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DENVER LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.


A fair percentage Of the arrivals
consisted Of beef steers. Best grades
Of heavy weight steers were quoted
lsrrely around tn. $3.50 mark; 81.
tn thoS " nHaS sn1y %xn: e o
let from S7.zs TO $40. with fair To
MEDIUM grades from eaSS to u. More
common stock WAS auotsbI- At $3.50
and down.
Cows and h-ifers met with q fair
outlet. The best cows In the offering
two ioads Of desirable heavy weight
stock. cold for 1s.1b. Good cows found
an outlet from es.7s g S.. with fair
to medium type. from IS to $3.50 Com;
and down.
Little trading was done on feeder.
the light offering on hand proved
; ;s.ss. e""'"''""' ranged fro" +" t."
The best hogs on hand. one load of
choice light weight stock held over
from tn. previous day, sold for S7sS.
The next highest price was reached at
$50 which wss top Of the bulk. tn.
remainder "f tn" offering was cleared
Extr~m" heavy and cutout hogs
brought quotations from $500 To Sszs
Few pigs were Offered. Inquiry
was fair, and IN" limited Offering on
hand was cleared readily. Quotations
ranged from 5000 10 $3.50. dependent
on weight and quality.
sheep.
Practically no busin~ss was trans
acted on the sheep market. Inquiry
wnr fair hut. following the arrival Of
lower eastern reports pAiesmrn ~S
prrssrd tn" opinion that tn" first ap-
pr-cisb l" run ~ stock 10 he offered
will find local values at u similar dis
count.
On this basis. quotations on pprinY
lambs wrf" given from $40 TO il2. with
clipped iRmbr from $3.50 To 800
Ever brought quotations from $500 60
$3.50.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-06-16
BOY IS LIGHTNING READER
Twelve. Ysar.oid School Pupil Read
Twelve Books Of Average Size In
Single Day, and Wanted More.

Raleigh. y. C.-ltnleigh cinims "a
have. In the person Of Louis silver,
twelve years Old, In the seventh grade
II the public schools. one 0f the fns,.
est readers for his nge In the coin.
try. The boy u few days hgo r"nd ~
hooks Of the average number Of pages
In 4 single day. ana declares he could
have read several mOr- ~ could
have gotten them
In y test given him by his teacher.
Miss Florence Fitzgerald. silver r"nd
GA words In 4 minute and as~w red
every question cosrs-O ~ "''" N"
Qu1anod him On wkA
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Peril i'm the House Fly

dence Of Ignorance or Of q cnreless.
ness In regard to disease producing
NTH which to the Informed mind con.
stitutes q serious blot 90 civilized
methods Of life.
III We allow the accumulation nj
Nth we will have house dies, and II
we do not allow 1t to accumulate We
will have no house files. With the
careful collection Of garbage In Guns
and the removal Of the contents ut
more frequent intervals than ten days.
and with the proper regulation Of
ahattOirs. and more particularly with
the proper regulation Of stables In
which horses ARE kept. the typhoid
fly will become rare species.
I'VE have shown that the typhoid or
house ny muy carry typhoid fever.
AsIatic cholera. dysentery. cholera
mOrbus and other intestinal diseases
II may curry the hncIlli of tuberculosis
and certain eye Diseases: II is every.
where present. and II is disposed Of
with comparative cnse. II IN the duty
Of every individual to g,inrd so far ~
possible against the occurrence Of flies
upon his premises. II " the duty Of
every community. through its bOnrd Of
health. to spend money In the wnrfnrs
against this enemy Of mankind. This
duty IL ms pronounced Ms though the
community were attacked by bands Of
,uvenOus wolves"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-06-16
WKY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP ROOT

fos many yean drussists Aavs vstsAsA
with much interest the remsrasbIs record
maintained by IN. kilnse's swamp Rsot.
The great kidney, liver aud bladar nd.
eiss.
Il y physician's prescription.
Swamp Root 10 . Strengthening nsli.
cine. Il helps the kidnsys. liv>r and ND
der do the wotk nature intended thsy
should do.
Swamp Root has stood the test Of yssss.
II u sold by Ill drussists on its mont
and Il should help you. No othss kidnsy
medicine has ~ many friends.
Re sure 10 ut Swamp Root and start
Treatment st once.
However, II you wish R,st 10 test this
srest preparation s~nd ten cents IN d..
kiI'nsr 4 Co.. Binsha'nton. N. ". for
sample hottie. When writing he sure asd
mention this paper.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-06-16
Accusations Against Aerial Mail
Men Are 0isproved.
AeeIosrts 20 Planes Que 70 Causes
Beyond Control ef Executive a"e
M&Henieai Forces.

