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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-12
MARCH KING
 LIKES ENCORES

Clap and ye shall receive" is the word for tonight at the concert of Lieutenant Commander John Philip Sousa and his band at the Casino. The March King loves to give encores and he is keeping most of his old favor ite marches for encore numbers. The program for tonight's performance follows: Soloists-Miss Mary Baker, soprano; Miss Florence Hardeman. violinist; John Dolan, cornet; George Carey, xylophone; overture. ''In Spring Time" Goldmark; cornet solo
 Carnival of Venice," Arban, John Dolan suite, 'tCtmera Studies" "Souse. (a) '-The Flashing Eyes of Andalu- sia'' (b) Drifting to Love1and'' Co 'The Children's Ball"; vocal solo, ''The Wren," Benedict, Miss Mary Baker (F'lute obligato by R. Meredith Wil1sonO; scene pittoresque, '"The An
 gelus," Massente. Interval. Me lange, 'The Fancy of the Town (new, Sousa GA welding of tunes popular sometimes during the last de- saAe); (a) xy1ophone solo. '-Rondo Capriccioso," Mendelssohn, George Carey; (b) march. "On the Campus
 (new), Sousa; violin solo. '"Twd Movements from Concerto in F-sharp minor, Vieuxtemps, Miss Florence Hard eman; cowboy breakdown, ''Tur- key in the Staw,' transcr. by Guion.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-12
WEST END.

WEST END.
 Everybody has heard of the beauty of the Mack Sennett Girl. She has become an institution in the land an abstraction meaning beauty of face, symmetry of form and grace of person.
 Well. they'll all be in the next Mack Sennett production, "A small Town Idol" released by Associated Produc- CTS and booked for presentation in the West End theatre tonight
 All the Mack Sennett dolls" will be there-and then some! In one scene alone 500 beautiful girls par ticipate, their harmonized presence being headed by Marie Pevost who, with another Sennett beauty, Phyllis Haver, shares the feminine stellar honors of the production.
 And Ben Turpin will be there also. His will be the title role-a small town idol.
 "Uncharted seas,' a Metro special starring AKce Lake. had it's first theatre. where it began a run of four days The audience that filled the theatre was held spsllbound throughout by the astounding ser1es of adventures with which the picture abounds.
 Credit is due Wesley Ruggles for exceptional directing, and to John $. Sa-tz for the mabrvelous pnotos raphy- John Holden did the art work, and George Elwood Jenks the adaptation
 The supporting cast includes Carl Gerard, Rudolph Valentino Fred Turner, Charles Mailes and Rhea HaineS.
 The cause of waves is the wind, Whleh presses unequally on the sur face Of the sea and depreSSeS one part more than another Each de- precision causes a corresponding ele- waves.
 A AdvortiSo Tn The Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-12
POLES

enga cement at Polis last night tri- umphantly. A prominent member of the Poli stock company at the Lyric sixth time. He has seen it in New York on five previous occasions.
 Of course, Lying Lips is a mag nificent spectacle first of all. The it is frightening. The Baachana1ian n banquet in Willie Chase's London establishment ds a riot of lavishness and elegance. There is no scene in wanting. However. it is not in those nechanical attributes that Living Lips gets it's superb powers over the imagination and emotions on the interest arises from it's virtue as love story and it's anaysis of the heart of an aristocratic and conven- tional girl. It is merciless in it's ex- pose of the soul of such a woman. If she were man she would be the personification of all that is caddish and worthless, yet dH the denoue- ment of the tale after having under gone a punrging in the fires of open confession and after having really relented of her folly she is joined to the man of her heart, now rich, whom she rejected because he was in a great photo-drama- One wishes that she had come back contrite, dis illusioned and spiritually energi2ed to poor man. Withal, Living Lips is a cinema narrative of su- perlative worth and of epoch making potentiaHties.
 Today's opening vaudeville bill will be topped by Evelyn Phillips &; Company in Flight And Two" which equal ten but which really mean 20 minutes of delightful singing and dancing. Bobby Heath and Adele Sporting will offer a revue of Boib- by's popular songs. Marriage Yer suS Divorce" a novel satire on every day life, will prove an interesting at- traction. Fred and Marjorie Dale and the Two Percival Girls will com plete the bill.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-12
LYRIC.

