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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-26

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms and
two unfurnished rooms. lloe Third
Ave. northeast. 2e-sA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-26

A man buys a home to pro-
test his family. We fur
ni.h the insurance to pro-
tect your home.
Let US insure your home and
Ws contents II you are not al.
reeaY protected.
We offer some attractive homes
Tor sale on prices and terms TO
suit
We have a nea, Ave room house
completely furnished. Can be
handled on u small cash pay
trcnt Balance like rent.
FOR RENT
One new up.to-date five room
bungalow Never been occupied.
Located 5. W, one year contract
II desired.
one six room bungalow. nicely
furnished, located ), W, price
$500.
one three rpom furnished brick
apartment Located 5. W. Price
5000.
BUILDING SITES
II you are contemplating build
ms you will show good judgment
IN making that selection now.
We have them ranging In price
from $500 up. Remember the
time to buy is before they sre
Gil gpne.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-26

WANTED-Position by experienced
stenographer Phone SEQ. 26-4A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-26
BULL PUP FOUND.

Some days ago some on adver-
tised in the classified column for
a lost bull pup. If the advertiser
will communicate with Walter Wat
son, who Is now engaged in put
ting up hay on the city lake water
shed, he will learn where the pup
is.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-26
Lost aud Found

LOST-Bunch keys at post office;
finder please return to Earl D. Kes-
selring, Earl's Cafe, and receive re-
ward. 24-3P
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-26
Statesmen Wanted

experienced sales.
men TO work for wholesale fruit
house In Ardmore. Oklahoma. be-
ginning ibout August Is. Address
K. ". 1-inlee, MeAlester, Oklahoma.
7i.sA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-26
For Sale

PISTOLS FOR SALE--32 on 3s frame
Police Special Colt. One 80 Police
Special. w. Mays. Phone 2Os3.
23-4A
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-17
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are two
girls seventeen years old and would
ike to know if it is proper for young
lady TO take hold Of gentleman sarm
or for the gentleman to take hold of
her arm when walking along the street
and unmarried
Should the lady ask the gentleman
10 take his wraps off when she invites
him. and if so should she take them
and hang them up or should he him
Self2
Should the dady help the gentleman
with his coat when he is leaving?
Is it proper for two girls to 90 to a
football game in their home town.
TWO GREEN HORNS.
+ is correct for two to walk indie
rendently and for the man to take the
lady's arm to help her in difficult pla-
ces. 1t is also correct for the lady to
take the gcntleman's arm.
She should invite him to remove his
wraps and show him where to put
hem, permitting him to hang them up
himself.
She should not help him put on his
coat
1t is all right for two girls to at
tend a football game together.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-17

was in a plume laden hat, Claire was
in rich fur coat, Claire was buried in
dark fox scarf and muff so only her
laughing eyes and saucily smiling
mouth appeared. and Claire was in a
severely trim tailored suit
How long. Two years in the chorus
of musical shows, then two years at a
school Of dramatic art. Chorus work
is awfully hard and doesn't pay well,
and | always wanted straight acting
anyway. Then | had small parts for a
! little more than a year-then Loo
she broke off TO a smile at Luther.
/ He won't let me go on acting, though
could since we live near the thea
/ tres"
Hes right too. A woman's husband
should support her Mrs. Talbot put
/ in. Somehow she felt that Luther had
saved Claire from a very wicked sort
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-17
THE DANGER
Chapter 10

