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Hit, tai w lht caller
l.lSGSNlllE July ts- Kingsvilie and
Coipus chiisti spht sVsn-in doubt, hin
hrt" today, the GsEsers taking ia. first
,ni' hf ntn tTofs " TO 81 ard the Wis
itnts loriing Tie second. p "a
Miih'~s had the locals eating out OF
i'is hand throughout The second game
And WIS touched for unlN two hits Ills
surpoii was ropd and he was particular
y effective ~ the pinchrs N,spn went
The tire iuut 81 the FIRST game amt
lpuf tam = ~ IL" second bu retired iu
tsy"r - hulane tfist ih. innrth Inning
~ shwaN plii'ilitp for the sharks got
~ D. hfl IN ~ .isth ihninr when
%" "ff'td t"ut mn TO- -usr-sai IN hnd
Iw &. hs bteaft.f which dfuN
v two iuhe .fathfws . d., Nd him o. 3
ir q tie sil 'rr..liW th III IN.I
" 70 fawe enl llw = mt three tii.
!" ~ remand q iuninps.
49, silNr won o. portion ~ DE- dax.r
work lN HisAhV hitfing. w'ila NJ saIllnA
~. W 49, To- Iafinf fhrisiI iittnnt 10
~" siffD tlNsn - of Nftli. 49,. Stufpt
Ernst a. Az ~
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! +ouston =, oHves,on ,.

GALVESTON. July l1-Iiousion hit
T. rfyinHr OPPORTUNITY today winning
tf' flira ina 80 the sarlae Will Tho
rdrtils 10 D
S0ore 10, influes u IA h
" iHn 90 YHA lHi 10 4
q ivfrtau ~, nao aeo 40 /. y
iisn'ri, - lNni .A's 80 GriintA. Per.
nluar. Glenn ard s. Hrisr
summary. 'rt i.sr hlfa T.aiinV
Nhit.'lasn Gfiniu. tAr e-lss. hit
v uivlf stolen base. Bailey truck ont
h' DonAli- 2 hy Peruvian hy cl,nn
hir,S on BALI OF ponslds inninrs
he'd. by perrymau with Z runs and
= hits. by Glenn wtib run and hiiN.
u n on la SEES. Galveston D.. Houston .
Empires penuldson md Breiienstein.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14
Causeway Crew
Battles Shark

For while the piledriger crew on
inc oahseway CONSTRUCTION work yes
'rfdav waRod relentless war on an
'-i"oi shark which came into the nhol e
low waters of the bay. About doz-
'n men. armed with anything from a
nAit nf pliers 10 q 40 foot section of
bling formed in battle array. When
the BATH" was over the shark was
h"fk IN deep water. and some OF the
rev are stu coming In" az The
caller goes 60 press
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

hnriord 70 ilollohan 20 Eibei Hollahan
20 Hartford 10 Fibei' assea NAH Yam
Wild pitch, cncrsham. haaes on balls Oft
hlfd 4 of cocrehan 2. OF Pate I. Oft
WHITAKER } strick out hvsHffd ~ bV
Whutat'r 2 by Pate O.. innings ulrohrd
~ Pate lu' q with hits and . runs
lets ~ hases Fort worth "a Shreveport
ln Time 250
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14
eirens~ TRADED

GALVESTON. r.sas. Iub a. u,h
'ouchfnan. main stay pitcher a. al.
,'Alferton Saudeitbs has h.eu traded
'of h'h finchsr star hur4r 81 tbe San
e".his f"atAt % ~as Announced it
y. v Jfopoh preAHent ~ no t..i,..t,.f
'iuh ihi- afternoon Ths trade was even
10 MONEY consideration being Involved
70 Wa- said.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14
Detroit n, pnllad,lphls .

DETROIT July 11.-psirolt made IL
two straight nom philsdeiphis to-day.
sits 81 Michigan hnrler. relieved mol
nnF- ga Ca" second inning and held phila-
delphia % five hits during the remainder
Of The game. Score.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14
CORPUS CHRISTI AND KINGSVILLE.
DIVIDE BIG DOUBLE HEADER

plllatd. two has. hits. jackson. partsin.
i"fi On bases corpus christi Kingsvilis
8. sacrifice hit Hair stolen base Isir.
TIM ma pitched. 10y Neisonsl h, Muinne
% struck uui, by Mathews 81 h, Nelson
l. 10y Mulsnc q baNer on haliA OH Nelson
J. OF Mulane !. Time. iiiu. Jmllso.
scott
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14
Robstolon Takes
Game from Alice

