davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-21

Cotton sac;ss-We have limited
number OF heavy 9S-lb. cotton flour
s&c.s for sale The very thing to
take your wheat to the mill in.
Dal,o-Ritc Bakery.
5-2I-tf
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-21

W. aiod-Two teachers at Hartford
school. Salary, each $50 per
month. apply to B. P Hawkins and
!. T. Summer. 6-3-4t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-21

: hav, enc million fine Porto Rico po-
ta-o PLANTS. Offer for immediate
shipment $50 per thousand ship
Ping point. Send me your order
a"u VII ship promptly. q. j.
Derrick. Lancaster, S. G.
,Zi-i.D.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-21

or sz5c-Fure imported Porto Rico
woGsscs, $l.25 per gallon. john
So McCrackin CO.
5-Z3-.f.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-21

IreeIN OOu 1AiOSh-c oCi 4iS'i, A"S'-'
Mrs. S. A. Jeter of Whitmire is at
tending the summer school for high
school teachers at the university, and
while here is the guest of her two
sons. T. C. and John A. Jeter, at 9l5
Sumter street.-The State, 10Th.
Albert Lucas is at home after
spending a week at Parr Shoals with
his aunt, Mrs. Harry Shealy.-Mrs.
Harry Shealy of Parr Shoals is spend
ing a while with Mrs. Thomas Hughes
and Mrs. T. A. Lucas-Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Perkins, who have been Wis
iting Mrs. W. F. Webb, have returned
to Newberry, carrying Gladys Webb
back with them for two weeks stay.
The State, 10Th.
Miss Dora Eddy of Columbia is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. v.
H. Eddy, in the city.
Mrs. Annie Oxner and Miss Corrie
Lei Havird are among the teachers at
the Winthrop summer school in Rock
Hill.
Harry Boozer is spending the week
in Columbia at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. G. V. BooZe".
Charles E. Bowers and George S.
Mower, Jr., returned last week from
Vidalia, Ca, having come with
Charles uncle, Mr. Grover c. Todd,
and Mrs. Ormberg, who are visiting
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09
TRAVELLING MAN
HAS STOMACH
RECONSTRUCTED
Painting Spells and Distress Relieved
by Jaques' Little Wonder
Capsules

Last October" writes Walter Fur
man, travelling salesman of Richfeld
Springs, N. Y, when | was in Platts-
burg | was bothered a lot with indiges-
ton, dyspepsia and a bloated feeling
brought on by excess gas. Painting
spells would attack me suddenly, and
| was in dire distress. In seeking relief,
I was advised to try JAQUES' LIT
TIE WONDER CAPSULES. This l
did and before reaching the hotel that
night for retiring l had decided relief.
felt so much better the following
morning that purchased an addition
al box, and found that one capsule
following each meal has since recon-
structed my stomach and now feel re-
markedly well. My brother-in-law re-
Gently had an acute attack Of indiges-
ton, something that often troubled
him, and within few minutes after
swallowing two of the capsules, he was
relieved"
If you are one OF the suffering ones
you can still save your stomach by
using jacques Little Wonder Capsules.
Just swallow one or two capsules and
you will find prompt relief The pure
gelatin covering disolves within one or
two minutes after reaching the stom-
ach releasing the finely powdered med
icines to do their effective work. One
capsule aids in digesting 5000 grains OF
food.
If you are bothered with indigestion,
dyspepsia, catarrh of the stomach, sour
stomach, dizziness after eating, gas,
biliousness or constipation try this val
liable prescription,
Twelve days treatment costs but
60 cents. jacques Little Wonder Cap
sules are sold under a strict guarantee
OF satisfactory results or money re-
funded
On sale by Frost's Pharmacy, SO
Main St, Middlebury, VT; or 60 cents
by mail postpaid for II days supply
from Jacques Capsule Co, Plattsburg,
n. y. advertisement |
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09
ADDISON COUNTY
HAS 46 STUDENTS
IN MIDDLEBURY
Enrolment Is One Of .Larg-
est And Includes 20 Men
And 20 Women In Four
College Glasses

