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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-04
Suburban

CAMDEN, O.-Mrs. Oscar Taylor
and children spent the weekend with
Mr.. Taylor's parents at Williamsburg
Ind The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Presbyterian church met with Mrs. ).
E. McCord Wednesday afternoon. :
J. w. Kenworthy and daughter. Miss
Melva, were in Camden Wednesday
THE Hustler's class of the M. E.
Sunday school will meet in the base
ment of the church Friday evening. ..
Mrs. Lizzie Ecker, of Hamilton, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Kate Wysong,
and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. T. E. Davis will spend the week
end with his daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Graham, in Hamilton. Mrs. Patton
class of boys of the M. E. Sunday
school had a Halloween party in the
basement of the church Monday even
ing. Mrs. W. M. Patton spent last
week with her son, Homer, at Nor
wood, o.. Mrs. Ed. Huffman is i'm
proving after an operation. -. Mrs
Frank Randall, who has been i'll al
the sanitarium, is able to be at heI
home. H T. Scott /and Mrs. Mary
Robinson and daughter, May, were
Sunday callers of C. H. Scott and
wife.
NEW GARDEN--Mis Louise Martin
attended the teachers institute at In.
ianapolis last week and also visited
relatives near Indianapolis. The
temperance program which was giver
after the Christian Endeavor Sunday
, evening consisted of readings, song:
I and recitations.. Olive Pike spen
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. NJ. Pike. Miss Glenna Bailey
spent the weekend with Miss Mabl,
Sanders, of Economy. E. &. Mrs. Mimi,
Pitcher was called to Richmond las
week on account of the sickness of he
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-04

Heavy quality Flannelette Petit
coats in blue, pink and gray
stripes, also white; some have
scalloped flouncing. Saturday
morning special, to II O0o
o'clock 0Jc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-04

Unbleached Muslin, strongly
and firmly woven, full yard
wide. Saturday morning spe-
cial 9 to II o'clock o.
(limit 10 yards) ........ "
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-04

Crib Blankets, in blue or pink;
lock stitched edges; pretty de-
signs; only e8c.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25
Red River alley
Kel.nelS
ii. ~ A =

2 ( Z SfS %S53
Melvin Olson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Olson, of town of Spruce, was
instantly killed when tractor he was
operating tipped over on him. He was
breaking timothy sod and the accident
occurred when he was crossing small
ditch. He was 20 years of age.
The manuscript Of POLK County in
the World War, giving the individual
plete and it is expected that it will soon
be run off Of the press. It deals with
the service men Of that county during
tn World War, giving the individual
history of each man.
A special election will be held June
1st at ST. Hilafre by the local school
district to vote on the matter of issuing
$4,000 additional bonds to take up the
outstanding warrants and floating in
debtedness Isl
Polk county will not have county
agent as the result Of the county com
missioners failure to appropriate money
for the maintenance Of one. Guided by
the expression Of the voters at the last
election the county commissioners did
not feel justified in apprOpriating
money for county agent. The State
fHIM bureau - ctlcidtAOn cAlcCls "
put d man in the field however, to work
under the direction of the. county agent
of Red Lake County. 4
Extensive plans are under way by
the Red Lake Falls American Legion
post for the observance of Decoration
Day. The plans include the touring of
the county and decoration Of the grave
of each soldier and sailor who died
during the war. Alexander Karr will
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25
THE LONG, LONG TRAIL I