Chicsgo.- ,e Chicago members VI
the An Pilots Association u
America Id issued formal state.
pent In repl y churges against the
!, ncials and OTHERS connected win tne
|nkrisl mall neid near Haywood. III.
In this the pilots daily deny the
accusations made by exploit &. c.
EyefsoIe. who asserted the deaths Of
seversi pilots and mechanics were
dus 70 criminal negligence and IT..
eh,ciency Of the executives and per
soon~l Of the haywood neld. TO
disprove this they give q detailed
statement Of the fatal accidents thst
nave occurred to planes from that FIELD,
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MARKETS
Furnished BY
v. 8. BUREAU OF MARkETe
Washington, D. c.
(Wsstssa Nsvspapss Ualsa Nsvs ssrses,D
Fruits anA Vegetables.

Fruits aaA Vegetables.
South Carolina I:ish Cobblor .potA.
toes down soc per bbl New York. un-
der increasing receipts. reaching $s.?s
So u 400; Texas and Louisiana sacked
Bliss Triumphs up 7bc to II per 100
lbs, st. Louis and Kansas City. closink,
ss.25q375. Shipments from South
the heaviest movement OF the past
week coming from the eastern shore
of Virginia.
July wheat sold at a new high point
but the advance checked export bust
ness, and with some change in senu-
m raims a ,n n,s price sa'ns ae"vy
ready to begin and In Indiana, where
cutting was reported led to buying in
July wheat on fears that harvest would
be fVlaXed and quality damaged. Cen
Privs eport from Kansas City based
on " rx' reports OF acreage esti-
mates lsas wheat crop 1871: 900 900
bush- hich is only 5000. 900 bushels
market. No red winter wheat. 3l.b6:
No. 2 hard. Sl.6l: No. 3 mixed corn.
&c; No. yellow corn &c: No. white
oats. s7c. For the week Chicago July
corn. 3&c. at sac. Minneapolis July
wheat down cent. at &l.3lh: Kansas
city July, bkc. at $l.?5. Winnipeg
July. Ike. at Sl.7lh.
Hay.
Hay prices generally lower. Receipts
light but equal to limited demand. Al
sosk a y.rd Sa nSm te.s S.s'. ch cy
being absorbed by good buying At the
lower prices. No. ! timothy quoted.
s Hf% n'r , So chssss s.s M sss n
s?S: Minneapolis. $50: Atlanta. 32s. No.
l alfalfa. Kansas City nominal at SIS:
Omaha. SIS: Memphis. 323. No. I prairie.
Kansas city, sl3; Omaha. SIS: Minns-
apolis, SIS.
Live etoek and Meats.
Chicago hog prices advanced aSe TO
asc per 100 lbs. the past week. Beef
and heifsr. :5c to Aoc; veal calve.. Soc
, IT. to :tc lower; spring lamb. and
steers. s7.S0Gs $50: butcher cows and
heifers. LIS 0S.60: feeder steers 9s.1s
M7:7s; light ard medium weight veal
1850: spring lambs. Slloo0ls.60:
warnings. ss750lo.25: fat ewes. $500
Stocker and feeder shipments from
eIeSen important markets during the
week ending June 3 were: Cattle and
calves. 2+.s26; hogs. 1857: sheep.
l0.o0s.
Beef. veal and lamb prices generally
higher at eastern Wholesale markets.
Reef advanced soc to $50: veal. - 70
- per 100 pounds. Better grades of
lamb up ~ TO 81: lower Krades steady.
Mutton down 81 to -: pork loins gem
orally 81 per 100 pounds. June 4 prices
good grade meats: Reef 4l6.506l7:
veal. Sls6ls; lamb. S2f6r3O: mutton.
fs6 Is: liyht pork loina. 3?0623: heavy
loins, t1<61s.
Oalsy PPsAUets.
Active storing demand has kept but.
ter markets firm with price tendency
upward. The into atoraEe movement
6xstns the past calendar week exceed
I'd 1000. 600 pOunds. Receipts continue
heavy. Fancy grades especially N de-
mand. Prices average Sc higher than
. week ago. - score closing: New
York. 33kc: Chicago. sic: Philadelphia.
S3c: Borton. 33hc.
Spot cotton prices declined ~ points
the past week closing st il.3Oc per
pound. New Yo,k July futures down
~ points NJ l3.S3c.
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70 take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
COMPOUND, and I took Il until / was
cured and saved from the operation. I
medicine times without number, and !
am willing that YOU should ., d.. uss ths:s
used your Compound So during The Gang ~,
heavy Part and can walk !, mile. svsry
-Ars. J. H. Meyer, ll2 South Orange
St., Orange. California.
It % quite true that such troubles -
Mrs. Meyer had may reach astags whore
IN operation b The only resource. On
the other hand, . great many wcmen
have been restored 70 health BY Lydia Z
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-06-16

