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H FoR TIE
By LAWRENCE PERRY.

Copyright, 1877, by The Afgus.)
What has happened to the New
York Yacht club? This question
rises while the most famous cruis-
ing squadron in the annals of the
sport of yachting is preparing to
disband at Marblehead, port at
tanned on Monday after an
itinerary including Mattapoisset,
Martha's Vineyard and Province
town.
In the past there have been about
thirty racing craft of various
classes in the windjammer division
and an attending squadron of hard
ly as many steam and power yachts
of large size. Time was when the
headlands all along the coast would
be thronged with summer guests
and natives drawn thither by the
promise Of a nautical pageant un-
rivalled as to size and supreme in
individual beauty and majesty.
Those who went to the harbors
where the fleet anchored this sea-
son or stood up on hill and dune 10
see it enroute caught no impression
either of power or grandeur
comparatively few sails grouped
here and there upon the ocean and
few steam driven craft scattered
over leagues of waters.
When the fleet put into Newport
the writer made flying trip to
that so-called summer capital of
wealth and fashion to renew MEM
cries Of glorious maritime inter-
ludes. 1t was melancholy, that
view from the float of the New York
club station. Even Old Ben, the
captain, tucked his head sadly
vouchsafing the opinion that it was
not like this in the olden days.
Indeed it was not. Season after
season when the club squadron put
into Newport the harbor between
the city and Goat island suggested
Main river when the logs have
been flOated down from the timber
country. 1t seemed, indeed, as
though literally one could step
from boat to boat straight across
the harbor. And the aggregate
value Of that amazing argosy rang
ed into the six and eight millions
| of dollars. What a change this
year. As a matter of truth the
oldtimer dropping casually into
Newport last week and viewing the
harbor would hardly realize the
fleet was there.
What is the answer. 1t is easy.
Conditions are not salubrious in
Wall street. Business is not espe-
cially satisfactory to men of the
class whose enthusiasm and lavish
expenditure of money have in the
past given to this annual cruise oi
the club its prestige. Huge outlay
Of money for mere sport in these
days is not to be thought of and
the motor car has eaten into the
game. Old shell backs have died
out and their sons have not taker
their places. They have other in.
terests. 1t is q lapse perhaps. The
windjammer has too fundamental !
hold upon Americans ever. com.
pletely to loose caste. But 80 "a,
as big boat yachting is concerned
the impression given by Newpor,
harbor Is the accurate index
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Mississippi Valley.
Dubuque, Sc; Cedar Rapids, 14-5.
Rock Island, 4; Marshalltown, 2.
Waterloo, 6; Ottumwa, 3.
Three.Eye League.
Peoria, 5; Decatur 5; "a in
nings.)
Evansville, s; Rockford, 0.
Bloomington, 5; Danville, 4.
Terre Haute, 8; Moline, l.
National League.
New York, 6; Brooklyn, l.
Philadelphia, S; Boston. 3.
Pittsburgh, z; Cincinnati. l.
No others scheduled.
'an5U0I uBousWV
New York, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
Washington. 5; Boston, 4.
No others scheduled.
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OF T'UINWA DROPS
GAME TO HAWKS
Contest Endiag 6 to 3, is Played
On N Exceedingly Slow *
Field.
Especial to The Arsua)

Ottumwa, Iowa, Aug. 12.-0ttum-
Va lost the second game Of the
series with Waterloo, playing on
an exceedingly slow field. by the
score Of 6 to 3. Inability to hit In
the pinches was responsible for the
defeat, as the locals had the Hawke
in tight holes on five different oc-
casions. Errors were also costly
to the Cardinals. Biesser pitched
we'll and Skupa was wild but ehec-
tive. Bunched hits in the third ac-
counted for the runs. Score:
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Heme run r. Eumler. Tnree
base hit = Hoogewerf Two Dass
hits-J. Rumler, Smith. H. Wnea.'
Sacrifice hits-Kolls (2). E. Catoul'
Stolen bases-E. Catour, WILSON,
Swanson. Double play-Collis ~
Wilson to Swanson to Wilson'
Struck out-By Smith. IA; by Ger
ger. 10. Bases on balls-Of SmNn'
2. Umpire-Carl Anderson. I1ms
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ambitions is to beat Loughran and
then tackle Tommy Gibbons for
the right tq meet Greb again."
Word from Philadelphia has it
that Loughran is not overlooking
any bets in getting ready for Tun-
ney. He knows the big fellow can
hit and he does not intend to leave
any good openings for the Tunney
right. The reward of beating Tun-
ney will be a return match with
Greb in New York for the light
heavy championship.
Mike Gibbons ! has developed
trouble with his eyes and the ocu-
list has told him THAT If he fights
any more he will &c blind. So that
probably means the retirement
from the ring of m1n who has al
ways been q credit to the game. One
of the chief reasons fpr the decline
Of Pete Herman vast . bad eye
caused by . scratch fflom the glove
lacing of an opponent
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LLOYD ASKS REnlEARlsG.
SDringield. Ill. Aug. M.-Willia,