There's a long, long trail a-winding to the Lyric this week, and "Buddies' the great musical comedy of soldier life in France after teh armistice is the magnet. Doughboys and sailors who saw service on the other side have been eagerly awaiting the com ing of this play because of it's subject, and civilian p1aygoers are none the less eager, because "Buddies' chalked up long engagements in New York and Chicago last season.
 Stock fans will have a surprise coming when they hear the principals of the PoH Players singing and danc- ing their way through this merry, melodious success. The players will be assisted by a quartet of veterans, brought here from New York, and as the music of "Buddies'' is one of the plays features, there will be plenty of tinking tunes for the audiences to whistle.
 ''Buddies' will introduce the new leading lady, Edna Preston, in a role which will show her at her very best. Miss Preston had little to do last week, but is more than compensated by the part of "Julie," a French girl who falls in love with a hard boiled'' doughboy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-12
IN THE THEATRES
PLAZA

Alice Joyce in her latest vitagrap1l super feature, 'The Inner Chamber was shown for the first time at the Plaza theatre last evening. It is adapted from Charles Caldwell Do- bie'S famous story "The Blood Red Dawn" An enthusiastic audience was held spell bound throughout the entire seven reels of one of the most interesting screen subjects presented here this year. Harold Lloyd'S lat est comedy triumph Number Please 9 is a riot of fun and will De offered as an added attraction the first three days of this week.
 Louis Hart, the famous giant of Europe, has assembled a large cast for the presentation of his dream of Jack and the Beanstalk'' and /''The Giant Killer" which will hold feature position on the vaudeville bill. Ma son and Dixon in "A Southern Line" by Andy Rice, Marine and Verga, Italian comedians, well known to Bridgeport audiences, and others will complete the bill for the first half.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-12

over Patrick O'Connor, a clubmate. O'Connor finished second with 5,399 points. William J. O'Connel1, an other PastEnre A. c. athlete, finished third with a total of 3,370 points. w. A. Hascon, Jersey Harriers' A. A.. the only other competitor, failed to finish the test.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-12
DAN SHEA RETAINS
 CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE

New York. Sept. 12.-Dan Shea, crack a1l-around athlete of the Pas time A. C.. who was runner-up to S. Harrison Thompson in the national championship test at Pasadena last July, successfully defended his title of Metropolian A. A. U. all-around champion.
 Shea completed the ten-event test with the toal of 5,454 1-2 points, an aggregate which gave the sturdy Gel tic wearer of the Brazilian cross ,ictorious margin of 55 1-2 points
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-12

alues than ever. These values i've you a long list of prices. You
 are offering in brand new mer-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-12
BREAK INTO CoMLEY HOME

By using a key on the rear door burglars gained entrance to the home of City Attorney William H. Comley. Jr., 20 Crown street. last night, ana made off with silverware valued al 200. The police have been nouf1ed of the theft, and are making an in vestigation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-12
MARK MAKES NEW LOW RECORD

German mark fell today to 397 1-2 marks to the pound sterling This is new low record for the mark here.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-12

Boots made of a special patent metal, extremely light and cheap, with all parts replacable, have been designed by Marsei11eS workman.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-10-21
With the Travellers

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Landman and
son Norman j., St. Clair ST., left
Tuesday evening for Toledo, Ohio,
where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Binswanger have
sold their town home at 215 South
Crotto ST., and will reside at their
lake home at Twin Gables, Dellwood.
Mrs. Sidney Forsch Josephine Ell
singer, and her small son, Peter,
have taken an apartment at the Com
modore Hotel for several weeks.
On Saturday last, Mrs. D.. Schwab,
Canton, Ohio, who has been visiting
in St. Paul for the past two months,
left for St. Louis, Mo-, where she will
be the guest of relatives, before re-
turning to her home.
Miss Dorothy Elsinger of Glendora,
California, has arrived in this city to
be the guest of her cousin, Mrs. w. F.
Hanstein, st. Clair ST. Miss Elsinger
attended the Haas-E lsinger wedding.
The Misses Marie and Tessie Fink
elstein of 301 ST. Anthony Ave., and
Miss Dorothy Sains Of 118 Sherburne
Ave., have gone to Chicago, where
they will meet Peter Finkelstein, with
whom they will motor to Los Angeles
to remain for the winter.
Miss Vittie Segel Of Chippewa Falls,
Wis, and Miss Cecilia Postilnik Of
Stanley, Wis, spent Rosh Hashonoh
and Yom Kippur with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Finkelstein of 301 St. Anthony
Ave. Miss Sege's engagement to
Louis Finkelstein was recently an
nounced.
Mr.. Jack Prins, Chicago, was a
guest in st. Paul the early part of
the week.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-10-21
TEMPLE ZION NOTES

