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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
orlando

We are having big long and much
needed rain.
Our farmers have been busy plant
ing corn.
Miss Sue Raine of Harrisonburg
Normal and Miss Estelle King Of Fort
Loudoun Seminary Winchester were
recent guests of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Orndorff' s
family.
Miss Katherine Orndorff is visiting
friends in Frederick and Baltimore,
Md. and Norfolk and Richmond, Va.
Mrs. S. A. Saum and son DR.. FREQ
Saum have returned to the Saum farm
here after spending the winter il
Florida.
M. M. Orndorff made business tri
to Washington Monday.
Mr.. Mace Stickley and family spen
Sunday with Mr.. j. P. Snarr's famil
at Mt. Olive.
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PERSONALS

| Messrs. Virgil Ramey and H. c
Martin Of the U. S. Navy spent sho,
furlough with Mr.. Ramey's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ramey'o on Mullen
berg street, returning to Boat Wednes
day. The young men are on the Battle
ship Florida and have just returne,
from South America and Cuba. Mr.
Martin is from California and durin,
the world war crossed the Atlantic
eleven times.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Stanley Dutrow ane
Mrs. Cliff Alder, of Charles Town, w
va, were recent motor guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George K. Logan.
Mrs. Jacob Dutteres, of Charles Town
w. va. has returned to her home after
a ten days visit to her daughter anc
son-ln-law Mr.. and Mrs. George K
Logan.
Mr.. Edwin Irwin has returned to
Harrison burg, after brief visit to his
grandmother, Mrs. Ella Shaffer or
Muhlenburg St.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Stricken who
purchased lot on South Commerce
Street from Mrs. Ella Shaffer last de.
cember are now erecting a modern
home.
Mr.. Z. M. Thompson, representing
the Steward Business College 1902 F.
ST., N! W., Washington, D. c., was a
business visitor in Woodstock Friday.
Mrs. May Wine and Mrs. Writ Bird
OF Mt. jackson were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Trotter the first of this
week. =,
Mr.. John Day and daughter Margaret
OF Brunswick, Nd, visited his parents
Tuesday.
Rev. Selwyn X. Cockrell was called
to Washington Saturday to conduct the
funeral services of Mrs. Walter Shan
non a member of a former congrega.
ton.
Mr.. NJ. H. Baker, who has been visit
ing relatives in Powen's Fort Valley
spent short time in Woodstock when
returning to his home in Winches-
ter Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank B. Riddleberger returned
from a western business trip last week
and after spending few days at his
nome on Muhlenberg street, left We'd
nesday for St. Louis, Missouri.
Mr.. Delmer D. Davis left Tuesday on
business trip to Cumberland, Md, |
after spending several days athis home
IN South Main Street.
Mr.. j. c. Paxton was painfully in |
ured by a fall at the home of his son
Mr. William Paxton on last Wednesday
light. Mpon entering the home after
lark, he opened the door leading to |
The basement instead of the one into
he first floor of the residence and fell
Town flight Of steps, injuring his
'ack and receiving a number of bruises.
'lr. PaXtonS many friends will be glad |
o know that his condition is not seri- |
JUS and that he is improving steadily
hough still confined to his bed.
Mr. A. H. Irwin, Of St. Luke has ad- |
led to his collection of Indian arrow
heads, an unusually fine one made Of
lark blue flint about three inches loug
md in perfect condition. 1t was found
IN his farm where some Warrior prob
IDLY used it before the white men ap-
oropriated his land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Burke, Messrs
lee Burke. Robert Burke and little son
Of Martin sburg, w. Va, were
quests Of Mrs. William Shaffer, at her
home on Court ST. on Monday
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New Presbyterian
Minister WelCOme ed


Rev. A. o. Price, Mrs. Price and
young daughters, Eleanor and Geral-
dine and little sons, Alvin and John
Calvin arrived here from Milton, West
Va. Thursday and are now at home at
the Presbyterian Manse on Church St.
Mr.. and Mrs Price and family were
welcomed at the station by committee
|of ladies and gentlemen from the
Woodstock congregation.
At the Manse they found a elaborate
dinner awaiting them and also well
filled pantry shelves which had been
thoughtfully arranged by the ladies' OF
the congregation.
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An Old Deed.

