend.
II. II. WALLACE.
"A Il 1or
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

THE COLONIAL thcater Is wide
open today. everything brand now and
popular prices prevail. Children &c
adults 10c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

Pueblo Lodge No. 90. B. L. o. r.. will
conduct their ritualistic ceremony. The
Elks' quartet will accompany the Of
ficcrs in the EIks' services The burial
will be in the family lot in Rosclawn
cemetery.
Word WAS received from U S. army
authorities by r g. Mccarthy & Co.
to tho effect that the body OF John :.
Schiller arrived at Hoboken yesterday.
II will leave Jersey city. New York
today and will be sent to Pueblo for
burial The arrival and tho time OF
funeral services will be announced
later by I. G. Mccarthy & Company.
Tho funeral Of Mary Anna rurinton
took place Saturday afternoon at =
o'clock from the United Davis-Norics
Chapel Rev. C. W. Hall officiatcd.
Mrs. ;. c. Ainley accompanied by Mrs.
orvsl Wilson sang. LEAD. Kindly
Abide With Nc Pail bearers were
e. A. Reese. u. e. Murray. w. j. Jon-
kins and g D.. UnfuE Burial was in
Eosoia~n cemetery.
Jennie scspio. age years died at
local hospital yesterday afternoon.
Survived 10y her father. Ralph Scaplo
al tho family home. go T.. Mesa Ave.
The body is at tho McMinn funeral
homo.
Th, funeral Of Josophin, oseauads
took place yesterday afternoon At I"
o'clock from the Mccarthy Brown
Chapel Burial at Eosclawn.
This funeral OF Mrs. William Il Me
Dopeli was hold at tho MeSa Baptist
church Friday morning at 1880 o'clock
Tho Rev T.. T.. Lyon officisted and "a
rusrtette composed OF r. NJ. Slouc.
Rev. Carmen Neil. n. v Grant and n.
II. Siauson accompanied by Miss Alma
Jones. sang Nearer. NV God To
Thcc." and Rock or Ages" Mr.. Nell
slng solo. No Night There" Tho
rail bearers were i. r.. Crccl. e. l..
lfiscus. q. w. Hanson. a. X. Pierce. Y.
Smith and Chss. Willis The flower
hearers were Mrs j. NJ. Mcaics. Mrs
Ferry Walter. Mrs. y. e. Hcaton aud
Mrs. S. w. Cllnc The burial was in
Mountain View cemetery in charge OF
tho Wilton -Mohar mor'uary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

TO TAKE AUTO ToUR-Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Harrington Of Ios East
Eighth street. and Mrs. Marshall An
derson Of wslsenburE. are leaving the
first of tho week for an automobile
tour to kinsss City and ncighborhood
points. intending to return thru Okla
homs. Miss Ncttio I.imhockcr will
accompany the party as far as Lectt
knnsna. for n visit with friends.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

MRS. r. C. CRAMER has just re-
turned from style studying tour. and
the ladies of Pueblo who want a hat
made over, reshsped or rctrimmcd for
fan. will do well to consult Mrs. Cra-
iner at hcr HOME MILLINERY"
Cramcr liz an accomplished and ar
iistic miilinor. and the hats she de-
signs and makes are really exquisite
pattcrns-modcls OF her own design
ing. and no two arc alike Mrs CrA-
iner carries velvcts. satins, ribbons
and some ornaments. as well as a line
of Buchram shapes. Mrs. Cramcr's
work is artistic and original and her
prices are very reasonable. Rcmcm-
bcr tho address-7is Grand avenue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

THE GULL1FoRD ACADEMY $50
Iatc Avenue. boarding and day schop.
FOR girls. will reopen on September s.
1891 Phone II1-w
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

MRS. L. G. cRAMEKs Home Mil
lincry" parlcr at us Grand avenue
will reopen for the fan and winter
season on Monday September ;.
Ladies' who patronize Mrs Crnmcr
will SAVE MONEY aud wear original
and artistic hats
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

Tho McMinn Funeral Homo. New
location at io5 Broadway. Phone 217.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

Calls TEACHERS MEETING
superintendent i. r. keatinv. Of Dis
tricf Number Twenty has called spe
ciai teachers meeting for Monday eve
ninR september .. 1T $50 o'clock. y
Central high school. lie also announce
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
SAVE 1T WITH ICE.

