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Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
HIGHEST AND LOWEST POINTS

The difference between the highest
 and lowest points of land in the
 United States is 14,777 feet, accord ing to the United States geological survey, department of the interior. Mount Whitney, the highest point, is 14.501 feet abve sea level, and in Death Valley there is a depression that lies 276 feet below sea level. These two points, which are both in California. are less than ninety miles apart. This difference in height ie small, however. as compared with the l difference in the height and depth of Hand in Asia. Mount Everest rises 1 29. .002 feet above sea level, whereas 1 the shores of the Dead Sea lie I 1290 feet below sea level, a total diff 1 ference in height of 30,292 feet I Mount Everest has never beer climbed.
 l The greatest depth yet found 1T
 any ocean is 32,0SS feet the depth a a point about forty miles north of the island of Mindanao. in the Philip pine Islands. The bottom of the sea I at this point is therefore more thar t11h miles below the summit o1 Mount Everest. l A 40-foot vein of lead has beer discovered in the heart of Dubuque Iowa, 160 feet below the city.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08


 Peter hesitated and looked a wee bit foolish. Finally he told Tommy Tit all about the two soft, gentle eyes he had seen peeping at him from behind a big fern, and how he wanted to know who the eyes be- Ionged to.
 ssIf that's all you want to know. can tell you," said Tommy Tit, jump ing out into the air to catch fool ish little bug who tried to fly past. Those eyes belong to little Miss Fuzzytail, and she's the favorite daughter of old Jed Thumper. You take my advice. Peter Rabbit, and trot along home to the old briar patch before you get into any more trouble. There's my wife calling. Yes my dear, I'm coming! Chicka- dee-dee- dee."
 And with a wink and nod to Peter Rabbit off flew Tommy Tit.
 Next Story: Miss FnxxytaiI Pssps At Peter Rabbit.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
Pineapple Cake

-5< cup butter or butter substi- tute, 2 cups sugar, 4 eggs beaten separately, l cup milk. 2Is cups four. 4 teaspoons baking powder, s< teaspoon fiavoring. Cream the butter or butter substitute, add sugar and well beaten yolks of eggs. Mix and slit the flour and baking powder and add alternately with the milk. Add the fiavoring and fold in the stiff1y beaten whites of eggs. Bake in three layers in a moderately hot oven. Put the fol- lowing Pineapple Filling between and on top of layers.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
THROUGH A WOMANS EYES
eY JEAN NEWTON

women would resent this as an af- front to us all.
 Whats sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. If we want single standards in some things, we must abide by a single standard in all things. If we want to be self respect ing and meet men on an equal footing, we must expect. like men. to be ac- countable for our actions, to pay the price and take our medicine. and not squeal when we are caught and try tc get away on the same grounds as ar infant or an imbecile.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
Healthful Food For Little Folks
Hawaiian Crushed or Grated Pineapple

Children are very fond of Hawaiian Crushed or Grated Pineapple served just as it comes from the container. Let them eat as much of this luscious fruit as they like. It is very whole. some and very economical.
 For making pies, cakes, tarts, salads, sherbets and desserts of an kinds you will find it most conven. tent to use Hawaiian Crushed or Grated Pineapple.
 Your grocer has it in assorted sizes to meet your needs. Order six or a dozen tins from him today. It will keep perfectly on your pantry shelf. This is the genuine, sun-ripened Hawaiian Pineapple, picked in it's prime and sealed in air-proof con- tainers that same day.
 Send for our Recipe Book. It tells you how to make many tempting pineapple dishes.
 ASSOCIATION OF
 HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE PACKERS
 ss Ean Eashissss s.. Chicago
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
Pineapple Filling

- cup sugar. 1 egg white. J< cup boiling water. can grated or crushed pineapple. Boil sugar and water together until the syrup threads Pour gradually on well beaten white Beat until of right consistency to spread on cake. Drain the juice from the pineapple. Spread the pineapple on the cake. then spread the boiled frosting.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
MISS IDA eENGsToN

