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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-08
Designs

OSSlShS Alfred J. F1auder, Bridgeport, com bined perfumer and disinfector.
 William J. Gagnon. Bridgeport tassel
 Ernest Phillips, New Haven, tire.
 Joseph F. Lamb, New Britain, waf- fle iron.
 Trade Marks
 Salts Textile Mfg. Co.,, Bridgeport, certain articles of clothing for wom- en, children and infants.
 B. F. K Mfg. Co.,. Hartford hair pins.
 Cheney Brothers, South Manches- ter, woven, knitted. netted. textile, and pile fabrics in the piece. Stanley Works New Britain. cer- Stanley Works, New Britain, THIN "FI1APPERS" GET MILK
 NATIONS EVERY DAY Lon Angeles, Nov. '. :. This girls have been banned at the Lincoln High school here.
 skinny shoulder blades, sunken chests, neck bones, scrawny elbows and pipe stem legs are henceforth to be tahOoed. The agitation among the students is not due to the school having been swept by a passion for the esthetic. but merely because nutrition experts at the institution have reached the conclusion that the perfect SC is the fastest thinker
 So in order to becoine brilliant scholars by the thrilling route of the perfect figure all of the ''fiappers' at the school are taking a deep interest in Dr. Harriet G. Probasco's milk station"
 Dr. Probasco is one of the assistant
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-08

Chili has opened on official pawn shop to advance loans on reasonable terms to working men.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
fewer FOLKIN
RURAL REGION
To Be J0BLESS
Dtate University Predicts More Un-
employment Next Year In
Cities Than in Country.

Unemployment on Illinois farms
viii be much smaller than in Illi-
nois cities next year, and the num-
Der OF farm laborers In the state
will be relatively small. is the
Judgment of Professor w. F. Hand-
ischin, professor farm organization
and management, University Of
Illinois.
In answer to many inquiries
shout farm tenants going into
Bankruptcy, he issued the follow
ing statement:
"Of 179 farmers who have filed
petitions in bankruptcy il the eight
federal district courts in Illinois
during 1920 and 1921 more than 10
per cent were tenants. Farmers
do not often go through bankrupt
cy, although a good many Illinois
farmers are in financial difficulty
at the present time.
"A considerable proportion of
the farm sales held this fall no
doubt represent tenants who are
liquidating in order to pay their
rent and other obligations. Many
more such tenants will no doubt
have to sell their stock and ma
ehinery before spring in order to
meet their Indebtedness in spite of
the fact that bankers generally
seem to be trying to carry tenants
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits
Are Dissolved and the RheumRt-
ic Poison Starts 10 Leave the Sys-
tenn Within Twenty-fOur Hours.

Riess Drug Store and every druggist in
this county il authorized to say to every
rheumatic sufferer in this vicinity that II
two bottles of Allenrhu. the sure CON
cueror of rheumatism. does not stop all
agony reduce swollen joints and do away
with even the slightest twinge of rheu-
matte pain ne will gladly return your
money without comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and tested for
years and really marvellous results have
been accomplished in the most severe
cases where the suffering and agony was
intense and piteous and where the patient
was helpless.
Mr. James H. Allen. the discoverer of
AIIenrhu. who for many years suffered the
tn-meuts Of acute rheumatism desires IL
sufferers to know that he does not want a
cent OF anyones' money unless Allenrhu de-
cisIvely conqucrs this worst OF all diseases.
and he has instructed Riess' Drug Store to
guarantee It in every instance e. Advertise
mentj.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
Childrer's Indera
hgureft knit slips
Price sec

A real bargain. Fit the body
perfectly and insure smooth fit
ting dresses. Do not crawl up
or bunch al knees. In grey with
red border. Sizes TO 10 years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

as tenants. Tenants who are
forced to quit farming will in many
cases revert to the status of farm
Iaborer. In a few cases owners
who have retired from their farms
will probably be forced to take up
active farming again in order to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
ChiIdren's white
Coney fur sets
Price 1893