opiin6H0Hu' 1AS.s <Au6 - i1iIam
Bross Lloyd wealthy lcsqlnunist,
and - other defendants 4l66e con-
viction on charges ofS fSeotpiracy
to overthrow the goyelkent was
sustained by the Illinoist supreme
court. filed . petition for re-
hearing.
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Home run-Weimer. Three base
hits-Weimer, Nehls. Two base MT
-Rushkolb. Stolen base-B Jonn-
son. Double play - Swanson 10
Weimer TO Anderson. Struck out
BY Scott, 16; by Nelson, s. Bases
on balls-Off Scott, /; off Nelson
2. Hit by pitched ball-W. Johh,
son. Wild pitch-Nelson. Passed
ball-Bengston. Umpire-Carl An
derSon. Time-2.0
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-12

Bill Brennan, JACK DempSeyS Op-
ponent on Labor day at Michigan
City, occupied a press row seat and
was introduced from the ringside.
Curley Anderson, manager Of
Eddie, took more punishment than
either of the fighters. Curley, in
his nervousness, bumped his left
eye against the ring post while
helping Eddie between rounds. He
received a mean looking cut.
Hot Dog" Jack Perry, who
fought one Of the preliminaries, is
the champion dizz. He appeared
in flaming silk robe of Japanese
pattern and when he doffed his
protection and stood before the
bowling mob. he presented pair of
pink silk tights and a red sash,
also of silk. Then he jazzed around
for six rounds, long enough to take
neat lacing from Wick Hirsch of
Chicago.
This Hot Dog" sketch is abso-
lutely unique. He labors on a
farm about Is miles from Aurora,
where, he says, no one will help
him because he once broke a cou-
pie of Jaws. How do you get in
shape for the bout?" he was ask
ed. 20, l put 200 or 800 pounds
of oats in a big bag, hang it in the
barn, and just sort o. muie-~ it
around for an hour or two a day"
Perry broke in at Aurora because
he was a pest the promoters want
ed removed. They finally put him
on against a middleweight who
was expected to do the dirty work
Instead Perry put him out in a
round or two and his rep was
made. They got tougher bird
the next time and Perry repeated
, Then he complained to the pro
moters. Get me somebody tough,
he said Somebody l can mule
around" They got Bob Devine ant
9 Perry took a licking. Then the!
t got Hirsch, and Perry took another
lacing. Still he got 'em all on tn,
). runfor popularity, because he SUR
d can mix it up.
r First time Perry faced the howl
a ing mob, he let out war hoop
K ''Hot dog!" he yelled, and everafte
n he will be "hot dog" to the fans.
a All Chicago sport writer's wer,
;. unanimous in declaring in favor o
t Dundee, as near as could be ascer
4 tanned. But all had plenty o
s praise for Eddie.
S The house was 81 more thai
$4,000. Mike drew down 80 pc
4 cent Of the gross. He got this po
, because he took the short ent
$ when he fought Joe Burman ant
5 gave that worthy licking that Au
e rora is still talking about.
, Way Mike has been fighting O
, late, looks as IL he won't be able t,
buy his winters supply of coal.
They were talking of rematchin,
the two almost as soon as the figh
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Three base hlts-Graham. Sac
riflce hits-Larson. Struck out
By Ruff, Z; by Means. g. Bases on
balls-Off Ruff, 3: off Means, 3.
Hits-O1 Ruff, IL; off Means. s.
Umpire-Bartel.
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TWO base ulCS = TeTBeIudH VIJ'
Hill, Church. Three base hit
Thomson. Sacrifice hits-O'Shea.
Kennedy. Passed ball-Fergeman.
Struck out-By Biesser, l; by Sku-
pa, 8. Bases ON balls-Off Skupa.
s; OF Biesser, 2. Umpire
Time-1:44.
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With the Semi=Pros

