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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14
NORWOOD
last Week,

John Jarrett has been very
sick during the past week.
NJ. and Mrs, ] A Randall
are the proud parents of new
baby girl,
MISS May Ray wenttn Spring
field last Tuesday morning and
returned in the evening.
Geo Morrell of Hartvilie was
in town Saturday.
J. W. johnson of Kansas City
came to Norwood Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Steele have
a new baby girl at their home.
Zoe Raney and son Monroe
and John scarborough went
to HartvilIe Monday.
Oscar Ridings has returned
home.
Mr.. Llrimore of Springf Id
preached at the Christian
church Sunday night,
The Christian church is har
ing aneN furnace put in.
The schoo. children had 4
vacation Thursday and Friday,
Mrs. Morgan and daughter
Z,la, went home for Thanks
giving vacation.
\ new baby has arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Richard
f. urguson.
Thele was big dinner at Fair
view school house Thanksgiving
Mrs.'Belle Hurt and daughter
Eunice Steinert of Springfield
are visiting relatives and friends
near Norwood.
Misses Neya. Lola and Gnldie
Hart. Elva and Lura Ranel
visited Stony Point school las
Friday. Freshman.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14
977,317 Missouri Voters
Took Part In General
Election.

The official returns of the
general election held Tuesday,
November Z, as compiled in the
office of Charles U. Becker,
secretary of state are:
For United States Senator
Reed tD) SOC, 264; Brewster (R),
1852, 900; Brandt, Socialist, 7,ll9;
Cox, SocialistlLabOr, $40.
Reeds plurality, 44,255.
For superintendent of schools
Lee (D), 4ss, 1888; Baker (R),
1872, 8 Lees plu rality, 6,O45
For judge of supreme court,
Division one agland (D), 52l..
500; Elder (R). ABS, l31. Rag.
land plurality, 1884.
For judge of supreme court,
Division two-W Walker (D), 5l2,
500; White (D), 495, 55S; Hayward
(R), 452,4l3; Hlgbee (R), 467.648.
Walkers plurality ever Hay.
ward, 60, 1896, Whites plurality
over Higbee, 1854.
The total vote for United
States senator was 977,316.
Only two of the propositions
voted on at the November z
election constitutions amend
ments numbers 2>and 8 were
passed, it is shown by the otfici.
al court which was completed by
the secretary of states Office.
Amendment number 2 pro.
vIdes for the striking from the
qualifications for voting the re-
quirment that a voter must be a
mule citizen of the United
States. This amendment receiv
ed 3S3, 400 votes in favor of it
and 299 ,404 against it.
Amendment number 3 pro.
vides tor maintaining the road
system from motor vehicle licel..
nse f, es after the principal and.
interest of road bonds are paid
The vote for it was 4S4,SS4 and
against it, 233,379.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14
WAYSIDE
last Week Items)

Another November has gone,
and another Thanksgiving day.
Mss Loielia Christy is sick
with the "f1', and out Of NJ n
5. this week.
Misses Eff e., Blanche aud
Anna F'indley aud Mrs. Leila
Gates attended preaching at
Ashley Saturday night
". r Gobble and wife visited
". \. Christy and wife Sunday
Afternoon.
Arthur Greenwood and Ralph
beavers went hunting Thanks.
giving.
WIZ Greenwood, Pleas poyei
and Mr.. Young are saving wood
at NDrTOOd this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison and
Mr.. aud Mrs. Snyder took
dinner at W. Il Gooble's
Mr., and Mrs. W A. Christy
and daughter, Miss L0lelia, and
Mrs. J. h. Greenwood were
Thank giving guests Of their
children, Win Greenwood and
rife.
Christian EndeavOr will meet
at the Macomb Methodist Chu
rch next Sunday night, Miss
Nellie Young, leader.
Sunday School every Sunday
at tue Macomb Baptist Church
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14
Meetings Planned
To Promote Grape
Culture in Ozarks,

