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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-02

Ardmaore Honnes
Look at these special home bargain.

Look at these special home bargains.
A good six room modern house with
built-n features, nice lot. shade trees,
garage and driveway. chicken house
and lot. storm cellar, etc. a real home,
good location. northwest. Price $3.50
for quick sale.
a dandy new modern, extra well
built, plastered. six room house, good
location, northwest. Price $500;
terms.
Nice new modern six room bungalow
with garage and pavement paid east
front and nice location southwest. a
bargain at $4,000; terms.
Neat six room new modern bunga-
low. large lot, east front, on Wheeler
ST., southwest. For quick sale $500;
easy terms.
An extra well built, large and ele-
CANT home on McLish Ave, fine large
rooms, butin features, nice breakfast
room, beautiful mantle. three rooms
in oak. garage and driveway. worth
$500. but for quick sale $4,000 will
buy it, $500 cash will handle.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
We have a special bargain on some
lots in southwest Ardmore, on the
pavement at 5000 each.
We have all kinds OF property for sale
and II you are thinking Of making an
investment see us.
FOR RENT--New six room modern
house in southwest Ardmore. Well
located good lot and garage.
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REAL ESTATE
Homes S For Sale

If you are waiting to buy a home
worth the money here is an oppor.
tunity-do not defer. as they will be
sold at once.
Two story I room modern dwelling
fire place, French doors. cement
storm house-lot l00xl50 situated s
blocks from Main street, northwest.
Price $500
on B street southwest. room brick
bungalow, garage and drive way,
east front, pavement paid in full.
$4,000
Beautiful new room bungalow on
Bixby Ave. :. W. Garage and drive
way. $6,OO0.00
Two beautiful lots on Third Avenue
). w. near Wheeler St We will make
a low price on these.
We have anything you want in real
estate and the lowest prices.
NcnSTnma R, Na0l
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Fall Bargains

+ Rooms Bixby. Modern. Built in
features. Garage. driveway. Price
ana terms on application.
G Rooms BiXby. Modern. New garage,
servants house. built in features.
Large corner lot. one of. the best
houses IN the city. Better see us for
prices and terms or You will miss
something
& Rooms X ST. :. W. new and mod
ern This house Is worth the mon
ey, terms and price on application.
Corner lot West Main ST., 73xl6O This
Is near business property, one Of
the best investments in the city. IL
you want something that Is worth
while better see us for price and
terms.
Residence lots In all parts OF the
town. from $3.50 to $4,000 II YOU
are thinking tf getting lot can
we show you some of these?
Acre lot. room house, gas and
water. Shade trees. OF all the snaps
offered in Ardmore look this over.
You can make living on this
place and the price is only $4,000
and the terms are 50 easy 1t looks
"a good to be- true. Only $500 casn
balance like rent.
q rooms G ST. y. W. all modern con
venicnces built In, outhouses. In
fine condition. Garage. driveway
The price is only $500 and the
terms easy
6 rooms G y. W, new, modern, now
renting for $50 per month, will
trade euqity FOR vacant lot This IL
dandy at sl5OO. It carries a loan
Of $4,000. Can we show YOU thisP
) rooms G. y. W. garage, basement
large corner lot, shade trees. this Is
a real home and can be sold worth
the money. Price and terms 10y ap'
pointment.
5 rooms Bixby new aDd modern, n
, dandy little home. Price $500. can
he handled for $1,000 balance like
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HELP WANTED (Female)

WANTED-Experienced saleslady in
Ready To-Wear and Millinery de-
partment. Do not answer unless you
have had experience Address box
II. 2.3
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FOR RENT (Rooms)

FOR RENT-New furnished room
with board: also garage. 500 st.
northwest. Phone 1881. 2-3
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FOR RENT-Two upstair sleeping
rooms. Apply III 3rd Ave. n. W.
2.S
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WANTED-Middle-age woman to take
care of invalid lady. Apply at
800 1-2 +. Main st. Mrs. Geo. W.
ChadMeu 2.2
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FOR SALE-A 5.room bath and break
fast room, modern in southwest
part OF town. Cheap if sold by Nov.
LIST. Would consider a cheap car See
owner at 723 l st. northwest 27.6
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THE ANIERrcAN ART WORKS. COS

