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The Monroe journal., 1921-04-26
COPY OF ENTRY.
No. 1875. NJ. c. Long, Entry Takcr
for Union county:

No. 1875, NJ. c. Long, Entry Taker
for Union county:
The undersigned, being citizen
of Union county and state of North
Carolina, hereby sets forth and shows,
that the following tract or parcel o
land. to-wit: Lying and being in
Monroe township, Union county. n
c., on the waters of Richardson creek,
and more fully described as follows:
Bounded on the east by the Stewar
land: on the north by the lands o.
w. r. Marsh: on the south by the
lands of Houston and McCauley, ana
on the west by Mrs Boyle and est
mated to contain twelve acres, more
or less, and is vacant. and unappro-
priated land belonging TO the state OF
North Carolina, and Is subject to
try, and the claimant lays claim to
and prays for grant for same.
This the 26th day of March. 1921
NJ. c. LONG. Entry Taker.
w. l.. EARNHARDT Claimant.
TAKE NOTICE:-The above nam
ed w. l.. Earnhardt, claimant, has
had the lands as above described
entered surveyed by VIM. McCauley.
and said survey is now on file in my
office subject to inspection by any
persons interested.
NJ. C. LONG, Entry Taker.
The Monroe journal., 1921-04-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Latest Happenings In and
Around Monroe.

DIR. Howard Smith requests Tbs
Journal TO state that he can be found
in his office in the Belk-Bundy build
ing all OF this and next week.
"A Little Clodhopper." three-aet
comedy drama. will be given at the
Jerome school Friday evening. April
90, beginning at eight o'clock. Ad.
mission ten and fife cents.
Mr.. Ernest Broom. he principal
announces that the Prospect school
will close Friday with a literary ad-
dress at eleven a. m. by Or. Z. {
Weaver. and exercises in the evening
by the students.
Those who desire to stock streams.
lakes or ponds with fish should Sc
cure blanks Immediately upon which
10 apply for the stock through their
congressman. as the principal distri-
button of fish stock is made during
May of each year. Write TO your con-
gresham AT Washington. VIM. c.
Hammer, for information.
Rev. B. B. Shankle will preach the
commencemenrsermon at the Antioch
school Friday morning, April 90. Din
ner will be served on the grounds,
and that afternoon several of the
students will deliver recitations and
dialogues Friday evening the play,
Hazel Adams will be given. Miss
Frankly b. Parker is the principal OF
the school,.
The commencement exercises al
the Tyndal school begin on Monday,
May 2, with a concert at eight .. m.
On Tuesday morning. May 3, Rev,
Seymour Taylor, of Morven, will de
liver the literary address. while al
$50 p. m. Maypole dance will be
staged. The exercises close Tuesday
evening with play. The Old 0aken
Bucket"
Messrs. p. II. Johnson and w. f.
Funderburk were the victors in the
second municipal primary held here
Saturday TO determine the alder
manic nominees in ward two and
four. The vote was as follows: Ward
johnson SO. o. II. Moore 10;
ward 4-Funderkburk 121. and V. H.
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year or more. and for some months
had been confined to his home His
death was not unexpected. Deceased
is survived by FIVE children. Captain
