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Askov American., 1922-08-03
352,oeo MOTOR CARS
LICENSED IN STATE
Minnesota Motor Vehicle Rexi-
stration Show Big Increase
Tax Dodger Drive Win
Continue.

Taxes on 10000 more motor
vehicles to date this year have
increased receipts by $3.50. 900
over the full 1921 total but the
tax enforcement campaign is to
go on until every Stacker has
been rounded up, says the state
highway department bulletin
this week.
Charles M. Babcock, state high
way commissioner, said nearly
$50 engineers and other field men
of the department will continue
to prosecute unlicensed car cases
in addition to carrying on their
regular duties. The announce
ment followed a report from
Mike Holm. secretary of state, of
1922 motor vehicle. registration
totals to Aug. l of about 316.O 900
passenger cars, $1,000 trucks,
$500 motorcycles and 800 trail
er. This is a gain of about 20,-
600 for the seven months over
the complete 1921 figure and
many new applications are being
made.
The enforcement campaign
now going on through the regu-
lar employees of the highway
department has listed more than
200 unlicensed cars and brought
more than 700 prosecutions with
fines in the majority of cases. A
large number of cars are being
recorded for sheriffs' sales pro
vided the taxes remain unpaid
Receipts are put on the trunk
highways as fast as they come ir
and the construction and OtheI
improvement programs are ad
vancing accordingly. Current
trunk highway funds this yea1
include $6,l75,OO0 of auto taxes
and $500. 900 of federal aid, sa,
official statements. The $7,675.
600 total is compared to the an
nual $1O,OOO,O0O average expect
ed for the so-called Babcock road
under Amendment No. l, and Il
nearly S2O,OOO,OOO provided thi
year for local county and tow
road work.
Askov American., 1922-08-03
BETTER THAN AVERAGE CROPS
Reports From State Grain Centers
Show Conditions Good.

st. Paul-Blackrust has appeared In
the spring wheat belt in the last week,
but the impression prevails that
neither the yield or the quality will
be affected materially. for the reason
that wheat is too far advanced.
Spring wheat at Morris is being cut;
no damage by rust; estimated aver
age yield of 10 bushels. Cutting OF
rye, oats and barley is in full swing.
Favorable growing weather and corn
is in excellent condition.
At Willmar the wheat is nearly all
cut. There has been some red rust
and slight black rust, but 1t came TOO
late to do any serious damage. Wheat
should average about Is or Is bushels
Corn in best condition for many years
but needs rain.
Near Crookston the crop condition
promise a good average; nothing has
taken place to destroy or injure the
grain. Rye is all cut. and early sown
oats are being harvested. There Is
little red rust, but not much damage
Potatoes are growing nicely.
Askov American., 1922-08-03
Birch Greek

Nels Liljedahl and family cal
led at Johnsons Friday evening.
Alvina Liljedahl left last
Thursday for Duluth where she
is to resume her duties.
The spur 225 ball team plays
the Denham team on home
grounds next Sunday. Lets go!
and see a good game.
The picnic held at Sturgeon
Lake Sunday from the money
received through charivaries,
was greatly enjoyed by all.
Herbert Johnson, H arc d
Stoke and Rudolph and Simon
Simpson left for North Dakota
Wednesday to work in the har-
vest fields.
Emil Anderson, Mabel Strom
and John and Hannah Peterson
were fishing in Sandy lake Sun
day. They reported an extreme
ly good catch, as well as an
exceptional good time.
The creamery picnic held II
Denham Tuesday was a great
success. Everyone reported
pleasant time, as well as recelv
ing many helpful ideas from th'
speakers. In the Afternoon
there was a tug-of-war betweer
the single and married men, tht
married men winning and re
ceiving each a pound OF home
made creamery butter as a prize
Askov American., 1922-08-03
MORTGAGE roREcLosURE SALE


