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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Speaks of Fiue Interesting Weddings.
She Tells of Polo Match This afternoon
and Of Dance Tonight

their parents. They leave some time
next week, I think.
0F COURSE dozens of younger girls
~ go to camp. and lots more Of al,
ages Will bc abroad. Several peopIc
arc going out West. Jean Burt Riley
and Eleanor sloan. who both came out
last winter. will 60 to Jackson's Hole
IN Wyoming. and 40 will Lorraine Diss.
ton and Anna Lewis. though they will
return the first Of August to Join their
Dor.
with such list Of people who sre
going away. YOU would be surprised to
know OF the many who are staying NJ
nome. though even they will leave for
snort trips later on, and in Angus,
fhi'adeiphia will practically be deserted
NANCY WYNEE.
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NORRIsToWN

Mr. and Mrs. John Shainline. Of 1896
West Main street, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Shainline, and Mr. Kenneth
Jones. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Jones,
of 3i3 West Marshall street.
Miss Ethel Horwitz. Miss Hettie Berls
and Miss Rose Horwitz, OF Main street,
have returned from visit in Tren.
ton, n j.
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PEW-ELLIOTT

fEW-ElILlolI
marriage Of much interest took
Presbyterian church, Fifteenth and 10.
Gust streets, when Miss Hannah Marin
Elliott. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam ]. Elliott, Of 3l7 South Seventeenth
street, became the bride OF Mr.. Walter
O,Connor of Springbrook. Brvn Mawr.
The church was decorated with palms,
ferns and white spring flowers The
Rev. Andrew Mutch performed the cere-
mony.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father. wore y gown OF ivory
white chiffon embroidered in pearls,
with train Of old family point lace
Her veil Of tulle was edged with point
orange blossoms and tulle. She carried
n shower bouquet Of lilies of the valley
and white orchids.
Mrs Arthur T.. Pew. Jr, q sister Of
the bride. attended at matron of honor
She wore a frock of apricot color chif-
ture hat Of leghorn trimmed with four
large plumes In pastel shades. She
carried an old-fashioped bouquet of
spring flowers. Miss Banning Grange
ton Del. attended as maids of honor.
They wore frocks OF pale green chiffon
trimmed with cream-colored lace and
large Leghorn hats, draped with cream
iaCe ana trimmed with punches OF vpri-
colored flowers. They carried bouquets
Of spring flowers. The bridesmaids in.
cluded Miss Eleanor Dunning, Miss Ell
len Douglas Lloyd, Miss Katharine
Disston Porter. Miss Lysbeth X. Boyd,
all Of this city! Miss Frances Dawson,
OF Glen Cove, Long Island Miss Anne
Stillman. of New York, and Miss Louise
Sewall. of Englewood. n. J. They wore
frocks Of Jade green chiffon. made on
simple lines. with hats OF Leghorn, sim.
liar to the maids OF honor. They also
carried arm bouquets Of vari-colored
spring flowers.
Mr.. Arthur Il. Pew, Jr., Il brother of
the bridegroom, acted as best man. and
the ushers included Mr. David sloane.
Mr.. William s. Newlin. Mr.. William l..
Austin, Mr.. James Devlin, Mr. WAYNE
Evans, Jr,, Mr., John King, OF Wash
tngton, d. c.; Mr., Jonathan Brown. Sd,
OF Boston. Mass. and MIR. James McCray,
OF Pittsburgh. wedding breakfast
followed at the home Of the brides
parents
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MOORE ESTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton. Miss Beatrice
Stanton. Mr.. and Mrs. Busby and Miss
Adele Busby motored to Beach Haven
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Nathaniel Davidyan, of Cam.
den avenue. entertained at dinner on
Tuesday night
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CORSON-McNULTY

An interesting wedding took place on
"Wednesday at 4 o'clock at St Angus.
tines Roman Catholic Church, Fourth
and Vine streets, when Miss Marguerite
Glare McNulty, daughter Of MIR. and
street, became the bride of Mr.. Maurice
J. Corson. of 32i Spruce street The
Rev. John A. Hogan, q. s. A., ofiicisted.
The bride, who was given In marriage
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. Edwin Keller will entertain at a
bridge party at her home at Wawa on
Thursday afternoon. June 20. in honor
ment to Mr. william S. McIntire r.
has been announced recently.
Mss Marguerite Barnhiu, daughte"
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Barnhil,,
has returned from Bryn Mawr College.
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trip to Bermuda, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox will
live In Wtssino,ning

