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Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
A JudIclous Inquiry

A well known travelling man who
visits the drug trade, says he has
often heard druggists ask customer,
who wished to buy cough medicine.
whether it was for child or an adult
and if for child. they almost In
variably recommended Chamberlaia's
Cough Remedy The reason for this is
that they know there is no danger
from it and that it always cures.
There is not the least danger in CIV
ing it and for colds, Group and whoop-
ing cough it is unsurpassed. adv
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
PIMA NEWS


John Cluff returned home last week
from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nuttall Of Dos
Cabazes, arrived here Sunday to at.
tend the funeral services OF Mr.. Nut.
tall 8 mother, Mrs. Helen Bryce.
Don C. Mcbride and Clark Mangum
returned home Tuesday from Miami
wnere they went To seek employment
"A willow party was given Monday
evening at the home of MRS. Caroline
Teeples. They evening was spen.
in program ana playing games. Re-
freshments of candy we're served
There were II widows present.
Mrs. Mabel Judd is visiting at the
home of Simon Matthew at Bryce.
The Pima social committee will
give All entertainment at the pavilion
Friday evening. The charge of ad.
mission will be 10 cents for every
body.
The Pima Relief Society will give
very interesting program next Tues
day at 300 o'clock during their work
meeting.
CARTS of the University of Colo
RADIO, gave a very interesting lecture
here Tuesday evening in the church
house.
A meeting OF the Farm Bureau was
held here Wednesday evening at the
pavilion.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
ST. JOSEPH STAKE
Home Missionary Appointments for
February ~, 1922.

EDEN--Eugene Rohner and Warn
er Mattice. ~.
BRYCE-Delbert Tyler and Doug.
las Lamereaux.
HUBBARD-wesley Taylar and
Ross S. Bean.
GRAHAM. E. Holiday and Glen
Evans.
SOLOMoNvILLE-M. Tanner and
Wilfred Reichmann.
LEBANoN-Elige Saline and An
drew Angle.
LAYToN-Emery Hubbard and
Lester Mecham.
FRANKLIN--vernal Anderson and
Robert Stlnson.
THATCHER-Mr and Mrs. VIM.
McRae.
THATCHER wEST-Paul Merrill
and Ellis Weech.
CENTRAL-Lawrence Welker and
Harry McCarroll
PIMA-M. NJ. Larson and VIM. Paul
Beebe.
MATTHEWS-Walter Foote and
Grover Hopes.
,ASHURST--Mr and Mrs. Ephraim
Larson.
EMERY-oscar G. Layton and WIN.
T. Mcbride.
vTRDEN-Hyrum Pace and Ezra
Jones.
and Oscar Brown.
GLOBE AND MIAMI-Lawrence w
Kempton and Oscar Brown.
Spencer Kimball
Stake Clerk
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
THATCHER NEWS


J. A. Handbook has been laboring
in the Mexican mission for the past
two years, returned home last week.
J. T. Brown of Eden, was a bust.
ness visitor in town Friday.
Geo. Clawson of st. David, came
over last week to take his wife home
who came over to attend the funeral
of her sisters small daughter, Ruth
Skousen, which was held Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Wright returned
from Tucson last week where they
went on a business trip.
The basket ball game played in the
Amusement Hall Friday between the
Clifton and Gila teams was another
victory for Gila The score was Is to
40 in favor of Gila. a-
Mr.. and Mrs. Elzy Damron are the
proud parents of n new baby girl who
arrived at their home Wednesday,
February s.
A banquet was served the ella AMI
Clifton basket ball teams after the
game Friday at Echols confectionery.
The Gila basket hall team went 10
Duncan Saturday to play that team.
The game was another victory for the
Red Devils
Roy Pace who has been visiting re
latiyes in town the past month. re.
turned to his school work in Tucsoo
last week.
Jessie Udell returned to Tucson
last week after spending few days
in town.
There was no school in Thatcucr
nlonday and Tuesday on account of
the teachers institute at Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Curtis of st. David
came over to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Curtis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
j. Hatch.
Mrs. Rachel Richardson is visiting
relatives in Duncan this week.
S. p. Fletcher who has been to
Globe, on a business trip, returned
home Friday
The public school observed Arbor
Day Friday by giving the grounds a
thorough cleaning.
Geo. Damron who mas been visiting
in town the past week returned to
his work in Hatchita, N. NJ. Friday.
Misses Mondonna and Tressa Rich.
ardson spent the weekend at their
home in Eden.
James Ball came up from Globe
Sunday morning to visit with his
family.
Reuben Duke cane up from Rice
Sunday morning to visit relatives in
town for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren latch. Of .tymGni
C; me up attenl 'se funeral OF Mr..
Hatch's parents, Mr. and Mrs G.. J.
Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Brown came up
from Miami Sundar morning to at,
tend the funeral Of Mr. Browns broth.
er, Lorenzo Brown. They returned
to their home Wednesday.
Norman Walter and Cassius Brim.
came up to attend the funeral Of Mr..
funeral of Mr.. mad Mrs. G. ]. Hatch.
They returned home Wednesday.
Orson Matthews came up from
Miami last week to visit with rela.
lives in town for few days.
The dance given in the Amusement
Hall Friday night was enjoyed by 4
large crowd,
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

