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PERSONALS

John McFeyden. superintendent Of
the Ohio on company. left today for
Montana IN business for the company.
Judge Hench OF Hench q BuIlack
has returned from Thermopolis. where
he has been attending to legal mat
tiers.
Kenneth Mcdonald is In the city
from his ranch at Lone Bear. attend
ing to business and whiting with
friends.
Mrs. Name Frantx has returned
from New York after purchasing an
unusual line OF. garments for tho
Frantz shop. >
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn C Littie1eld
returned Sunday evening from a two
woeks'trtp through the Montana oil
fields. going within q few mics Of tho
Canadian border.
w. o. shumate 10 In olendo look
ing after business interests for a fow
days
n. J. Burke returned this week end
from the northern part OF the state
where he has bean looking after bust
ness for the staicy syndicate.
|
W. W. Lacey has removed his law
offices from tho second noor of the
OH Exchange building to 500 on Ex.
change building.
A new gold lea sign has been hung
| In front of the Little Tea Shop
Around the Corner" to lead the
, 1921-05-17
CH|LDREN's BOOKS ARE
ADDED TO LIBRARY HERE

1t will be Of interest to the mothers
OF Casper to learn that h librarian
of the Satrona county library has
added to the chfldren's oom a COM
plete set 81 books. h "Bookhouse for
Children"
The author. Mrs. Olive Beaupre MIL
err. before her marriage. was a kinder
garten teacher and librarian. acquzint-
ing herself with the needs OF the
youthful readers. She later desired
wholesome reading for her own chill
dren which resulted in her compiling
stories from every language into a
set of -four volumes Tho stories were
selected with care as to their educa-
tional value NJ well as their interest
to the readers.
The first volume. Nursery
Rhymes" Is suited TO children five
years of age. tho second. up One
Pair OF Stairs" to children up TO seven
years, the third. Through Fairy Hail.
for readers OF nine years and "Ths
Treasure Chest" for those from nine
TO eleven year.
The volumes NJ all beautifully
bound and are illustrated with arts
tic drawings.
, 1921-05-17

Mrs G.. r. waidschmidt and her
mother. Mrs Stern. left last week for
Rapid city. g. D.. where they viii
visit with reiativc--
, 1921-05-17

or commerce by J B. hl the
weekly luncheon today. Mr.. Mech
ling spoke In behalf OF h Casper No
tor club and ,oid OF the progress the
organization was making toward car
ing for Its tourists this summer.
A site. comprising 10 acres. has been
secured through Tie city cot u for
grounds. These grounds win have
sewer and water connections. gas.
electric light and telephone service.
Out-of-door stoves will also be provid-
ed on the grounds.
A building. 40 by 10 feet. is to be
erected on the site and will be
equipped for men and women, nun
porches. and other conveniences tend.
ing TO take care OF the comfort OF
visitors en- route through his city.
The motor club has obtained the
sum OF 5000 from the live banks OF
Casper. giving notes for 90 days. in
order 10 have the necessary working
capital to go ahead and establish the
grounds in time for tourist travel this
summer. 1t is planned to pay off this
loan by enlisting 1000 members into
the club.
Mr.. Meetings. report was inter
rupted by two tourists from Los An
geles who unceremoniousiy entered
the hall and addressed the gathering.
They complained OF no camping facil.
tiles here and said Casper should
! awake to the possibilities OF a camping
ground. They were assured by Mr..
Mechling that their pleas would be
taken care of and that It would be
done Immediately. The interruption
was original n was appreciated by
the crowd.
Plans of the building were shown
and the plan was unanimously in.
dorsed by the forum following mo.
ton OF Attorney d. W. Ogiibee
r S Ellison acted as chairman OF
the program
, 1921-05-17
TENN|SC CLUB IS
LAUNCHED HERE
Organization Preliminary to State
Tournament Will Be Per-
fected

