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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
BRUCE BONIE ELECTED
REALTORS PRESIDENT
Richmondcr Is Unanimous
Choice of Virginia Real
Estate Association.
MEET NEXT IN ROANOKE CITY
t.. Ray richardson, Also of RichmpnL.
IL ltc-Etcrtch Secretary OF urrnni.
nii"n-ilnmpton Roads Development
indorscd.

NORFOLK ", or, ur,,,,
,,, -, r;,h,
'''''''" ''T
"'S oy Il unanimous vote 10 be prcs-
dent Of the Virginia Real Estate As
gocia,ion for IN. coming vc,-
o.,
Wy '"o CON
Neh'ioh III session today were: Il
Ray Richardson. Richmond. reelected
secretary. John Graham A,ox,pd-t,
'' N'''''S ~ i''l' foa
hoNe. vice president: Joseph l.. Ives.
Norfolk. vice. president; II X. Haw-
thornc. charlottesville. vicc-orrsi
dent. and q NJ. Flyuu. panyill, >ir.
president
Omcers were elected on tho renor.
Of the no,pina,iny cnu,,,i,,n ,,htc,,
was adon;cd he ,ho co,y,rt!,,, ,,',,,
mn, , d,.a,,,,,,,, :, =, -, 10
~, r,rro,, ., -, 49,
,,. ~, 80.
A. cS'"'h'.
'"' ne" r'tSs"'ht' haH
, Va '"t association
- '"i''"''"n year NE" IL
'.'t",""'"' ~ PRESIDENT % the Nich >
'hohu iIcai Estate Exchange he had
large part In the work of orSaniz
ing the Stat" body. lie succeeds
Paul r. Collins, OF Norfolk. who has
Development "f Hampton Roads as
n stat" and national port rcclama-
ton and settlement az waste i,nG.
IN virginia and the good roads nrn-
cram already Endorsed in n scnnrntr
resolution were given unonIuo,. 49,,
.rov,I I, r.,,,,,,io,,, 1880, ,n
hv IN. virrInic no., y..,,,n -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
Dealers, AS 4 rule. are well

stored. Dealers, AS a rule. are well
stocked
Coal prices generally now "A
nearing the prc-war levels. Nonunion
mines are selling on tho average
about 80 cents ton cheaper than
union mines.
Low production OF bituminouS coal
this year Is simply 4 reflection OF the
economic depression. The coal mine
operative and the dealer have kent
production and storage just a little
in advance Of demand. Shipments are
running only IA per cent below those
Of this period last year
production during the next few
months should continue slightly in
advance of demand. /. seems certain.
Thus. IA business picks up. the coal
Industry will advance before it
Copyright. 1921. Public Ledger Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
OPERATING EXPENSES CUT
40 PER CENT IN AUGUST
Revenues Within | Per Cent
Of Total in Corresponding
Month in 1920.
SPLENDID MONTHS RECORD
Net fncomc for Period In 1921 In
crcnscs iS5 Per Cent Over tOrrr-
spending Period In 1910. pp to
August II.