THE AMERICAN ART WORKS. COS
hocton. Ohio. pioneers and leaders In
the specially advertising field have
several attractive openings for high.
grade. experienced salcsmen' We man
ufacture and control exclusively .
complete line II copyrighted art cal.
endars. commercial calendars. month.
~ advertising service. ahd a wide
range Of quick selling specialties IN
celluloid. leather and paper. The ex
tcnsive scope of our three lines com
blned into one assures steady and
substantial sales volume the fun year
around. l.itcmi commissions. weekly
romittancea. Investigate Our rating ir
Dun's or ~ listreets. and wtite us di.
rect giving age experience and ref
r,nc,a ntst letter TIN. AMERICAN
ART WORKS. C0shoclon. ohi0.
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= FOR RENT (ROOMS)

THREE room apartment, also two
room; will be ready by the first
Close in, call day 1S47, night 1890
27.6
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r. G.. McKlDDY
Phone .?
I96G West Main

BOG LOT. room house, gas, water
and lights; store building worth
5000 and 500 worth Of shade and fruit
trees; all for sllOO; takes $3.50 cash; ;
Yates, the Earth Man.
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Weather Predictions for Week

WASHINGTON. Oc.. l Weather
prediction for The week beginning
Monday a,c:
Gulf stgt"s. tenperature some
what below norlal, with local rains
first taf ard fal' ,:,l eafter 30 inn
catcns ut this time Of il urban .
in lhe W,st dies
Lower Missouri valleys: Cool and
generally far, but with local rains ov-
er scIlhern portion on Monday and
over these regions Wednesday, on
Thursday local frosts probable.
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HELP WANTED (Male)

WANTED-N once competent high.
class canvassers for White.Crest
flour. Apply after . a. m. Bass Fur
nitur.. co. 2S.t0
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FOR RENT-Three roms furnished for
light house keeping. G95 q street.
northwest. Phone i72g-J. 30
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LIBERTY RooMs-By day or week.
over liberty theater; rent reason
able. Phone MS. iiO i.2 ". Main.
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FoR RENT Newly furnished bed
room. private entrance; convenient
10 bath. COS y. Washington sifeei
Phone 2sss,h, 81
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FOR RENT Three modern rooms
nicely furnished for light house
keeping: close In: phone 1895. -
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GuiI1ot & Hall

3O3 Simpson Bids,
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MISCELLANEOUS

SEWING WANTED-Price reason.
able. 23 NJ St.. S. w. Phone 642-R.
25-6
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BED ROOM for rent: modern; brick
house extra close In. ii2 A st.,
southwest phone s30i-R. %
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w amt a Homle?

We offer a beautiful new
bungalow arranged to please,
with all kinds of built-in feat
ures; beautiful corner lot; if
you have a fastidious DISPOSE
ton, phone US for an engage
ment.
Beautiful 6 room bungalow /;
corner lot; shade and fruit
trees; close in southwest;
price for quick sale $4,000 |;
part cash will handle.
LOANS
Let us make you a loan to
build or remodel the old
home. We furnish a beauti-
full lot with every loan if you
want to build.
INSURANCE
Have you plenty of it if
the fire should start in your
home? II not, let us write
you an additional amount for
II will be too late after the
fire department arrives-they
don't write Insurance-we do.
Phone us your wants; we
can render you valuable serv-
ice.
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OIL LANDS AND LEASES

oil. LEASES at Newport tor sale.
g. q Hester phone iva. aga
CLASS :?
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REAL ESTATE