WASHINGTON-M Ida Beng ston heads corps of about 400 san itary biologists employed by the gov ernment in reconstruction.
 Their task is to help maimed sol diers regain control of injured mem bers and deranged mental faculties.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
THE ONCE OVER
By Fl. '. PHILLIPS

What appeals to educated drinkers the most is the statement that the Cashew tree fruit produces a state of intoxication which ''reverses the mo- tor nerves and gives tipplers an ir- resistible desire to walk backward" :" One of the reasons that temperance people do not cry for prohibition in Johannesburg is that they derive so much amusement watching the con- suming classes walking around town backwards.
 Many tourists ride horseback in Johannesburg, and more than the us- ual amount of amusement is occa- stoned when the drinkers in this class start tooling their horses through the main street backwards, too.
 If you drink enough of the Cashew tree. a desire to walk sideways may be produced also and 1t is very likely that after a weeks spree in the upper branches. one might be overwhelmed by a desire to walk backwards and sideways at one and the same time. This would be sighi worth seeing.
 A man 97 years of age, living near Augusta, Maine. is cutting teeth for the third time in his life. Healthy ly; serll
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08

As darkness comes others begin to topple from the trees in groups, until only the most hardened addicts re- main and try to hang from the top most limbs by their tails, utterly ig- norant of the fact they have no such appendages.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08

In 1920 almost 5000. 900 barrels of Chinese flour were shipped to Europe. New mills are to be built in the wheat growing sections.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
CONFESSIONS OF A HUSBAND!
 Tine Mam's Side of Married Life
lphysician bot fairlv fell into mv arm.

physician Dot fairly fell into my arms.
 Big tears were rolling down her
 cheeks; they represented not sorrow
 but utter exhaustion. Her will power more than anything else had kept her going. and now there was not longer any need for her to make such demands upon it. A great wave of pity swept over me. Perhaps from the worlds point of view I had not sinned against her, but in my heart knew I had done
 her heavy wrong.
 (To Be Continued)
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08
uP IN THE cAsHEW TREE

spend the vacation Johannesburg, South Africa, should not be over- looked. It has never appealed to Americans as a vacation resort in the past, but a missionary has returned from there with a report that delight full alcoholic beverages are made from practically every kind of vegeta-
 ton there. The highball tree has long been pictured in song and story,
 but it really exists in Johannesburg
 says the missionary.
 It's native name is the Cashew tree.
 indicating that it is a sort of a pay
 as-you- enter tree. The great diff
 culty is to keep tourists out of the
 treetops. it is gathered from the mis-
 sionary's story .. Americans
 in particular leap from limb to limb
 and scamper among the upper branches urging one another to have just one nfore."
 After a whole day in the highball trees the tourists come thick tongued and their chatter is not cas- fly interpreted. In the late afternoon and up to dusk one frequently hears violent outbursts =. sort oi frenzied chattering like that of mad dened apes then an agoniz- ing scream and the sound of a body crashing through the branches Te the trained ear of missionary the explanation is simple: Some tree ire uuenter has just said: ''Tll take . cigar this time" and aroused the an | ger of his associates and been throwr out.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08

A man s7 years of age, living near Augusta, Maine. is cutting teeth for the third time in his life. Healthy, white teeth are working up through the gums with four teeth in sight.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-08

A 40-foot vein of lead has been discovered in the heart of Dubuque Iowa, 160 feet below the city.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-16
ALEPH BETH FORMAL OPENING
POSTPONED

The formal opening of the Aleph
Beth Club, announced to take place in
the form Of an open house reception to
the Twin City people, on Sunday after
noon and evening, September 18th,
the 18th Birthday of the Club, has
been postponed indefinitely, due to
the inability of the diapers and 9TH
er furnishers to complete their work
until the following week. Definite
announcement as to the formal open
ing of the club will be made in a
subsequent issue of this paper.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-16
BEN BAER SUCCEEDED BY
TCKIER