Joseph w. Coke, comptroller OF the
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pnny. has JUS; issued statement Of
the revenues. expenses and net in
come for the month Of August, 1921.
compared with August, 1920, showing
that thc acreage mileage operated
in August was 2.23i.i0. against o.
22l.25. AN increase OF s.So miles. The
operating revenues, freight. passcn-
ger, mail and express. other traus-
portat!on. Incidental and joint GaciI-
1ty tptail"d :G.'Sai65ni IN August.
1921. Il dccrouoc of 10 per cent under
IA" i"tal for August. 1920
The operating expcnacs. covering
maintenance uI "ny ana structures.
maintenance OF equipment. traffic.
transportation. raii-lino. misccliIn-
cous operations. general ana trans
p"rtation for Investment iotallrd So
2iD.Gas.;. d.crea.c Of 80 per cent
under August. 1920.
Net Revenue. increase.
The no, railway operating revenues
for August, 1921. to;nlicI siai2,-
TGG.55. an increase OF 22o per cent over
August. 1920. whiIc the net income
!or August, 1871 was s372.>4G.io.
AGAINST a doacit OF sl.S3G.I02;5 in
August. 1920 nn increase OF s2,5OS.-
1856. or 1873 per cent,
Tho proportion OF operating cx-
pcnscs to opcru;inl. revenues in Au-
gust. 1921. vas 1926 per cen, as
tga!ns; 1889 per cent IN August.
1920 Tn" proportion % trana3ort:.-
ton expenses 20 operating revenues
in August, 1871. was - 80 per cent.
ns arainBt 52.67 per cent IN August,
1920
For ciTh, months. 10 August y.
1921. tho railway operating revenues
,otniicd '52 773,i2223 in 1921. ar
against !a3nS6.3cS IG in 1920, "a de-
crease OF S3l2.s95.93, or per cont.
The railway operating expenses for
the ciEh, months In 1927 to,un.d
3st.32G.0j0.Si, AS against s5i.i3i.2iG 81.
a decrease OF Slo,lo5.IGoiS. or Il per
cent.
Net Income for Flight Nonths.
Tn" net Income for the same period
was sas:754l 81 IN 1921. "a acains,
R d"ncit Of st5ln.75l ~ Cor the eight
33a 2"233 or ls5 per cent
The proportion OF operating ok
penses TO generating revenues for tho
eight months period In 1921 wac
Sc 90 pcr cent against 1888 pcr cont
for tho same period IN 1920 The
proportion or TRANSPORTATION expenses
to operating revenues for Tho eight
!nontha period In 1921 was sn.O2 ms
against iGo5 per cent for the same
period in iG2n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
plantation Changes Hnnd-.

FREDERiCKSBUEt Va. Oct. S.
r. A. Thomas and J. c. Smell have
sold to Willing Bowie Eastern View
Farm containing zig acres, situated
near woodslanc in Caroline County.
This place was formerly the home OF
George White and is looked upon as
one Of the best located farms in that
section from a scenic viewpoint.
From IL, looking across the Malta
poni River. can be seen Mount
Hcphyr," former home oil James /.
White: Wildwood. where Cornelius
Campbell formerly lived ana many
her places Of interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
100000 TONS IN COAL PILE
OF UNITED STATES THIS WINTER
Large Reserves of More Than ,OOG 900 Tons in Elk.
cess of Last Winter Preclude Fear of Shortage
This Year, Director Gushing Reports.

WASlIINGTON. Oct s.-Coal re-
serves total ahou; 100000 tons. talk
Ing tho country as whole. accord
Ing to computation by Director Cush-
Ing. Of the American Wholesale Coal
Association.
There need be li:tlc fear Of 4 coal
shortage this winter" he said. either
from an industrial or consumers
standpoint Storage holdings arc
hHort 1".ono.c00 tons more than las,
year. only an emergency such az :,
strike can make trouble. On the
whole. the coal outlook is very good
The railroads are better supplied
with coal than any other line of in
dustry. They have In storage abou,
40 per cent more coal than a wear
ago. Public utility companies are not
SO we'll supplied.
Some hous"holi.rs have coal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
CONTRACTS AWARDED
FOR SCHOOL BUILDING
I""n or GROVE Z" Have SI5O.OOa
Structure Completed by the
First of ,Inuuary

CRF.WE. VA, oct. S.-Thc contrac;
for completion OF the $4,000 school
huiiding here. has been awarded to
Gooch- Williams &c Co. Of Norfolk,
ana the heating contract to tho Dixie
tiumbinS and Heating Company, of
Norfolk. All work Will he done un-
DR. ~" supervision OF q. Il. Raglan,
architect.
Work VIII lie commenced at once
and ii is hoped To have the buildin,:
indicted nv January. 1872
When completed the school will be
one OF the largest and most comfort
able in Southside Virginia and will he
great addition 10 the town of
Crcwc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
- Cent. incrcrsc In Crude on.