Miss Edna Augusta Hubbard, daugh.
ter of, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Hub.
bard. OF SIS North Sixty-first street,
was married on Wednesday evening to
Mr. Harry Edwin Hyde, Of 1894 North
Croskey street, at the Chester Ayenue
Baptist Church. The Rev. Rittenhouse
Netsser. former pastor Of the Woodland
Avenue Baptist Church, an uncle Of the
bride, officiated. Mr.. Hyde is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Hyde. Sr,
and q nephew Of the Rev. Edwin Hyde
a Methodist Episcopal Evangelist.
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Mary carswsn Isennis and Mis-
May Rennie, $50 sisters OF the Y.
NJ ss Ruth Sadler Rcnnie. niece Of @
bride, will be the flower g!rI'
Thomas Settle. OF Baltimore, Will act -
best man. and the ushcrs Will De H.
s. Street Rennie, n brother OF the br1ogsl
and Mr.. William a. Tnomson yt
HYDE--HCBBARD &i
A pretty wedding took place Wedm4
day at 7:15 O'clock In the Chester ~
nuc Baptist Church. Forty-hfth IT.
and Chester avenue. when Miss. ~
A. Hubbard, daughter Of Mr.. ana My
Walter Warren Hubbard. OF 5lb N0fy
Sixty-frst street became the bride VI
Mr.. Harry T.. HYDE. OF North Croekey
street the Rev. II ttnnhouse Neisser.. ~
uncle Of the bride. officiating. The bfide,
who was given In marriage by hef
father, wore n gown OF Spanish lace anl
satin. with n corOnpt veil OF tulle exten0s
ing the length OF her court train. Ohe
carried a shower bouquet Of white roses,
sweet peas and lies OF the valley. Mis-
Hazel Whiteley, cousin, attended the
bride as maid Of honor. and Mics FLOR
ence May Hathaway. niece OF the BRIDE
was the flower girl. Mr.. Walter HYDE
served as best mnn for his brother. ana
the ushers we're Mr.. Edward Amber ana
Mr. Walter Ke,ner.
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A wedding Of great interest will take
place at O'Clock this afternoon in Old
st. Davids Church. Radnor. that
OF Miss Esther Lloyd. OF 329 South
seventeenth street and Llandwadyn,
Devon. and MIR. Arthur Villiers Nor
ton. OF 1912 Spruce street. The Rev.
DR.. David NJ. Steel will offic!ate, as
eisted by the Rev. Croswell McBee, rec
tor Of the church.
The bride. who will be given in mar.
riage by her brother Mr.. Malcolm
Lloyd: VII! wear gown OF white satin
brocade trimmed with Duchess lace and
made with court train OF brocade, and
Will carry shower bouquet of lilies
Of the valley.
Miss Nancy Hayward, daughter Of
MT. and Mrs Nathan Hayward. niece
or the bride, will attend as flower girl
and only attendant. She will wear a
frock Of light blue organdie and a hat
TO match and will carry a basket Of
summer flowers.
DR.. Thomas 3. X. Morton will act as
best man for his brother. and the ushers
Will include Mr. James c. Newlin, Mr.
Robert Kennedy Wurts, Mr.. Joseph r.
Carpenter. Jr., Mr. Francis v. Lloyd.
Mr.. John Story jerks, Jr., Mr.. Charles
Pinkerton. Mr.. Thomas Evans, Mr.
George b. Edwards. Mr.. J. f. Cope
Morton and Mr.. Franklin B. Kirkbride.
a reception will follow the ceremony.
Mr.. Morton and his bride will live at
Liandwadyn, Devon.
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lace with q veil OF tulle arranged in
cap shape She carried a shower bou-
Quet of white roses and lilies of the
valley. The bride was attended by Mrs.
Joseph A. McNulty. of Westville. y. j.,
as matron Of honor. Mr.. George J. Nc
Carthy acted az best man. After an
extended wedding trip through the New
England States, Mr.. and Mrs. Corson
will be at home after August 1 at Over
brook, IA
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SNYDER-HOOD