Among the students at Middlebury
College this year, there are 46 from
Addison county, 20 men and Is women
Twenty-Five of this number are from
Middlebury.
In the Senior class there are seven
students from Addison county. Bristol
has two representatives, Jeremiah c
Cardell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H
Cardell, a member of Kappa Delta
Rho fraternity, and Ridley J. Norton,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar c. Norton
Norton is a member OF the varsity
football squad, and has been promi-
nent in class athletics during his
course. During his sophomore year he
was a member of the Sophomore Rules
Committee, and in his junior year, of
the Interfraternity Council. He be-
longs to Delta Epsilon fraternity and
Delta Tau society.
Salisbury is represented by Howard
P. Nelson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
B. Nelson, member OF Delta Kappa
Epsilon fraternity, and by Janet Reach,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Asher Reach.
In the Senior class there are three
Middlebury students, Charles E. How
ard, son of Mrs. &C. Howard, was a
member OF the Sophomore Rules Com
mittee, OF the Auditing committee dur
Ing his junior year, He was a Merrill
Prize speaker, and is member of the
Sages. Beatrice F. Dumas, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dumas, is a
member of Apollo Club, and won a
prize in Horace during her sophomore
year. Hilda E. Woodruff, daughter OF
Mrs. Anna S. Woodruff is q member
Of the College choir, Glee Club, Home
Economics Club, and Press Club. She
is on the Y, W. c. A. Music committee,
and in her junior year was assistant
class treasurer and a member of the
Kaleidoscope Board
The junior class has Y Addison
county students in its ranks Allen d.
Bliss, son of Mr. and Mrs Deane S.
Bliss, is a representative Of Cornwall. |
Mildred H. Parkhill daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George PaTkhill, and Rather
inc (. Robbins, daughter OF Nj and
Mrs. Ralph R. Robbins, are also from
Cornwall Miss Parkhill rs e member
of the Women's Glee club and college |
orchestra. Miss Robbins is member
of her class baseball and track teams,
and belongs to Theta Chi Epsilon So
rority.
New Haven is represented by A.
Mortimer Roscoe, son OF Mrs. Mary H.
Roscoe; and Beatrice w Benedict,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bene-
dict. Miss Benedict was a member of
the Women's chorus her first year,
and is now a member OF the glee club.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

John H. Wright, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
7. E. Wright OF Shoreham, is a men,
Der Of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
He has been assistant cheer-leader for
three years. Mildred F. Monroe,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs s. R. Mon
roe of Bristol is a member of Sigma
Kappa sororiety.
There are FIVE Middlebury girls in
the Junior class. Dor~hy +. Brain
erd, daughter df President-Emeritus
Ezra Brainerd, is member of Pi Beta
Phi sOroriety, Press club, Home Eco
Monies club, and is a reporter for the
Middlebury Campus. M. Frances Cas-
well, daughter of Mrs. Mary Caswell,
is member of Pi Beta Phi sororiety,
and sings in the college choir. Rena
c. Dumas daughter OF Mrs Henry A.,
Dumas, is a member OF the college
choir. She is a musician of no mean
ability. and often plays for the Chapel
exercises. Other Middlebury girls are
Margaret Z. Graham, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew Graham, a member
of ri Beta Phi sororiety, and Florence
L. Yates, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs E.
X. Yates
In the class of 1924, there are 10 Adj
olson county students, nine OF whom
are from Middlebury, Bridport is re-
presented by Russell ]. Pratt, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Pratt, and Com
wall by Nj. George Tulley son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. p, Tulley. Mr.. Tulley is
a member OF Chi Psi fraternity, and is
on the track team. Minnie A. Cush-
man is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos &. Cushman Of lincoln. Mar
garet Z. Smith, daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs. F P. Smith Of Bristol, is mem
Der of Pi Beta Phi sOroriety.
Sophomore students from Middle
bury are, Paris Fletcher, son Of Treasu-
rer and Mrs ]. A. Fletcher, a member
of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity
Stanton A. Harris, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles e. Harris, Parker prize
speaker; Ruth Eddy, daughter Of
Supt. and Mrs. Arthur w Eddy; Mar
garet b. Hartman, daughter OF Prin-
cipal and Ms. Archie S. Hartman,
member OF the Sophomore Rules COM
mittee; Margaret B. Howard, daugh- |
ter of Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Howard;
Beatrice A. Mills, daughter Of Mrs.
Kate Mills, matron of the wOmen's
halls; Florence Noble, granddaughter
of Mrs. T. M. Chapman; and Gerald
inc Wimmett, daughter OF Mrs. Henry
Wimmett. The Misses Hartman,
Mills, Noble and Wimmett are mem
bers of Alpha Chi sororiety, Miss No
BILE and Miss Wimmett are on their
class baseball, basketball and volley-
bali teams, and Miss Noble was class
secretary her freshman year Mrs.
Levi, J Hathaway is also registered in
he Sophomore class.
The entering class has IA Addison
county students among its numbers, ].
Milo Jeffrey, SON of Mr.. and Mrs ].
NJ. Jeffrey Of East Middlebury, is
OF the football squad; Eric W,
smith, SON Of Mrs Mary W Smith, is
4 Weybridge representative Sails
1ury is represented 10y Percy T. Whit
ley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Whit
ley, and Carroll F. Dyer, son OF Mr..
md MIS-. F c. Dyer; Louise H. Ell
ner, daughter Of MI and Mrs. John
Elmer OF Addison, and Marion Z. Hol-
,omb. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs R.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09