Up to four years ago Memorial Day
had deteriorated from its original pur-
pose into little more than day of. In
1917 a change began to be noted. Over
the Both of May brOOded an air Of sus-
pense, Of foreboding, for America had
embarked on the high emprise of war.
and none could say how much blood
might be shed before the anniversary
came again. Ninteen-eighteen saw that
spirit intensified; close at hand came
the real days of our ordeal by fire on
the heels of Chateau Thiery, and two
years ago the full toll of nearly a hum
dred thousand lives had been taken.
The army of 1918 is home now, ready
and willing to bestOw on it's departed
fitting and proper.
The American Legion an Organiza-
ton representing the soldiers of the
great war-as does the G. A. r., the
boys of '61--is mobilizing for the great
est day in it's calendar year-MemOrial
Day, 1921. On that day there will
sound through the streets of every
town and village III the United States
the measured tramp Of columns Of sol
diers marching to honor the dead of
sall Of Americas wars. There will be
in these columns the blue and gray of
Gettysburg. the khaki Of San Juan Hill
and the olive drab that swept the Ar-
gonne. 1t will be day when the flag
OF America will fly from the roof of
mansion and howell from coast to coast,
over far parade grounds in the Philip
pines and the battered plains Of France
yvh hnr W. fhnJ1Sl NlnkS
still rest.
For May Both above all will be day
Of remembrance of the men who did
not come back from over there. Paris
Post Of The American Legion this year,
as last, will hold memorial services in
every American cemetery in France.
and the graves of those WHO sleep far
from the beaten track as well. will
have their. wreaths and flags. In
Great \ Britain. Belgium and Italy.
wherever American soldiers and sailors
lie. their graves will be hOnOred by men
of the Legion. g" s'.%...
And this year. the figures show. there
will be the graves, not only of the 2. :
900 returned soldier dead to be hOnOred
in America, but the graves of the 25,OOO
ex-service men who have died here at
home since last Memorial Day, many
of them in, our government hospitals.
The equivalent Of practically one full
division will answer the roll call and
enter a'the long, long trail each year.
according to the estimate of the Bu-
reau of War Risk Insurance.. One
thousand of our hero dead who rest in
France are to come home the week be
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25
Anne rio n
70 ISe99ai!19ees,

Here's how the ten Minnesota con-
gressional districts contributed to make
Minnesota's paid-up Legion membership
26OO2 on May 18th: LIST district. 2.715:
2nd district, 1877: Bird district, 2,3O6. /;
4th district, 1885,. 5th district, 2,164 :
9th district, 2,31O: It'll district. 3.443 :
Sth district. 1892: 9th district, 2.764 /;
10th district. .351 total 26.OO2 This
is equivalent to the paid-up member
ship one year ago but by the end of
1920 it had increased to 36.167. and it
is hoped to surpass this figure by the
end Of 1921. Average dues are $500
per YEAR
IT a Minnesota eX-service man died
in service, his bonus shall be paid his
widow, if single or if none. to his chill
dren under Is years; or if none. to his
widowed mother. If he died after dis
charge. before receiving bonus, leaving
no widow or children, his state bonus
shall he paid to his mother, if living
if none. then to his father.
The coming of hot weather will see
the launching Of a serious of whirlWind
county Legion rallies all over the TIN
Minnesota district, to be followed by Il
big district convention at Willmar July
9Th. Each county will vie with the
others to boost It'll District Legion
membership higher than that OF any
other Minnesota district.
When Legionaires of st. Charles,
Minn.. decided they must have club
house but found themselves without
funds to build it, fifty of them took a
day off, and when night fell. ia cabin
deluxe in the forest primeval, with all
the accommodations of a pullman car
except the bumps had risen as if by
magic in beautiful Whitewater State
Park, nearby.
'"The American Legion is destined to
become powerful factor in the Amerl-
canization of America. There still re,
main Il few who make monkeys out OF
themselves under cover OF the Legion
button, but they are in the minority
and the Legion is not to be judged by
them any more than a community is to
he Judged by one individuaF', declares
al editorial in the New Richland (Min-
nesota) Star.
When undergoing hospital treatment
because Of disability incurred or ag-
gravated by active service, disabled
veterans are entitled to total temporary
compensation. Those not getting it
should send compensation number
serial number. army record and state
mont of facts to Minnesota Legion Ser
vice Bureau. Old Capitol. ST. Paul.
Little Mothers to Uncle Sans Boys
is how disabled ex-service men refer t
the members of the American Legion
Womens Auxiliary, who never tire OF
visiting them at the government hos
pitfalls throughout Minnesota. bringing
cookies, fruit, magazines. etc. and az
ranging little theater parties and base
ball outings. BY actions as we'll as b!
words, the steadfast loyalty and help
fitness of the Legion's Auxiliary il
daily being demonstrated.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-25

fore Memorial Day, when i transport
will bring It's cargo of flag draped cas-
kets tosthe pier at Hoboken.
0 For some Of us this Memorial Day Of
1921 will hold q sacredness that no an
niversary that has gone before could
hope to hold. For others It will be Just
another holiday mother day of.
Memorial Day, however, is not all for
the dead. It is the day on which we
resolve in our hearts not only to revere
their memory but to be true to the
ideals for which they died. What they
died for is what we live for God,
Country and Comrades.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

