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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-17

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sell . Wiser --4s@ -vese s1uaa- -.
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". H7tchfnsoa. vs,erlaa-ies q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
ST. PATR|CK'S SCHOOL
EXERCISES TONIGHT
Many Diplomas. Prizes and
Merit Certificates Will be
Awarded.

Exercises incident 60 the closing of
the school year at st. Patrick's paro-
chial school will be held this evening
In the church at Fifteenth and King
streets. There will be music and an
address by the Rev. James Quigley,
pastor at the church. and benedietion
of the Blessed Sacrament at the CON
clusion of the program, Diplomas
will be awarded to large number of
the students upon the completion of
the commercial course at the school.
Several boys and girls will receive
special credential cards awarded by
the Underwood Typewriter Company
and the Remington Typewriter Com
pany each of which will also give
certificates of proficiency.
Certificates and pins FOR speed and
accuracy in typewriting will he award
cd 20 Elizabeth A. Clifford, Cecilia V
Ccnnor, Sarah A. McCullin. Sarah NJ
kreck and Margaret NJ. McCullin
Miss Mary Brennan won the prize in
the shorthand contest. The gold medal
for spelling will be presented 10 Sarah
NJ. Kreck and the gold medal for
bookkeeping 10 Joseph +. Maloney
Many boys and girls will receive Ger
tincates for proficiency in the various
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
COMMENCEMENT OF
SALES|ANUM HIGH
Bishop Monaghan Awards Dr.
plomas and Prizes to Honor
Men Of Big Class.

neforo an audience that filled every
nNRilahle seat IN the auditorium OF the
New century Cluh last night the
commencement exercises of the
saiealanum Rnys Catholic High
sehuM we're held. Bishop John j.
Monaghan presided and made the
awards at diplomas letters and prizes
and The speaker 81 the evening was
Judge Thomas r. McNichol OF Phil
A.ielphia. one 81 the features OF the
program was the presentation OF the
p.aNlpt "nante's Inferno" travesty.
Written and directed by Rev. Francis
Tucker &c the school faculty. II was
t,plete with catchy songs and comedy
which Callrd forth much applause.
The boys taking part had been well
drilled n their lines and the prcsen-
iatiou reelected much credit upon
them and upon Father Tucker who
directed the work
in the Coursc ot his remarks judge
McNlchol mudg IL clear to the boys
90 the sehopt and especially to the
riaduatea Who ar, about - launch
lnte lllrs career tor themselves. that
l,othing is handed e. them on silver
plate hat that everything worthwhile
peata an enort and they must work
hard aud make great effort Il they
expect to ht successful. lie congrat-
uHltrd them upon tho successful COM
pirliuu of THEN scholastic training
and Wished them we'll in whatever
tuc lhrN muA take az
rho mlut1IoA 4t tn graduation eN-
Uf.lrts NaH delivered ~ Daniel J
Murphy ,sslt 4, uarN 4 poherN
Ud tho t1}edfs tufv rs fan,is y
Wt0 gasb gists fot The highest
.rnrtd dNVIuat iu studies donated
lN th, AIumm Wtrt awarded as fol-
IlAtH s. tu aud rs Victor Colombo,
teaa W EHd tu Ueun Nics, irWSki
$50 ii Euid to Joseph 1. NcCoN
itnnmth mention ler thr same VII
Htm tadu ind Edward IWolaek
TN n.l.Wsua Wrrr the guaduatrs
iiutHrtt iuhn anderson HurrS Alloy
lua nhtitN I,a,1ph Bubvrt Ilatk-
ttrth NiutUut I,stp ph Kenny Daniel
luHeph Muph lur,ph charles Lam
laru, AutheN john lauhachpr
FRANCES AHNtuf ttsrI raul Nr-
Ael1 Grorse Han Scits lr. I.o
tuaaph Sweeney
trnneis NaNbr lo,.n vas honor
fHan ilg received medal for Eng
tsh num t.N 20 81 Waldron.
Nue far mathematics prosecuted h1
the sHtH 81 aan uut ta tp, hni,aI
u8WinF and bti,rs III, scnted bS thr
alnWr
Daniel MULTIPLY re,, Ncd prize
fnF iutlH nINen hN tashup Monaghau
Nlruree u srit received 4 prizc tur
thfiHtMu duf fttinp EIN,n hN Mrs.
kaAaunuEh ~ HruoklNn lu honor nf
her sun DrtH
fbusr renewing lrttCrs II award
FIN basketball and baseball were Il
luvtu, captain James Kerrigan.
tamrs QUINN Alexander Gillespie
element i8uplncoft John Butler ard
laul RucklgN
Those receiving letters ~ award
fnr basketball were James Farley.
Walter Wicker Guarge cunningham
Ihoao rccoiNtne letters Il award for
maeinn we're Harry poherty, Edward
tuhel Edward Cumnane. James Ford
ard Francis Grant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
BEGGAR FINED $40.