Formation OF a tennis club has been
undertaken here by local followers
of the game preliminary to holding the
state tournament here. the first meet
ing for the purpose of perfecting the
club having been held last night. Com
mittees were appointed to handle the
details OF formation OF the club and
will report at the next meeting which
Will be held Friday night. Officers
were also placed in nomination to be
chosen Friday.
The club is being formed for the
purpose of working up an ~organiza-
ton here that will be strong enough
to support n tennis tournament which
will be staged here later in the sea-
son. The i~riginal plans call for the
start of our tennis courts in various
parts 0 tho city that viii be Access
sihle to members of the club. Loca-
tons were submitted TO the tentative
organization last night and the Ways
and means committee was delegated
power to ascertain whether the pros.
pective sites will be available or not.
Miss Name Frantz is In New York
on IN extensive buying trip for the
Frantz shop.
, 1921-05-17

her daughter. Mr.- A. c. Monssom-
cry. Of this ely
, 1921-05-17

n. J. Burke returned this week end
from the northern part OF the state
where he has bean looking after busi-
ness for the Staicy syndicate.
, 1921-05-17

hungry wayfarers to Mira McDonaid's
home-eooked lunches and dirners-
Mrs N. Z Herbert OF ciendo, IL
in the city visiting with her son Tor
h week
Mrs Ed Miller. accompanied by her
son Edward Lee. rs In Lusk visiting
with relatives for h week-
Mrs. Fred rcnton has returned ts
her home In Lusk after visiting with
, 1921-05-17

Thompson officiating. Mr.. RaII a.
In his sixty-sixth year. having ~.
born IN Carl county. Missouri. Jur, !,
1855. The remains were laid AT -
In Highland cemetery.
, 1921-05-17
SERVICE HELD
FOR FRANK B. BALL

The funeral OF Frank b. Bal. who
died Saturday at the home OF his son.
Charles b. Ball. us South Washins-
ton street, was held today from h
shnf fer-Gay chapel. the Rev. NJ J.
, 1921-05-17
Young Matrons
Club Meets.

Young Mafrons
Club Meets.
The Y. w. c. A. viii be the scene
Of \ literary and business meeting
Of the members OF the Young Matrons
club. Wednesday afternoon at 1:so
o'clock. All members are asked to be
present. as important business will
be discussed and an interesting pro-
gram will be given.
, 1921-05-17

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. May i7-sn
cause none Of the hotels OF St. Jo.-,s
recognize the cooks and waiter -
lon. the banquet Of the Missouri ~
Grafton OF Labor. scheduled Tor !.
night has ben called off.
, 1921-05-17
CONSTRUCTION OF TOURIST CAMP
TOBE STARTED HERE WEDNESDAY
Long-Needed Project Assured Here, According to
Statements Made Before Forum Luncheon;
Permanent Clubhouse to Be Built

Casper no longer can be ridiculed for its lack of facilities
On taking care of automobile tourists. 1t is to have a first
class, modern camp ground-the site has been obtained and
concrete will be poured tomorrow on the foundation Of a
clubhouse.
Such were the assurances given the forum of the chamber
, 1921-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N Ogden. Jr-
are now settled In one Of b apart
ments at the Biackmore-
, 1921-05-17
l3 AND Il
The Leonard Cleanable Wooden
Refrigerator

All refrigerators must be cleaned at frequent inter-
walls, not simply wiping out but given a good ~scrubbing
and using plenty OF water. Cleaning is a quick and easy
moved, leaving the entire inside clear.
The interior finish of the better grades is of white
enamel.-the cheaper grades of zinc, both finishes easily
cleaned. -
No other wooden refrigerator keeps a lower tempera-
ture for the amount of ice consumed.
Carried in all sizes and styles ranging in price from
$21 to $85
, 1921-05-17
TELEPHONES
The Crystal Refrigerator
All Metal, Snow While Enamel Finish