TO AVOID MISTAKES and confusion iur
ing tho rushing hours. phone your a.
early. Want Al Department closes a
.. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

$500 DOLLARS mnkos your first payment
on u brand new, threc-room cottage
! electric llEhtH, FaH, close TO good school
| three blocks from Iitncy two blocks from
| gay,,ingni rest 9f pGIGh.se Price can os
to2, rosidcncc cedy 7ho.
81 600 CASH wilI put you In posscssion
% a brand new bungalow IN coming
large rnuup and breakfast room. heavy
OAK floor, throughout entire h"rf., estrH
mic" decorations and Hight nNturrs large
closets. base tub and pedestal layatory .
butt IN Kitchen cabinets, fiboT drain
board Fun lot. stained roof. good sze
haHrm"nt. gdiaRo ANA concrete drive.
5edar ilai.
UNIQUE sur'o huuCbiuw IN Irving rlaco,
Ht bhrRHiu nv" rooms ana brrakfuHl
room. lNn.hhL oiHioin. ifuii tr"'H vine
olau. basement Hul uuo.,Hr garage, On
20 n frontage. Nut merely q house, but
q tufu, 1hp price ia 81 500 ana good
terms ram hr urlo. can psago $3.50.
FDH a SMALL rayiuout down and small
monthly payment you can own your
own home pud stop paying rent N"e uH
before buying. "" have som" bargains.
obrr o5aa
ELW0nn NJ. CORNER 81 900 handles.
balance raH'. five rooms huHnincot ~
rage. four rooms ou rear, ro,l buy 81
tlTa0. Nosnaw n CO.. ~ W. Third,
Usage 1919.
aASp gritiEGs car line. broom hunsa,
tow. bathroom ruuptcd IN. one hAlt
block 81 paving and car lino, hplf block
of school ileto. 500 cash. balance easy
COIL Cedar 1880
VERY CLOSE lN-S Dcnvcr. roamH,
baHrmtut Dl5tcrn full lot owner needs
money. viii mako terms and n"li for
81 600 NpHhcW Co., ground floor
"urbt nag Usage 1879
wITmN walking distance southwest ~
Iualu'aa district. new f.roou modern
home. hardwood floors Throughout. buHr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

WE HAVE nuo location for an spnrt
mont. thH property has good Uls.
room huuH" uu It, n must sell price
piado preparation oaII ST. MIl''r. DsuEo
n1a. residence cedar $50. llb south
buuld'I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

tt,gE, ty ,.,,.. ,.,., ,t. -
In W rt,r ' Of U,ra.,n Ap.ItmSnts So pnto. i,'s,
/ OsaEc ans.
/ EirNrN-u0OM modern house. -,g 8
I.'r.a, $40 cain nt 10 s.. Rust1u. sc,
/ FOR RENT close lu. c,rht.rooru. two.
! .tntt modern b. ps, al lot <,rtr ,rry.
emo sir'o, rhimIson' d560.' Mayo' n.aso n.,
POO
/ rfrish,I l.d,-r ALL, r'a,,' rvrt,rNa
throughout. largo nls.mont olstcrn s,rv.
/ ont quarters. with bath, and garage for
/ I"' cHtH At." Irr MONTH. Nour but
,.,s''-...,,.. ,''. N'' ~ tyy0n'
.,no Usage -''' at''r g. m Usage
.'''
/ FOR li.Nl go south It,n'on, u'r" room
modern. good wc'l plenty shade 40
| Per ln..n',h ".Lln ihC money hone
' ''''' ''N 10y ''''''
| FIVE Room" over store ~ II" N. LOWS.
". ''"' 1000
g. Rockford so monthly. Phone
s'h' ...-.
/ IT'S }pJH MOVE NENl loo Hodges
! wv. .'.l' ~ '""'" ''t'n'
/ WINDOW SHADES mafo 10 measure. Gail
Johnston. o'ag" bOo7. 7io West Parh
hold goods specially. g.. " slmuuH.
osaFc i3ii
/ FOR RENr Thrc,.roon. modern house.
iioi r. olympia. VIZ, Tulsa. ,.'''" '''''
] ICmYENNT. N. 2i4-rivo room house.
modern ,Bu 0saRo ii2g
/ ron REST II.u. for man ppa yyIf. or
! small fuuH,. iu good r.Igbhorhood sn
| rgvu chicken huus. ana mari, ,,tIsr
laundry, good VOL water and phone In
! up.., tgtgr 4n.5.R or Ossr. iCst II
SEVEN ROOMS. modern. good rcpaIr. ON
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
rOH >NIr or rNCm\NGE
FOR TRADE MISCELLANEOUS Il