FIEDt,.\Y. o oct. S.-Thr Ohio oil
Company one OF the largest distribut-
ing companies IN the United States.
announced Il further advance of -
cents in the prize. Of al Central
W"st grades OF crude OIL. as we'll 9
a IL to 90 cen; advance in the rric"
of wyoming oils. Tho new Central
West prices are: Lima. sees: In
diana. SlSS: Wooster. ;2.30: Illinois.
:i.77: 'rinc.ton, Sl.7.: plymouth.
81 %: Waterloo. Sl.25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
AND LUMBER
Trades ARE IMPROVING
Director lard Makes Report
on Unemployment in the
Fifth District.
About 2,60D Put To Work Since inn
unrJ ItrduclnE Unemployed In city
I" 1..OJ when Data Was Gathered
ZOE Conference.

The unemployment surrey recent
composed OF Delaware. Maryland. IN.
District OF Columbia, Virginia. Wo.,
Virginia. North Carolina. south Caro-
Ina. Georgia and Florida for the use
Of the conference on unemployment,
which opened September 10. showed n
steady Increase in employment /!
textiles. general railroad ..nploy-
mcn;. iumbe. and It's manufactures
while decrease In employment va,
acted In iron and steel. tobacco pro-
duets, stone. clay and glass pro-
ducts.
deduction Noted la Rirhiuund.
Ralph Izaid. director Of IN. i'!f;h
District. who conducted tho survey
says ii showed that Richmond ha.
$500 out OF employment. 81 rcduc
Ton of about 1000 from the result, Of
the survey conducted last January
y very large percentage of this UNI
rinp.oymcnt was found In tnc steel
ma iron group. tobacco manufactures
y. - u,
followed by paper and printing and
10 a smaller extent in the other in
dGstF!es. Building trades In Rich
nund at the time o: the survey were
very generally AT work
Norfolk showed bu; little unem-
,IOyincnt, except water front work.
eis. including marin" engineers. nj
lots. mast tore. mates and sea,uor,
which, together with 1000 Navy Yard
Employees recently ic, out made an
aggregate OF $500 for NorfolI5 and
Portsmouth. OF which $500 wcr. in
tnc above mentioned classes
Unemployment in Roanoke IL prac-
tically entirely confined 10 $500 rail
roa! shop workers.
Cooperation Is Needed.
Director lizard In 4 statement says
While abnormal uncn ploy,ucn; cx-
lists Throughout, the United States, in
Guiding the Fifth District, the con-
di,tons Ia this district are no, SO
serious as they are in come other
sections cf the country. and IL /.
confidently believed that II the
recommendations OF the conference
are carried out and a whole hearted
effort made 10y the Stnjcs and mun!-
Qualities. through the corporation
OF the employers with such agencies
as may exist, or may DC promptly es-
tahlishcd for rcgistcr.n. and hand
!'n@ the unemployed in each city. but
.Ittie actual suffering need be antici-
naIc! Without such active co-orcr-
alton. however, littlc can he accom-
I!.shcd. Employers must be as ac-
i've in placing; their requirements In
the hands OF those agencies. which
can supply them rs the uncmploye.,
arc In iilinS their applications for
employment WIKI the sam. agencies.
BUSINESS throughout the country
shows distinct Improvements. and
reel that there are but few active
business concerns who cannot find
Dom for fcw more employees at a
asonablc compensation To tide them
over the winter. While the number
taken on by any one or two employ
:rs may seem small, the aggregate
II this action is generally taken
throughout, the district and through
out the United States, would go far
towards relieving the situation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
Financial Realty