Special ~ The cali,r
ALICE Luiy H. Leroy iilN nuHd. his
initial srpesrssu~ IN AN indian unto 10
hete todaA AMI ls, IA. Cotnt dawn with
rulN thisV hits while his teammates
wet" tom,hinp min. fnr sven. viii. h
Melted fhfn the gainr. bV a rcOtr ~
to ]. III. Was golnF etrpnp Through %
out u" game and d~pend-d eBtigelt ap.
90 he support ~ the field 10 back him
up 10 the extent that We tanned ouls onc
man
AlN. ~ rt.d broken Iinsun tnsav
duo % Injuries a. players. ilsiui- Wiz
.Vts % Is ~ t. 20 out snd Palm
took hlt nts. a. second ~ uin-. who
r.s ht ne ~ outu IA ~ dit fhs hly
'.,ai Nof single siih-
stfnt Wis lu un The goNqt.s bench
TODAY tlir srtif' squad n uniform n'lns
"A ihs came
tn rwo 4 ans viii meet tomorrow 81
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NEW NOnk. July a. Susren-ion Of
l'Nber Reuth"r, Of the Rrooklyn. Ma
tipnels On chars. ~ Decentralization
w's announced todaN President Ehberts
- N" sur"thas said that the twirer had
.hsentsd himself. without leave
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

hattfn fur fa Fur in thr eighth
summary Two-has. hif Austin
run pinn, doulae lhass Paetinnat,en ~
- Ward e. Iinp MrManuA Ia Si.l.r
feehlnrAurh e. Pun a. pschiuHausL
struck out by Sho6ker %
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

CLEVELAND IlN ii-Itok Gram, 81
psnth hitting 10 tAe final hall of the ninth
gave Cleveland o. s. victor, ov.r
boSien today. breaking az IL uitehinV
duti h'tNctu Allan Russell nnA Milan
Hyth"rDn sothorun went into tbs irN
after 4 Wih throw hv pof Iahnsf.n ,tf.i,
n-uIrN Will. nlllhIME hAnl S.nr.-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

htoOi\LNN. JuN it lruohsu wnn
from Cincinnati tY % fuHHk ilniu.
runs ht Orfath amt NIldnff WITH
triple and TWO Hupl,s uett,d ave nuns
900 the hfIn Score
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

.fsAln tIls III suniont
hl ~" thiNl fnm ~ fhe ssu,s with
Nntonla .dN is q Noor. Of to 4.
nrusgo - m iNt j. uinle on tho
urri Iulrl O. 10 aua 'hf Exporters kept
rn th, ioinh- niinlit ilr rn. me-, Of the
mo
scnf iN nlfr- u u u.
N'HNnt1ni .. ilN Gua-S Is /
son Unto On unO dne--f 2
lHN ~ 'fsobus and Alexander
TIM nf nrfHh
s"i nlfv' HHf hifs. noos pnrot
49, -h.se hits. Johnston. Nea
i'f'-bsAe hits. ncmngrin. Nee
20 80 iiirNefinni homo run smith. dou-
fitr cross fn Fuller 20 Henry nj.
"ceF io Fuller ronnollv to Hem
~ W niN "a a. ~tsfed) bases on balls
70 lrnhus q, nu Timer 2 struck out.
~ Tinor 3. Wild pitches Timer halt
fatol.us
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

|NTI'N 80 = ~ ---ll WVV NUU UNI u
80 runs HobstowR 3. stolen hasea, Allen
!. Indsiy sacrifi~ hits Houston. =.
kusehe rruch out by Phillips q nv Xix
double play. y. pa4chsl to Alien 10
M,psaiei, hsHes on imlls. OFF Philips !
80 iitt 2; bit by pitcher. -. pssehai
'iton lesrs Alice 9. Hobstown :. Time
l-t4 Umpire. Ashton.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

