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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-30

Fruit" will begin the second week OF Its
limited engagement at the Ohio on Sun
day. In the cast are Agnes Ayres, Clar-
ence Burton, Theodore Roberts, Kathlyn
Williams, Theodore Kosloff and others.
From a standpoint Of beauty this movie
is hard to beat. The gowns are marvel
Gus. We have said many good things
about this picture and it is not necessary
to repeat them here. Seeing is believing.
CONSTANCE BINNEY BOOKED
AT ALEXANDRIA NEXT WEEK.
1.-THE Magic Cup" a comedy drama
from the pen of e. Lloyd Sheldon, will
bring Constance Binney to the Alhambra
for the first half of next week as Mary
Mallory, a little Cinderella heroine, en-
ployed as a kitchen maid in a New York
hotel.
She is an orphan and her one valuable
possession is an old silver goblet left
by her mother who had told her to al
ways keep it, as it was a family heir
loom. On more than one occasion Mary
had SURRENDERED it to pawn broker,
however, to get money to help some of
her friends worse of than herself.
On one of these visits, a notorious
crook sees the girl and recognizes the
crest on her silver cup as that of
distinguished British family. He frames
up a plan to restore" the girl to
bogus grandfather and use her as an
unconscious tool in a big fake Jewel
deal.
The plot that follows throws new
light on some phases of New York life.
Cecil Owen, formerly a leading man in
various Indianapolis dramatic stock com
panies, is prominent in the cast.
Other players include J. II. Gilmour,
Vincent Coleman, Blanche Craig and NAL
colin Bradley.
A Gaiety comedy entitled Rest In
Peace the Fox News weekly, the Liter
airy Digest and the Sherwoods and their
singing orchestra will be subsidiary at
fractions
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-30
GREEK SHIP REFUSED PASSAGE.

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 30-A
Greek transport which attempted to pass
through the Dardanelles today was
turned back by the allies.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-30
BETTY COMPSoN BOOKED
N NEW MOVIE AT COLONIAL

N NEW MOVIE AT COLONIAL.
Betty Compson, who made the film
warld sit up and take notice OF her be-
cause of her splendid work in "The
Miracle Man." comes to the Colonial next
week in prisoners OF Love" This is
her first starring vehicle since her
success In THE Miracle Man"
Miss Compson is supported by Roy
Stewart, Emory johnson, Claire Nc
DoweIl Ralph Lewis, Clara Horton and
Kate Toneray-
Miss Compson Is seen in the role Of
Blanche Davis, the daughter of Wesley
Davis, a millionaire, cIubman and society
man. Blanehe's beauty and physical
magnetism. attracts to her many over
ardent suitors.
Blanche and her father clash when he
accuses her of leading two suitors too
far. She leaves home when, later, she
discovers him trying to buy the silence
OF an INSCRIPTIONS woman with sub
stantial check. She goes 10 San Fran
cisco where she obtains employment In
the law offices of James Randolph and
Martin Blair. the latter played by Roy
Stewart Both fall in love with her and
Randolph makes no concealment of his
feelings.
At the wish Of his mother, their mar
riage is postponed however. The mother.
an invalid. had requested that he not
marry while she lived. Following a
breakdown, Blanche's father, in com
pany with his younger daughter, Clara.
makes a trip to San Francisco. There
he meets Blair and Randolph his
western legal representatives. Many
complications follow which leads the
story to an unusual climax.
i i +
FORBIDDEN FRUIT"
REMAINS AT THE OHIO.
The Cecil De Mile movie, Forbidden
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A DOG PLAYS
IMPORTANT ROLE.

A dog plays an important role in
"Kazan," a movie made from the story
by James Oliver Curwood, which opens
weeks engagement at Mister Smiths
Sunday. Jane Novak plays the role of
the main female character in the story.
The story centers around Kazan, q
great wolf dog, whose beloved master is
killed by a cowardly attack from one
of his enemies. Kazan is the sole wit
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-30