Mrs. Talbot went TO bed that night
perfectly happy. Every room in the
farmhouse was full. She lay awake,
being really too tired to drop asleep at
once, thinking how nice 1t was TO have
her whole family under one roof again.
Yet even in her sentimental mood.
her thoughts ran TO trivial things.
II was too bad, she said to herself,
that Amy had taken the good rug
from James room, TO put in Duthers.
When that was done, there was no
idea that Jane would come home.
But of course, they couldn't take it
out again-and after all, Luther's wife
was a newcomer and the best should
be brought out for her. Jane would
not mind.
Then she decided to ask Jane wheth-
er she minded giving up her good rug
10 deck Claires room. Yet she knew
that Jane would never even motto its
absence and would laugh at such a
question.
But she had thought in unimportant
details so long she could not think in
other terms. And when she finally
went to sleep, it was TO dream that
all the children were young again, and
that Claire, in some unaccountable
way, was her own small daughter with
fat golden curls that hung down her
back and the prettiest blue hair rib
bons in the village.
Oddly enough, II was through James
coming that the mother first heard
oh Ioiv oH
never dared to ask any questions. She
only knew that Claire had once been
on the stage, a disturbing fact that
Luther had mentioned casually in his
letter when he announced his MARI
age.
They were out on the lawn again.
all of them but Jordan who had driv-
en- off on an GRAND. Mrs. Talbot
whose hands never rested, was darn
ing, and Luther was lying in the ham
mock. Jane had made some remark
about a picture of Claire Luther had
sent her, and Claire brought down
some old photographs to show the
family.
That's when l was six and in dane
ing school" she explained of one that
showed her with fat curls and frilly
short skirts. They tried to teach
me toe dancing, but it was too hard.
I'm so lazy She seemed to think
laziness a pretty virtue.
That's my first real part" another
picture came out remarkably like the
first. Il got it because was what the
manager called the baby type. He
wanted girls for a child's chorus in a
musical show"
The picture showed her again about
20 years old in short and frilly skirts
and curls. The skirts were to the
knee. Mrs. Talbot did not dare look.
She had been brought up to think legs
immodest. They were certainly not
shown. and never photographed, They
weren't even mentioned except when
Necessary and then by the more lady
like title of limbs"
Il like this best" Luther said, sort
ing over the pile. He pulled out one
that showed Claire dressed as a must
cal comedy jockey. with short white
satin breeches, blazer striped jacket
and cap. The wide breeches ended
very much above the knee,
1t was a pretty dance" Claire said
reminiscently. We had a real horse
on the stage, and a race track back
drop" She looked at Mrs. Talbot :
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-17
The Middle Ground
BY MARION RUsINcAM

face, and something warned her that
the older woman was shocked
Il wore white silk tights under the
costume" she added quickly
But this, If anything, made matters
worse. Mrs. Talbot associated the
word tights" with everything in mod
est and evil that she had ever heard
about stage folk.
But she said nothing. Claire showed
other pictures, most of them in con-
ventional costume, while Amy admired
the dresses and wondered whether she
could initiate them for herself. Claire
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-17
SeusOnUble Mention

Plum Pudding
Canned Corn on the Cob
Canned Assorted Fruits
New Sorghum Molasse5
Dried Green Split Peas
Genuine Orleans Molasses
Canned Fritter Corn
New Bulk Mince Meat
New Fard Dates
Sure Whip and Whipade
Dried Mushrooms
Fresh Weinerwur5t
Coarse-Ground CornmeaI
Fig Pudding
Canned White Heath Peaches
Genuine Gluten Flour
Dried Yellow Split Peas
New Dates and Layer Fig
Fancy New Dill Pickles
Canned Pitted Prunes
kaffee Hag
Pinto Beans for Chill Con
Fancy Cooking Figs
Fancy New Bulk kraut
Fancy Fresh Frankfurters
New Buckwheat Flour
Fancy Imported Swiss Cheese
Midget Sweet Pickles
Goose Liver Sausage
Glaze Cherries
Fresh Fancy Marshmallows
New Cracked Hominy
OldfashiOned Brown Sugar
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-17
SHE KNOWS AFTER 20 YEARS

cold even when It has developed
hacking cough, difficult breathing,
sleepless nights, raw throat and sore
lungs-even then a cold yields quickly
to Foley's Honey and Tar. Mrs. Mil
ton Waite. Box 80. Azalia, Mich,
writes Il have used Foley's Honey and
Tar for the past 20 years and find
there is no other cough or Group rem
edY like II. You may use my name" II
gets right a [ the seat of trouble. Chill
dren like ii. n. G. Luken Drug Co.
626-62S Main St.-Adv ertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-17
CHARLES S. BARRETT ELECTED
FARMERS UNION PRESIDENT
lBv Associated Pressl

TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. T.-Charles
s. Barrett, of Union City, Ga, was
unanimously reelected president OF
the National Farmers Union at the
annual convention here today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-17
OTHER INTERESTING SPECIALS
OleOnargarine

Ready cOlOred. no
trouble to fix; ready
for use and as good
as butter.
Per pound ..... sec
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-17

New Bulk Dried Corn
New Dried Apricots
New Dried Red Kidney Beans
New Cracked Wheat
New Pancake Flour
Beefsteak Sauce
Fancy Boneless Cod Fish
New Norway Mackeral a sizes)
Yarmouth Syrup
Bleached Sultana Raisins
Imported Rouquefort Cheese
Neufchatel Cheese
Preserved Kumquats
Glace Pineapple
New Canned Asparagus
New Flake Hominy
Fresh Jumbo Sailed Peanuts
New Prunes (all Sizes
Confectioners' Sugar
New Cleaned Currants
New Steel-Cut Oatmeal
Genuine Country Sausage
Russian Caviar
Goose Liver Sausage
Battle Greek Foods
Grenadine Syrup
New Canned Tuna Fish
Dressed Turkeys
Dressed Ducks
Dressed Geese
Dressed Chickens
Dressed Rabbits
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-17