Shannonhouse was eminently esteem
ed in railroad circles and BY hundreds
of other friends in the Carolinas and
Virginia. He was recognized as. 4
man of honor and courage and was
devoted to duty. He had been in
several accidents on the road. in all
of which he was badly injured. The
funeral services were conducted yes
terday at Rockingham.
Mr.. ]. Clinton Williams. who has
been under treatment al the Fort
Lyons. Colo. naval hospital. is spend
ing a few days with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Williams His health
is greatly improved. so much that on
his trip he was detailed TO accompany
the remains OF a comrade. who had
died II the hospital. TO Apex. y. {.
over here few days on his return
trip. Mr. Williams was on a mine
! layer In the North Sea during the
World War. and his illness was caus-
ed from exposure in that rigid
climate.
The Fowler school. taught by Mr.
G. II. Mullis and Miss Lottie Crowell,
will close Saturday. April so. with all
day exercises. Dinner will be served
on the grounds. and everybody is in
vited 10 attend with ''well-fllled
baskets. Rev. X w Hogan will de-
liver the commencement sermon the
following Sunday AT Roanoke church.
Cards. reading as follows. have been
received here: The faculty and
students of the Wellington Indus
trial Institute request the honor of
YOUR presence al their annual COM
mencement. May 18th to is. 1921.
DIR. c. c. Weaver will preach the
commencement sermon, while Rev.
H. c. Hardin, pastor Tryon st. Meth
odist church of Charlotte. will deliver
the commencement address.
Pineview school will close Satur-
day with exercises at eight o'clock at
night by the students.
1 lie VI Alt ~
Roberts field is expected to be over
taxed Wednesday afternoon when the
local high school baseball team meets
its ancient and formidable enemy, the
Charlotte high school team. One OF
the best games of the season Is ex-
pected to be staged
A two-year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. d. Helms OF Goose Creek
township, died yesterday and was bu-
ried this morning at Hopewell church,
Rev. f. C. Snyder officiating.
Mr.. Samuel T. HOWE of Spring
field o., son of the late Capt. 5. G.
HOWE and Mrs. Kate HOWE of Sandy
Ridge township, died Saturday in a
Columbus. Ohio, hospital. His home
was in Springfield. o. He was about
so years of age. and well known In
this county. His wife and several
children as well as a number of
brothers and sisters survive.
Mr.. Ray Funderburk will deliver
an address at the Midway school in
Buford township Thursday evening
While putting a pillow point on the
stock. Mr.. ii. ~ Rollins. who lives
on Mr.. Henry Gribble's farm in Blu
ford township, was suddenly stricken
with heart failure Saturday morning,
dying almost instantly. Early that
morning, while going to the mill, he
told passing neighbors that he never
felt better. Mr.. Rollins was "a years
of age, splendid citizen, and was
highly esteemed by his neighbors.
Funeral services were conducted Mon
day at the Wolf Pond church. Rev. Y.
r. Shehane of Wingate officiating.
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NAME RACE OFFICIALS
L.. II. Dean and l.. y. sullivan, 10th
of Tulsa, Presiding and Nsso-
CiutC Judges.