All MefaL, SnoW While Enamel Finish
The Crystal stands out apart and distinct from all
other refrigerators because of its unusually beautiful
snow-white finish. 1t has a hard, glossy enamel that is
easily cleaned.
The shelves are of solid glass-one side ribbed, the
other smooth. Easily kept clean, and tall, slender vessels
can be Slid on the shelves without danger of upsetting
them.
Being of steel construction there is no possible chance
OF Warping, shrinking or cracking, keeping everything
perfectly tight, which reduces the ice consumption to a
minimum.
Carried in stock at prices ranging from
$54to$1lO
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WE CAN FURNISH you clean shavings
large quantities. High Grade MIL 4
Lumber Go. Phone cedar 2b.
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WANTED TO BuN
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
rXCnNSdr ArroNoBlLEs

FOR TRADE Model 57 cadillac rucJo-.I
limousine type. especially SUIT 1l|r TT.
taNicab service or undertaken. WI i.
for i-paHsCugpr touring cor or Iu''
and IN good orderi cadillac is in sp,gh .t
condition and looks like new. Fhune ''a'.
1897 or address SIG S. Yorktown.
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E,U sAT.E. FDur.yeHr lease on building
eFx1OO suitable FOR billiard hall In
bost oil town I'm state, Address 232-p.
NNgrIN
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sEHNANI QUARTERS tur rent in cK-
change Ter laundry. inquire mornings.
1870 b. ManINuu.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

ntiiDiNG NND toN1HNtuNG "a
b INrlIiiNG Repair HItntI. luI GOO.
mont wurh. r'Htly aud property done.
Dutrr 7't7
LET ME- FIGURE your now home and 10.
pair work. also H,rerulrg Cedar 53,
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nxcn,NGF-REAI tssrArE

FOR sALE-Or trade. Groom house,
Sand Springs car line; Will tral'
vacant lot or small house, as part h'
ugcnti balance t35 per month can o"A''
Usage slli.
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MIR WANTED FEMALE

NTEp-ThTrr or four girls under
seven years to board and care for
through summer, good country homo. Ad-
dress HoN.I. World.
EXPERIENCE marker and ass1rtar,
wire Immediately. g., Ray Shult4 Laun-
drl. Independence, Kan.
WANTED Uyusekcrpcr. 7. N. pcrry.
general delivery Tulsa.
FURNISHED servant quarters for rent In
exchange t'r laundry i22 Wheeling.
NANlEI Lady to sell homu-made can
dies, gG0-p, care World.
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ENfLOYMENI.


hIii WAN ! p l'-''a 'H
WANTED-Tu got ln touch with some
busiucss man from West virginia, csc.
caro- world
NANTEp-Onc euod. pap,rh1nEer and
painter ltUe o.. Hodge.
NntNG MES. WUMEN. over H. for pos
tai mail service, sI2o month. "'uwinp.
tIpng April May, experience unnecessary.
fur free purticulurT OF instruction write j.
1895 EgutR6lv hldE. Washington -. e.
ward work and cooNng. Phone Usage
ioi7.
REAL ESTATE salesman wanted. a. good
ply I'm person. n. N. HolbwHu 20, second
floor New Alexander hig
SHORTHAND Is tho kry that unlooes the
door ~ opportunltv. got % at the Tulsa
business college, lOg-ll T. Third ST.
.n.run.ur oEagc li29. See Guisr, smith
or Ncwand.
NEAT APPEARING Young mon. 1923. To
travel with manager. II. Finn, Detroit
Hptrl
WANTED Reliable man Ca take charge
- our gasoline station and auto supply
store hero iu Tulsa. You must be able
To- invest : 0o0 lu our company We
pay you $3.50 per month salary, besides
your share ~ profits Autumptiyc Euuip-
meut co. Room ,, Holland bldgY phone
Usage S22.
WANTED KrUublr too,Arcp,r ot set
t'rd habits for small worvHutIl" husl-
uity." rivr llst previous employers sal
AIRY wanted, qualifications, mo- upuNca-
tluu considered without this Information.
Address aAI.I. care world.
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uELp--MALE OR FEMALE
sNlESMr> AM AGENTS