Mr.. Ben Baer, who died in July
and who was President of the Ameri-
can National Bank for very long
time, has been succeeded in the
presidency by Mr.. Louis H. Ickler,
formerly Vice President of the in
stitution. He also assumes the
presidency of the Northern Savings
Bank. Other changes in the per-
sonnet of the officers of the bank
were made at a special meeting of
the directors held on Tuesday, most
interesting of which perhaps is the
election of Otto Bremen as Chairman
of the Board of Directors. Mr.. Ira
Baer, son of the deceased, Ben Baer,
and Assistant Cashier of the Bank,
was elected as Secretary of the Ex-
ecutive Committee.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-16
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

given in the Twin Cities. About 500
women are being planned for. No
special invitations have been issued
and all those desiring to come will
be welcome. The charge of admis-
sion will be $1.00 per person, which
will include refreshments. The pro-
ceeds will materially assist in the
upkeep of the Jewish Home for the
Aged. The hostesses for the party
are the following: Mesdames Mary
Burton, Ansel Birnberg, William
Druck, Edward Dockman, Sol Fligel-
man, Albert Goodman, Harry Har-
ris, Sam Jacob, NJ I. Lieberman, S.
N. Mogilner, Albert Podlasky, Ma
than Rudawsky, Henry Rudawsky
and Moses Skorish.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-16
SERVICES HELD FOR LEON AND
NORMAN d. KAHN

The bodies of Norman Daniel Kahn,
corporal in the World War, who
was killed in action on November 1,
1918, and of Leon Leroy Kahn, who
died of wounds received in action in
the Argonne Forest on November 4,
1918, we're returned to ST. Paul last
week with the bodies of a number of
other World War veterans. The young
men were brothers. Funeral services
for the young heroes were held at
the Mount Zion Temple, Holly &
Avon, on Sunday afternoon, Septem-
Der 18th, at 2:30 o'clock. Over 500
friends paid tribute to the memory
of these boys by their presence at
the services. DR.. I. L. Rypins deliv-
cred most touching and beautiful
sermon. The bodies were accompan-
led to the Mount Zion Cemetery by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
FINANCIAL.


REAL ESTATE LOANS ~
MONEY to loan. chattel loans salary
loans. See Us. Western Credit Co.. 7
Bynum nldg. Osase 571S.
SALARY aud chattel loans. =. u. Law
renee room 2, 2o2h $. Main.
WE BUY Liberty bonds. notes and month
ly payment mortgages, G. II. OVcrton,
MS s. Boulder.
REAL ESTATE LOANS tor tive ysafs on
business CT rosldeuce property In Tulsa d.
no CommissicB. principal payable any
time after tirst year or at end of five
yearB. interest semi'annuallyi farm loans
same terms
GREER iNVEsThENT COMPANY
sni simmons Hdg Phone Usage 21so
WE BUY secured notes iOS Security
BldE Phone Usage bsb7.
1880 PRIVATE money to loan on I'm
proved real estate. Call for NJ. J. Glass.
Usage 1884
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED sS
ALL LEAKY rOofs repaired any kind
prices reasonable work guaranteed,
Usage 579l
ABSOLUTELN windows cleaned laho,
both sides, floor polirhed. rugs cleaned.
Oklahoma 60, osAge iaso-J.
EXPERT sewing machine repairing. H.
HollyWau, Usage lbN
HAVE your gsE stoves and ranges CON
nocted and regulated by ckporieuc ed
man. Work guaranteed and reasonable
charges. Usage hA33-J.
J. v. KtRKLANp-Priy adiuster. IN
1sL
MArTNESsEs renovated aud recovered.
We retelt old mattresses, all work guar
snteed' Porter Msttress Co, Phone Usage
| AeCOkNfCO LACE CURTAIN IAuNpRy
| Usage s2Ss, iilS s, Cincinnati.
MhTlhEssEs renovated and recovered
\ returned home the same day, an work
guAtanieed, Tulsa Mattress Co.. Ihoa,
Osago a6lO. "'N'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
FINANCIAL.
OH LANDS AND ~