Il. u. Dean of Tulsa Will serve Hs
presiding Judge nt the greyhound
race meeting opening at Mid-Cuntt-
nent park Monday uight, It was an
uounccd yesterday by John Shaugh-
messy racing secretary =, j. Sulli-
van, also OF this city. will be the AS
suciate judge.
Plans Tor the meeting are now
complete. ana the track will he iu
perfect condition after the rains ot
tho last fow days, Thorc will bc
racing every night with the cNccp-
tiou Of sunday. ana also dancing.
The track was fast yesterday
morning and the checkers caught
the hounds showing we'll in some OF
their workouts. Following are some
OF the results: Thrcc-s.Ntocuth milo
black Jack. 20 20 seconds, Betty
j. 20 9-5; Cheerful Moments, 81,
creole sue, Il l-5, Miss ca, ~ 2-5,
lIouoysucklc. p SO. Some OF the
Herbs 20, The Manager. ~ 10.
Brn Brush 80 go. Amblng Motor
30 So.
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PIERCE ATHLETES
TAKE FIELD MEET
Sowdcrs Is Individual
Star Of Day With
Four FirSts
FIREMEN PLACE MEX 7
Harold McMahan Runs IIur-
dies in Good Time Con
sidcring Conditions


iI'''' -. ''' I'i .''. ''I''' 10
in l'' ,l'd' ''' "NI '''I ''
h'.' 100 " NHl'. I'It '''.
,Ih', ,l' in' i'''I OF ''7 h'',
I'i'u I.I i'N ''O' .''i"'' '' ''.'
sports 'oN''''
SuVdcrs of lID.'r vtH tu' iNd.
vidWl star with four iu" "ui "I
Tho TO 'N"nlH '"hI"-i'I, HNI TO-"
"'n,i ''' '''.'H.. ,.'..''I '',.
a., w. '"l ''.'' '''
no. l,' .''' T'.' ".' ''
'''' '7' IT'D ''' .'''."
Harold NJ. NHhNu "t ~" iit'W'u,
former t.ud1I star was second
among Ih" lhdlNlIh'i ~liIH llr won
.I' ',. .''I I." il'' ..... '" ' 10
'',.,' '.'.'', .''''
l,'. V"'
'F'' 100" ~, W." '"' '''
"'.'"' ',,'',''''E ~.
,l "", ".'' ,''I
"p +" ,oo ''' ~, ., ''"'.' '' ',
I"'"' '"' wv '''"' "' "'""''" '''
"''',.
The field moci Wh'oh was planned
10y Norman j. Snyder president of
tho ihrcc cliy Leagues, NIa t rt"N
success though the attendance Wta
not ns largo as hul been expected.
Having arranged ,Hr meet single
handed. Snyder also had nu 'nor.
nous amount OF jrttu tu look after,
and some of the ,..u . l.,rr mot
-, ,.,....t... "a. t,.t Ca. .I. .,.ft
ktpl ln'NIIk Wv i"Hl "H 'H'N ''H"l
have been. Eut the crowd That
turnod out rninyrd ih, nt,run,n
i,"l '''iu ~ t,.... ~
lihlucnNclF' Ihe iHlh7'prm hI"N'
tust aa the prouram WAS being com
rI,drd nr,y,pttup only En. ono.
.'W'' w. ~ .'''''''' '''' .'' WV
milo relay race.
Gn.l,,. ,rp,up,,l I,gt ti4bt tI,t
"nE "'I Hn"v un. ,''' I"' ''''
the amateur hthh1ll ItId meet
would IA, mndo an annual ,y,ui and
.,.tI -. 80. r. ,...,.I, 49,. ,.l.,...
"hlu H'At S'Ni '' N'hlh H'N' ll'''
worked out more carefully lu that
80 .,..,.,.,t,t,
,,,y,, r,,,s and rl,y r,r,r,is.
,to'., !, g,.i,,,r az ~ Al
NlpgtlA -, n. oltlh'I ana J. NJ. M
kison were among those orflcntug
~ ~,
as ficid Judge, WhiI' t"WulhHluntiH
Steiner and Addison and H. T.. Drake
80 ,r.,.,.. -. t,,,i,,., p.t. Nt,rt,,,
va ''N'' w, JIIh.. '''
ana L.. H. bradshaw were tuners,
CoonDV Rust of H. n H. was an.
un,tur,r N Nt Npujv ,y,. st,tI,r
""uH,'', N. ~ """"S W, '','
ana h. IL, Elbrl OF the \. NJ. &. y.
scorer.
M, ...,,,,. f.,tt.,..
L nv i'NuNo ipi'"N'
n,s,. Intnfr f'''''' '''"h'' '""H'''.
itttcc. ihiid, -
,@--liign Jump, HnWdriH :, y u. i'rt .
MNCh,L bllk l'itu', h'tNlgl' hlNN'Nl'N'
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LEGAL

,Pubiished IN the Tus1 naHF World
August IS, IL and IS, l".1 WORLD rUb.
nshtng company. publnh.rs|.
NOTICE
sealed proposals VIII be- received hy tho
Sounty oklahoma, at tho Court Tlnur.
until q o'clock l.. NJ, Tussl.t. s,ptrrnn.r
q ysaI Tor the construrN.u NJ a un,-rtu.y
,,ams building for AUEluus at tho Tulsa
Counts Poor Farm. Tuisa, OA-a- A.sut4-
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WELSH M'NULTY
MOTOR COMPANY
Fourth and Frankfort
.,ro s,rrin., ,>n u,r,,ns II

ENIIIEY charming ana repairing start.
iur lighting uui !suttlun work. Ford
magnetic rrrharEiuE oNy. Welding. Moore
FIH IS. Nayb,l. bvhFu 237G.
CuJuiN AUTO sPUiNG3 wORKs-spo-
ciull1o In making ana repairing auto
rrringH rcar,hiuE fiat springs and oil
trwporing GiNc uH trial 80. H.. First.
cedar 1909
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Vo0.,- l0ii rt>r -tiu>Ismrb II

