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The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-19
HIGHLAND PEACH CROP
 IS GREATLY DAMAGED

According to K. J. Watson, agri- culturst of the Prescott & North western Railroad the Johnson or chard at Highland has suffered great y rom the last two frosts, the evi- uehce of which is just now showing up.
 MT. Watson, as well as others who nave visited the orchard, state that the crop will be reduced about 50 per cent ot the original estimate, which VIII mean that something like 800 UT oO0 cars will be harvested at High 'dNd tls year. It is said that the peaches which are falling off the trees, caused by the frost, have liter any covered the ground. However 'ne reduction of fifty per cent leaves very substantial crop to be shipped and with 800 or 600 cars rolling to tue various markets of the country means quite snug sum of money "neh the fancy price which probably VIII De paid is received by Mr John 'V" and the stockholders of the Ar n'i'Sas Orchard Planting Company. 'o there is littel room for complaint ai'er all, when this crop, together '''h the four or five hundred cars of V'"'aloupes, watermelons, tomatoes, eucumbers, and other truck is taken i'.o consideration which will be '"pped off the Prescott X North ". a''ern this year, backed by top mar
 wy prices for each product.
 c, 0oules of oil cloth at 29c at Sample Shoe Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-19

pemonstratlon. Dsm ,rss Conneant of the University ,.kansas. extension department, home economies, has consented ''1 sive demonstration at the court tomorrow afternoon at 3 i'VI v'.l. on Hot Weather Selections, s;ob will comprise salads, sand ,.hos beverages and frozen deserts. rSis @ work was formerly carried on <. Miss Marcella Arthur. All the
 ;os of the town are cordially in s.ad There are no charges attached .l we feel sure you will regret it 4 vor do not come out and meet Miss rornant and see her wonderful work.
 ooOoo Missionary Society.
 The Young Ladies Missionary So- ;.+v of the Methodist church was very pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Sam Taylor White and Mrs. Cleve land Hit at the home of Mrs. Hit Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Burdine led +ho devotional Miss Florence White side Mrs. Calhoun and Mrs. Hobin Hamilton rendered program that was enjoyed by all The graduating Outft for an orphan for whom the society is responsible, will be com rIeted this week It is lovely outfit of which any girl would be proud. Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. White and Mrs. Hit.
 ooOoo
 The 1916 Club.
 Mrs. Berry Hesterly was hostess at one of the prettiest parties of the season yesterday afternoon when she entertained the 1916 club and a few friends. The cosy little home of the Hesterlys was beautiful and fragrant with it's decorations of spring flowers Seven tables were arranged for en- .thusiastic games of the clubs choice, 800. Mrs. Hart, Mrs. J. B. Hesterly and Mrs. John A. Davis assisted Mrs. Hesterly in dispensing hospitality Those present were Mesdames w. T. Hart, John A. Davis, T. c. McRae, Blake Scott, Watson White, Martin Guthrie Emond Logan, Warren Cum mings, K. k. Gordon, Frank Crumley Bernie Buchanan, Hartwell Greeson, C. D. McSwain, J. B. Hesterly, Mrs w. S. Jones, Otho Stephenson, Wren Scott, D. L. McRae, Misses Margaret White, Ruth Gresley, Gertrude Davis, Amelia White, Jerre Johnson, Mar celia Arthur, Mae Duke, Beulah Greeson, Hazel Hayes, Chessie Buch- anan.
 ooOoo
 The Thimble Club.
 The Thimble Club meeting for to-
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-19
MAD DOG WARNING

A mad dog has been killed in Pres colt which was found to have had hydrophobia, after an analysis by the State Board of Health
 By order of Mayor R. P. Hamby, all dogs running at large must be muzzled or they will be shot by the city marshal. This order is in effect from May 21st to June 21st,
 Either keep your dog up during this period or muzzle him.
 L. A. Willingham, 5-19d6 City Marshal.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-19
SOCIAL and PERSONAL By MNo. Phones 2i22A