FOR ENcHNNGE-HI HIgh-gra1e. beautiful
~ahorHnr grand piano far city property
farm land rr good automobile. Usage 1890,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

aDiTU SIDE UDNL-Cluse 20 school cor
f.u, paving tnI. property .r wonder.
H. value. I,f uE show ypu this property
trI f.I p.I convince EuufH'If thIl
Nr NHI.r Dsngo s1g HrsIdrnrr. C,dhr
Isn. 40 South Boulder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

A timely bargain In offered YOU In
the 100 block on South Peoria.
Substantial and artistic bungalow.
ak rooms ana bath. can be used as Il
duplex A three-room cottage, aud
onc-Car garage on roar Of lgt now
rented for t25 n month. All can he
bought at price that will surprise
even misor, and on easy tcrma, too.
There's the phone, use II quick.
H. NJ GROTKOP
goa Kennedy Bldg. Usage 1898
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

5000 Wuys a DANDY rouu.
HALE t,i.n1i'ta'' rugN "'rAEE
MrNT Am CAN LtNE. afAnE
TNElN ,Hl,kES uptfHr NND
YARD. LARGE TOT. SOUTH
EAST SIDE. $3.50 CASH Will
hANnlE CALI OsAGE p5sG.
$500 'Asii puts YOU In Immediate posses
sion of u dandy. newly ,ouplotod five
room. modern bungalow, hardwood floors
from good school. onr-hnif block from
pHNom'ut. haUdsoms mhutui nnd dccota
t'ns. a bargain ~ ~. 600 with - month.
N payment of only 500. can 'ndHr 711,
$500 'Asu south side. owner leaving tho
rliN and Will sacrifice uiru bungalow In
IotfHc" Drive district, Hs rooms. modern,
cation. real bargain at 5000 with n
monthly payment Ut only $50 cali Mr
lrif'll ~ cedar ]7J
SOu1n SIDE Elk room uungaiuw. rplon
dti bargain for prospective home
buyer hs thiH place ia up.t dato IN every
respect Tho rooms are all large, neatly
and very hiOhtionily decorated Combi.
nation furnace, garage and modern arrv
ant VunttrfH rNcrHlIr lot beautiful
shruhbcty. for price and terms phone
ofar" toii. Whitosito a WhitcHde
ruU HAiE viii aoI my boautIfuI home
1T south ridc, modern. five. room hunga d..
low NJ an Interesting low price, hardwood
nporN Throughout. hreakfnHt tuum base
meut Hud garage, muiDfn. mahogany fur
ulturc. furnished especially fur home
g. 900 cash can handle n can Osagq
bnI2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

no NNOIp NierAKEs and confusion
during tho tushIug houts. phone YOUR
Nd orrS. want Ad Department CLOSES at
d D. W.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

PAY 500 TODAY ana move tomorrow,
brnud new four room house. good level
lot, rl,h FpO. east front. SEEING In be
N'viug. let M show you good value
'all SIT Milirr, pRago s92. residence 7s0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

nor TE ITT.N-N- i've r0-"- I1I1crn
I.rral.E.. hardwood funrs u4nts',
hull1-tn features take lFlt car $3.50
cash harIIo laaI balance easy monthly
.rayrnerte. Price IS 600. John Barrett.
room 90, Robinson BIDS phone osage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

CLOSE tN cottage. modern nvc raout,
aud bath r.wlN decorated atd rprtec:
I'm reer of n,rWIyk Apartments. pnuur
Usage iil6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
WASTED -urNL ESTATE.