Mrs. H. Carroll Hood. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Carroll. Of
Lakeside avenue. Oak Lane, will be mar
ried quietly at her home this afternoon
to Mr.. r. Maurice Snyder. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. Frederick Snyder. Of Car
penter lane. Germantown. The Rev.
Richard Montgomery will officiate. The
bride. who will be unattended. will be
given In marriage by her father. Mr.
George Draper Lewis. Of st. Martins
viii be best man
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EyANS-COLE

An attractive wedding will take place
at neon today, when Miss Gail Don
aid Cole. of 4430 SAMSON street grand.
daughter of Captain and Mrs. Thomas
H. Berry, OF Avalon. N. j., and this
city, will become the bride of Mr..
Charles Morris Evans, of Wayne. Tho
ceremony, which will take place in st.
ing streets. will be performed by the
Rev. william J. Cox. The bride will be
& ven In marriage by her brother. Mr..
Edward Hunberry Cole. and will be at
Cole, as maid of honor The flower girl
will be Miss Nancy Martin. Of Llanerch,
Pa. a cousin of the bride. Mr.. william
West Evans will serve as best man for
Edward Martin. Of Wayne Mr.. William
West Conrad. of Great Neck. l.. l., and
Mr.. George Park, Jr.. Of Wayne.
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KLISE-MOROVIS

The marriage OF Miss Arabella "
Morovis to Mr. Norman D. Kline, of
1927 South Fifty-second street, took
place this afternoon at the home Of the
brides parents. at 2901 Memphis street.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Or. Schultz, of Trinity Presbyterian
Church. The bridesmaids were Miss
Julia Gilman and Miss Lucy Vopich
Miss Eleanor Johnson and Miss Adeline
Morovis. sister Of the bride. were
flower girls. Mr.. John Phillips acted
as best man. After the ceremony Mr.
Kline and his bride left for a we'd
ding trip 20 Charleston, S. G. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kline will be at home after July
at 290l Memphis street.
ARMSTRONCi-RIC
An interesting wedding will take place
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GRANT %o22 GIRARD AVE.
NAAN HNA Ma'!nres Mon. Wed Sat
M-Special Cast In Dnnte's Inferno
T.-Srecial Cast IN D,nte's Inferno
W,-WilliRm =, Hart IN TrsVrlln' TN
T.-Mahol No mRnd, What Hnpprned tc Rcta
F.-Rodolnh Valentino in Bryond the Rock,
s,-Rodolph Valentino In beyond the Rocks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24

ARDMORE LANCASTER PIKE
EA>NNA>'A\I ARDMORE. PA
M-Re,ty Blythe in The Queen Of Shrha
T.-Retty Elythr in The Queen Of Shcbn
W.-t'onSanCr Tnlma6Re in scandal
I,-t'urwood's Jan of the IBg SHOWS
F.-A Connecticut Yankee In Arthuv's Court
S.-A Connecticut Yankee in Arthur's Court
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HAII@MCIEAN