morrow has been postponed Tbo udte ot meeting to be anno,nood later. 'o 0'
 ooOoo ! Mrs. T. C. McRae is expected fron, LlV'le Rock tomorrow for a visit with home folks.
 ooOoo Mrs. s. B. Gee left this morning Tor a visit with her son, Dr. R l. Gee at Hugo Oklahoma Mrs. Rice accompanied her to Hope.
 ooOoo
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Moore and lit- tie Miss Sara Lee. Moore Mrs. A. S. Buchanan and little Miss Katherine buchanan motored to Gurdon and "heelen Springs yesterday, spending a very pleasant day with friends.
 ooOoo
 Mrs. H. E. Bemis is spending the day Tn IeXarkana.
 Mrs. John Lewis returned yester- day from a visit with relatives at Murfreesboro. ooOoo
 Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Parker and Mrs. Parker's sister, Miss Fannie 1 Dell Goodwin, spent a while with Prescott friends today, returning from visit to ElDorado. They will finish the trip to DeQueen in their car. ooOoo
 Miss Louise Greeson is expected home Saturday from Galloway Col lege, having finished her exams. She l will not remain for the commence ment festivities.
 ooOoo
 Mrs. Dan Pittman, president of the Cemetery Association, announces that the Cemetery Association meeting will be postponed, that the ladies may attend Miss Connant's demonstration at the court house tomorrow after noon.
 ooOoo
 The party of young people plan ming moonlight picnic, and gigging party for tonight have had their spir- it's dampened several times today by the older heads predicting rain for tonight.
 ooOoo
 Mrs Henry Grove, Miss Clara Grove and young Ben Grove, and Mrs. Dolphus Whitten and children motored from Gurdon and spent to- day with Prescott friends.
 ooOoo
 Mrs. c. s. Losey has returned from three weeks visit at her old home Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-19

Charlie Tompkins went to Hope today to assist in the ball game there to defeat the Indians.
 Chas. s. Mccain left on the noon train today for Little Rock to spend Sunday with his parents.
 Dr. A. s. Buchanan returned today from Little Rock where he has been attending the Arkansas State Medical Association.
 Mrs. Leroy Thompson, who has been the guest of Mrs. T. E. Guerin for few days, returned to her home in Philadelphia yesterday.
 Mrs. J. s. Weaver left this morn ing to visit her son, Dr. Weaver at Hope.
 Miss Muta Haltom is visiting in Hope.
 Mrs. J. A. Bryan left last night on a visit to Little Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. Jno. H. Arnold of Hope, visited relatives in Prescott yesterday.
 x
 Arthur Westmoreland and Joe Bailey leave Monday for a ten-day camp, fishing and hunting.
 Aiken Kinsor came in yesterday from Minnesota to Spapd a ,ubil a with his parents.
 -X-
 o. H. Helbig returned today from a trip to St. Louis.
 Watson Hatley of Camden, is in the IcitY today.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-19

L. H. Thomas, tomato and canta- loupe shipper, has opened up his office in the building occupied by George Christopher, grocer, where his clients can see him at all times.
 All mems, womens' and childrens hose in the store at half price. They must go. Cooke & Ellis. 19d6
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-19
Hee flaws, by NelIe Sahc

Hee flaws, by NelIe Sahc
 A bulldog rarely gets any sympa- thy and he seldom needs it.
 A person shouldn't get credit for controlling his temper when he hasn't any.
 A woman who is in hurry to get home from neighbor's seems to get over it for awhile after she begins to hold the door open. You have often heard this: "He would be all right if it wasn't for one or two bad habits" Yes, everybody would. It may be talking too much, laughing too much, or crying too much, but everyone has some beset- ting sin.
 Some people put up with things all their lives, that another person wouldn't tolerate for one moment. l When a woman takes a general house-cleaning, the man must learn the location of things all over again. 1 When man takes two girls driy- ing at the same time, one or the other of the girls planned the trip; he didn't
 Headlines
 Farmers Union Warehouse is now a certainty.
 Presbyterian College at Little Rock
 Will fight the 2 cent rate.
 School election-J. c. Young and C.. R. Haynie reelected. Hotel meeting.
 Grand Lodge meeting.
 Dance at the skating rink pleas ant affair
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-19

Dr. M. V. Russell of Bodcaw, passed through today returning home from Little Rock, where he attended the State Medical Association.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-19

c, 0oules of oil cloth at 29c at Sample Shoe Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-19