$1,000 UP quickly loaned to furniture
owners, 10 employed people; best
and private terms. Standard Credit
Co., Bridgeman Bldg. 22-lmo.
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MEXlCO CITY oct. 1.-The cele-
bration of the centennial of Mexican
independence closed Officially last
night with a formal banquet at the ma
tional palace. rendered the foreign
representatives by Presidents Obregon.
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FOR SALE-A good S-room modern
house. large lot, price is right. VIII
take car as part payment. Phone 1876
25.6
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FOR RENT-Part of my home fur
nished, to refined couple. Refer
ences exchanged. Phone 530-J 27-5-
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED--Three modern unfurnished
rooms or small house, for couple
only. CAN 39S Monday.
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SALESMAN with car preferred tc
sell dealers nav 5000 mile Siamn
teed Auto Tires. No seconds or rc-
builts. Main or sideline Experience
unnecessary. siO0 weekly easy. HAIR
RISoN TIRE FACTORY. Hammond
Ind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
M|DDLESEX VS..
MONMOUTH CD,
Amboys and Report Will
Battle on Copper Works
Diamond This Sunday

Monmouth and Middlesex coun-
ties will clash on the Copper Works
baseball field here Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock when the Perth Amboys
and Keyport nine oppose each other.
This will be the second game of a
double header, the preliminary being
between the Acmes and Clovers and
starting at 1880 o'clock.
The lineup of neither the Key
ports nor the Amboys has been an
nounced as yet by either manager
but it is expected both will be about
the same as they have been using
thus far this season.. Reports are
prevalen' here. however, that the
visitors wnl strengthen their lineup
considerably for the occasion.
A large visiting delegation. which
will accompany the team from Mon
mouth county. is assured and there
are enough local supporters of the
Amboys to attract a large crowd.
This game should draw better than
would be the case If the Amboys' OPP
ponents were a team whose mem
bers are not known here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
MAURERS AND /
LEH|GHS PLAY
First Game of Series SUNDAY
Afternoon to Decide North
Amboy Champions

The first of a five game series u
decide the championships of North.
Amboy will be staged on the diamonH
of the Maurer A. A. Sunday after
noon, the Maurers and Lehighs be-
ing the contestants. Both teams
have played enough games this sum-
mer to get in the pink of condition
and neither will concede that the
other is the stronger combination. :
The Maurers claim that a double
victory last Sunday proves their sd
p~eriority and ability to represent the
northern part of the city whereas tn
Lehighs point out that they also an
nexed a game last Sunday from d
good team and therefore are to lie
counted in the running. The La
highs won from the WoodbridHe
team. 9-6. The Maurers defeated the
Keasbey Feds Sc and then shut out
the ~Sayreville A. c. 60.
The probable lineups Sunday FOL.
low: Maurers: Kurmer, center field:
Dietz, third base: Johansen. first
base; Zalari. left field; Fowl&e.
catcher; Urbanski, short stop; Dun
ton. pitcher or second base; Th9f-
gesen. right field; Faltisco. pitcher
or right field. Lehighs: Mosk&,
right field; Shuback. second base;
Rush. catcher: Jacobs, center field;
O'Hara, third base; Majesty, shoft
stop; Dummy. left field; Timko. hfst
base; Deleman, pitcher.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
SAINTS To PULL
A COME BACK
Local Team, Defeated by
Aquehongas, Again Plays
TottenvilIe Nine Sunday

