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The Delta independent., 1921-02-04
OVERLOOKING AN OPPORTUNITY

They do say that opportunity knocks
but once at every mans door. If this is
a fact, she has knocked at least once
to our personal knowledge at the door
of Tom Blackwell, representative from
Delta county in the state Legislature
and, SO far as we have learned to late.
he has SO far needed not. In recent
letter to his paper he says that at the
market down town in Denver he can
buy sliced cured ham for As cents a
pound while out where he stays it
costs 70 cents, and spuds that retail
for IA pounds for quarter down town
retail out his way at pounds for a
quarter. Now, there was Toms oppor-
tunity to make little on the side
and save money for the state. He
ought to go down town every day and
buy up load of sliced cured ham and
spuds and peddle them among his
neighbors out in the suburbs. Thus,
besides making a comfortable living
for himself and family, he ought to be
able to make a substantial rebate to
the state Of Colorado on his salary.
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04

Don't forget Laird. and Cerney's
general farm sale on Ash Mesa Thurs.
day, February 10TH. Horses, cows
farm implements and household
goods. 6c
FOR RENT-Three-room furnished
house. 1856 Dodge. Henry Stanley. 6p
FOR SALE-15O 900 pound steers. Joe
Gray. Olathe. Phone Bril- 6p
FOR SALE-Modern six room
house. Inquire at 523, Grand. 6.sp
FOR RENT-Onee room furnishe,,
cottage, close In. 1854 MeeRer. 6tfc
FOR SALE-5h acres Of land un.
der Hartland ditch with, two-story S
room frame house and ostbuildings.
in North Delta, near scAool. Price
with paid up water right only $2,5OO
M. X Welch, Delta. SIC
LOST-Goodyear tire 33x4, with rim
and tube, complete, between Paonia
and Grand Junction. Reward SIS.
Peoples Garage. Hotchkiss &c
FOR SALE-Beardless barley seed.
best for hay; Silver laced Wyandotte
cockerels. best breed for eggs,
Eugene NJ stone, Olathe. SIP
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04

No contract has as yet been offered
to the beet growers of this valley by
the Delta sugar company, but 1t is
likely the contract will soon be offered
as the time for contracting beets Is
now at hand. AS far as we have been
able to learn no sugar company in
Colorado have put out contract
The reason assigned is probably the
uncertainty OF the price of sugar next
year. The grower Is at Il loss to know
Just what to grow this year, whether
beets, potatoes, grain or other crops.
The new Congress which will convene
Immediately after the new president
is inaugurated will likely pass tariff
bill that will benefit the beet grower.
but at this time 1t Is difficult for the
grower>as well as the sugar company
to figure out what kind Of q price
would be acceptable to both.
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04
It is estimated that it will take two

1t is estimated that 1t will take two
or three years and $2,00O,00O to copy
off and save the census records da-
mayed by fire recently in the Census
Office at Washington. This is another
of the little items of waste that can
be charged against the retiring ad-
ministration. At the time the records
were put into the cellar of the build
ing arranged on wooden shelves,
warnings were issued as to their pro-
bable fate in the event of fire, but no
steps were taken to preserve them.
The people now pay the bill.
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04
.BUSINESS LOCALS
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