Services Friday evening at 8
o'clock. Sermon by Rabbi J. I. Meyer
ovitz on "The Lesson Of Succoth."
Saturday morning services at 10
o'clock. Sermon on ''The Blessing of
Moses"
Shimini Azereth services will be
held on Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Rabbi Meyerovitz will deliver SER
mon on "The Death Of Moses" The
musical service for Succoth to be rem
dered by the choir will be that Of
Goldstein.
Temple Sisterhood Meets
A Dutch luncheon and meeting was
held by the Temple Sisterhood at the
Temple Zion on Monday evening. Fol
lowing the luncheon, which was served
by young girls in Dutch costumes,
Mrs. H. D. Frankel spoke on, the
"Dutch Jew" Mrs. Albert Podlasky
sang several Dutch selections and
there was Dutch sketch presented
by Mrs. James Neiger, Mrs. Hart
Cardozo, and Mrs. Goldberg. Rabbi
J. I. Meyerovitz delivered his first adj
dress to the Sisterhood, and Sylvan
Hess spoke on the intentions Of the
Temple Board. The Sisterhood had
as guests members of the Minneapolis
Sisterhood headed by their president,
Mrs. Lille Mikolas.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-10-21
Entertaining

Miss Helen Elsinger, Summit Ave.,
and Mr.. A. Haas, St. Louis, Mo-, were
the honored guests at various affairs
given before their marriage, October.
10th. On Saturday, October 15th,s
Miss Carolyn Wolfe, Lincoln Ave-, en-
tertained at a Pow Wow. Miss
Ernestine Simmer, Summit Ave., was
hostess at Breakfast given at her
home on Sunday morning last. On
the eve Of the wedding, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. S. Rose and Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Seesel, Linwood Place, gave dance
in their honor.
A birthday party which was greatly
enjoyed by Is little children was
given Sunday, October 9th, by Buelah
Johnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. Johnson, 1872 Aurora Ave-,
to celebrate her eighth birthday. The
party was in the nature of a Hallow-
cen aHalr. ~~.@ .a-4s,.s4.,,,.t /
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-10-21
TEMPLE AARON NOTES
Ashland Ave. and GrOttO St.
Philip Kleinman. Rabbi

Services will be held on Friday eve
ming at o'clock, and Saturday morn
ing at 9. Sermon Friday evening on
"Koheleth."
Hoshannah Rabba services on Sun
day morning at o'clock.
Shimini Azereth services will be
held Sunday evening at $3.50 and Mon
day morning at 9.
Special Memorial services Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. Sermon,
Goshen"
Simchas Torah services, Monday
evening at 1880, Tuesday morning at
9 O'clock.
The children's Simchath Torah cele-
bration will be held in conjunction
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-10-21
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD,
BetrOthed

Mr.. David R. Elfenbein, 766 Ash
land Ave., announces the engagement
of his daughter, Ruth Rebecca, to Mr..
Maurice Schuman. No date has been
set for the wedding.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-10-21
Born

Mr.. and Mrs. julius S. Samuelson
(Clarice Kahn), GAL Marshall Ave.,
are receiving congratulations on the
arrival of a baby daughter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
AUTOMOBILES
AIInMnnlLl.. lnM mo

utufDS HGuhE
Tnr Ffr rhspp. uurt soil. good rnndi
fIHf. NHN oversize cord tIfrs vfh spare
rI.H f'auFa EftaH.uE HyHtrn. b.K head
UEii .af.'y Iugt bumpers and other %.
tua 'BN DauEr f4f5
.iNI. IhasENGIU FDHr. Perfect con.
aIrur. good rubber and 1921 license
rrH' 1I7i gets o. G2b ~ Main.
WAslUu. 10 Juy 3st4,s ,aHlrEa osaEe
t.rt.J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
EMPLOYMENT
nEIp wANTED-MAtE