men came on, leaving their guns be-
hind. There was climb of about
thirty feet, maybe, coming up from
the bench to the ledge upon which the
mine buildings stood, so we got fair
ly good look at the peace party before
1t came within talking distance. Bull
lerton still had a slight touch OF the
wry-neck, and the devil-may-care
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

chsunberialns Cough Remedy Aids
Nature.
Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most effectual. Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. 1t
allays the cough, relieves the lungs
aids expectoration, opens the secre-
tions and aids nature in restoring
the system to a healthy condition
Thousands have testified to its good
qualities. Try it when you have a
cough or cold. adv.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I.--Under his grandfather o
will. Stanford Broughton, society idler,
finds his share OF the estate, valued At
something like $4,000. lies in a safe re-
oostory," latitude and longitude de-
scribed, and that Is all. II may be identi.
hed by the pSesence nearby of q brown
haired, blue-syed girl, piebald horse
and dog with split face half black
and half white. Stanford at first regards
the bequest as a Joke, but after considera-
ton sets out TO find HIS legacy.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school at 1000 a. IN.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening, at 1880 o'clock.
The hour for the evening service
has been changed from 1880 to 700
o'clock.
You are cordially invited to attend
these services.
J. L. Lyons, Pastor
The subject for the morning SER
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

vices will be; THE Purpose of the
Sunday School"
The parents are especially invited
to attend this service.
At the evening service the subject
will be: How | May Know"
Services have been arranged for
during the obsence of the pastor.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school each Sunday at 10000
a. m.
Preaching att 11:O0 a. m. and 1880
p. m. each Sunday.
; Prayer service every Thursday at
1880 y. m.
The general public is given hearty
invitation to attend any of these ser.
Vices.
l.. II. Carter, Pastor
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10

CHAPTER lion hts way to Denver,
the city nearest the meridian described
in his grandfathsr's will, Stanford hears
from a fellow traveller story having to
do with q flooded mine.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
NOTICE oE SALE

Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersisned will accept bids ON the stock
of goods in the building formerly oc-
cupied by "The Vogue" at Stafford,
Arizona, which is principally compos-
ed of ladies' ready-to-wear garments
and millinery. Terms to the success.
full bidder: Cash.
l reserve the right to reject any or
all bids
Il. ID. Householder,
Assignee OF "The Vogue.
First publication January 81, 1922.
Last publication February II, 1922.
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Armour's Star 90
Eastern Hams. lib. 0OC

From choice corn-fed stock
by the half or whole hams
30c ID.
Armour's Star Sliced Bacon. for
that picnic, all ready to fry;
per ID. 40c; u ID. 2Sc.
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A Local Manufacturers Surplus Stocks of
Women's and Misses ALL Woo
Bathing Suits .$6.95 F Fss1 li s.,.,

made with stitch and with round neck
Bathing
offered this surprisingly low price
to
styles striking combinations
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Canning Supplies

A full line OF canning needs are
ready.
Perfect Ball-Mason Fruit Jars.
Sure-Seal glass-top Fruit Jars. Econ
omy Alright Fruit Jars. Fruit Jar
Rubbers. Fruit Jar Covers. Parowax
and Canning Racks.
Wear-Ever S-quart Preserving ket-
ties. SLIGO; covers "a. fit, 45c.
UNION STREET pAsEsfENT-THE BON
MAHCHE
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Point 3