4 quiet wedding took place last eve.
ming at 6 o'clock in the parsonage OF
st Andrews NJ L. Church. Thirty-fifth
stuart Mclean, daughter Of Mrs. John
J. Mclean. Of 5337 Reinhardt street. be.
came the bride Of Mr. Charles Harold
Hall, OF 5404 hardwood avenue. tn"
Rev. Arthur G. James. d. D., offic ating
The bride was attended by Mrs. Harold
az maid Of honor Mr..
John Dorkey acted as best man for Mr.
Hall
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Eleanor Katherine Richardson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard s. Richa rdsOn.
of SCOT Pine street. will become tho
bride OF Mr.. Ferdinand Il. Armstrong.
OF Lynn. Mass. The Rev. Arthur G,
Church. Forty.fifth and Walnut streets,
will officiate at the ceremony. which viii
be followed by a reception. The bride.
who will be given In marriage by her
father. will wear gown Of white satin
and georgette. trimmed with lace. She
will wear veil of old duchess lace. held
in place with orange blossoms. and Will
roses, sweet peas and lilies Of the val.
ley. Miss Mildred Alexander will at
tend as maid Of honor. and Mr.. Guy
oliver Putnam. OF Lynn, Mass. Will act
as best man for Mr.. Armstrong.
GEYER--RUTH
Miss Florence Gertrude Ruth. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Ruth
Of Center Point and Mr.. Paul Rein
Geyer, also of Center Point. will be mar
red this afternoon mt 4 o'clock In
Went1's Reformed Church center Point.
The Rev. y. y. Brendle. pastor Of the
church. will officiate. The bride will be
attended by her aunt. Miss Anna Bean.
as maid Of honor. and the bridesmaids
will be Miss Catharine Ruth, sister OF
Virgil Templeton will be the best man,
and the ushers will be Mr.. Claud Geyar
and Mr.. Howard Green. The bride VIII
wear a gown Of white crepe de chine
trimmed with chantilly lace. Her, yell
will be Of tulle held with orange bios
SONS. and she will carry n shower bou-
quet Of roses and lilies Of the valley
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O\JEDDP00K B3D & HAvERFORD
AVENJrE

M'-WHilace Rsid IN Across Tie Continent
W Marion Davies In iirauty's Worth
!, T,-Richard ralmadgs In Lucky Dan
) S.--Aenry Walthal In Purted Curtains
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REGENT MARKET ST. BELOW l7th
10 A. NJ. to II p. NJ.
M-Shiriey Mason in Little Miss Smiles
I:-Shirlcy Mason in Little Miss Smiles
.M-shI rlcv Mason in Little Miss smiles
I'-Shirl"E Mason IN Little Miss Smiles
I'-Shirley Mason in Little Miss smiles
H'-Mary NJ Mintrr ir The Heart specialist
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NIXON t2p AND MARKET ers.
2Jb. ard
The Man Who Married Ills Own WIFE
THE Man Who Married His Own WIZ
M,-,The Man Who Married His Own Wifs
E--Hout Gibson in St~p ON IL
S,-H0ot Gibson In St~u On II
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I0CIlST SAD AND LOCUST sTREHra
Mats. 1880. s: Evgs. O. 80 TO II
VI Alma Rubcns in Find the Womnn
T,--Almn Ruhrns In Find the Woman
M'--Alma RyhenS in Find the Woman
rr'-H,ma Eubens ~ Find the Woman
S--Alma Rubens in Find the Woman
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NIXON'S AMBASSADOR sS,n ana

M't'n"rSs ~" ana 3'so; Evenings and
Al,Star ss' IN Ashamed Of Parents
W,--All-Star Cast In Ashamed OF Parenss
T-John Gilbert In arabian Love z
John Gilbert In Arabian Love N
= John Gilbert In arabian Love 't
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-03-23
CEDAR DRAW NEWS.

Il. W. King visited hers from hi
farm south OF castleford Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Mscksy were
visitors at the home OF Mr.. end Mrs
q. H. Main. on Sunday OF last week
Mr.. and Mrs william vogel visit.
cd their farm southwest OF Bull,
Thursday.
Tho little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Haynes has had the FLU this week
w. c. Nuxman. principal OF the
school. was called away suddenly on
Thursday morning. by tho death OF
his slater.
jefferson Simon has an attack OF
the 'flu this week.
The Cedar Draw Community club
win giye a program at the Cedar
Draw school house. In tho near fu-
iure. A aunt. made by tho club. will
alao be sold at this time. the pro-
Feeds are to be used by tho club.
A. q. Gould and family. OF this
district. are moving to their farm
rear Deep Greek.
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n Profitable Farm Flock
of White Legh0ru Pallets