of Mike" Erendegast, formerly Of
the Chicago Cubs. He will be op-
posed by Win" Noyes, formerly OF
the Boston, Philadelphia and Chi
cago teams of the American league.
First Game.
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Home runs, Lenahan. Three
base hits, Clemons. Norton, Hoeft,
Swenson. Sacrifice hits, Belz.
Stolen bases, Norton. Double plays,
Lenahan, Clemons. Struck out, by.
Hoeft (5); by Jorgensen a.; by
Holsclau a.. Bases on balls. off
Hoeft 90; off Jorgensen ~.
Passed balls, Clemons. Umpire,
Majerkurth. Time, 1870.
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Sunset League.

Hill Tops, 13; Business Men 3.
Hill Tops defeated the Business
Men, 13 to 3, at Augustana campus
last evening. Score:
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SIG HAUCDAHL
At DAVENPORT

Sig Haugdahl, champion dirt
track driver, is to be in Davenport
at the Mississippi Valley fair next
week. it was announced today.
Haughdahl recently startled the
world by driving his machine at
the rate of 1S0 miles per hour on
the sand at Daytona Beach, Fla.
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Golf Clubs, Bags, Balls.

Bsaxdsley Speciality Co.
z17 Eighteenth Street :.
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WHITE QUITS .JUDGE-.

Emporia, Kan, Aug. 12.-William
Allen White resigned as one Of the
editors Of Judge rather than remain
with a magazine advocating the re-
turn of beer and wine.
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They were talking of rematching
the two almost as soon as the fight
ended.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-12

Way Mike has been fighting of
late, looks as il he won't be able to
buy his winters supply of coal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-12

The house was 81 more than
$4,000. Mike drew down 80 per
cent of the gross. He got this pot
because he took the short end
when he fought Joe Burman and
gave that worthy licking that Au-
rora is still talking about.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-12
Notes of Bout

Bill Brennan, Jack Dempsey's op-
ponent on Labor day at Michigan
City, occupied press row seat and
was introduced from the ringside.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-12

First time Perry faced the howl
ing mob, he let out war hoop.
Hot dog!" he yelled, and everafter
he will be "hot dog" to the fans.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-08-12

All Chicago sport writer's were
in declaring in favor of
Dundee, as near as could be ascer-
tanned. But all had plenty of
praise for Eddie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES
RE SOLUTION


= Resolution adopting plans, specific.
lions and estimates OF costs, and d
clarlng the necessity for the paving
Street Improvement District No. {
same being:
Sixth Avenue. northwest from
the west line OF Washington street
to the east line OF A street and
from the west line of A street
norwthest, to the east line OF f.
street, and from the west line OF
b street, northwest to the east line
OF c street and from the west line
Of c street, TO the east line OF D
street, northwest, and all alley
crossings thereon; and A street
southwest, from the south line OF
Stanley street to the north line OF
Third avenue. southwest and all
alley crossings thereon, all in the
city OF Ardmore. Oklahoma.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYO
AND BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS O.
THE CITY OF ARDMoRE. oKLt
First: That the plans. specification
and estimates for Street Improvemer
District No. So, comprising the stree,
and avenues as set out in the title {
this resolution as prepared and sui
mitted by A. b. Payne. city enginee.
are hereby adopted and approved al
ordered filed in the office Of the cit.
clerk.
Second: That it is necessary to paw
Sixth avenue, northwest, from the
west line OF Washington street, to
the east line OF A street and from
the west line OF A street, northwest,
TO the east line OF Il street, and
from the west line OF Il street,
northwest, to the east line Of C
street and from the west line OF
& street, to the east line OF L
street, northwest and all alley
crossings thereon: and A street.
southwest, from the south line OF
Stanley street, to the north line
OF Third avenue, southwest and ali
alley crossings, thereon, all In the
City OF Ardmore, Oklahoma;
to do the necessary grading, to COL
struct manhoies and inlet basins, drai
tiles and curbs therefor hPl%l
Third That this resolution be pull
lished in the Daily Ardmoreits for S.
consecutive issues.
Fourth: That II the owners OF ma
jority In area OF the lots. pieces G
parcels OF ground liable to taxation 9
assessment for the cost Of these i'm
provements shall not within fifteen (15
days after the last publication, file wit
the city clerk their protest In writ
ing, against such improvements then I'll
city Of Ardmore shall cause such i'm
provements to be made and contracte
for as provided in the Revised Law
OF Oklahoma, and shall levy assessment
and issue Street Improvement BOND
for the payment thereof as provided b
law.
Adopted and approved this 18th DE-
OF Oct, 1922.
(SeaD r. A. HEFNER, Mayor
Attest:
l.. NJ. THURSToN, City Clerk.
published In the Daily Ardmorei,
October II. Is. 10. 20. 2s. 2D.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received up until 2 p.
M, October 90 1922. for the construction
of certain repairs and addition TO the
school building at Rocky Point. District
l6, Morgan Township. Carter County.
Oklahoma. According to plans and specl-
fications as gotten up by Jas. q. Jones.
architect of Ardmore. Okla.
Copy OF these plans will be found At
the county superlntendents office and
with the school board at Rocky Point
certified check for 20 per cent OF the
amount bid, must accompany each bio
The school board reserves the righ,
to accept or reject any or all bids.
$40 FRANK BuNDY.
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WEST INDIAN MASONS
MEET IN PORTO RICO