II. Holcomb OF Bridport are Addison
county students in the freshman class.
Middlebury has eight students in
this class: Ralph B. Eddy, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ceylon d. Eddy; Ellery c.
Haynes, son OF Mr.. and Ms. George E.
Haynes; Clarence E. StuTtevant, son
Of Rev. aud Mrs. Walter F. Sturte-
want; Jesse S. Yeaw, son Of Mrs, Ber-
nee c. Yeaw, a member OF the foot
ball squad; Cecile NJ Burns, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ] H. Burns; Edith
c. Cartmen, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James R Cartmell; and Ruth NJ. Col
Inns, daughter Of Provost and Mrs Ed
ward d. Collins
This is one OF the largest enrollments
Addison county has had in Middle
bury College
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09
Tangled Tongues.

Through the kindness Of several cor,
respondents we are able to present a
few more humorous mistranslations
Az follows:
Exempt Samples free.
Casus BELLA question Of stomach
Splendid mendax--Lying In state
Puris Omniapura-BOys will be
boys.
Flagrante delIct0-In fragrant de
light.
Chacun a son gout--A man with a
dog and a gun.
Another youth, painfully con
scious Of his vaccination, rendered the
last phrase: ! sing Of arms and the
sirus.-BOston transcript.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-12-09
WHITING

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hurlburt Of
Middlebury were at c. Filion's Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. X. Huntley of Leicester
Junction was the guest OF Mrs Mabel
Baker Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Webster was thrown from
a wagon Saturday morning and broke
the smaller bone in her left arm near
the wrist.
There will be an oyster supper in the
Town hall Friday evening, December
l6. A program will be given and sup
per served from to 8 o'clock. Every
one will be welcome.
There will be Ladies society meet
ing in their rooms in the church We'd
nesday, December ID. Hostesses, Mrs.
Lee Rawson, Mrs. Chester Rawson and
Miss Eta Rawson.
The young ladies in the Ladies' So
ciety will give social in the Town
hall Friday evening, December 8. A
program including a short play, pan
tomine and music will be presented.
Refreshments will be served and fine
social evening is anticipated.
Dies In Michigan
Mrs. c. B. Hubbard received a tele-
gram Monday night telling of the
death of her brother Charles Stickney
Cox at his home in Elba, Mich. Mr..
Cox was 81 years of age. He leaves a
wife, one son, Mallory, and daughter,
Dorothy, his father who lives with
him, two brothers and FIVE sisters. He
has several relatives in this section.
Mems Club Elects Officers
The Mems Club met in the hall
Thursday evening, December /, for
their annual meeting The officers for
the ensuing year are President, Rev. z.
c. Sargent; vice-president, A. G. Free
gard; secretary, H. c. Hubbard; and
treasurer. Sherwood Denton. Their
next meeting will be in the hall Thurs
day evening, December Is. They will
debate on the subject, Armament or
Disarmament" Every one is invited.
Grange Officers Elected
Tuesday evening was election OF Of
hcers in the Grange. The following
were chosen: Master, Harold c. Hub
bard; O., Irwin Denton; l., H. r.
Wells; S, f. H. Rawson; A. S, Ken
meth Denton; Chaplain, Mrs. Maud |
Baldwin; Treas, W. R. Sem; Sec,
Mrs. Lizzie Aines; G. K, G. H. Blood;
Ceres, Miss Eta Rawson; Pomona
Miss Estella Taylor; Flora, Miss Will
ma Filion; L. A. S, Miss Marjorie
sawyer; Pianist, Miss Yvonne Filion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
EAL ESTATE FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
nnI ~ InK sNIl