A series OF grape growers
meetings have been arranged by
the agricultural department of
the St. Louis San Francisco
Railroad company to be held in
tine grape producing district of
the state, it announced by DR. D.
E. Eicher, local Frisco hortlcu.
lturalist. The meetings will be
held in conjunction with the
Missouri Fruit Experiment sta
ton at Mountain Grove.
All phases of grape growing
including preparation of soil,
cultural methods. pruning, and
trellising of vines will be discuss
ed at the meetings. The import
ance OF forming local associations
in the various producing dist.
riots for the purpose of mirket
ing the grape crops will also be
discussed.
A total of 10 towns will be
visited by the grape experts.
Those who will make the trip
are: D. E. Eicher, q. b. Michel
son and f. w. Faurot, Mr.. Faurot
is manager of the fruit expert
ment station at Mountain Grove.
There have been approximate
ly 5000, acres planted in grapes
during the past two years in the
Missouri and Arkansas grape
district. There will be about
$500 acres planted this winter,
Mr.. Eicher stated. The farm
ing land in the vicinityof Spring
field is b. tier suited FOR grapes
than anyother landin the Ozarks,
according to surveys made by
several grape experts, The land
is exceptionally well adapted for
the growing of concord grapes.
A great mount OF interest is
being taken throughout the
Ozark region in the growing of
grapes on a commercial scale.
The revised itinerary is as
follows: Srliglnan and Wash
bum, December H., Cass,ille
and Exeter, December ~; But
terteld and Purdy, December 20;
RepublicandB Billings, December,
u; Ozark and Chadwick, Dece.
%; Walnut Grove and Bots d..
Arc, January .; Galloway and
Stafford, January 3; Lebanon
and Marshteld, January 4; Rich
land and Croker, January s.;
Rolla and st. James,, January T.;
Bourbon and Leasbprg, January
9; Seymour and Fofdland, Jan.
uary 10; Ava and Mansfield.
January II; Cabool and Mount.
ain Grove, January IL
These grape meetings are be
ing conducted under the al. SIP
ices of the agricultural depart 4
ment Of the Frisco railroad in
co operation with the Missouri
Fruit Experiment station at
Mountain Grove.
|
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14

Distress after eating il due to
bad digestion Herbine helps
the digestive process, clears the
system of impurities and re
stores a feeling Of vigor and
buoy ancy of spirits. Price, 6Oc
Sold by all Dealers.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14
METHODIST CHURCH.

Preaching services Sd and 4th
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. w. A, Gray, Pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at
N45 am. j. w. Paterson, Supt.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14

Special Holiday Rate Sd SO,
Springfield Missouri Republican
or the Kansas City Journal.
Order through your local paper,
or mail to the Republican Office.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
@@
Haet Ronud

Nc .101-Passenger $50 p. N.
No.241-Local freight HIS /. Ill.
No. 103-Passeuger 9.55 am.
West Bound.
No. 102-Passenger $40 am
No. 240 Local freight 11:l5 a. u.
No. 1O4-Passenger $50 p u.
L. F. LIVINGSTON, Agent
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14
A Real Friend Each Week.
(.And Christmas Comes But
Once A Near)