SAN JUAN. T. k.-Representatives
from the Masonic s!erd lodge Of Cuba,
Santo Domingo and Venezuela are in
session hero In what is expected to be
the first of several Masonic congresses
to be held in the West indies. There
are ten accredited delegates from each
grand lodge, and program of matters
of common interest to all the grand
lodges Is under discussion.
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Somewhere This Classified Page Something
HELP WANTED Male)

YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE TRUCK
and be generally useful in govern
ment field party. For two months. 10
travel cross country 10 Gulf coast Sal
airy $50 per week. Apply in person to
Fred L. Toekel room COZ Hotel Ard
more. 1872
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FOR RENT (HOUSES)

FOR RENT--Five room modern house;
i0s Twelfth Ave- y. w: newly paper
cd and painted; on pavement. garage:
large lot: would sell. Roy Alexander.
phone 1883. 1874
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LOST - sunday at Springer. red and
white setter. about 10 months old Cel'
Roscoe Williams. Springer. or phone
sOa.M. Arsmore. reward. w.,
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WANTED To BUY

WANTED TO Rur-sieocc worth n
sect nj tIand Furniture and stoves
n,llar Down Furniture Company. III
East broadway. phcns itts. ff.0
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; Il ID st., s. WI:
phone 1888. T-5
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FOR RENT-Two furnished light house.
keeping rooms. 7o2 Second Ave. N.
W.. phone bG0. 1s-s
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FOR RENT-One side Duplex house;
modern; close in; apply at LOG First
Ave, s. W. 1913
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FOR RENT-Two room neatly furnish
ed house; SIG per month; iii Fourth
Ave. y. E.: phone l7S7-R. E-3
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FOR RENT-Three modern light house,
keeping rooms. neatly furnished, south
rooms. Phone 1855 l6-s
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i.osT-A blue Persian cat Friday eve.
nlns. anyone findlng her. please phone
ess. Airs. !. W. Stonum. Address. ail
4 street. southwest iss
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FOR RENT-Two beautifully furnished
modern apartments; new; never been
occupied; 326 F St.. s. W.. phone S26:
Mrs Stapsell. 1913
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Purple and violet are the mourning
coiors of kings aud cardinals.
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FOR RENT-Nfy home place Fourth
Ave. y. T.. six rooms. bath and gar
age. furnished or unturnished. TO re-
sponsible party only. see r. A. Howard:
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togT-gorrei horse. with hiaeed face
five year. old. one white foot scar on
neck. =. h. Payne Jus, north of Ven
kellers Hospital is.s
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REAL ESTATE
SIP e cial
Home Bargains
FIVE ROOMS FOR $4,000