'latf'1 iof ilodF. ln ne s.oond
flNif'a fof n ~ uisiri in the plehfh
.i@ttrd t0f f',Mttncs lu tho ninth
o. urs nN irfiur-i
Ntfhitf ten ,ss. uiN aiU no Do
- D. Afn 500 ono uNt C. 20
Summary Two. has,. nlf. s.trr,tA
l"it. iu0n. liarfis Gh~rlf,. Aa-tf.
thi't las fit Judge home ram Char.
sitf Shuitr ftalsn isHUs Sha nike Rl.a
Ailh.i double plaNs - koufkr 90 HaIfIa
% lHng' Oltourke So Hams ON8urte
70 Iudlt 2. bases on balls OF shaw
81 Iuir"nnnn ! ~ Zachary ] OF p.V
.hp.tt srheh out hs Mulrtuuan
by Zachary b IS Davenport s.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

bsiied fof Sothorun 10 th. ninth
Score Nv Innings
toht"h ...+..a.. ...... lul nnn Onr- 3
Cleveland 100 ono toi 4
summary Two-iaFa hits Nift Nunu .
maker SNEAKER Smith stolen bases
roster, iitunRrt. rsset on balls OF
Russell .. OFF Mails y on Sothornu
struck oui. hy Russell Z by AIan J. hy
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

RESULTS YESTERDAY


CUR COAST LsAoUE.
foNtt"wu Aii,.
AMEriCsn LEAGUE
~ silni Ton 10. Chlcarn %
iisN'lanu Boston 81
Detroit ~ philsd"lphia
Sci" York a. &c. Louis }
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Sew Norh o. 81 Louis T.
fiuoklAu o. Cincinnati
Boston a-l Chicago t.3
TEXAS LEAGUE
nan Wichita Fsiis g.
beaumont s san Antonio
Fort Worth a. shreveport
Houston : HalV'alon 9
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Gut COAST LFAot6.
kurfi Do &C Corpus christi
Alice az Robatown
AMERICAN LtAoUE.
Sow fDri ut 81 Ipnie
NaHhinptun at ghiraro.
PHILADELPHIA al Detroit
Boston ni Cleveland
NATIONAL LEAGUE
S Louis ut Sew YORK
chicago at BOSTON.
cincinnati at Hfontiyn
liitsimfch ~ Philadelphia
TEXAS LEAGUE.
lfrAutuent ~ san antonio
Dallas ct wichita Fails
Houston ~ Galveston.
Fort Worth NJ Shreveport
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philadelphia O.l ubu OOd s
ff'to"i tts... .... Ovt 0uI IGx4-li
SnWmaiN Tt'n-isSs hits. G. Waiksr
h~rteft hiue shorten thr...ImNe hits
Perkins pugau. lleimHnn ii4stlef. HON.
run N~Hch tfsef on balls OF Moore
on Reeve Z 80 FarFs struck nui bv
Moore hy Seefe ! 10, Parks Z
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

TEXAS LEAGUE.
nan II wichita Falle 3.
ii'auunui :. san Antonio
rnri Worth =, shreveport q
Houston Z. SalN,atOn :.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

CUR COAST LEAGUE.
''HInIt christi t-a Il. nysXiir "a.
foI town 4 Alifs
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Washing ten 10. chicago .
'i,V'Hnn = Boston 3.
Detroit ~ philsd"lphia
Sew Work a. 81. Louis
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


fuCA1o. Iuls Wssiiinpton mad
Two hfsiFht from Chicago TO-DAY 3
iiesths uHi tii. locals. in % score
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-14

- TVTTFEI 7 = = U y 2
Sew NoTh %. So Louis 4.
iiuoklNn o. Cincinnati
iuHiUu i-l Chicago t-3.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Fresh oysters and clans. Checker
line Market.
Bargains in ladies' and gents cloth
ing at Miss Selby's ll6 Pleasant
street.
THE Rider Of King Log a lumber
land drama, clean, powerful, inspir
ing production A Mutt & jeff and O
Clyde Cook comedy ,Harte Theatre
tomorrow.
The morning service at st. Peters
CHURCH, Sunday, Sept. %, will be held
at 1890 a. m. The 1880 morning ser
vice and the o'clock evening ser
vice will be omitted t.
See Midsummer Madness a story
that hurls the instincts of ages into
the midst Of modern conventions and
cleans them all with a living fire. AT
Opera House tonight and tomorrow
night.
Il. Clement Taylor the efficient see
rotary Of the North Adams Chamber
CT Commerce, who has been a fire..
quont visitor in bennington and who
assisted in the organization of the
local merchants association has re-
signed.
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ENING BANNER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER
WEAK, THIN FOLKS
NEE PHOSP HATE,
SAYS DR.. KOLLE