OH LANDS AND LEASES H-A
ron SALE1-Casing and line pipe Nui
come sn sco Ps' us bof," SF tSs s6h sf &
supply co. IS n Guthrie. Tulss Okla.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We, 'he undersigned. John Rogers. G..
G. Nye and o. q hitler of Eureka
Kansas DO hereby notify any and all
persons whosoever. that our interests IN
OIL and gas leases Of lands situated In
th" counties ~ Greenwood ana Butler, IN
tho state NJ kansas ana al our Interests
IN production from oil and gas leases ln
Withdrawn from the market and the same
are not for sale and no person is author
our name or in our behalf. for the sale Of
said inteIssts, or any part OF same.
-, ISted' october l5,, 1871 r,,
rnd Grant county. Okla, on block OF
acreage 2ls-E care world.
WILL TRADE sO-scre ease five wells
and new Marion power for National
INVESTM ENT
Looking for an Investment Have pat
snted d.sics. used on all oil wells, SAVING
thousn nds OF dollars on operating costs.
Now being manufactured In Tulsa. but
demand Is far exceeding facilities for
capital. Can show you big returns and
high class pr0pCs sition. We are open for
the most riEid investigation.
THE KELSEY MANUFACTURING co.
3Ai Kennedy Bldg.
WILL GIVE I 500 acres la Greenwood
county, Kansas, for offset well located
east OF Teetcr pool. looks good n ir
terested address Box 20j Bartlesvilie.
Okla.
WE'LL NOW DRILLING.
An undivided one-slNteenth interest in
drilling well and i20-acre lease. $3.50; No
wBta county 1000 foot drilling; one fourth
mile from producing oil wells In direct lin"
can take you up to see this lease any day.
Geo. w. Cunningham. sand Springs. okla.
phone i66.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
EMPLOYMENT
IILIr MNNrnn-,IAlr

LEARN hurOMOniLE BUSINESS
Ihornurh practical course. repairing and
operating, day or evening classes. start
now. can or write. open evenings
TULSA AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
Fourth street at Elgin.
Evans Howard Motor BuildiuE.
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CHEYENNE. E. 6ii-Two nicely fur
nished rooms Sink adjoining bath.
tcreuurd turch.
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lHtsuG, b.. ltt-rvo furnished rooms Tor
l.ght houH"ks0uing, modern
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

-Upholstering sni cnsm9
ing; Will open W shop about N0v T. In
meantime call Usage lSl4 from tu Z
y. m; Us years In the business ln Tulsa
GQbeit Gunsten
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ELwOOD =, g20-sieepinF roo,,,
Vste family. osage C5ts- :" P'''
ELwoos. $, sci--siesplns rooms for
rent.
FIFTH w. Tg7-Three very niss--.i-..-
ing rooms. close In, two tS. one "a
Ossge s72a-R. W.
FiRsT.CIAss sleepiug room, cio-s- a.,
reasonable rent Cedar aS2 IN
RON pFSir-i4Si ". Second, t6r,. rt..i,,
furulshed rooms, good neiEhborhnoi
RefSrences sachanged, Osage 96st
ron RENT--sleeping room aad Slttln9
80, ,ofnhined, OsAge 8ll7 iTaE "
Boulder -------.-..-----
Ss,,s,.I, W. ii0t--For rent. one I,,.,,
s.eepinE rooms close In. Very desirable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
WHERE 10 EAI
wANrrn-HoOMs on n0Nnp

GENTLEMAN wants permanent comfort
able upstairs sleeping quarters, with
private bath preferred, ga prtvatG con.
genial family. Please reply In drtaii.
clearly indicatnE way TO reach you. Ad-
dress 326.E, World.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms or amhN fur
niHhod house by couple, with garage,
call Ossge 75b5 before noon
WANTED TO REST--rWo unfurn 'ahpl
light Housekeeping rooma. Close in.
Usage eAc1.
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LiOIirnoustKEErIN0 ROOMS 10
BOULDER s. 620-1wp large. nicely
furnished, modern basement rooms. tor
iight housekeeping 81. cedar 2os0.
BOULDER, ~ toi-suito of modern
housekeeping rooms, ground floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
EMPLOYMENT
AZ uuda ihh hsadss -au @ pale In stpass.
sIrIArIONA MANTED. IEMAIE Z.