Miss Finch was the very old maid ap
pearing person who aided Bunny in ap-
pearing TO be really funny.
After a long absence from the screen,
Miss Finch Will be seen next week, be-
ginning Sunday, at the Circle as one of
the players supporting Constance Tai
madge in lessons In Love"
This picture deals with the attempts
of two old men to choose husband for
their ward young woman with
strong mind of her own.
When one of them fails in his attempt
to bring his nephew east to meet the
girl. he plays dead" leaving a will pro-
viding that his nephew shall inherit his
fortune If he weds the girl. The report
of his uncle's death brings the young
fellow east as a last courtesy, but he is
determined that he will marry no one
but a young lady whom he himself
mses and one with whom he is in love.
situation is decidedly distasteful
lie girl. who does not relish the idea
prospective bridegroom coming to
by manquerading as a maid. The young
man is very handsome and the maid"
fiirts with him, causing him considerable
distress of mind.
Complications multiply and the big
surprise is experienced when Uncle
Henry comes to life.
Miss Talmadge. Of course. has the part
of the whimsical Leila Calthorpe, while
Kenneth Harlan plays the role of John
Warren.
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DOG HAS LEAD
IN KAZAN,' TO BE
SCREENED HERE

Continued From Page Five.l
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
143 Front st.

Near Maiden Lane.
Five story and basement building In
ths tobacco district. size lSx6a: pos
session May I, 1921; price $50, 900;
easy terms.
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1914 Franklin St.

Fireproof "Sapco Bldg: ninth and
tenth floors, 50x0o: also $500 feet
on fifth floor; elevators and all
modern conveniences.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


From Battery TO 18th ST., Inclusive.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery TO r4th ST., inclusive.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery % I'm ST.. Inclusive.
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49 Walker ST.

; stories and basement, 2Jyi00. I'M
proved and modern. fireproof stairs.
hoistwsy: steam heat; new floors,
plumbing. &C.: possession May ! !;
entire four upper floors offered al
81 60Qper annum for ALL: will divide
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l60 BrOaS;W nv
4 Trust Go. Hnilding

Lawyers Title a Trust Go. Building.
Unusually fine light offices In units
from 500 square feet to 1000 square
feet each, possession May ! or
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery TO 18th St.. Inclusive.
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90 III VMuWd
New Cunard Bnilding.
l22-6 WiIIiam 81.

New Eunard EniIdInr.
II 500 so. II. on ninth floor, Broad
way and Morris Street front. Views
OF both North River and Bay.
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So Wall st.

Merchants Bank OF Canada Bldg.
New building; available on or be-
fore May 4. 1921 1 800 square feet
finest. most exclusive offices on
Wall ST.: only building on Wall St.
containing 1.500 square. feet 10 a
floor: each floor equiv kd with a
fireproof and burglar Moof vault.
Tv1E
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| WILL pay from $50, 900 TO S50, ,00o for a
gentlemnn's country place OF from 3 to 10
aud cur garage or stable; not over | hr.
from Grand Central sta. y. y. city. by
train. or one mile from railroad sta. Must
have all modern improy cnicnts well planned
grounds with plenty of trerS and shrubs, and
ne well built and Of artistic appearance.
JAMES MARITIME, Room 3Oi. IL Park Row
New York city.
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BUILDINGS For RENT
375 Lafayette ST.

Northwest Cor. Of Great Jores It.
size 7SN120; y stories and basement;
fireproof: immediate possession:
alteration 10 suit: VIM divide: long
igagc
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1921 Cliff ST.

Through TO Rydcrs Alley.
Passenger aud freight elevators
heavy floor carrying capacity. high
ceilings; entire building IN fine coa-
ditlon: for rent with immediate pos
session as follows:
I'd floor. 1000 square feet. SIC, 900.
4th floor, 1000 square feet. 81 900.
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lI3-1l5 Leonard ST.

zoo Feet East OF Broadway.
Size 43N1l0:. > stories and base
ment Immediate possession. New
electric elevator. low pressure heat
ing fireproof stairway, high cell
ires, light on all floors: o., 900
square feet gross to one tenant:
SIC 600, or win sell for SlI5,oo
easy terms.
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100 Front st.

.SW rect south Of N2fl II.
Size 2OtSsa. substantial ; story busi-
ness building, in excellent condition.
the interior being entirely new:
Store and basement leased TO MAY
]. 1922; Cd loft leased TO May 1.
1924; three upper floors leased to
May /, 1922. but possession OF these
can be had on 90 days notice.
Price $4,000; mortgages s35 900.
so. due 1923: total rent S13 600:
expenses $1,000.
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no NOT PASS THIS ONE
Florida.
l2,5G0 ACRES

l2,5GOACRES Y miies IaesgonyiIle:
1000 acres cleared. 1000 acres cultivated.
- miles hog tight fencing so buildings.
Well equipped machine shop, water plant,
ice plant; private telephone; valuable equip
ment, includes Z tractors, auto trucks.
plows, harrows, harvesters, mules, horses.
able Property and outfit cost $500, 900
Quick sale 500, 900 considered.
Il. II. PESh-S. OSG0OD PELB & CO.,
II West lath st.. New York.
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l57 Cedar st.
Cor. Of West 81.

