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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

Miss Frances sappenfleld. wb, q,
studying al the American Corso,
vatory OF Music, Chicago. will arrI,.
December ~, TO visit relatives d,r.
ing the holidays. 1-''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
Society
Personals

Miss Alice Strouvelle and her
Christmas visitors are spending the
weekend at Norman, where they
are the guests of Mr.. Charles Ed
ward Srtouvellc, who is attending
the state university. They attend
ed the annual Christmas dance
given at the university last evening.
Messrs. Seth Hughes, Kenneth
Crouch Vernon Henry, Dale Carter
and Kenneth Oberholtzer, students
at the University of Illinois at Cham :
pagne. Ill, will arrive Friday, De-
ccinber 2s, to spend the holidays
with homefolk. They will be Joined
en- route by Davis Brady. who II
attending the University OF Vii
Rlnia,. who comes also to be with
homefolk for the Yuletide.
Miss Ann Kennedy arrives Sun
day morning from oakesmere
school, Namaroneck. N. Y. to
spend the holidays at home and
will be accompanied by Miss Mary
Ellen Miller of Oklahoma City, also
a student at Oakesmere, who will
spend two or three days here be-
fore going to her home to spend
Christmas vacation with her par
onts.
Mrs. Leo Helmstrette of st
Marys, Ohio, will arrive this com
/ ing week to spend the holiday sea.
/ son with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| II. L. Fairbanks.
Mrs. w. A. Coleman and son
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

vito. NJ and Mrs NJ ). sargent, 1t
Meskcr
nra. Rachel culver and children ot
shawnee are here Tor an extended visit
with relatives
Mr and Mira Henry Alexander Of Route
{. payson. announce the birth OF "a little
son. December 2.
oran Ctummer ~ Fort worth and Dol.
lac arrived Thursday 10 spend Christmas
Win relatives near sparks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marah spent Thurs.
aey with Mrs Matah's parents. Sic. and
Mr. Pete patrick OF Meeker
Miss Elisa Niroly left friday morning
A. student In mrs business college.
Demand for lumber is increasing Thorn
ne Markweii ana = y Shlpiey were keut
quito busy las, week Win their sswmill.
teaching the advanced room this week
during the absence Of rrof W 7. Nc
Donald
Thomas Rockwell carrier on route l.
ana Il T.. uawthorpc substitute. motnrel
to Mreker Tuesday TO consult the lumber
T.. y Krone came w wednesday from
Weliston to look aftes business interests
clarence Dibler ~ sparks was here
fhurminy visiting. friends
Mf and Mrs Jim Evans of Yale nr-
rived Monday to visit NJ the home of W
~ Hickman here and 10 40 some repair
work on their town propettT
Mr. ana Mrs. John EnRie. PAU Nciava'
Nesdames " v. Notaya and J ". Hern.
don motored to Shawnee Wednesday and
/ ala their Chriatmaa shopping.
W T. Jones Of this place ~ nov w
B Dallas Texas, Nis,ting friends From
/ weeks visit with relatives there.
W y Fowlwell. A. -. Willams AMI
. " g. FoWlwol were In the Meeker VI.
cinity wednesday with the intention oi
purchasing q registered bird dog.
Mrs walter webb of heeker was m
pAyson wednestRy on y collecting tour
Mrs webb while here was tho guest ol
/ Mrs W y Fowlwell. who accompanied
her home In the evening
Quests NJ the Homer Harrington nom,
Monday we're Mr. and Mrs. pnod OF
sharks Mr. and Mrs Frank -illouEhh,
q nd il,tia son Kenneth, Hr ana Mfs u
r. willouFhby ana J E. Herndoh.
Mr. and Mrs :. E Herndon cntertHine'
~ their country home west OF town
Funk Of near Prague. Poatnistress bsn'
t. Lake Of this place and w. q Herndof
OF the atrickler district.
Roy Necessary arrived FRIDAY uoW
Camp Travis, Texas Tor ao-day Nlsl
With home folks and friends. ROY en-
listed In the aviation corps nearly on
year ago and says he likes II ehd I
psrfectiy satisfied His many fr'cnd
slye him q hoarty Welcome.
II g. primm 81 Arkansas city. road
master OF this division OF tho Hante re
accom- pa MED by Trainmhster mckinney o
the same piacc, was In Payson Mondal
between trains They came Tor the PVT
pose of getting correct detsle 3, ~
king OF the section hondoAr ny th
ensine OF a freight train recently IN
handcar was very slightly hurt but tn
engine % tho freighter was bad,y asi,
aged. Final settlement has not pee'
: usade.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
SURVEY OF UNEMPL 0YMENT