When Mary Jane Smith loses
heart ar her head~and marries
the man, it's the home paper
which tells about the great ad-
venture aud supplies clippings
for her grandchildren to read.
Johnny Williams. who used to
fish with us down on CiearCreek,
may have gone away to the city
and risen 10 be head at thu
works Its only the hoHe paper
that Will Take time Ia tell the
home FOLKS about Johnny.
Tears ara shed when Grandma
Watkins passes on tohcr reward,
and many feel the Vacancy the
patient, sanity, old woman has
left. Oniy the home paper
pauSeS To toll the world where
she was born, when she married,
AMI why hermemory is sodearly
loved by the whole neighbor
hood.
Everything from A presidential
message L a pie supper report
is to be found in your weekly
newspaper. And, best of all, it's
a newSy, chatty f,iend which
drops in to see you every week
in the year, god weather and
bad, carrying The news OF what
other folks are doing and helping
make life more interesting,
You cannot well do without
your home paper, the Mirror,
nor can it do without you
Another Friend Worth Having.
Next to your home newspaper
IN interest comes a real, live.
farm paper.
Every progressive man enjoys
reading the views and opinions
of other men especially if he
snows them to be practical men
who have succetd ed and have
made money in their particular
line of farming. And especially
does-he enjoy such a farm paper
if he knows that such men are
talking about how to make money
with Dairy cows, chickens, or
hogs right here IN the OZirkS
and not Somewhere in kansas,
Iowa, or Illinois.
Such a paper published by
Ozark farmers for the men OF
the Ozarks is the Ozark Country.
man. Coming twice a month, it
carries the latest information as
to the growing of Ozark grasses,
the production ofOzarklivestock,
and all the most practical in
formation available which will
help make more money for you
on yourown farm.
A farm paper which supplies
practical information from prac
teal farmers is are. You may
secure such a paper along with
your home paper at a Special
Holiday Rate.
For a limited time only we are
Offering the Mirror and tie
Ozark COuntryman both one
year for 81 30.
If YOU will call at this Office
the next time you are in town or
UlaiI US tllt COu pm Deio"s S'C
will receive your own, home,
| weekly newspaper aud your own,
home, farm paper for one whole
| year. And since every one Is
getting ready for Christmas,
what would lake a better
Christmas PRESENT.
Editor the Mansfield Mirror,
Enclosed please lind $l.5O for q
years subscription to the MIR.
or and the Ozark Countryman.
Post Office ....... ....'...
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Distress after eating il due to
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14
PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH.

Preaching every End Sunday.
Rev. A, S. Humphrey, Pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at
rs .. 10. g. W. Freeman, Supt..
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14
For Gray. Streaked, Fad
ed and Worried Hair

4 pleasant. sale, effective prepare
tion,has been used by thousands
gives wonderful results-obtain a bottle
at any drug or toilet counter OF the ia
nous Delays French Hair Tonic for
sl.O, or direct, prepaid, from DeLacy
Chemical Co., st. Louis, Mo. viii not
dlsappoint you-will restore evenly and
gradually the gray and streaked hair to
ito former natural beauty and charm.
Also destroys dandruff- stops hair
from falling ia and will keep you
looking Young. Sold by all dealers
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14
OZARK SOUTHERN
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday school every Sunday al
o:45 a. m. WI. Matthews, Supt
Preaching Let and Bird Sundays.
Rev. +. l.. Kelley, Pastor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Bible school at 9:45 n. N. every Sun.
aay. d. II. Kay, Superintendent.
/. Preaching every second Sunday.
Rev. Oscar Wright, Pastor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-12-14
Mansfield Chamber of
Commerce

Meets every Is. Thursday
night in each month. Board OF
Governors meet Bird Thu. night
Odd Fellows Hall.
ORAL. Clark, President.
Oliver B. Davis, Secretary.
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good i"' Hl"''. II' '''N.""" ".....-
TWO kbON fraW,. llIHIni'I 'ub unIh.'h
on south front lgl 40, nI"'N o. hr"I.N
addition. iLioo, hloo ''ah, @Hn'' 'l'
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TWENTY THREE DlNbNI'WS
....
SEVENTEEN TWO STORY llOtSLA
"" ran accommodate YOU ON a good nome
and ggoI terms. ,....,,,....,. ,..,
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eco iowa lluE.
Cedar .tlW
$500 ,Asu puts Suu.lu pusBoFaou ot u
dandy utur home In irving place, cor.
ugr iot rrico only tlboo. can Cedar
au'n.
9,uu. rAau and gtn month. llst.,r now
room bungalow. Iigh Irtlug rluco Zoe
cation. or pavement. oak zoos. buuk
muutoi very lntrr closets yirlrH. might
ronsrdr, iot In tradc pri.o Z. 600 W
iionrv oHego bool. Codtr .fi,
81 0oU t'AHiI bu,a fouui bungalow On
rcrrncc drVc. frIctiy. modem n every
d.tpu bpIYp,s tp ruIt H,ul.atuu In.
t,rtptert 90 suI uoLtuaou uldp OanEo
atsg cedar atlq
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rtis l,,st,I ,n IA nice nIrh lot. paVIug
,ui sr,.gf,,,. In ,Iusa tr "a pYnI SCHOOL
sub ,,r urr and nnly "a blocks from
tlc hrgri uf tho city No,ur la no.
iryiuT lrt uH show WON TINS UIupsrtg.
rsII Dasre tqa. Cedar 4sU ul OmE,
tJ7' r.
| 1900 CAsu lu,s . noaulitm mmd move
s,5o n'', ora,ynod yn ,o,I, nu ',i,,augbo,t won
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yrn,ns. bniit I'M fs,iiraa g,rnga az,
: ,iE,rvsv ri,go tn srhnni and tranppor
tuiiou. Monthly pnyiucnts only 800. 4
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Property FOR Exchange