CITY ana Staie-For sale, Rent
or Exchnns,--Wcck's Summary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

continued on Second nage)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

Fourlurean and Mrs. s. II. Bemiss are
In charge. and In this Miss Garland
kcilam sings "If II Wish Could MAKE
II So" Hi., the leading feature will
be the Jack Frost dance. by Miss
Elinor Fry. FOR this il said TO be one
Of the most beautiful things in tho
entire performance
Miss Ernistync Jean Bachrach and
Fred Guggcnhc inner will give at the
Club" In the polo dance. which Mrs.
James Bealc Cohen is chapcroning
ana in which pallcn Aschcr is to sing
"a solo. The costumes In this dance
are exceedingly fetching and smart.
Miss Thclml Keen has a special dance
called ~ the Fair which Is 10
feature the Spanish dance arranged
by Mrs. Stuart l.. Sowcll. and with
tho Chinese maidcns Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Call viii sing. Mrs. Paul
Gibson is 10 have n speciality with
the market slaves. In which her part
ncr wili be Allen Quinn. and Che viii
also give another solo dance. in the
third part In which. too. CrOxton Cor
don viii sing The Girl Who Keeps
Nc Guessing" Altogether THE Mcr-
~ Whirl OF 1921" is TO be "a gorgeous
rrodsction. and already Indications
are that the boxes will bc filed for
every performance. Tickets Will go
on sale at the hox Office at the hcad-
envy the latter part OF this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Solid Mahogany Furniture
For Better Homes

will er Homes however not high priceshere
and
these Stocks likewise these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Tor Gifts Useful Enduring Worthwhile
ToGet the Things You Want Not Make
DO Your Xmas Shopping Early

Our best for EARLY Shopping are OUR
assemblag of delightfully."-
things that will fulfill their with exacn comprise
things would take through all the departments
e At no time prior to Thanksgiving
the great Xmas Holiday Season. MILLER RHOADS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
From a WOman'S
Point O. View
~ ll |

Miller & Rhoads ex-
tend a very cordial well
come to all executives
and delegates attendant
upon the Educational
Conference which con-
venes in Ric h m ond
THIS week. You will
find our store attired in
holiday apparel-it's a
wonderful time to shop,
while everything is so
NEW and FRESH.
Should you desire informa-
ton about Richmond's
points of interest, it's
hotels, boarding houses,
churches, hospitals, rail
road stations. or arrivals
and departures of trains,
as we'll as taxicab and
street car service, location
of public buildings, or in
formation of plays and
houses Of amusement, our
Personal Service Bureau
graciously awaitr YOU.
You needn't be so terribly
snobbish just because you
ARE GOOD LOOKING"
said Model Binner Cor
set to charming dinner
gown of Spanish Lace
over crepe meteor. "for
without ME you couldn't
HOLD YOUR OWN, and
you KNOW IT."
"ALL of us have come
DOWN to earth during the
last few months" re-
sumed the Corset. lone
year ago I was holding
MY OWN for $3.50.
This year my very same
services may be had for
S14.5O." Since you have
ADMITTED YOU have been
trimmed" confidentially
resumed the vivacious din
ner dress. my lord and
master I'm ming, OF
course, our ready-to-wear
buyer) has had the auda-
city to cut me outrageous
ly, too. Once my Royal
Highness was demanding
$1,000, while today-sh!
would you believe 1t,
Madamoiselle may possess
ME for $1,000?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Engraving
Personal Greeting
Cards
For Christmas