Nb'tH~ 0 OK ftNl. ~ hNl~HiD II
LsshLLE HOTEL
Kendall wr,t irb and south Frisco
csrs rp 20 door. 'i'In.at and most rE.
'''., a.nrs eN ' e." nlsay n5Igr ,Sa Si"'9f ''g Sc
mor.hy auI 49, Phone Usage 1905
.l'ELf FtHNIsuLp sleeping room Tor
rodotu an,rtmen, Phone Usage 1908.
up. ltIt'a hy the va.h under now
unnaF "i"'n', pleasant rooms 2lJh l.
SECOND.
NICELY furr-hod room 10 renuemel.
hrfufrucrs "t'utnr'd Usage l02.
NICELY furnished 'Yut room. toI s.
bnstou. DfaEe t7sc.
NICELY fuful.h,d sleeping reou. kIi,hnn
privileges le desired. osare a0il
OHE LARGE sleeping room. southeast
o.posuro private r'uIcuco. gentlemen
preferred. must give references. ussgr
ROOM with renu,d gentiombn. also ga
rage 'u MAN street car line. OHaE,
ituoN o. NEST in family ~ two.
hofefonOo ryqulrpd breakfast u desired.
Cau u.DEe asset
SOUTHEAST sleeping room, outside en-
trance. mo- g.h'r room'rs. reasonable
slEurl>G tp,m. connecting bath. pri.
vntc entrance. ''1ut llt1
sEhNANr quarters f.r r.ui, room and
bath 'aur" ala1. 600 Detroit.
THREE ROOMS furnished fot housokeep-
inr light water. aud gas paid. SO per
month. Phone osasc 7ibt.
THIRD. W cl...Close-ln. big sleeping
room, private entrance. Usage 157i
TuE "NUW CORDOVA"
Mrs. Hrenr-. wh" q" many years ran the
opposite the pruh-uu uu Third street
nul u win De hnuwn in the future ns lhe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-13
VACATION PLACES

COLONIAIs-r you arc touring the
DIarks make your homo with Gs. Butt
Tor tourists families with children a spe-
ctalty. Baihs. independent entrance
sleeping purches with each room, boa ri
private house, country cooking, farmers
style elevation 800 feet, beautifully 10
Gated; north end Ut main. ID. kneyek,
bcHtonville. Ark.
wANTED-ROOM OR HOARD %
wANrED-Room, breakfast and evening
dinner with family by lady employed.
Phone Cedar 1879 mornings.
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sd INTEREST on EACH 1850 IN
on LANDS AND LEASES. a..

FOR SALE OR LEAsE-l2o acres Allsey
Canoe allotment, in Eh 2G-27-14 No
wata county 81 per acre. Telephone 30,
Nowata. Okla,
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srtrI-M NnnIrLs

LOTS ~ our customers have been ahlc tu
tpito their fvet out ut those clumsy
huudnEca after pojtiug the proper wizard
foot appliance that Iurk Nrus sell nt pN
cents aul ny ut t2 s.. Main only
TuIS IS no NOTIFY tho public that |
ana mo- longer connected with tho Nrw
WAY cleaners mud uIfl mot hr responsible
N|aknb,
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EMPLOYMENT
FINANCIAL