Br Frederic 81 Eolc. thc Ncw York
tuthor Of medical text books whose
opinions are greatly valued, writes:
when the nerve tissue begins 70
Ter youth and vivaciousness, SIC be-
,omes irritable, moody and dependent
It would be a godsend if more weak,
hin. nervous men ana wonien were
aware Of the efficacy Of Bitro-Phos-
phate."
Thousands Of thin, run down people
whose nervous energy is nraRly eX-
haustod are turning to Ritro- Phosphate
IS dispensed by w j. Gokay and other
lending druggists, because H. helps to
re-Ytalze the nerves increase bodily
weight and bring back oHorGy and
mental keanness
CAUTION - Although fIitro-Phos-
1hatc IN an ccrllcnt ala In reIieN iHg
weak, nervous conditions, itH use Is not
advised unless increased weight IL de-
sired.
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Dresses

New and desirable models devel-
oped in Serge, Poiret Twill, Trico-
tine, Crepe Meteor, Canton Crepe,
Roshonara Crepe and Charmelise.
Colors-Black, navy, Hanavan and
many combinations of colors.
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New Coats

Latest In Style-In Colors-In
Materials.
All warmly interlined and silk lined
throughout. Prices lowest in sew
eral seasons.
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Ti0f Yalama Cloth, Tricotine, Poir-
ct Twill and DaYetyneS, Plain tail
ored and embroidered models, col
lars are Of the convertible type,
plain or fur trimmed. PRICE
RANGE .S25. 90 TO $500
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The Drysdale Store

ESTABLISHED 1872

NEVER WE'RE THE NEW GOODS MORE FASCINATING THAN
NOW NOT IN YEARS HAVE PRICES BEEN SO MODERATE
SHOP WHERE YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT AT THE PRICES YOU
WANT TO PAY.
EVERYBODY IS STEPPING INTO NEW APPAREL. WHAT A
JOYOUS HOW ONE LOVES TO LAY ASIDE THE USED
THINGS AND WEAR SOMETHING SUPREMELY DELIGHTFULLY."-
NEW.
AND NOW OUR STORE is FILLED WITH THE HANDSOMEST
APPAREL OBTAINABLE. 1T is WAITING FOR YOUR INSPEC-
TTON. COME!
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-16

Another reduction announced today
by National Biscuit Company brings
Nabisco and other sugar waters in
packages back to pre-war levels.
Prices on the whole line of bulk var
ieties are further reduced from two to
five cents per pound.
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PATAPSCO

...ic Saturday night proved
] very nicely Of the children seems
fbe attentlcb drawn toward their
|. be very h h opened last week.
|Doks, as S'n found here are all cut
boz corn ooor TO be getting very
some lU IA this place, but it is hoped
s a mi1i remember the house SEC. OF IL the
niles are very attractive
Auton Oh" can see them come through
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-16

in any style Some have their lights
turned on in broad daylight, others
get theirs started and can't get them
stopped.
BASE ball is still in progress on old
Hill Top Park.
Listen for the wedding bells, they
will soon be ringing.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-16
DATIFICATION NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court of Carroll County
August Term, 1921.
Estate of Jacob Rupp. deceased
On application. it is ordered. this 18th day of
August, 1921, that the sale of Real Estate of
Jacob Rupp, late of Carroll county, deceased
made by Seranda c. Rupp and Harvey A. Rupp,
Executors of the last Will and Testament of said
deceased. and this day reported to this Court by
the said Executors, be ratified and confirmed I'M
less cause be shown to the contrary on or before
the LIST Monday, Bird day of October, next; provid-
ed copy of this order be inserted for three sue
cessive weeks in some newspaper printed and
published in Carroll county before the 4th Mon
day. 26th day of September, next.
The report states the amount of sale to
be 81. 1880
THOMAS HAINES.
J. WEBSTER EBAUGH.
JOHN K. MILLER
Judges
WILLIAM ARTHUR.
sep2-3t Register of Wills for Carroll County
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-16