Children's Witty conev T "
sets. nicely lined Collars
fastened with one button Just
the thing TO keep the child warm.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

as well as other farmers who have
any basis for credit whatever.
This does not necessarily mean,
however, that most of these ten
ants will move TO the cities to com
pete with other workers for town
Jobs. In Illinois. and in every
other well developed agricultural
state, there will be practically as
many acres farmed in 1922 as were
farmed in 1921. Very little land
will lie idle even during periods OF
greatly depressed prices. This oc-
ours only in the case OF land re-
Gently brought into cultivation and
land which is very low in produc-
tivity Naturally with low prices
more land will be left in grass and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

some tendency for farm hands -
compete with city laborers. Jrs,
at present. however. the prosnsc,s
Tor the farm hand who exnecfs n
go INTO the city to secure a lob in
with those ALREADY ont
OF employment are not promisir.. y.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

pastured with animals to keep
down the expense of labor and
other items of production.
I'm all probability many of the
more prosperous tenants who have
contemplated buying farms will be
unable to do so and will continue
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
Ladies' hannelette
klrnOnaS
Price 1893

A. nice line OF ladies flannel
cite kimOnas in sizes So. 40. a.
made with collars and pocket,
also loose belts. Some are rib
bon trimmed. others self trim
med in figured patterns. Colors
OF purple, copen, gray and rose.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
FRIDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS-NOVEMBER II, 1921.

ranks of the farm laborers on our
farms. Inasmuch. however. as the
demand for labor will not decrease
materially in most farming sec
tons a relatively small proportion
of farm laborers will be out of en-
ployment during 1922. In any
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

make a living. A few farm lab
orers who were about ready to be-
come tenants will naturally have
10 remain as laborers.
No Labor Shortage.
"All of these tendencies will re-
suit in somewhat increasing the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

event the proportion of unemploy-
ment in the farming sections will
likely be much smaller than it is
in the cities.
Naturally if city wages should
continue on a. much higher level
than farm wages there will be
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11

This sale is given with the purpose of acquainng you
with China Section the fourth floor where
devoting whole floor the display OF foreign and
domestic china glassware and brcabrac. The largest de-
middle Attractive prices being made during this get
mentioned here open stock numbers that other
r pleasure AS further nducement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-11
Ladies' Peerless
tennis flannel gowns
Price CSC

Here is the very lowest prices
for such well made gowns, Of
best quality grade flannel with
soft nap. Iull cut and all are
French scanned, which makes
them a strong and serviceable
garment. Novelty stripes Of
pink or blue
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

HOTEL. uttuR 10 rooms, strictly nod.
! crn. tile lobby, swell furniturc, long
lease, pricc SEQ 600 one half cash. clear
Ing 81 900 por month. II YOU have 1.-Two
nnc Tor sale, list with me. y. tolirhur,
hotel broker. hutchinson Kansas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
FINANCIAL
~ -INts. OrpOnTt NITIts

ron SALE Umbufeer aod ttuil uood.
Ale" Ser1eo pi"ut'd. 80 O.. thud.
1AhoLtNE station sud ayio supply stlir.
wanted reliable mhu t0 manage our
r4Isn YOU most o.. nbls no inv -t i1.cpo
W rur .u.l.Db. Mr pay y1p ..n g..
pron't Aurm.rto Laupm-nc CO.. uInm
HOLLAND iIHr uhuuo Usage So.
ron W..F tamHy uyio DINING r""u
81, H"."'InF 'Hr',H hppIy a' r7iaal,H
tNpNupDNL hoo shut down nt 1000 f,rt
uHr'hw'.i uf frpu'rH lu far"nt FuHh"r
dIH'i'f Hi INIn.nE pInduDlng vclIH, nn'l
u''' .u. '' r" d.'pft WIN fi.' y'4
nud 800 others dru.I fpr go ~ moro in.
.'Ht'H 'd'rru at' ,sto world.
on LNNpS NNp LEAsE- a.
ME uAtI ,,f.rI.d amount uf Isasts
uN u.tf Iur county Hud uTHUs fuT sHI..
'H'r' t'Ii HHu ii'tItF 90" 9n' MHu.
WILL t.lI pr trade for anYtuiHg of
taur d. .UU. U,tra. live bear oil ana gaH
..ss, .n Lamb county, Tosss. tlDb T., care
WANTED uruinE contract ou 900 u'f.1
l'rHr Iu tHt 'uHhius "il f'ld F0r Iu.
formation. 'aII ph1u. ~ tnpulpa O.'H.
iuIs Those HruuIuR Zoo begin dnlIug uuDf.
HiiuuH Ht once need ppply
WANTED second hand national dIIlung
IF ''t h,.Hh. ''d'r lss'.
900 A'rE. r.Ifc,, uue. NOT isas'd. ,nue
NNl uHdD co., accept terms. tedat -.
80 A,HE lssse ncn, deep test. Duncan
utId VIII Hfl Hll rI iHlf fur ~ DO.
ao 1rrc iehHe Nowatp county. 50 per aero.
''iHl 90 y. 90. ipr Fht
iNpiNIprAL hus shut down ~ 1000 feet
tuIthn'Ht OF HapuIua iu t,Doni Eu1hai
district adjoining producing wells. mood
Nitlo wuu'y 10 E' deeper viu E.N' fnu
contract q" shHto lu n'l from this w"ll
and odd others UIItI,d flr $40 uf moro 100.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