Default having been made IN the
dred Thirty four and se-io0 dollars.
which II claimed to be due ana IL due ut
date Of thts notice upon certain Mort
gage. duly executed and delivered By
L. G. redersen and Ans Haus Pciers
sen, hts wife. mortgagcrx, to Jacob
Hvoslef. mortgaSce. bearing date the
18th day Of May. 1917. and with =
power Of sale therein contained. duly
recorded In the office Of the Register
OF Deeds In and for the County of
Pine and state OF MinnesotA. ON the
ssth day OF May. 1917, at I o'cicck r,
NJ. In Book 10 OF Mortgages. on pare
5ss.
Which said Mortgage. together with
tho debt secured thereby. II sttli held
and owned by said Mortgages.
Now. Therefore. Notice h usereAy
(savea. That by virtue of tho power OF
sale contained In said Mortgage. and
pursuant to the statute In such case
made and provided. the satd Mortgags
viii he foreclosed ny q sale OF ths
premises described In and conveyed b.
said Mortgage. viz: The East half o,
the Northeast quarter OF section Five
In Township Forty-three Of Rangs
Nineteen. in Pine County and state ol
Minnesota. with the hersditaments and
appurtenanccs; which sale will bt
made BY the Sheriff OF said Pine Coun
~. at the front door OF the Cour'
House. In the villaGe Of Pine CITY. Il
said County and state. on tho Ffftl
day Of September. 1s1a. at : oclocl
p. N. Of that day. at public vendue I,
the highest bidder for cash. to pa,
s~id debt Of Eleven hundred thirty
four and s0-lOo dollars and interest
and the taxes, u any. on said prem
ises. and Fifty Dollars. Attorney
Fees. m stipulated in and by sal,
Mortgage In case OF foreclosure. IN,
the disbursements allowed By law. sub
tect TO redemption At any time withil
ono year from tho day Of sale. as pro
vided BY law.
| Dated July 18th. A. d. 1894.
Jacob Hvosie
MortgsSet
Michael b. Hurley.
Mortgages Attorney.
Pine City. Minnesota.
tJuly ao-Aug. az
Askov American., 1922-08-03
STRIKE END SEEMS CERTAIN
Miner Chief Believes Joint Wage Con.
ference Will BE Called Shortly.

Philadelphia, Pa.-John L. Lewis,
president of the United Mine Work
ers, remained in Philadelphia after his
two days conference with the district
presidents OF the union from western
pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana.
He declared that he had every rea.
son to believe a Joint conference Of
the Central Competitive field would be
arranged within a few days and that
II would bring the soft coal strike to
an end.
representatives of anthracite opera.
tors have accepted an invitation to
meet the mayors Of the six principal
cities OF the hard coal field in Phila-
deiphia to discuss the city executives
plan for a settlement OF the strike.
Askov American., 1922-08-03
Strike Settlement Assured.

Chicago. Ill.-Peace terms already
have been accepted in the countrywide
railway strike and formal ratification
has been assured through President
Harding's efforts, it was asserted oy
men in close official touch with the
situation. 1t was asserted that all
that now remains before the strike
passes into history was the formal in
dorsement OF settlement by the rail-
vay executives soon to meet in New
York and by the strike leaders, VINO
will convene in Chicago at the same
hour.
Askov American., 1922-08-03
why People Bay Rst-Snap ia Prefer
euce to Rat Poison.

n) RAT-SNAP absolutely kills
rats and mice. (2) What 1t doesn't
kill II scares away. (3) Rats killed
with RAT-SNAP leave no smell. they
dry up inside. a. Made in cakes.
no mixing with other food. (5) Cats
or dou won't touch It. Three sises.
3sc. CSC. H.1s. Sold and guaranteed
BY Askov Drug 4 Variety Store Dx-
elusive.
Askov American., 1922-08-03
FORCE OF HABIT

81 would love, if I dared" said
the enthralled young man to the fair
sx-telephone operator, "to press some
kisses upon those ruby lips"
"Yes?" she said abstractedly.
Number, please. Science and In
yentiOn.
Askov American., 1922-08-03

Minneapolis-Two small boys VINO
wandered away from . picnic on the
east shore Of Lake Nokomis to 90 wad-
ing we're drowned . few feet from the
shore. There were no witnesses. out
the bodies were found in about sH
feet OF water. Apparently one child
had tried to save the other. - the
hodies were clasped tight in death.
Askov American., 1922-08-03

Can you conceive Of : cheaper
way Of selling your COW or horse
than BY spending ! quarter Or
% on "a American Want Ad.
Read the Axls-n Pays.
Askov American., 1922-08-03

Your ideas and inventions are worth
money IL developed. We buy patents
and ideas outright, or on royalty; pr.
feet and bring before the public. II
YOU have some good ideas or tnven-
tions, communicate with Robertson-
Holmes Company, 30 South 10th Se.'
Observation-Disclosures.
Askov American., 1922-08-03
nsaeiten Miners Ready for peaee.

