davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-21
and prospects are good for Group No.
3 holding it next month.


James Coleman and Orville For
rester. OF Greenville, together with
Carlton MARI, of Columbia, left yes
terday for their homes. They will
spend Christmas at their homes and
then return to the school. Long
Creek wishes them, as well as all the
other students. merry Christmas.
The VIVA. OF the school will
dramatize the story Of Adoniram and
Nancy Hasseltine Judson as given in
the book. Ann Of Ava" Immediately
after the B.Y.P.U. meeting Sunday
night.
Examination for the past term Of
school VIII begin to-day, but despite
that fact the expectation OF holiday
drives away all fear Of examinations.
The students Of Long Creek Acad-
envy greatly appreciate the thought
fulness Of the pastors Of Beaverdam
Association who, in the Pastors Con-
ference, subscribed for the Baptist
Courier for us. They send one copy
each week to each Of the three dor
mitories. This Is quite a help to us,
as we want to be well-informed Bap-
lists. and we feel that we could not
be that without the Baptist Courier.
Our pastors. realizing this, could not
have given us a gift more helpful.
The w MS. Of the Jordania Bap-
tist church greatly added to the at
tractivcness Of our dining hall and
reception room by sending very
dainty curtains for The windows. We
are grateful indeed for these.
A number of boxes have come to
us from the societies Of the Baptist
church at Augusta. Ga. containing
dishes. etc, which are always apprc-
clated in our home. These are the
results OF the thoughtfulness Of Miss
l.ura Perritt and Mrs. Leizc Perritt-
skinner. Nothing helps more than
good friends like these.
at the last meeting OF the VIVA. s
and RA.'s both tho boys and girls
decided to make a Christmas Offer
ing to the Lord, giving to the Prince
or Peace some of that they had plan
ned for friends who do not really
need gifts at Christmas time. God
haste the day when all Christians
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-21
LOCAL MATTERS AT LONG CREEK
Baptist Acadf ny Receives Help for
Which Appreciation Is Felt.

Long Creek, Dec. 10. - Special:
Rev. l.. II. Raines. principal Of the
Long Creek Baptist Academy, recent
ly attended the educational meeting
held in Columbia. His presence at
the meeting was appreciated greatly,
.he being the only one present from
Athe> Beayerdam Association, and be-
ing also member Of the school
board.
Robert Handy, Of our school, was
with his parents uuring the past
weekend.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. Suddeth, Of Lavonia,
ga, with their daughter, visited Miss
Claire Sheriff. last Sunday. Miss
Sheriff. Is 'he music teacher at Long
Creek Academy.
Rev. Fant Jones and family. &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Little
ton, Of Salem, visited Long Creek
recently. The latter persons named
Gre the parents Of Miss Myrtle Lit.
1eton, a student Of the school at
this place.
Messrs. Shirley and Sewell, of La
vonia, Ga, were among The guests Of
Long Greek Academy on Dec. f.
The Volunteer Band Of the school
gave program at the Council
Camp" on Sunday afternoon. Dec. / !.
Yhe band went on foot. the camp
being about mile distant from the
school. Many Of the men in the
gang were enthused greatly by
the service Of the volunteers, and
very easily decided to live more
sincere and upright life
A joint meeting Of the r. AS and
Y.W.A.'s was held at the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. l.. II. Raines Friday
evening from 7 to 10 o'clock. A
christmas program was rendered.
and following 1t there was social
hour of conversation and refresh
ments.
Group No. has the honor OF hold
ing the banner "Spizzerinktum'
Y 5arded to the B.Y.P.U. for the
h.6nth of December. Group No /
held 1t during the past two months,
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Evangelistic Meetings

will be conducted by Rev. John l..
Harley. conference evangelist, at Sa-
lem NJ. e. church, beginning the 1st
Sunday in January, 1922, at II a.
m. All denominations and their pas
tors are urgently requested to CO.
operate, that these meetings may
prove blessing to the people of the
whole community.
d. A. Jeffcoat, p. G..
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Walhalla Circuit Appointments.

First Sundays-Salem, II a. M;
Whltmore, 4 p. m.
Second Sundays-Zion II q. NJ.
Third Sundays-Old Pickcns, l / a.
m.
Fourth Sundays-DoubIe Springs,
II a. m.: Laurel Springs, 4 p. m.
D. A. Jeffcoat, p. G.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-21

will come back to the true spirit Of
giving at Christmas.
Misses Claire Sheriff. and Mary
Taylor, Rev. and Mrs. Luther II.
Raines were business visitors in the
town OF Westminster Friday after
noon.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-21
Tho Center Township Singers.