uNDEHuRAUCA1E nurse. two ycats'
training. VIII take caHce by day OF
Vcey OsaEc Ti7i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

ID HOOMS In blurk of frisco depot all
ON one fluor good furniture, two baths,
an outside rooms ekvept three good lease
WIN sacrifice for cash. Doing gpud
bus ueuH, reason tor selling. can Osage
gAk1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

Nu1 soil aINir,euin Interest i1 100
.a.fca Including Wl1 which VIII ..
dilIlrl tf once fur 5000 Production on
hrpr sldtH Phone osago eco. CO., uaagu
2YlG fui appointments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

FOR SALE OR RENT Pumps. hand and
power for water and oil. r. 4. Court
ney 40 ~ hain ST
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
.irl NrInNs MNNTnn--LtMNIE lN

EXPERIENCED baokkcrper aud general
office man viii CunHidCr anything Good
references. Usage 1856.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

H1GnEsr PHicEs ppid for second band
clothing. shoes haN etc. Usage i72s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
PERSONAL PROPERTY
MIAIiINn ArrAI
stEns. rLANTS, FERrIIIhI.hs e'

SEEDS. PLANTS, FERrItizEks 65
'3i1s',@5H 6..s: ,o't isi1.'w i{t5S5r i{58,, '''''
WEARING ArPAREL 81
HlGHtsT cash prices paid Tor second
hand clothing shoea trunks and hsu3
bags osage ets7
HIGHEST PRICES paid flr mons second
hand clothing shoes and hats. Phone
HIGHEST prices paid TOT second hand
clothing shoes. hats. etc. Phone Usage
sPfnELfh CoR-Ers made 20 measure.
Mrs D.. W. Lucas. Usage sfsi.
HIGHEST PRICES raid for second hand
clothing shoes and hats. Phone 1iis.
HIGHEST PRICES paid fur mons second.
hand ol9tAiug Shoes aud hats. Phone
HIGHEST PnicEs peid for second hand
clothing. shoes. haN etc. Usage i72s.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE 0S
HAYWARD lLAssI's. i've loot shelf
~ books rcry reasonable Crago t2tt.I
ron SALE lirsud new auto knitting mu-
chime. never been used also 30 pounds
of yarn. 'oll DsaEg 77'f
TOBACCO Kentucky home grown To-.
hacrp. am"hns. 20 pounds, 500, 90
pounds 500. 'hovlug DO pounds $500.
20 pounds. $500. chester Morris. agent
ivuuNillr, Ky
CONFE' 'rIONEHY OUTFIT ,puHstirg "
." loot fountain, cigar ana tobacco wall
Cnsc. confectionery shelving, candy cases,
tables. chBirs csrburst0r. mirror waIuB-
coating, used uuN seven months. one of
tho most elaborate outfits ln TgAas. 60
anyone desiring 60 upsu high -clsHa con
IeytlBuury OF Improve their present place
tau Offer unusual proposition lu price
and terms, must be- moved In so DAYS.
write or wir" Groawan Fountain com
pary Dallas, TeAas.
cAsu RgGIsrERs We cell, rent. repair
and exchange, ~ W. FIRST. Phone
cedar 500.
I4UEr-. We repair tuDm H. our own shop.
Nrw Hul uurullcD fur tires and tubes
:Or rtle o. cost Western Itre Shop. 1904
IS Main ST.
WE sell. buy. rent ur exchange fixtures
show cases. desks registers, stools
tables. chairs. tourttrs. IcU boxes, check
wrifCfN. satta. coffee urua. scales. vacuum
cleaners, etc. Cedar t0t. ~ W. First.
ron SALE .,purrot, trash burners. We'll
tuIMInrNln. l...r l--. 1910 3. IrouAl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

gun, rib barrel. 800 uavage, good a.
new. oSy tent outfit So. o3s y. Main.
Ant H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