CT life by keeping her from the thea
tres.
That all depends" Jane put in en-
ergetically. Some women don't want
to be supported.
But Jane" Mrs. Talbot felt this
was dangerous subject.
Il don't I'd hate to have any man
give me money Jane was sitting
quite straight as she delivered this
speech. She looked rather fine when
she began what her mother called a
lecture.
But if you were married.
All the more reason why |
wouldn't"
| Tomorrow-The Danger Spreads.
/ Guides assert to visitors that the
| candles at the birthplace of Christ
! have been kept burning for 500 wears
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-17
Seeded Raisins

3 Q $ t quality, new
1921 pack, full ID.
pkgs.. > days only.
. Boxes .79c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-22
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

East Side.
ALLERTON HOUSE FOR MEN.
The rates In the newe 81 OF the ALLERION
Group, II story fireproof building Just COM
rIeted. containing club and hotel conven-
fences, are from $50 10 $3.50 per week.
fA3 EAST 10Th ST.
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uOTEL EELMORE.

18TH ST. AND LEXINGTON Av.
Rooms, So weekly and upward; phone ard
electric fan In every room.
ss'rH. I4s East.-owner; nicely furnished
roonl for gentleman only; bath adjoining.
59TH. 81 East (near Madiscnl .--Delightfui
single. double rooms; drawing room for
geests: meals optional. Plaza 994s.
T2p. $50 E.-Larse front parlor; couple, 2
X ntlcnlen. Phone COLLINS.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


Help Wanted FentBIr- Domestic.
COOKS. tNchennnids. laundresses. Prot
estaat chnmberma!d, second cooks wanted
Immediately
LORETTA q. SMITH AGENCY,
S2s LEXINGTON Az. NJ 4. g.
OgTERBERG AGENCY. &C Lexington av..-
Chamhcrnlnids. cooks. fitchenmaids, walt
resses. 10 rloimalds. NURSES. laundfesses
ladies' mAldg, general houscmalds inimedi.
AL Mrs. THio. M.it.MNMTsSS'S
SWEDISH AGENCY tLSTABf TSffEp 1851 .
1910 LEXINGTON Az tT51'H)
Cooks, Mattresses, ehambernslds. nurses
hous eworkers. corplA.
HoTgEWORkFHS. Mattresses. ch'bcrualds
cnolts. excellent positions. Tiptp Andreeeu
Empt Ay. ac9i B'Nay, mr.. s5. Schuyler 19oe.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


BooKKEEpER-Irhe employer on book
keeper and general office assistant, who
has proved most satisfactory. wishes IA
secure a position for her and win vouch Tor
ability and reliabillty. john 4139.
BooREEEPER, rypfst, : years experience:
trial balance, neat. capable; adaptable All
branch office work. " 1863 Herald. B'kiyn
BOOKiiEEPER.TYpfSr acctirste and ncat-
beRlnnerl y. 81 B'why, Bklyn.
,sfA1D--Mald. swisa siri. waufr
position hairdresscr 1869 Lexington av
Rhinelander 30ei.
cTfAMBETtkfkIp--ciiri. -colafed. wishes posi-.
lion roonilng house. 40 W ltt,h. care Lee
CisAMRERWoRk and seWings Call Phelen.
$50 West 5is'.
COOK Two Young Scotch women. 10.
Rether. good cook. no laundry. chamber
maid. Waitress private reference. Call 2i5
West csd 81
COOK. chef Hungarian: good carver. eco
nornicai first and second hand hotel, club
experience 2t4 r.. stth caro- Cohen
COOK and chamhermaid- waitress. Sweds h
settled. wish positions together Annwer
~ inaIl. y. A.. box 81, SIS "a ey,
COOK or houseworker. colored. Plaics. 90
wcs, Gith
COOK, FIRST Glaze, hungarian: excellent
baker Call 2a2 East 4eth IT.
COOK. first class. aoups, msats, pastries.
Mrs hrown. IIH Dean ~, BROOKLYN.
COOK wishes position. city or country:
public preferred. 900 West S4ih.
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Statesmen.
OPPORTUNITY WITH IMMEDIATE
INCOME