WIN 'hl.lfs t' sup, Nlse' ga -
changed. Address T., box l51-F World.
FINANCIAL
BusiKfss OPPORTUNITIES ~
4 hEAL; i.'. Froc.r,y a.a ,oo warNgl ,,dos for
otuE' A1Is.
BARBER SHOP and bar. bes, location In
town. j. Roofforer bristow, Okla.
BEAUTY PARLoR and fixtures for rent
doing good business. owner leaving on
account of ii health. Postofiice box
CAFE. we'll equipped. good acation,
money maker viii take car on deal
and CIV. time ou balance. can Usage
CAFE and confectionery, doing $500 a
month business. located In most active
oil field 10 oklahoma. WI s"l building
and fixtures complete. Write Box Co.
kaw, Okla, or phone 40.
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS home and roomirg
house combined. - roous' soda wei
ana uthIa well. Income ys.g, rrr min,n, ,i,,jn
property. Address Iol Linden Az, EE'
o,lt,or SpprnrH Mo.
FOR sALE-Choap ono good set black
smith tools and long lease on large
building. BOX 1G7. Ramona, OAla.
FOR sAIE-Flrst-ciass cafe, located in
o,uter ~ city Of 10000 population. rail-
road division Of two railroads with pay
roll OF 100000 per month; coming oil
field. new fixtures. cost 5000; VIII sell
for 5000, s. 600 cash, balance on terms;
good Lease reasonable rent. clearing $500
per month now, good reason Tor selling
Address J. j. Boswell, 7 w. Main St.
shawnee. Okla
It,.
J. ,H h.N ..,,.nio ul'.u,ns "nn ,I r,s Lyle
rant cedar siAt.
,t,,t.
i', .Nl.' fiS ,n,,
~ ..rt -, nu.. 3lO n DrutcIfIald
-. 49,, ,.- 4, b., i. -. ~.
i'' - ~ '''' 1890 y" -'"'S7 :" w
beet CITY "t E""in.rn Aroma most
heal'ful climate IN an America t'r luhs
trouble or a general debility condition.
MrIio once for particulars. Douglas Motor
CO.. Douglas. Arlz
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EMPLOYMENT
nrIr wNNTItD-MNIt.

UHAtS SGIIN.s graduates arc always irI
van lp . g.,l r..ItI,r bt.Yrt,u,a iiu.I
moss ,.fi.T. t1' s.utb Min n.ag. ...t
uXTEMEN,ED coioroi man TO drive.
truck aud work in candy shop. uaat"
'..'
NILS tu buy their oxfords a, Turk Bros
,. er.''gsti .i, shoe sale row sg,ns on M,ns T1,
Bros, alN :. Main. Mall orders flAed
same day received.
MANY PEOPLE uu tn got good pos.
tIpus hrcnus" 'HDv don't know short
hand aud bookkeeping You can get
thorough training ju these other business
subIccts At urt.rhons business 'uiI,r.
dS"y ana n,sni school Tci'phong ,,'t'
'V'l OF eau 80 '"t "iil''. 'l' 3. nam
NN'E- NEW. and u walker. Inc, e..
'"hl'h-H .'. nave tN1 more '..uiusH ID
t''d; excellent coWml~s'9ns Apply up
''' ''''t
W III, nNpe' ,n'rH n',t,ut,,r az
once "''r''' -'' y euro 't No'Iu'
MeNuitv Co.. Fourth and Trankfort
y..,..r.r- -,.,-,t,,, ,,., ,-,b
Gr1cas 10 come down this morning and
-.e me ,wondc,rfqi line th2}t WiSard pu's
,' Ta, y Main o1ry 'o'' '''' AZ y anu ''
,,.......,.
"nN i;'-'eo lhhurinE men ana heys ="
49,. ,""t' a. Ttirg,, -''' '"'N -''
y,xrrn -r.,.,.-i,ncs, so,i.,,o-s % ,,i,,
W. - ,, t.'"vcI o. ""
Taple rood specially tnanutncturcd IN
a. '.,,l y,lI.,l,, ,,Asi2"' hau.I 'tHu..ss
,n,tt , Nttt.rd" V,Iia, sa,ot NV"
"'' ~" we ''''''' '.''''' ''''' ''''''-.-
HELP W\\Ttp-rrN\IE 70
coon rl.ar white yynman 81. 60 90 ye1rs
without any incumbrance 10 keep house
f1r a w.dpV.r. 373-F. World.
tr PAWS o, ,,fo,I tho 1,Is, Yust,cgs
College This school thoroughly trains
i's students and secures errIoyrucnt for
them. See Mr.. Guse. General Manager.
irs. ~ East Third s. Phone Usage 1929.
iIhLl' HiEN'G HAPPIER can MAKE $40
-. n,'' W.n'h'S' 'sl'p,'sn"d u"s'hts.
@ '''"i i' .."' We, 'l"'''"'H" 40"
W., -- ---
"hNi ~ Mtd Tor general hnuse"oth
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Tp AVOID MISTAKES and confusion
1urIuf tho rushing hour phone yuur
nd carly want N department. closes at
o. IN,
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BARBER SHOP and bar. best location In
town. " j. Rooffouer brlstow. Okla
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HOW TO ANSWER