wANTED-stock salesman; unusual prop
usiton. going concern. references re.
quircd and furnished. 36i-D. care World.
AGENTS TO sell patented knife sharpener.
u, y. Forrest, ~ Reno, Okla.
WNNTED--Sulesmau by one of the largest
concerns In the United states to cover
territory In Oklahoma. EaTntnEs run
several hundred dollars per month. We
pay top commission rates aud make gen
write fully with particulars regarding
age, experience and earnings at pres
cut q. $, NJ, 1880 Monroe bldg, chicago,
WE PAY $50 per week Tor the average
salcsmcn, {75 for good ones and these
arc offered quick Advancement II you
ere seeking permanent position We
have openings FOR three, beginning April
is sce Manager, Monday, 22o u. Third.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MhLE. a.
rusluON WANTED yy man and wife
as chauffeur yard man and cook. can
az l2lb y Madison, tulsa.
ruLOREp MAN desires Job as cook OF
chauffeur. best references. Usage
i1f5-J ask for Ellison.
SHOE SALESMAN. thoroughly eNperienc-
cd, wants work; competent In an de-
partments ~ dry goods and furnishings:
reliable. best reference. ia E. Sixteenth
81. Tulsa, Okla.
POSITION wanted by meat cutter and
nu7ag' maker Employcd az present.
Phone Alb al my expense. l.. o. BOX 50,
Enid, okla,
WNNTEp-Pusittou as mcatcuttcr; 80
years experience. some experience IN
groceries. Cedar 1890
CHNrtrEu MECHANIC Five years
experience. dosircs position with private
family or oil company. Address 226-D,
core World.
MAN AND WIFE wouid lNr place IN
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EMPLOYMENT
nrip WANTED FEMALE

SERVANT QUARTERS Tor rent in cx-
change Tor laundry. lugulro mornings.
l7.o s Manson.
NAFrtD. Elderly colorod woman TO as.
s.st with huugowprk aud care ~ chill
hr,u. no heavy washing. osaFe baGs u
" NNTEb-. Colurrd rrl for homework.
servant quarters tufuiahct. l1id r.
Nouli.r rhoro Oa1Ec t2gs.
wASTEp.-couplc 10 keep house and care
for i-ytar ola boy during day. Cedar
FOR HENT Modern servant charters, In
exchange for laundry, whit" preferred.
DstEn iIlN llH D. Twenty first 81
JollS NhE b. Axe b. Good positions are
plrrtfH'. prepare fur good position
uf thD Tulsa business College. lO9.ll r..
IuIfi 49, Phone OHHE" lt2e.
NEAT ArrEAHING YOUNG LADIES. IS
tl. 60 travel with lady manager on nd
t,rtisur work, splendid opportunity Mrs.
bc bicmhr Detroit Hotel
WANTED for general houscwork
ana h"Ip with children, no quarters.
40 y. Ionver
WANTEp--Glr for housoworN 1890 s
Newport osage 500.
wANTED-GIu over ls to pack candles
and wrap candies. Usage gl52.
WANTED An experienced maid for
huuscwork Must Doe good cook. small
family. servant puartors Usage slsl
WANTED. p.rr fenced sIeefsdy for
china, ART materials and framing de-
paitw'ut, must understand keeping of
70
auply by letter only. stating past eN-
prrIente and salary desired. 2l2-D. care
world.
/ WANrEp. Rolshlr middle aged unmar-
ricl Cllorcd woman Tor general house
work. quarters furnished. Apply 4lj W
Wa|nut
q EXPERIENCED MAIDS wanted at Hotel
kotgHum. Hupy iu housrN'epcr.
/ WANTED Uousctorpor. Address Gl-C,
I rHra World
/ WANTED Good white woman for general
. 'uusrwurA. must be good cook. Usage
st9G.
WANTED N,st glrl for general house
work. go humc nights lfl9 Il. FIT
I tptuth.
uELP--MALE OR FEMALE 40
/ LEARN MdRE-Thcn you can earn more
! attend either day or evening school OF
| Tulsa business College. 10g-ll l.. ghird
| 81. Phone Usage li29. See Guise. Smith
| or NowIaud.
! ANY IN, LLiGENT person may earn
! 500 tu ZOO monthly corresponding for
! newspapers, fi6 60 t25 wecKly~ In spare
] time. experience unnecessary. no canvass
/ ing, subjects suggested. Send for psrtic-
/ ulads National Press Bureau, Buffalo.
! y Y.
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r1uC.D rD SELL at your own figure
half interest iu good paying bust
moss. about $3.50 required. Address
ygT. U. care world.
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FINANCIAL
ntsINrs- orpoR-' -,iIirs