A gray haired man about 80 years
old with an empty coat sleeve tucked
In his pocket and apparently minus
one arm begged aims from numerous
pedestrians ON the east side yeater-
day afternoon until he ran afoul Of
Policeman Hunter In plain clothes,
shortly after G o'clock
After the man had asked him for
money calling his attention To his
crippled condition. Hunter placed him
under arrest. Examination at the
police station revealed that the right
arm which apparently was amputated
at the shoulder wis tied tightly be-
hind the mans back. lie gave hia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17

William Bullock. Michael aarra
Joseph i. connor. james 1'ipka
Joseph Langlotz, Isabelle smith. Bea.
trice q. Adams, Veronica Rose HaRer.
~. Margaret v Dunneily, Marion
Pauline Walsh. Elizabeth Alphunsn
14eary, Elizabeth A. Smith. Marjory
Itnrrity. Marie Hrainard, Elizabeth
Donneily, Helen NJ. Ianglutz, Ger.
trade Donnelly. Pauline Walsh. 10.
sephlne GILL, Lorelln fanglotz, Jenny
| Wallace, Helen Mccarthy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17

lines of study.
Diplomas for having completed The
eighth grade will be awarded to the
followings
Catherine +. Shand. Catherine r.
Brennan. Catherine G. Lyons, YER
onica r. Hagerty, Anna NJ. Hagerty,
Mary A, 'Mulherin Mary II. Conner,
Margaret Nj. Adams. Margaret NJ.
fNester, Frederick Il, Irwin. Albert A,
Ambrose, Joseph u. Roash, John j.
Kelly. Joseph c. Taggert. Henry g.
IIance. Richard T.. oConnell. Edward
+. Callahan, Henry J. Smith.
Certificates for perfect attendance
viii be awarded TO. Joseph II. Maloney
George May, Fred William Irwin
Lawrence MeGarrity, William LAWN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
TO REBUID LINER FLEET.

New York, June 17.~Before sailing
yesterday on the American liner Mon
golia, DIR. William Cuno. Director Gem
eral OF the Hamburg American Line.
made public some OF the plans for
the rehabilitation of that line. The
company intends TO begin building as
soon as possible a fleet of steamships
that will within. 1--WE years bring the
company's fleet up TO about one-third
of what IL was when the war came. A
majority of the new vessels viii be
freight carriers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17

hope. The friend 'heeffuilV e'iN 4
couldn't b. done
She called her hurin ndH DiifN rn
the phone ~ Ten him about her
catastrophe and arf hin what Nr
thought about ne chances ~ an ai
putting her IN touch with ihs person
who found her money 1e mlf 4
simply couldn't be done.
Then she pboncd "a Every Evening
Office and an "a faFer helped nff
write Lost sd.
The next day man called nf her
home and handed her the niiis black
purse--with the forty tWb dollars
folded up just as she bad tuffed them
hi Yet everybody said o. Couldn't
be done, ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
EVERYBODY SAID 1T
COULDN'T ~ DONE.

fIer heart felt as though Il had
dropped into her shoes. without bounc-
ing, as she reached into her handbag
and realized that her little black purse
with more thnn forty dollars shop
ping money IN twas gone
One last chance to recover the money
flashed through her mind--she could
try an Every Evening Lost ad. But
when she told friend, whom she
met n few minutes later. about this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
IN. prlc~is who attended IL, !.