The Center Township Singing AS
sociation will meet with the Return
church on the fourth Sunday, Dec.
25th, at 2 p. m. Everybody come and
let's have big singing.
j. w. s. King,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Card Of Thanks.

Editor Keowee Courier:
Please allow me space In your pa
per to thank my kind friends and
neighbors for their help and kindness
to me during my illness and great
suffering. May God bless them all.
j. f.. Dickard.
Walhalla S. c., Rt .3.-adv*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-21

The first income tax was passed |
by the United States Congress In |
1862. !
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-10-27
on! MY BACK!
The Expression of Many a Kidney
Sufferer in McConnelsville

A stubborn backache is cause to
suspect kidney trouble. When the
kidneys are inflamed and swollen,
STOPPING brings sharp twinge In
the small of the back, that almost
takes the breath away. Doan's Kid
ney Pills revive sluggish kidneys
relieve aching backs. Here's McCon-
nelsville proof:
Mrs. John G. Scott, Main St., says:
II have suffered from kidney trouble
ever since / was child. My kidneys
never did their work right and
bothered me in many ways. A.
times, my back has panied severely
and often had to lie down and rest,
as the dull nagging pains in my back
made me feel miserable all over.
have had fainting spells too, and
would get very dizzy. l doctored
and tried different medicines but it
was not until | used Doan's Kidney
Pills, which bought at the Stanbery
Pharmacy that | got any relief. I
took two boxes of Doan's in all and
they cured me Of the trouble"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Scott had Foster-M -Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-10-27
STOCKPORT

MfS. MINNIE McD0TmOtt IctuIuCu
here Thursday after a, visit with
Mrs. Ollie Van Fossen of Pennsville.
Mrs. Leona Hynes and daughter
Laura and Mr.. VIM. Caldwell re-
turned to Marietta after a weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Will
son.
Born to Gale Gage and wife Fri
day, Oct. 81, girl, named Norma
Ruth.
Miss Mabel Allard and Miss Irene
Metcalf helped some in the tele-
phone office at Pennsville last week.
Harry Cross has purchased the
walter Ellis property, and moved
his family into part of 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Cheadle
and three children were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilmore were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Gilmore of Pennsville.
Mrs. Bertha Brittigan and son
Paul of Parkersburg were guests of
relatives here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Williams Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of
Crooksville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Dewitt have
moved into part of the Norman
house.
Mrs. VIM. Creighton and daughter
Muriel spent Sunday in McCon-
nelsville.
Mrs. Therm Carr has returned TO
her home in Corning after visit
with relatives here.
r. w. Dewitt and wife spent
Tuesday in Marietta.
Quarterly conference will be held
in the M. P. church, Friday, Nov. 4.
Mr.. Clarence Williams has re-
turned from visit with friends at
Tiffin.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ted Mcbride and
daughter of McConnelsville we're
over Sunday guests of VIM. Phillips
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Carr of Rose
Vile spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Mrs. Jesse Bachelor and children
of Chesterhill spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ed Humphrey.
Marjorie Newberry Of Beverly
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Brick" Carr have
moved to Vincent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Pierpoint of Ell
liott spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. B. Henery.
Milton Walker has returned home
after q visit with his son vint of
Cleveland.
Mrs Robert Lunchford and son
Cecil and Mr.. and Mrs. Ham and
two children of Glouster spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Benton
Grubb.
Mrs. Dicken and daughter Vera
have returned to their home in Ak
ron after visit with her brother
John Ross.
Mrs. Clara Walker returned from
a visit with her daughter Mrs.
Mary Hayes of GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Beard of Nc
spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Culland.
Rev. Stinson, Rev. Goddard. Mr..
Lindimore, and Miss Hazel Best
took Sunday dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mccain.
Mrs. Fred Burnfield returned to
her home in Newark after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Choral Gil
)reath
Mrs. Fred James spent Monday
n Beverly.
VIM. Porter and family motored
% McConnelsville and spent Mon
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jap Henery and
hree sons, and Mr.. Harold Henery
md wife spent the weekend with G. |
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-10-27
W. Jones and wife Of Newark.