Special TO The World.
M'ALESTER, Dec. 1I.--As a re.
suit of an unemployment survey
just completed here by the cham
Der OF commerce and city schools
under the direction OF the state de-
partment of labor. II is reported
that, inludlng those who have work
only n portion Of the time, there are
s44 persons unemployed
Out of 1918 families, % reported
no father at the head Of the house
hold. One hundred and thirty
mothers reported It necessary to
work to help support their families
and 93 families report that the
earnings OF the father is not neces.
sary for their support The number
OF fathers entirely out OF work Is
o1, and 10 others are able to work
only part time,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
pAysON.

Rev, Ike Lang Of Sparks visited friends
here Tuesday afternoon.
Roy white of shawnee visited friends
In. Payson Friday.
Don Car,.zsr or Edmond was here
Wednesday Afternoon.
Miss Anna Notnva ~ Route ., was
the guest wednesday OF Mrs. g. F LaRs
County Superintendent Anna Willis Of
Chandler visited the Payson school Mon.
day.
Mr. ana Mrs. Oscar EnEle were Tu.s.
fay evening guests Of Mr. ana Mrs. Matt
Nctaya.
Clifford Key Of eastern Oklahoma Il
here the guest Of his aunt Mrs sam
AEhcraft.
Morris Hagger and little son, Morris,
IT,, came Friday to visit relatives near
sparks.
Miss Christine Moore Of near chandler
In spending the week with friends near
Prague.
Mrs Lena Lake was tho guest OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Elrey Herndon at ~ o'cock din
ner Tuesday.
Mrs NJ J Sargent Is at home again
after weeks vistt ~ith her son AMI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

William, jr.. will spend the yui,.,.
season In Oklahoma City with Wue
Coleman's sisters. Mcsaames "Is
Raines and w T. Hulbcrt -
Coleman will join them for ch.Il,H
mas day. on their return tb.. a' .a,
be accompanied by Mrs Coie,,,.Nell
sister, Mrs. Robert Hpttop of Vas
Texas, who will visit here ana ~
Il. II. Hatton, ~ v. who will -
this city her homo. '''''s
Miss Frances SappenfieId rb, a..
studying at the American C,r..."
vatory Of Music, Chicago. will 49,,
December 30 to visit relative, d,.'
ing the holidays.
Mr.. Clarence j. Kerwln a .Ds..,
at Notre Dame UNIVERSITY. ami s.
ter, who is attending 81 Mary. ro9
lege at Notre Dame. will arr,y, =,
spend their vocational Tim, ,yr.
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs ~
Kerwln Of Plaza Court mari r,,r,,
who will take a home for ,be m ns
riod OF the Christmastidn al i9s
Fourteenth Place
Miss Lillian Mlscner. arenJi,,
the Emma willard school IN Troy
/ N. Y, arrives Sunday mornln, m
/ spend the Christmas season Nl,,
| Genevicve Misener has announced
/ formal dance in tho Couutrv rIpb
for her sister on December 30 Mia,
Kathryn Rood OF BartesyIle vii,
arrive TO he the guests OF the Mlsse.
Misener for this party
Mr.. clyde Van Horn. attending
Penn Hall school In Chamher,.
burg. Pa, comes SUNDAY % spend
vacation days at home.
Miss Mary Milhoan Leonard
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs A. ~
Leonard. 614 South Elwood avenue
will arrive home Sunday morning
from Troy, n. Y, where she is a
student in the Emma willard
school.
|. Mr.. Hurley c. Robertson, who (,
attending Pasadena Military acai
emy at Pasadena. Cal. arrives Mon.
DAY to spend the Christmas season
with hts parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Robertson. 1885 North Denver ave.
. nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Watts Of l723
South Rockford street announce the
: birth OF a son December -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