WANTED Representative in zach coun
ty'to call on physicians and merchants
o. obtain uucOllertublo accu4uLHi pt,hthH Ht
LLuLnL-l M
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no heat In Kansas, % Interested IN
r,on,v maker in,osuEate this. Address
-. 20 .-L. M.rLl-
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i{E.TAt'UAkT Tor sale or trade, living
room on side. IN West Tulsa; cheap
rent. doing good business. Usage 4JsA-h'
can az i2g g. Guthrie.
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ron EALt. FORD roadster. rohronable
iih'rty garage. 7i5 Vs. second st
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FINANCIAL


WE BUY first and second mortgage pa
per secured by Tulsa real estate at
reasonable discount Half q Son, Room
l. 2U2A Main. Usage 2.
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A,ONFECTIONEHY sTOKE the oigges,
utIe business In punca city. for sale az
,r,, Wli not sacrifice u VIII take
aT.urd s. 600 cash Co. handle; u IL not
tho business fault I am seliiNg. BOX 5fS'
p,pru CItv. OKLA.
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.EsTNBIISHEp paying business, clearing
gtt security uldg. Usage 526A
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pAETNEN WANTED Acit' on lha'.lN',
ou business, have YOU IN" money
mat must be drilled Address Apt g.
tHs ~ Main 49,
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TRADE seven passenger ear, new n.
aud paint very little used, iur 90"
senger nearly new bort. some Ter DDS.
Jones BOX tg7-A. RegEs Okla,
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WANrrD--TO noRHOw
LIVE STOCK

HtTL PR, six months old. brindlc an
white. Tor sale. ilN :. Peoria.
AMERICAN bull pup for sale. cheai
CEDAR T9G.
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yyA%YEu purfuar lu going business.
ravfre 800 per cent profit. good car and
Ft,1I. cash will handle Aidreaa ia, W
.nlnnl 81 TmIAl. llnum no. ~.
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THREE GOOD SETS bar rStures Tor sale
- H. ~. .nrIMEfL.LI. No
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GASOLINE station ana auto SUPPLY store.
wanted reliable man 60 manage our
.tfgu,h store and rupUllpc s'ot'r h.rt ln
TuIe, You must be ablo 20 INV 90 s2ooV
i1 our company. We pay N'1 s''V p't
month salary besides yonr thif. on
.L--L--.-l MN. Lhunn L.L ~
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rNrr\r NrrOn\IN
rNilOKiNU An rRI>SI\O

FASHION TAlLOltS Suuthcast corner
second aud Main, Phone Usage bulo.
Make good clothes To- order iuT ladies
and gentlemen, rlcun. press, rr'in" ara
rect garments ror ladies and gentlemen.
satisfaction ggarautred, lowest prices. 80
hot alr
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AUTOMOBILES
AuroWOHIirs ToR sALE.