Let us hope md pray that th0.. who
teach and those who worship In the
temples Of God msy never be out Of
touch with the saints above or the
sinners below. When we get out Of
touch with humanity. we ar- never In
very close touch with Divinity.-Uncls
Hsnry's Sayings.
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nav AND GRAM PRICES
01sy.

The Supreme Court In Washington
has ordered the United Shoe Mschln.
cry case. the original suit between
wyoming and Col0rsoo. and . nun1se
sf others "rsstorsd 70 the docket los
rsereumsot before d full court"
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hslsn's Version.

A teacher In the lrvington school
was carefully leading her pupils
through II lesson In the first grade
snow, Helen" said she. twill you
plemse read the next sentence. He
sure and do not forget the little mark
II the end Of the sentence"
Helen studied the sentence. II was
this: Can yOu rum"
Then Helen read II thus: Can you
nun. little button hook l''-lndianap polls
News.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-06-16
Wonders Of Science,

-Are y"n sure you can prove my
client IN crnxyf"
why. certainly" replied the EN-.
inent alienist. And what Ii more, n
you are In trouble and need my serv.
Ices I'll do the snme thing for you"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-06-16

and Mrs. Cadle now are happy In CIV
ing their time and their money to the
cause Of evangelism. b,
Cables slogan BELTS his business:
Its never too lnte to mend!"
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On 0jvi0a.

He that hath two coats, let him I'm.
pan 70 him that hath none; and ne
that hath meat, let him do likewise
Iako S:1I
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The cvtIcvra reIlet Trle.

The cutlevra Toilet rrle.
Having cleared your skin keep II clear
BY making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations. The soap to cleanse
and purify. the Ointment to sooths and
heal. the Talcum to powder and per-
fume. No toilet table ID complete
without them. nc everywhere.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-06-16

ago hr0o o0ct0r0
said I had 70 have Q
serious operation. I
had . tumor, and ul-
GERS which would
gather and break. I
had displacement %
badly that I could
hardly sit down at
times, and It seemed
asif I suffered every.
thing that . woman
could suffer. Then
some one advised me
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-06-16
SUFFERED ALL
A WOMAN COULD
Mira. Meyer Finally Found
Relief and Health in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Orange. Cal.-"I always feel very
grateful to You. ~ some twenty years
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-06-16

iHssoing mountain lions In u betts,
cure for spring fever thnn snssnfras
ten. according "a n mighty Chicago
hunter who Inns Just returned from \
first class dose ~ his fnvOrite spring
tonic. We mmy be- pnrdOncd II we
sim persist In the belief TINT the dis.
cnsc IL much Ia bc preferred to either
Of the remedies prescribed.
DO the good die young because they
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
LEGAL.

,,.,p.sad IN the TULSA Daily World.
Vssr,sabtr 49, 20. q. % and 20. 1871,
rr.d pub4shing Co. Publishcr1
,ITtrr FOR REARING ON ASSESS
NWEvrg FOR PAVING IN sTREET
,yppDXEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
III rrTY or TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
H. compliance with tho rcsolution VI the
81 rf commissioners adopted on th'
bis,s IA, of September. 1871. nouta t.
i..,sy rI,tu that the Boa-l Of Commits.
h"s,, .f the city 81 Tulsa Oklahoma,
~. sssf.IroI the estimate and abatement
~. lIfv Engineer as to the amount o,
- g.st % the concrete pavement which
ltt.fd boz assessed against the Ebuttlug
s....srt,. the property benefited aud other
bl~.fv liable to asseHsment and the
pIgpr thereof In STREET IMPROVE
,'ryr DISTRICT No. al, witch includes
r. following described portions Of strccts,
"esiXrv STREET from the east line ~
t.ft Avenue 90 the West line OF Della
va he aIa Board of Commissioners
b. Resolution duly approved the
hh1',,...r rtstcmrnt and estimate OF tho
90 Err.uuar and has determined to as
ss iH. .Haf OF improvements In said Dis
IA .Hslust tho abutting property. the
,m,.r.rI. benefited and other property
XXI. Boz .ss.asueut and the owners there
of as f.' Ws. io.Wltt -
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Approved Sept. -. 1921.
FRANK =. DUNCAN,
city Attorney.