Our styles are the most
unusual and distinctive
we have ever shown.
Variety of designs.
quality or workmanship
and service are all that
are desired.
Calendars. Seals, Tags.
Tissue Paper and Gift
Dressings OF all kind for
your Xmas packages now
ready and on display in
our Stationery Depart
ment. Basement, South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

p. S.-Lct us make the
visit Of Marshal Foch in
Richmond a day such as the
Armistice Day. Let EVERY
business house. EVERY pub
lie building and EVERY
residence proudly float the
STARS AND STRIPES and
the TRI-COLOR OF FRANCE
(such rs our Basement Store
Is in a position TO supply at
very moderate prices). Let
us, just THIS ONCE, at
least, FIND OUR VOICES;
otherwise, the great marshal
Will not understand HOW
happy we are TO welcome
him to our historic capital.
See OUR Window Display. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
There Is Nothing

which takes the place of
Yuletide sentiment prop
crly expressed. properly
decorated and properly
engraved. Hundreds OF
patrons have expressed
their appreciation Of the
LARGE and EXCLUSIVE
designs the Engraving De-
partment Is off ering
RIGHT NOW. When, in
the mad rush of Christ
mas shopping, you realize
YOUR CARDS are ALL
READY for posting, what
a sigh of RELIEF! While
the Tags, Seals, Wrapping
Paper, Ribbon. Cords and
Fixtures for the Christ
mas packages are so now
and fresh SHOP EARLY,
so that you do NOT miss
the best selection.
The REAL Interpretation of
what good FURNITURE
and RUGS mean to home
will be understood by
those of you who visit the
Jefferson Hotel during the
Following weeks and note
the wonderful TRANS
f 0 Il NJ y TION there.
Through corridors and
lobby, palm garden and
inches. FURNITURE and
RUGS, rich and elegant,
decorate those once hope
lessly cold and formal sur
roundings, conveying them
into a hostelry OF which
all Richmond is proud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
Windsor Chairs $3.50
Genuine Mahogany
Gateleg Table $3.50


illustrated
IN tral
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25

PREJETE 81 miti svuj vlast-
nj domov? Mann na prodej v
okoli Broadway mensl do,nek
s peknym zarizenfm "a prici-
nou odjezdu. Tento domek je
velmi vyhodny pro malou ra-
dinu, aneb starsi lidi, kteri
cht6ji miti male vylohy. Cena
pouze S225O. Hotove asi $1,000
a ostatni VAN obstaram. 'Hla-
ste Sc u Ant. Cerny, 1852 E.
139 ul. Tel. Union 1891, aneb
sc pteitc V elsie 3067 Nursery
ul.. (Ut. CIV. Sob. J
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25
NASLEDOVAL PRlkLADu
SVEHO KAMARADA.

18lety Gustav Druhovic, G.
1903 Shawnee ave-, verny pfi-
tel druh Jana Zajice, Jenz
spachal sebevrazdu nest'ast-
ne lasky vcera odpoledne ulo
zen byl ma hrbitove V Euclid
Village, nasledoYal vcera sve-
he kamarada a "a podobnych
okolnosti posetile zmafil svuJ
mlady zivot. Zastrelil Sc na zad
MIN dvorku domu, kde bydlela
jeho milenka Mary Pugelova.
Oba sebevrahove byli spoludru
hy cd mladf a spoluzaci a smut
ny .jejich osud budi celem o.
koli znacny rozruch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25
POZEMKOVE JEDNA-
TELSTVf.

Chcete-li prodati Vas dunn
pro jednu neb vice rodin, lot,
obchodni misto aneb farmu,
navstivte mas. Zname lidi, KITE
ri cekaji ma prilezitost koup;ti,
nebot' u mas Sc primo kup-
Gem dohodnete.
Veskere notarske prace wy
fizuje
FRANK JESTRAB CO.
Adjuster, Transaction of Real
Estate, General Insurance
3414 w. 44. ul. blize Storer av.
Telefon Lorain 234 w. 1-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25

