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New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
MORE SHIPS DOCK

Hamburg, Nov. 24.--Of Europe's three largest ports, Hamburg was the only one in 1922 to show gain over last year in the number of incoming ships during the first seven months. The other two harbors, Antwerp and Rotterdam, registered an increase in arriving tonnage, although less ships docked than during the same period in 1921.
 From January to August 1, 6.o59 vessels put in at Hamburg with tonnage of 7,26S,255, an increase of 1,6os ships and 2,509,42s tons. Ant werp had 4,616 arrivals during this period, and Rotterdam. 4.770.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
Pride Circle to Have
 Christmas Tree Social

Plans were made at the meeting of Pride Circle. Lady Foresters, last evening. for Christmas tree social to be held December 2S. also for whist which will be held after the meeting of December2. Past Commander c. w. Holmes was In charge of last nights entertainment. in which vocal selections were rendered by Mrs skene, Mrs. Margaret Hallinan and Miss Johanna o'Leary Miss O'Leary also favored with limitations. Reef tations were given by MT. Holmes. After the entertainment supper was served. W
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24

this afternoon at 2 o'clock with burial in Wilcox cemetery.
 Philip Nase of Middletown has been visiting at his home on Wilcox avenue.
 Miss Laura Porter entertained friends from out of town at her home on Wilcox avenue yesterday.
 A number from this place will at tend the concert to be given by the Paulist Choir at Fox's theater in New Britain this evening.
 A very enjoyable time was had ly those in attendance at the balloon dance given at the Athletic hall last evening. The prizes were awarded to Miss Grace Holigan of this place and Miss Edna Turner of Southington. Another dance and social will e given in the near future. ACCIDENT, automobile and life. Surety and
 ndeltty bonds. Philip M. Pagan. Gen. Ins..
 booths block. Room 407. Phone 2131
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
FRED RACKLIFFE INJURED
Falls Down Stairs at Rotary Meeting and Sustained Sprametls Ankle Thought First to Be Fracture.

Fred O. Rackliffe, secretary-treas- urer of Racfiliffe Bros. Co.,, is con- fined to his bed with severely sprained ankle, due to a fall down the stairs at the Elks' club yesterday pre- ceding Rotary club meeting. Mir. Rackliffe was sent to the New Britain hospital shortly after the accident, suffering from what was thought to be fracture. When no bones were found to be broken he was removed to his home on Kensington avenue.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
PERFECT YEGETABLE'
Bermuda Onion Is No Longer What IL Used to Be, According to Direct or Of Agriculture There.

Hamilton, Bermuda, Nov. 24.--The Bermuda onion is not what it used to be, according to E. A. McCallan. Bermuda director of agriculture. He says the United States tariff, compe- tition of Texas growers and the pink root disease is largely responsible.
 Since the days in which Mark Twain wrote that in Bermudian meta : pnor the onion stood for absolute per lection, that vegetable has fallen from its high estate and is becoming of decreasing importance" says Mir. McCallan in the agricultural bulletin of the Bermuda department of agri- culture. The new United States tariff places an almost prohibitive duty on Bermuda onions, and it is necessary to look elsewhere for d market. Canada is that market"
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
POLITICIANS FILE
 ELECTION EXPENSES Democrats Spent SIS and Repub !. licans Approximately $l00 PLAN TABLEAUX AT SCHOOL
Activities at Kcnsington Grammar School - Much Traffic Expected Through Town Tomorrow-Junior Committee Party--other Items.