5000 'NSli Price itgHo. five rooms Huu
bathroom. Int tuNl2U. easy monthly
h'En'nt, 'surr sol cedar .tHf
lt hpl HAVE well secured veal ,st.t.
NOTES ana $500 caeh. can show YOU o.
tafEhin in = six .r,s,tn house that wifi UU.
ctpt those terms, price So BOO. Cedar
IhiNt t".tHn-bu pavement t,e-fouu
H'I.'i| modern bungalow mautyl ruU
HlH' l"i end can be handled with 81 600
cash. cedar 2ag9. Usage SoI.
5000 tASu South Owaaso bungalow bal.
"hot only $50 per month. this I4 YOUR
opportunity Co buy homo. priced right.
si "a very low cash payment. this hunFu
low tousists Of five rooms and breakfast
room, south sleeping rooms good base.
m"ut high corner lot with annie raufr
ior another house on rear uI lot. mice.
kald'n iu ana up, must sell Monday.
tilr" ~ 600 tall SkalickN with u,t
Mason. cedar 80 EsG Robinson ttIIr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
zoo

house Just completed with ouc-hAlf acre
~ ground just ready 90 make garden.
Small cash down and balance monthly.
This IN dandy little place. Just ready
10 move into. Take sand SprinRs car 10
Bruuer station, go north, cross the bridge.
then west 4 mile 10 tho house painted
white, meet salesman at the house sun
day 3. m., from I o'clock until y. m.
PATTERSON REALTY CO.,
Usage 1850. 40 Robinson HIdg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
lIOt ~ Ioi, 4NiI