Tom Kinsor, Rube Shackleford and Charlie Tompkins went to Hope today to assist in the ball game there to defeat the Indians.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-19

Chas. s. Mccain left on the moo train today for Little Rock to spen Sunday with his parents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
EMPLOYMENT
sNIhsMEN ANn ANENrs


AGENTs'New guaranteed hosiery propo.
sulon. wears year OF replaced treo'
1850 Rn hour 10 Workcts sample Tree
IhumNa MIS- Co. .lS Thomas bldg.
DAYTON. ohio.
AGENTS guaranteed $50 weekly who aver.
agc two orders daily spare nr whole
time, experience unnecessary. sample
i,2a'i FisS Mts re- Co. M TsiSa vernon 'Sa i'''''
AGENTS i3to an hour waterproof
kitchen apron. Mahe splendid christ
mas err. 40 laundering Dainty. dur
able, guaranteed. sample free. Thomas
Mtg 60. Dept t5lA, Dayton. ohio.
A BUSINESS OF NpUU UWN Mako
sparkling glass name piatcs numbers
rhcckcrboards. medhltunt, HEnu, biH
illustrated book FREE. n. rslmcr. tss
Wooster Onto.
A SCHOtARSHiP iu tho Tulsa business
college which s good iu aat ether Hc
credited commercial schoolH lu th"
attend an accrcdtcd school. Get de.
tails At lo9-ll 4. Third street oaaga
AGENTS Estabush live business uIr
money selling Ironing board covers vuicu
aprons. shopping bags. etc. Get Tee
cetnlog. Agents. supply, Lakeside BIDS
chicago.
AGENTS SO duu times representing Per
feet Comfort guaranteed hosiery, Must
wssr Ss, or Terlag'd ,ifSsSe l,Sd STEADY y.sf, gG,
earned. Experience unnecessary. SAMPLE
free. Trial will prove. Jennings Mfg
GO TRIAL ac7 Dayton. ohio.
AGENTS Men W women aell latest lcath.
or shopping bAg other good sellers,
every housewife huya Am n. Co., 3lg
w. Monroe 81. chicago.
AGENTS WANTED We want some good
men or women Co represent In the
sale of our Rio Graudc valley land We
have the best land the lowest price
and the easiest terms iu the valley. All
our Ggcnu are making money and very
You certainly know come frioude that
would buy this land. ~ write us Tor
contract on your home territory.
". a. SMITH.
si2 Main St Dallas TeNas.
CHEWING GuM-scll 10 stores, profitable
business hullt w quickly. SuCnruint
and popular favora iu novel packages.
write TODAY HELMET 60. Cincinnati O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04


better tbNltxie Olive green. pad lnok
attachments delivered price 80. Ucpre.
;,eentat,y'os wanted in EASTERN oh,lssho9,,,,'..
steel Locker sales Co.. Hos lloS Tulsa,
Olda.
Bt.oNE sALGSMES TO cell mauufac-
Jurors 'Inr VI Amvtira.r best make ~
leather vntk gloves. millions. automobile
end .rml ltra. s.o'ta This lino is a.
rect from tnr factory to tho retailer aud
positively can compete Wlth the beat
Lines nu The market N you are glove
a1lcsn1u h,IsH % good upruttlnity Nn
drawing accounts advanced sHlssWcn
must D., financially able tu carry thcm-
frlNes The lime Va large aud varied
enough O., warrant earning. .of trom
" Has,a.l If.Y 8. Wabash Az. chi.
teg1, M
LAboE s,uHr manufacturer wants
dToot tn wvsrgr ENrlu1ive uattrrnH
nE. ,,2.uTs. Free nwrica. Madison
MAXI flSia,i, M' .,ags M@SHT rr.r'o,oG rg. %,9e
rlu, a,uuia ana 1u,0i 81 rha M,rkry
Co.. i't broadway N,wburrh S..
make $500 10 1900 per month dIsui-
worR, G'"H c,sl"slys ocrr,cr, aGiomdSl. rSHSPs
LtNE CO. Dept Do. Dallas retss
NEw on LAMP uuHNs et@ AIR
y y. johnson, tti Aladdin ll'1E 600 W
Lake, chicago. tlI. inventor cot wonderful
new on lamp that burma gtT .lr and
heats gus on tIcttrictty is offering TO
givo one FREQ 90 tho frat uHpr In each
locality who viii help Introduce Co. Wrte
him Tor particulars.
"NE3nO sOLpiERs rs WAN. MANY
pictures VI colorcd troops. 100 pbur
book only $3.50. avcryhody buys. nronts
making f't "a day, big hit. scud a5c
fnr OUTFIT 10 publisher Jenkins Pub.
fishing go. Warhingtou, u. q.
SALESMAN " proven ability can now
connect with profitable proposition
Busino-s gettcrB will surely see me
sunday 2at Hotel WeHtiand
SALESMEN TO sell tho latest development
in outside electric signs, on straight HAl.
Rry or commission. The Mosayancy Co,
Springfield Ohio
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