w. Jones and wife of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Hawkins
and daughter and Mrs. Willard
Broomhall spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. c.. o. Hawkins of Newark.
Virgil Lochary and Perley Porter
visited last week with friends at
Canton.
Hiram McCann and wife have re-
turned after visit of four weeks
with relatives at Chagrin Falls.
Mrs. Caroline Russell is with her
brother Jason Davis of Pataskala,
who is at Grant hospital for treat
ment.
Something new in lyceum enter
tainment is to be offered by the
Geneva Players when they appear
on the Stockport Lyceum Course,
Oct. 81. There are four members of
the company: Mary st. Clair, Coral
Binning, Helen Allen and Lamber-
tine Willis. Their program consists
of two one-act plays and a musical
interlude. For their dramatic
sketches, the Geneva Players carry
a special act of scenery and cur
tains with add greatly to their pro-
gram. One of the best proofs of the
success of this company is the fact
that they are booked this season for
large number of return engage
ments in western territory, where
they have been featured in previous
years. Not until the present season
have the Geneva Players been avail
able in the central states.
John Bachelor is the guest of his
son Denna here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Bishop are here
spending a few days with his father
who has heart trouble.
Miss Irene Metcalf left Tuesday
for Cleveland where she will attend
Grand Chapter of the o. E. s.. Oct.
25, 26, 27.
Miss Eta Allard and Mr.. A. r.
Adrean were united in marriage at
the formers home here Tuesday by
Rev. S. r. Martin, and left on the
evening train for Florida.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-10-27

high grade in civil service exam,
and possibly wishes he wasn't. AS
far as we can learn, every one inter-
ested, except aspirants, would like
to see C.. A. Gaylord left alone.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-10-27

Take look at our 10c and Csc
bargain counters. The Rexall Store.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17
AUTOMOBILES
NIInMOMIILe InIL .NII

.,. ..''
" th'L iAiHNl" 1870 hiry eight
l''.'' arrow '"al '." i'0go, h',
I. .. ~ ,.',., ~ h.,'
'"' ".'.'I ''I Ih' ''I'i owner IrIl i"N %
.'.' ''' ''! AtI u'F' "ff't r"'h
'''''
UN I'd .i.'i rHtHtnF. 'huWW}, 1870
".''t ''' n"I iva i''"H "I Ih'nl'"'' '
"I| 'tH1r 'ur good iII.h OF ,tf, can
.' ''' M"'h'.' '''A' ''-'
'. ."
b.DbE UDAu.rITU .II.U model nov
tu t.r IuUIt good ,ni is Iu finc mo-
'''u0.'' condition. Itg' tl'a I'rhs
... "I roo II'H EN' liN s''h.
.'i D. .... 700 Hi 'r1r" h'o'.
FOR BALD tu,.iHIlt boo good running
HUI,r. Owner moving away Iur bar
lp.u uf .u tIf4 Garage Sand srrIusa.
fDH SAIL. rrrrI,u fieht. rood shape
mechanically. ,au BE- ar,u at Krttuum
h''"' 's"r" 'Ii
tpi,n ar,,i,r f,t rHI'. must pru today
D.arn ...H.
.. l o..
'.' '"''' ''''". " I'
'"'' '''''. '.''
F't Rail-. l'"'H model ~ i'l'. t"n
'hf iu t.'i'.' ''uiiii"u. t'nannHh.'
II.r. buu,r leaving town. CAN Daug,
.II.
r,.pt .r.,.,. I..o..,., ..
IfI, rtsrt,r ,.r tp F.J ,r,rbari, y,
condition TrI,e itas. T,rmH
AUTO A. TIRE INC1tAHGF~.
''' IT, H'''h'. 'H's' '"o'
lpN HhIt pt TRADE Ford truck, run
lees than aoo0 mire. equipped win
condition Address a7s.F. caro worDl'
rom TDUUtSG, t2s6. Usage sfst. can
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LEGAL.