The priests who attended tht r.
crcisrs wrrc Rev. J. j.. Connolly. Rev.
Leonard Walter, q. 5. H., Rev. james
M. Grant. Rev. Louis lacquer, o. s.
H.. =, Rev. John ]. Bolen, Rev. John
j. Dougherty. Rev, William ]. Scott.
Rev. Charles A. Dougherty, Q. $, II,
S, Rev. Charles E'romentin, O. $. Il,
s.. Rev. Pierre Lauray. O. S. Il. s..
Rev. Charles n. F'aivre. G. NJ, Rev.
J. II. Borel. o. S. +. s., Rev. J. Francis
Tucker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
Hit Pole 10 Avoid Child,

Bessie Mayfair, 4 years old. of
Kerlin. near Chester, narrowly es-
capped being crushed under the wheels
of the automobile of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Caravasilis. of 2600 Market
street. on Wednesday afternoon. The
little one ran directly in front of the
car. hut was saved when MIR. Carava-
silis quickly swerved his car into a
telephone pole. No one was injured
and the automobile was not damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17

If you are looking for. nm attractive
apnrtment--nodern, conveniently io-
Gated and priced right~--turn now 10
the list of fully described apartments
i'm the classified page.-~Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17

name as Frank Conner IN Municipal
Court today he raa fined SO and costs
on charge of beggiuR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17

Try 1.-THE cost is trif1ing an
Every Evening classified ad--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
EMPLOY MENT

SNlESMEN Limited number ot tiN"Nitc
speciality sniyamru who are not Hntia.
urd with loss than 81 OoO to so 600 pot
year. practically uu competition universal
demand market the year around choice
territory open Co mou who act quickly.
nr li ". tukets Laboratories. i1t.iil
s. walnut So. ilopc Ntk.
ptsrRtCT SALES MANAGER
We have an opening trf u man able to
Organize AVID direct territorial selling
Organization. You viii represent fast
grown concern with national dtstrlhu
u'n from siN manufacturing plants The
VuSlititH tHtIuns are U tucccasful srlliuu 81.
p"rcu,r amt RhilitN to handle q prupoai.
ton ot unlimited opportunity with cutu.
W'nNurstr returns send us yout record.
Including pbutuTtsrh ~ possible Gcustai
"l"s Mauagcr ibth aud FafIin Sts.. en-.
caro-. no.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
EMPLOYMENT
MIR wN>TrD-irM,iu

WANTED HColotc1 mHli Tor tookiug and
general houHcWofk. room. 100 IS. Hsl
tiworr Usage sos
TOR RENT space Ia hair shop fnt any
line ~ ladies accessories pnr dlsplay
window. buN t24 - care NJ world
WANTED Experienced operators. only
first-clas- and drpcudablr ones consid
cred. Vogue Narlnrliu Usage GG2h
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EMPLOYMENT


