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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-06-04
Mint Leaves.

You'll notice-if you wander around
In the back yard or the vacant lot
across the way-that the soft, dark
green leaves of mint are beginning to
show. Guard it jealousy. Did you
know that few crushed leaves in
lemonade will add a tang which is de-
lightfui?
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-06-04

left side that l could
not walk across the
floor unless / was all
bumped over, hold
ing to my side. I doc
tored with several
doctors but found no
relief and they said
l would have to have
an operation. My
mother insisted on
my taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
h1a Conpo,1pd ond 7
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-06-04

Law Violators.
Hoover found that polar bears were
under the department of commerce,
grizzly bears under the department Of
the interior and brown bears under the
department of agriculture.
Obviously they should all be under
the department of prohibition enforce
ment. y
They're all Observation-Disclosures Pub
Nc Ledger.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-06-04
Baby Specialists.

THAT there Physicians who specialize Infant ailments you know All
Physicians understand Infant troubles all Physicians treat hem It his
profession his duty, human ills from the Sok to the Great Beyond
But he calls the Specialist Why? He knows every
Mother knows ought know that Baby baby needing special treat
Inent special remedies.
remedy that she would for herself? Ask YOURSELF and honest
Always remember that Baby is just baby And remembering this
will remember Fcher Casia made especially for Infants and
Children
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-06-04
Health and Vigor Win in
The Race of Life

In these days of fast competition
only full-blooded, robust, healthy
people can keep to the front. I'm
healthy weaklings with disordered
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-06-04

free your circulation of the impuri-
ties that are hampering your health
and progress. Thousands have
done this with S.S.S., the famous
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-06-04

More than 5000 pieces of one me-
teor which fell in Iowa were picked
up after 1t had burst.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-06-04

\ mans reputation is but the mar
ket price of his worth.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-06-04
ANOTHER WOMAN
ESCAPES
Mrs. McCumber Avoided a Serious
Operation by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound In Time

Georgetown, Ill.-"After my first
baby was born ] suffered SO with NV
The labor world., 1921-09-03
UNIONS
FIGHT SOLDIERS
Unanimous Against Bill Prohi-
biting Antj:Mi|itarist Propa-
ganda Now in Parliament.

PARIS, Sept. 1.-Organized labor
is unanimous against the bill prohi-
biting anti-militarist propaganda now
before the French parliament. The
bill is understood to be the child Of
the general staff Of the French army.
It prohibits all anti-militarist propa-
ganda. retrospective of the form or
means" which is likely to induce regu-
lar or reserve naval and military
ratings" to violate discipline or dis
obey orders. The net set by the gen.
eral staff is wide. The word rating
is defined to include all able e-bodied
men, from the youngest recruit to the
oldest reservist.
Antiimilitarist propaganda is basic
among the European trade unions. At
it's last congress the international
Transport Workers Federation ap-
propriated a consiG -'rable sum for the
fight against militarism.
The labor world., 1921-09-03
HELEN KELLER; WORLDS
WONDER WOMAN, IS OR:
PHEUM STAR next WEEK

Helen Keller, the marvel woman of
the world, blind, deaf and dumb from
almost birth, but who, by aid of in
domitable courage and a persistence
seldom equalled, educated herself to
finally learned t. talk, is the unusual
headliner at the Orpheum theater
starting Sunday.
Through vaudeville and the Or
pheun circuit in particular Miss Kel-
Ter Is carrying her inspiring message
to the world. She is an example that
makes for betterment in every condl-
ton. To see her and hear her is to
find new inspirations and new hopes.
Helen Keller in spite Of all her afflic-
tons, has discovered happiness. You
will do the same after you have seen
and heard her.
Miss Keller Is assisted in the unioue
offering by Anna Sullivan Macy, the
lifelong friend and teacher Of the IA
nous woman.
Harry ]. Conley, supported BY Ma
omi Ray offers a classic called Rice
and Old Shoes" Conley is a rural
comedian Of distinctive type and much
originality.
The International clown, Bert Mel
rose, is another laugh maker on the
coming bill. Bert features his or
iginal "Melrose Fall" sure to arouse
much fun and plenty OF thrills.
On the contributing show is Bob La
Sale, the Clever COMEDIAN in songs,
steps and stories": Mel Klee a black
lace funstcr Of more than ordinary
ability: Marjorie Barrack, the clever
little violinist and George and MAY
La Fevre, with a dance offering of
r1uch originality.
The Orpheum orchestra, under the
direction of D. J. Michaud, is crea tins
more comment this year than ever
before. while trio of picture novel;
ties in Topics of the Day." Pathe
News Weekly and "Aesop Fables" a
series Of cleverly devised cartoon
comedies help introduce the bill in
splendid style.
The labor world., 1921-09-03
0UEEkSLAND'S RAILWAYS
GREATEST IN AUSTRALIA