Mr.. Edward Ryman has in His posses
sion a deed from Lord Fairfax to
Benjamin Layman for a tract of 500
acres on the East side of McNeeshes
Run, in this county. The deed was
made on the Third Day Of September
the 9Th year Of His Majesty King
George the Thirds reign One Thous-
and Seven Hundred and Sixty-six.
The consideration was one shilling
for every fifty acres, to be paid
every year On the First Day Of Saint
hiehAeil the archangel The DECD
8 vDll pEs1eEyed md b vllaa11G
= ntos
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Death of Miss FanSIer

Miss Hannah Fansler died at her home
near Woodstock on Monday May End,
aged, Y years, after brief illness of
pleurisy. Surviving Miss Fansler is
one brother, Mr.. William Fansler, with
whom she made her home. Since
girlhood she had been a member of St.
Pauls Reformed Church.
Funeral services were conducted on
Wednesday in the home, by her pastor
Rev. w. H. Causey, and intermen'
was made in the family lot in Mass
anutten Cemetery.
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Married SteD Mother

Mrs. Mary Francis Lent and Mr..
Charles Edward Lentz, of Harrisville,
were married at the Presbyterian
Manse in Strasbnrg, on Wednesday,
April q, Rev. Arthur H. Clark offici-
ating. Mrs. Lent has been married
three times her second husband was
the late Philip Lentz, father of Charles
E. Lentz, her third husband.
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METHODIST CHURCH
Massanutten Recital

The Annual Faculty Recital Of Mas
sanutten Academy will take place in
Lantz Hail. on Monday evening, May
% at eight O'Clock.
Miss Mary Filler, first assistant in
the Voice Department Of Hood College
will be the guest soloist OF the evening
The program will consist of quartettes,
duets and piano, violin and vocal
solos
A full program will be published
later. Admittance by cards which
may be procured at the Academy.
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POland.C China Association

There will be meeting of the Shen-
andoah County Poland-China Associa..
ton in the Court House, Woodstock,
on Saturday, May 18th, at two p. m. All
Poland-China breeders are invited to
be present. S. B. HEPNER, Pres
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Chicken Feed

Cracked corn &c per h., feeding corn
meal, &c per h., fine cracked corn, PC
per ID. Pee Pee feed, size, or exchang'
ed for whole corn, stock always or
hand,
3w. H. B. CHAPMAN & Co.
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Mr.. 0rndOrff--Miss Crissman

Mr.. and Mr.. Geo. L. Crissman, Of
Cherrydale have announced the mar.
rage of their daughter Irene L. to Mr..
Paul C. Orndorff of Van Buren, Fur
mace, on April %. Mr.. and Mrs. Orn-
dorff are now at home at Van Buren,
Furnace, Va.
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Social Events

MIR. j. NJ. Bauserman Jr. was host for
the Bridge Club on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. Don Grabill entertained the
Five Hundred Club at her home on
North Main St. Thursday afternoon.
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Farm For Sale.

| offer for sale my farm, near Saums
willie, containing 80 acres improved by
a GOOD nine room dwelling, gooC
barn and all necessary outbuildings
and an orchard OF % acres, of improv-
ed fruit The farm is Wellfenced and in
a fine state of cultivation, we'll watered
convenient to schools and churches
II is on a state road, 2 ~ miles from
railroad station.
For further particulars inquire Of
w. L SAUM,
Apr. pat pd. Maurertown, Va.
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P0stpOnement of Sale

The sale of personal property of the
late John Samuel Boehm at Fairview
has been postponed on account Of
weather conditions, from May 4th, 1921
to May 18th at 10 o'clock a. m. Samue.
L. Boehm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
Save Money