sirt tiiO>S WANTED --rtMNIE g.,
EXrEHtEN,tp lady ueunr'trhcf wishes
hair day work Usage .iIt
bN CoMrErENI and trpbio bpokitrcp.
crest stcnuuthphct. up objection to ltsv4
iug city 7i.H. care of Worid.
ENrEktEH'ru cashier wants poaiuou.
best ot reference. can OsnEr .sO4
Nclue Errrsi
ENrERltN'ltb cashier Hud Drar giri
wants position. rnuu' OsoE' sts3
Al srtNuGltArliEE desires con
ncction with oil company in legal.
geological ur accounting depart
m"ni Address i26-B. care World.
WANTED Position as huokkocpcr.
seven years experience can Miss
Wilder Cedar 153.
COMPETENT diotapnour operator Hud
Urist desires temporary ut l"tuuueut
position. Nnsrrr Nts.N. caro- of Np'ld
LNuN wants poa,ttup ts nousokrrp.r fri
widoWcr ot bachelor cain bt iU.i4 +
Main 81. Hcuo ulir r'om
WANTED a lady with small cnJ.d vi.hs.
position gs housrkrrr"r f,r Widuwrr ot
hs, helor. For Hppolhtmrut Phone. Cedar
-
WANTED by young lads. position a-
housctrep"r h smsll family n ,uuutrt.
Address iicssir Elis. Rout" D.. nuN 2l2
Sapulpa. OKLA
srENuGHNrUEK SN yeats experience
oil Aud commercial Wurk d.rtrrs posi-
ton. reference. t'G-H care ~ Notli.
srESpGtNrIEN seven years rsprri.
ence, wants position Whcrr work lH NEht
with privilege uf doing public work
b,1 ~ care ot world
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BUSINESS SERVICE

PAINTING. DEtpHNTIS PAPER.
ASGtNG--l.et us locate your painter
for you, estimates cheertuily furnished on
any size iob. first class union wurkmob
Furnished on one hours notice. cell Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

WANTED--lnb AS truck driver, steady
reliable married man. not afraid ~
worn viii try any Kind of labor. Osag.
ill3-N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

.....,.,y flrnished sleeping room, mod i
NJ, -" tl,se In and reasonable lzo" Il
cru, ,s.uc 6l4a
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WHERE TO EAT

SUNDAY CHl'kEN DINNER
Us to y. m.-ii
Baked chicken with dressing. French fried
potatoes. creamod cnultfloWrt. glazed an.
pies, cheese balls on lettuce ambrnsia with
whipped cream, home made cake. coffsc
tea milk Martha Washington cafe. ~ 6
South Denver.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

BAN. .'.-u - io7--slceping rooms mod.
-EN ~ a., line cedar 1ib.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

,,,Sr-.A \ very dSlrablc sleeping
oh phone Usage NeJ'
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REsTAunANT ron EALE--Dcat buy IL
the state. cail Cedar 20
FOR SAILS sooond hand furniture store.
reasonable Address chas. Harris. lso W.
Second st.
FOR SALE--Ons grocery store, lwinE
room In rear. no agent 800 ". Hodge.
FOR sALE--A-i restaurant located in
hear, Of city now clearing $500 per
Cali Moore, osase ssi6.
CIGAR STAND, fruit and confectionery
for sale. by owner AT bargain " sold
this week. Good lease and good loca-
tlon. Usage atbt
is there a bank. mercantile or oil com
pany In Tulso who can use tho serv'
ices OF q man who has tact. executive
ability efficiency and who would be
Tulsa and eastern references; an inter
view Ia solicited. SOD care World.
ApVERTisE--Ra,e book mated free.
standard Advertising Agency, bs' Nio'
toris, st. Louis
ron SALf.--Gruoery and meat market In
oil town. doing 5000 y month bun
ness; sickness IN family. Address 5t5-B.
cat. Of Tulsa world,
A. o. FItton merchandise auctionsor. for
meriy of Lincoln Ncb., now located here,
Guaranteed close-out sales. write Tor
terms and dates. 20 yearH merchandise
experience. Iios 1876. Red Fork, Okla.
BEND one dollar for waShburnes simple
Method Sisn show card Painting ,in
one leHson.J Earn $50 weakly. sbi w.
i2bth ~, New York clty,
PRIVATE PAKTY has derrick M and
will commence drilling February lst on
valuable Greek county acreage near TnlHs,
producing wells Join on north, south Hnd
east Will give contract TO snare IN b.l
profits for 800, onc-half cash no out-of.
Town lett.ra answered. 772-B, care Of
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
NEW MEXICO