Queensland has the greatest rail-
way system in the Australian Com
monwealth, the government lines open
for traffic to date totaling about 5000
miles. In addition to these, there are
440 miles of railways owned by pub
lie bodies, open for public traffic also.
The railways under construction in
clude two very extensive schemes.
The Great Western railway and the
Great North Coast line.
The extensions will be connected by
a trunk line running northwest from
Eromanga to CamooWeal, on the bor-
der of the northern territory and will
open up large areas of land splendid
ly adapted for sheep and cattle rails
ing.
The labor world., 1921-09-03
F'AVORS ANTI-UNIONISM

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Sept. IA
short time aso the local chamber Of
commerce received much publicity be-
cause Of it's labor solution" plan.
The novelty has worn off, however,
and now these business men line up
with other anti-union employers \
referendum vote shows that 3.4O3
f'vor anti-unionisn,. 244 oppose and
ia are non-commital,
The labor world., 1921-09-03
FQr7 EIGHT UNIONS TO MARCH
IN SUPERIOR LABOR DAY PARADE
HOW SUPERIOR TRADE
UNIONS WILL. LINE UP
First Division.
(FOrm on Hughitt Ave-, Facing

(Form on Hughitt Ave-, Facing
North.)
Rudolph Hanson, Grand Marshal.
1-Policemen.
2-Barbers.
3-Blacksmiths.
4-Brotherhood of Railway Clerks,
Unity Lodge.
5-Sheet Metal Workers.
6-Brotherhood Of Railroad Train
men, No. $50.
7-Flour and Cereal Workers.
S-Stage Employees.
9-Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuild-
ers, No. ia.
10-Retail Clerks.
11-Cigarmakers. u.
12-Bakers.
13-Electrical Workers, No. 165.
14-Fire Fighters.
15-Meat Cutters.
1e-Hoisting Engineers.
Second Division.
(Form on John Ave., Facing Sorth.)
James Sorenson, Marshal.
1-Brotherhood of Railway Carmen,
No. 662
2-Marine Pipe Filters
3-Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers Twin Ports lodge.
5-Brotherhood of Railway Clerks,
Badger lodge.
6-Electrical Workers. No. 276.
7-Plnmbers.
S-Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers, No. 811.
9-Typogra phical.
1O-Switchmen.
11-Electrical Workers. No. 1916.
12-Carpenters.
13-Bricklayers.
14-Teamsters.
15-Tailors.
16-Brothcrhood of Railway Carmen,
No. SO4.
Third Division.
(Form on Ogden Ave. Facing North.
John Nelson, Marshal.
1-Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men. No. 9lS.
c-Longshoremen, No. 1906.
3-Brotherhood, of Locomotive Engt-
neers, No. 296.
4-Machinists.
5-Painters.
6-Musicians.
7-Cooks and Walters.
S-Brotherhocd of Locomotive En-
gineers, No. c90
9-Boilermakers, No. 319-174.
10-Mail Carriers.
11-Lathers.
12-Longshoremen. No. 131.
1S-Normal School Teachers. Chapter
No. 101
14-Railway Sheet Metal Workers.
15-Plasterers.
16-Order of Railway Conductors.
The parade will form on Hughitt,
John and Ogden avenues and Broad
The labor world., 1921-09-03
DlSPROVE COURT CHARGE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. H. Chief
Justice Taft. of the United States su
preme court, has refuted the charge
that courts always attempt to en-
large their jurisdiction.
He has refused to umpire a base
ball game.
The labor world., 1921-09-03
Rudolph Hanson to Be Grand
Marshal; {. G. Hall Selected
Speaker Of Day.