(Pubiished In the Tulsa Daily World.
September 10. 20. u, 20 and 20, 1924,
world Publishing CO. Publlsherl
NOTICE FOR HEARING on ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
800 CITY or TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
In com mpliance with IN" resolution OF the
Board Of Commissioners adopted IN tn"
e6th day Of August, 1924, notice Is
hereby given that the Board ~ Cummia-
sioners OF the city Of Tulsa, oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and statement
Of the city Engineer as Co the amount Of
the cost Of the Vibrolthic concrete pave
fnrnt which should be assessed against
the abutting property, the property bene-
fitted and other property liable to asEess-
ntent and tho owners thereof In STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No. 900
which includcs the following described
portions of streets to-wit:
ARCHER STREET from the southerly
projection OF the east line of Block g.
Overlook Park Addition 70 the SOutherly
projection Of the west line Of Block g.
overlook Park Addition.
And the said Board OF Commissioners
has by Resolution duly approved the
aforesaid statement and estimate Of the
city Engineer and has determined to as
sess the cost Of improvements In said Dis
trict against the abutting property, tho
property benefited and other property
liable to assessment and the owners there
OF, as follows, tn-wit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
Approved Sept ~ 1921.
FRANK T.. DUNCAN.
civ AfIoFrrv.

Pubiished In the Tulsa Daily world
September No. %. a. 90 and 20. 1921
World rubush,nf Co.. Fublsherll ..,,.
NOTICE FOR HEAEiHG p% NNSESs-
MENTs FOR ph|ING IE HTEEEt
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NtNbbN
3O7, CITY OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA
In compliance win tuo resolution Of The
Board Of Commissioners adpplo' on the
IJth day of september. 1921 notice ls
hereby given that The Hoard Of Commits
sloners M the Clry OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and Fiat"no1t
- the CITY Engineer aH 90 the amount or
the cost Of the asphalt pavement which
should be assessed against the abutilng
property. the property benefited and
other property liable 20 assessment and
the owners thereof in STREET IM.
PRoVEHEST DISTRICT NO. 5O7. whicb
includes the following described portions
KENOSiIA AVENUE from the South
line " Fourth street West to the North
line OF Eighth Street
Aud M said hoard ~ Comm issioners
has by RESOLUTION duly approved tine
Aforesaid statement ana estimate Of the
CITY Engineer and has deterWlnod 90 as
aess the cost uf improvements In satd pia-
trict against the abuttng property. tho
property benefited and other property
liable 70 assessment and the owners thery
ofi as tolls1s t0-w!ti
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Sept 13, 1921.
FRANK 4. DUSCAN.
city Attorney.

tPubliEhed In the Tulsa Daily World.
September 10 90. a. % and 2s, 1921.
World Publishing GO. Pubiisher1
NOTICE FOR HEARING on ASSESS
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
322, CITY OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with tho resolution Of the
Board OF commissioners adopted on the
l3th day OF september 1921, notice IL
hereby given that thr Board Of Comuis-
siuncrs Of the Guy Of Tulsa. oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and statement
OF the City Engineer as To the amount Of
the cost ~ tho Nlbrol,thlc concrete pave
ntent which should be- assessed against
the abutting property thy property bcne-
fitted and other owners thereof 10 ASSESS
mont and the owners thereof IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No 322,
which includes the following described
portions Of streets, to-wlt.
TACOMA ANESCE tTrfTace Road
from Westerly projection u the north liuo
OF Alley Block n. Overlook Park ADD.
tiOn to the Easterly projection Of the
North lino Of Block n, overlook Park
Addition
And the said Board of Commissioners
has by resolution duly approved the
aforesaid statement and estimate Of the
city Engineer and has determined 10 as
scss the cost of improvements ln said dts
trict. against the ahutuuE property the
property benefited and other property
liable 10 assessment and the owners thctc.
Of. HH follows, torwlt
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LEGAL.
Dated this iSih day " August. 1921.
AIRS PRANK SEAMAN.
4 - -.