BLIND CLASSIFIED ADS
In answering blind ada I'm these
columns, please be careful to, use
the precise address given Ia adyer-
tisement Write the address plainly.
Letters brought to The world Office
do not require stamps Always in
close your answers Ia sealed enye-
lopes. In replying - TO advertise
mouts whore references are asked
eronceS send copies OF them only.
II YOU WANT a man Of knowledge and
years ~ experience, refining and mar
kctlng petroleum products am now
oT'n FOR your proposition. s52-F, World.
MAN AND WIFE experienced m hotel
work would like job out VI city. Al
dress 4I7-F, World.
MAN WITH car wants job. anything con
siiered. Address 2i--F. World.
WILLING to WORK at anything. anxious To
motion. Young man, married. high
school education, tN-servicc. References
given. Address box a9a-F, World.
WISDOw TRIMM 1R-Posifi0n wanted
bv cxrerienced window trimmer and
show card writer. Al references, Address
Herbert Stolzcr, care y. NJ. G.. a, B.r-
m.ngham, Ala.
YOUNG MAN, energetic and willing de.
sires work ~ any kind; can drive car.
Good references. Can give bond Call
Usage -!25.
YOUNG Man. age "a 4Ilc oHt,cld cN-
pcrlonce. college education, VIII do any
thing or go anywhere I3o-F, World,
SirI kTIONS WANTED. TFMhiF i3
Ads under thS neadins mst BE- paid In advance.
EXPERIENCED lauudr,ss wants wash
irg and ironing. Louise :. Bruere.
e2o3 East Third
ENpERIENCEp combination b0ukkeeper-
sJtnogra aphrr, desires permanent post
tlon, Usage 5225, ask Tor Miss johnson.
EXPERIENCED stenogrspher; T., n. Y.
operator, cashier desires employment.
Reasonable salary Usage AS.
EXPERIENCED steuoErapher and office
clerk desires temporary halliday or per
mauent position, Cedar 1876.
HOME LAUNDRY wanted at llbta y,
Lavtcn, work guaranteed. Speciality
or silks. Usage 5tii-J.
POSITION wANTED-By exper'cncel
bookkcep-r li3I :. Forest Usage 56i7.
UNIV ERSITN slrl, five years experience
chicago, accounting. tyVruv office de
tail, some sirunErapu'r, rAuly depend
cnt Phor" Usage 7o6a
WANTEp-EAtra stepograph!c work to
DO between and .. m. ?is-F,
world.
MULTIPLICATION b experienced typlsr,
also general office work. ~lye had
-Four years experience a. saIeslady. Call
Osase Az
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NIg,ly furnished bedroom. south
cast exposure. modern horne. bath,
CLOSE. privilege OF living room,
close In, for either ladies or gentle
mon Iau cedar 1893 or at ols
W ninth.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

PNINTtND A\D DL,OHtTi>G 80
4 - HODGE paper hanging and mint
irr rtHII. .n.,. ~ North Eosedale.
rN.r' C.iar 1865.
r. T. KIRBY
Union paperhaugcr and painter. work
tuarautred. Ask for samples, prices low
y ~ HEDDtSg
rapsr and paint contractor. usagc s33a.
TOr $40 PAINTING and WALLTATERfNG
Hundreds pf pleased customrrs are build
Iur my reputation for dupcndttuIty For
estimates, phone osugs 4tsJ. II. T.,
CUT
j. j. MITCHELL. paInuuT, experimenting
and cslcimininR Phone cedar 1893.
ROOMS rApERED
Including paper, Tor s. and ~. House
decorating IN an It's branches. estimates
chr,rfully given. an work guaranteed.
b. =. Sutherland, ol6 West Third. Osage
t3i7.
WALL PAPER at big reductions. Let us
furnish estimate. Arr Wall Paper CO.
a.. S. inst7r.
W A THOMPSON
Painting paper hanging and decorating.
NJ" Ir"ftH uI. iuW. Phone tN4HE. FiNB j.
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ItrEU ucv management. walking 90,
tru.o from city, Mice. cool siropin
rooms. s. p"r w'rI, Dsurr -af0.
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MOVING Am STORAGE