Northeast Cor. Of West st.
A four story modern office build
ing, newly renovated: contains pas
senger elevator: floors which con-
tain 1000 sq. II. each are unusually
light and attractive; price $4,000:
attractive terms. At price quoted
the building can be occupied at a
cost OF about Sl.00 per 50. ~.
Possession.
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22-26 Rose St.

Between Frankfort and Duane SITS.
Three and four story buildings, on
y plot OF 5000 50. It,. suitable for
Improvement into modern business
building. Location ideal for printer.
leather dealer. paper stock, &c.
Farly possession. Price SIS, 800.
Free and clear.
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81 New Chambers st.

IL TO Oak st.
story and basement Plot over
5000 SO. IT. Floor area S0.o 900 so.
IT. Elevator and heat. Light on
four sides. Extra heavy construc-
tion. 10000 So, IT. available. In ex-
cellcnt condition.
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Corner Exchange Place.
Corner ground floor offices for rent.
with immediate possession: 1850
sq. IT. OF the finest ground floor
space in the financial district. Rent
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2S6 Broadway
Mar Ra,d~ -

Floors OF 5000 square feet each,
with Immediate possession: suitable
for offices and salesrooms: three
elevators; steam heat. Separate
freight entrance.
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Masonic HAM
l6 West Path 81.

4b WcNf XFtN ~t.
Entrance also II west o3d st. l1od-
erri 10 story office building. Unusual
service, day and night. Offices OF
900 10 400 feet each offered singlv
or en- suite. up to suites of 1000
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LOFTS FOR RENT
457-459 Bro0nie st.

Loft for rent. size 5ox9o. Rent
$4,000. Immediate possession Steam
heat and large electric elevator.
Good light.
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I2c-I2s Maiden Lane

Near Water st. New six story
building ON wide thoroughfare ele-
vator service--steam heat imme-
diate possession; floors 2.4o0 SD.
IT.. rent 81, 900 each.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED
ACREAGE
OR
SUBDIVISION

! have sull working force and have made
a success or selling suburban lots. We are
now open 70 proposition 10 handle large
acreage, suitable for subdivision. or subdi-
vision which Is not active at present. A
liberal arrangement Will be wade with own
ers and fun assurance given 81 my responsi-
bility Send fun particulars TO SUCCESS
FCl, room Gii World Building, New York.
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1921 Cliff ST.

Through 70 ftyders Alley: 'front.'
ages: Cliff ST.. COL; Ryders AL
ley. ST.; 40 feet deep; plot area
$3.50 so. IT.: five stories and base
nent. Passenger and freight ele-
vators-heayy floor carrying ca
pacity--higl ceilings: $50 900 re-
Gently spent on improvements:
immediate possession OF upper por-
tion containing $4,000 500 IT.:
price s3I5. 900; mortgage 5000, 900.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
BUILDERS. ATTENTION!

We have one or the best vacant block
fronts on Sd Avenue, Bay Ridge, good for
taXpgsFers or stores and apartments, which
we vii sell cheap on easy terms and make
subordinatiOn to good builder. We also have
lots suitable for ! and . family houses and
apartments, OF easy terms With subordna-
tion. VIII consider exchange and add cash
u necessary. LEVY BROS. $50 Montague
ST BroOklyu
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
sI-6s william Sc.

$. w. Cor. Cedar St.; size 6.sx63.3:
plot area also 50. IT.. one OF the
best locations for banking or broker
age. one block from Federal RE-
serve Bank site: the only available
property in this section of William
ST.; possession May ], 1921.
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ss Greene st.

Five stor-' and basement loft build
ing. 2ox100: equipped for manufac-
turing possession OF store. base
mcnt and one loft at once; price
sS7 500; total rents 81 800.
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Harbcr View Building

Broad and Front SIS.
BARRIER Shop. Corridor space for
Barber shop in the now II story
office building. Long lease. Mod
rratn rant
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99-I0I william, st.

New four Sory Bennett Ellison
Building; third and fourth floors for
rent; possession May I 1921; $500
so. II. 70 a floor: rent 5000 a
floor. elevator heat etc
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25-3I South william St.
37-43 Sf0re Ct.

New fireproof eight story building
IN tho shipping. insurance. financial
export and import districts. irhnc-
date possession OF entire floors,
containing $500 square feet, or will
divide; light on two streets: two
elevators reasonable rent.
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3I-33 East 10th ST.
Al Murray st.