HAVE an Al diamond, IT,, carat gents
ring and some cash for good touring car
VIM. Finch. W. G. Norris Motor Sales
CO.. TOl S. Main.
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Real Estate for Sale

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-14
Personal Property
lInrsIHnIn Gnnns

.-,-7-TRNFT Furniture company buys and
=" ssrond hand furniture; repair work
speciality; when wanting real service
IN setting up or repalrlhs stoves oall
i., and furious. Cedar 1921, i12i w.
square deal to all.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-14

LIsrEN--We uoeJ $1,000 cash. will set
dandy 3 room, up-tu.inte bungalow, near
Fifteenth aud quincy Tor $4,000, Call
Usage s3 or 90.
MORNINGsiDE - TWo-story rcsidenco,
large living room. sleeping porch, bronk-
fast room, recess bath tub, largo base.
mcut. furnace, laundry trays, plaHtorod
garage. modern furnished servant guar
tors with bath. &lib00, terms. w j,
Henry, OHAgc 1o6l. ccdar bGl.
MUST SELL EiEht-room, modern, house
built FOR home, built-iu features. large
high lOt on pavement. good location.
only ib,000 cnHy terms. osaCe aIOl- R.
NOTICE 10 real estate men, our property
~ 73O g. Peoria In OF the market II,
W Smith & Flay Smith,
OWNER moving east, offers Tor first time.
complete and beautiful Broom home,
east front. on Madison near Fifteenth,
40. foot front, 2-Car garage ana servant
quarters soft-WHtcr CiHtern, basement
and combination furnace. perfect condi.
ZION 52G-E World.
OWNEH LEAVING-WlI.L SACRIFICE
SlR-toum bungalow with basement ana
garage. ono ~ the pest locations on
north side. oak floors, built-in features.
breakfast room, iu fact, attractive ana
modern ln every respect, Price reduced
from 5000 10 tC.kUO. n interested. call
OHago 1919 on residence Usage 1901
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-14

,lF.urf NE repairing. refinishing up-
.I..l.IrE cuamellng, fancy decorating
Iur..at quality work Ht prices within
Phone Osago d3G. Tulsa Fur
vH..a Repair shop
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Personal Property

WANTED-To buy good team Of horses
and harness Cal at 9i6 S. Maybollo.
WANTED 10 buy good Second d-haud farm
WAGON. Usage 6S2; 5a3 s. Lansing.
WANrEb-Stills, storage tanks. all sizes:
soud details including specification
age. price. Nubey Tank Works g512
$ Robey 81, chicago. H.
WANTED 10 buy or rent am oieCiTic shoe
outfit and % cleaning and pressing out
m, 1u2t9 : Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-14

,e..I6 with fuIl-size mattress aud
D.... furniture for sale. Phone Cedar
gUuF4v only.
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Real Estate for Rent
WNNrtD-ro RENT