Everything is ready for the most
elaborate program in the history OF
organized labor of Superior for Labor
day.
4 monster parade, an elaborate
card of sports and races at the Tri-
State fair grounds, an address by E.
c. Hall. president of the Minnesota
State Federation of Labor. and
grand ball in the evening comprise
the days program.
The parade will include members
of over forty unions Of Superior.
Immediately after the parade which
will start promptly a. 10 o'clock, the
card Of sports and races will take
place at the fair grounds.
The general committee in charge
of the Labor day celebration includes
Ed. Dougherty. chairman; Bernard
Strong. secretary; J. Sorenson. Frank
Holden, John Nelson, Rudolph Han
son, John Mckeague. John Bachlight-
ner and J. r. Todd.
The labor world., 1921-09-03

wav street. march west on Broadway
to Tower avenue. march on Tower to
Third street and return on Tower to
Sixteenth street and disband.
Cash Prize for Best Appearing Body
Of Men in Parade.
First prize $40 90
Second prize ................ 1000
Third prize ..... 500
Best decorated float ......... $500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. b.
Arkansas famous family OF noun
tain dew" distillcrs has changed
trades by DECREE of Jurios.
Horace Cox, fifth member ~ MS
family TO bc found guilty of moon
shining has entered the high walls
of the Arkansas state prison to 90 a
period NJ penal scrviturc Ilc ~ l9.
Ills father and three elder brothers
preceded him 90 the city OF silent
mou."
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uELr wANrEp-rfMAiE

BE WELLl WHY MOTIF
when NIANI the old established Home
Remedy" has restored So many men ana
women 20 health. Interview given free,
Niavi Co., ios Plaza court Apartments,
Fourth aud Elwuod. Phone Usage 1855.
COUPLE occupying apartment without
servant quarters. d-Sirts girl ms cook
TO do general house work. References re-
quirrd. Phone after p. m, Usage
.bOA-J,
DON'T WAIT LONGER-Begin that bust
moss course now, ana you will he
placed in good position IN a short time.
Ask about our courses tay and night
school phone Usage 30sl. Draughon' $
business College,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

ONE AND ONE- HALF ton Gloho truCk
chcap for cash. oaage NiAS.
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EMPLOYMENT

GRADUATES Of tho Tulsa business col
lcge are unusually we'll trained. That's
why there Is good steady demand for
them.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

t,,tts .tI,r,t
stag hotel 200 rootu. nf,praot through.
uH'. your 100. H satD wu.u asleep. close
Goo =" hlNu''s .nnd d'p''s f"ruhr
i',t W "'y eng l' woo"
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r,,.'s p,.g, t.f- ia
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t"IHill .n9 hs'n' clean cool 'oom'
80
j i'.N -, ''' ~. ln''n."tl'
f'.I"H W ''b ana "i' f'' "''h ~ Up
WEST I.NNb li'IIIs li"' nnd cold water
1--WE | |' "'r'n"'H,'t ",,,'''',..
i.s.
ItGiIT not ~ikttriNa ROOMS ~
ADAMS I..t uuua,l l..piug room. Vth
f1ut uuiru 80. 'hulr.u vei,ome.
ApyIIAI 4. ma No.n. Furnished far
..ui haus.aapus uuE, ssli.u.
.,. 90, ......
trance. ,dul's on, Osar. i1t
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euu'u oInduvH
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riE,iN.ATI ~. r9 rv1 furnished
r,,,.. 1r uphf hsua.l,rspInr. .is. ono
largs rooir ''..ltr Ila7
,uIyU.NE g. s.U. pr. auItu of huu.r.
F..pur rooms bot nuI cold water. no
DETROIT H. 30. housekeeping r,ous.
strIri!s uub,fu ,.ls. tu d,sIfnbI, Iu.
! cation rou, reasonable,
lriwDDu. g.. so5.. uon,It,oping rooms
dowratnirs.
| llaN b''' N-. 10y D.. w" room "p"' llh'"'r
| EFIl
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hI1lNi ~ NJ 70, rynN N,Ig i''7nnnuI,
'No '"'.'g ."", KY r r'rh ,,''''' ~
n'aofn' private nome on car ''n''
fhiS,' n, co. rurn,sn"d room" Tor
't", u"n''N ''.""'
FOR RENT Two Housekeeping rooms. no
objection i' 'hildf"u' ~" b. M'Sb'H.
FiVE-ROOM concrete house, partly FUR.
nlshod. go per ur Two months iuI 20
~ 'unan,'' |Mns, h'ius WA, a,iI ~. ,h Wi
yen WON. ''n'''S' "'""'' ''"''" ''"'
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FlliST, W. 80 = For ient IN, "bh'
hn"HtN''p,ut '"""'' ''H't' '''',
HnOsEkEEri No room Win siigh'nr'''
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| hpO roe g.. aI' iul ''n. uH"' ""H"''
unrsrnN 3oI MoJ,rn housekeeping
ruoms southeast ,ypusurc. wHlkng dis
tauco, good vol water, re'sounhl".
J HOUSTON s. 607 Two Euitcs of tive
connecting rooms al lot9ins bath, cliaI
and dealrablc' walking distance on we'
llde. .. -.-......
HOUSTON, 6o7-suIl" o. two larg'
roms with Wccplns poI'h' ihpu"tn
front and rear entrance waking ulH
, lance on west Fid'' ''--..-.--.---.-.....
LANSING. T.. 1.-two uninLniaheC
, rooms, W p"r week Nshg" ~.
IJaiIT HOUSEKEEPING room and sleep
ing porch t9r couple only Sieepins'
room ,i"t s.nu'"'"' '"'e' VOW -
- tah' in"" -. .-------
LAiGE one, e,r""m mouse. iutnlshIu, u,
cludtuE lghlr Wh'"l anu e"H' use !
.". NV" "''"'"S ' -
MAIN, g.. l.p.-1i"o i,bnt noHs,NV'p' iar l,a
INNS, '"'''s, SUI
MAY NELL, T., ton "o h'o' hou''N'ep'u
rooms, " per we'k' ,---...-------..
MAIN, T. lbOl--ii"uHrkoeplng rom
Hnnth. .NpoHufe' s"oo per "''N' '"o"
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