n
9Hi'HW3u only th"roughy experienced /
mon need apply. NnuhcrEH 800 s. Main /
WANTED At once. mattraa maker. rsy |
Cu1'umtry prices. Answer by wire xiv. |
lng address where We could g"i yuu by |
telegram. Enid Mattress Mfg. Co., Enid. |
OKLA.
Any Intelligent person, either spN. may |
earn 800 10 1900 monthly corrcspond- !
lnR for newspapers, so 10 S2s weekly Ion |
spare Time experience unnecessary. no |
ttuvasslnE. subjects suggcated send for !
particulars. National Prcss Bureau, But. !
WANTED GEoLoGisT- noldman
on" That Is good In finding and detail |
ing sfrutturrH state experience and sal
AIRY expected. Address =. O. Box So
ron REST one room servant quarters |
sultahl" for man and wife can pay rent !
with work. i.o $. Detroit Usage f17.
CLEKK-rIPIsTs ,meu. women over 40. |
tor government departments $40
month, previous experience unnecessary,
John Leonard GurWer civil service exam
IucrI, ll2, Equitable bldg, Washing.
urIr wA>rrp-FrMALE 50
WANTED Goud cool, ion private family |
call tl2 o.. twentieth st.
WANTED Experienced white cook. ciG
S. cheyenne.
WOMAN WANTED for general hous.
work. must be- good coo' washer and
tonyr ,s",','d woman preferred wages
.
Daar" $50. Ur call ~ 2ti H. King NJ.
READ Fannie uursts story Guilty" iu
current Cosmopolitan. its Tho hcst ever.
wANTgPgGS; ,.,,, 1--WE LAnT S%alyl-
t<iTEn "RE.tGSGr6i iEN%1'iASGGEf'" SGGEf"'o,' -
AIDp BLDG, hsIN EES ! ASD l..
" MONDAY.
WANTED. White woman to work after.
noon IN small apartment after $50 a.
s. j
Experienced maid for genera
homework, must he good cook. small
'amtly. servant quarters nsasc 2lSl.
WANTED white sirl for general house
work. can cedar i52,
WhNrEb-An experienced pastry cook,
one who can do home pasteries. no sun.
day work. Apply In person, New England
cafe, 5o7 ). cincinnati
wANTED--Maid for general housework.
can COS \. Denver.
WANTED Experienced woman Tor gen
Coll in person. s2o T. twentieth.
SERVANT QUARTERS ron KENr-Cal
WAIrEHEsS WANTED AT 3.5 Il. sec.
ind -, a. once.
WANTEp-Flrs' class folder for mangls
also good press woman, must be fast
and do good work Terry Miller Laundry,
Usage 2o1.
WANTED White woman TO cook, 3ls
T.. Seventh. Usage a202-R.
WANTED MtddIr-aEeI woman, expert
cuced with children, to care Tor two It-
NE girls iu exchange f1r room and board
Iu refined home, no huuscwurS, comfort
| able surroundings. Box el2-b. care
World. - --....
PREPARE Tor real position. You can
be "A leader instead Of a follower. At
| tend the ru'ga lus,u"ss 'oil'g".
HELP-mNLE AND FEMALE 40
| \ rNrlSr taml'ar with court records t."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
Visit Our Used Car
&@orw. Now Going On
We Sell ON Terms

IoIC.l7-l8.I9-2 Marmona renewed
and guaranteed 10 be In first clam
running order.
@ "tI" l-ptxiongcr CadlTiAon
3 ButEE. 1920 roadster I 1919
passenger.
2 IT, A L "l4": I 1919 roadster.
t3l, passenger.
Jordbus. ! hpnsscnger 1920, 1 =
passenger 1871
1919 Liberty roadster: a bargain.
500.
4 1913 Nclle 5-passenEer.
. Studcnnkcrs. / 1917 7-pnsrnEer.
1919 7-paAsengcr, looks Ike
new.
. 1918 Lexington 4-phuenRer.
= OIdsmObilcs. roadster and a-pas-
RouEcr.
/ 1920 Apperson 7-parrenEer; same
Hs new
. I9io chevrolet s 5paEscnger.
0 Auburn 1918 5-pnEscngor.
! 1913 Paige roadster. wire wheels
/ 1920 Ford sedan; u bargain for
uuiuE sale.
a I3l3 Oakland roadster, $3.50.
! 1920 Tulsa 5-pnssengor. looks
like new.
I 1920 tulsa flcld car; Al con
OTHERS TO SELECT FROM
w. G.. M orris Motor
Sales CO.
7Oi-3 s. Main st. osase $500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS wANTED-NNLE