LfsriNGs WANrEp
A. +. TWIST. lNN,
osAdE 1895. III MAYO RLpG.
LIST your property with l.. n. Wltwor. e9l
Pan American liidg psAgo PASS
WANT 70 iiEAR from owner having
farm FOR sale, give particulars and
lowest price John 4 Black. OklahomN
~, chippewa Falls Wisconsin.
TULSA REStDENCE WANTED
Am moving 90 Tulsa and want q home.
GUY renting for $500 per month In ad-
vance. that I viii trade Tor home. Price
NJ building $4,000. mortgage SIS 900.
GlVr street number and price In FIRST let
ter. u g. Campbell, Hotcl rulSa.
WANTED TO buy from owner. slx or
seven room modern house 90 per cent
cash balance sis months Price must b.
reasonable South HNA preferred, NV.
care world.
WANT TO BuY- Fout or fivc room mod.
rrn house, HouthcaF, ar east side can
make reasonable payment down and good
monthly payments. Address Ooa. y. caro-
World.
wANTEl- Five ~ ak room house, pay
$4,000 cash. Advise location. price.
Bos 3O.r. care world,
LIST YoUH PROPERTY with va FOR
quitk sale W. have the buyers II your
price 1s right onngo b0ii, Whrosido x
WhurHido.
wANr LOT Have good auto cedar a.
WE WANT to buy small place. viii cN-
| .nangc b-pasaouErr car worth 1850 nud
Jay balance In cash. call for ~. ..
| uisHE. phone Cedar 1898.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

TWI- ROOM T0us' and 'wI I0fs f"r FsT6
or trade. Will trade for good car. Usage
c9aa-J
WILL TAKE IFHf car as payment ON
small r'astarrl house. uwnoy. .-ls =.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

EL1iN. 3. llfS NuIou fu- ruums and
Ia'h. two pnrch.t Iu good condition
,,1i reduced from $50 60 $3.50. Ostrr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
mnI sts rnn nEN1

FOR .T.ur.roum house. 26i0 F
smith, $50. Ihou, DssEo $50 ~ tIts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

NFRY close as south Denver. I'll,
t'Hfrr tIs,w'u' 'lsteru. fuil lot
Owner needs fuur'N, will Wah. terms
puu self Tor tlloUo N,fn,V s. com
rnuv. ground floor WriEht iuJE Osago
lrtH.
FOU SALE llv owner. sIv rooms hath
and hretkfhHt room. hard wood floors
hulIt.lu featured. good location. east riie.
CLOSE - street car aud iitnoy. can cedar
tHAg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

SIX ROOM and breakfast roow oak floors
throuEuuut. hult.iu features. large
closets pretty waut'l. and electrical ~
tur'H. solid truIrut foundation. brick
cpluWus. largo front porch. fine basement
ana garage over rilr lot. h'tutIful
home. Price g.. Zhu with 81. 600 cash.
halauco tu. suit Don't wait. bat call
OsHro 7sba. bUss Yndpn lnyostment Co.
2lt 10 security Ildg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

NEW uy,.room bungalow, convenient to
cars. school Rnd church. fine neigh
hon hood $40 DHuFp gU17
FIVE ACHES Small house. TN. land.
clone IN. priced hight. easy terms con.
E0Ior Ford ear and $500 cash payment.
t".Nar 1880
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
$1,000

CLOSE I'm East Firth street. five rooms
and breakfast room, oak floors
nice built-m features, decorations
the best. This rs first class house
and priced right, $1,000 cash viii
handle.
ABBOTT q WEIGH
Phone 1861 Robinson Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