STU AiiONS WANTED, FEMALE "
EMPLOYED young lady wishes 60 help
mlddl class family. elderly people pre-
fcrrcd. a3t-E, world.
ENpERtENCEp middle agci lady will
care Tor children iu their home, by tho
he"19r 9bc refef"nce given Mrs. white
ENpERlESCED, deserving business Firlg
needing worG call Mrs. Hunt osnga
FOR FIRsr-CLASs laundry call Osago
1875. l0lb 8. quincy All wufk ruar-
Rntrcd. Quilts and blankets a specially
can Tor and deliver
FOR nrst-ciass laundry work call Osage
7s55-R Work called for and delivered
M1DDLE-AGBp widow lady wants posi-
tun 49, houEckcepor; privilege going
homo nights. Phone cedar l66t
sTENOGRAPHER -bookkecper, years eK-
pcrlehcr. desires Htcnugraphic or com
oination position. Wages tl25. OBage
STENoGRAPHER-ii years general OF
fioo experience. 522-E World
TRAINED NURSE-Open for engage
ment. Oaage 9ss-J.
TWO ladies' want employment. willing to
do any kind of work. Please call at
il5h $. Msybell 81
WANT position AZ housckeeper in bache-
lor apartment or widowrrH home. Home
ccoonsidered more than salary. Sgi-E.
World
WANTED Family washing. ti.BO and 90
per bundle. first-clRss work. Phone
Usage sl61 or Usage ii96-J.
wANrEn Position as practical Nurse
Mrs. Palmer. Usage i3i.
WE 20 GOOD home laundry work. opage
2ofg-R.
small house Tor winter or nurse, rsa-
souahle. Address $40 r. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SEHNttIS orIEHED 80
NATIONAL uDuHE 4 WtSDOw
CLEANING co.
windows cleaned Wnll paper woodwork
washed. floors wpTsd ana polished our
prices arn reasonable. Cedar 1880.
DID feather hodH maze into sectional
naftrusa,s, old pillows mado now
tHpEa 1896
HrDNIs connected. cleaned. repaired and
regulated. tosaf l22j.
WANTED. Carpenter work rcpaitlng.
runurrruH Els stoves. general. handy
man paiqo -a4l.
81 10 PER HOUR
For nll Kinds W plumbing repair work
Call 1. 90 HuHtriEht. tho open ahup
plumber Go2 E Third. Usage s982. All
work guaranteed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

MONEY TO LOAN
on improved Tulsa property: low rate Of
Interest liberal contract; no long delays;
no red tape.
AnKisoN, PAYNE a HENRY
LOANS, INSURANCE. BONDs
2s3.t Kennedy Bldg.
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llusso ,i.,,., s.. s. ..-, l,-rvo oan' opu.,aeepns
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EMPLOYMENT
HEIP WANTED-NIAIE

:
AMATEUR actors, performers, enter
tainers, musicians Cal at broadway
thoatcr afternoons for particulars OF
amateur contest every Friday ulght.
ANY INTEIIIGEST PERSON, either
u uoN, may earn 500 60 5000 monthly
ssrrs5pouding Tor newspapers. 50 to ti5
per column, all or spare dine, experience
unnecessary, ne cauNassiug, Send for
particulars. National Press Bureau, Buf-
falo n. y.
M pETECTlNE-E Excellent opportu-
nifty; good pay travel Write g, I.
Ludwig, Sst Westoyor BIDS, Kansas city.
Mo.
nuCGHNur maker. Can til s. boston.
FlREMEN, brskemen, beginners SiSO,
later $3.50 monthly. Write Railway, Ad-
dress box 45b-F, World,
SHIPPING AND TRAFFIC MEN
We are desiruus OF interN trwing several
men who S,lsh 60 qualify for Shipping and
traffic positions paying salary governed
by your ablity; accepted applicants will
be placed under the supervision Of our
staff aud trained n the special work
ncceHAarv for Industrial and railway ship
ping this can be done while holding your
present position. For appointment phone
room g2t Tulsa hotel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

NINTH W, 5Oi--seven rooms OF good ,l
by piece. Osage sGgT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

CHEYENNE ~. Gts--Two modern light
housekeeping rooms. couple employed.
flpag
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sPECIALs Ar rnh sTORls :.