tiuhl7hed lh th' luIHh lhlv World. A..
gust 10. 10, ", ~ nud ~. l''l Nurli
Publishing company l'uhliHhufal
CALL ron Nlbs ltf CITY nl TULSA.
OKLAHOMA, ron JNlE pF 5000.
0Oo oc, b4 rrU 'ENT SEWER MAINS
AND sun MAIN ltNbS, CITY or
II ltA. OKLAHOMA.
SCALED ptuU"ntla VIII ho received at
tho office ~ the tlty Auditor Tulsa, pt.
lahuma, uutil o'clock ". u. ON the .bth
day Of August 1921. aut thereafter up.
ruui ht e regular meeting uf tho MuFur
and Hoard ~ Commissioners 80 be- h,Id
ln IN" towmIuHiuus Assembly Room at
tho city ituU, tlty Of lulEu. oklahoma.
Ht 10 "'cl"tk a. W., Friday, tho etth day
~ August. 1871 tpr the uufDhaHe nt
$500 600 Sewer Mains and sub main
bonds ut Htit city ut IulHu, Oklahoma.
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FoR RENT

kirry fIruHhs1 bedroom. south
sHW tspn.Irr. modern home, bath.
'Iuso privilege uf living room,
rINHr Ir. f.r either ladies' OF gentle
r.n. can Cedar I-1J CT al aI3
W. tIltL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

81 ROOMS, running Ater. All outside
location the best, riEht In the heart Of
SHpulQa, Will guarantee IL is 1oaring $500
above an expenses now, rent Si75, long
lease. suh-r"ntaIs $40 month; making the
rent on 90 rooms, only $50 month. Priced
20 s".Nfnr cash, p. T., Houston, 40s So
rurIfy RllE
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on lands AND LEASES. !.

OIL and gas loasos In shallow field. Roe
ors county. for sale or drilling, Box I32,
Claremore Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

7 WE UUY Uborly bOnds, nItOB an" ------I.
ly payment mortgages. &. Do .
ton lis s. Houlder. '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

SIXTY ACRES in 2O-19-2l. near railway
near oil, no leases. bargain quick sale
s. per aero BOX 81. Tahlequah. okla.
WANTED--W wildcat royalties tn good
looking territory. Exchange ROY ally
Co, Tulsa. Okla.
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FINANCIAL


! SALARY and chattcl loans e. D.. -
! renee. room ?. 2o2is 5. Main
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N,,o srrr,Ins Am m,rA,ns ,

Arm -,,p,ns >~n u,s,.,yu =,
COWHtN AUTO SpRtNGS wORKS-spe.
,,,i"gs n,,,'rtHa anu ,r,nn,', "u,T ~,
teupcring give us . TRIAL, SO, E. F,rst
cedar 1909
'vh NN' ,i,,u sto,N ot nninm"hil'
.....,,,,,.,,, ,,,,',,', ,...,.
,nria ana ftnrita at less tb,n one lhnif
rri,rs 81 M now w. tirrs W. cam save ,, S'nl vnu
m1n,y ON I,rs.. ''''' ''" save ''"
mus 49,. ,..,.. r,,,,,,.., ....u ~ ,,.s,.
, ~ .'' va, ~ w. y" =
''''' ,ItrS' ripE sNUii ATGi '''
2l2 E socoud ps'ge 5000.
rll(hS Ar Wholesale We sell car
nWnrIs uI,s A. wholesale prices. Those
n5n 'r,a -. , rt'u 'i,,u",n ',,,,..,
tI''rn a TiNE !NCuN%,,F 'N'
ala g. seroui ST. psago 5000
,arns ,nu u,pr ,,u,,rs ia
I'' Ihth 8. N' ''I'E' t"l rent Wv
per h"h'h
"sHE" i7li.J.
rruu ANp pwASso Garage for rent,
cement ilo'r ANA drive. hhon' Usage
'a-'
GARAGE for rent corner 1900 bIu,h. $
OKLA REST A can ,o--cars f,r rent.
without driver 6l- :. Main. MID 80
,,,,,,y,x,,,s ,n u,,XC,,s
- '.'a 80
lNN'Nlh 1872" indian in"i"rCNrI". big
NN'u, ''Hn IN ~" '""'E. ll.'"' 'ao,.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED.


