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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11
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fernt bereits sic troftloie @ufte be-
ginnt. Dobei 1T ser SSH tenbooen
ielblt bot gutter @ei6affenbeit, nno
no meni@lider GleiB i'm -finitli6
bepa1ert, gibt er oor5iiglides Sarnt-
lano.
Mit 6ieien gerbdltniiien uno 3u-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11

Die Mataooren= @eba1ter i6pan.
fen 5miiden 250 un0 5000 Yelos
fir einen Ma6mittag, obne lin.
terl9ieo bes @eidlebtes:
Meiitens mobnen etma $4,000
YerIone11 elmer folder blutigen 8or.
iteuung BEL, aber man6mal lt16 es
etpa $4,000.
Die meiiten &dimpferinnen iollen
friiber NIT Sen &epolu65ern bernm'
qeaoQet fem.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11

- 9 e / m. Diner. 9nme.
uDieie Ba1s 1aBt iih iebr idtaer
trnndieren!"
96iloiopb, III @eoanfen: ySSa, es
lit bon ieber ibuierig gepeIen, Die
peibltde Nipbe au 5erlegen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11

5re9. Maoome @ie lift.
9ienitmd6der 1T iDrem aleio ais.
trifft): uMber horen sic NAL, oaS
pnBt mir aber gar 11idt."
9ienitmagb: ul1m 10 beller, Wfa-
oa,11e, mir pnBt es mie angemelle1."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11
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Stud cine uTranen-G man5ipation."

1tur auflcken 6iirfett, 1petn Tie i6on
min6elte11S 6rei Stiere o6gemnrtlt
hnben.
, 1922-11-22
SIN FLOOD At THE
AMERICA IS UNUSUAL

Some p~hotopisys are good entertain
ment. others give one the feeling that
n Is witnessing lifo itself on the
screen. THE Sin Flood the new
Goldwyn picture now being shown at
the America theater. Is the latter type.
The beh>sder is carried along with tho
fortunes OF the characters in the
story, and never is permitted to he
lieve that what IS t~ranspirlng is not
as real as life. This is a triumph OF
the Green art. which few pho;oplay
producers have been able TO achieve.
The story of THE Sin Flood de.
picts Ire changes in the characters OF
10 men and one woman who are trap.
ped in a fashionable cafe by a flood
IN a Mississippi river town. How
their characters change under the
stress OF facing almost certain death
makes one OF the most unusual pic.
lures even produced.
Frank Lloyd dirested the picture.
Helene Chadwick is the only woman
in n cast. which includes James Kirk.
wood, Richard Dix. Ralph Lewis and
several other well-known players.
, 1922-11-22
MASQUERADE DANCE At
ARKEON RIOT OF COLOR;
100 COSTUMES COUNTED

Tuesday evenings Masquerade ball
at the Arkeon brought out $50 cos
tunes. ranging through almost every
possible a.;nibinatIon OF makeup. The
dancing floor was n gay ensemble of
color and the grand march at 1890
gave the crowd an opportunity TO
view each costume in detail. The
judges had much difficulty In picking
out the winners so nearly matched
were many OF tho contestants in the
elaborateness with which they had
conceived their dress.
BY special permission of the police
department. the dance continued until
1 o'clock and the crowd was loath to
leave .xhen the hnal dance was held.
The success of the affair has inspired
It. J.. McKeon, manager of the
Arkeon. to hold another similar affair
scon after the Christmas holidays.
The winners last night were Mar
garet Burke. best dressed woman
Mickey Aldrich. Turkish woman
Catherine Davis and Evelyn Clews
Jockey girls; Mrs. NJ. T. Rice. Chinese
Girl: Verne ]. Wilson, Sheik; Mar
Raret Brown, Geisha girl: Title Jones
and Peggy McGresor. Turkish girls
Elsie Gregorich. cookie kid; Jack
Rivet. hobo: NJ. II. Rice and H. w
ETdler. Indians; Anna Wilson and Ina
jones. colored couple; D.. C. Jameson
and Lillian Ed, Yami-Yami couple
Charles Gale. man dressed as woman
, 1922-11-22
Big Falls Too Much
For Farnum'S Boat