Nh Ilil 5. " N.fuUm buns tIu".
uud,ru thrHughout hardwood r1ura
,'" "Ni.H'l amount ~ closet lHuN ana
.'i.. H I.HlN... I.... 'h.Nau. 40 .y. cash
,..I lN..'.h '"H
''. estate department l' y Fh
,N "N ~ lgu, room house rH'l mud-
Man r.',, ,,,.., syN l'"' ,"p re'ymehl on D..
raVhus.a. DI4. 40 A. r.,nth
,s., .N"'' -..
''., N9u LN', N'-'V ii'' ROOM
aWl,tN modern bungalow. easy terms
' ''''"'''' '-'A' sou. 'FiHf .bN'.
h\kGAlN. uNe.t'uw buus, tn Kendall
'"'A '".5oo r''i terms. 'er"r i'es.
SIN ROOM modern burrniov. au pave.
w'ul close Boo. uu ,at uuo ruud we'll
tuo large lot Just listed at price 90
sr'I quick $500. 900 cash viii handle
balance arranged ou easy Terms can
b7aE" l'hl iu9g e. IL leslie Room 9
Nehr"'hn, hlls.
utuAuMOuN uJNDNIrN
n Nu1 want t1 bu, "a b.4b.,iu., seven.
ro"m bungalow which has brick fouudn
,.. ,l'ln 't'ri'd. weather stripped.
49,, ".. 'N" 'H'"',' '"h u"h'r
,..',...,., .,, '"'- u'l-I N't every '"n
'' '''7'""NN .Ii.''H.
Sollu slpE Owner leaving ott,. viii
'9' '',I,' 'tnl room ~" STORY rotutr
a,qt '''' '''"'''". '''''. '''hr
a-'-.---..... ..........
p.,,.,,,., llSl,E $1,000
.,I" uuht'l"N 700 restricted hI4'fict
. ''. ''''' nul'N"'a i""ir Ih'"hAh
Ir,,r,t.I' ,,9u,',,..llN iiNlul'' .r'nllH''l
,'t' ,uN', .N I'''H',H q hn' E"'n TOO
ffEuU gr.r 5s.,. ,nf' 1"'" 1""'..' '..' m WIN
e,,..,,,...,,.. .''' .'''
'''" i''''l N'kN .lHl ltuni IHl
"''' .',"''"nt h'-'". 'H1E" ''.'
IliL BEST ,losD.ln buy Zoo Tulsa. u mod.
cru home, 1gg5 y. uuumorr. rtrht
,''l.S. lle haih sleeping porch and hasr.
ru.np ,,,,, - -'..H ,.n ..''.. '.t'', %. ,n'In
ana l,l'na can 's"Ec D. Monday
500 CASlI-.plu,E $4,000
- -" nor month. Including .Htat.s'.
.A I''h' l"''nH Ii''hi"Hl ry"Iu rt'fiy
'''l'il's hrui'd f'f'Eg ant servant
,,, aur' ',,s, mus, p' So" O." !. 'pp''rIai'd .
". n. ADAMS
,.,,,,,,,'. .''.
N,,M, @ N''' '.. "'' thHl ana 100 PEI
=, W'"N'h .'N I'Ik' rooms. hardwood
-nnU ",'"''' "1N'".'Nt 20 Ia'fHlh Tor
ft'""', 'a'E' WI. ''dnf 'HHN
hf OWNER Low ceeh paym'ut far uuIot
-, ~ I,,", , i ~, n' Wv, HN room hnn.
@hd uoiac' Mann district lat s.
'''uNl"I'.
tpR SALE. ltNo-ruum house. Oukhurst
bargain, f2.sOO, $500 down CON 20
s. Yorktown ST.. Tulsa.
Nit"ry ty.,-.t..,, homo. ,,,...-..-
n,rdv.rd ri.,rs ,...,,,,,.. wv. D.
s.,,.nt ,,,r,,,,' t.,, '""t,'
a. -. '"tt ', ''., -, '.,'". ,,iN l""',
Osugo 1879.
y7Eo uANpft.s ,,..,.
b,,,,r 80 "A, ,,i ~, '%'.,' % Ivy room
t,,,dI,t ,s....,'' .,'' w t,t ,",, "' fEt'ht' 'i'
ps,.,nr,t nrI,,' n, son ,' a "' ,.r, '"' j." l"I
NNa.h.,,' ~ f,',Vr, 'v55s ,'',hN "i it"nkrd.
Usage 1879.
MAIN tl...,,tg.,i
in,' hs,.,',,,, '' tut .."a. 'nuts
tors hardwood floors real nft, hume.
$1,000 handles. price $4,000, good t'rma
M"fh'W a Coz ground floor Wright BldL.
bHbHc l't'.
s.. 600 HANptIS .- Errru,nt .t, .,...,..
modern home s. U4Itiutotc fip, cor
nor lot. ghruRc. rcaannaple tcrps rr,rs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