$50 ACRES in Section 33. Township
-, South Range 20 East. All
tillablc land. entire tract IL fenced
and cross fenced Artesian well 700
tco' deep equipped with 40 horse
power engine pumping 1000 gallon
pcr minute, will grow all crops In
Guiding cotton, 3 oil wells drilling In
this vicinity This rs bargain and
must be- sold 10 settle an estate.
For further Information, call e. J.
llagrman. 3l6 Central National
Bunk Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

/ GROCERY STORE FOH ShLE-Give lcsSo
! on building, liylnE r0ntus back of sior"
will Invoice with GAtuf"H about s. 900
daily sales run 800. S'e John barr"tt
| Room 20s Robinson mag Phone Usage
/ 1887 or iIbs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

about it,
g. HAGEMAN
3l6 Central National Bank Bilg.
pr. ru lcase m Crccl. county. Wen. In
this district come IN from 100 to 0Oo
barrels 10 h.p finance. We will asst an
YOU an undivided interest Tor tho amount
son wian 90 carry n you are looking for
= ground floor proposition In "a small
company Investigate this Glad TO take
sou tu the location ard let you judgs
fur yourself ~ the man with 500 o.
moro ~hp Wishes 90 Invest II Is an OF
pIono p-arr N3tE, G, Il. Rhoades. Room
2o3 Fisher n.dg ilols East second street
WILL BCY Hctilrd production. must have
pip, Nnc UDns. p .. Bo> 1898.
FDH SALE shallow acreage IN a proven
1.0 feet $50 feet and 6bO feet Can
drli YOUR We'll for you, Address ssS q.
care world
on EASES accepted in part or fun paw
meat for geological .aports; references.
@. Il. Bridges geoiopis. Box eis, Tulsa.
Usage Coz
WILL SELL. . frw und idsd Interests In
two brlllng wells IN the shallow field,
Thtro aTe nine producing wells joining
our acreage. 800 M. WA give a straight
Assignment for tho interest aesircd Ad-
dess 3t,-n, cllo ~ World.
PARTY with sta lullins machine wants
cleaning out OF shallow drtillns osass
23a6.
Usage 80 Cedar lS1
New Mexico on and Gas LeaaeA
!. HAGEMAN
clG Central Nstlonsl Bank Blla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

big profits. you must have $500 10 $1,000
CAPITAL and tendy for business. See Mt
jackson, jefferson Hotel
GROCERY STORE FOH ShbE-Glve logHo
on building liynE rooms back ~ store
will invoice with nhtut"H about 'oo
daily sales run 800. S'e John Uarr"tt
Room 20s Robinson hlig Phone Usage
1857 nr 1888.
ron SALE-Bsttery station In ly" Kan
sss on town, 5000. clearing better ihan
1900 month owner has other busin'ss
Sell invoice run about $4,000. Addfcss
"a. care ~ Work.
WASTED Promoter who can finance a
company to arm goa acres AZ West
Columhit Texas lease located near 40
ram well which hEs produced tito Wl.'inu.
we'll which cam" bee making .# ANH bar
rels daily THIS is ~" coming OF il'Id
n United states WIll siy" promoter an
attractive ground floor propagation Box
i7C. Yo'lvllo, ArE,
g. MONTHLY buys deed to land amt iu
tcr.Et IN oil wells that should pay 800
for each y invested VIM" Tor rar'l' .
ulnra Tesaa cur 20, go FIRST Natlunhl
Bank, houston. Texas
TIRE SHOPS COMPLETE i'oo ~ s.. 600.
We furnish standard equipment through
out for 1900. instructions and training
frc" Hig stock new and SECOND hand
equipment. Nulrunilcf's supply co., J..
Fourteenth 81, kansas 'i'y Mo
AUTO SUPPLIES, tires and tubes nt 10
per cent less than our regular whole
Hale priCcs Wanted, reliable man ~ upcu
branch store for us In MusskoFoe oknnl-
gee liegg-, Hourye'ia, hdo. shawnee.
pawhuAka, RarilrHvilC Dewey. HIghrnri.
wynona Cleveland iluninS Yale, No
wata, Nints or any oih"r U.s." town, You
must be able 10 invest uNt less than 81 900
nor more than s. 900 .u stock NJ auioWo-
lille tires tubes Hnd other auto surp. os
We guarantee you l2o per cent fr"'' pro-
u.in u' "a tttulun UF F
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