Manufacturing building: second and
fourth floors. 44x94: elevator. heat,
&C.; immediate possession; rent low.
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FARM PROPERTY.
ULSTER COUNTY FA

~~~~-~~~~~>o~~-~-~~-~-
New York.
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S Cedar ST.

size o1.f0xl5 four story building.
which at n small cost can be altered
into modern, dignified office
building, suitable for lawyers, in
suranoe. stock brokers. &C.: price
500 COO mortgage SO. 500 at So,
for five years. possession.
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Insurance District

1000 SO. Il. gross on one floor. Lo-
Gated in corner building. with a
total street frontage OF IA n. and
having an unusual number OF win
dows an all light office; 3 eIeva-
tors. VIII rent for one year from
May 1 1927, for sl2. 900. Address
Of building given TO principals
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so C0rtIandt st.

Substantial four story business
building, -2ixI6: immediate possess
sion: price $50 900; mortgage $50. 900
at 5isee, due 1925.
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ass Pear. ST,
Scnr franklin Snnarr

Near Franklin Square.
Store, basement, suhcellar and two
lofts 23xT0; total OF $3.50 SQUARE
feet. at less Than 35c. per foot; for
office. wareroom and shipping.
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3I-33 Ferry st.

Size 49x119; area $3.50 so. II. Two
four story buildings in the heart
Of the leather district: immediate
possession price $55 900; mortgage
$4,000 at 5lseo, . years.
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100 Maiden Lane

The Union Indemnity Co. Building.
Ready for occupancy May /. 1921.
floors contain $500 square feet.
four upper floors offered for rent;
each floor has light on all sides.
unusual elevator ervice-unusual
layout FOR offica~
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2S6-287 West ST.

First loft. size 25xT5. Possession
May 1st. No manufacturing.
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Near taral street.
Convenient 10 all rail and steamship
terminals; 5000 square feet OF stor-
age space with excellent facilities
viii divide to suit: rent low.
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81 Nassau st.
Southwest Cor. Fulton st.

Ten story modern office building.
Out of a total OF about 10 offices
we have five for rent. comprising
units up TO ] 800 sq. It. These are
light, cheerful offices and fine SER
vice Is given. Possession May Int
or before
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4I-43 Maiden Lane

offices and iewelry manufactures
space. A few small units left with
May 1 possession. Rent reasonable.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
OFFICES FOR RENT
6I-Ss william st.

Southwest Cor. Cedar st.
Oflices in units up to 1900 sa. IT.
are oilered with possession May /.
1921. Light on two streets; reason
able rates will be quoted.
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1886 Gold ST.
Near BROOKLYN Bridge.

Near Brooklyn Bridge.
New six story fireproof building. FOX
30. Two elevators. steam heat.
modern plumbing. good light; 6.006
square feet per floor: viii divide
floors In half: light manufacturing
considered: rent reasonable. posses
sion May | 1921, or sooner.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to I4fh ST.. IncIusi.e.
Downtown Business Properties
FOR RENT FOR SALE
OFFICES FOR RENT
Weeks SDeciaI

Broadway section, naar New York
Life Insurance Co. Building. $4,000
81. Il. office space. Rent $50 600.
Premises are entirely new and have
never been occupied.
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THOUSAND ISLANDS

Magnificent island estate. containing 1Olz
acres: beautiful home. furnished: also care
takers, summer bower. ice, gas and yacht
houses. Price $3.50 900 T. and G. Want New
! ork income. Photos. etc, GHEGAM C.
f22 Kingston av Brooklyn
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So Dey ST.

Near Church ct. & Hudson Terminal.
story building, 25xTS: immediate
possession OF entire building except
I'd and I'D floors. leases or which
expire May I. 1921: price 500 900; I;
mortgage $50 600, 5iAG, years.
payable 81 900 per annurn.
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New fireproof building. 5000 81. IT,.
on one floor. Immediately available
In this building, located In. the heart
OF the insurance district. The floor
has 80 windows and unusually high
ceilings and the general layout Is
ideal for office purposes.
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Miscellaneous.
Big Commuters Farm
With 6 Cows and

Heifers. hogs, chickens. ducks. fun line ma
chinery etc; go acres, rich level fields, pas
room house. big barn, poultry house, etc.
Owner unable TO operate. $4,000 takes all,
easy terms See rage 80 Spring Catalog.
100 Bargains just ut--FREE-STROUT
AGENCY, 130F Nassau ST., New York City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-21
WOMEN MUST DO 1T