IS The reports of party chairmen for sthe state campaign have been filed with the. Town Clerk Arthur Wood
 ruff. The report sent in by James J
 Fitzsimons,' chairman of the demo- cratic town committee, shows that
 s7S.5o was spent by that party during the campaign, good share of it be- insfefor automobile hire. Contribu- tions were received from the follow ing: State central committee, $50; James Corr, $15; G. B. Norton, $5; caucus collection, $9.47; F. w. Dyer, $10 and Thomas Pagan, $25.
 In the neighborhood of $16o was spent by the republican party in the campaign, according to the report of the chairman of the republican town committee, Henry c. Deming. Con- tributions were from the following: Caucus collection, ..$14; F.. L. Wilcox, s25; c. H. Sage, $25; w. l. filling, $l0; c. F.. Lewis, $5; James tiils- worth, s2; F. s. Brandegee, $1o, and K. 0. Clark, $40.
 The three candidates for the posi- ton of representative in the general assembly also gave an account of the money expended by them. Arthur Benson, the successful republican candidate, spent $14 for transporta- ton and s2.25 for printing. @
 Raymond Dyer, the democratic can didate for representative, expended SIS in all, $10 to the democratic town committee and s5 for automo- bile. 4. Msaas
 Francis Deming, the republican defeated at the caucus, spent $ for automobile hire and s2.25, for printing.
 5. TabIeaux at Grammar School.
 An informal presentation of tab leaux was given at the Kensington Grammar school this afternoon by about 30 children of the school. This event was follow-up of Book Week and represented parts from books ] read by the children, either at home or in the class room.
 7 Extracts from the following books we're. on the program: Swiss Fam fly Robinson" Treasure IsIand,"' i From Sawyer "The Odyssey" Stories of King Arthur" "Courtship
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24

the Christmas malls has been ordered by Director Lord of the budget. As m economy measure trucks of the war navy and other departments In various cities are to be utilized in transporting the heavy holiday mails In order to cut off unnecessary expen- dtures for hired transportation.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
Community Theater

Saturday Afternoon. 2:30; Evening, 8:OO.
 .THE LAST OF THE MU iCANS"
 Sunday. 6 D. m.. Henry E. WaIthnlI and Mary Alden in "PARTED CURTAINS" An photo drama of self sacrifice.
 Dancing class, to g. Social dunse. 9 to l2 every Friday evening.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
NOTICE.

If you contemplate making water connections installing septic tanks, bathroom Sutfits, plumbing, heating or timing, 1t would be to your advantage to apply to H. J. Foiren, l40 Main street, New Britain, Conn. Tel. 17so, or. es7-5.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24

Will be held in that town Sunday aft ernoon re
 Manager John Murphy Of the local team has heard that unionvile will nave new players on the team this sunday which will make that aggre- gationi much heavier than the local lineup, The Plainville team refuses to play under those conditions and has forwarded word to this effect to the unionville manager.
 Wilbur Edward of the "Herald' plant, who Is holding $50 guarantee Tor both teams assuring the appear ance of either of them on the field Sunday, was In conference with c. kottenhoT. manager of the union- vile team and discussed the ringer" question The manager stated that Edward did not have anything 10 do z with that as he only held the money and no agreements have been signed In regard to the ine-ups of either teams. Unionville proposes to have a heavier team Sunday and if Plainyille does not want to play will demand the guarantee mofiey and claim the cham f'N'''''P VI tiS Sdllty league.
 PAihviIlc Briefs.
 The Pythian Sisters are conducting food and fancy article sale in the vacant store in the Neri block this afternoon.
 Stephen Terry lodge, l. 0. o. F., of Bristol, visited Sequassen lodge last evening when degree work was ex- emplified on a class of candidates. A social time followed the work. TO RENT--upstairs tenement 1 rooms, all Improvements Inquire 23 Hough Street. Plainville.
 PLAINVILLE--centraily located property wanted with house. P. 0. Box 40i. Bris- tol, Conn.
 NOTICE-knives and shears sharpened, have your carvers sharpened before Thanksgiving by IT. K. Teachman. so Broad St., Plainyile. Conn. FOUR ROOM, modern Gonvenienr~s: fur mace heat Inquire 137 Broad St.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
Football Argument Starts.