By getting your binder, mower and
other repairs now, you save express
and telegraph charges. Besides you
will have d1em when needed.
2t Shenandoah Farmers Mnion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
For Rent

Good house and garden. Garden
mostly planted. One mile from town,
can give immediate possession.
Z, a. SAUM. Apr. % / mo. pd.
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Shto, WI anu MIS-. FTdDk CGaDll4 IL
: turned to his duties at the Washington
: City Postoffice Monday.
/ Martin l.. Conner WAC has been ol
a visit to his son Otis at New Oxford
| Pa, for SIX weeks after stopping eve
lat Winchester for several day S arriy d
home Tuesday night. He reports al
Exceedingly pleasant trip.
Mrs. Mary Keller returned with hel
lson, Frank from the Johns Hopkins
Hospital at Baltimore Saturday who
mad been taking treatment there for the
ipast two weeks. His condition is i'm
tproVed and it is the hope Of the young
mans many friends that he will soor
be in his normal condition.
The Pelton dwelling on the Cedar
Creek road, at the base of the m ountain
81 miles west Of town was destroyed by
fire last Thursday night about O'Clock.
The dwelling had not been occupied
for some time, it being used as a dance
nall. 1t is supposed the fire was in
cendlary. 1t is reported II gallons OF
tamrac went up in the smoke. This
beng stored i'll the house to be used to
enllven those who were to attend a
dance in the home on Friday night.
Edward S. Spiker who visited his
mother, Mrs. Martha Spiker returned
to his home at Hagerstown, Md last
Saturday.
The Civic League will meet Wednes
day night the 18th, with pie social,
at High School building. The Stras-
burg Glee Club will be present to en-
terrain those present, Mr.. Strain, the
joke teller will be with them, and keep
you laughing. After hearing him, if you
can t laugh, you had better see your
doctor and have diagnosis Of your
condition. The public is cordially in
vited to come and spend an evening
OF mirth.
Mrs. Margie Hill who has been on
the sick list for the past week, CON
dition remains about the same.
C. E. CONVENTION.
The Valley District Convention of
The Christian Endeavor Society con
vened here in The Brethren Church.
Tuesday at 10 o'clock. Rev Mr..
Mcdaniel Of the Christian church OF
Winchester opened the meeting in de
and song service, Rev + B
Shaver Pastor Of the church delivered
the address Of welcome, to which Mr.
Fred Maphis, Of Strasburg responded,
Mr.. Frank Wilson, Field Secretary oil
The State Society was present and de
liver cd an address on how to conduct
a successful local society. The retjr
inc presiden, Rev. Clarence Woods
pastor Of The Centenary Reformed
Church Of Winchester rave a beautiful
and intellectual address on Happiness
Of the Young and Old He left many
suggestions how to obtain happiness,
that the audience could take home with
them and dioa.t Dc1aro+os were
present from, Mi ucrmon Reliance
Winchester ffar,.isonbprg DAYTON
Shenandoah civ S+,ash,,,a Ra-h5a-
ban and Aranro,,,ov.,, Th. fo1,o,v ~,
were e.ected.to~ this ynsutn
y ear, Pcsident Prot. Clark c Copp, OF
Vice President Prot. y.
Jarnan, OF Winchester SeeE- and
Treasurer, Mss Julia Mitchell. oi
StraspUr4. sup OF ln'efAeQl2'e' Atf7'
j. II. Nueoush, OF DAY 'oh,9uP ''ua'"fs
MRS. NJ AlIth oNcAIeE' oI 9IIell2nuoai
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
Building Lots For Sale

Valuable building lots for sale apply
to H. B. Chapman, Woodstock.
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Oats and Corn

Just received car No. kiln dried
corn and No. 2 white oats.
2W. H. B. CHAPMAN G. Co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
Dat feed

Just received car Robin Hood oat
feed-special prices in ton lots.
2w. H. B: CHAPMAN &. Co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
LOST