This five room modern house, ordin.
arily ought to sell for $4,000. but we will
yhke $1,000 for it, s400 cash. balance
easy terms. 1t is located on NJ street
northeast Ardmore
CLOSE.IN COTTAGE FOR $4,000
This cottage is very desirably located
only two blocks from the business sec
ton; five nice large rooms all modern.
We will sell 1t for $4,000, and make
suitable terms to the right party.
BIG NEW BUNGALOW FOR s3.G5o
This new modern bungalow, is large
and commodious, six nice large rooms,
breakfast room and bath; big pantry
built.in features; east front lot. fine
neighborhood, good location, northwest
Will sell tor $3.50. VIII make easy
terms for responsible party.
SIX-ROOM PLASTERED HOME
This new six room plastered home Is
located on q good street, southwest, fine
neighborhood, has beautiful brick man
tel. nice floors well arranged. VIII sell
for $500 or suitable terms TO the
right party.
This new five room modern bungalow
is located on good street, southwest, fine
neighborhood. House .s we'll built, nice.
brick mantel and fire Place, beautiful
floors. built.ln features, etc. $500 cash
will handle this, balance easy terms.
BIG BUNGALOW on b STREET,
NORTHEAST. $3.50
Five nice large rooms. trout porch
and back porch. nice high terraced
lot. surrounded by good homes. mod.
ern conveniences. all for s2,e50. $3.50
sash. balance easy tesms.
We have q big list OF fine lots.
priced worth the money, II you want
20 build We would like TO show you our
lois.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Business conditions are gradually I'm.
proving. Throughout the north and
east pHslntHS pIpSptllt! mas dlltduS re-
turned Prosperity IS gradually return.
ing 10 Ardmore. Carter county has lots
OF oil and Ardmore will soon forget tha;
We ever had a depression here. Buy
real estate now while you can get II
worth the money. Let us show YOU our
list of bargains.
r. e. Me Kiiddv
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FouNn-Two hrose mules. no brand. ~
hands hlsh seven miles northeast ~
Arimnre. cali J.si Rural islf
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS

mattresses before cold weather. I'm.
perinl Cotton lied Co 200 south
Washington street phone s2i ia
wANTEp--or,iers for home. made cakes.
individual party CAKES specially .
Mrs. Xemlna Wallace. sis Third Ave.
:. W. Phone ess ie.s
srovE and furniture repairing. N. y
Kinney. Phone 1870 z1.t1
AREprBiicAN HEADQUARTERS -ncon
!. as and A.io Won Neiss Bldg ..ss
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,.osT-sn,sil gold pin In shape of key.
with name on back return 10 Ard.
mafslts. ard receive reward. iI.s
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST -niack doutle.strap handtas fnd-
" please call isai.R or iiso II " W.
and receive reward. Ns
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IJoqT-tle,uee cen Eksiiy camp and WI.
son. one 30ssi. tire ritu. tire tack and
license tag tNa. sosaeea oklal finder
viii please leave same at Fori Garage.
Wilson. OKLA. q liberal reward will be
paid. Nf
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FOR RENT-Flye room bungalow. Ninth
Ave. y. W: an modern convenlences.
garage aud concrete driveway; posses
sion Nov. /; phone 1910. 1875
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TO RENT-House. modern. on West
Main. Phone J62. S-s
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Compiete fixtures for cloth
ing store. also lease on building; J.
NJ. Hartntt; phone $50, 1902 Bixby or
III w. Main. 1I-6
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FOR RENT-Four room house. gas and
water. Si5; 'i7 II ST. Y. W; phone
iCs. 1873
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tneT-farse bunch % keys IN frcnt
of Tennyson's nafbsr Shop, phone
g.. for reward. lIN
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FOR SALE-Computing scales used only
short time; a bargain. Call at 1lS
st. n. w. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
LOTS

We have big list OF fine lots
priced worth the money, II you want
% build vc would like to show YOU our
lois.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19

This five room modern house, ordin.
arily ought to sell for $4,000, but we will
Jhke 1900 for it, s40O cash. balance
easy terms. 1t is located on NJ street
northeast Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
FOR RENT tROOMS)

TWO furnished light housekeeping rooms
l02 First Ave y. Il. Phone 1929. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
BIG BUNGALOW on b STREET.
NORTHEAST. S2.GbO

NORTHEAST, SZ,J5U
Five nice large rooms. trout porch
and back porch. nice high terraced
lot, surrounded by good homes. mod.
ern conveniences. all for s2,e50. $3.50
sash. balance easy tesms.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19

WILL sell Jersey COW cheap or trade for
hay or chickens; phone s35. 1913
FOR SALE-Two Hot Spot gas heaters.
good as new. 210 b st. n. W. 1873
FOR SALE-Remington automatic gun.
best OF condition; phone 1921 1873