As usual, Unionvillc and Plainville have started the annual football argument and the affair this time is laid at the feet of tho Unionville players who insist on taking in Fingers" for the next clash which
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24

NoTICE-Knives and shears sharpened have your carvers sharpened before Thanksgiving. by 1T. K. Teachman. so Broad St., Plainyille Conn.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24

TO RENT--upstairs tenement. { rooms, all Improvements. Inquire 23 Hough Street. Plainyille
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24

PLAINVILLE--centr located property wanted with house. F. 0. Box 40i, Bris- tol, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-24

FOUR ROOM modern GonvenienrAs: fur
 mace heat. Inquire 137 Broad St.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
TULSA POLICE DEPARTMENT

sails Of confiscatod and unrecansa
stolen property to be sold 1T public auc-
tioa IN police station at p. ui, Apfl
Is. 1899.
ADVERTISED FOR TEN DAYS
black leather Boston bags.
! trunk
1 tan leather puttees,
black leather case gents toilet set
] black leather brief case.
suit cases
leather hays
I brown check he'd blanket.
10 small carton Fatima cigaretE
! new Eastman camera.
castings, Tins and inner tubes
l white bCdsprcad.
cheap black fur neck pieces.
7 silk shirts, ! white pajamas
! brown overcoat.
dark oyercOats.
ladies' coats and skirts, tnew).
self heating iron,
Lot Of old Hats
pair silver brocaded slippers.
new blue dress.
gents dark blue oyercoat.
steering wheel.
pairs mons new shoes.
steam gauge.
] 5-gAl. water cooler.
/ thermos bottle.
gents Seth Thomas watch.
! gents ElRln watch
l gents DunninE watch.
] =. & T.. check writer.
small oak ice box,
9 blcyclts.
GEO. r. pLAtNE
Chief 0f Police,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

cement OIL tanks double and Ug.U.wrI
Hlloa; h0use rrwcrarp dIsr.ftI r.#Ufa.
specially desirHed ni,sra rr c'.rra.
sidewalks ana duvcvH}H oaoEs a',t.h %.
-.lAsi y Hosign.
HHHnr53 sn3 =" ll,.U,,N'.5,rl "oi.9" a..,,.'lt
Osors sett.J
ron UF,aDstI.fI. ....s. .I.I.l.
work caU vrs.aIt u.ae. s.a. uaa.
FOR rIst.t.bs4 eamrrt warK call w
miller trdar Ista
a ~ JTviEfs. g....... ....r.. ..,..t...
tor. tsf.rIaf,a rIIH....d .u .. r.a ,rI
oll work Os1re h.I..
siso r,f'-.. ,r. ... ...l
A,Gri.ps ,......- ............, ,.....t.,
10 st.rrrre rent f.r nll.r afar
T.t.ri.r,l,.,. ,.......-.......
risI all work ursf.. sfT. r.U...... f.'.s
80" rp,t ,....,-.............. .........,
ba,5.t pI,..,y. ....t.u. ...,
sttaD '''''"''N ''
F.,. ..... ... .......
t8I.sfr. ,.t f..... f..r' I.t'., ..u4
am. .-a,,,,.- -,,ti,, g..,.,,.. .......... ....-..,,
b1Ifjfrg mono. art s,tar.. N6sIv
usage os9a
WANTED D.D.fIruf.r. rHIrffHr Hrd
Ossro sasf
" fgpIy.Fr -syt.iirr ,,r,,,,,,,.
door auf aIHI5v f4"as. ,stIHat ,aIt
of 600 turfs rrIrrs rrUt OsHre l7s8
ICJC OAptgF.- f4g' f..s.g,- -, I,...,..., 10,
ali bu'ffIrr Manist Csars e1.I I''' %"
r. =,.,.............. .............saa
bhhNHh VA hlN'-MllllNiHh 20
DRIfsMAhINg. .su.usu,.1 900 o. E
v1od uraro 75'rt
fUE.EytAtgfgg .p.,.,-.s f.,,...-,ss"s
r.ll.gsl,a.o,.........-.----.. r.l.,. lgslao.
pII,, ~" .'l ,l'. suits
i
10. iagl.gn rg2rantg-.l- o'aE. st.a
pLsioNlNp. w"tlnF ~ i4rhl1ulhle fp,inE
irs5 rsr.r ,ta s.tt r,' t.L..
.Iu ,"p.s Hna 'ul' .o, ,"L' Nsh"W'
Ws6i. tffsg g. Main '''''"'
fpTss-,, ---,,,.,,.,.....--si..,,
Inc. come 10 y0ur homo n dc,irsd
Osars tcig.
Observation-Disclosures apparel glvon
n.,,st, "'''huoh. o'hEo '''O' ho'sl
.r- -.
fAali lnnAhLE ,dtgs.mahing. mierauona
hha I'lnlhH ,hll1frnE r,g'hr7 t fpe-
,ialiN 1hare l'il laOd u second
ron ENPEWENyLu, fnury droHsmuNnE
.nl Usage l-o'h' corner iliih ana ll-
Nood
FuR PLAIN sEWING. price toaadnabfe
call OHuga ipI9.I
TNzfII,,N -,,,i,r. ,,,., ,.5..,,.g. o..
ladies ana rentiemen, clean. mess re
line, repair. rout a1uthonat couor
UENgrtrcttNg p, ,.., ,,.a -araa"p
Tenth cedar i7s
---aHzH--H-
~. Ny ny 'IINV
a.. 10y nEb hII.t'N' g.,
s' q -g, p, M',h
new, ir,'W. ,GilsiN ~, SbWl ~, Il,nb .
a. ~ N. W ~, ~, t,i, ~ ifl.ll /
stenciiuE IN OIL buttons made HON. /
sn,tn.Nk NV. w 9"'" '"lnteh .
p''a.' ~ ~, '"''S' ,oo ,,,.. .r,,., .
-.--.aa''--i.- W.. '''.' 80 '''l I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