HAY-No. first cutting alfalfa
hay delivered. Wagner & Parkinson.
Delta, Colorado. 6tfc
FOR RENTLSleeping rooms. steam
heated, well furnished. reasonably
priced. Phone Colo. 211w. &c
FOR RENT-Barn and garage at l705
Palmer. Call evenings. 6p
HAY-Good hay delivered for $I3. or
will sell cheap at ranch. Phone Delta
73R1. 6p
FOR SALE-Ford light truck. ex.
cellent shape. Priced to sell. A. b.
Cox, Olathe. Colo 6p
FOR SALE-Good milk cow fresh
soon,. or will consider trade for
horse. See this office. 6p
FOR SALE-Thoroughb Buff
Orpington cockrels. Inquire OF Mrs.
F. A. Cole or phone 1913. 6-7p
LOST-On the sidewalk in Delta.
between the Western Slope Candy
store and the Cash Grocery. purse
belonging to d. whitener, on Satur.
day. January 30. Purse contained a
S. bill 50 bill and small change. and
card with ownerts name. Reward.
Leave at this office. 6p
FOR SALE-Remington No. 9 type
writer in good condition. Mrs. Grace
Cummings. 6tfc
FOR SALE-Mare and colt. Mrs.
Grace Cummings. 6tfc
FOUND-Between Delta and coal
same by paying for this ad &c
LOST-A mans cap. wednesday
eve. Finder please leave at Arthur
Killen's, North Delta. &c
KINDLING-$3 n load delivered.
Call w. C. Ferguson. Colo. phone. esp
WANTED-Work by the hour. also
mending and darning. Mrs. Grath.
Logan house. 6p
FOR SALE-40-acre ranch near
White Bros, Garage. Delta, Coop.
phone 103 Red. 5-Sp
FOR RENT-Two large front rooms
with heat. Residence No. 649 Main.
Colorado Phone 243W. 5ctf
FOR SALE-40 acres on Garnet
mesa 2h miles from Delta: 25 acres
alfalfa; four room house. Good, rcd
soil. 800 per acre: will give terms
Colorado Phone Delta 144J4. Site
FOR sALE-Baby buggy good as
new. May be seen at this office. 5tfc
FOR SALE-Brown Beauty seed DO.
tatoes. grown on Cedar mesa. Over 95
percent free from disease. 81 per Cwt.
V. l.. Pember, Cedaredge Sep
FOR SALE-Choice Ohio and few
Cobbler seed potatoes at ranch on
Cedar mesa. Coop. Phone 11-O Ec.
kert c. o. Pember. 1tfc.
FOR RENT-Improved irrigated
farm miles from Chipeta. Good
opportunity to right party. $500 So
Grant. Denver. Arp
FOR SALE-Seven acre ranch with
two-room house and a root cellar:
on Garnet mesa ~ miles from the
postoffice; also Ford car in good
condition. DIR. +. w. Grove. 4-7c
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Alfalfa
land; water right unexcelled. What
have you to offer? J. Taylor, Jr, Flor.
ence. Colorado. 4.8c
WANTED-Washing and Ironing.
Mrs. Stanley. 1876 Dodge st. Colo.
Phone 117J. 4-7c
FOR SALE-Small stock of goods,
also building; Main Street. Inquire
OF Independent. 2tfc.
FOR SALE-3h-in., Studebaker
mountain medium wagon, very cheap.
1105 Main. 3tfc
Man Or Woman wanted, salary $40
full time. or 75c an hour spare time,
selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer.
Experience unnecessary. Guaranteed
Mills. Norristown, Pa. 3-12p.
FOR SALE-Five passenger Elk
and Chevrolet, both good condition.
Cash or easy payments. w. ID. Johns,
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04
AN EQUAL EXCHANGE
is NO ROBBERY.