Made from ali-tcool fab
'ics, bought direct from
the MIL. aud coid-tcdfcr
shrank.
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Boys lightweight Cotton Union
Suits. made with high neck. short
sleeves. knee iength--sixrs 8 TO is
years
Misses rIbbed.cotton Union Suits.
with low neck. sleeveless. knee
lsnEth-siFes 10 fs years.
UPPER MAIN FLOOR
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Fine Oxfords. and n real buy. In
black kid and patent leather. In
brown calfskin. Flat and military
heels. Sizes III to 8.
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Chicken Lunch
at the Counter
4Cc

Chicken pattie. green peas.
potatoes. cake and ice cream
coffee OF milk.
All Bakery Goods and Can
dies also on sale at the bon
Marche Branch, Third Ave.
and Pine 81.
Bishops Bulk Cocoa. Zoe ID; .
lbs. for 10t.
Bird Seed. with or without
hemp. 1Sc package. or . for
35c.
THE BON MARcHE
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B Bows rG' S q eke $1.65

Boys Wool-mixed Tweed Knockers in
brown and gray patterns. full lined.
medium weight - the kind that will
stand the hardest kind OF vacation wear.
Sizes to Is.
rHE BON MARCHE
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Bon Afarche
Bread, Loaf
DC.

ioaves for f0c-apeciaiiy
priced for Saturday.
Sandwich Bread for your picnic
sandwiches. large size. 22c.
Bufterhorns. made with real
butter. 2 for 15c: for zoe.
Devil Food Cakes--iayer cakes.
special ~ soc.
Cafe de Inval!des--the perfect
drink for nervous folks--spe-
cial for the day. ID. zoe.
Genuine Orange Pekoe Tea. 10.
35e: 2 lbs. for 65e.
Special Green Tea, ID. 25e. ?
lbs. for 15c.
Upper MAIN FLOOl
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400 Girls
Jersey Jackets

II you won't be very we'll pleased with
your choice here. then we are very much
mistaken. Tailored In sport style, with
patch pockets, allaround belt, pinch back
style. Good colors In brown. tan. navy
red. Mohawk. copen, periwinkle. black
and gray. Sizes TO IA.
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Popular Fiber
Sport Scarfs
$1.45
Mill Ends of
Veilings Csc Yd.

Smart effects 20 wear
with close-fitting hats
1-yard lengths, in plain
and fancy meshes, taupe,
brown. black. henna and
colored dots.
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Made of dandy quality madras, in
light fancy stripes that will be sure to
please mother. Sizes to 16 in the lot,
at very low price.
UPPER MAIN FLoc
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Bon NIarche
Mayonnaise
SIC:

Known the city over for It's
good quality.
Sour Pickles, Dill Pickles or
Chow Chow. In bulk; per pint.
15C.
Creamery Butter. freshly
churned. b. 42c.
UPPER MAIN FLOOR
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OWL
Clean suits. 81 90.
Usage G0S1

TWO neat young men to travel under
manager, permanent. See Hallcr, Illl-
nols hotel, 20 u. m.
TWO MEN wanted good solicitors. men
who can got the money must he cap
able % Interviewing business mem no
others need apply. call room 2O3 Unity
Rldgr u. m.
WANTED 10y 10 learn a useful trade.
Merry screen CO.. ilib =. Fourth.
WANTED To hlro a man with good
team to pillow aud sow 50 acres In oats
On tho sand springs car limo. i0oc Mayo,
bsaEe 8b2N
WANTED Flrst-class cook and pastry
man, good salary, must have good ryt-
orcnoo. com" nt once, club cafe, MI
ami, okla,
wNNrEp.. Ten .eHpcricngcd shoe sales
mon. ABBY Putt,rs, 2ol South Main,
wednesday az q. pa. No telephone
applications wiz be- considered.
WANTED unc fret class oil tool black
smith FOR repair fire one urst-ciasz
vr ana helper References required.
Addr,.a ~ % uoN az. rawhuata, Okla
WANTED rhreo neat young men 10
travel under MANAGER, permanent, good
NurNuruWy. LahAna hotel, AOqls South
bouil,r lo 10 NJ q, M Don't phouo,
VIZ wan, IA fow satesmon to soIiri,
you ave q real salcsman you can make
good money with va We want men
that ere looking for permanent employ
mont Peoples building a Loan Assn.
2oi itavor hdH CodN 3anl.
WANT 400 men 80 answer this uurHtiou
How iF n that the little iywolry storo
that they call John. tho Ring MANS
Place can employ from Three To- tive
watch clock ana lcVsIry repair men
There lE not another irWrlrN store ir
oklahoma ~ It's siEe+ that employs over
one Whtrh tophir man. LOT m" answer
tho question Honest work Hpd honest
prices with uuirk service viii Vrt ito
business Swiss and an cuwplitaf Pod
"a "A .| IL
owner sud manager ~ ths repair d,.
partmcnt ran at M South hostor
Az. one ayd yns half hIpcks south oi
ths Ffisro S.Gfluns phour osprr SSH
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
snrns. rINNrs. rrnrnlznRs a,