DtfItE lurnIlute for alle U.T- s5i7-
THREE jewclry wall cases auI ..Is. II.
for sale. tnll Usage $500 ~"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

1iE "WAs WHO ksDw. sarss your
building man'y Ru1 susr.' Manly
tHaHU U.u.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
MOVING Am stOnAGE

r. l. MOYER
iiano moving ana swinging speciality
-Four years experience with leading
music stores Of city.
Osage 6062 t0i ". Second
IN. 81 LEAR ~ MOVIES"
can Tor Lcur's big padded moving van
and see him IN action. cedar l977,
PAINTING AND DECORATING so
ALL RELIABLE PAINTING Culclmln-
lnE. floor finishing Co. cedar 26it.
Prices reasonable,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

q. y. JENKINS. gsH...| build. . t.uf.HU
tor. caf|mHH,a fHIH....I .u ... I.H nrl
Ola work. D.Iru n.|.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
Clean ladies' suits. o. 20
nHnNE fNaN

vhliD woman. Eenrrsl house.
work 'otiug ~ children, no laundry.
lt1g g. Frankfort
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

LET Ml wire YOUR H.Hr E..HI ufU|t
siso fNturra lI..HH.I D.......UU
cease IrH.U
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

YOUNG WOMEN. Wuy continue WORKING
Tor small wages, with no chance for ud-
NAu,gmcnt when n "IrauEuou Train
ing VIII make you Independent and as.
Huro sou ot fino position ono Of
many graduates placed recently raised
&ah after ono months employment. She
started az 800. eau Usage aOsl. Find
out why brauEhtsiH business COLI
legr" SOU 4 Main st
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