There has been deal on for some
time between Delta and Montrose
counties for an exchange of certain
territories for the purpose of simpli
flying good many things and remoy-
ing causes of more or less friction.
In the northeast part of Montrose
county is a three-cornered piece of
land that is bounded on the southwest
by the inaccessible and uncrossable
Black canon of the Gunnison river.
The residents of that territory. known
as the Maher country, have to make
long and tedious roundabout trip
to get to their county seat, Montrose,
and they do their trading at Crawford,
Hotchkiss and Delta. The arguments
are practically all in favor of this
territory being a part of Delta coun'
ty.
The act creating the county of Del.
ia was passed by the General Assemb
ly of the safe of Colorado and ap'
proved on the 18th day of February.
1888. In describing the boundaries OF
the county that act says:
Beginning at point two miles
south of the third correction line
extended west to point of in
tersection with the 107 degrees,
80 minutes west longitude; thence
due north along said degree Of
longitude to the divide between
the headwaters of the Grand and
the North Fork of the Gunnison
rivers; thence along said divide
in southwesterly direction to
point on the extreme Southwestern
ly extremity of the Grand Mesa;
thence in a southwesterly direc-
tion to the mouth of the Rio Do
point two miles south of an ex-
tension of the third correction
line; thence due east parallel with
said extension of the third cor
rection line to place Of begin
ming.
The south boundary line. of the
county follows parallel of latitude
instead of section or half section
line leaving about two hundred feet
between the boundary and the section
line south of it. This difference, as
well as the ambiguous description of
the northwest boundary in the Great
ing act, has always been the cause of
more or less friction between Delta
and Montrose counties.
The proposition Is to move this
south boundary and place it on. the
half-section line about 1,700 feet north
of its present location. This 1,700
strip across the south side Of Delta
county would then be traded to Mont
rose county for the triangular Maher
country The latter is the larger piece
of land. but the strip to be given to
Montrose county is the more valuable
from an agricultural standpoint. The
Maher country is mostly devoted to
stock raising.
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04
Good Piano for Rent In Delta

With privilege Of buying at special
price and having all rent paid, apply
on purchase price. Must be willing to
rent at least six months. Give full
references in first letter.
The KNIGHT-CAMPBE MUSIC Co
Grand Junction, Colo. CSC
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04
St. MiehaeI's catholic.

First and third Sunday of each
month, from Juno tc September, first
Holy Mass, o'clock; second Holy
Mass, at 9 o'clock, From September
to June, at and 10 o'clock. Second
and fourth Sunday only. one Holy
Mass at II o'clock. Evening services
every Sunday night at 1880. Weel .
day, Holy Mass, from June to Sep
tember, at 1880: from September 10
June, at 8 o'clock.
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04

The effort to change the name of
the Grand River to the Colorado river
is again being pushed to the front
If this is done, and it should have
been that way from the first, it will
be the Colorado river from it's source
in the mountains in Colorado, through
Utah and Arizonia to its outlet in the
Gulf of California.
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04

Leo. G. Jackisch, proprietor of the
Cedaredge drug store has just receiv.
ed shipment OF "Rexall" goods and
will name his store after his great
line of drugs. Mr.. Jackisch succeeded
Mr.. Davis in the drug business at that
place
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04
Card Of Thanks,

We wish to extend our thanks and
gratitude to our multitude of friends
and the boys Of the American Legion
for the sympathy and courtesy shown
to our son. Deuef. and to US in our
time OF sorrow.-Mr. and Mrs. Huskey
and Family.
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04

A bunch OF Hotchkiss men. headed
by A. l.. Minton. was in town yester-
day. returning from Grand Junction
where they had been attending the
big doings of the knights of Pythias.
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04
BIRTHS
,>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

On Sunday, January 30, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bruton of North Delta. a
son was born.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frady well
coined son into their home on Mon
day, January 31st.
A boy came to bless the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schaeffer on
Wednesday. February End.
Having shown their ability to bor-
row money. some people feel that
they have made good in business.
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04
Comma.

II. Masten Risley. Optometrist and
eyesight specialist. will be at the
Meyer Jewelry store Monday. Febru-
ary 7th. Plan for examination
Glasses not prescribed in every in
stance.
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04

Claimed there has not been normal
amount of sunlight this fall. but any.
way there's been plenty of moonshine.
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04

In view OF the bandit scare all the
pretty girls are receiving many offers
OF protection on dark nights.
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04

Word comes from Washington that
an extension of time for the payment
of grazing fees to the 1st of August
has been granted by the forest SER
vice. with the payment of one per
cent month interest" But why the
big interest?
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04
Firei

Better not let that insurance run
out It Is n valuable asset. | write in.
surance w. a. Davis. Agent. 3-16c
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04
Player Piano Bargain