Speed Wagon
Has RevoIutionized
Transportation
Six years ago whep first announcing this
nnenmatic tired truck, REQ said, "This
Sneed Wanr-r~ will revolutiOnize transport
tation~"
Today that prophecy is fact-a fact
known to everyone who owns or drives a
motor truck
Not only has this Speed Wagon changed all
methods of city delivery and invaded every
field of commercial activity, but it has per-
formed as great a service for the farmer,
the stockman, rancher, orchardist and
truck gardener.
Having done more kinds of hauling and de-
livering better than any other type of motor
truck, sit has also revOlutiOnized truck de-
sign and manufacture.
To such an extent is this true, it may be
said that every other practical commercial
vehicle under two tons capacity is frank
copy or an imitation of this Reo-Or is OBJ
sOlete.
Today the world is geared to this Speed
Wagon-it dominates the field regardless
of carrying capacities.
It's success has been tremendOus-un
cedented- because in conception in design,
in construction, it fits every business and
meets every need
Because of it's wonderful qualities its
great power, its endurance and low upkeep
its fame has spread until there are now
more than 50, 900 Speed Wagons in service
throughout the world
Wherever motor trucks are known this
Speed Wagon is known as the best
Price always the lowest, is now greatly re-
duced, while standard equipment has been
, increased by "Nobby Cord Tires all
around"
This Speed Wagon will do your work, do it
better and cheaper.
Economy is amazing - satisfaction SUI
preme.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-16
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAs REDUCED

$225O0 Grafonolas now only $4,000.
$4,000 Grafonolas now only $1250O.
$125.OO Grafonolas now only $4,000
$4,000 Grafonolas now only $4,000.
All the above are new instruments
and fully guaranteed. Write for cata-
logue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
BUSINESS SERVICE

MrcpNN1CO LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY
usaEa G21s lii9 S. Cincinnati
MATTRESSES renovated and. recovered.
We rpfolt ola watfroHs"s an work guar
ani.'d. Porter Mattress GO. Phone DHlga
1886
NATIONAL HOUSE q WINDOW
CLEANING GO.
NinUnwH cleaned, wallpaper. woodwork
washed. floors wuNsl and polished. our
IIi.-a sfr reasonable, cedar 1850
DIB feather tsda muu' into Hoctloual
mntttpaaeH. old pillows made now
DstK. 1856.
NNNTEb b-.'arpcnter work repairing.
connecting gas stoves, general. handy
man. oaago 235i
fi.bO PER HOUR
For an kinds % plumbing repair work
Call l.. ~ BUatriFht, tho open shop
plumber. cog T.. Third. Usage bga2. AT
work guaranteed
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BUSINESS SERVICE
PAINTING Nm DECOHNTING

ROOMS PAPEHED
Including paper Tor IS nnd up House
decorating in an is branches, estimates
cheerfuily given, all work guaranteed.
=, s. Sutherland, Go West Third. Usage
agt7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31

BttLDING MATERIALS
ALL KGNDs Of used buudIrr rnatari.
bought ID sold. Tulsa WrackinE "a
peny, - y, sixth ST. Cedar 1910
CEMENT BLOCKS. 5000. swan.s W
Phone Usage sac.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
USED PIANOS

II you are contemplating the flr
chase OF "A piano and feel thti
used instrument will fill your ne'g'
as well as O. new one, you cannot %
justice to yourself. fail to see ,Whs W
many bargains we offer. You az,
invited to come in and view "'
stock.
j. w. JENKINS SONS
MUSIC co.
All South Main Usage S135-SHt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31
HoTELs,-RooNING HOUSES

FOR SALE or trade. furniture and lease
~ GO-ruon commercial hotel, Ardmore,
Okla. for improved farm or garage build.
Ing. VIII give or take difference. p. ..
boy tlG. Ardmore or phone l0l Sapulpa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-31