SAIESMicN to sell tho latest development
In outside electric signs, on straight HAl
ary or commission, The McSayanoy Co,
Springfield. Ohio
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

AGENTs'New guaranteed hosiery propo.
fition. Wears year OF replaced free,
1850 an hour TO workUrs sample free
rhamaa Mfg Co. glS Thomas uldg.
D4NfuU ohio
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

Men Wanted, Learn Auto Business
TULSA AUTOMOBILE school,. INC
to2 y an 81 Evans Howard Motor nv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
EMPLOYMENT


YOUNG LADY wanted TO IN highgrade
position January LIST, eX teacher or col.
lcgc student preferred. Address Dept
A.70t American Bank Nldgt kanrus
tity. Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
GItTs ron TnE nOML

", : . "" W. no"h
btN Nouh Chrlstmss gifts Tor men and
women at Poplinger Bros, worthmore
1hup. FoTeeu 10 gult business sale.
IopunEer uros' Northmorf shop iob-le
'',ulh m"ih'
.....
ins cr,ch MNS .,,ns snd i,,in Pi,ei,ssuss M
,,tnls' C,"onc'5ns 0.. Ihu hhit'lhE aohe "a
"'ueI, 'r'Ee ~ tp-5,-.--.----.---- VI,
49,,
NM. "u,hny nsy MssinsnEsS si,HSS service f9'
,isase sls
cnAs. ~ nAss. cleaners dyers and hat.
~ sersi Quality service and price. osags
Ci.EANERS a DYERs--Quieh and salts.
dtssot9ry service Ideal Cleaners. osaEs
% sasi r"u'tn n,------------
CAR, uAsrv ,,. ... -
NH.Is nHaIi lnesasnEer service. ossEa
| MI. 10 be' your Amas packages uo'
''NeIeu
,,
Usage 27i iit West First for Christ.
mas tree and package hauling.
/
| CANDTEs--The truly appreciated Xmas
! gift, delightfully."- delicious chocoIates
roft hard eenters. packed in becomlns
Xmas boxes. Busy Bee. 2oi East Third.
!
! FOR Xmas trees delivering call t,olumb 4,
/ Bargage and Trsnsfer Usage s0sl
! tsXTRACpnrNAny rtipfs.i. .-g ,--,,--,..-
] aiiN 80 t,,,,,tNnH me- Maa SNLn
| bnrcs basitris and Sbins nHhniy, '1nvy
price shop now superior Toa Room. Lit
| 3 Main.
= - -----------------
ELECTRIC Elfts are both pleasing and
practical We have most complete
STOCK OF universal ana hotpoint Irons per-
oolators toasteIs' egg broilers. grilis ana
wA.L.9, mons We earnestiy rel9sst yon
.,,g,a.,,,ns go ~ We" p"i hhAhS psA"''tu' Et'
PEOPLES ELECTRIC SUPPLY co.
osar. etia ~ ''A'"' o.a.o a.s,
.s -s.ai'
floW WbhS- hoily Xmas plants, wreatha
,, snu pAHNvn, 1,in, insne h.a OF ssaI eVerlAsllne
Higg LUIS" ''0"' Sh'p' ""o'nsoh
CEDAR iszs
.------------,,s''' - = {, ,9--e'-------------- y
FURNITURE rugs, stoves ard everything
for the home at the lowest cash prices
Tor Xmas glnh. W. W, Beattie, 20 West
FIRST Phone ohage ssl.
FOR NMAs CANDIES candy canes
y noo9ns p9no eons ana 'Nefything IN
H,,@e -. ~ .. ',s'i,, --------,---
Gus JAtkhpNt formerly head walter
Tulhh country club. frBt- class service
Tor p"rtieHi also house cleaning Usage
sfti
GnEETiNG CARDS. Phone osaEe $3.50
for HNfUuirP Chairman BrlntiuQ "a gaa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