-eiton, Pa.-Anthracite miners
prepared either to continue the
~0sent status for an indefinite period
VI are ready to enter into conference
nrss as towards settlement based on
to,. - suggested to the opera
% ana President Harding. Thomas
.c.,A ,sanedy. chairmaa OF the union
'cals committee. said.
Askov American., 1922-08-03

u. 5. Coal Hattonin0 oS0i"s'
Washington-The government wiz
assume the duties OF gigantic middle
man passing coal from the producing
mines to the industries and localities
which, in the eyes OF the government
need II most.
Askov American., 1922-08-03

w. S'tltteN Daily cooN.
:, ".aninstor-The railroad strike ND
m,n,"e mas cost approximately 255
.-. . ooilars. or @1o.ooo, go . day.
-. s.at'sticiaAs o. railroad mat
= .tate. The cost to the public
. e'timated 1t $50 millioa dollars.
Askov American., 1922-08-03
r. o... oi, Land squatters.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Secretary OF
the Navy Theodore Roosevelt ordered
= detachment Of marines sent to the
reapot Dome naval oil reserve. ~
miles west OF Casper. Wyo.. to oust
oil sQuatters.
Askov American., 1922-08-03

=, "0ra Dies - oporotIon.
~ sol-Rakard Hurd. director of
department Of nines and natural
.ss...s o! the Minnesota Tax CON-
-,-.s ana an authority on Iron ore
P," oied IN his summer home at
Askov American., 1922-08-03

Hot0 voV UA"s0ss
Havana-Acting American Consul
Euxsne Iowa, kidnaped and held Tor
ransom BY bandits. was found IN tne
rrocha mountains By rural guards
hleedins to death from seven knife
stabs.
Askov American., 1922-08-03
TALKED AND TALKED

Flubb-My wife u sensible
woman.
Dubb-So You escaped buying her
/. new fur coat this season, shs-
New York Sun.
Askov American., 1922-08-03

American Want Ads are only
lc per word per insertion. Big
result getters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-15

TO TFADE-4o acres four miles from
town VIII trade for city property: $3.50
an Arrn. lnSILa RrnmlEs Co Nanra na-.
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FOR SALE OR TRApE-SpIendid broom
bungalow basement and garage, cloEc
M south side. VIII trade for acreaEc
or lots, 50 500. Leslie Brooks Co. Usage
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-By owner. 60
acres. close in. trade for Tulsa income
property or good residence; this trac,
blocks we'll into acreage tracts. tracts
sI around are sold for $500 per acre
Celi Osags 4tsC-J.
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ToR SALE OR EXCHANGE

DIAMOND ring TO trade for Ford road
ster with starter. Call 2202 T.. Second
after 4 %. M
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Sauo CASH BaAaucg monthly. buys geod
t.rooW modern bungalow, sputheRHt
part clilS would onnalder isht car. E
'f rrelt, 2i3 Bliss Dldg, Usage a.
or GB
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Real Estate for Rent
MOIsEs II-RNIslIEI