SEEDS, PLANTS, FERTILIZERS as
FOR sALE--l 500 Nhu5hc,s ot gooI seed
oats. some time At wanted un part of
sale, I mile north and 4 miles west ~
pwassn, ". n. Johnson, Route L. Owas-
so, OKLA,
FOR SALE Rcrmuda onion plants crys.
tsl wax, $3.50, yollows. ti.S, delivered
parcel post. money refunded N NOT salts
urd, ~ yeNyS In the business, h. NJ
Johnson, lsltas Texas
BERRY PLANTS To show your our fine
plants We offer - Harvest ie Mcdonald
blackbcrry. A. cNerhearing straw berry
for 81 delivered by post send Tor our
free catalog. Parker Nursery, recum-
syh. okla
FANCY white Bisunl1l sweet clover. So
husArl uur track. bowman Bros Seed
Ca. Coucordiu Kansas,
FRUIT trees at half sgonts prices. ds.
LNrrvl az Yuur door. Write for vatalog
now henderson Nursery, Athens, Texas
uKNpENINEs- scnd us 81 and receive
thruv Concord. one CataWha. one Nlar-
ara and one Goethe vrapoVines by par-
cri post. Also send for our frce GAIA.
los Parker NURSERY. recumseh. okla.
NURSERY STOCK by parcel post To iu-
frHduCo our June nud peach. We offer
slN E'hertu. two Heath Gins and two
chinese cling Tor sl.00 send Tor ouf
tre' cgta.og Parker Nursery, Tecum.
rltEES AND SErpS-Qusluy nursery
stock and northern grown seeds at low
pricea Write today for our valuable
tatalHgs tul % Information TO the
planter Wichita Nurseries and Seed
ll'us" boN r wichita. Kan.
1liC MCGEE tomato makes 700 bushels
per acre and only have The puse.
Texas
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hOVNS fVN NtNl-t' " NFINhih -
CIECfNNATt. \ 1909 Two Ufg south
connecting rooms connecting bath. rr..
Nate entrance. Tor two UI fIur uT HII
rent slngiy. can after o.. w ''lu'
DEsihALE rorms for youug m,u at tho
y, ~ G. A.
DETROIT. H. bto . ror raut srH
desirable sleeping room gentlemen r''.
GLoiN. 3. tbt. Nicely furnished H.rp
ing room IN private homo "H's' 'I-'
ELwOOD. 81, 2Oe Rooms with or r'Ih.
rtf'rn' ~ iie-ror rcu, se'rue rooms
FIFTH W. tgf Large. u,s'y mfniahsd
sleeping room ndluIulnr bath 'H's"
FRISCO. q. geu South r.ou. oaIHiu.
ing bath private entrance ZOO plI.'l'
family. g~uuofuru only '"'F" ~.
FIFTH E tet seUpIur room. ur.t'''
Iesidcnce. close Bro nnd ro7''uHn.. '''h'
db7i-R.
FIFTH ". 7lj Two ui,e mrruIur In.Iu..
close In cnli pH'Fe 1'.' %
FOR RENr ono Or n'" r.ous far sp".r
couple with htrH,n uri t''u ur.'.'H.
walking dIsiauoo, 5n Iunoy Nnd '" .".
Osasc t7t2
FREE arQHAgE rhone cedar 2.i'. c..
whore hacking ana Grating pIo1s
storsse aud Moving co.
FURNISHED ruuWH Cor gentlemen. MOD
srn,. gaI,'r.5 phone ,riar SO
y. Rice. manager
ron N.NT ruIuIsnsI tHow fur sleeping
or usht housekeeping ''. 'mrI".,i
pie. ~ the end af tur u.l or.pi I1NH
cnr unp. 1909 !. lifu place.
LARGE Huuiu fuo.n. ouuuT.uu. ban pft
vat" entrance pt.Nut" mWHF close 'n
cedar 1870. tU.
NICE Room Joe adult family e. .'u.
yrrfsul Goo bath. boot wntri walls t' huH.
n,s4 ttUo ve't ''ls I-.t
NIHTu o. sla .lr.rlnr porch Hul vul|H
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Experienced chiid's nurse with
references. Address y. O. box ltio.
WANTED Local solicitor, Tbh Unto
pate cleaners, 80 $ Main. osaEe 266a
WANTED Young or middie-agcd lady for
nico pleasant work, Aupy at ~ s.
Wheeling No phone calls answered,
wANrEp--Four saleslsdies 70 cover city
with higy class pruT ositiun, good con-
mission. Fonm Z. Hotel nrexd
WANT an all around experienced orer-
utor In beauty parlor. Como IN person,
don't phone 400 s. Cincinnati.
WANTED--At once, white woman who Is
willing to work In boarding house. can
at 100? T.. Fifth place. tcdar 22i0.
WANTED .-Typist, one who can receive
md answer calls. Apply In person. bl9
East First street.
wANrED-Colorcd girl to do laundry
work In exchange Tor servant quarters,
references required. cedar 25l.
WANTEp--Three lady solicitors willing to
work. Experienced, $50 per week ana
commission. lneNperienccd sl5 per week
hass studio, ~ r.. Third ~
WANTED Women TO enroll In our SIX
weeks spring millinery course for $50.
rldrows stNool Of Millinery i2 w.
Tutters. sos :. Main Wcdnesiay At I
p. m No telephone applications will be
considered
WANTED twenty cash girls. Apply Pat
tiers. .u3 Main. Wednesday nt 4
y! M. No telephone applications will
be- considered.
WANTED Youug women 20 enter train
lng school for nurses, unN thoge " good
'chaructcr nud habits need apply Ap-
plv Tulsa Hospual under new manage
mrnt" Louise NJ. browne. supcrintcnd
ont ~ nurses.
WANTED Reliable eolored women 20
light huuaeworl,. Write or come To III
T., Independence, In rear eau for Bor-
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SPECIAL FOW ONE WEEK ONLY
Ladies' tailor made suits $40; selection
from now snmpls lluo iuHt received ,
host material scientific WurkmNnahips 8
satisfaction guaranteed. MIS-. corn a
Misa Wtlkrrsun, schwartz. ladies tallurs,
gODlb >. Main. Osago cl5A-p1t6,
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tII,I,s

