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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-04

weeks, il you only would" he
Kitty looked at him for a mo-
nlent. Revenge IS said to be sweet.
But Kitty Tenant felt Its taste bit,
ter In her mouth as she answered,
y think we will say good.by here
The young man struggled for a
moment with something he wanted
to say, and then the laughing light
sprang into his eyes again.
so I'm never to see YOU again?"
he asked mockingly.
Kitty nodded.
"Good.by, then" he said, stand.
Ing with his hat OF and watching
her disappear down the aisle.
Kitty could not resist looking
back at him from the platform; he
was watching eagerly. and she
smiled-for the last time.
In the week that followed she
found she could not drive him out
Of her mind. His gray eyes, his
engaging smile and his deep mas
culine voice came back to her again
and again when she thought she haa
forgotten him.
1T would be SO easy to meet
him." Kitty thought, "and never
shall ! do Il. He didn't choose to
meet me In the first place" She
stood washing out her best silk
stockings In her wash bowl and
wishing that Mrs. Virgins gave, a
little more heat to her boarders.
"And | forgot my laundry!" Kitty
said:
She hurried into her things, drew
out the folded laundry list that
brought back swift pictures OF a
ride In the train and ran around
to the Dupont laundry. Opening
the door, her heart seemed to stop
and then give a wild leap that sent
the blood rushing to her cheeks.
For there before the counter was
VIII Farnsworth!
"tshe held out her hand 10 him
With a little cry Of surprise. Hugh's
eyes met hers with a long look Of
understandingl'S he quoted. "Do
vol know rye spent two hours and
twenty minutes waiting for you in
this laundry" he asked, and then
ct the question in her eyes, "You
see, I had your laundry list. The
rest was easy"
As he carried her bundle home,
walking beside her, Kitty knew
what good friends they were going
TO be.
Copyright, 1921. by the Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate.)
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souaht stShs chakFS

A. v. Lynch has purchased d Fred
Ftemihg a quarry OF soft sand stohe
which Will Be- crushed ana used Ii
his factory here in thu Maintaining
Oh cement blocks. The machinery
Tor Operating the Quarry Has been
Bought and Will soon be placed OF
the ground and work viii start al
once. The efusheF Will be run BY
eieetflcty, which will Be furnished
BY the Mbn6hEahela Power and Rail
way company. Mr.. Lynch,s factory
Is located III Ills new Building ID
Mill street.
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FOR TORPID LIVER
Tennessee Luhbsrnan Talks ,of
His Successful Use Of Black.
Drausht for Colds and Head.
aefes.

jamestown, Teth.-"t have tsed.
Thedford's Blaok.Draught for
years, in fact it Is The only liver
medicine that does me any good"
says Mr.. L. A. Reagan, a vel. KNOWN
lumberman Of this place. when
u was single, | used 1t for head.
aches. and especially II / get a cold
and feel feyerish, I take a good dose
Of Black.Draight, and It sets me
right.
"slnce / have been married i
have used 1t In my family, and new.
er have found It's equal for torpid
liver or disarranged stomach, es.
pecially with children / can rec.
Pmnend BlackEDralght, and glad,
iy do So"
Every member Of the family oc-
casionally needs &the assistance
that Blaek.Dtaught can give, In
helping to cleanse the system and
relieve or prevent the troubles that
come from a lazy, torpid liver.
II your liver is not doing its duty,
you may suffer With headaches,
constipation. biliousness, indlges.
ton, etc. Unless relief Is obtain.
ed, serious sickness may result. In.
It's long and successful use, Thed.
ford's Blaek.D raught has been
found in thousands Of cases to re-.
lieve such disorders, by stimulat.
ing the liver to do its important
work.
Ask for Thedtord's Black.
Draught, and insist on the genu.
inc. NC.137
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For RARY

In dressing baby handle him as
little as possible because his skin is
very tender and less handled the
better. 1t is also best to draw his
clothing off over his feet rather
than over his head :.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-04
Makes Hair Easy
u Put up

cRuDoLE5iM shampoos make
tho hait sott aafly and easy to nut
up aisbeils tt.e datatifi and leaves
that e6mI6f clean feeling with
do! od6r. MEN ASK YOUR BAR
BBR FOR a eRupoLEuM SHAM
POO W Slmpson Drug Co.
Wilkinshut sa.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
For sale FsiFmont Pharmacy.
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Swimming Program
At Local Z MI 6. A.