WE HAVE a number Of buyers Tor homes.
priced from $500 to Sc, 500. with low
cash paym"nts. CON sell you're at once if
you can accept from 5000 10 s + 600 as first
payment List them with us ~ once.
Exchange Trust co. roul estate dept. Il
4. Third dsago 1900.
FIVE Rooms, modern. adjoining mn
crest. fine volL garage. chicken house.
garden. 8f75o, with $500 down, balance
easy. Cedar no
AN ATTRACTIVE suburban homo of five
rooms ana garage. fuo well of water
plenty Of young fruit trees. All fenced
out Of the very host material ond on,
acre uf ground. Price 5000 with good
terms. Csll Usage 95sG Gordon Grady.
TWO ROOM box house aud quartcr.acro
of fine level laud. with young fruit trees
ana nice garden, south front. Price $500
$3.50 cash. $40 per month. can Usage
$3.50.
For SALE
by owner. $1,000 cash. bHlHnc" monthly
buys brand now bungalow with six
large rooms and breakfast room. oak
floors an through. every built IN feature.
furnace, east 'front.' ON pavement, CLOSE
ln. on south side. Price $4,000. can
OssEe 1896
ron SALE-H, owner beautiful i've
room modern bungalow, built In kitchen
cabinet, cellar garage, iult hi1"d corner
lot II taken hi once, prlc" $500, with
$500 cash balance like r"nt Address
tH-', caro- NnlLh.
$3.50 CASH balance monthly buys four
room mud,ru house. cast sido. ON pave
mout. price $4,000. Edw. B.. Barrett 2OA
Bliss Bldg. Usage - on 90.
by OWNER leaving city, fpur-room mod
crU oitiagc ON pavement, extra we'll built,
large rooms. garage, bargain If suld this
week. Usage l27A-R. lGti g.. Third
HILLCUEsT- goo cash. balance month
ly. buys HIN.rpuW modern bungalow +,
corner lot. take some second mortgage
paper. price $3.50. Usage SO or 90. Edw.
b.. barrett Bliss Bldg.
FIVE-ROCM. modern, oak floors through
out. good east side location, ON paving.
couyeuisut Co school and TRANSPORTATION.
price $500. 81 500 cash. balance ! and
yoars. Usage $40 or 620
NEW nyc-roum bungalow, basement
ui,c front porch, brick columns and
bautstcrHa white enamel finish, French
doors, 8375O. terms Usage 530o or 6s97,
VIE HAVE tho furniture OF a beautiful
home for sale, on north Htle. 5000
some terms The house Of rooms, base
mont and garage, rent {l.G per month.
Patterson Realty Co, Osigo $3.50.
GOOD ftve-roOm house, practically new
lot 50xlJb, price only I5.z5O. $500 cash.
balance 6, ~, IS and "a rnoHths. Usage
SIG or C20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

hN "Wn"'. rnH bargain 100 mHat beau.
Iiht Hrt ruuiost place Iu Tulsa five
rooms ana bath. corner lot. 5UNI4O. trunk
room, largo closets buIIt.u features
arg" 'front.' amt back rutDh's basement
ahh EafaE. NssEr kI04
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