LOVELY pure siik nose for sf25 hos
OF three, a very suitable Xmas GIT for
vile, sweetheart Or mother. Gordon
booterios. Robinson Bldg, Ihird and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

sALESPEOPLE 10 sell pure .ilk silk-
wool mixture merccri2od line Of hoaierN
hofna cities anil towns. We deliver
commissions daily see or write q. e.
Wall, district managor, NaEwinthf
Apartments, NlnltR, Okla. Pure SILK
Hosiery Mills.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

3 SEX Read the Christmas Gift Suggestions s.a \
Hmrs IOM I'M

GIIrs TOH nEit A
MAKE HER appreciate your thoughtful-
ness by giving her one Of our lovely
imported bohemian bouduir lamps or
tonater or grlll or save her energy with
our Eden Washing MLchinc Tulsa Elcu-
tric shop, 20 West second.
rNHEN casserole, s1per tableware. du-
pleE freloss stove, cedar chest, alumi-
mum ware, electric iron. electric porCu-
lHtor, scissors manicure sets roHstor and
hundreds OF things she iiSca Hale
Hardware.
POOR MOTHER VIII thank you 3G5 days
out Of the year Tor that A. H. G. washer
and ironcr. The only ifuncr upon which
every article of clothing may be- iruucd,
Peoples Electric supply Co. Main At
sixth, Usage GSi3, Oshge a623.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

WO large unfurnished rooms, private
entrance modern home. Reference re-
ouircd rent reasonable. as s. Victor.
.bstgr G076
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

SOMETHING DIFFERENT Genuine In.
dian moCCsRious, blankets pattery,
beads. Navajo rugs. any name burnt free
on leather goods. Indian Novelty CO.,
sixth and Main street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
mE1r-MAir on rrMNLn

a .7ot American Bank ndg, kanuts
CITY, Mo
HElP-MAi OR FEMALE 20
MAN ON MgNfAN wanted salary tR6
fun time 7Er an hour snare tlue seu.
Ing guarsnteed hosiery to wear,r, ~,
peticncs unnecessary. A.l5f lntcrnational
NILS NorriHtown, "a.
MEN WOMEN wHntou 4aO.tln0 month
Government irbs MANY wanted Nr.r
Immediately tot list positions Franklun
Institute Dept daG-H Rochester, y.
WANTED DNCANtyEps
orarpirars Tor frnterpaI b.ntfleiary ir.
surArcs rrr.lrfiirp ar lad, CAN AZ 7ab
Iynch Rdr vuis, OKLA 1kIabowa
p-,tl-tt.. ...
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
EMPLOYMENT