Tent body Is 10 be congratulated up
IN earning such worthy support IA
he board OF education and commun-
y are giving them And like most
Their high schools IN southern Idaho
u branches OF work viii be contin-
81 Tor next year
The contract for the publishing OF
10 high school annual was let this
eek 20 the Times Publishing Com
any AZ Twin Falls. All pictures
iii be- taken BY Mr. Osborne. To-
n photographer. tho annual Ii 10
- up 10 date In every particular.
The annual staff IL busy at work on
~ preparation. An opportunity will
% glsen TO all persons OF the com
aunity 10 sign for one OF these AN
luala Il IL planned that tho an
iuai be distributed early In May.
clarIbel Walter. Leslie Williamson
nd Miss Gertrude Walter OF the fac
ny viii go 10 Jerome for the Dis
rlct Defamation contest on Friday
4 this week We are confident that
ar orators will give good account
u themselves IN this contest.
about twenty boys hays been re
'oriing for baseball practice this
Seek, Il is hoped that a sufficient
lumber OF schools In the district will
ave teams 10 warrant our putting q
cam IN the field.
The assembly program this week
vas provided for by the principal. IL '
ncluded two we'll played numbers b.
he orchestra. song by the boys
lee club. a reading BY Leah Tlmm.
nd talk on army life by Mr.. Den
an. The program next week will
q Ia charge OF tho senior class.
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; RURAL HIGH
SCHOOL NEWS

The student body 10 very much
eiatea over tho winnings OF our do
clamatlon contestants az Bull Fri,
day. Leslie Williamson and Clarlbel
Walter wen first places Leah Timm
won second place, Our high school
ranked first among all teams enter.
ssi This Il record we are proud
81 and those directly concerned are
90 BE- commended for their good
work.
The Rural high school board met
last saturday and made plans for the
eomins year. A strict program Of
economy 1. 10 be fellescd but proyis.
Ions have been made for bigger aad
better school n~xf year. The sta.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-03-23

FOR aALE--Cement block manufac.
turing outfit. Homer Duquesne.
phone see. 2tf
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E. r. Dooley, A. M.

ANALYTICAL CHEMIST
Expert Work in BscterioIogy and
ToxfocoIogy. Specialist in Food and
Sanitary Analysis. Twin Falls. Ida.
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Mrs.. ,. a. Fitzpatrick Tells Of Meth
ofi@ Used b, Her In Matching
and Raising shlclens

our White Leghofn pullsta mum
boring $50 began laying 10 the fal
and they have bean source Of prof
n al winter In fact. they hay
kept up all the expenses Of the home
The - days Of February they layed
asso eggs aud tha slrs, "a days Of
March they layed 2ols eggs
A pen Of "a hens layed l27o eggs
during the short month OF Febru-
arr. This D. an average Of over IS
oges 70 TIDE hen for the 20 day per.
Tod
one puilet started laying In Aug
usf and IL still laying now
They are quite crowded 10 their
quarters or the production would
have been heayier
Tells of Baby Chicks
A. had such good luck with baby
chicks Will give a few pointers tina
may help others
n running an Incubator don't op
ca the door after the 18th day untli
the hatch Is complete. II the ten.
peraturo has been right the chicks
viii begin 20 pip the evening Of the
18Th day and will all be out Of the
shell BY the also day take them
oai the 2lat day and clean the incu'
bator and place the chicks back IN
tho Incubator and leave them until
the neat day Ne aure 90 leave the
door open enough 90 give them plen-
~ Of fresh air The next day take
them out and give them each drink
Of buttormilk. after which I feed
them light bread. drowned In the
oven. crushed up and moistened with
buttermIlk feed them light feed
eyery two hours.
Caro- In Hrooder
They are now ready TO put IN the
bFooder house. l feed nothing bat
10 drink and the Drowned
bread for 10 wdays Feed often but
a little each time. when they are
five days old ! feed milk mash IA
hoppera for them 20 run and I scat
iss cracked grain In litter for them
10 scratch In. also give them plenty
81 fresh water. l like gravel on tho
brooder house floor better than :
straw. as the little fellows will swai. 4
low some of the straw aud u Is not h
good for them,
Chicks managed this way will not 1
rave bowel trouble provided they
have been incuba,ed right aud the y
,ggs are from vigorous stock, 4
Last April broodcd 200 chicks Il
ound AN oil burning colony house a
'roodsr stove and never lost chick. G,
Mrs J. A. Fitzpatrick. route ?.
Filler. Al
lEDtroRs NOTE; The Record ~
'iii appreciate other contributions
rom readers along this OF any line
{ such timely interest and value. 4
inconv.nicnt 90 write tho article Y
a Mrs Fitzpatrick has so ably done.
ast mail or phone ths facts TO this
lfieel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-16
MEN WANTED
SHOP CRAFTS