WE DON'T ovERCHARGE Or mal;,ee. .,'.S GS9
pay for what We know about ',9ot
appliance, neither do we charge W ,bo
high sounding words, You pay Iof 80
arches only; our expert services on ,s
Wizard foot appliances sold at I4'- p'
4l2 8. Main, only.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

MONEY TO LOAN on farms, no red
tape; you get all you borrow; rates
reasonable c. n. Cleveland, room sl7
Kennedy Bldg. phone Cedar 2OI.
MONEY TO LOAN on vacant lots or real
estate Ia sums of $50 TO $1,000. Atlas
Investment Co. Usage 25gi-R.
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FOURTH. W. 40 Three nicely furuishcd
hourok'rrinr rooms Usage $50
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MATTRESSES renovated and roroyr..J.
we tetclt old felt mattresses; au s.rt
guaranteed. Porter Mattress Co, pauns
Usage 1886
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

NEW RUGS-27x5t. tapestry, tI.t. t,s
$3.50. Others half price. ili N. Bostoa
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YOUR LAST CHANCE

At this particular property; 10
acres. close In, on paved road with
good settled royalty of apprOXi-
mately three barrels per day; for
this week only. Entire feo and row
atty for sale; will not sell one with
the other. For particulars, cali
Usage 7025 or come to 4l4 Mayo
Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-25

MAIN, n, Ga piuips room ruite' Linn.
bert make, fumed oak, also two leather.
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FouHTH. W.. 7is-wsr furnished rooms
running water. southern sfppaufo. frHt
floor. pIIIHtr entrance.
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WOMAN WANTED
nnLr-MALE on rEMALE

HELP-MALE or FEMALE 40
BE READY for "a poaition IN six weeks,
take comptometcr course Rt Draugh-
oU.s business college, $40 South Main.
Phone Ossgc 2osl.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations November.
Positions {l.AO0-fl coo. Age lS upward.
ullary, instruction, write J. Leonard tfor-
mOr Ciyil Service eNaminer) 1895 Equit-
able Bldg, Warrington, II, c.
SPLENDID courses In business training
are offered IN our day and night scaool .
enroll now, praughOu'a business College,
$40 south Main. phono osaga 2osi,
SALESMAN AND AGENTs II
AUTOMOBU.E salesman wanted, must be
salesman, no order taker or JoyrldeT,
reference required. Address 9oS-E, World.
WANTED-rwo live agents, good se,ling
lines, good prices good commissions.
Can $40 south Quincy, after >. m.
WE viii add two high-class salespeopls
TO our retail organization, selling Eden
Electric Washing Machines. ASK for Mr.
Pratt Tulsa Electric shop, Second and
Boulder ST.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE is
ORPHAN BoY, i6. wants good home on
farm, Write Box sis oakhurst,
SITUATIONS WAITED. FEMALE as
Al shaG tAii hsaaas aatt 10 said 10 atSanss
COMPETENT stenographer. desires POSI-
ton, years experience IN various
lines. Usage 376s,
EXPERIENCED cashier desires position.
Phone Usage 2292-
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IT you want TO rent house arf.rr
walking distance and close 20 school ~
buy furniture on easy psymruts al . ~
price, call on Feldnan Furuitur, "a ., s
First. OEaua b7hb r' Co.
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tHEl bNNE. ~. GflHHTwu clean. ruuIa
Portable housekeeping rooms. connecting
bath, room Tor three Or four, fine neigh.
hofhood. close in