me saHimsf hatatotlath program
for wohien and boys Ut the "Y, has
been arfangea and everyone Is ask.
ed to pay particular ATTENTION to.
the new regulations. The #6men's
department at the "" Will remain
just as usual in The ~" bGiidiny
until fall when the new One viii be
In readiness for use.
The program is as follows:
Tuesday and NATURALIZATION
3:15 to Al young women, 1880 to
$3.50; high school girls, AIS to s.;
junior GIRLS, 2 to 2:45.
Monday wednesday,. Friday
high seho6i boys, 1880; employed
boys, 6i45. Junior boys, Monday
and Wednesday, 4:15i Saturday,
$3.50.
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CUFFS.

Gloves Are wearing lcptts. on the
fxeI4stYe white kid models are
tunn4 black and white ribbon cuffs
which fall gracefully toward the
hand, At least they do take from
The size o. a white gloved hand.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-04

7InproVina ReSldenee

F. s. Book IL building d new sun
.pafi6F and bbrch to his fesidence
WHEN Il, aiding mueh to the appear
aaee Of his hodse.
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otanaed Strawberries

One Quart berries, 3 oranges,
powdered sugar.
Wash and drain berries. Put a lay
err Of berries in d deep DISH sprinkle
with powdered sugar and repeat uh.
til all the berries are used. Pour
over the orange Juice. Let stand ali
hour. Then sprinkle with shaved
ice and let chill 10 minutes.
Copyright, 1891, N. E. Az
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Gsas to EtIzabsth

Mrs. James A. 'Rase left wed.
nesday for an extended visit With
her sister, Mrs. John Boiler and Mf.
Bb5ler at Elizabeth, w. va.
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NY Own Reelbes
spnahettL with Tomatnna

One sup spaghetti, boiling wa
ter a slices bacon; l small on
ion. 1.2 cup canned tomatoes.
tablespoons grated cheese, salt
and pepper.
Cook spaghetti in boiling water 10
barely Cover for 10 minutes. cut
bacon in narrow strips, nince onion
and cook bacon and onion together.
ADD tomatoes and spaghetti. Tdrn
into a Butteted baking dish, season
with a very little salt and pepper,
sprinkle with cheese and brown in
thu oven.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-04

Called by tilness
Mrs. Less Mahaney aid Mrs.
In. g. Cooper were called to ida May
Wednesday by the illness Of thelt
sister, Mrs. Guy Ice.
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Purchased Autos
Lloyd Hupp has purchased a Chey
toilet touring car OF Obey Jones, To-
cal agent. Brooks Davis, whose
five.passenger Overland was burn
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REMOVE TAP.

Il the stain has been made by
etther paint or tar pour q little alec.
MI 81 let Il stand awhile and
'thon rub ssntiy.
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TuLLE.

ToQues Of tllle are smart. They
are very small, head.fitting and
sometimes quite unorhainehted ex.
cept for the winding Of the tulle 1t
self.
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snuR cREAM oMELEr.

SUUR CREAM OMEEETi
Beat five eggs until light. Add
1.2 teaspoon salt, dash OF paprlka
and 1-S cup sour cream, Melt / I'd:
hlespoon butter in omelet pan and
cook tho 0melet in It slowly.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-04

Chinese JOSS stisks are made q
bamboo rolled in q compound Of II
odotoas dfdEs,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-04

Since the mids al the tayeiing
season j here mummy fthodette
capable wraps are coming much
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-04

okey Jones is erecting a new 60
rage OH his lot Oh CARPENTER addi-
ton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-04
nisAcK vELvET

Blnck velvet ribbon bands orna.
tnent a .pafasol Of Unusual beauty
displayed in, one Of the shops. The
paras6i fabric Is heavy white sink
and the bands vary h wtath.
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cANfoN.