Machinlsts and helpers on account
of STRIKE. The Atchison. Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway company will
receive applications for positions as
follows: Machinists, boilermakers,
blacksmiths, sheet metal workers,
electrical workers, carmen a d
helpers, Apply to supt. Shops. To-
peka, Kan, and Master Mechanics,
at Chicago, Ft. Madison, Iowa. Kan
sas City. Kan, Argentine Station,
Chanute. Newton, Arkansas City.
Santa Fe Labor bureau. 6l2 South
Wabash Ave, Chicago. and Santa
Fe Labor bureau, 10 West Missouri
Ave. Kansas City, Mo-. General
Foreman, Roundhouse, Emporia,
Kan. Wages standard and employ
ment steady.
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Seeds & Nursery Stock

FOR sALE-stark's delicious apples,
roady 10 ship September 6, Luther Bur.
bank says, "It IL the finest apple In all
the world" Express shipments per
bushel. orders being booked. W. "
Reeves, Marshall. Ark.
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
Pet Stock
BIRDS

BIRDS
FOR SALE-ElEht pair OF French CuE-
neau pigeons, regular price $3.50 pairt
will sell for 50 a pair 10 get bunch Oft
my hands. Call Usage 1871.
NPECIAL sale OF imported birds. parrots
and canares, sos w. Second ST.. rear
Denver grocery
YE OLDE PET sHOPPE--when you srs
told that your canary must have a
change ~ diet be sure to consult an ex-
pert before doing so. Feed panforth's
mixed canary seed, song food and sraV-
el prepared for rollers aud Gagged ca
nsries. MOultng, sore feet loss OF song
can all be traced to improper teedtnsi
accept no cheap limitations; any one
can cut price but few have the brains
to produce better article. Special
e42b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-16
A Big Opportunity for
Large Cash Store at
Coweta, Okla.

New available, splendid corner
brick store building 50xs0 IT., large
plate glass show windows and COM
pletely shelyed for dry goods, cloth
ing and shoes. Dunlap Brothers who
recently retired and moved to Los
Angeles, Cal, made a fortune in this
stand and It can be done again. CO.
weta Is a fine business town on the
NJ, X. & T. Ry., halfway between
Tulsa and Muskogee, surrounded by
a very rich farming country and this
years crops ars magnificent; also
draws good trade from adjacent oil
fields, has strong banks, large gins
and elevators; splendid school and
churches.
win lease this fine store building IN
cluding waro room, also small resi-
dence on rear OF lot to responsible
parties at 500 per month with the
option OF buying at any time; i'm
mediate possession. Phone or write
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The Sale Is Made Before
the Want Ad is Read


.
Il its
ng a
Ye Of mann
Packard whether
t 60 a "a
o
completely
&c. with estate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-16

PICTURE SHOW in little oil town.
price 81. 500; $500 will handle. only show
In town; shake leg. Stewart sales, sos
Robinson.
SHOE SHOP-Down-town location. clear
ing $3.50 per month, $500 will handle: :
run sam, Stewart Sales, sos Robinson.
STRIP coal land for lease, for .mmediat
development. 10 miles east Of Tulsa and
three south OF Catoosa. x NJ Rowe,
Broken Arrow, Okla.
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How TO Write a
Want Ad

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ell 70
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what
urc oil AM
Intelligent
could be improved without Increasing tho ' OF tho ads Take ' advertise
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-16
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FOR sALE--Not required In our new To-
cation; one gasoline pump and bb0.Esl-
Ion tank one Miller 4 Cassidy sectional
casing vulcanizer, one large rebrushing
Kcssla, one service air tank. one 6O-gal-
lon oil service tank, one roller top Of.
flee desk. all practically new. PerrHm
ANN sunnlN Co. Elfth and Innldar.