We have n strictly high grade player
piano near Delta which we will sell
at real bargain price and on reason
able terms II desired. to any responsi-
BILE party who can give us references,
For particulars write
THE ChAS. e. WELLS MUSIC CO.,
Factory Distributors.
1624-2s California St.
Denver. Colorado. 5-6c
The Delta independent., 1921-02-04

For Sale
7-room modern house, close In; fine
lawn shade, all furniture. Price. s.,
900: terms.
Several stock and hay. potato
onion. fruit farms. $4,000 to 3l7.boo:
close in.
2-lot corner cottage. 1880.
5-room modern. $3.50: terms.
Groom brick. $1,000.
80 acres fine red land. S76 per
acre; close in.
40 acres alfalfa, Ash Mesa. $4,000.
120 acres in hay. cottage $1,000.
4 acres. Groom cottage. $3.50:
e. 9. coRBiN,
Delta. Colo.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES ron S>IE


btriEN nj, ronrna. c'osr.ir. 8 ooo. 500
cash aud $50 per month Including VA.
trrcsl usago 7'io. 500
$500 CNSU Un,succ IiAc rent. buya dand,
fNc.ruum cottage. CLOSE tu s'huol hud
transportation. rti,o $1,000, Abbott a
Wrl'h. psnr" itti
uN OWNt1l Five room modern burE -
low French doutA built In features.
hur'n"rt pHugr ia60.i.
SEW two r"puE hunralo~ sDio. ou'y
81 700, rmail tSmrnt down. loi.
AdauH,
MISr SELL. california type. nvo.toum
bungalow. rath nm addition con, front,
iurro let i:trtUo, fruit truc1 can Owner.
to.lur .'7N
ruR BALE Al Sncriucc. cottos" In pollN
Ni-t. .t-r-sr sfA'--. ~. y. 'sils
han. ruurs 'ity.
FIVE NurM. welt garage fruit. rutncr
lot On pavement, unly $3.50. psas'
15o7 It,
WNNTEu 10 nuy bungalow. ri, t"oiu'
Rui htutkfnnt tuuu. convenient to school
and ,st Tine. Huuth slide. near ttcutt eat
I'm" preferred. 'pll psHgr h2Oa.
uItNSp SEW nnd Immediate pnnaoasInn
can be- hsd uu thb beautiful bunGn tow
II, tu"mE brrakfast room nnd enclosed
Refrigerator room, heavy uak nuur'
thrnughout ntiitilc fireplace. Fiber drain
board enamel fiulHh. root stained hulit Ia
titrhru cabinet thrro rnud sized he'd
fuuuts. l,rgr clus3ta. basement ghfAg,
and drive. rfl,-d Ht 81 80 with good
terms. Iaii cedar Pon. Adams 4 walker
Sut rn SIDE fVc.tuotn hurgalow. new
uni ready to occupy. hnrd~"ud flonra
full siard lot. itico $500. call ussg'
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS FuRNIsMEp

CINCINNATI $. pt-N,c.iy turn'sh' d
apartment With piaur, suitable tut ,
or business ladies or Gvuu 'mrn or
would be- nice for uufb
EAST Lynn Fivc rooms Furnished. hrsf.
Hight and water furnished. rent reason
able, also two.topm apartment NpuN
500 South Main. cedar eia
FOR NE$r -- Furnished apartment f"ur
rOnrig ami hr.plng porch, south nti"
VIII rent uutil OCtoh,r lat Esmo rent
ray unfutnith'A. can tsnC" t52a.
ron REST-Moll iurnlahri f"ur-ruum
apartment privat" entrance, Zine n,'gA-
h"rhood, clus" In. 1aS. oaare k95S.
FOR ltEST--Ncry d,1iruhlo Nvo-r6utn
apartment NJ y furnished rlrupU =
rooms With rlruty Vt V'uhowH mr;'
'cr"'n hsrs ana trout pouches. cool AMI
AIRY, permanent. clusr IN. OsaE" lio'-l.
rtN NK mos. now h,,v" IN. SWitgrt Tor
mally ~ Sew York 10 ohsrg' II th",t
rhitopudist department for thus" tit'i
aching f""t. stop IN and let pt. Switztf
relieve th'tu.
FuN RE$T We'll Furnished twn-rouu.
hH s"turut apartment. N'fN cool. close In
t.i per mnnth. Usage NgGS.
.'ISCISS.Tt :, 1907 Thrcr-room ofti.
cin'oy and sleeping porch. completed,
Furnished. private telephone. On jitn'y Ur'
bsage 1901.
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REAL ESTATE