ehanIcai condition. bargain. terms te
resnonsible uarty. Mrs, i. l.. prrkins
Route 4 Tulsa. Usage Shet-I,
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WE BUY AND SELL. used cars. Let u.
sell your car Liberty Garage. an
West Second. Osage Iosf.
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OIL LANDS AND LEASES.

HAVE b-year oil and gas lease on eighty
acres in Logan county Okla, near wild
cat we'll, good prospects. bargain. Post
office box Gsl, Yale, Okla,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
FINANCIAL.


an in tile market for a good business
Investment. morrant,s 10 or otherwise re. |
quirInr s. 900 io $4,000. what nave you !
In Tulsa ur s.u" other good town 3 3 !
wheeling Osagc sf2s-J.
A REAL live grocery and market Tor sale
July cash sales Niooe call Usage
BAkEEY FOR SALE-i'ost Msin street
location lease. brick building 25xl09;
hustiing central oklahoma town Of 10000.
$500 cash gets the key. Address 1ol-C'
BntCK GROCERY Fine location, eight
rooms above pay the rent. good fixtures,
Will sell at bargain. fhe'an' Usage
CLEANING ana pressing cstabilshmcnt f6r
sale or trade. Address lll-F, care
world.
CLEANING aud pressing shop for sale or
VIII consider psrin,,,, VINO can hanudie udies
dress a1'a box y7Ss.G World. -
FOR SALE or trade, Garage and equip
ment excellent location. good lease pre-
Priced right. go last. rhitd st. Phone
osSse g57S can Tor s'anbrourh,
FOR Quality leo cream wagon.
harness and License nGensS ,'. good good y,nIK unIK
wlu pay f,r outfit. Codar~aa5i
FOR SALE or trade; a we'll located gro-
y cory store stock, $500; hNtureh 'lhoo'
Doing good business. Box 81. WAGNER
okla. -
FOR SALE-staud doing good business
No S. Main.
FOR SALF.--Suhs rban grocery. invoice
stock and fixtures about $1,000, on"
inrr. living room. Address box lS2-F,'
world.
FOR sALE-My 4 year option on 1s-acre
truck farm and t.acre pasture. one
4 room cement block house and i've Out.
buildings with privileges ~ moving all
improvements OF at expiration Of lease,
This property is located at northwest cor
ucr Of city only Is blocks from Main.
Phone cedar 225f.
FOR SAIIs--Tiic and accessory business,
live town. northern Oklahoma, business
clearing $3.50 per month above expenses.
prtHput owner retiring, This is a splen.
did opportunity for an elderly man. SlbO0
will handle. balance terms to suit. Ad-
dress 1850. World.
EGH SAIlr-Cnld drtsk stand ard luck
room. money maker. Dandy location.
| ti5 Il. Third street. II. Nj cox.
/ FOR HENT-S tore building with living
I quarters. suitable for grocery or restau-
rant. cedar 2lii.
| FOR SAIE-Grist min doing big business.
! Price $500. WIN take good auto as
| part payment. Address box 1927. sapulpa.
! Phone 10l "
FOR SALEs-Fully equipped planning mill
| on II. II. switch, modern machinery.
building ran be leased at reasonable Gig
urcs. Phone Usage s2i0. Pustotfice Cox
! 1923.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
now TO ANsw ER