DNE .Hhlr interest 100 rnfBIty utfsctuug
q uOI. foot tUHt, now dflIIIuN uCHt tIrH.
cont. Ota. dJfe,tY south of the Garbpr
p,rts Address nos pos rnId uMs'
pu.Jpt, ,TtDN itDNALIiIF aut utfs.t
i1us,e wanted i"s 3N.n. caro- World.
WANTED souled and as'"t. se,tiea roy
HJlrH rurr must hH Ighi. Nill buy
upon Darr.l basic. can room bl5 Mayo
RldI. OH,rr lao9.
FOR BALt.. Acreage ~ shallow fields ut
HogcrH county hus 80. 'mf"nurc,
on urrORrUNirY. 1000 acre lcasos
shallow ueld. koutuchy. r.uuessco Tor.
nation. Mi,sissippl ilm, and peunsyivbnio
vt half intarost 5000 acres Reasonable
price to ught party. Address owner.
WANTED DrlliinT contracts Tor ma
iain n'PS ma.to% 'g9 Hhlls-'O '''' "'''''' '''
ACREAGE ruH DRILLING Wu riVo so
acres section aa. township 81. range lt.
CLOSE 90 Old gas wrllH. t't on" welt iu
uutroaH sand VIII rlNn eu acres srcti"u
q. township 20. tatEn "a. uciWt'h "il
wclls len two sands iur one VOL q" burgess
send Habhins q Hhmsry Chelsca uhe
FDt SAIl4..DU loube ou 40 ot 50 Hrtu9
in "t.8s.p south Of btrunlut near iddy
tu vrU. $40 p"r acre Tor gulyt sale. y.
Z. ii'id. utonol', Kan
nuIiis--Hon'.I nUt 49, ,h
]. Hpoh uuTEL- Spioudd commercial
zoe fNNltN now fHNNllh W WI i'I' ''l '''F
Nrsturnt Viii pay itself out in - months
GOOD lysrc. rruFpon bic rcnt, sold On tcrml
1880 cash. balance &lib per month. Wul
consider trade on r"HIdrucr furniture.
Cpll skauc,y with ucrl Mason CEDAR ~.
ron SAIL. Furniture. 30 irous nice
furniture, modern. tVu hbthH hr,ck
building, euod OIL town - oa,gein. Geo
Rooms lrroinEs ukls
FoR SALE ur tradc. furniture Tor 30
rooms IN richer. Okla. A bargain tnr
anyone oponiug lu oil tlolda. t'oo cnsh
ut zoo in trade. unN 6i0.p cat" World.
FOH SALE Ucst No room hotrt in J,pltn.
good location Can or write ll'a NAM
rot RrEEN.KOOM HupMiNG HOUSE.
well furnished select district cheap
rent and good lease, reHHnuabl" cash pas.
meut ur VIII take oth'r good property In
exchange CAN pibock Realty 60. Cedar
e02G
HAVE WELL sE,tREp 10 per cent notes
Tor sHlo to run from three To- six
months. Phone osgge Aols.R.
FuH'rN rOiR ROOM nurEl. tpur-ycar
lease, $500. one Of the best propositions
In rulaa good business district, must be
sold at onCu, win 10 at reduced price,
Cali Usage s2ot. sun Realty CO. 900 Z.
Main,
HOTEL. uurk 10 rooms, strictly nod.
ern tho lobby swell furniture, long
lease, prico $50 600. one half cash. clear.
Ing 81 600 pcr month. II Nuu have 1.-Two
me Tor sale. list with me. ". 'olifhnn'
hotcl hrukrr. Hutchinson. Kansas
ID KOOMS In blurk of frisco depot all
ON one floor good furniture, two baths,
an outside rooms rhvept three good lehs"
WIN sacrifice for cash Doing gpud
bus, moss. reason tor selling. CAN osage
eSS1.
HOTELS and roominE houses. all klnds,
at an tlwe-. plihcrk Realty Co. Cedar
g0.6. lll Security Rldg
MoNEN ro IoNN-tnNrrtIs 40
MONEY 10 LpAN IN small amount on
diamond or good security. 'edpr tla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