This i not security proposition VIC are
training serious minded and determined men
FOR our Gales force and managerial positions.
We manufacture quality commodity that
Is not only indispensable but is use u com
PEELED by law.
No experience accessary-costs YOU nothing
probation period Oh commission basis TO
men vino qualify.
Glass commencing Monday evening +
o'clock: references required no applications
during day. De here sharp ! -. OPTIC Lens
corp. 30 West 1oth ST., New York City
Statesmen tcoLoREDi.
II you have had experience selling secur.-
tics ~ feel that sou can cell q fneriiorlous
Investment which Il OF exceptional Interest
carr big money Immediately: literal commits
elons ana poaiticns az assistant sales man
ayers oper FOR the right men. Gall Suite
sn5. iias Broadway. from . 70 Il A. NJ
sALEsMEN
We are looSing for Few more men Of
good character r. repreaent Zip n unoceupsd
ferrifor. rNe position ~ permanent ana the
rorE pleasant No deposit outfit, free "a,
ois. Hcnth Nurseries. Dept ~, Manchclter,
conn.
Statesmen.
pefsndod n lie yholessis toy ana Gu -,at,onery
line outside selling for old established
downtown firm state part experience, refer
enccs and conditions. y 0GJ Herald. $50
broadway.
SALESMAN wantea we want man Who
~ thoroughly experienced ~ tic rnie -
automobile passenger carr our p@opostisu
i an attractive ono aud desirable coa.
nectico ~ iran - ahtliiy. state your age
tinrA considered Without those AdareeN
RoN IS. lis0 Nultou ~, BrankNn.
SALES MANIAC ETl--rhot onsnlv gVperienccd,
able 90 handl iarEn torcH Tor ectahiishul
ruburnRn real estate development ne Job
for rirht man. tiatr fr'ly age cperl"neo
v n BcN rs, New NrfN CIV
SAL lSMtsN
Immediately thfee chrisian men over - n
rspre.cnt 90 IL srlcr cApnclty in ~ W.
experience Tot NECESSARY average weekly
guarantee 400 or commission. Appy N 80 tn
4. IT.. l'yrne rcorr GO, u VI i2d
ekfEsAikN.- We'll ACQUAINTED NNb better
confecticrrry and atatigacft trade for
fine line ~ novelties ant ffybrs good on
uoftuaiiy; spiary o. commission rcply.
1ivine rcftrTnt "a. g ~ Herald, Herald -
sALrsMEN
10 canvass grocery, drug ard butcher atoro
trade on contiRssion! oniN for staple article
experience preferred. X dGl Herald $50
nroa9wny.
sALrsMf.N, hieh tiase. Il sen first class
Industrial Ftuck, 10 promotion steady
employment pridg tefcrsrccs Room io09,
~ Cor'landt i
sstissMsN. first CLASS. ,ef = neaium priced
car -uoa opportunity sot = I've man.
tdversissr. $50 ncdlcra Az. nrcokNu
al. EsNtAN FOR THE wEsT no HANLfS
uYEsTuFF ANp CHEMICAL. SPEClAfs-
TIES. oil E~rAbLISIffp tfot-sE: coon
2ST2TS9RFwTHHiTE b@2 IsFFir fsSTl ri jaaass
rH.Dc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-22
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Furniture.
CONTENTS 10 rooms. beautifully furnished
home, Including Oriental rugs. plano.
bedroom. dining room fixtures, &c; housc
sold. must vacete Sept. J location GO Ex-
Cortlandt 1913
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-22

SALESMAN, live young man. about o5-3
years. IN used car department of large
automobile concern which markets q popular
car; we need a fellow with good sound
proven business ability To sell used care on a
very liberal and sound basis state full
particulars regarding past experience;
perenced automobile man preferred bu.
not absolutely essential. salary and commits
sion. &. G., i0S Herald. Herald 50.
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Ml5N-SALARY AND COMMISSION PAID
TO OUR SALESMEN.

80 { poEcHERER co.. Is.

MEN-The y. II. Steel Service Corporation
wants 3 good men with sales ability. Ap-
ply room Te3. 1865 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-22
Borough OF Brooklyn.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

STUDIO apartment, rooms. bath, wanted
by young gentleman, East Side, between
72d-92d: not above $50 monthly. Box COS.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
MOE slde.

10TH, SO west.-Parlor. bedroom, select and
clean: reasonable: single room also.
ROGERS. Academy 543S.
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Unfurnished.