BLIND CLASsIFIED ADS
In answering blind ads IN thee" columns,
please becareful to use the precise address
gwen IN advertisement, Write the address
plainly. 'Lettcrs brought to The world
office do not require stamps Always In
close your answers In sellcd envelopes,
In replying to Advertisements whore ret
rreuces are asked for. do not send ths
original reference. send copics Of them
only
LET Us SELL your used car at your own
price, rtcmpCar Motor Company, lOJ-o
W. second street, Cedar 2Gb6,
MAN wanted to write accident and health
or hir insurance In Tulsa, permanent
and worth investigating. Sec 4. T. Tryon
5uA Bliss BLDG
Statesmen s. II Walker. established
1897, want two guod men on house 20
house proposition Of exceptional merit
can up TO $50, 22S Iowa BIDS.
MANTED-Youug man with oil testing
experience, I'm laboratory OF refinery.
Write, giving O. pcri,nce references, salary
expected. Address is9-F, World
WELL plGGERs wanted to dig large
stock we'll Apply to y. n. GYard
lawhuska, Okla,
WANTED-Young man 10 work few hours
day for room and meals. Apply
Portland Coffo, G2l y Main.
WOULD like to have one or moro COM
genial young men % drive with me to
Colorado about the goth. Address 1sA-F
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

TULSA HDrHs- -al7h E cincinnati.
rp.us ~ day ana up. r'r week - up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

NANIEB. Uy lads .uployrd. room iu
refined homo whore uey will caro- f1r
daughter years Old. Address Box 1913 r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

An iu THE market for good business
quIripr s. 600 to $4,000. what nave you
In Tulsa or como other good town. 5.
wheeling. OEaEe sf26-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
Atros ron HiWE-GNRAGEs Il
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES y


AM on tho market for good light car and
uuc-hblf TON truck drive To- Hale addi-
tun office. two miles wrst ON Sand
Springs road and demonstrate, between
40 D. m md 30 p m
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06
EMPLOYMENT
I,IIr WANTED rrMHIE

ItN RENT Modern servant quurtorR to
exchange for laundry aud on" hour
morning work Dsag" 4os2 II.
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fT LOUIS HOTEL
OtHrI aud ElEin. clean. cool rooma
~
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NTW FORD " tIndo Tor NuIro rOllstCr-
1890 or 1871 Wtu pay cash difference.
Csagc iiGs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

PARTY HAS LEFT TOWN aud said Tor
me to sen beautiful 1890 Pierce Arrow,
3s-model, used only by owh.r' SEQ car
aud make mo offer, winter top Included,
CaA ~ FIFTH Osagu blbi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-06

m,rn.nr work osag" tos II.
10 YOU WISH TO hecom- q stenoprspher
nr to brush up ON your speed. why not
Train evenings with an export Htcuugra-
pn,r1 can A. 72J West Fourth at , u,.
r.. TAYs g. attend The Tulsa huslness
ioll"Ve This school thoroughly trains
them 500 Mr guise. GENERAL Manager
io9.li Eaat Third st Phone Usage 1923.
LADY unIueumbored. with home to care
address H"s isS-F. World. NJ
LADY COOK wSntcd In a truck garden
t' cook for six mon. lli T.. firH'.
ptEiIC st,uogtsphqr can make &l75 or
equipment Low rent. Fostoftce box
WANTED MiUc-arcd colortd woman ~
general house work. must DO neat and
good plain cook. Phone ass.
WANTED Midd,e-dged lady TO take care
~ two children. stat" salary expected
nnd give r"forence. is7-F, world.
NNNvED. Colorei woman az dishwash-
or for boarding house. Apply iOl S.
cheyenne.
WNErtp.-A wot nurse. Usage 1856.
wAErEn-, Unmarried go'orgd rri for
litt ~. Eiwood. osaen 1881.
nEIP-MALE or FEMALE. 10
a NEAL salesman wanted male or fe-
male. can 200 N. Iurls-
~ you want splendid position. prepare
now at BruuEhuu business College.
You VIII be placed ae soon a. you com
u'ytD yuur Cnurso.
ShIE~MEN A>D AGENTS ~
HAVE 4 SPECIAL OFFER to news
agents and travelling agents handling
periodicals. II. B Mckenzie, Prescott
Ark
SOL11ITONS in and around TulRa otake
orders for a staple grocery speciality, a
ur call Nabon Product 90. us Soutn
Greenwood, block north Midland depot.
Tulsa.
SALES MEN--Dno with car ana two who
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