Canton crepe is the medium stor
the greater number OF the fall
'blouses: Crepe back satin Is com.
ing III for a share OF attention also.
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ItVIITU EFWII W.T. HHIIksWH N.
Miss Jehness Downs has returned
home from b few days visit with
friends in Morgantown:
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MARYS
y MTCHEAl
tpo2yEight. 1890. n. =. A.
USE FRUIT JUICES

.INH. fH.Ha HHa-" U.aH - NJ.
Delicious drinks Tor hot summer
days may be made nom CANNED fruit
Juices.
From half a cup to a cup Of iuice
Is nearly always let when a can Of
fruit il opened. save these bits and
when enough 70 "a pint can has &c.
cumulated put Juice on to cook.
Bring to boiling point and seal.
Using Ice tea as a basis all sorts
Of combinations can be mixed.
Menu for Tem6Ffo@
~Breakfast-siiced bananas, cook
cd cereal. cinnamon toast, coffee.
Luncheon-spaghetti with t0nia.
toes, nut bread, tea.
Dinner-CiGb steak, French fried
potatoes, canned corn, asparagus
oranged strawberries, sponge
cake. coffee.
NY own Recipes
The season for home grown ber-
ries and asparagus is comparative.
~ short, SO while the season is in
one can't use them too often. II
must be bought III the
market It does not pay to can It
FOR Winter use. Vegetables for can.
ming should Be- gathered and taken
caro- OF before they Wilt.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-24
FLETCHER CREEK WAVES.


 The program at Fletcher Spring school Saturday night was a success. There was large attendance. Mrs. Erickson, our county superintendent, was present.
 Mir. C. M White and family were the guest of Mir. c. B. Kanady Sun- day.
 MT. John Douglas, Tommie Sea- mons attended church at Walnut Grove Sunday.
 Mr. Fred Faulkner is spending a few days with Alfred White.
 Mir. Walter Hilson attended the program at Fletcher Springs Satur- day night.
 Mir. Claude White motored to the City of Roses Sunday.
 We had a1few Martindale visitors at our program Saturday night. MT. Knabe of Holly Springs spent Sunday with Alfred White and fam fly.
 Miss Adah White was the guest of Miss Dorothy Prothro Saturday night and reported nice time. Also MT. Carfhel White spent Saturday night with Mr. Harold Prothro. MT. Preston Ball of Holly Springs attended the Community Club at Fletcher Springs Saturday night. MT. Horace White and family were the guests of MT. ]. D. Thomp- son.
 Mir. J..P. Kottong made business trip to Little Rock Saturday.
 Miss Ruth McAlister was the guest of Nora White Sunday.
 Mir. Samuel McAlister spent Sat urday night with Floyce Bland. MT. and Mrs. Tom Beene were the guests of J. M. White Sunday after noon.
 ARKANsAW TRAVELLER.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-24
MARTINDALE.
x x x x x <

~ F < * < < x 4 < The farmers around here are dis beartened to see so, much snow. Mrs. Thomas has returned home after spending a few days at St. Louis.
 Mrs. Brady is visiting in Little Rock.
 MT. Wesley Roller has been hav- inc chiIls for some time.
 Mrs. Maude Clarke, who has been sick for some time, Is reported some better.
 Mrs. Clara Roller and Miss Mamie Mann called on Mrs. Chora and Ola Lewellen Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edmunson have gone back to Missouri.
 MT. Richard Bright has been haul inc fertilizer the past week.
 Mr. Bill Shackelford and Mir. Robert Cheak called at the house of Miss Mamie Mann Sunday.
 Miss Edna Lewis visited Misses Rosealea mad Ethel Bright last week. Quite few of the young folks of Martindale attended the party and club meeting at Mir. Clighorn's We'd nesday night.
 MT. Jesse timer went hunting the other day and had good success. Mir. Bill Townsend has purchased a Ford car.
 MT. Pleas Townsend called at the home of MT. Joe Mann Monday even- ing.
 BLONDE.
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FLETCHER CREEK WAVES.
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(Too late for last week ]

(Too late for last week.l
 Mir. and Mrs. C. M. White and family motored to C. B. Kanady's, Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. Washington White, of Fletcher Creek, attended Sunday school at Circle Star, Sunday
 Ruth and AltaMcAllister, was the guests of Nora and Mary White, Wednesday night.
 Miss Nora White was the guest of Miss Ruth McAllister, Thursday night.
 Mir. Fletcher Blanchard was the guest of C. M. White, and family, Thursday night.
 Mrs. Maggie White spent a few hours with MT. and Mrs. C. M. White, Saturday morning
 MT. Henry Bland and family was the guest of Mir. Thomas Bland, and famiy, Sunday.
 Mir. H. J. White and children, were around this part of the country Sat urday.
 MT. Sam McAllister spent Satur- day night with Mir. c. B. Kanady.
 Miss Irma White was the guest of Miss Estella Douglass, Sunday eve ming.
 Vernon and Mary White spent Sunday night with their grandpar- ents, MT. and Mrs. C. B. Kanady.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Gunther, of
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-24