SALESMAN wanted b. handle KatdeN rec
ord systomB hud drFk units In eastern
Oklahoma. ENcluHye territory as
slgred of'ico appliance salcsmen pre-
fcrrcd although experience is not q ne.
Vrasitv. Write today Tor booklet. Your
Opportunity kardcN saleH Co.. BoS
itos ru'ss. uha
ALEfMAN-Ilieh grade TO sell 70 bark
ond business executives an effective
bulletin service Ntiic Court Decisions
N"rortlug Corporation, 90 Pine s. New
''iN 'lN. ...-......-.
sALFsMAN Are you looking for lines
that sell in December and ell the year
tound' Lines that pay p generous COM
mission and are gsay t0 soll2 n you
value your service at 800 week or
Printed Tape Co, 2ili tybourn NVr
chicago.
sAl,EsMEN Barn up TO $500 or more
monthly demonstrating and oclling
marvellous 3.pouud desk addtnF ma
chiur Sells on sirht for ~ Does work
NJ more costly machines, speedy. nrcur.
ate. gunrnniccd. Protected territory
open write Tor quick trial offer Pang.
born Adding Machine Go. Dept. W.
GRAND Rapids, Miah.
SAlEsMEN Local factory earning bet
Ter than "O per cent ror month on
fslr,I4t n',s,sa r 1n n,HE'a' e,na","
want blue hlnodei men To- handle sale
ot shares Tor u.s. Mon on Job doins
Product used ana endorsed by biggest
men ln state. No advances See ur
write l"" William, fiscal agent b2e
Nnblnson HldE In offco sunday 10 60
~ %. m. and 10 y. m and every day
during w"ok rhonr Cedar 40.
SiUEtINE sALESNtEN. dcsiore.
Ford door Iiffy handles Outreu your
regular limo, if6 week commissions
Write quick Peoria Novelty Co. Dept.
4 Peoria, H.
sAlisMEN To ecu run line of crookcrN
tuUWglwNro. EiaaHwnrp. aluminium, etc
Also cash job lots decorated odds and
ends. and Job lots ~ white crockery
uud -nnmolwurr Nir commission paid
promptly. Baker Pottery CO.. SebrlnE.
Onto
ShLESMEN. powered, of good adj
drcHs on most attractive proposition In
country Room go uohinson nliF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

W WANTED--poshion, first class stanoE
rapher, college graduate, five years ex-
perlence as secretary and stenogrs Oh sr
Phone isl0-R, sspulpA,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
EMPLOYMENT


NNlif7NHfsN M 1fU'.,,. =
sALEHMAN wanted, frisco, south 20
Honryettai Midland valley. pawhuska
TO Muskogcsl also city. Apply In own
handWritlng gtvirg age etc telephone
number Address box i72s,
SALESMAN wanted for special line spring
dry goods on comm ission. Factory to
retailer Splendid side line for travel
ers Bryu- Mawr Mills. Philedclphia, Pa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
DiNNER AND DtCORATiONs

DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY
pasteurlEed milk coffee crcaU., and whip
ping cream all products guaranteed.
12 West Fourth. Usage bs9.
FOR sALE--tOO lbs. choice pecans. SIS
per cwt FOR lot Mrs Florence Al
bright Route !, Heggs, okla
HAVE NOu tried the lunches served al
The Sayre's Drug ~ East Second, from
u tll ~ Lovely home made mince pies
like mother used TO make, served eyerv
day The best In everything that can
be served a. the most reasonable prices.
NICE HICKORY NUTS Tor sale. 90
eushel. W. G, Cawthon. Boa sS3,
Alma ARK.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

PLAsTER1No. repair patch work sre
cial. al work neatly and promptly done
Usage 72i7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

HOUSE SHOES FOR MEN. csc AND UP.
TULSA GARMENT FACTORY
SURPRISE him ana teach HIM economy,
50 thar he VIII IKE 90 shave with our
pr flash light Find them a. Tulsa
Electric SHOP. "a w. Second
SHAVING sET--Huntlng coat fine tools
tool chest. guns fishing rods reels
gun case. smoking set safety razor. flash
lighter. shaving mirror sweater, otflc"
sweater. See Hale HARDWARE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

,hlESAEN. HtilEh powered, ~ good adj
drcHs on most attractive proposition In
country Room $50 Robinson uldE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

BUSINESS SERVICE

BUILDING AND CONTRACTING a.
EoTfCE-Cistetns cleaned and repaired
by shinpoch Guthrie. Phone Cedar
lblo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
EMPLOYMENT
ItEI.p WANTrD--NAI.F

MEN--Stbo an hour displaying Thomas
Allwcather cuatc. You simply wear coat
ana book orders No delivering or cot
lscting Coat free to workers Thomas
MIS- 60. section ibit. Dayton, ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

STRONG young eolored woman expert
enosd cook with albumin, wishes work
for white doctor, for less wages
go anywhere. Address s. Brough, 40k
n. Elgln Ave, Tulsa. Okla. Phone
Osage 332a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

SALEFMAN grade TO sell 90 bank
und business executives an effective
bulletin service. White Court Decisions
York tWN