W I|NNN nN.NI.Hh|.W N.NWHI NIIFfH fNfI TOT
dly nnd uIFhi ,'aar.a We pay train
fafH within goo miles.
TESue sunr7 art ay'arfs far bas,
.n' rr''. Co., Tulsa o'.m'nt Inc'
luUul.Ilu.u r.ut.l SortHsust cur.
rrr "f Ta'nrg.f.7t and reorin.
WANTED IUrru rF service men. tHI
hs'H..u r.ao aHI 100 at sIo s. Nlln.
An' f'r Mr rmrh G.ao 10 2 80 - n.
WANTED Furniture fush,r NuftHraat
c1fn"r Iwcnty iirHt md Peoria
WANTED rlvo suce candy ap.nnars.
Wire Douglas Smith candy Co.. Fort
WANTED Toy vim horse and wagon.
can 90 10 b. Esc1n1.
NANTEDHFi Five bnYs with wheels AMI
two boys with motorcycles Aup'y
nnd MeFscuror service. atG 81 UnHt0u
WANTED. Esprrlou.od ,Iyi engineer
iNuf..rnt MON. tH' pH1ro $500
wANTID. a rrst.c,as rre7sar on iio'f.
inun n'rnm rrcHs, to work extra, must
Doc fIfHt class workman. HYhuofold
cleaning Works
WILSON AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL offers
t1tnoblle ana electric welding courses.
day uud night rlussra. rnun or pay.
iuenis. osage 1ts ilOa Admiral.
WANTED 100 uON~
To own n Ranger or Pathfinder Motor
tike 30 che6per tbnn formerly Fred
Smith Co, 20 W. Third 81 Phone
WANTED. Flyo ut,-wirs sal,smcn. good
iaase 5'gs' tso 10" "waSS"G Caai 6.ars 3ni' 'i Ge.
tUron 40 aud p. f'r appointment
WANTED Man mwIiar with nyUtO" aud
transfer work With knowledge NJ ulI
tcld materials. rurchasIpg depart.
mont state particulars. ln.IUlInE cNpo.
riuuDo, references. Hud salary expected
Address e7iu World
YOUNG MEN with training ls The cry NJ
tho day IN spite ~ Eo.Cullrd hard
tunes. we continue receiving many calls
"unuFhuu Trimming oud we will alb.
HolutDly place you in good position
whom you complete your course. uraugh-
onH nationally kuuwu school Is located
nt blOh Main oHaF" anNl
HEIr wANrED-tEMNLE 80
COMPETENT neat woman TOR general
houscwurk. references required, 20i2
o. siEth.
EDUCATED, ambitious woman Tor sum
NOR position. out ~ city. good salary
with Advancement; give telephone NUM-
hor 109.G, world
FURNISHED servants quarters Tor col
utod couple; references required 1890
". Denver
FOt LUNCH Try our Hosion baked heans
Homo cooking. ponut shop. "a s.
lostun.
GIRLS Tor demonstration work. must hs
neat and well educated. Apply prompt
ly Thursd1y morning o'clock. Camp
bell bnking CO. fIfth and Frisco.
HOTELS NEED rVAiNEib WOMEN -Na.
tioua wide demand Tor high -salaricd Ok
ooutlF's, past experience unnecessary,
we train YOU Uy maU and put you In
touch with big opportunities every.
where. write ut once Tor particulars
LOWS Hotel Training school. Desk
66ls Washington, y. e.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
Financial


Will drll proven acrsara under s2uO
f.rt. Zoe suitable interest Giya fun
proposition with location. depth sn3
unu In ftst letter. AddrefB W. 1905
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

FOR rJst.,Ioss crmert w1rK call A IS
Miller cedar l.ta
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

MODERN g....m fUH....Hf f...|HIff
Drara HrlL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMNIE a.

NOBLE co, s0-acre lease near
Tonkawa field, section g. township "a
north, range 1 east Hughes county
I3O-aCre lease, section g6 township 5
north, range 10 east Seminole county
t0-acre lease, section 19 township
north, range east can Usage sl5s
PROVEN ACREAGE. must be drllioI
Give good interest for first well; also
Interest In lease with first OIL well lust
drilled iu, j. "A, Edwards Usage 81
20i Bllss Hldg
VERY fine block % acreage on good
structure for drilling contract Abso.
lutely MUST be able 20 begin operation
soon, Communicate With &, 4. John.
stou, Tupeio, Oklahoma.
Will PAY cash for fifteen to ffty bbis
on good lease. owner only strictly
confidential Quick deal n priced right,
WANT dFilii6s ~ National machine.
Can So $500 feet Flrst-class work.
, osage ease. =, o, Box 2loss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
RusincEa Service