Nirt ATioNS NANTtD-MAIb w
CAPABLE ,Secutiyc accountant with Wide
experience 10 commercial accounting ami
as sup.rvlsDr 90 largo staff public ac-
un4rfuuts desires connection as auditor
Hr omptrulIsr ~ corporation Thorough
Eupwleur" 90 sNHt'frs. cost accounting and
income .Iy u.s. we'll as uH accounting prob.
ioIUH rDgBluutIonS depletion. trusts, etc.
My cE'crFiSe lrgaL accounting and taN
while Goo tfW with diirul ','ounlins
department u you really need 'aptti'
man. write g. o.. BOX iatt, Wichita Rails.
rr'na % arrange Interview.
WANTED Job as css.ughc,d enginr-r
Uicr. Have had several years 'sprri
.rtr Address A. T. Hakcr Sapulpa
okla. 600 osru " Add Green.
SITUATIONS wANTEp--FEMALE 81
-EDN.rAIti .STENuGHNIItER ESpc.
roucrl iu legal and commercial WORK
oaag" ta5i.J
FOR PRACTICAL NURSE call osaRa 6st2
can Eiyc city reference"
Capable stouugfaphoI desires combiua-
ton bookkeeping and struugraphIc pu-
siton. aa.. -, care World.
WANTED. BY cNperlenccd nurse with
several years hospital trimming. ne care
OF invalid. References Usage 522i
.DMuEIENT white woman wants work
laundry or HcwIng satisfaction guarau.
,aed cedar 2i'o.
WANTED iuudlc washing. your clothes
called for aud delivered good service.
Gail ,saE" titl.
lENPERIENCED bookkceper. excellent
prnman can take dlctation. handle any
! kind ~ uffsp work i've years experience.
Local refcr"nce.. Phone Usage H2i
FOR good practical nurse. ,sli Usage
s.Ia.H
TWISTS or cashiers position d,UT"d.
! can Cedar $50.
WASHING and ironing done; plenty -
wsu water, guaranteed work gsl T..
Eavtun. Phone tsar" 22II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
FINANCIAL
nd sINTss OpPORTINITtF

LIST your property Tor sale win us. We
are equipped Co give you superior scrN-
Ice. n y1u want 90 sell or buy. see MS.
Npouan Bros. Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone Cedar stf4. suite 113 Iowa EIlg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
MNNTFD-TO ROKRO,y

10 months, 10 per cent, security, first
mortgage Tulsa real estate worth $4,000.
Address sl5 ID. care World.
OUT OF STATE Firs National bank
wants time deposits, per cent state
mrnl furnished, deposits guaranteed, Ad.
dress t7A.'. care Of Wurir.
$1,000 THREE-YEAR first mortgage on
new home, 5OAlA O-toot corner lot. Post.
Office lDN lO-.
WANTED Loan $4,000, first mortgage.
Tulsa property Address yl3-D, care
M--L-L
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21

FOR MbNiNG ana ffelght hauling. call
shlrus-H Transfer. Usage 5yai Prices
reHsDtHb'n.
PAINTING AND DECoRAIiSG 80
PRACTICAL painter ana psuerhauger.
wall .per furnished and hung Ask
Tor SAMPLES richardson. Ossge t1s..
J. }. MITCHELL paIutirE, pap'tuangIug
and ca'HuuIn.uE phuu" cedar 1895
OPEN gHDp
Tglrirr and UHperlauE'r wants your
work Courteous. fair treatment Cedar
100.
4. e. HNrGE. experimenting and paint.
Irg hgHiden'o ~ N. HYsedalc. phone
cedar lL'5.
rNiNIlNg aud paporhaugiug. Usage
agCl
ROOMS pApERED
Including paper for s. and upi house
decorating in all its branches, estimates
turcrfIlIy given, Ill work guaranteed
,. =. Sutherland. slG West Third DsaEs
t5I7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
FINANCIAL
nIsINIss OrrnNrI NIrira