HOl SIS FURNISHED -
FOR RENT Modern 6-room, furnished
house az 5oi s, Guthrie. Cedar 5S67 or
Usage Gl46.
FOR RENT OR LEASE--sls room fur
n.abed bungalow. close In ON South
Cheyenne! price $3.50 per month. Blair
b7u4 phone Usage 1879.
FOR RENT Five-room. furnished house
and garage. 1927 $ Main. Call Osage
90 oI oaage 2lsg
FIVE EOOM HDUsE-suulh side. waiB
ing Nls'nn"" nsaRo G022-R.
III RNISHED-A Modern 3-room uupiez can
0sarg 8l25-j,
FOR RENT-CompleteIy furnished bungs-
low OF rooms and airplaue sleeping
porch, on the paving close TO Kendall
college. garage and servants quarters
rent $50. can suliiyan, Usage 800.
MOTHER and daughter viii share 6-room
modern bungalow with couple, gI0t Il
FEth Columbia.
MAYHELIE, s., l25--Three- room fur
nlsh"d house. private bath $40 per
inHhlu.
SIXTH. r., Ai4-NiceIy fuuishcd ..
room bungalow, sleeping porch, good
water best transportation, ON pavement
close 70 school, sd5.
WILL SHARE my house with or la
dies or man and wife. moderate charges.
Mrs VI Aurandt OsaEe 39s2
OFFICES AND DESK ROOM 10
ATTRACTIVE OFFICES fbr rent. In
Tuloma building, corner Second and
cheyenne: all outside rooms; 24-hour
elevator service: desirable suite OF two
large front offices single office com
pletely furnished; phone Usage $500 or
call a. room 204 Tulome Hldg
DESIRABLE office rooms for rent In
Iowa building. See tulsa Security Co,
23i Iowa Bldg
FURNISHED office FOR rent. Call 1 TO
p. NJ. $40 Robinson Bldg.
FOR RENT--Five large. office rooms in
g G. Cole building, Fifth and South
Boston. second floor; an rooms con-
nggted ,,gi stsaIa heat; 5000 j3ntoT s9ryios; q
cole 2lo Cofc Bldg. Phone OsaGe I2i.
NOTICE, professional MEN.
OFFICE APARTMENTS.
Internrbsn Bdg, Fourth and BOULDER.
e247.
OFFICE ROOMS Tor rent. / nave three
y large rooms for rent IN the wright
Bldg. with accommodation OF reception
room, excellent accommodation, fire
proof building. Apply 2os Wright Bdg.
VIII rent one or all, Phone Cedar $3.50
or Usage 2t41.
ONL front and one side office FOR rent;
IN Castle building. IA ". Third; rent
cheaJp good service Usage l18.
SPACE IN large exceptionally light Of
Gce, south exposure, phone and stenoE
rapher optional, or would share desk
500 Mayo Bldg. Cedar G55l.
TWO very desirable office rooms, reason
able rent first class ianitor and 'ee-
vator service Atco hu,ldlnf 0sage Coz.
WELL-LlGHTEp front Office for rent in
World building reasonable rent, first
Clas4 5anitor ScrviCei central location.
Apply business office, World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-15

TRADE for good ear, 10 acres on pave
road Box rs. Owasso. okla.
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Personal Property
uOTsFHOID GOODS

NEW ELECTRIC heater cedar i52i-J.
SgW RUGs-SxtO oongoleum. So 6xs,
y1s0. zine velvet and Administer rugs,
trf price ia n, Boston. OsaEe 26Ua,
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$50 CASn balance lli,c rent VIII put you
iu Immediate posscssion ~ a brand new
bungalow OF good construction and iu
good location, five good rooms ana
brcekfnst room, oaI floors. tlrrpla"r,
basement. garage. Kitchen cabinet, mod
s7FG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-15

500 CASH aud balance likr rent, south
cast aide beautiful new bungalow, six
rooms Including fan front living room
nnd breakfast rnoil, artistic mantyl oak
fuorH built.ln cabinet WIN fiber stone
drbiu. basement equipped for Laundry,
ruughed-iu Tor furnace, garage aud
drive beautiful high lot; one nf the
incest new residence districts " the
nv urlnn 81 900. CmI NnhAr laAN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-15

$3.50 CASH viii put you In possession OF
brand new bungalow Tor Christmas; has
five good rooms. oak floors. attractive
brick fireplace. hult-in hltohru cabinet,
fiber drain board modern 10 the minute
"a bargain at &4.S0O with monthly terms
Ike rent; cNso to transportation and
arhUul tFHue 17HI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-15

FARM HOMES BUSINESS PROPERTY
EXCHANGED AND SOLD
- Properties of Merit Will get results
SEE r. n. WORD s2l LYNCH BLDG
teuAt Eua3, Tulsa, Okla. Usage 7595
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HOINEs TIRNINHEU n
FOR RENT Modern. G-roum. furnished
house at 5o4 8, Guthrie. Cedar $500 or
Usage Gl46
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Real Estate for Rent
FLATS FURNISHED
GOTHAM APARTMENTS

CORNER DENVER AND FAIRvIEw
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-15