pI r r D.,
Ncal Estate Tor Kent
W\~rtp-ro EtNr ~
WANTED Co. ',ni h.f"U'n. m"1rrn' un
,"' ",Tu'n "gI,N '' '"'"" "'"''' '''''
''. 's'h' 20
WANTED .Iu I,ut hN NuuI D. o ur q.
room, furnished house. preferably on
south side. INuue usore 2alt.J
WANTED To r,ni completely ana nicely
furnished Groom apartment CO.. small
modern house 'n south purt NJ town
Give iulI d,a'rrinu uul price. het.
crcuc,S exchanged. Address 3to.l
World.
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Neal LotdtS TOT Odle
ACuEN,r ron SNtU ay
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uud all lNcstoci, ON a. ON some terms
4. Is. g.. Sh''i M'i'' CO.. 'H's' A'N'. ..
FuH SALE BN oWNEH At % bargain.
l2O acres, ono miio west ut Alsuma one
hnII mu, rHl'd L9"u. seven niI's H,s1'
kiuson rulsa route :. ON Norh Peoria
FOR SALU.N choico acre OF good soil
"
he handled Tor $3.50 cash. and so per
month. This is - splendid value. rur.
chase puc" only 81 100. tnI! osnEo
7172 II.
ONE-AtHE TRACT M Maryland Gardens,
s. 900. $500 cash, balance f25 per month.
This place has a good 2-room house
Bnd basement and other improvements
on g. patterson Lee Realty Co. -lO
h'h.ns'n Hllga ''s"E' ."' -.
SENES AND DNE-BAlF acres ~ good
Hoil ON main road. acres under hog
wire fence. Gear garage. servant guar
ters good wei 5000. 1900 down, bal.
Bncc good tcrms VIII consider Fora or
Dodge car Call owner Osago tg2 OF
Usage 15i2 n.
2ls ACHEs-CIosc In. south side. bargain.
A1,UI. a., ,-u g-,t1,,r sUIrU,id i'm.
proycmcuta $50 monthly royalty, near
paved road $40 per ocrc. Usage oG77.
- -.
BuSiNESs PROPERTY 81
$50 MONTHLY Income. ou property
priced al g. 500. owner. brady, SOC =,
\ Lewis Must sell nj once.
oI.r ~ IIry MAJ tsTITr SiN
- : " :. -.
f1h SAIL flN'-I'"ln' u"u,Ih ,,n'u',
hlkh lp,HN9n. on pavement i.nH'
".n rI'hh it"Hs'y' l'l' W. M"'n' '''-
luHNl ". 'hl'
,,,,..,,,.. 80, .,, ~
h'iNEN tbh NNib -
A FtVE.RROM modern house and garage.
cash for equity. Prico ti750. Plitcr-
son Lee he"Ity 20, 'I9 hob'hs'h blpb'
--E DsHEe nUSu, Ltalu'i',' o ~, ',-------.-----.-
- -. ~
A WELL BUILT FlNE-ROOM bunga
low good location, with al Couven-
lcnccs. You viii he pleased N you see
u. The price N NGuuu. easy terms.
EXCHANGE TRUST co.
Real Estate Dept. Usage 300.
WDNbEUFII VALUE
House and lot Tor the price Of the lot
purchnso price only $1,000. ON the nav
ing, close 10 good school Utnoy and
car service. $500 down. ana $40 per
month viii handle this property. Gnil
Usage 6ss ana residence Cedar $50 ana
bshg" ill' ".
ARE YOU In the market for a home
Listen to this East front 6.room
bungalow, breakfast room, hardwood
floors ihroughoni best OF decofat IONS
and fixtures, nice mHntel go"d base.
menL dandy front porch. garage and
driveway fuli-si2o lot, oNtra good IN.
cation, cheap paving, close to trnnSpor-
tatIDu. For $4,000. can NJ. W. Turner.
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Frs.TrIRE I'm 6-room duplex, furnished
!, tea families including Si35 Colum-
ta era afouola, $500 cash. 1897 8. De-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-14