Ea-ton. Phone usapo 2277
FINANCIAL
RusiNESs OrrnKrt >iriEa ~
FOR SALE. couple good cigar stands. up. |
town location. both ut those places az |
big money makers. j. ~. Nus. 5at Rob. |
.usnn H'dr. Usage tFsc
rOK SALE G,ud coutecuouary. clearing |
5000 per month. irc" 5000. Would |
outsider some trade ur terms. II. Noc. |
.lt H"hinsuu RIdr psage 16s2.
TIRE and accessory store for sale sales |
last year st'.u-l %. sickness Will lu.
voice about s. 600, 81 900 cash will handle |
Ad1rcss ~ toe-B. care tulsa World.
VERY DESIRABLE and steady employ |
ment offered responsible man who car !
deposit $1,000 cash bond paying $40 per |
week salary and an hotel and travelling !
'Kptnsrs. or $1,000 cash bond paying $50 |
salcsuan or as an advance alyerts
.rg man or as manager OF Tucker hros |
Road show, playing IN Oklahoma, Texas
and ArktuSas towns, Guu can choose yuut
own ClrCuitD. deposit secured and guar
autoed money can be Withdrawn un two
weeks. notice. no experience necessary.
Wuts frr fun particulars or COME and Sc"
ls personally Address Tucker Bros
ruma tify, ur sro Dudley x. Tucker a.
Royal Tnaater. Tulsa, uycry sunday night
after g. u.DI''H.
SE, DSu.uAND furniture store. best lo.
'h"h" 'f't' ''.''
REAL STATE business Tor sale Central
lusttIHu. long ,stap. lshed. WIN pay
for itself one month. Address 3Gt-B. care
World
FOU SALE or TRADE FOR LAND-Rea.
iurugo or stock hardware, 25-bIrrcl flour
and corn mill Address BOX 20, sulphur
Springs. Ark
GIp, fHf for sale, doing good busta,ss
good reason Tor selling. Usage ll5i
fnHs sf O. Ii. aHt
VIII make $1,000 year write for in
fSmatuH, Chas. J.. smith, Fayetteville,
NrN.
Ntw uTnfure store Tor sale. good ioca-
ton. viii invoice about $4,000. will re
duce so can be handled for about $4,000
20 $1,000. reason for selling, other bust
h'HA Nant ~ "'N"Nr ~ NY 'n.' =, Ihl'
Will bear closest investigation. iys-B, care
ot world.
FOR SALE Ice boxes for soft drink
stands or grocery store also counters
and cases. Tulsa Carpenter shop, Usage
'oN. --------------------
FOR SAIE-Drug store oil and farming
town Of 5000. with all modern conven-
icnces, now fountain and best fixtures In
town. sales $50. 900 with Increasing busi-
ness, reasons for selling, dissolving part
uership. $4,000 will handle. Address
ats.n, care OF world.
FOR SALI-Cash and carry Grocery.
most modern, up-to-datc grocery in live
! right party. Address Box COS Yale. Okla.
= FOR SALE-Iuu,h room and soft drink
10 Missouri town OF 1000 T.. Il. SIM
mons, sweet SPRINGS. Mo.
FOR SAII.-R,tal shoe store, terms 10
wanted. Frank Cleland Muskogec,
! DkHt
FOH SALE Grocery doing good business
oaagc aHfb -
FOR SAIL. .Up-to-datp grocery stock iix.
tur,s and meat market, clos" 100 IN ih"
roaGuuc, district. with leas" and three.
| room apartment cgnngs, .nE a ~"H1y-iu'
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BUSINESS SERVICE
MnNINn ANn srnnAnE
pAINrING AND DECoRAlfSd |.

FOR MONTNG ana freight hnIllng, cali
shIrrs-'s Transfer. Usage 1854 Prices ]
reasonable.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
nnnM. LnM MENr. rrnNIsmrn /

ROOMS ToR RENT rURNIsHFD ~
FOR NlNl Sow aud beautifully FUR.
r.ah'H rYrf room. merit tl beth, uD
fH,r f.uu,I# tfyIug place. $500 vath.
Phone r.aEp rbf1.
bl.IDt.. o.. sU3 clean. uIr1aauf south
ru.m oi.Hs Iu auJuiUrE bath. private
Ulf.t. private entrance rraFf aaqb
Ni' lIh tlHNIsIitI3 Room In rr'ya'"
......t G..v. ,IsI
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