ENcHANGE-Modern e-room dupis1 FOR
s. Co. cedar .Ggl
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AINNTM ENI = RrICk hUIIdInr. roVpn
rooms on each floor; best and finest IN
town, facing east on owen Park. SOC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-15

- Hoi NhN FOX MALE ~
EAST SIDE. FfNc.luuu Iuodnru house
corner lot price $4,000 $3.50 cash ana
good car aS first payment. a. Bynun
mag, Usage 7Na0. smith & SnnderfcT
- Byuum mag
EIGHT ROOM duplex corner lot. pavins
HpIcudid income property $1,000 cash.
removable terms on remainder Call
Usage 692, Cedar ESQ, Cedar 42S K.
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vAcANr LOTS

VACANT LOTS
i50O--t51iGs feet. North Cheyenne
sp00--i3xles feet, North chey ysuns.
sl.tOo--t7xlss feet. North Cheyenne
81 2o0--5oSiss feet. North Cheyenne
81 sb0--Dandy so-fuot lot lG5 feet dsep,
Ddgswood Place addition.
81 .7OO--Cotner lot. North Denver ko1l4J
feet.
ti.700~-s5xt95 feet on EdEewood drives
partly shaded with oak trees
ss,700~-5oxifO feet. South Galveston
t3sOa-Corner let. Sunset Park 10 foot
frontage, il2 feot wide at the rear
So. 6.0oo--l4ox1to feet, corner lot, Sunset
Park.
BLAIR BROS, Realtors
Ibilecs Buiidlhg Cedar 3S0--Osage 1879
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100 ACRES In Montgomery county. = Al
Kansas Improved. for trade Tor vacant
lot. Dal OsaEo 7oS3. 2iSa W First.
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Real Estate for Rent

ATTRACTIVE. close in, steam heated.
hlgh-class apartment, references re-
quired, Apply lO2 Plaza court, Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-15

MODERN 4-room, in-a-dor bad, huilf
I'm cabinet electricity. gas ana watoi
paid No. 4 S. Trenton
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Property for Exchange

ron ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
not sRADH,-l92O 5-passenEer Psige.
pletsit, ven ven over 200 miles since com,
o- laf oEerHauled; trade for good notes
"a ~ MODEL. MORN7,1 - -----
10 he toI city real estate. docs nof ha,.c
luortes5f'ip 9yed Will also trade for f'rst
hsye s5ytihilaper ihilper on real estate. II You
See W. q Nos % trade come 20 see ~.
seooas. usrve ,son Motor Sales ce., 2-s /,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-15

FVH aNIE or Irad9, well lmpr0ved
Arkansas farm. 149 scros IN Madison
county Write BOX 54s5. care worId.
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HOUSES FcR RENT

A GROOM DUPLEX nj 1850 = Admiral
BEST FOR MO%EY-l4ni : Rnckfora
modern five rooms. screened porch,
pantry; close 20 school, churches and
CIR Mne NlaRa AqlA-I
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WILL IkhDE-New 3-roOm house, one
acre Of ground, near SprinEdale school
FOR vacant lot or acreage. Phone Usage
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HAVE NICE BROOM mouse on norin eiao
% trade. VIII take lot OF car. balance
S25 month Usage e5G6
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CHIcKEN RANCh

The best location ia Tulsa county for
chicken ranch ana truck garden 3
acres one block from paved road .
acres uf this rich bottom land. 3-ronm
house. chicken house. small barn. Price
$4,000; terms, half cash. balance easy.
See D. G. Rose. 404 Mayo MAG
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ExcHANGF-REaL ESTATE

ENCHANgF-REa ESTATE ~
FAM - :,
IxCtfA ,,,ii1!,rES mn y TN ~ sd,1 lhOtHhIA
SEE r n. WORD. ~ IyNGu nIDc
Cedar aG34 Tu'sa. bkla. ossys 9tat
vXCI5AN,f,ys 49,
3 Co cedar Ge2i '''''''''' "'''s'
FOR SALE OR TRADE-By owneT 60
acres close ip trade for tulsa income
property or good residence; this frsc,
biocks we'll into acreage tracts; tracts
~ aInhna are sold for $500 per acre.
SeI O5ase 4t5G-J.
FOR SALE or trade We'll ir7,rr-,-s,,1
Arkansas ,arr, ia We" ',n,pr9yeu
county Write BOX 54s5 care WorId.
FOR ENCHANGT--,-7- ,---, a. 10
acre Improved f,rrra. rtr. ,'-t
want autonobIIs nv Tuls, rroo..,. GO
cedar a. ask F,r NJ 90. rupert " Ce'i
HAVE NT,;ls ,,1,,=,,, -
M =. 4@lDH @-k'pM mouse on north side
s@as ',luei w take I9t OF car balance
-,l..ltn osote VOWS.
ONE GROOM residence and one 2-rooIp
with Two lots. price 81. 500: clear: To-
exchange for new Cadillac sedan or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-15