tuesday night with Mrs. M. ].
 Little Miss Christine Patty of Cato spent last Sunday with Miss Elma Glasscock.
 MT. M. J. Counts made business trip to the City of Roses Tuesday.
 Mir. Arthur Boulds made a busi- ness trip to L. T. Johnson's one day last week. : Mrs. Belyeu is visiting in North Little Rock.
 MT. Counts was on the sick list Friday.
 Evan Melton and Roscoe Johnson visited Jeff Wood and Glenn Counts Sunday afternoon.
 MT. Lawrence Perrine went to Lit tie Rock one day last week.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-24
FERNDALE.

z# X < x
 The big snow caught us very uns expected. Lots of us had no wood in reserve, as we had been very busy making gardens, setting hens and do- ing spring work generally. We thought winter was over, and really wish the cold and snow would come at the proper time, and not after two months of mild, pleasant weather.
 Mir. Jim Burns lost his house by fire, just the day before the snow, which has made 1t extremely hard on him and family.
 Dr. Roberts died Wednesday, February l7th.
 Mir. Simmons and family spent the night with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas last Saturday night.
 Mrs. Prothro was guest of Mrs. Douglas Sunday.
 MT. Tom Rene and wife were guests of Mir. and Mrs John White Sunday.
 On account of the snow storm our preacher did not get here for services Saturday night and Sunday.
 Ferndale Community Club will meet Saturday night, February 20. There will be visitors from Little Rock, who will lead in community singing. Everybody come.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-24
EBENEZER ITEMS.

# * x x We were very much surprised to see a snow about one and one-half feet deep, which fell Friday and Sat urday.
 The county superintendent, Mrs. Erickson, visited our school Wednes- day. Miss Allen accompanied her.
 Miss Bertha Mae Pickard spent
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-24
PLAINVIEW, ROUTE 3.

* * < # x < x Miss Alice Hurley is on the sick list this week.
 Mir. C. J. Lemaire is improving a lot ell has enlarged his dairy barn and is now building a six-room bum galow.
 Our school is doing just fine. We sure have a fine teacher, but think our school will be out Friday, Feb ruary 25. Hope we can get Miss Mayme back next year.
 It was so cold and bad that there was no Sunday school Sunday. Mir. D. V. Hurley took his daugh- ter, Alice Hurley, back to town Sum- day.
 JUsT NE.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-24

attendance. Our county demonstra- tor agent, Miss Allen, was present, and made an interesting talk to the boys and girls. We were glad to have her with us.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-24

Maumelle, was the guest of s. A. Douglas and family, Saturday night and Sunday.
 The Ferndale boys and girls club met February l. There was a good
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-24
HOUDAN EGGS FOR SALE.

Finest quality Houdan eggs, Is to the setting, for $2.5O. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. N. W. C. Harper, 6l02 West 2lst Avenue, Pulaski
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-24
An Invitation!

The Talking Machine De partment, fourth floor, has a standing invitation to all to come in any time you think of it and hear the new records by your favorite art ists. No obligation at all!
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-24
BLONDE.

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
'a ;l.i "i>.. O.. ,.... o' ''a '.""s cali Usage
.rlNvT.DINs# DulasMAkiNg AND
AIIIifNI IFIt FAST sEDDgD.
MOliNO An -ron,Gt
pAINrrNo ASH nEtoaATiSu

J. !. MITCHELL painting papcthpuelng
ana 'alSuuininF rhDno Cedar 1898
pAPERlfASGiSu DON. bv the roll. paint.
ing by the hour or contract. j w.
Mruthrru 'ruuvn h7Is
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FINANCIAL
WANrEp- -r6'-nuY on llAsE