PRACTICALLY new Ford Sedan.
cord tires. Bumpers. scat covers.
In excellent condition.
VIII sell reasonable or trade for larger
car. Phone cli5-NW.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

SEEK MRS. CJEMENS-Th Pueblo
American Rcd CItag is anAioua
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

Fine strong. healthy babies arc al
ways happy-Bsbics respond wonder
fully to Chiropractic. Porter e.
Taylor. Chiropractor. Congress.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

BEULAH STAGE leaves Onion De
pot every day. a. m. Phone 74$.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
An.Steci SsfcN and CahinetA III
Bests O'Brfcn Printing 90.

HoMPIKT. freshest. rarest. faircst.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

FIVE CENTS roll for Kodak de-
volopiug work, second to none. Elite
studio. Room - Masonic Bldg.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

NoT1CE-Ail kinds Of Cabinets.
Fixtures. Furniture. Moulding planning
and other woodwork done. prices
reasonable. Call Crescent Furniture
Mfg. Co. office and factory. s1o-s2o
Summit st. Phone bsa
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

SPECIAL Suitings and Coatings
S2aT5. Maloncys. $40 $. Union avenue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

Tho funeral of Josephine ose1uads
took place yesterday afternoon At :
o'clock from the Mccarthy Brown
Chapel. Burial at Eosclawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

ELJtNGToN'S will be closed until
p NJ. ON Monday. Labor Day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

Jennie Scaplo. age years died a,
local hospital yesterday afternoon.
Survived 10y her father. Ralph Scaplo
al tho family home. go T.. Mesa Ave.
Tho body IS at tho McMinn funeral
home
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

NICK sASSo. of Sasso Bros. Motor
cyclic shop. received n card from his
brother Jim Sasso. who is taking a
Motorcycle trip to California and re-
turn The card was written in Salt
Lake city and said that the party
composed OF Jim Sssso. Frank Kelley.
Carl Clark and Art Jctts were having
tho time Of their life Dn their return
trip they plan to visit tho Grand Can
ycn and other points OF interest along
tho southern route. They expect to he
gone about six weeks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

RAILWAY CLERKS NO. SIS NO.
Labor Day, meeting
changed from Monday, Sept. 9Th. to
Tuesday night. Sept. eth in Hall No. =.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
HYDRO STONE HOMES. pnon. s,s

HOURS OF IRRIGATION FOR
SOUTH SIDE WATER CONSUMERS
All oven numbered houses will irri-
gate between the hours Of 8 a. m. and
p. IN. on even days OF the month.
and all odd numbered houses between
th. hours of n. m. and p. IN. on
odd days OF tho month
PUBLIC WATER WORKS.
DISTRICT No.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04

FREE ROAD SERVICE CAR on
tire changes deliveries or new tires
BESSEMER Nulcanizing -Shop. 3l5 W.
Northern avenue. Phouc 1918 w. Mil
lcr Tires and Michelin Tubes.
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fNatienas crop impreyssnsns Services
~ HOuI.D ,os as6 any gram nan
- why the prics goes ur. he would
instantly szy because today there
were more be- -rs than aelieFs
Some far1.crs organizations argue
that bec4zse there - No more grain
nos than fhere was after harvest. the
Isw 81 supply and demand is not opera
tive, bai the pfaee depends on - ul4ny
things that the sctusi tspply u gran
b not always the main cause
Every time 4 rams Ia lAe ~infer o.
there y . heavy afnw Or there - 4
tslaw which makes the roads muddy.
The price Of corn goes ~ because it
Eay not be freely marketed, even
though the total amount ef grain =
absolutely known. Then again, the
aews from the Argentine Or Auisralsa
may be that there Is a local crop laa
ure OF unazasily good conditions oi
grain IN that sssrt of the Do.ld. ani
shat IN turn wiii make the prce tue
tuste
Thea again the s4;e o: foreign e1
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change aiil interrupt the flow u a.,
port buksneas and that ia turn has .
bs@fsDg On the nrice
Again The cond4tion a the grain
st~s'fmss bAgs . great hsuinx. II the
sfaiu Z poof. tho m4isrs. the sniss
trials. he feed manufacturers. the 81.
peTte vii ast boy Il unless at great
discount.
A. ihf ssssgn gcex On the outlook Iar
the a. a 'ssp has 4 great deal 70 %
Wifh the pfie~ Ii gresn bog or iies-
stan - of winter killing OF dfoath or
to much rain makes the outlook for
the sinler wheat crop dubious. ap goes
he fn.ee Ga lat years. whest.
The more = man kHoes about world's
conditions. the more opportunity there
= fpf difference ei opinion That 10
Why the prices fueiaate. Il IL seldom.
- q often charged. that sny grain
han h can buy grain cheap after hsr.
sest and hold for high price. Futures
trailing prevents that sefy thing. IL
anticipates the pflce for months to
come.
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aye Aho wtGAr sAFs CROP
,conIlnaea ttom Iaks Il