PRODUCING tailoring agents want"d
mems made to order suits: finest ma
terIsls; prices cut tn the hone snrlns
swatch line ready. Leeds WOODEN Mills'
chicago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
ATTRACTIVE puorosirtnV

ATTRACTIVE pROrOSlTioN
High class salesman fur state manager
wanted, must b" capable ~ meeting com
Wrrctsl ORGANIZATIONS ana hest business
men IN every community. propagation has
10 do with conserving ono of greatest
food crops IN south and IN highly remuns
"thttNc, one nsl.Sman mad" $4,000 last
year. another l7NGb ON one deal, must
Invest 1000 IN treasury stock ~ COM
panN leads furnished. Address 4. E.
Gilmore. y, -. UuN 726 Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

ATTENTION NEAt, ESTATE MEN
gTENpGWApitEW NSD OFFICE
ASSISTANT
peHireH position ~ tral eHtato office where
braipa aud efficiency count Address Hos
76s.lt, care uf world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

AGENTS. to s6s weekly In your spare
time doing special advertising work
among the families ~ your city no es
prrience uecessAry; write today for lull
uartis ulara American Products CO., s'dd
American Bldg. Cincinnati ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
wANrrp--RooMs OR ro,np .,

tNfURNlSHED or furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. clos. in. must be
references. STR care OF
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

SAIESNN AZ We have one of the beat
propositions that has ever been put be
fore You. can at Room o. Lamode Rooms
gIhi Tbtrd ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

AGENTs'-- Wireless uiubrsllas; Nv pay
hustl.rs 81 an hour for orders Tor this
ncw.at Invention. no Investment Write
for five stNlc OUTFIT Parker Mfg. co,
326s Tent ST. Dayton. Onto.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS roR nrNr. rrR>IsmED

ELWOOD. Furnished room 20 gentle
men, close In, 81 per week Usage S'75.
DENNER. s i30e-ENtra largo sleeping
room, gentlemen preferred Usage
GkET =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

WE RECOGNiZE no competition becauH"
Of the unique and moHt essential nature
and e. s. protected article, eNcluslV'ly
owned and controlled by us. clearing up-
ward OF $40 per day for sAlcsinon. GOV
ernmpnt created demand. II YOU cannot
sell this speciality YOU VIII fall selling w"
pres.rvers on sinking ship. Definite
30 .operation. Jerome Lnadt, rres, y
Dearborn 81, Chicago, III.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
BOARD AND ROOMS

'o""s i;i5--Nicciy furnished front
vs., .di5ining bath. also garage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

ron SALE-Bsttery station In live Kan.
sas on town, 5000. clearing better than
1900 month owner has other business
Sail invoice run about '3.b00 Adiress
1g care ~ WofiI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

's.", 's.".,,.xi.SrT,y ,ocated rooms with hot
tvNt cold water, private sna oohh'''ihR
aNH Vafps OsHgp 1919
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

| WILL nay $40 weekly for three average
raincoat orders daily. No delivering.
no Investment five dozen patterns. ''2-
ln-t" revrrsibles and rubberi2"d overcoais
featured sample to wear free, fafker
Mfg 90 3T5s Book St, Dayton, OHIO,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09
Statesmen ASp AGENTS

ATTRACTIVE proposition for experienced
saloatncu. no competition. Inquire hHi
Navo Bldg. from 10 to Saturday and
sunday.
1--WE SALESMAN with car can make 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

ROOM AND nuNHp lot Young lady. ref.
5S29.J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-09

ROOM AND HOARD tot two IN privat,
home. price reasonable. Usage $3.50.