NINE E-RObM MODERN. TWO STORY
resi- lpKSCE, In highly restricted south
slide district. consisting ~ five bedrooms
closet In each room, twu baths, one on
upper floor and one on lower, large living
room with brick mGntel dining rnnm,
hall pantry. buifstn features, white
enamel woodwork. best Of fixtures. fur
nHre oak floors IN living room, dinug
room and hall twu-Caf garage ana Eory -
ant quarters with bath, corner lot 56Sl 90
feet. at genuine bargain. VIII take
straight loan Of $1,000, cannot duplicate
the hous" Tor what the property cap bo
purchased Tor or Wlll Lease to anyone with
reference 'pT long torn, For farther par
ticulars see
THEODORE cox
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IlEAI.rIrl t. tvo.uury barru 81 600. or
pavement. rnui high Ip'IiIgn. Fuuih,aHf
district - hIp'te ~ transportation. built
feature, Imported decorations best oat
ty"rs throughout 'Nr haih. lorE" living
room. b-'abfra' room. large btsrfurni.
furnace modern servant quarters Etrag"
ant drive. good ','rll 4, 4 ttluH
s. Son, 's.ra h.. r,7d"rrr Hg1F' a5't
1850 CAgU --HalanGs rcaHonhhle monthly
psvmontA buys brand new ehst front
bungalow, five large rooms ans scroened
IN porch, hAk fnnTs all through. bull,-In
cabinets and ironing board. enamel wood.
WORK, nice decorations and electrical fr-
N"ar school ana car limo. call Cedar
1873.
SIX ROOMS and breakfast roorr q 900
bungalow. oak floors I'm every room, nice
mantel. bTtistIcally decorated and I'm.
shed In white enamel and ivory, every
bun IN convenience. basement. garage
ana solid drive, large deep front porch.
win massive brick columns extra we'll
tuilt; on high. cool, fun size lot. In
highly restricted Residential arction on
sou'h"art side. Priced for quick sale at
i7s5o. 'al own"r 'edar 1921.
FIEE-HOON bungalow Tor sale by owner.
location nigh and slightly. Just south ~
I irving place, Price ana terms reasonable
Osago NoAs.
| SUMMER HOME at Heua Vista, fine 10,
cation. nicely furnished. hair cash. bal
snre time Address J-E care world,
! FCl K.HDOM modern houEc. good lucail0u
WIN take trucA OF La"ton real estat"
| Cssge lsh,
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SOUTH SIDE INVESTMENT
$l4,500