apartments furuinhcd for light house.
keeping newly decorated. rent roaSonab'a.
EAsTON. ". 42l- one housekeeping room
nicely furulshcd 50 por week
FIFTH. W e20--Cioae in, modern, 2.room
Hight housekeeping apartment, adjuin-
FRISCO. s., 4ot- Furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping oaaEe bllb.
FRISCO. 81, gO9--Ouo room Tor light
housekoeping. close IN,
FRANKFoRT s., ,i'o5-Two ona 2-room
apartments, well furnished, bath and
telephone. close In, southcnst Usage
FRANKtORr. s., l2l5-For rent two de
sirablo duwnstalrs housekeeping rooms
usaEe tiii
HOUSTON $. 2l6-Two ught bousekrop-
Ing rooms. usagg at29 sleeping rooms
LAWTON. s.. s-s Two furnished light
Housekeeping rooms modern. rent rra-
sunahle, also two.room house, Usage
LlCHr housekeeping rooms 81 week.
slrcuiug ruows 81. tlh Msn.
LARGE vlsaa ight hour,kroping roou4
first floor. sleeping room second floor
LIGHT housekeeping rooms. ulcr neigh
borho,d Gail Jaaro te3i
LlGUr housrkeoplug rooms tor r,nt
MAIN. h.. e2iA .Fm ryHl tVu Hight
housekeeping rooms, not aud cold water.
close boz. Nsnre iN9H.
MAIN S.. ltgl Two nousrsr,plus rooms,
neat, clean, pleasant private yu'rancr,
convenient 10 bath, private reaii'ncc
MAIN S.. lIU6--Two light houaekcrplus
rooms. oHagr lNts
MAIN S. ,o.->irely furnished hou.a'
keeping rooms. close ln. ront reasonable"
PEORIA S. 5ls-r TWO modern house
keeping rooms ground floor $40 pet
month Adults osoEe SitS
QUAKER. B.. 7ll. one large ugbt house
krep.ng room front entrance.
SECOND. q. lgal Tva Usat huusghc,p
ing rooms. connecting bath. front and
back entrance
ST. LOUIS S., lI3e rwo-rorm furnisheI
modern FerNaUi quarters. electricity. ga
aud, water furnished. !-a per month. osaa,
SEVENTH ". u6--Two urht house.
keeping rooms and ktchcnett,, Osaga
1851.
THREE ROOM apartment. also b-ruon
completely furnished house. ClIlo,,
Osagu ly9l
qWO-ROOM ap5rtm5ut. On nov. m1d,TI
home, everything furnished tor house
keeping, one.hnif block from s Bptroi
lltney; three blocks from car line. Ccda
1855.
TWO-ROcM house and two-roam apari
ment furnished for light huuBskeopla,
can DHagH b2s2.
WHEELING s.. a-TWo modern hous.
keeping ro9uls, private entrance. IA,
Joining bath. Phone osogs eGg6-J ait
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UTICA. 90 900 Tsp light h0uf.krplrF
.--.rIH. modern if3 ger month pHHE"
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rA1ENr ArrnnNrY

PATENTS TRADEMARKS
Ask uH whether your trade marks are
protected ln south America. Write tur
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service. Mum a Co.,. Cl5 D. 81. A. ".
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AFRO SUPPLIES A>p RrrAlns )
GOODYEAR TWUs At LESS
THAN UNlF pnltE

There Hro over 500 satisfied uForE OF Good
year factory rebuilt iirrr Iu Tulsa count"
These po. uIr are saving m0ury Hui f'iNur
tire satisfaction. Why NOT join 90, crowd
PRICES
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Arro- roE uIHE-GhKNGEs

ANYONE who Wishes ear Htprnr" fof tho
wiutor in nice dry garage. can Usage
hHGF
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coon rnINGs no rAr

CANDY
Everything In caRy lines. always h.
best Tor less. The most reasonable huuss
IN the whole country don't miss 80
samples a. Saturday Mite Olympia IaF
Kitchen. II N Main.
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returned home the same day, all work
guaranteed Tulsa Natures CO. Phone
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BUSINESS SERVICE

nu-i>r~s shNtCt OffERtD 90
AbsOLCTELN. windows cleaned, ~ isC,
both sides. floors polished, rugs cleaned,
okianaWt Go. cedar -t5i,
ALL LEAIIN roofs repaired any ldng,
pricys reasonable work Euarautecu,
ususe g1s3.
EXPERT sewing machine repairing, B.
Uullyman. Osagr l,a
Gus JACKSON and wife former head
walter TULSA Country club, first class
catering and serving Also house clean
ms. Phone Usage aAt5,
HAVE your stoves connected, cleaned, rv,
paired and regulated Phone Cedar
1895.
HAVE Your GAS heaters and range,
connected and regulated hN experience
man Work guaranteed and REASONABLE
charge. osago btaS.I.
WILL repair your car In yuur own
garage. Naugg g9lA.J.
J. b. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. adjuster, III
collect b., 2l9 Security bldg Cedar
LET US 10 your washing, homo laundry.
Nicr clean work. Usage 3itt
MERRY wEATHERSrRIP GO,
win |wrnthcrstrp your windows and DOORS,
Phone usagu s-9l.
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/ returned home the same day, all work
/ guaranteed. Tulsa Natures CO. Phone
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EMPLOYMENT

SITUATIONS wANTED--FEMALE t3
The ads below must Ne paid In udNnnro.
COMPETENT SrENOGRApHER several
years experience. desires temporary
or permanent position. Reasonable salary
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