DiarHa Robinson, botn ~ Tulsa. Mrs. ".
o. geh', m.d' ,sS h.gG ''2 is ,,9
Levis Peters. There seto '.s tables
VISTA.
Mrs. " =. Younger visited her daugh-
ter IN rryor this week.
Mra Herbert schtosfs was hostess Fri.
day 10 ne FRIDAY ntidGa clu6. ., -.
Mr.. ana Mrs IWina HalHrll spent th'
trut of the weok ln KaHHt city.
Ma. ., H Howard and son Of Tulsa
went tho frat ~ the week iu Niuia,
Mts David ilin has returned FROM
visit win nor daughter st Greeley Colo.
Dr. VIII johnson was here no ttsi ~
o." week, Waiting at the homo Of W. ".
judss Jopopb A. dm formerly Of ,nIs
cly but nov ot Tulsa was visitor hero
~ snd Mrs W @. webb have moved
20 Miami whore Mr. webb Will engage
Miss ida Rose Of Springfield. Mo-. zig.
evans or gst south Miller stfs.u
Ar " D. Evans returned wsdnesdsy
homo OF hw son Mr lloyd Evans.
Mias Elsio Davis arrived homo friday
,ton Fulton. IN, "n,rr nh, nss bee"
MHs Charlotte Markham 10 homs Tor
'ne holiday season Tor a. Visit With hof
NJ and Mrs' g.. e cIark arc receiving
md Mrs } II. Page Of Dixon. Tenn.
NlIF W q "Af"NfA l'AAl N'I N'hfl'F
iay evening from ffyof, where Hho hes
boon visiting Tor The past four weeks.
Mr end Mrs. Loe johnson spsnt sun.
day iu Tulsa visiting Mr.. Johnaon'H moth
rr, and heard hily sunday while there.
The Chutr 81 tho fresbytetiAn church
will give It's 'hratmsa tnuHcal program
az the church today instead OF on 'hrist'
mas day.
MlRE AnnaboNo berger returned tho
first % the week. from Seneca, Mu.. whore
aho has spent several weeks IHung
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. q, Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. -. Harding and Lawrence and
Ralph jackson 0f Pryor visited here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

r. D. Hiatt came over from besEs anu
spent Sunday with hts tateilN. ,,
Mrs NJ \ blanchard A cohNhescihE
from a recent severe lllnsss. a.
Mira r. ". Mitchell spent the DAY IN
Tulsa Saturday with relatiVes, ,,
a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. fussoll
Fault ON Saturday, December 10. -
Mrs Mary y. Larrtck is spending thc
week at Jasper. Mo, with relatives.
Mr. A. O. Srader has returned from
few days business "trip TO Oklahoma city.
Mr. aud Mrs ID. a. wilson announce
ber 10. ..
Messrs. n 4 Doolitte and Avery Routh
made a business trip TO Homlny last
week end,
uric Bradley drove 70 Avant Wednes-
day. where ne spent the day with his
Brother, s. G., ana family.
Mrs a. Jameson and daughter Hess
were over. Sunday guasti of Mr., ana Mrs.
c. n. Chenoweth in TULSA.
W T. Glenn loft Thursday afternoon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

Mrs Hattie THY Of Crnlsca spent sun
day In tho city with friends
Mrs. J. W, Campbell OF Oovsla srent
Monday In tha CITY Ahoppins.
Mrs, Richard Morrison Of chelsea was
IN the city sunday visiting friends.
Mira. Frank DRrnhart attended the BiNy
sunday revival at Tulsa Friday afternoon,
Mrs, Emma Boulder Of Pryor attended
the CroaR revival here Saturday evening,
Mr. and Mrs Roy Tiley OF Aluwee at
tended the Cross revival sunday morning.
Quite u number Of ladies from Pryor
attended the Cross rovival saturday
night,
MIR. and Mrs. II. y. Denny and chill.
dten motored TO Aliuwco sunday after
auou.
Mr.. ana Mfs @. T Lsftier OF chelsea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

Mr.. clyde Van Horn. attending
Penn Hall school In Chambers.
burg, Pa. comes SUNDAY 10 spend
vacation days at home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
STATE SOCIETY

mother Mrs D.. l.. carter ana also h.s
tiarFn Robinson, uotn ~ Tulsa. Mrs. ".
rounds. while consulail TON fell 90 Mrh
Lowia Peters There Wcto slt tables
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08

Hickory Girdle SuPPorters-These CIR
dies are especially adapted for dancing,
athletic use and negligee and are in
pink and white, each 2.25, less 20 per
cent, or $50
"Naiad' Dress Innings, wonderful
time saving item for sewing, made in net
and nainsook. Each 400, less 90 per
cent, or 4Oc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08
MYERS
SHIPPED PEAS
CATE of Washington Produces Fa-
xarites-@EIbertao Peaches
From Georgia.