PRONAJME Sc venkovske
obydli, jest V mem 8 mistnosti,
p6knV sklep, cisternova voda,
zavedena do kuchyne a stud
na vedle. Zaroven jsou k po-
uziti sctaje, kolna, slepicnfk
zahradka ma zeleninu, ovocne
stromy a kusr&zdelaneho pole.
Jest to ma Is. zastavce A. E.
c. kary, Z nlinut od kary Y
Bedford, BlizSi podminky sd6-
Il majitelka pi. Josefa Hladi-
kova, zastavka 11l2 A. B. G.
kary Y Bedford, @. l~27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25
wvBTn

priGiny rozladenos Ceskopolskych sykd presvad
Gen. shoda je MONA pTi dobre Will vytrvaosti
Nutno zacii uvazovarm vecech kere il vyzadu Je tie
ba, ably Varsav5 Praze bylo prhlizero rozsahemu
pangermanskenu nan6vru 4 spolecne akci Berlna a
Moskvy proti Po,sku Neze zacti muvenin1 Tesinsku
TIM da oizka chce Polsko Cescslovensko
nebo umfi?'"
Pan Cheradanle velmi peclive promyslene stysoval
ve vety treba cas- nedovolova prodlouzii rozmuvu
Tim vaznejsi vyznamnejsi je jeho projev.
Frantsek Polak. (Narodnf Listv J
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25

PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a
mestsky majetek farma. 0 l20
akrech, dobre pddy, Sc. vsim
zarlzenim, je 35 akrd vzdela-
no. Dostatek budov, zadne zi4
my, dive lrody do roka. .Farma
ie pri hlavni siInici v Libusi, 3
mile cd mesta Alexandria. Ce-
na fanny S5400. Blizsi podrob
nosti sdeli Ant. kost' alex, Iii,
buse, Louisiana. 1-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25

PRoDA Sc jednorodinny
dunn IA f. 125 ul. q Union. Ja
0 6ti pokojich, koupelna,. puda,
elektl>ika, plyn a garaz, Cena
$500, vezme Sc lot V okoli f..
l3r al. "a neco hotove. Blizsi
sdeli Frank ]. Parenica, 12309
Union Ave. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25

PRODA Sc 11-ti akrova far
ma pod cenu. DopiSte ma Fr.
Novak, Stanley Rd., Twins
burg, O. -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
PERSONAL PROPERTY
nOt sEHOiD GOObs

NEHoiB GOODS a.
/ FoR SALE Slno rooms ~ good furniture
! on south side Sine location ana reason
able fout WIN sei flr small cash pay
msnt owner OshEo sefo-J.
FfrTH w. Gt- Mahogany dinlne suite
svt2 ruE sanitary couch aud pad
hltshrr t1bi, new Oh heaters. ofhor
houssN.d ne,cssitios
/ FURNITURE repairing. teflnlahina. up.
huisturInH. cnumgliug. Done fIEht. price
rigut Phone pnags Gao, tulsa Hurnl.
tufo Repair shop.
OFT MORE Tor your second hHnd fufni.
tlre ghh Blue Front rYrnitgre 60.
HANIHOMG rea stove. nickel Trim. sp.
closed burner, Tho new. 80 Phone
IVORY wooden htd, ruud nh new mat.
tr,hs aud doublu.dock apfInaa. zoe
heater iarEe leather upholstered r1etrr
chrHp in good condition. 1915 N
LitlhG trtIE, fumad oak qaysnpori.
thtoo chalrH ana table cheap ii6 B
ilhsteli on oraRe s692.
la Ah't combination hoatsG butra coal.
burn, three crates Included cost $40,
tsEo i2b 1ies ". rifth place
LiIiE9 r,iS.l,. h9oa 5 i,.,o.al' i,,a .gmis'hoRs2gy
genuine woavof ppu1 .aui urary new
salrIrIca Az si9 I.s,ios n,. ,.t, ''7i4a
N Hc,ov at '''
MAHrrpr.sr ,,,....,..,. ,..,.....-..,
VIZ frfrt ola ION WtIirsaHlH. Oh work
guaranteed ruft0r Mattress co.. yhouo
Usage 1tat.
MY EQUITY I, tUr,. t,s..,.- ,,... ...t .,.,
io'fatn f,rrituIr iii tgsI, 49, ~
into. inoIudiug drupafira within walk
Ing distance. house Tor fsut. l fntlat
sell sot " Fiuh ~
hEAnl4h now EHH range for sale at Ia
bargain. ale" ath-r hsusrhHEt gludH
'snF" a'lI ms D. FifF place
EEAHI.Y new goa rance Tor .si. ,b.au
Itf. EHat tfirb Mace WV
g,,.i. .,,t,,,,,..,,'.., ..a.-..,.
heater almost new Sit Go,rai,'
Phone 1saas 7a7
-. ........-
~, n.J stn io'H "a h'u,y .,, ,u' tH heaiW
,..',. ',. ','-'"'
Karpon tnabognpv ma r5ne ,aclspp ,1oo
cedar g50 ''V'
......-.-......
ohAuB 2ei.
paid We aperis ,ise in 1snd 80 prg,"u,IE
stu.rs and rsngee ' "'"
III iTAVVftNa prfnNtrtfum
10 E1priT uAfg ~ w"
hsAre g61
UEFINiHutNo .nsn.ii,,. .,1 ,,t..f.
terlng. use iho bsst nstcri1T ,,,',
out only high grnde work. Fiftrsn years
In the buaiusns In Tulsa. Gilbert Gun.
stem. Usage lAtt
nEiepTotfp A.roU I.a.,..f - t
NM lNl'tifitN l'h hNWfithN Nuu spring
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