GET OUR low prices IN on field trucking.
cross country uoying. Grating and pack
ing ana storage Nichols Transfer q
storage Co.. Phone Css4o l4I-IIS,
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A,ros iou uini-GaR,ors /,
MorHoncycLrs AND nic,CLrs.

lANGAlN 1890 Indian motorcycle. nIg
value. hasn't run 100 miles. Price, $3.50.
nst 1885, got TO sell. Crescent cyclic
Co.,. "lN Court ~, Muskog'e, Okla.
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4 REAL live grocery aud market for
s1lr. July cash sales $500. rbone
Usage 421a.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
ItDur np,sIKrtpING ROOMS


! I4-IDt PLACE. 500 Largo lp9l houso.
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/ mont yr'p."
/ ron pI..v. .rvo .l,pt t.,,..t..rt,,,
rYou. modern, good well ot water
4 '.Hr' t''i u
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I..pie fouma 200 quiet modern home.
4 n' 'U..a''n. lt'f.r'u,"s required. Usage
. rrI-Dp. %. GI rur font. Two large.
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i'I lt..I Two nicely ffu'sh'd lEht
I'us. ..'.urF rp"wa. pugo i9Sy
.Iut lts.I rnr,e tufuIsu,d r,pms cali
" l'.I %. Admiral
'IupGa. D.. IsM IDr,o large r,on,s. two.
h.Ia ,.dpr IIl5
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urh' houHcl,,,pu. can Gpaga axis
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f,,n nrIe. adults ur'y. saage slsi.
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me r.uin4 ground floor priy.tn IN
t.HuI, ,,orst'IHE rfnIsh,d vnltirg
distance. .u paving atu car una
D.I ..rIufalrr luua,tr.rlry r..p f.r
Nurtur man or woman Shade AMI
f".'
DHI MALE ~ dupIr, w,u furnished
1000 r.. Hodge can osagr ti-a.J cot
'Ii'-
gI r.,N. g.. 7rs .Duo light nuuaarp,u|ur
room. bdiuIu'rF bath private family.
I'..'.I'w rIr 'r. ffirr f"'H'nublr.
HIN TIi d. n.u7 Two fpoIsru t.,.,.,,s rur-
u..h,t. convenient car and U,r.y
Dpra t4a
sfyoSb. ~. 1921 For r,rt. Dyo pyrt
housekeeping rooms ALSO ono font room
l'ef
sr LOUIS. g.. 7s2-rvo vcu Furnished
rooms sinN In Kitchen. ,lec,ric lights.
osnEo -6of.
'rvp ueht holsotcot.iur room. strictly
f...I.fu on Is.It.U oar limo tt..r,
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ElGUr-ROOM rooming house, good locs-
tiuu. owner says sell It, cheap rent.
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YOUNG MAN, energetic and willing de.
sires work ~ any kind, can drive car.
Good references can give bond. Call
Usage -y2G.
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LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLE
POULrRY AND SUPPLIES
wA>TED-LlyE STOCK

WANT good heavy team horses, harn1s'
and wagon. Give good trade 0u 1Ish
fine lot call at Hale addition e.i'es
two miles west on Sand Springs road. -
WANTED Young puro-bred Jersey tt..'
old enough to serve Have higG-FTA4"
fresh Jersey COW 20 trade iu u uraffl,
also want white Wyandottc chickens ga"
Blain, Cedar 1000.