pas from Washington are the
,.ief Offering in loop markets this
- There were a few on sale
-. week and they were quickly
~, snsnned up by buyers in spite of
s.ab nrices. More OF the favorites
ns,l he offered tomorrow at 35 cents
nound. Dealers say they have
soler before seen such peas. They
.ro,a shipped east in perfect con-
s,.,or People who bought them
lot week already have put in Or
Ssrs for five-pound lots.
0 TeIas peaches, "Elbertas," will
5. ON sale. too, at $3.50 bushel. a
Anon Of IS cents from last week. At
shia thew are cheaper than they
Iere last year, when dealers say
.hey brought about 81 a bushel.
Commission men recommend that
Taras peaches be put up in cans
tbis week. or rext week at the lat
ost They ay there will not be any
Missouri peaches this year. ant the
soutbern Illinois crop has been ser
souslv affected. They do not ex-
meet peaches to GO much lower in
price "Elbertas" are of good quail
ity By the basket they retail at
So cents.
Golden Bantam" yellow home
grown sweet corn will be on the
Saturday market, and will sell at
40 cents a dozen.
Georgia watermelons are quoted
at cents a pound.
Imperial Valley cantaloupes from
California have nearly been ex-
bausted. Can .IoupCs of the same
seed. raised in Arizona will be Of
fered Saturday.
Home grown blackberries retail
at IS cents quart.
Home grown apples, either Early
Harvest or Yellow Transparents,
(some say they are the same) sell
at three pounds for rs cents, as
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08

against three pounds for Is cents
for the shipped
Eggs, which were % cents a
dozen last week, have jumped to
30 cents a dozen.
No urrants, gooseberries, blue
berries or sour cherries are expect
ed. Shippers tell dealers they are
too tender for shipment.
Quotations follow:
Washington peas, 35 cents a
pound.
alberta" peaches, $3.50 a bush
ell. or 35 cents for a small basket.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES

into a bottle containing three
ounces of Orchard White. which any
Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
drug store will supply for a few
cents, shake well, and you have a
quarter pint of harmless and de-
lightful lemon bleach. Massage this
sweetly fragrant lotion into the
face, neck, arms and hands each
day. then shortly note the beauty
and wilderness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring
tn; soft. clear, rosy-white con-
plexion, also as a freckle, sunb1rn,
and tan bleach because it doesn't
irritate-(Adv.).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08

Georgia waterme.ons. 5 cents a
pound
Homegrown blackberries. IS cents
a quart.
Homegrown apples. pound. for
rs cents.
Shipped apples, pounds for Is
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08

the first of August. and to be gone
several months.
Investigation OF opportunities for
Illinois trade in the Far Feast is
his object in the tour, the cham
Der announces.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08

bers of commerce at Yokohama,
Toxic. Picking, Shanghai and other
cities of Japan and China on his
trip to the Orient in behalf OF Ilii-
nois business. His headquarters
will be in Shanghai
He plans to leave Joliet about
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08
BOOSTS MORBID C0NGRRsS

Des Moines, Iowa. July S.-An
international congress OF education
to be held in 1923 was advocated by
DR.. Augustus Thomas OF Augusta.
Maine. IN a report to the foreign
relations committee of the National
Educational association.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08

Johnson's Clio Coat,
white enamel, a high
grade enamel which pro-
duces a high gloss fin
ish. Does not turn yell
low and will not chip,
crack or peel owing to
its elasticity and hard
ness and will withstand
repeated washings. OF.
size, 1.85, less 20 per
cent, or 1.4S
Pint size, 1.co, less 20
per cent, or SOC
u pint size, Coo, less 20
per cent, or 4Sc
Revarnish those shabby
surfaces, with Johnson's
floor varnish, a varnish
that will last. This high
grade varnish can be
used successfully on all
kinds of wood work,
floors and furniture. I
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08

cents.
Homegrown sweet corn 40 cents a
dozen.
Eggs. 80 cents a duzen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08
Varnishes and Paints Reduced 300

grade paint, made from
a properly balanced
combination of vehicles
and pigments which in
sure a perfectly depend
able coating for beauti-
flying all kinds of sur
faces. We have a fresh
stock of these paints in a
great variety of colors.
Buy now and save.
Il gallon size, 2.35, less
20 percent, now 1.SS
Quart size, IFS, less 20
per cent, now LOO
Pint size, zoe, less 20
per cent, SEC
Acme Quality" floor
paint, made especially
for floors, steps and sim
liar inside surfaces.
Easy to apply. Very
quick drying. e gallon
size, 2.35. less 20 per cent
now 1.SS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08

gal size, $50, less 20 per
cent, or $50
Il gallon size, $50, less
20 per cent, now zoo
I quart size, I.35, less 20
per cent, now LOS
u pint size, 45c, less 20
per cent, now $50
"Acme Quality" linole-
um varnish, high gloss,
will dry hard in about II
hours. Pint size, CSC,
less 20 per cent, now
76c
Quart size, 10, less 20
per cent, now 1876
"Acme Quality" house
paint, for use inside or
outside. This is a high
polar Cub" electric fans, 2
speed model, $50 value. A
limited quantity to sell for
Saturday only. 4.SS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08
Mems Wear
Reduced
2O%