HiHnS
or SALE femuc birds aud bird
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DETROIT g. btN Iur rDut srf'
desirable sleeping room geuNrW0n rfo.
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FINANCIAL
BuSINEss OPPORTUNITIES

CLASS, THAT'S WHAT THEY ALL
SAY ABOUT OUR LADIES ONE.
STRAP, LOW FLAT HEEL. IN
PATENT L T. ATH Err PUMPS
THAT WE HAVE on SALE FOR
stSi SENT PARCEL POST.
PREPAID ORDER. FROM
TURK PPoS
TULSA OKLA
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SURE FOLKS. l2 BUCks lS TOO
MUCH ron LADIES man
SHOES DON'T MAKE Mrcu
ptFFERENcE VINO RELLA
THEM BECA USE W ~ fN
FpLKs Won't NlAH man
stIOEb iT rs TIME ~ CUT TliE
pUICE AND TAKE rliE LOSS,
80 WE mn cor A FEW PAlltS
LEFT To SELL At ~ 4 TNlN
~ OUR BARGAIN pnpAHr
MENT az H. MAIN. TURK
bros.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

rAiNIiSG hND pEcOHNrIsD 80
ron HEliAutE paiutns pnl decorating
"' reasonable prices. '''i 'rng" lt'..
NEW ,8rrrLr, Of volpopor ,nmr,ss
rln.sni ~ c,u pud show tncm. Cau
uaae' .l'3JH.. Wrnr gogl FoYrtn rlpce
J. rrur7s hardwood nnisnsr painter
hnh paper uahEcr
rLhsIEIlHu. pht,u WI, prampouy and
n'niy done C'dur l9st
IL g.. CUFF umga 2isa. paporhauEer
uy ,,,,,,,,., r",n,,r \, ,ln.,,',rI ,,,,,,,i,n
wall paper gnnulrH chcorfulV furnished
PArENr ATTORNEY -
rNTENrs--r -rRADEMARK4
Nst us wh.th'r your trsdrmbrha nro pro.
t'ctrt tu south America. WrliD Tor
sGl@S ra,g@, hS@G S5no HooE sS1ii,c r[owiE SIl Al
can iNdr. Washington, - g.. and 238
Woolyorh udE, Sow York S. s.
EMPLOYMENT
HELr wANTED-MALE ~
AN ENCErrtDNAI opportunity for man
VIII" oHu invest from $500 to- 5000 60 take
charge uf the auto supply department Of
my business. tor interview can ut 2iH
d Greenwood between 0 and ~ %. W.
ana 2 10 y. m. Ask for NJ Livingston
Alt MEN women boys. Rlris. over ~
Wiling 20 accept government positions
lldb write NJ. p4Wcnt. ag6 81, Louis
Mo- Immediately
uHiGHr energetic hoy ono who In de.
pondHblo and trustworthy. from rs to
20 Years Old, splendid chance To- learn
so"d trade, g rv, opportunity hut must
hu willing 10 lraru and not afraid of
work. lf YOU arc looking FOR snap
don't waste our time. Apply g0N s.
buHf0u
LNE'tTiNES WANTED Buaiuoss oNoru.
iINDH arc developed from the rank and
tilH " competent Ueuogruphors and
huuhNrupcrs. ruu can become "a com
potent s'cuugraphnr and houkkpcper by
n Attending tho Tulsa Husiurns college az
1bH-tl East Third street Telephone
nsasr ii'A Tor an appointment.
Man WANTED 20 learn tru1s. Wares
while learning. Must be- Willing work
or and able 10 invest 500 ir small
buNursa. Apply National No. 90, East
Eleventh