Fox Terrier Dog, nearly year old,
tan and white spotted: License No.
20524S. Reward if returned to,
C. c. STYLES.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06

A drama of profound emotion, Of ex-
quisite delicacy, of terrific strength.
Don't miss this great special.
Wednesday, May 11-Pauline Fred,
erick in "Paliser Case, this is one OF
her best features. Also a good comedy
Don't miss it.
Thursday, May 12-Thomas H. lnt
presents Dorothy Dalton in His Wife's
Friend" Also Charlie Chaplin II
Cure" Be sure and see it.
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Paint

House paint barn and roof paint,
floor paint, made to walk on, auto and
buggy paint. Shenandoah Farmers
Union. u.
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Wagon For Sale

A light second hand Birdsell Wagon
Infgood condition, for sale, Farmers
Union 2t
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Church Notes,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev, A. O. Price will preach in Mt.
Jackson, Sunday morning at 1900
O'Clock, and 500 p. M, in the Wood
stock Presbyterian church.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Mothers Day will be observed in the
Coristian Church on Sunday May Sth
by an appropriate program by the Sun
day School and a Mothers Day Sermon
by the pastor Rev. J. D. Hamaker.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
On Sunday at II o'clock the holy
sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
celebrated at Mt Calvary, Rev. S. w.
Kuhns conducting the service. The
usual service at Woodstock at p. m.
WOODSTOCK CHARGE
The pastor will preach on Mothers
Day at St. Pauls Reformed Church,
next Sunday morning at II o'clock.
A most cordial invitation is extended
to all the mothers of the congrega-
ton and the public generally. Ser
vices also at 7:3O p. m.
METHODIST CHURCH
Mothers Day will be observed in the
Methodist Church next Sunday when
at II a. m. the pastor will preach on
THE Religious Influence Of Mother
and give an object talk to the children
based on some rather odd baby cradles
that he will show.
The Sunday School had an unusually
large attendance last Sunday, ane
plans are being made for an interest
| ing contest on attendance.
The pastor breaches at Sp. m. also
continuing the studies in Genesis.
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Born

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Crissman, of
Cherrydale, Va, announce the arrival
Of = daughter lone Marie on April q
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06

SHORES-In sad but loving remem-
orance of my dear wife, Viola Myers
Shores, who died May Z, 1920.
Today recalls sad memories
Of a loved one gone to rest,
And the ones who think of her today
Are the ones who loved her best.
She shall never be forgotten,
Never shall her memory fade;
Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger
Round the grave where she is lad.
BY her husband, H. A. SHORES
The month of May again is here,
To us the saddest of the year,
For it was on May day,
That our dear Viola passed away.
Death has robbed us of dear one
OF one we loved so well.
Taken from this world of sorrow,
Safely home with Jesus to dwell.
Oh. how hard we tried to save her
PRAYERS and tears were all in vain
Happy angels came and took her
From this world Of toll and pain.
Fol. the Lord who gave has calledyo
To His will we all must bow;
You are free from pain and suffering
Not a care shall reach you now.
| By her parents,
It saBROTHERS AND SISTERS.
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Plants for Sale.

All kinds OF early vegetable plants
for sale. Frost proof cabbage plants
OF all the early varieties, ready to
plant fnsgarden now.
MISS NELLIE FRAvEL,
Court St, Woodstock, Va.
\ Apr. l.
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MAUREKTOWN