USED CAR EXCHANGE
Ford Roadgtcr
Ford Spc,dstcr.
Ford Touring.
Dodge Touring.
Buick Touring.
Saxon Roadster.
Wintun Six
Studchnkor 7-pO4g"rgcr.
Oakland SlA Touring.
i19 NORTH MAIN
OSAGE dfOS
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laSALIE horEl.
Ala South Denver
Kendall, West fltth amt South Vriscu
cars go 60 door, clcunvst and most "a,
elusive hotel u city, gund heat. parlor .
dlung room m connection, summer prices
Phone psagr 1000.
NltE FRONT sleeping room. for rent I'm
private. modern humo. ggntIrmru oul,
: Call Usage -VOA, ask tor Mrs. Brllrr.
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OTHER LABOR NOTES


The Cadillac company, Detroit, took
On 1000 more employees.
The Grand Trunk shops at Battle
Creek, Mich, reopened with q force
Of 525 men. e
Further reductions In shopmen's
forces on the Union Pacific, at Omaha.
have been made. 4 4
The locomotive shops Of the New
York Central Railway company at
Avis, Pa, which were closed on Feb
ruary. 10, resumed full operations.
The Chevrolet Motor company OF
Texas resumed production at its
southwestern factory on steady
daily basis.
Work has been resumed in almost
every place In Florence. Italy. without
further untoward Incidents in conse-
quence of labor Off cials calling Of the
strike. i. 4
The Reading iron company, soperat.
ing Ave plants In Reading and four
n other Pennsylvania towns. an
5nounced ;as cut in prices Of s. TO $40
per on ~ tubular products.
TheSWhorking foree u the central
reig1oHssg the Pennsylvania railroad
SsystsmnIsSswsil be further reduced. Op-,
GRAFTON sodf the Pittsburgh terminal az
separate Organization Is to be dis
continued. ss
Notices were posted announcing the
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HELP WANTED Our generosity
pays good statesmen $4,000 to
$500. OOweekly. Most liberal PROPOSE
ton. Tires Sguaranteed 6000amiles,
WOLFE TIRE & RUBBER CO.,
Benton Harbor, Mich. s8 II
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Tor Postmaster, Government clerk:
railway mail. Men, women, Is to
65: For free particulars, write J.
G. Leonard former Civil Service
Examiner, PSI Equitable Bldg.
Washington, y. G. . els
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FOR SALEr-Fcur room house and
garage on so ~ lot, 9th St. Easy
payments. Inquire at $40 9th st.
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Clerks, (men,sswomen), over II, for
Postal Nail Service. $3.50 month.
Experience unnecessary. For free
particulars of examinations, write
r. Terry, CORNER Civil Service ex-
aminer), 1O41 Continental Bldg,
Washington, DC. 6ll22
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LOST-Between ChautaalQua and
Sheyenne, 3lx4 portagstire With.
rim. Return 10 this office for
reward. s$9 DOL 6-15-22
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OR8SALE--Onne threshing machine
engine and separator and oneSWil-
iys Knight car further inforna-
tionEinquire u the World Office. y
6-16-22
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WANTED sumInsr fallow work,
y have Fordson outfit, speedy and
competent job guaranteed, Begin
promptly. Address. Manfred Gusta-
nson, Devils Lake, n. Oak, Route
& No. 6-15
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ssduirth Sc. and Hin Avs. {! 81.
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CHURCHES

Bethel Ev. Free Chllrch
sss Corner Of Uline Avenue
and Second Street
11:o0 Morning Service.
100 Noon Sunday School. "
sen j. Ia. Evening Service.
"wednesday evening. Prayer Nest,
Ing. ssS
-H. N. Rood Pastor.
Catholic 3s
Low Mass at8S:00 ndss9:00 q N.
High Mass at 1880 With Englisaf
sermon .s
s3gSsS;s-.Father Edwards, Priest
Church Of The Advent
cor Hill Ave. and SixthsSt. D.
Sscond Sunday after Epiphany.
l6::0OEsa u, Church School. /.
IlsoSo "a, Morning Prayer snd
Ss G. Walker. Rector.
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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-06-22

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gray broncho about z years old.
James Grimsley, Devils Lake, N. D:
6-15-22