ONE GROOM residence and one Groom
with Two lots. price 81 500; clear: To-
exchange for new Cadillac sedan or
Packard and nay difference See IT, j.
Grey. court house Usage S0Is or Usage
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Iul.sIgs corner iot aH fenced. tlQ0
cash, balance c1sy. o. BynIm ulde
taugr 1850
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IHUU -
Illu
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Real Estate for Sale
NS"' '-a'o'e iO' 1e'ie
ACREAGE toH SALE ~
CHOICE 2l o and lo-ucrc tracts. close
I'm on Broken ARROW paved rUBd, very
productive soil. good water native
lhe pest ana rh'apcst tracts near Iu!aa
,bS., my % ',,c,"s ,as' ,i,,n Is ",
s5gs r nov PT, I9sn J,r,,,1 "'J,'r,' HE
,,iI1,7,,,S, p.N1,,,------ -
.rt. No.. -, ~ '''t 'Ht', -, ,.,,,, ,,
chicken ramon and truck Eardcn;
acres one bIo,l, nam p5yed raad. 3
acres Of ms rirh b"ttou land. s.roo,i
Soc d, G. Rose 464 Mayo nids
FOR SAIE-120 acroy aouth OF town al
only SIS an ncrc. Terms. good propo-
Sitiou' leslie brooke 90. Usage og73
FINE l, AChESn-close in' on Lewis road
furrish he s'te Tor so,,s one ,n bgiid
"a nice bnrp, VTtI f,ltu rnortVupa Ia,
s.Cnrifr. Your opparnu,ity Phone
ST.
,,,.,- ,,,,,... ,-..., i,,,. ,...,,
oNht i"o more b-ttff Ibcis i'll' WI
trade one or hoth for tiiy renting prop
eI,y.r,, Iaitrrfnn hC2ily go -|' R""'n-
son hHs- oshRr hp9V- ~ ~. .---
TWENTY ACRES rttrberg county, S26U
cash; lot East Lawn, on paving. $3.50
cedar 242J.
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50 ACRES u miles northwest OF Tulsa
poStoff.ce 800 per acre easy terms
,IS"t' 90
Travis home Rnd sunset Park add
zion. Price j. very reasonable consider.
ing the location Phone Cedar 26i1.
W. y. Mccoy. 90 ". Flfh 81.
ls-ACRE TRACT ON South Peoria. real
close In. Price 81 400 ON very liberal
terms Phone Cedar -GlI ". j.. Mo
COW gg w. Flrth 81
REsTEvRANT ana boarding house. for
e. 40 Rob,nso8 Blds ossee $3.50
7l20.
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-,aen we can offer the same ufty' now
9%n 39aF''2w ANA at paanSo SS %'' so a''S' iaoa S
oxactIv same az rent or !iss. tHsz home
In porch, breakfast nook. good electrical
fixtures finest of decorating, n there
is anything missing IN this home ~"
have tsied 90 find n. We know The
We Know the terms are unusually cs
gettied by Chri,tmss. Warren s lizard,
uiho Hlvesl . Nt'''sA. wa .''
a NICE new broom bungalow out Fed
eral drive way, $500 easy torrns' has
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Srtipg icEt 80 4.r' sse bercre a.
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south H9ekiord, on pavement good Io,'-
path, with garage oak noors. latest
pult IN tea.I 's. WV s'vhe ~"
sts. mantsl. ivory interior. fuiI-s'zed !ot
sooV oaHh down. oa''u'e terms
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Osshs 'SOh $40 o-' mayo "'"s
BUNGALOW BARGAIN
NEW; riH roonsi breakfast room. sleeping
inside, priced below i'' value. cedar
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