rNtNltNG An bEtuHNtiNG 80
a. D. uuuel r.g.r hanging onI psnt.
irE Hetd,u.o % N UnspIalo. Cedar
GAIL DEtGl. 3T5Ii #I8r.r hanging and
uH0nuur Ilral.0asa vult. Ioa pflrss
CALL D"'gI .rlI HuI save money 0u
your painting eHd decorating; We guar.
rnrrrh1Hr.r Huf painter. cork ruarsu.
,,.l, samples pr,'s. reasonable. ussge
FOr tlNHIDtt"7 rNrrUuAsGEu ana
d"'"r1'... t..I Ha.ln i.I.I. All work.
r,HNslt rArGn. nni parer rooms fot
o. uui up. Painting aud csIriu,nluE
A't work guaranteed. HUEpfa tho
painter oaaTo u1a.L
G4'"1nl, .MtE{Ep rAiST . .rsu.r,'.
price 81 no gallon. Home Decorating
aIl a u0siuu.
HAVE that Wallpaper cleaned. tt roum
AMI uut demonstration free. satisfaction
r1nfHWrri or uH r1y. Phone oslEo
painting. call j W. M,athsfs Dslgs
BIS Samples brought 90 ypur home
Estlmatss chertfuuy given.
rhiNTiNg rui rarerhananr. ruaran.
ir"l. rfI.oI rrnHYuHiIp, fnHWu upurrrd.
N' up llnrrH. Usage lln9.I.
ILNN HuIN" Ini.h rgfk promptly nud
hnHlp done. Cedar losL
,,...,....,.,.s.a-...
~ trIIN'' hud uhlrr hanging ~ roH7un
rI,.g ,.',.. 5,toI h''''h''''. o.
.a...,....,.-,.,
d, NnN IH IHLANb PAINTING 60.
Fa,lnilng. paper hnnFinr and hardwood
,.W..N"t in,'e IuHll'f hhd the rlghi
MT w. Ihlfd. b7hEe f3l7.
Employment
ItIip MANTTU-MAIE Ng
f1,-rfFfltt.....t.,, - -
,,..t,1 $50. ,t,, .N" W'""'I
Wv ''."' .-
flh hAlt-ttufIHWuu. Huit. HIfr 49,
blue with neat stripe. AO w. Third
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
Personal Property
IIOTsTiIOTD 0OODs

Az UNUsJAL EAROAIS
in % suite ~ IVORY bedroom furniture.
call ~ tfnS a. Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
clean suits 81 90
OHnuo N0Ng
Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
Poultry