UUSiNEsS orros ';irIEs a.
FOR SALE cheap " taken at once. new
and secondhand furniture store. i2i ".
First
MUST SELL email business doing s. 600
street IN Tulsa low overhead expense.
$1,000 cash viii handle balance easy. Ad.
drers hos sb-t, carr World.
tJoo RuNS real estate buslucss IunE C.-
tshlishcd fine location. prtc" includes
800 lstinEs and complete office furni-
drcs- ,7i.p World.
ATTORNEY or iNNESrIGATOR can add
to income bN making confidential rr.
lpnTtH ON individuals. Communicate with
e. o.. Austoit rusiutirv buN t'Iy nan
Ftattonl lota New YORK CIV.
WANTED .- Experienced partner With
small capital for good boarding hausy.
Address 81 e. care World.
ron SALE. 'leening and pressing shou.
good business good location priced to
soil other business reason for srlIinC.
g. e. Bray 500 T.. Dewey ave. sApulpd.
okla, Phone 9l6
FOR SALE Modern and up. p.tu-datc ga
rugo and Cpu'pmgnt right ir heart Of
city, good tive. year lease with only 10
mouths used open CNrrN day ana doing
good business. VIII sell at bargain
owner leaving Guy. SMll A. tso . THIRD
hours. Nttrr $50 y. poo call osaEe 7t67.J.
DLToN 'Al'E tor salo, good location.
reasonable price. Box lo1i outon,
okla.
PARTNER WANTED small mauutactur-
ms and Wholesale business 81 500 in
NrsiWuut required psRgc lis5.
WANTED Hood opening Tor live agent
Co take agency iu Tulsa and Tulsa cuuu-
~ "u Patterson NlN ear, 40 better ear
ON tho market. Address J. a, NlrkreV
loN sos. 'lUremure, OKLA.
PORTABLE SKATING RINK New rrsm.
bic Lockwood skating rink aud tent
igr sale, iuuy equipped, best IN state.
other business, trruu A money lyttcr.
NJ. Z, Wallace hamilton, Mo.
FOR SALE TAILOR shop. fully pquIpprd
good location. cheap rent Phone go.
| Snpulpa, OKLA.
/ FpH SALE "A small groc,ry stprs doing
| az excellent business ln the hest town
! IN lht state, Reason for selling ill health.
N'ul'ss hloAas Realty, lhwhuska, olla,
Foh SALE Five shares ot 4. S tom.
| preston Inner Tube stock at $50 nor
! 3nat' ,Addr,ss n. H. II. No. g. BoA l'7s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

NORTH SIDE 1900 cash bran. ,.gS. .g
bungaiow six rooms basement .t'.aH
servant quarters rouHhed N ini iN' im,ory
all modern convenienCcs, OAK NN"l' nov.
finish. French doors, tile bath ."f, aqa.
balance 800 per month in all. ,eH'- --
MODERN two-story, well butt seven,
and reception hall, house 20 NC INV
$4,000 cash. eco, care Norla' -...
FINE-ROOM modern, nigh HgnLN '''
only sG,S00. terms, bssg" Nln.....5
FOUR-ROOM modern, nicely .,1rta.
Phone Usage hlb, .--,i..-.
FIVE ROOMS, modern, adloln.ns ors,.
crest nne we'll. garage. chrh'" h,l.aoa
garden. tt7bo, with $500 down
easy, Cedar 7Ib.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
snrns. rlANrs. rrhrlLllnns q

SUDAN grass seed, extra fancy rcclraued.
in new hurup bags about leO lbs to
baK o. per pound. Tulsa Cuunty Farm
rLs, Coop Co, osunty fair grounds, Tulsa,
okla,
MILLIONS OF garden plants ready. ,s6.
bago, leading varieties, tomatoes, Stone
Mcdoe June, Acme Tree. 500, 81. 1000
$3.50. Millions bermuda onions 900 81
Sweet potato plants. yellow Nsm varieties.
roady now, 500, 81 5ot 1000, S2.b0. salts.
faction guaranteed. prompt service. Lind
Plant Farms. Cotulls. TeNas.
FINE stock tomato aud sweet potato
plants. al leading varieties, ready im-
mediate shipment, soc per 100, 800 per
$50. $3.50 por i.ooo bermuda onion ana
cabbage plants, 800 per 400 $500 nor
900, parcel post prepaid. Waugh Plant
Farm, Waco, reNns, Route s.
APPLE, peach, pear. plum, currry merry.
plants, grape vines and ornamcntals:
all Oklahoma grown, write us what you
need and receive our 81 page cstslog
and prices for stock delivered 10 you,
Jim Parker, Nurseryman, Toeumseh.
Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