AMERICAN WINDOW CLEANERS INC.
nou-' NsIWNS' 10 cents h'"r WAXING.
'''Ee e'-'
CARPENTER repairing. regulating, gas
stoves. general handy man. osagr 2JSl
r5rcs dTy LEANED 'g og sumdareS ST"T I"n Sv .N
port. ma =. Cincinnati Phone Usage
5sts for appointment.
MArrRrssEs renovated and recovered,
i5o. We rcfolt old mattresses. ali work
guaranteed Porter Mattress 60. Phone
osag" 1880
NATIONAL HOUSE & WINDOW
,LlANiNG 60
W.u"'"S l,%rgg I,, J WJ" p3 'Ty,, No"H ""fk
prices arc reasonable cedar 1850
pfAgTFRING and patch work promn,iV
rn1 ma u."tI dorn Ali york snapronipe9y
-.----------------
tro prr ttoI,p
t,,r ali .L.pI- u'pubinp rrnair work CAL.
W. ~ 'u.trI,f, IL, Hrs, si,o,' r'I',,, h., a,'
guaraut,,d.
on hutidIuga of any description. Rrt.
ogtuo,..
WINDOWS CLEANED loc
HN'' W,od'" ana topse 'ieenins &C..
N'N,' n"' ''.'I wa" P'Fe'
N''.." '''' '''.
BtlIpI>t AND CDNTRACTISG "a
.,III,rNyrtlp v,pLy ~ INrrD ~, a.,
or contrast. n Il WaEy. Usage 277S.
,.,upu,.qtqt N,r. ,,,.,r,tlo a., hutl,
- 20, r.n,r',i+'rg IA srre.,i,'.0 r,t,,
,,e' n,s,, man C,li C.j,r gtai ''''
. So ~ ~,
e. MINl.t MANLth, MASTER ~ ll.DER
Usage 1913 l-o w Thlrd
The man who knows can save YOU
money 'nh mhN" oe'ler anu more at
''''.',' ''''"'"s ------------- -------------
ho ~ NSM can .Sase llss tot t,rst,
'''ES uu',I'n ann car pe"'o'' iohlo
W. ~ ., ~, w --.-7,-,-
fNh tiM9t 'LAsS cement WORK caI A.
MH''r 'ed't i-'5, ---.-
FOR sAlE-Ns" door ana window frames
any size fhono N'lAt lb6h,
JlfFN juR- Rornofinc. painting plaster
lng. patches, repairing and remudollns
s.q
JOEL q. SMITH
Contractor and builder an kinds Of con.
strucuon and repair work Fifteen years
IN '1'S"' hs'i'"''s i"rhsh''' Usage
''3.
ILASrEIING repair. sidewalk cement
work neatly and promptly done, ossgey
TIVE 49,,
bonded. Usage 5lOe n,
-------
bkESSMAki\G- MiILINtkS e6
pE VISA Tailor AND FUR SHOP
Ra.fffug auI. AItprlug
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WANTED--A position as millinery sales
lady hv lady fully competent 10 take
charge ~ department. 'u1 handle IN
city and country trade. Address eOl-T
care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17
BUSINESS SERVICE
ortANtNG NM DECOnNIIN,

tiENNiSG MD DECOBNIiNG 30
f. f.. KIRBY
rnion paperhangef anf painter. work
guaranteed Ask fpf samplcs. prices low.
osaTo ei5i.
HOUSE PAINTING and whLrpArERtSG
Hundreds 0f pleased tuatoruors are build.
Ing uy rsgftf.u for drptuIahllity. For
esywates.' pLono osage 4isJ. H. l..
ruU.
J. j. MITCHELL p,IrttuF. uaprrhsfripE
and rsi.iuininG Phone Cedar 1879.
rAt%TlNG HnI ptprrh4ur.ug dome st fea-
suuauia prices lioueat labor and ma
''risis oatE. Ss9S
ROOMS PAPEUED
Including paper, for 9 and NJ. House
decorating IN all IT, branches estimates
= =. Sutherland, 6ls West Third. Osasa
.3i7
WALL PAPER at big reductions Let Us
furnish estimate. Art Wall Paper CO..
t'l S. Boston.
W a TIfOMpsDN
raintlng. paper hanging and decorating.
ny prr'H Hr. low Phone bF3g' sitJ.J
PATENT ATTORNEY 81
PATENTS TRADEMARKS
ASK We whether your Trade MARKS arn
protected in South America. write for
Patent litnd Book PROMPT aNuuI
str,iO". Mum & co. ca, f. ST. IS. ".
NaShlnktuu, T.. e.. and 9a3 Wuulworth
BIIg. New York. ~ Y.
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GARAGE FnR SALE