THEATER
Must be money maker, neat and we'll 10
Gated, state number of seats, length OF
lease. rental population OF town, price
and terms first letter Address 80, n CO.
ST. MuSkogec, okla.
ruH SALE 1. q =. barber shop owned
bv Mrs. Charles y. beyorott, >lucatcd at
c2 d. broadway, Muakogee, Okla; "a reaI
ulco four chair shop, good location, splrn-
dli business, reason Tor selling. husba nd =
death leaves me dissatisfied, want TO gu
to California
GROWING tulsa business, clesrod over
5000 In the last eight months, 5000
capital necessary to handle, good reasons.
Address 32i n, care Of world.
FOR SALE Confectionery and groceries
in liyost OIL town IN state. doing fine
business guarantee TO clcBr 5000 month.
Leaving the state, Price $500, Address
owner, huN 7G2. Hristuw, okla.
JENl(s HANERN tor sale. at jerks, cash
or on time. Phone lo7 at jerks. okla.
OPPORTUNITY
Capital having large buildings with ample
switchiug facilities desires propositions
from party or parties who have IDEAS
worth submitting whereby tho buildings
and capital could he used 10 advantage.
Address Box N-9o, care OF world.
NOTlCE--To any drilling contractor. /
have 80 acres OF decided land. three
fourths mile from sN producing oil wells
laying on the oil line ono mile Frisco
railroad, anyone wishing drilling con
tract on the shares, call on W. A. rus
sell, Sohutcr. Okla,
NEnN desirable end steady emgleymgnt
"il'inl l'HpohA'oi" man Nun ,ah ue
post 1t,ouv ehsh honh laylhg 'ho per
week salary ana an h1trl ana travelling
expenses as manager Of Tucker llr0a.,
h"t" ,uuN l'sHh 'N ,,h'N"un,"' t'NAS
""" N,N'""a1' w." ". ,,'.,' 80. '' 49,, ,
sn.rsntr'J lnonry can be- rpthdraSn "n
NO weeks uotIcr. no experienced urc,a,
saty, White Tor fulI particulars, or come
aud see us personally Tucker Bros.
Amusement Co, 500 West Reno street,
ObIahutna CITY Phone Maple s62O. or
nee Dudley H. Tucker at Royal theater.
Tulsa. nuv Thursday ur sunday
,s,t, c,i-r-,,o .r,,-, -,,...,ro,,. Pc
tr1Icum and Gasoline company, IL per
cent preferred and general profit partici-
patou. Mako offer AddrcsS 69O-b. care
Nn'li'
PRIVATE PAHrN has derrick up and will
commence drilling February ist on val
uuhls CryNk county acreage near Tulsa.
producing wells Join ON uur'H south and
east, viii GNc contract ana share IN all
profits for 800, one h3it cash. No out
uf-tovn letters answered. g26-h, care
uf World,
rHONuGNAru store Tor sale. Also suit
able fuu ivNrITy downtown luratiun
reasonable rent aud good lease. Reason
for selling, opening one ot tho largest
World
,,t,,4.,, ,, q, q, -,;.--, . -, -,
80. E6I ttTs, 'N'"e "'N' ''''
| "''' ''' .-.
cure an exclusive territory on long
term contract and $500 worth u the best
NNFllNl hHluNLl pain, ON the mar
80 "I'Nt l"', 'h' '", '''N AZ R'I,'
WIZ vi" 'u'"'' 90" l" r'l az plS
nIvlNi ll"it,l"u nhI cooperation guar
. International Nsphslt Paint Mfg. Co, $50
Iowa hldg, Tulsa. Okla.
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rA,Nr,>o AND Drcon,r,No =,

Rooms rArEHED Including paper. for
IS ana up. decorating In all its branches.
cEttmHtrs Ch'orfuly giyeu. all work
IIIfI
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.sITiArIoNa MANTEn-rEMALK 4,

'ANIENIEH <ou union, repairing re-.
modelling. reasonable. 1lplIIs Dsarr
ITIt. u.
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EMPLOYMENT.
siTuArioNs waNTrp-M,lr