EOus.
FERRIS goo strain. selected White leg
morn eEgh 30 pcr 700. n. \. Evans,
route 2. 'lhouo y 90.
TUuUOuGUUWUD Rhode island oFE.
that hatch, o. fnr ~. OnFc B55i
HOLLANDS Golotu nuft Mmorcn osga
t1r soiting. nHaEo g3os, 7tI y. peori,
BARRED Rock trrs ana pulict7 Thomp.
SONS strain, Tor Halot also single. comb
Whlo lrEhofn eggs. Ferris n johnson
Hita'h ~. N"villo, WoIfN CIV. Texas
RHODE ISLAND Rod uud Hnrrtd Rock
cEra, ti,2s uor setting sjgS b. Al
PuiE s. e.. THROWN Lcshoru rggs, 10 itgb:
l.' Nt. -.O Alt. 900 $40 fHtlstnctiuu
Fgt SALE. nnodo Island Rod cgss Tor
nanEo tNNa.t $40 a. Frisco,
iATyiUNG EGGS-ur urowu Loghorns and
Mhila l'Fh'rnH, cNirh good thorough
H,t'd. sg'ung. l5o' 100. g. INA
WHITE v,buiotto cgFs tie5 for rs.
100 f,r %, Mrs. @, y. Richards. new
'II'a kan.
|TuuNpuGuuREp single cumh Rhode l.
uaHrr astHI
! WHITE ROCK ogEs 10 Tor 81, 100. so,
MIS-, Anna bclymau. route =. boN
lsa.A. Phone i.b2
TuKkENs,
luoHutGitUuEu Mammoth nronyo
turkey rlnglet barred Rock ergs Tor
sair Mrs Jonas uuuman planu,
HNUY CIIIOKS
HAuN CHICKS krru your hens LAWNS
No viii soll YOU the chicks from our
pufahrpd, ltuEN.tuHtad ana trArnoHtaI
h'nE Rocks Rods. Wyuniottos, Orpng.
iouF Nu"unaH lfEnuIuH, liu up. cir.
Cul0r walnut Ridge Hatchery butler,
ul
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
1000 Easter buunics 1000 baby chicks
v" NIde l,t Shoppr, ~ D.. sixth &C.
FOR EAaTER-puykr.. pullrts 81. layInT.
cockcrcls S. g,5 foot wlrc; posts 81.
,ufnr- snkorir,uth aud quincy
SIX WHITE HRAMAu hens and one
rooster Tor sulo. Cedar le9S, 2it W.
TWENTY youug Rrown Loghorn hens;
also l2-foot counter AiS W. First, Ce.
WASTED rhree or -four setung hens
WANTED 900 baby rabbits and as
many baby chlcha Gus Pet shop
Seeds and Nursery Stock
rHusTPRpur CABBAGE toiruto. onions
colIard plants, leading varieties. roe
NNNt goo vors 800 ,tHC. 500 81. 1000 il.T6.
postpaid, fLll counts prompt shipment.
hr1Wn.s Pant tarm. ronta, Texas
FAHMEt5 REAu.-Wo aro b10EinE orders
now Tor genuine Porto Rico sweet pn-
TOTO plnuis for shipment first haH ut|
May ut A.-5 pDr Thousand delivered
your station, special price ON lots Of
10 thousand, mail your order u nt once
ln insure shipment above date salts.
faction guaranteed or money refunded
Whitothnru tToNlg) sweet Potato Plant,
H. q, shelton, Mauagen
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Mn giyo htf Interest iu s0-acre lease IN
3b.l9-l2 Tulsa county Tor well 60 the
Wilcox SAND, rHs aud water on lease.
Guaranty nN Co, H. %. Box t95 Sand
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c,othing. shoes. hats etc. Phone O,srs
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


INVESTIGATE
Jenkins used pianos before you buy, and
save yourself money and worry,
Shonluger, walnut case, slightly
carved. full 2 is octAves, nice
condition ..t..' 't's. .''tr,,,s,s, A2l5
II ia 'octsves, nics condition =. ss7E
Chicago mahogany ease, full
size Observation-Disclosures ,tis5
iy carved, l-3 octayes; excel.
sns t%nf 'piannos ;3o6 ..,n,t -, .62SS
New grand pianos tda6 and up
J. WI JENKINS SONS MUSIC 90.
az q Main Usage 3l33-3tat
kNABE PIANO for sale In perfect ocn-
diton. Inqulre psage 30SI.
LARGE studio grand piano, good ioca.
ton rent reasonable. Usage STBl. Call
after p. m.
TULSA VIOLIN sHOP-MakinE and re-.
paITinFi full stock Of suppllesi All In.
struments repaired. 2i2A S. Main, over
Model ClothleTA
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FOU WIN-UNNTTT |-T"II N IIT-|
work call vhaHIt t.H.. f.... Sion.
tnlH speciality
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Employment
ImIr MANIIn-MAI

.II'INI H'IlIil o.
Wilson Automobile school offers special
complete ."UfsD. position guaranteed
dHv Hnd U.Fnf classes We pay train
fHTH within 900 miles.
os0ra sH ly0l Admiral Uivf.
Tulsa. okla
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Live Stock

bR sALF-une pair black mate muisf.
? years Old, extra fine, one Jersey cow
with heifcr calf one Jersey cow, one
Jersey heifOr years old. one registered
puroc SOW. = ", clark, Rod Fork.