MRS. PRANK SEAMAN
CITY Auditor
Appro,sd sep, ls. l92t.
City Attorney
Puhlished in the Tulss DAILY World.
september ~, 90. u, % snd as' ioai
NOTICE ron HEARING uN Nssrss
MENrs FOR rAViNq ~ sTnEHr
IMPROVEMENT INSTRUCT NUMuER
22i, cry or TULSA, OKLAHOMA
In compliance with tho resolution " the
Hoard of Commissioners adopted % 90,
l5th day ot Septemher 1921 notice is
sioners u the city ~ Tulpt, oklahoma.
has examined the estimate aud Statcmvnt
uf the CITY Engineer ~ 10 the amount of
the cost of the N.hrolithic concrete pave.
atuit'IF rTory';y thc property benefited
and othor property liable to assessment
End the owners thereof In STREET lM-
includes the following described portl MS
OF streets to.wlt.
ARCHER srREEr from the n,rthcry
Hu1Ncr mn Addition to the northeriy
projection W the west line of block
Hunk,r liri Addition.
And the s1tl Board ~ Commissioners
has hy Nesuiuton duly approved the
Aforesaid abatement and estimate " the
Dity EnEirrcr and has determined tu bH-
trict against the ubuttiug property, the
property benefited ana other property
liable 20 assessment aud the owners thrfe.
o. aH follows. to.wit'
IRVING PLACE
n,,ck tr,a''ns K, Sam. Archer T,gg"o Ed5, monr,
q rs 81. clay Dickson l'o s2.s3
E io Chss. nottisworth 30 400
PHILLIPS SUBDIVISION or
IRVING PLACE
p,, Paving f@r Archer SWeeo -,
Is W. r. Phillips sS9 itIys
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All owners 0f Hbuttln# property. pT"p-
erty benefited by s0id Improvements ANA
other pruperty liablc tn assessment, nro
hereby notified that all matters affect
Ing such improvements or benefits 90
the property thereby. ana any claim "t
oh ir,tlouH to the assessments Rs above"
set forth shall be filed in writing In the
office ot Mrs Frark sonmun. tiy Audi.
tor uf the Guy of Tulsa, oklahoma, on
1921. AT 10 o'clock 81. m. and the same
shall be heard BY the Hoard Of Com
on tho 3Oth day Of September.
1921 at 90 O'clock a. HI.. and any UlauuH
or objections not so filed In writ.hB
before said time shall be- deemed wgtyrl
DATED, this 10Th day of Soptemh'F,
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
City Auditor,
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Al owners oi ubuttinf property, the
property benefited By Eaid Improvements
and other property liable 90 assessment
are hereby notified that an matters af-
foCtlnE such improvements or benefits 10
the property thereby. aud any claim pr
objections 10 tho assessments as above set
~ Mrs Frank Seaman, cry Auditor ~
the City Of TulBa. Oklahoma, on or before
he 3Dth day Of September. 1921, ai o
o'clock d M and tho same shalt Do heard
BY the Board Of Cominilsi1nsrs on the
30th day Of September. 1921. At o'clock
a. m, ana any claims or objections not ao
flied IN writing before Bald timo shall De
deemod waived
dated this l3th day OF September. 1891
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
CIV Auditor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
Approved sept "a. 1921.
FRANK l.. DUNCAN
CITY AftOFuNy

IPubiished In the Tulsa Daily World, Sep.
tembor 20, -, %. 20 and o. 1871 NOrld
Publishing company. IublishrrsJ
NOTICE FOR HEARING on ASSESS
NENTs FOR pANING ~ STNbEr
AfpHcYEhENT DISTRICT, &lM
BIER 32i. CITY or TULSA, OKLA
HOhA.
In compliance with She resolution ~ the
Board of Commissioners adopted lU th~
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron sALE