lDFfrlDt WANTED Ypun, man gs
'''fH 90 ng' o. present -m ploy,j. -ou,
technical tnuwlcdEo familiar with mod.
rn manufacturing hnd business methods.
WIN HNEht tnpwlndgo OF spanish. dosIrtH
como, ''1u WIN ~ company now .wor,
.hF "t contemplating wurFlnR Iu Atgar
iln' Hrpubii', South America. Adir,as
i'ps A''.u caro- Of World
Hp'prhnlY dls,harRod soldier Wishes
a,r.,s1 from service Win The AWorissy
t'fr'H in Igfmany aa chauffeur with tht
..h'IHI "nIi VIII ""fk In ~ ou' NJ town.
h1aftta Albert D.. Mctralf prfmluaI
lotHG gentleman with three years solf.
IrE orp'fl"n'" Wishes position as sales.
"'p"rieu,r. Address aii n olympia St
t"lN1 MAN wisbts position Win ,aude.
WHO Hh'ifut uu experience. but willing
,n '"t' any small part 5JD %. ,1fe of
'uIOnED 'iihrrrErn wants lob with
If'Nn'' 'HiNIIt. we'll experienced. good
fa,"Ww,nl.unns call Usage .0s1 n.
.a' Hartford.
on MGS Expert atrnoRfapnrr with tour
h.'tH 'fp'r"n'" a7 secretary to l.gh
,."rut''s. in larR" OH 'orpora'ion dos.
h''. I'NI'I"N Hgh p"woftd uffi'" wurh
o. married. best of references. AdIrcfa
to1 %. cnrc OF world.
WHITE lpf 'H. wuuts position ts chauf
t.lf. h"Ip rn"u .r.t e Job. Gpod
WIN small ftWiiy, best Of r,forou,cs.
can pHtE" h72i
TDtNU MAJ, axe 10. nov .npIuyod. do
hIf's change. Two years general bank
luE oSprrIcnr" ana two ~ buoktrepIuK
have done some eudiiinE and accounting
t"u tab" dictatiou and use machine. col.
jog" graduate. Prefer part or au out.
sld" WORT Any number local references.
can psHgc 2bN'. AK fpr NJ. Graham.
CARPENTER Son union, repairing rc
modelling. reasonable. HONS. Usage
Ifit.h
SITUATIONS wANTED-rENALH o
WANTED A. once work m oIl r,id.
hoardcrs n'ss,r I'iis J,uhs okla Phone
90
COMPETE atruogrsphcr desires pos,-
iiun with small company. pHuE" 66's.
ruN OR CLERICAL POSITION wanted.
Phone pHag" 7Cbs.
'pMrETENr middle aged lady desires
position as hpusckecpof In widowcrs OF
bachelors home. cedar 1897,
REFINED YouNG LADY or NEAT Ap.
PEhHANtE AND ACCUSTOMED no
MEETlNp TllE puRtIC DESIRES PO-
slrlON ~ IlfSlClhNs OFFICE WILL
AG<rT VERY hEASnNAilLE SALARY
ApshEsS Bon s7-N, CARE or WORLD.
WANTED Position as typist aud lght
"ten"rrsphlc WORK. fhon" bsage i720.
tuH good nurse cali Cedar l7si Mrs.
Alexander.
NOtSG gri wants work In good home
small wages, prefer home mostly. J2g
S. Elwoud, upstairs.
ENPEHtENCEI stenosraphcr d.sirea posi-
tion. References. OsaEe C237-K
/ WANT to do your Laundry and house
work by the hour. JOc per huurh. gOG
g. GiEin
CAPABLE business Cirl, university grai-
uuto, desires steuOgrlphiC position. Tel
"phonc Usage 1iss
ana light otfCo work. phono Osage
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FOR PLUMBING REPAIRS. CALL
CEDAR zoos.
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PROPERTY for EXCHANc,

WILL trade for car b.......--a
, room east front bungalow. .'g -,
doors. bulit-in feaIurcs ff'.l
rage, servant quarters Trd ,l e.
HN.tylind'r car and son. '.' Nr'
must be- In Al condition ana 20
Cedar 1i24. Va'gii
F9h hEN,ri1,-oaklsni siy to.r.5,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

SEW edison and records In oak cabinet.
used Two months sacrifice 20, ltt-
O.. Admiral Usage 3si7
IAKrY leaving city VIII Sell reasonable
for cash or payments or rent almost
now Ludwig piano. Usage G2b9-J.
or. MACHINERY SUPPLIES ss
FOR SALE -our 35-H r. Special Electric
Nuucie OH engine. immediate delivo'y
= ~. ~ Joplin. Mo, price riEht Tor quick
sale, engine good as new. Electric Service
COMPANY Joplin Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

ron SALE Working mans hotels 40
rooms, al a bargain, guUd lease, cheap
rent, best locutuu, O. bargain.
g. o. HOUSTON
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