Although the Aquehongas main
tain that they have beaten the St
Anthonys of this city once this year
and can repeat this victory Sunday,
the Saints can't see it that way and
are confident of taking the scalp of
the Tottenville team when they
clash Sunday afternoon on the
s~Aquehonga's diamond in Totem
willie. A game earlier in the seas
son resulted in the Saints losing by
a o OF So. Since then both
teams have played several games
and cotton in mid-season form.
Neither team has announced it's
lineup for the game, but it is gem
orally believed both combinations
will use their regular lineup. The
Aquehongas will likely go to bat
In the following order: Paugh, GEN.
ter field; A. Knott, shortstop; Nc
Grath, second base; Romer, pitcher;
Abrogast, first base; Bedell, left
field; Hallowell, right field; w.
Knott, third base: Knesel. catcher.
The Saints are looked for to pre-
sent the following batting order and
lineup: Burns, center field: Christo-
pherson, shortstop; Bader, catcher;
Leary, left field; Egart third base;
Warner. first base: Mazurek, second
base; Jeroff. right field or pitcher;
Brownmiller, pitcher or right field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bMa
Will be received by the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of Middlesex County, N. u.
for the Improvement of Livinston avenue
in the Township of North Brunswick, In
the County of Middlesex. with a Bitoslag
surface upon n concrete foundation; esti-
mated amount of surface pavement re-
CURED is $500 square yards. of founda-
ton. 5000 square yards; and opened and
read in public at New Brunswick. N. j.,
on Thursday, July 2Sth, 1921, at 2:30 p. NJ
Drawings. specifications and forms OF
work, prepared by Alvin B.. Fox. County
Engineer. and approved by the State High
way Commission have been filed in the
office of said engineer at ITS Smith ST.
Perth Amboy. N. j., and of said State
Highway Commission. Trenton. N. j.. and
maybe inspected by prospective bidders
during business hours. Bidders will be
and blue prints of the drawings by the
Engineer on proper notice and payment OF
cost of preparation. Bids must be made
on the standard proposal forms In the
manner designated therein and required
by the specifications. must be enclosed In
sealed envelopes. bearing the name and
address of bidder and name of road on the
outside. addressed to the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of Middlesex County. n. u
and must be accompanied by a certificates
of surety company agreeing to furnish
bond and a certified check for not less
than 81, 100000 and be delivered at the
place and on the hour above named. d
standard proposal form is attached to the
Specifications, copies OF which VIII be fur<'
nished on application to Engineer.
By order of the Board Of Chosen Free
holders, Middlesex County, N. j.
THOMAS ]. MULyIHILL. Clerk
4620-7-S-15-22.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
CL0vERS AND
AGNES ALL SET
2 Local Senior Teams Meet
in PreIim. Sunday on Cop
per Works Field

A hard fought battle is to be ex-
pected on the Raritan Copper Works
field Sunday afternoon j n the game
between the Clovers and AGNES,
both of this city. which will start at
1880 o'clock and be the prelim-
mary to the i~nter-county champion
ship game between the Perth Am
boys and Keyport. The Clovers and
AGNES are both senior teams COM
ing from about the same section of
the city and this game will settle a
long standing argument as to which
team is the representative nine from
that particular section of Perth Am
boy.
The Acmes will start with either
Olesen or Keller in the box and
Terio receiving. The Clovers will
use either Oldenbloom or Remacks
as their twirler and Low will catch.
The remainder of the two lineups
will probably be Is follows: Acmes.
Spatsford, shortstop; Brosky, left
field; Rasmussen. third base; Brew
ster, second base; Scully. first base;
Leslie, right field; Gardella, center
field. Clovers. .Arway, right field;
Pilligrimi, shortstop: c. Zalari, left
field; L. Rizzie, third base: Joe Zal-
arr, first base; John Zalari, center
field; L. Fimiani, second base.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15

Sunday. instead of playing with the
Forgotson lineup. but ar interview
with the judge himself leads us to
believe that the game will be on and
what is more Chief Mcdonnell will
do the umpiring. A strike Is a strike,
whether you like it or not Sunday,
and no back lip. This promises to be
a great day at the Sacred Heart dia-
mond as both teams are in good trim.
Manager Perkins. of the f. A. c.
is still keeping his men in trim.
Several boxers are being developed.
The shower baths, however, seem to
be used more than the mat.
The f. A. C. are already arranging
a basketball schedule and in a short
time will issue a challenge to all
senior teams in this vicinity. Among
the floor experts will be found
Bennett, who made a name for him.
self in basketball while doing duty
for the p. r. r. Y. M. c. A. in this
city; James. another of the fast "Y"
men, and Perkins. of school boy
fame. The boys will begin arrang-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
aseball ALL REVIEW OF SPORTS Great Outdoors
MANY Entries In Local
Industrial Benefit Field
Meet to be Held TOMORROW