lpsr cent ant ~ es ugo fuehes
Ohio ssos a~ acres "a per eonl
and sllogsp bushels
Ind aua iNfieol aeres % per ssa'
and ~ ~ Qo0 Bushels
Illinois e8laeu8 aeree - per cent
and $3.50 ooo basheis
Texas i1oi oea aervs u rer eeuf
aud w AS ne0 bushels
Mlssoun g1eloeJ acres. ~ per cent
ard AZ .ra.peV bushels
Nebraska $4,000 asra. aa pe,
sent. and s6tis. .noa bushels
Kansas etsieoe0 acres - per ceas
'and ias sss 600 bushels
Oklahoma la7sooo acres. ~ pt.
cent aud ~ tssoae bushels.
Washington os 900 acrsa. - PEI
cent aud e. ei7eeo bushels
The AYfll forecast 1T ~lufer wnen
placed this years crop AZ gei 900 ON
bushels and ~an based on the erop'F
eundli pn of ri per cent 0f normal
on April and on the assumption
There had been average aband0nmerf
% acreage during the winter Laes
years crop was 5sGTCs eoo bushels
The condition OF lhe crop year
so was 7si per eent 81 normal
while the May /. ten year average
condition is Sc s per cent
The area planted 20 winter whe,
iar autumn was % co.. o0o aeres.
While the area planted The preeio4s
autumn, was M.75T go acres. whllc
sba area harvested hast year from ihs.
flan,ing 37,T73oo0 acres Tha ten
year average psr cent ~ abandonment
of planted acreage q no per can,
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New York May ia uaaAu.~
Narl. Cnrle diseuyeFrr IL radinnt
'wlli rneelssd she gold medal ~ the
national snstssaia ~ soelal aelaucas
O. iia animal dinner eu Msy ~ wee
President colildge q ssheiulsd 10
'aakc che presentation address,
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WOMAN. WHO KILLED,
Wy, M II.ItsIHtH I lIID

iAWion May 80 Mrs l.aaes. NILE
charged Alta the murder ol . a.
lifrwer usFunlma hank eaahiee 4l'l
81 70 triAi scam oa . charge ~ llfs
deefrs murder she ~ niutiY ~
tnafd silA John lawalling
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X. or G.. GPE< FIGHT To
DEFEAT WHITE PLAGUE

New York. May. h,-The Knirhts
OF Columbus figh, on tuberculosis was
opened Yesterday with the appoin.
ment OF national committee 10 in
vestigate the cases and cure Of ihs
disease. The first meeting of IA
committee will probably BE- held bere
next week
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sCrolAsst,Ip ron SAFE

FOR SALE---compiate scholarship u
Draugbon's Practical Business col
lege. Oklahoma City THIS 10 the bss
business college IN the southses
The Leader, Guthrie.
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| FOR SAILING have several gairs
Of lots FOR sale notA east and
west Some good ones that cas- be
sold on easy payments A y Arm
strong and Co. Phone sss
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AmonN sbe iifahmins lhs rsbY il a
fbeoriie le@vl A. they Imagine gha'
4 acts - CHARM against fire
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PAGE sEvEN
y. ~ A M.@ogtt


1f EnfUHean aysNslan age nafflna
maa~ ~ melsfpFuuf eafhse@tJ. thp
liJs Hvlns amehpd @ith --Ts
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wANTZD-Clean. ilgM cotton -ags
at Leader Office