Mems BalbHggan Shirts and
Drawers-A fine csc quality
reduced to Sc, less 20 per
cent, or each 47c
Mems Isle Underwear-A
fine two-thread Isle in long
or short sleeve shirts and
ankle or knee length draw
ers, a $50 quality reduced
to sc, less 20 per cent or zoe
Mems Athletic Union Suits.
made of the best dimity, spe-
cial at CSC, less 20 per cent or
76c
Mems Ribbed Union Suits
Short sleeves and ankle
length, special at 1.1S less 20
per cent or CSC
Mems "Kunnfortn7esh" Un-
ion Suits-Choice of white
and ecru, special at 1853, less
20 per cent or 1.27
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08
WOODRUFF, HEAD OF
STATE CHAMBER TO
VISIT THE ORIENT

Chicago-George Woodruff, presi-
dent of the Illinois Chamber Of
Commerce. plans to visit the cham
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-08
Women's Hosiery
Reduced 300

Wonen's Pure Thread Silk Hose, isle
top and wide garter top, double Isle
sole, very fine quality silk. Black, white
and cordovan, pair LIS, less 20 per cent,
LOO
Women's Fibre and Silk Hose, fast col
ors, wide hem garter top, and isle heels
and toes, excellent wearing quality
Black, white and cordovan, pair zoe, less
20 per cent, SIC
Won7en's BalbHggan "Burson" Hose,
knit to fit without a seam, good elastic
top, no seam in the foot to hurt the feet.
pair soc, less 20 per cent. 4Oc
Children,s Fine and Heavy Ribbed
Hose, very elastic leg, double sole.
Black, cordovan and white, pair exc,
less 20 per cent, zoe
Chldrens Socks, white with colored
tops in pink, blue, green and fancy
stripes, pair, 20c, less 20 per cent 25c
Children's Heather Silk Socks, with fine
stripe turnover tops, double heels and
toes, pink, blue and orchid, pair 90 and
85c, less 20 per cent, or Soc and $50
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-14
Hosiery Is A
Hobby With Us

a store makes Spe-
cialty of hosiery as we do,
it is only natural that one
should be able to find bigger
stocks and better values here
than usual.
For instance, the school
hose for children, you'll find
here at % cents a pair will
give more Hosiery mileage
than you would expect for a
quarter.
And every regular custo-
mer knows what a popular
place our women's hosiery
section is about this time.
Where there is so much
smoke, there must be some
fire-some reason for this
hosiery reputation we have
earned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-14
Lot Two, 1898

Hand embroidered models
of Georgette are included in
this splendid lot of waists
that were intended to sell
for as much as $11.9S; Sat-
urday they will be :. S6.9S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-14

Ladies and Misses Tan
and Black Leather Shoes,
$685..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-14
IMPORTED CHINA CUPS
M SAUCERS

These are of thin, Japan
csc china, decorated with a
neat gold band, specially
reduced for Saturday; 6
cups and s saueers for. .99c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
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FOR HENT-Two cool. alr rooms nicely
venlsnsss ass9ssbis i%assses eiswyn cssssI
ONE nIcely fafnishsd room modem. very
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FOR hKNf-XIesiy furnished cooI Toasa.
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FOR RENTIfwo Iehi houssksePng rooms:
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Inquire 900 haai Coal Ave
FOR INTERPRETATIONS
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Right on street oar line.
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FOR RENr-Cofisge with a rooms and
glHssed in sleepinF porch completely fnr.
nishsd Tall fir y. 12ih.
FOR RkSr-C0mpie,eiy farnlshsd S.room
home. 2 or 3 months, reasonable. Phone
I236.l. before sunday
foh kENr-fivs rooms With tlsepins
porch also garage. Apply Toi New York
foh kENT-One fonm cottage and slespiur
porrh, eiseifie liFhfs waisf aud furnished
for lisht housekeeping 1an IN afternoon
- ~ sosh Nas.sE uAlyersity Heights.
fON RfNT-I fonin hunraiou modern
with zlasssd On sleeping porch gas and
sissi range we'll furnished, With piano. Cor
Fourth sud Lead Ave a20. = blocks FROM
q %. No sick. Inquire 7Oi ". silver.