nuicK ROADSTER. 10 MODEL. grLEN-
bib SiIApI. conn TIRES AND EN
TUAS Etab. 80 TRADES oSAGE a'u5,
uANGAtS
Two 1877. s.cyllnder ApperHon cars. one
passenger anI on" seven, neither one ut
these cars have ever been driven, They
sell fut $3.50 drlivcrcd viii take $500
cash for either car ~ Interested. call
Oragc 1919 and ask tor Nj uoagland.
FOH SALE Ford scdan. excellent condi.
tion wire wheels. complete scceHsnricsi
hna only been driven IN city. Purchased
April. Phone day, Cedar iGi; night Usage
NV '--.-.---.-.--a....-----
ron SALE 1870 Tulsa -Four 1850, iioo
or $50 cash, 800 per month. today
only. uspru 1871.
ron RkLE-ssvsn. passenger chandler, in
fine shhpc osnFo ioti.
ron aAieg 1870 Essex roadster, priced
rRhti go N Maln. osago iioA.
FOR SAIt.- Ftvc.passcnger White auto.
1850. $50 cash. balance TO suit you, at
ni e. Flrst
FOR sALE-podgc truck new casings
ard tubes, good mechanical condition,
can Oshpa 1919 ~ oa0Ro ls2a-N,
FOnBs W. have large stock NJ used
Tprds. tOuttuRH toRdRtctR sEdHus and
oourcs ranging In price from 'iGb on
VI" AUTO & rIRE ExcHAHGG ,.,,
ai3 Second. DaaEo tooa.
Ford COurU starter, gooo urcs. car
In good mechanical condition, This car
HCTo 4 TIRE EXCHANuE
si3 y Rocond Usage Zoos
FOH BALE Uuick light "rix'. 1911
driven 5000 miica can In person, hy-
tween u q. m. 20 J., TO ,, N. south
[ Lansing 81
FoHp sEDAH--ia2o model; new tires.
good mechanical condition This Is a
AuTo 4 TIRE EXcHANoE 80.
3i9 y, srHond Usage 600s
ron sALE--Fords. bodErs. nuiohs ana
many other so9d makes every eaEr, a
bargain. Tormu 10 SUIT Used car Eh-
rhunEc. 40 " Main, 0saEe tt0h.
FOR SALE or exchansc, 90 cars. dlffer.
rnt makes. will take In rEchange Or
Saloss S s1' '9 is5 SI' asa o.ss, g" at ss 2 ''
Los ANGELES RADIATOR wORKB
Expert repairing und recording. our new
hun"ycunb cor" VIII k'ep your motor cool
Priced right and guaranteed. Usage lsIa'
~ ~. h"r'oh- ...--.---...-...
MERCER aprcdatcr Tor sale cheap. 1900
r. Denver, Tolrphuhr OssRe bipi
NAsm 'o9ar'"E hl lo;S model f'r',is,ass 0.ass
llbleJ
NAsH SEDAN -Oycrhauled. rcpainted b.
wire wheels, terms. ii2i ~ Ms'n
Onngo 311s.
ErAH BRAND all leather shoes are mads
in all EradeH patterns and styles for
men womep and children IN all walks
~ mo. Flar nrnnd shoes are bcttcr,
TOS TRUCK Tor sale OF trade Tor Ford
roadHter. can Cedar 1888
USED CARS bought and sold small
commissions. no Storage PrrmOcAT Mo-
tor oo., lO1-6 W. second 81 Cedar 2s5G.
1918 DODGE touring, good running )ntderi
$500 each or terms. 1895 Admiral
1920 BUlCK tve-paHsenEcr, Ia flrut class
condition. 20 exchange for equity In imv
proved property Usage 2Gfl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-21
Approved Sept. ~. 1891.
city Attorney

Qublished In the Tulsa Daiiy World
World publtshlug c.. Publishernl
NOTICE FOR HEARING DN ASSESS.
MLNrS ron PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NtiNUER
syO. CITY or TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with tho resolution OF the
Board of Commissioners adouted .on tho
lith day ~ September. l01i. notice IA
hereby given that tho itnarl ~ Commits
nloncrs of the city " Tulsa OkiRhcma.
has examined the estimate and statement
pt the city Engineer as TO tho amount CT
the cost ot the Nihrolithlc concrete nave
rent which should be assessed against the
ahuttng property. the property benefited
aui other property liable to assessment
aud The owners thereof in STREET TM.
PhONhMENr DISTRICT No. 200 which
includes the following described portions
1i streets, 90 wit.
TACOMA AVENUE from the south line
OF the NJ. x. 4, Railway rtght-of way
10 the west production of the north line
ot Alley IN Block n, overlook PARK
And tho said Board N Commissioner7
has BY Resolution duly approved tho
aforesaid statement and estimate of the
city Engineer ana haHSictrrmincd 10 hs.
sess the cost Of improvements In said Dis.
ttict against the abuttinE property. the
property benefited and other pi spcrtY
liable to assessment and the owners thcro
OF. a. foll, ws, to-wtt.