HOTELS and roominE houses all kinds,
At an tlWe-. pihcrk Realty Co. Cedar
gOg6. Ilt Security Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

RAVE WELL SECURED 10 per cent notes
for sale To run from three to sA
month, Phone Usage Soie-h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06
PERSONAL PROPERTY
IIOI rI.IInIn nnnns

Will TRADE NcW> furniture for second
hand td give libcrat terms on differ
"n'', good stock OF new furniture to
t,l'rt from, Ict MS repair your stoves
tud loan you stove tu use while work is
done. work guaranteed. what We Say.
v' in we dn. do. Seal Furniture co.
a'5 E rhttd ST. Phone Cedar 1855.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

sINTH, o.. 26lI-NIce three room mod /,
eru furnished duplex for rent. 800 per
month, Cedar iGl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

Broadmoor; garage, servant quarters
ana water well, Tor five months begin
ming May lst. Phone Usage b633.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

WAhTEn-AIEN no hANplr NIsv.
TRACTION TREAD TIRE NDNtW
MAKER. n. l.. CLARK, HOTEL kkt'r
MAN,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

.pNE uhlt interest 100 rutBIty otfsctuuR
5000 foot trHt now drilling uCnt tfrH.
cent. Okla. directly south uf the GHrhtr
nrIi GuuI geology and spsuiid pros
prrta Address Uus nno TuId uidp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-06

81 500 CASH takes new tlNt room ''..t, 81
low; north side; oak floors, p''%r %@.r,',d
room, basement, garage pnu u'''f l'
right at $1,000. Usage -Nia.
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salesman

HAVE YOU sALrsMAN.s AHtLITYr
ARE you HlREH
If so, ONE bE lUE LARGEST AhB
MOST REPUTABLE tbNtIR<s
or THIS COUNTRY. NANUFA,.Tl.KtNg
\ NATIONALLY ANp LOCALLY
ADV ERrlSED ARTICLE OF rNoirEg.
TlONAhlE MERIT AND EVER
lNtREASlNG DEMAND NItrng Won
REMuNERAIlNE PERMANENT
POSITIONS OPEN TO TuasT Nlf,
MAKE GOOD
CAN USE ONLY TIN MICS. ep ppN.r
,,,,,,L,E IL -, orruRrU UNITN.
GoNo HG, llihEKAL 'oMMIs-
COMMISSION WHEN you 'Giftt NN'
IFY. CALL MONNlNGS RETNEsE r,rr
HOURS or . AND n 1'Is.,s ~"
AND AFTEHNOpNS HETWEl.N . Am
AND ASK ron MIR. l.I.Is "NN :.
22O EAST rHtRu
WANTED - ENperionced electric ,r.,.
presHer; must have references AM
40 New Mayo BLDG two and three WV
TWO Non UNION CARrENrEKs ,,.,
class men, Apply seventeenth ari
Victor,
WANTED MEN no liANnIr >,,u.
TnACrION TREAD TIRE NoNtN
MAKER. n. l., CLARK, HOTEL kAI'i'
MAN
PLASTERER aud lsther FOR thrcc nous,.
Immediately Third ana Nicholson.
Kendall.
NVANTEI5-- Man FOR WorN aruunu h.us,
and yard must be able 10 4ftyY .ut,,
Ip~Siia Phone Osase 400,
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$3.50 CASH tbkes new four -rng. r,.l.-1.
low, close "a schoul ana tftnHI
balance 10 suit. Call Usage -ht.
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LIVE STOCK
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$500 E. Fourth
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from VutIuf. Address en- N suI,s uU
cell Mp.H. thot Il. Umploby. oklahoma
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hplsl IN COW, i've gallons p'r day. i"l
N 'iu'inntl,
EDR SALE. Two ,at!.,t. ,t RU,rr ri,e
at hult the prce OF oats good slurl,
nud p"ui'rN ir"l. Address hnN gi.'. care
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FINANCIAL.

SETTLED COLOREp WOMAN. rapert.
rnCrd cook wants position cooking. no
washing or ironing Phone OsaEr 1881
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TWO HousEs-iI75o with ,oO ,'",r, ans
one large new SIX room, one ~" ,',,.rt.
Will take In car as part payment N'1''
2a2.