weeks and tonight's elimination con-
tests will decide the members of the
team. The Atlantic team can boast
of several crack runners who have
appeared in the indoor and outdoor
meets of the A. A. U. in this vicinity,
including Peterson, formerly of the
Boston Field Club, Squires of the
Brooklyn A. c., Hallahan of the
Strawbridge & Clothier Field Club
of Philadelphia. Meshrow Of the U.
s. Naval Corps team of Newport, and
Janderup of the Danish A. C. of this
city. The following are their entries
in the various events:
100 yard dash-Meshrow. Halla-
han. J~anderup, Buchanan.
220 yard dash-Squires, Peterson,
Hixson, Scott, Buchanan.
440 yard dash-Squires, Peterson,
Buchanan.
Broad jump-Janderup. Meshrow.
Hallahan, Peterson.
Running broad jump-Petereon,
Janderup, Hallahan, Meshrow.
Relay team-Squires, Scott, Hix-
son and Peterson.
The tug-of-war team which will
represent the clay workers will be a
typical Atlantic team such as has
pSSii PuI ~ tiAS iiCid III Nv past LII
who have been recognized as the I'M
disputed champions of Perth Amboy.
The Atlantic Athletic Association
which has recently been organized
has played an active part in staging
the industrial field meet.
The other factories have made no
announcement as yet of their n
tries. although 1t Is known there are
a large number of men getting into
form. y
The latest entry has been made
through the Chrome Industrial AS
ISOLATION composed of the members
of the American Club. The relay
team is composed of Messrs. Reidel.
Young, Rapp and Hall, who have
participated in many of the athletic
meets in this vicinity. This club has
also made entries in all the other
events so that some interesting races
are looked forward to.
Announcement was made today
that Earl Williams, former high
school title holder of the 100 and 22O
yard dash will compete in Saturdays
races. Williams will not be affiliated
with any industrial team but will be
unattached. Several other entries
have been received by former star
performers on the cinder track who
will run unattached.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-15
TIE IN CANE
Of WATER POLO
Local Girls and Railway Team
Play 40-40 Tie After z
Extra Periods

The first season of water polo for
opened last night with the match
with the Railway Y. M. G. A. girls
in the Railway Y. NJ. c. A. pool, the
game ending with a tie CORE, 1910,
after two extra periods in an effort
to decide the winner. At the enc
of the extra periods the girls were
too tired to continue the game to a
finish and Captains Ruth Macan and
Frances Hance together with the d.
rector and referee, Miss Margaret
Richart, decided to determine the
winners at another game to De ar
ranged in the near future.
Last nights game was interesting
throughout although it was the first
and second time for many of the
Amboy girls to play while the Rah-
way girls have been playing for the
past five months. The match was
played in quarters of two minutes
each with a rest of three minutes
between each quarter and a rest of
fifteen between the halves. In the
first quarter the local girls were held
scoreless while the Submarines
scored fifteen points and the half
ended with a score of 1915 in favor
of Railway. In the intermission Of
fifteen minutes the local girls got
together and arranged some team
work and in the first quarter of the
second half their playing improved
to such a degree that Railway was
held scoreless and at the end of the
half the score stood 1876. In the
first extra one minute period each
team scored another goal making the
score 1910 and in the final period
of one-half a minute neither scored
at all, leaving the score a tie match
to be fought out at a later date.
Throughout the game Cora Du
Bois was the shining light for the
local team. holding on to the ball
while under the water with re-
alacrity and scoring near
ly all of the 40 points. Elizabeth
Nobel was a close second in stellar
honors, showing in speed and abil-
ity to swim under water. and seor
ing the remaining points of the
40, which tied the score. Captains
Hance and Macan were there" on
the defensive and the many root
.rs which accompanied the team did
much in keeping up their morale.
Margaret Richart, physical di-
rector and swimming instructor for
both "Y's'' was the referee. Mrs.
Harry Waterbor was the time keep
err and Mrs. Thomas c~haperoned.
The others who played were the
Edythe and Alice B1ork,
Marion Larsen, Edna Thomas. Flea
nor Jones, Viola Mason. Erica Dett-
mer, Mrs. /. j. Reimers.
The date Of the next game will be
decided at the practice next We'd
nesday night in the local pool.