Ne" "osoy modern apartment large sxoom apartment nrst fIr
windows buin features large
duplicate building ne
Mann school,
responsible parties.
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FOH HENT-570 south Ttrnton. utnc-rooru
modern. good we'll plenty shade. '75
rcr month worth a.. money, Ih"n"
,"n nS I:s w ,o" r,Fr ,n ' YsS YaS ."' . "I1G,
W Slinons oragc ,9ii
WISpOw su.nrs mad. To rn.,.u,. ca,
N.nIsnX' s ~, tor ron, s.roa,n ,no,.
ern house. 6uilt-in cabinet. good Veil
of water. plenty ~ shade, on Bclylcu
car line. Gsagr $3.50.
- --..--
Urady G"np. 7in;. ''' ''"'' Wv "
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'93"s N'rrt is,n ,,H4'm ",,r n"pSth n"uS''
So,
f,rr nrr.s of .,n,,nI e.s arI r,,,, III
oaav. g,,1 N'' ''' s' ''
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I.IIH- '"tl"k'' h"u,th ~" ''"inT
%lnth and Iln.t"n ",'oTh Thcn. Ss. , ,n@hth 71i5
,'''''' o.
- u N.Y. T. NtNl Joe Hodges
i.sns.'' ""N,ns "h' ,Sd'tas ihchng
lut tn't"r" -n"'''H5, '-' south EIgi"'
BALTIMORE, :, 1918 Siy rooms bath
and basement YIN -rT, for ''g p'r
month or ir'7" II d'"itrd. Usage l'si or
W.,
fvh hhN N .r, ~ y. room m ,'' hg".r
{, 9s,1 ''"' '"''' ''''' '''''''
-. 40 -
81 lN-ROOM modern. r"~i house, near
,"o C.d,t ~ r"TS 7o7 ." pavement vacant FRI
,..,,
ri,h n' L',ri niN Ttnat Iun,"A
rriy.ts. ba,h 'puIlri,H br.,I,., 'rnnin
mInnr,Ih,, 80 rhn,,, .,, M i"'' ''''''
-, s"' '' "
ruH htH S"uth HlI"' INe,t""hl h"nF"
ana sarge close m strictly modern
''a"sc h'5s. 5s.---.-...
FOUR ROOM house, not modern 25lo
f.-st nlh,hs ,so, ih"n" ''N''E" 40
BIkNETT. f., l2J3- flght rooms, No."
l. garage to Ease I" responsible" party.
| HALF OF s.room duplex Price $50
Call Usage ssSs,
CAN at 2sl2 L. Admiral
FOR HENT-0nr hioci, from school and
room modern, $40, ol5 wcst T~ottth
street
FOR REST south sldr ~ duplcv. r,ur
e[y T2o a23 G1 ar Fa@a @ ,nss,G wr r1' In '"" %
| Tulsa or sand springs ou car l,r". s."
's south LAwion. 500. ih"n" "'t,'r l''i
or 5"Jh.h. at nome. hth'h' ~" N''N
and'r H.dI r"gn '..-
| LEWIS. s.. llal--%'w slx-rpom bungalow
| FOR REST 72g \. Iius,pn i've room
| modern bungalow inquire nt brick 50
raFe In rear.
| FOR RESr Thr"r- room house with ~
| acres ground, East ~ city Phuu'
nsage tlse r.
| FOR LEASE In bcsi residence district ar
south Denver. uufurulsnrd. modern sl,
room bungalow with sleeping porch. nardl
WOOD floors throughout itrs" basement
saT"sT i"t w, C"tF. E',NHn' In''. .'',
| lW,,,st n, 't,,t r,s,,npsnI, mar
,,s. Who can furnish good references n4",
attpy a" 6s,rr 'sI.'s ''''' 81"
| tt''F y. H. 'H'E' ''''.
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HOUSES ron RENT
FOR RENT

Almost new Groom " STORY
house. breakfast alroNr.
decorated. large basement.
garage; ON" short hlock
from paving. located in
southeast part of rity. Very
desirable location; 902
East lIu,ua Vista or Soy
cutccnth Place. 500. y. q.
lIrnthorn", Usage GO0O or
6l21.
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WA\TEp-ro MY
EXCulSGE-hi TOMoHILEs