IksPERIEs. shades and RODS, priced
rsIt Made right. Old ehades re-
,.A Usage 9lgls
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BARGAIN

naauIful 7Toou. bungalow ON core
nor I0t. 100Kli0, Nroa nice soop-
INK rooms 0aE floors basement,
furnace heat. 2-car gHraR", rrr-
want quarters. Price Toducad from
EJ50o 10 1880 for quick sale,
South side. close in dandy broom
bungalow, garage, oah floors at
rari'e decorations, only 10000.
terms
South Boulder, close in 1oroom
house, Z.cHr garage, modern aor-
want quarters. on iu'rs.zD lgI Price
reduced from $4,000 90 $4,000.
iur Fliok sale. II interested in
good h0Wc or vacant lot OF q bar
gain call p. j. RDszeI. Usage
Jl7l or enc.
CLOSE IN-soutn Hostou, 7-Toom, =
story. three uautelH. buHi-Nu features.
basement garago ana modern servant
QuHrtGrs; one block from Packard Motor
company Price fl25oo. on terms lot
alone worth almost entire prre, can
GAIL and see this. close In, south sifo,
barEalni east front, six rooms, two
hhlHs and two car garage, garages nov
rented for go each; good home and o.
wonderful opportunity 10 rent part oi
the house ana 'Carry tho payments
Paving almost paid out beaHlful lot
with shade trees and within 10 blocks
uf the business section. 81 300. with
cedar asa
DIAMONDS. AUTO. pAFER
As first payment, nifty. new 4-r01n bun-
gslow, bathroom, closet. pantry, back
porch screened. walls decorated. wood
work vanished, gas, electricity phone.
well, water close, can have city water,
two blocks paving, car college, dandy
home, Lets you In cheap Improvement
value cell for more IN Il year Price
$500. Bullt not thrown Up ana night
70 line o. improvement. owner as
D. Cary Kendall
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s,,t-TOUNSTON Tor window shades -
NH,"sssre. Phone Usage bOOI. 720 w.
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IINTs M NrNI.IMENTs

tiNIN NNp NfAEIhtNiN 20
] NICELY ARRANGED a.fuum apartment.
with 1II Wul'fu features. $40 monthly.
owen apartment Phone Usage 7IIJ or
Usage 8urH-I.
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Flr 5NLE--rour rooms Of pract tically
.rr A bargain. 1901 S. Troost.
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r5wa9s FgRNdITuE5SSo y c9 caIrIss !l,ss,,!
~ cincinnati, Osage 3006.
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wNNTED-To RENr

FURNISHED bungalow must have three
bedrooms and be Well furnished for
family of three adults, viii take for
two months 10 year, best u local
references, Usage 4iis.
WANT 10 lease nrst-class. unfurnished
home Of 10 rooms, including sun pari0r
and sun porch; available IN MaT'e ridge
or south end, Usage b227
WANT no RENT Improved acreage prop
er'y, near Tulsa. cash rent. Usage
Z97T,
WANTED no RENT-GOod Furnished
home south side preferred. Don't call
unless fIrst-clGss, very best references.
cedar So.
WANTED 10 RENT-By couple with Two
small children, or 4-room modern
house; rent must be reasonable, Usage
CIa3-H,
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VACANT

VACANT
DUruTT- high oast-front lot.
rfuI. shade This i9 a genuine
bargain at $3.50. $500 cash.
KENDALL COLLEGE-Very fine
modern corner lot, on pavement;
ample room 20 build two houses,
THIS is "A pickup at Sl,05O.
COLLEGE VIEW-on East sixth
street, fine modern lot, $1,000.
500 cash, balance monthly.
BUNGALOW Dandy south
fronti lot surrounded hy now
homes. A bargain al 1880.
EAST HIGHLAND-Finc Icvol overs
sized l1t, $3.50. 500 cash.
OVERLOOK PARE-Dardy corner
owned hy nonresident Price 5000.
Ia y terms
/ For Appointment call Mr.. LauFs
N.th
+. G.. CUNNINGHAM
gI3-l5 Palace Bldg
! Usage 4G7O cedar ly22
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WANTED 10 buy 4.ho'c ras stove with
lower oven, Ia good condition. Call
Usage 37i6.
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rgr ,IE-FNe rooms Of furniture, all
.. fHe piece. house may be rented.
,rr.. i1 responsible people. 1885 s.
ogfu.. Usage 67lb.
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TTtr ROOMS first-class furniture two
raams rented almost pay rent. viii not
sH H. piece, location close in 1923 e.
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION o. Florence
uparimontN Just being completed and
ready for occupancy. with al modern
arrangements. corner Twelfth and III.
gin Phone Cedar 1000.