VIM. L. Crsbill who visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crabill re.
turned to his duties at the Washington
City Postoffice Monday.
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sTENOORApHB and cashier with fu1f
years experience, Insurance NJ N'
kinds Usage 1905.
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WANTED Temporary or parliament ru.I
ton by rteuoKrhphoi win 70 yruIs rr.
pef,suCe. Address 30. o.. ,afa ~ world
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room 80 ktuNtus lAlub,
LEARN OF the Vale VI Paradise. where
IS having magic growth, and million
dollars in municipal improvements are
authorized for this year. Every kind ~
business opening hugr, We have seven
gorgeousiy beautiful homerttes Won
deTful homes; wonderful Nclyety lawns
wonderful! flowers IN Ecml-truplcRl pro
fusion. fishinE supreme, Everyday you
can catch the hug fellows unlll your back
aches and your hands blister. laTadise
for motor boats with hundreds 81 miles
OF protected waterways with wonder spots
TO visit. Finest motoring ruadg in tho
south. Nathlng IN bay and gulf wonder
fui. HealthtyEt city lu America, with no
In America under construction. Coolest
place IN America Ia summer. delightful
IN winter. You may owo beautiful
home here, with "a ptrpetunI Income al
practically no investment. Grasp tho op-
portunity Of uto-tims. AddreEs THE
MAYOR, Valparaiso. Fla,
MAN WANTED 90 lnyoat 500 and soTyico
In small business, Address NlV6-E.
World
MEAT MARkEr--Nsw flxtureS, rsason-
shla rent sales average 5000 Dor
month, excellent location. win consider
small property IN eSchango. 20 sS.6oo
ton a practical meat man All hnsir".ss hin."s
lnVfeskiiky ekaiieky 8 90. Cedar iiis h'
ul,1,r MARKET for sale. well ostabli.hcd
Eoad location, cheap rent, doing good
hnsincss: owner has other business. Terms
SSaa cash or will take IN good ear What
s,,a Vou 20 tradc7 For particulars writ,
scr, World. ,....-------
,zpUANIZE common law business trust
,r,'ster business efficiency legal every
,.hsre A. Morrison, BuNhees counselor
North sd. st. Louis Mo-
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WANTED work BY the DAY. mIddloagrd
LADY Fhonc cedar lJss
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WASTED By man aud vif. rDumlrv
house or hotel to fuu. either HN|nrN nr
commission lp town uf OUT tYi wiI'iut
20 DO nny Eiud Of work. 3it o. WIfi'.
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AGENTS 1900 week. kon. Alcoholic
Initiation old style whiakcy brandy.
rum. SIN, port wine nHvots Legal In
every slate. ono tube inakea l2H drinks.
postpaid ~. Particulars h0c. Write
quch Beat uv-uii Mfs co. p) KAN
HaA IIIY. Mo.
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owner leaving city will sacrifice four
rooms beautiful mahogany furniture,
win consider selling en- suite. Can
Usage 1866.
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FOR RENT-Four-room modern brick
apartment. close in, walking distance
&6j per month Call Usage 7sSI-i 3al
Roberts Bldg, c, X Leslie,
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GARAGE for sale, one Of the beat Ia the
city of Tulsa doing good business good
lease on building, cheap rent, this garage
Ia a good money maker, can store lei
cars, II you are looking fur a good pay
leaving the city. win sell cheap for cash.
Cali O#age lA5g. Ask Tor W. II Wagner
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FINANCIAL
nrsINta. nrronrI NIrire

A9vEVTtSrRB sbyo money, get results.
6e-paEo ratn bnon tolls how. greatest
booklet Of ltH KIND Published. Multd
frso. standard Advortibing Agency 200,
81 Louis $40.
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GARAGE, tools equipment ana property
all 30, building 3Oxbo feet full slzo
lat, special price Tor quick sale, with
This is bargain at $4,000. shawn by
appointment. ~, y, Skalicky s Co. Cedar
1878
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
nNCmAN0t-Rt.AL ~

FOH SALE or trade. take good standard
car ON 6-roOm. high class bungalow.
6g0-F. world
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HALE Interest rrpe machine shop at
Raw city, OKLA will trade foe real
estate or win giyo good terms iu part.
Cail or write, II. Boxer, box 2t6 Wichita,
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IOn SALE Or EXCHANGE
FARMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-isO acres on Albert Pike
highway, between Tulsa and Broken
Arrow, so acres in cultivation, Broom
house, small barn and granary, for $500.
One-half cash, balance next fall, See
Russ l.. Grant, 5l2 Security Bldg. Phone
nlgO.
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A BARGAIN