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EMPLOYMENT
nEIr MANIEn-MAIn

WANTED Man with clerical. 1u n'ld
warehouse uud some mechanical draw
irE experience By pipe line company
urlr IiuuIlKht Give sample ~ letter
ing. answering Go own handwriting.
H."Hug experience ana rrf"rruCo in de-
fHN tp PIPE Limo clerk caro- Continental
supply CO. Drumrght pha.
Nul.ND MAN, 10 TO 90 wanted for SOW.
unl days work neat appearing good
.'r.' Nddtc' -. si-M World
YOUNG MEN, over n. desiring govern.
maui positions $3.50 monthly write Tor
trus lst of poriuous now open. j.
Leonard. tfurWor civil service examiner
1.s. Equitable W'dg Wellington. -. e.
MIR wNNTTD-FEMNLE 10
COATS suits, dresses and hats at bar
gain prices. Tulsa clothing Exchange.
u.HEe 2'sS-i. 2i2h Main, room S.
GIRLS wanted. only those VINO need the
money and are willing e work. can
room 2o3 Unity bldg.
Gilil. fuI general housework and assist
with chud 1870 \. u"trolt
MODERN servant quarters IN exchange
for laundry work can Osngo i63.R.
MILLINERY SALESLADY -- Experienced
only, apply this morning, o'clock Mt.
kiplim, i2o .. Main.
MODERN servant quarters tor rent In
exchange Tor work aud laundry. l7l5
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FOR sAI.E-9xi2 velvet rur ff.. d,
boz, So heating stove. Osare lg
1919 81 81. Lnmla. .--a
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GALL osAuE a5j to sell your used tur-
nituIs and stoves J. B. Rswkins 10
n. Main.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS pOK RENT--it RNisiLD ~
CISCfNNATt. X 1909 Two iafg. south
connecting rooms. connecting hHih. rf.
Nate entrance. Tor two Ut fIur uI HII
rent slngiy rall after o D. w. ''iu
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FURNITURE repairing. rcfuIst.ug 5-.
holstcring, cnsmellng. fancy d.,Yrafi1,
Highest quality work ~ price. wlt.
reason. Phone Osage $50. Tu.., rn-
niture Ecpair Shop
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sNLEsMrN An AGrNrs

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Manufacturer of au exceptional specially.
needed by millions ana not affected hN
present business conditions offers tho
opportunity uf lifetime tp a i've. en-
erEctic hustler. you will have to use 10
few hundred dollars " your own money
FOR stock for quick delivery, hut you
do not have to take chances with It,
Several states are now open with Npo-
HItionH for men that can earn 10000
pud upward. Call NJ j. Darr. room 92t.
Uotcl Tulsa
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RUG 9xt2, used four months hest
Minister. 500. 62i West Third. sues,,
or after g.