Every woman knows that her
House has 10 be cleaned thoroly
every Spring. During Winter. dust.
dirt and germs accumulate In the
corners, under the rugr. In the cur.
tains "an" every place. Just 30 with
your system-lt should be given a
thoro cleansing. purifying every
spring. HOLLlSTER'S ROCKY
MOUNTAIN TEA does the job slick
and quick. Without fail. make every
member OF The family take II once.
asweok during this month. Can't "bc
beat" as u Spring Laxative. clean.
ser. purifier. Especially good for
women and children. Palace Pharma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-21
PHONE n0N
CHANDLER MuN|
AUTO LIVERY wv
Day and Night Service
NOTICE
Mr.. Home Buyer.

Mr.. Home Buyer.
You are no doubt planning on
purchasing one of Chickasha's HON.
EY-HOMES; you have in mind all
the great possibilities of our beau
tiful city and want to buy what
your business judgment tells you
Is the most likely to become val
liable property, you are. thinking
that perhaps the next few months
will see a decided slump in the
values of Chickasha property but
lest you forget we wish to call
your attention. to what we have
reason to expect.
In Chickasha territory there are
now two drilling wells, one of which
Is reported on the sand. Should
our fond hopes be realized Chick
asha's boom will outclass any other
in the state.
Buy early and avoid the rush.
Allow us to show you our line of
homes.
HARRY CULVER
liz North 3rd St. =
Re-: Phone ls2z - Q&es Isl
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MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY 10 loan on Chickasha
property. W. c. Matthews. 15-3ot
GIRLS STATEMENT WILL
Hell ID TLlHkAcAA

Many women will profit by the fol.
lowing statement of one OF their
sex: Il was afraid TO eat on account
OF stomach trouble. Even rice did
not agree. After taking Adleri.ka |
can eat anything" Adler-i.ka acts on
BOTH upper and lower bowel. re.
moving foul matter which poisoned
stomach. EXCELLENT for gas on
the stomach or sour stomach.
Guards against appendicitis. II
brings out poisonous matter you
never thought was in your sysem.
Owl Drug store, 800 Chlckasha Ave
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-21

No one can reasonably hope for
good health unless his bowels move
once each day. When this is not at
tended to disorders Of the stomach
arise. biliousness. headache. dyspep.
sia and piles soon follow. Appended
tis is also believed to be caused by
constipation. II you would avoid
these ailments keep your bowels
regular by taking Chamberlain's Tab
let's when needed. These tablets pro.
duce a gentle movement of the bow.
els without any unpleasant effects.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-21
Quick Cure For Coughs and Colds

Il can conscientiously endorse
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy"
writes Charles M. Sheaffer, Water.
vile, N. Y. ut has been used In
our family for years for coughs and
colds and has no equal. l."-Try IL
when you have need of such a medi.
cine. 1t Is good.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-21

As clear as the purest water is
Liquid Borozone, yet it is the most
powerful healing remedy for flesh
wounds, sores, burns and scalds that
medical science has ever produced.
Try it. Price, 3Oc, Coo, and $1.20.
Sold By Wren Drug company. 4-sot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-21

MAN OR WOMAN WANTED
Salary sS6 full time; 75 cents hour
spare time. selling guaranteed hos
iery to wearer Experience unneces.
sary. International Mills. Norristown.
ia. 3i04t-T.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-21
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

We have sold our store and would
appreciate those who owe us pay
ing their accounts as soon as possl-
BILE.
1S-5t. The Seaton Grocery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-21

A London surgeon ascribes in
crease of goitre among women to In
sufficient clothing about the neck
and throat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-21
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS

LOAiNo AMI INfES MEN >
We don't care who you are or
where you come from. we can con-
vince you that the UNITED HOME
BUILDERS OF AMERICA are as
safe as any bank in the state Of
Oklahoma. II you will but give us
a chance. We are required by law
to deposit about IS per cent of the
face value of each contract with
the Bank Commissioner and the
Trustees OF our company are under
100000 bond. In fact everything
is done that can be to make 1t a
safe proposition. We offer $4,000
to any man that can find anything
better as a loan. We will pay any
man $4,000 who can find any bank
trust company, loan company, or
Building and Loan association that
has done more to make it safe for
their customers. We will pay an
'ther $4,000 to any one who can
find anything more profitable as an
investment, where 1t is as safe as
when invested with the UNITED
HOME BUILDERS
BRUCE & KESSLER
2l5 First Nat. Bank