A BARGAIN
owner leaving city will sacrifice four
rooms beautiful mahogany furniture
WIN consider selling en- suite. Can
Usage 1866.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SO
ANY ONE desiring storage for plano
Ain pnayte home for It's uso call Usage
FOR sALE--At a bargain beautiful Kurtz-
man piano, style 8. $. Apply 1877
South Forest, before ! y. m, or telephone
Mrs. Guest. Usage S6Ss, not later than
p. IN,
FoR SALE-Large iato model Edison
phonograph with Victor attachment and
good selection OF records In Al condition
See same at llA6 Cincinnati
FOR sALE--One Weber upright piano IN
excellent order at sacrifice Usage
206i,
FOR SALE-.H Handmade Violin and case
Price SIS lloi s. Elgin. Apartment ~
FOR SALE-Violin, hand male, excellent
tone. cheap. /. Martin, +. Eleventh.
Osage 6t66
FOR sAI.G-Iyers & Pond plano mahog-
day VIII take ll25 cash. Phone Usage
1883 OF call 81 2it ". Thlr,eenth Sd,
HAVE, your piano reflnished hy az expert
finisher. Address Box l7t-F World
KlMBALL piano. mahogany3 most eN-
pensiye style, Ike new cheap for quick
sale Osaga slbl,
LARGE Front room, suitable Tor studio,
Osase 677s SO SO. Boulder,
NOTICE TO the musical public have
been in Tulsa ~ years in the capacity
N expert piano tuning and repairing.
have written recommendatlons from
John Mccormack, Gall -curoi, hischa II
rian Anna Case Louise Homer. Fritz
krealor and numbers Of the world's ar
lists Including y ~ A. ,..s saursssf Sss
clans am not responsible for work
done by anyone representinB themselves
"a an assistant or partner as I am doing
my own work. J am no longer connected
With }. W. Jenkins Music Co, and nave
neg been wNth them for oyer two years.
Usage alss
PIANOS ron RENT-First-elas coudi.
ton Davidson Broa Plano Co. Usage
tlSI
SLIGHTLY used taking machines at re-
auoed prices, guaranteed for one year
and In first class shape, tijo Victro,a
mGHh'gSG9 'si 5S alamSis ESis'TI2 tS@Ga
mahogany ssO. $3.50 Pita -NoIa mahogany,
Ss5, E5o Nightingale. fumed OAK. $50 /;
graph Shop. $40 $ Main, Osage $40,
WANT TO TRADE--Fine mahogany
phOnugraph for grading and leveling
WANrEp-The use OF piano for storage,
by youpg couple, best Of care; no chill
drcn, Usage sQ2-I
WANrED-CoTne mat be first-class.
giye particulars. Box 2i5-E' World,
OIL MACHINEKY,SuP 6s
/ a No. "a Star drilling machine complete,
for city or farm property Barnes a
/ Luthey. $50 Robinson Bids Osasv 1850
/ FOR SALE or TRADE New Capstan
! loading winch Tor or g-ton truck
taohmonts Cost $40 WIN take half
/ price or might trada for uss.l Font Phone
/ Osase S5gS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

nf 10OO. good lease ana fiKturoa. cost
$4,000, Tor quicit sale, 5000. phono
1tn Liberty Cafe, BcEga, okla, hoK il92.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

YOUNG LADY uiruurraph.l with D years
experience, desires either H'. .DFI tuhic
or clerical position Would accept position
out of town Hhunu trH4. 't1b.J, after
30 y. 900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

FOR RENT-Five-room and bath. brlck
apartment, very isirHbie south side
location ana blocks frcm Third and
Main; unturnished, References required.
Apply 20A East Second st.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

HAVE htgh-clsss proposition for man who
has $500 to invest with services p8sgo
2Sb1-J, for appointment.