GARAGE FOR SALE
Strictly modern garage, good location,
room for 100 cars, large fireptoof shop
room. Reasonable rent and Tong lease.
Sume stock priced to sell. Phone Usage
1858 or Osage buSs
YADON INVESTMENT co.
2is-l9 security Bldg.
GOOD paying bakery and confectionery.
g. a, smith, Chetopa Kan.
GASOLINE station for sale. 10 year lease
best location In Tulsa located at corner
,0f Elrln Av. and second St, also two
more good leases for sale. Phone Osago
sil2.I, or call at Second st. and Elgtn Az.
HARD TIMES OPPORTUNITY -Prese mt
low prices Of gasoline, kerosene gas oil,
fuel oil, etc, makes tho buying and earn
ing power Of $4,000 capital equivalent
To q capital Of $4,000 with the high
prices OF last year. Ve can make big
money quickly, and have organized a
small company to start business Septem.
her ist shares are $40. only about
s.. 600 unsold snap for someone Act
1uick =. q. Hox c29, Tulsa.
/ MADE $4,000 on SO capital, my friend
$4,000 on $500. opportunities now great
or than ever before. Invest SO; give IT
moro than one chance TO clear up big
join little pool and help acquire well So
'octnd scattered cheap leases under sensi.
bic escrow bank plan. Address ii2 f,
care World
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EMPLOYMENT
HEir wANTI.D-MALr

ctEFtEs m"'a. woWs.aa' oye, H. ieer n'.'.l
For free particulars. wt''- j. Leonard
ttormrI ctNu scryic" examiner, 1875
EIuifaNe E'dg, Washington. -. e.
CLERKS Hundreds mon over ~ wanted
tor railway mail positions. Examinations
September ". SALARY tlJi month. EApcri.
fn,o nnneeessary ..'f Write for frgo oa't,.n-
,um hia school ot 'iyil Service. lS1 Pope
blr. Washington, u. G..
done bao1a5'c ,6ey donf know s5or' 5i,
hand and honkkc'pIu. You t4u a.
thorough training 10 these uth,r bus.u',s
subjects AZ btauEhuus Business College
aay and n,sb, school T"i'rhone 1ssas"
iV'l ~ cell 20 our offire. .iU s. Main.
SALEsMEN W nnd II. Walker. Inc. os-
tablishei 1891 have two more openings IN
tlcld excellent commisHluns Apply Up
70 o 30 a. M. 22s Iowa Hldg.
SALESMAN WANTED for out OF city to
soil new Oh field town lots. Attractive
Al proposition. Liberal commission. 522
Mayo Bidg.
WANTED Young man abou; 90 years c;
age as clerk Ia ola office. Must have
good education ana personality and be
able to operate typewriter Addrss
application today In own handwriting. xiv
ing tull particulars ana telephone number
To- Hok l2'-tt care world,
HEIP wA>rti,-FENAIE 30
DRAuGHoN's BUSINESS COLLEGE o.
fNrs splendid course iu all business sub
icIs' FAN term begins August 20, en-
3oNi or call at $40 s. Main.
EXPERIENCED mIddlo-aeod lady TOR
general housework and assist with con
fincment case. Usage 52oo-R.
II, RAYS 70 attend the Tulsa business
lts students and secures employment for
6Sm 6S rSs, Mia Az Pg'' hn%a Ghegcs ManFgs5
rruIIC sTENOGRNPHER can mako
ElIJ or more monthly, cHtabll shed husl-
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s' rH.u. D.ac. ettt.r
F.u ursr
ticriy truuh'd bedroom. south
tHs exposure, modern home, bath,
close privilege uf living room,
rIuHn I'M. f.r either ladies OF goutIe-
"a ''h'' 4-3' OF a. "i'
w. ''''".
LANCE south rom. At..I..rg ham t1s
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INDIAN motorcycles and bicycl-s In
dian Motor Sales y Service Inc.
Eleventh ST Osage t46t,
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VACATION p..s.Es

CpLpNlAl.-lt you arc touring tho
OHHrkH make your home with us Built
'or tourists families with children spe-
Cial'y. Baths. Independent entrance
tiroplng rurohts with each room, hoar I'd
private house, country cooking. farmers
style, elevation 1900 feet. beautifully 10
Gated north end ot main. ID. kucyek.
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EMPLOYMENT


YDvNG LADY. three years' experience IN
atrrurrtrhIc aud clerical work desires
pcrrautrt position with reliable tfm'
GOOD t,fgreugea Phone pHage 1iAs.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

. HltLNtLW HorEL IosH b. 'ney,nus.
! fuH. t.HL tuprs. special HIfrm.r rates.
7 hlHl frHrasn
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t0i last Thid street
respectable HOTEL Tor IoHpcrtabl'
PEOPLE