FOR SALE--Futniture at half price. ain.
ing table, drvst ~, sanitary cot baby
white habsctJ Mater cooler. stand and
bottom. three gaH hrHtcTs. coal uU
heater lawn mower. s2t H. Boston,
fRoNT apartment Tor rent, 952. furniture
for sale, $500. Apply A-lb. Plaza Court
crder 9bts
foR sALE-Rsmlngton typewriter in
Kood shape. SiOi also rlthrr with too
sneets ot music Call Cedar 1919
Foh SALE buofola, reasonAble or VIII
sAshsnse Tor rug S-aSi0-6. osaac Tft2
,an nooMk furniture also French WA-
49, Nhhlg-fcrsian rugs; electric wahh b
-.a ge,,mrnt for ySnt. al6 w see.
~ ~ issFsoa apartment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
MoRN1NasInr nuNaALow

NEW 4-ROOM HOUSE AND GARAGEy
-Four acres Of splendid land, on FEEDER
drive, gas IN front Of lot VIII sci. o.
the low price OF $4,000, Balance easy
terms. 7, NJ. Hollyman CO., phone
Cedar 1882
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

DARK brown wicker chair and rocker
upholstered in taupo velour with 7s-
tnch davenport table 90 match. an Tor
500 mahogany Windsor chalr and
rocker. with t0-lnch davenport table 60
match. an for $3.50. These are new
and bargain Don't wait until they
are gone, hull Furniture Co, Usage
lAhs 9ob 5. OlymnIA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

FtUNiTtitE repairing. tpflnlahina. up.
hpistarlnH cnumuliug Done rght. pfice
rigut Phone pnaEs Gao. Tulsa FurnI.
tufo Repair SHOP
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

PARK ViEW-On the sand sprngs caf
line, 4-ro0m bungalow. garage. scr tnl
quarters water, gas and electricity "
house. Sold on terms, sso0 cash ana
S15 per month. A bargain. Price on
application B. J. skalicky CO..
Cedar 1915
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

ron TRADE For vacant lot or notes, %
good B.fuum. pinHtcTcd house, extra
iafgU rooms. screened .lu baDh porch. not
modern tuil Hlzr. cast front Dot with
native shade. lll0 North Cincinnati.
Price tg.tso. rhuuo v. %. rowen. owner.
uHsFs fOdb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

HOUSEHOLD GOODS a.
ron FALE..NIue rooms ~ good furniture.
ON south side fine location ana reason.
able fcut VIII sell fIr small cash pay
msui owner DshKo sGfO.J