blIllN 5000 ,tsh. rrco tbooo. HN.
'1""" modern nc"mr property win
$500.
$500 .,A.u Uu.H,. monthly hu,s trnui
NOW iN.. r..m modern bungalow iu hIGh
and slightly location. heavy upI, Uuofs.
host grade ivory Wlrivort buit 'u ,nb.
uots with Nbrr STONE irpIu bo1rd bcst
grade r,tr,a aud decorations large back
CrUHr Ig,s
r.U .AI. u. ...,... .t t.,.Ii.,,
l',ri,r. .I.'. .. ,, .,.n
.t.r, ,...I .,.,... .I -.
,Ft
N.N .t.,.,.....,.... ,,.t..,.. .,....,. .,.,f
ru,rI.u. ., tl.t. ...., ,,i., "a
usurc paat
.siN Room dupI., South D.,.rr.,. ,..5so.
win $1,000 cash tou ,o.m house.
r,r month r,.ou a.. fI01
Nain Phone ,cJar Iil,
al. nav. f
v.II ri.'.a.l v.i. ti,. ,..., ,t ,'',,I.,,.l
We have irup.,tIrs Ia..d fur sa.r in OH
porE uf tnu .'tt. ruhur Uu uNt' just
'hr h"uHr Nuu "uu'i wish Go bus. Ihruc
,ni"s OF '"n' service. l.' u show You
"'',,' ''' ,n'' D. " N'"N" '"F ''"h
N.'n l'.n" '.'"' ''''
WANTED People who want Co. aunt p1N-
luE .Uu. tu CON u. We uul hUHt YOU
any Aud NJ l hHWr you want with very
r'd1r elet VAN q Wuume buudr.a M
wurklusWru.a homo. 200 EHhlusnu ludr
IoTS ron s,ir 80
f,..,.,. ,,...
'' '',. "NN."' '. ''.I
rpaId,u,, Iur u do. ...n.r. ur Iui.,
iri.,ra.t, uu. of d.. .uuIn. ....I.r,.
T|tff..I. .I .T.I.. tt,....... d. e.. t....,.I
uu1u wright UUr u.m Ip,p
in Iib'fU iouIV
TWO lots n Woodward mark. lOoslI6 feet.
prlro sou. tsrms
cash payment
tlno lot un North cheyenne. 81 900.
a. j. JEhklNS " SON
'''tr Nao'
ENDl'lLLNr huiidtuE Dot. sewer paid.
shade. F.d"w7lts tn located IN Forrest
I9it" @,3dd,ll'n nave pl',sI lhI' I't To
'."' wv ''''. ''.'N' cow
50 hH hENl'f 'hnt'h diatfici Modern
lot .a,d'walhs sewer iu, close 20 car
,,.. ,,,,. ,u'' ,@' ''' """y'' '.'f' ~
/ Hlf THAT l'F ia utarkn place brtut"
Tor. pricca oro only 1850 10 500 and the
rowcra s 10. C' '' " " | ."
Will. EAcWriDE Kendall lot. other obn.
rtiuua. terms very ransluublo. can
Dcdur .IH5.
nom san. .,t.,...i., .,,., .I,, f.,a.i..., ,.,.,,
NJ s,,,.t .rt ne, ia, t,,I.y .,,,,,
mruts. CON tsaEr VfuH
ilt, NDtt N,>l. . ,I.s..'I,. .,,,..,a ~
.r. .ff.rI,r Loytt0 tr,I rirbi a,,
t.,,r t,. an 1pb' ai .o.f a. I'm i
l,gnt,,,I t,r sia Hoa ,pn,l., Eo,t,o DO,
th, E,,s',,,.s, iI.,,Ir, s,1 upo' ,, @
,ff,,in,. ~ btyh ,,t.s. eminent ,,ua.r,
,,,,.I f, an nnn ~. ,tE nunf
.nntt,, ttgt ,i... r,,.,,it n,,ti.tt,.,.
,',,t f ~ ,nn , t'a .,i0 @
IL thc t'mo in Inv".i I'M 'ruis. rreI c.,ato.
you those pruportios. ury ur, worthy of
your consideration. McHhoW a. 60. ground
floor Wright Bldg Usage 1879
,1p g.tE la, la utt. VIC. All
Issc f,nnt hesutifui sits f.,, s,,,,,rc,
can Ccdar 9Sl
IA.ybN uuIutN2 -i,.T ,, /. At.In s,
. tar.,lr ,.t "a t.tt ~ .'i,g,,t.,
" " ~, '
FbR SALE N"t N,l lhiN ."i b'Alfo
'."sr IN, Wl,e 'IApU WIZ Ha'l ~
ha'iliicH t"I 'HFh oN "WI'F I'HNlnf
coy,',risslop pr,pe 1,'age s5s7 M '"o
/ s0viTg LOT Woodward Park aJdltior;
1 sgs0. rasb ar t,ri,.' rtt.I soil pb."r
| Nr H. Unnrn ana Bansn,oyr hotel
hLh tNDM Nv Nbh hot n"tlh ,sIe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
PERSONAL PROPERTY

WANTED 10 NY d1
.uyI.IHs WANTED -- Second hand;
.uantity Wee; Side Furniture
Us First. tsage 53bs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

Brand new, five extra large rooms and
breakfast room, heavy OAK floors through
out, French doors, ivory finish, pretty fire-
place, built-In features, large basement.
garage, solid drive, native shade. Sacred
Heart district "a bargain, Usage sol.
Cedar 2ts9,
For SALE-Hy owner, five room m0derb IA
bungalow, breakfast, sleeping porch. .
bullt-in features haHemcnt, IVORY finish
oak floors throughout, sewer paid. on
pavement, good terms, Usage s75l-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

SHOW ROOM Tor rent. sI7 $. Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

NIDELY furnsUcd fYe-r00m bungalOw
VIII lease Tor six months to adults
only Located 1894 =, Elw0Od. $3.50 per
month Phone Cedar l776.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

Flye-roOm bungalow ivory finish, oak
floors, tile floor In bathroom, fine deco.
ratious and fixtures. built-in features IN
Ktchen, mantcl: 81 200 cash. balance
easy, ur would consider good lot as part
Vsynent Phone Usage sQs9