APARTMENT. 4 rooms and bath, Tiatbush
section; will pay $50: Christian couple
Phone Chelsea 1900 or Manefield e023W.
FOUR, five rooms, good section: Christians.
WISE. 80 West 1s1st. Wadsworth 9s4s.
REQUIRE October 4, Apartment on West
Side. above S0th ST., Broadway preferred !;
all outside rooms, consisting OF pnrlrr, din
Ing room and kitchen. also bedrooms ana
two baths and maids room and bath, rent
about 5000 w. BURKE. 40 Liberty st.
WANTED Immediately by artist and writer
a floor. or 4 rooms rooms must be
2ox25; extension for roof garden; lease q
years: between 9th and Park avg, In tho
S0's. Particulars, phone 1864 Circle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-22

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Male-Domestic.
COUPLES, useful experienced Or beginners;
positions always waiting: small fee free
lander $3.50.
JAPANESE ssIect Employ mont Agency
Bryant 1031i. bet. 33th-ieth sts, SOL 9Th
ay.-All kinds u domestic help
DUTLERS. second and useful man. wanted
lmmedlate,g. Dutfya Agency. W 47th -
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
VAN rtssELL & EEARNEy
Established 1867
i2G-i2S East 18th IT.
TOMORROW TUESDAY,, AUG. 23
An TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale wlil comprise great many
pleasure and business cars. the property o.
different conssnors.
Premises steam heated, 70 bring your car
l.. p. DUNKLEY. Auctioneer.
NUrCIsTs, NOTE Automobile auction sac
Monday. Wednesday and Thursday al IL
clock noon. cara sold on rs commission.
I}uver. ana sellers attend our salea.
wIsrLs afro AUCTION sALEsRooMs.
i0l y 2ith ~ Tel Gramercy 0lss
Az oProRTuNiTY-sAvE $500
on the purchase or popular high grade
new car, now selling at 81 600, former price
2sco Lonsacre $50. --
BUICK roadrter, latc 1919 model. al condl.
tion any demonstration. sI95 SUNRISE
STORAGE, $50 L. 113d 81 Phone Tremon.
1912
CADILLAC. elegant 1910 SUBURBAN sedan.
passenger. IKE neW Westinghouse shock
absorbers; driven only io,oco miles. oScca-
tors tviil sell for cash n closing estate; no
dealers Phone Cathedral a0l9
CADILLAC. iaie. pass. touring, Al condl-
tion bargain, $500 cash. fremont s5ls
tIIfiV ROLisT touring, model four ninety
cheap 10 quick buyer Dos g., Gicnwooa,
GOLF 1927 suburban sedan driven 5000
miles. rul equipment. Including wire wheels
snd exfras. wtlI allow free trial 10 homes.
oarfy 81 80 Mr.. O'DoNNELL l9c Norris
aY t3rorN. rear 10th - Mott Haven
C0NMoNwEALTH. 1870; cost $3.50 runs
fike new; any denomination parts obtain.
,bic sss5 hhisrin. ali day. CHARLES
MISOFF, 81 New jersey az. Rrooltyn.N.f
~ NNf%GiSN touring, 1870, AZ condition
bargain Wfiiri8MAN, 26I ". sIth ~
FoRp commercial and truck bodies new
lowest prices. NEWMAN, iIij ist aN.
lcuox 3i3S. -
FORD coapc. late model s'arfct. lights de-
bon 1898
Tu-psCN SIN touring excellent condition
aornfortnble family cor VIII sell s25o
clMs0N'S GARAGE, i5tst and 7th Ev. Or
pherc Audrhon 124i.
hudson 6abfioet, model ] excellent eondl-
tior $500. y =. Cnsale. rs East 5sth =.
Plaza $50
HUDSON, 1918, pasaenser. IN excellent
runninp order, good tires. CaI w Ire
rcn' Gla. or city lsand 50.
HUDSON SUPER SIX. passenger 1891
model 100 neW cord tires perfect C0udi-
ton; price 81 500 can fremont 1907.
#lITSEY buses, rebuilt, exceptional harFains
rosd A. new. THATCHER GARAGE CO +,
tsi BADGER az, Newark, n =
IT,SfSt;TON, 1870 AZ condition, extra
wheels. sacrifice. 0I3 Columbus av Ge26
Riyetade.
MERCER iaif. feif starter. passenger.
electrical equipment throughout good tires
good Isl ami top motor n Al condition
y,,unt sacrifice. 1886. must sell this week.
sTuf,E, 3aA y, lin. phone Harlem 40.
MERCER touring. lale model lihe new
must sell n once vi ,nf5. 5S3 East Ford
ham road Bronx.
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT.
SPORTING GOODS.

HIGHEST prices paid for golf outfits.
cameras fishing tackle, binoculars, guns,
rnutical ins rumrnts. TRIGGER, 1871 9th
AN 1853 Bryan
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Statesmen.

Christian. any age over 81.
whether employed or rot. call
for a confidential interview. We
arc confident YOU viii wisely
consider The possibility Or tarr
i1g $4,000 during the next 90
days. Chill after 10 A. M, Suite
1893. $50 Madison az, al 18th 81.