Will EXCHANGE DsdjlIa, roadster iu
rNr,iI"nt condition for four. passenger
Cadillac ur will consider good twu-tuu
'ruch in exchange. Address box sN-E.
crr" Wurll.
WILL TRADE medium priced ear and
small cash pa. u"ut Tor four or five.
roam house. I'ric" uust b" right. Give
pric" and location. SO agent need ans.
~. Address - ~, ear" World.
hudson Sp"'dstrr. new, to uhd" FOR
grocery ur small paying business. Is.
y. Skdlcky & CO.. cedar lalN
FOR SALE or TRADE On car, $500 equity
ia lots - ami -. BLOCK . Lorraine drive.
n"rth at Kendall tsIl psSge 1850 for
appointment.
AlNll.AN1: IlETtSS DliDI.E, ihrc. set
t"r-. s"if-start"r. only flown few
times. perfect condition. cNohDug" for
good car or real estate. Apply Paul Ar
hon, Rpckford and Frisco. psaEr 7i2G.
FOR TRADE -'i"ud Ford ton truck; want
lot. Thompson. bsaE" 35oo sos Mayo.
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SOUTu SIDE s. O00 RrYS \
HEAI'TlFlI. = ' E-N DpM
m SGALDW. pS NpRrH EI.-
WpOp. lIHENkFAST HpOM GA
NAUE. .itbMOpD FI.pbitS
1itNbt'Bll'Ii' e. OAK Mpph
WORK nEAtTiFtL LOT WITH
GRAPES NSb FRUIT TREES
REAL HOME. npN'T Van.
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ing porch: large "lrv rooms, three Closets :
srcond floor. Os.Gc 5N:3.
ABATEMENT close IN, four rooms and
hath. tWo Murphy h"ds hardwood floors,
$50. rhon" oSag" tJG-J.
FLATS FURNISHED "a
SUMMER rates tfrect'y, on elegant
apartments with all modern cunv"n-
iau'"s; lights. gas ana rGnnlne vol
water in every apartment, cynthia and
Esther Apartments. seventh and 'hey-
."uo rn"nc ps,g" 77ls.
EIGHTH W i3-Tour-room, southeast
apartment. large hack porch, everything
furnished. osase 7?2a.
BOSTON. \" ,Modcrn furnished f..
So and 81 per w""k. Usage 1861,
F0R REST -FIvr-toom efficiency apart
mrut elegantly furnished; also tcie-
rhono. call oaaR" s3oI. --.------
HASKELL PLACE, E. l"-'aS. three
rooms Furnished side and rear entrance.
TWO-ROOM apartment in modern, private
home. windows ON all sid"s. ev"tything
furnished for housekeeping. one half block
from boston jitn"y '"rHr 1865.
lCHEYENNE. y. ~. Furnished two room
fat over garsr" "a couple, SIS.
NICElY furnished south apartment N
| ,'s,slyn apartments iSF. Including ga
| rar.. usage 1905 fur arpo'utm"nt.
| TuHGE or four.room furnished apart.
| mont frur-ruum unfurulsh'd apartment
! ". NJ Wilson. Usage s25. cedar 'l93.
u.AHA COURT &lcoly furnished apart,
| u"uts Amply 30. Plaza court.
uNE-HALr oi o-room duplex. clean
! nicely Furnished priyat" haih, screened
modern apartment Apply At 5'l 3
| Victor,
| LIBRARY ArNnTMGNrS- and
Cheyenne. o'agr .-j2, completely iar'
! bod Fi'uhen Md private tAtr. an out,
| .lr. ,ool"-t and h.st located N city. 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-15

81 600 'ASll win buy an east front
hungaipw un South pw aHsn street. full
lot, al, rooms and brcHkfnSt room. heavy
hafdNuud fuura throughout. fiber drain
board. artistic Ucrplnr". three good
siy"d hciruutua large cln=ris. marble floor
IN hnthro"ni. refrigerator room, good size
basement, tuugh"d In for furnace. THIS
IL well hunt home aud " priced under
the market. Total price 10000. Inn.
mrdi-'' pussrssiun can he had. can
cedar 900 Adams a walker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-15

5l rrSr. .r'r,cn-room house. close.i
w. .-l .- urfIfnished. owner would
=" .,t n.ua. and sell furniture; want
-. q. ,tte house but no boatdcrs. sso
n ...st .- 1850 furnished. Can Usage