and NOT. tn, .,,,. .,...,...,,
Want nI d,rartn..r' ,'.e,s ,,
.r, avon, ,,ts.r,y,, ,-,..
TO- NN''' MIn INNtN ana confusion
during thr rushing hours. phone YOUR
at carly. want Al Department. olun,S at
d b. m.
yrpY close IN south p,p,sr ,,,
tlufur Iua,ri,rN ,Istpiu nii iot
OVn,r needs money. will nst. ter,r.
ami t.r f.t 900 u,sn.y', ,,
many urnurt floor Ny,,ht UlI, 1s,..
il.p
,
'DN, W. u. ."u'T .N I"'mH 'H'h
.'"s, =, st,.rt ,,r ana ii,nIy ,sTIi' ,.1,r Xxx,
sgaa
Irsri-gs .y,ANrrp
,I.t ,.. t, la, 49,, ,...,
..., .,s A.. IAN t.,iI. D., a., Van ,,,
NAbON INVESTMENT co.
tlN.l9 e''uIitN lNdr.
Phone "ear' 1868 5os'
FIVE poou4 b,rty,,1 fI,..,. -h,.t-t,,
,.,iu,,s ni ali l'uJs ha. N,.i h,.u
r,,,,ri,t, f., Ga,i,ol r,t"' gg0 ,too
ak ROOM and hr,,kfast ,,,uj ,,l, ti,,,s
,'' G,I,It ti,, ''" '.,nl tS
cI,.".',s' 'nr,,iy ,.rtl .,i ',i',,,ir,i ~.
tu,.s .niII ,,r',,t f.urusti,1 tIi,t,
ard rat,r' o,cr siz' Iot br,utIr,I
home IrIc, fsg50 with 81 600 caah,
/ Uearo 7.a8.boss Yndpn Invostment Co,
| 'ls.l9 security hl'g.
IIt75o. $500 CASH. Immediate po,scrsor
of almost now, nvc-room modern bunga
lct ~ show you thls one. ror ep.
| investment 90, -lA ~ security mag
NEW nv'.r"gm n9"galo~,, convenient 70
hninppd $40. Osugu gO77
rIyD AGNES small h,us, I'm. u,rd
cedar 1850
yyl. uAy. IL uuo l,catlon Tor an spuri
"r.,ntN tln p,.r.rfv has n r@noi @ 1',
,,,, ,,,g.' 80, ,,,.t XII MI,
rr1, NJ ,,u brn ir,,rrsi'J la TIJ
g3a. u'td,uco CEDAR $50 ll5 south
boulder.
DlGuT.HOoM duplex. corner lot. street
cu and iltucs IN nnut of the door.
an anartm18,. can be- handed Wirh S.
Loo ,a.9. r,ma1ioI,r ,m1ioyr g. prroh,sg I.', re" r,,'"
''''.'."'. '''' '''. ''' - '.''''''''
shy H""H modern house. Oh nice largo
|.H A al H.N
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REAL. ESTATE
$500 CASH

$500 CASH
puts YOU in possession OF EiX-roum
modern bungalow hardwood floors
throughout, best of decorations ana
fixtures good sized basement. This
property is located In HillcIest ad-
ditiun and priced to sell.
b. M. GROTKOP
20i Kennedy Bldg. Osage 1893
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

FOR SALE. Oue.a,rr and quarter 81 rich
Hpil. close 90 school jus' short WAYS
frpr ala modern uuurtuIuur'H, an idCHi
place for homo. plenty of room fut
your .chIrE'rs. your garden. aud atm
room l.N f0t m, children 10 plHy 'all
Mr. HN|.r DHuFo tIL, Nos.Iouoc. Cedar
.'u. 40 Huuth Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

NtW YORK zoe acres. rlNtou r0oTn
huusc. largo barn, largo team. five cows.
tttN. seven Hhrsp. thltty hvus. bull, thrro
NcarllugH ht"H. all tools grain, trout
brook, twenty acres timber iro house
pond. one nud one. half miles 10 hiEh
school station. rtlCo tG.hUO, write tur
lrrInA IIanrN MnIIL LMI,nIlNMln n \.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

ar .s- l-r ono medium sizsd
90 .s '.wp.ste viii tools.
i..Es t.I at "a hargnir Hps o. IN
A -'' Greenwood, AK. '"A' H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

$500 DOLLARS mnkos your first payment
on brand new, thToo-rpom cottage,
electric lights FnH. rlOHo to n good school.
three blocks from jitncy, two blocks from
pavement rest uf purchase price can be
handled Ike rent. can Mr.. Miller. Usage
h12. InaIdrnrn CrhhI 7h0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

ron SALE 900 acrra near county scat.
90 acre apple orchard. hest varieties.
nnufly Hll under fence, good huUiiugs.
cheap. Terms uU part. write uwuur. "
L M.-Nnn MAL.MnM AIM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

FOt'E- ROOMS good flrut.rr tar good car
or other property OsaEe 5i7J.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-04
she said, because:

she said, because:
1t provides a steady income.
! 1t is essential to progress Of ma
lions, establishing efficiency in
childhood and supporting it in man
hood.