Five hundred Rhodes scholars have
-rns far been appointed from the
United States representing 172 Amer
|-can colleges and universities
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The youthful ambition ~ Patty
AfbpcAis. the heavyweight fttm
fasorisr. eas 70 hse0me = Jockey
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The Poppy Lady ~ France has
cDtflx "a Amefica @taini
She has 4ruuEht WITH her suil-
Hons of ituN rcd elih popries tnN
Kind that blow eu Fiaaters fsela
ard she ~ going fu neir America
uni@n with Frame au Memorial itaN
Ia hoHoflnN ihe brave deAe Nhv
.ieep ia French aNif
fhe poppy has tsen adopted hf
tise American Legion and other
patriotic pfKanizAtiens 49, ft*it
fnrffoft tat mower lt WAS at tAf
usfiy gan f-eNtun convention i8~t
Faa that Mnt Anne b. fsutfiu Nn4
cHflftsutu THE Iappt LAZY 80
France name hy which she is
nos known on two fvUfiHeufF
1hs Poppy Lady the founder -
The American and French t'hiidref
League tn France ard AmeFfta.
This - a growing movement Ahffn
seeks not only 80 AID the little MAJ
mrs - devastated France bat. sfiii
nsoss Important hvpes 10 teach The
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The longest word in the English
language Is -d'sestablishmentarian-
ism
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The Jaws OF an octor7s are SHAPED
much Ike the beak OF a parrot
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FOR Household furniture a2a
North oak Captain Charles seton
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Llnseed oil Is the oldest paint w.
h.cie known
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wANTED--clean. iigh cc'ion r.s
al Leader Office
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nslp WANTED MALE
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED Sewing a, s23 N Division.
Phone PSI.
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FOR SAi.E-The new house We are
building on east coil.se viii b.
ready this week Let rs show IL %
you A y. Armstrong and GO Phone
sss
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.


rOR SALE We have several pairs
ot lots FOR sale r,oth east and
west Some good ones that cas- be
sold on easy payments A y Arm
strong and Co Phone ass
FOR SALE Household furniture $40
North oak eapiain Charles seton
.-.
FOR SAi.E-The new house We are
building on east collssse viii he
ready this week. Let rs show IL %
you A y. Armstrong and Go Phone
sss
FOR SAH4E~y Young rel calf price
two dollars 4sleo Six blocks norsh
OF Banner school, 1901 West Co.teral
Phone sal. NJ. y. Potter
OWN YOUR OWN HOME
We offer nice I room. modern
house. with cistern for si.7oooo
room house close In for sis00 90
a choice modern house close ia On
S r corner lots az a bargain
A room. modern house for 81 500.
See our list before buying
ROY kneeland & p. Jeisma
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FOR SALE--Dodge. rhalmer and
Overland cars--all passenger
touring cars. bargains Cash. west
Side Garage 7l0 wes. Nobel
FOR SALE Old papers at The Les,
er office.
POR BENT
FOR RENT-Two large unfurnshed
living rooms up stair Highland
Theatre.
FOR RENT-Fiye room house In
quIre at $50 wes, Mansur Phone
7s7.
FOR RENT--I.arge. cool sleeping
room upstairs sonth and east ex
posure e23 North Vine. Phone 1865
r.
FOR RENT-s room house, harm.
garage. chicken house. fine cislern
s05 East Logan. Address 10 East
sixth Oklahoma city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-10

In the event OF delivery heing ~
osrfecs. O. paper being rolled twasis.
.. INITIATED. subscribers sr- urges
70 maks immediate complain 20 the
sosiress office In person. ~ teie
pAons or mai.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-10

FOR SALE The famous Refers
Washing Tablet by agent. so2 w.
Nansur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-10

WILL TRADE-A S passenger car
With self starter for livestock
Roy Rneeisnd & p gelsnA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-10

FOR SALE-Plants. sweet po.zto
tomato. celery and pepper mango p
mento az go East Mansur. Phone
7es.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-08-05

is UNCLE SAM penallzing marriage
L in the government departments?
Miss Elsie Hill of the National Wo-
mans party states that several of the
government departments which are
now reducing their payrolls have Is
sued questionnaires to their women
employees in order to find out which
are married and which are single. A
QUESTIONABLE sent out by the air serv-
ice Is evidently designed to gain furth-
er information about the circum-
stances of the married women. 1t asks
each OF these to tell whether she is
living with her husband; If not, wheth-
er she is legally separated from him;
whether the husband is dependent up
on her for support. and whether any
members of her Immediate family are
employed by the government, and II
80, how much each earns.