Contrary TO his usual mood, Dus-
TIN Farnum seemed down in the
mouth as he stood silently by himself
after making some scenes OF the Fox
production. THE Yosemite Trail
Bernard Burning. the director. asked
Dustin the reason. The reply cnme In
4 suhdued voice: II haven't got my
boat for a little rum
The director knew FaruumisMchief
pleasure was his speedy motor boat.
md asked why the star did NOT send
or 1t. Dustin shook his head. point
ng to the falls that drop from great
heights over the rocks that wall IN
the Yosemite valley. INT answered
niourufully.
y use. No bout ssu.a take these
falls and ever look the same again.
The Yosemite Trail" will be hown
at the America theater for two days.
starting Friday. The picturesaue
Yosemite valley is the background for
an interesting romance.
, 1922-11-22
Street DETOUR
ADVOCATED TO
REDUCE GRADE
Eleventh Street Would Climb
16 Per Cent Grade if Con-
tinued Straight Ahead,
Is Claim.

That there Is another side 20 the
question OF shutting Off Kenwood
addition from Casper was evidenced
this morning when c. r. Peterson OF
J. NJ. Carey Brothers stated that the
addition would be placed TO no disad'
vantage whatever in the laying out
OF 1ith street according to the plat
which has been approved BY expert
engineers and city planners.
The intention or the city, as voiced
at the last council meeting. is to ex'
tend 18th street by n slight detour
Of about $50 yards up the hill In or
der TO Join 10Th street
The opposition wants nth street eS
tended straight up h hill, which has
"a grade OF 16 per cent The way Ken
wood addition has already been built
makes no allowance FOR the thorough
fare going on through. for the blocks
are sol d from 10th to 18th street
The realtors and all in favor Of the
detour claim that a grade OF seven
per cent would be maintained by the
dctour and that thore would be no
greater difficulty OF access. to the
heart OF the city than at present,
since residents might 60 either by
10Th or 18th streets.
, 1922-11-22
LAB0RTTES EXPECTED TO LEND
FIREWORKS TO BRITISH SESSION

LONDON. Nov. 2@-By the Asso-
cited Press.)EParllamentary writer's
alreaty have decided that the new
house OF m will be livelier
than Its predecessors and that the OPP
position, which apparently viii be fur.
nished by the laborites. wiz be keen.
or and moro aggressive.
Discussing incidents and scenes at.
tendant upon the opening OF the ses-
sion Monday. the correspondents
call attention TO the challenging spir-
It which the radical iaborites from
the clyde district seem to have
brought with them. The ejaculation
I'VE viii smash all this" shouted in
broad Scottish accent by one OF the
labor members at the conclusion of
tho limo honored ceremonies. is con-
siderod significant. These laborites
are described by some writer's as
grim. stern, set men. to whom the
Scottish word iour seems specially
applicable and they are credited with
the Intention of injecting a bit OF
ginger into their party.
The prospect of increased keeness
of debate. due to tho importation of
new anu young bioOu, Is Weiconlcu IN
all purts. OF the house n the predic-
ton OF iiveliness is based mainly on
tho accession of debating ability TO
tho ranks of labor. The attitude OF
some Of .he laborites. as wei as of
several Of their English comrades. to.
wares the old time formalities of the
opening day. IS suggestive OF defiance
en- ga desire TO smash" out the more
radical among them will nave al their
sides a large number of old parlit'
mentary hands Of their own party,
who. although yleldin: 10 none in
keen advocacy of h party's aims
appreciate that violent haste often
defeats n purpose and are quietly con
tent TO acquiesce in parliamentary
conventions. 1t was evidently with this
intention OF checking .he demonstra.
, 1922-11-22

Mrs. Ida Hamburger. 3is s. Main
St. Brattleboro. Vt, Is still another
well-known woman who a expe-
rienced wonderful benefits from the
Master Medicine. She says
Before taking Tanlac 1 was IN
wretched health and weighed only
III pounds. Now I weigh 144 pounds,
my health is splendid and nave never
felt better. Ny friends all remark
on how we'll I am looking"
Do not become old before your time.
Restore and preserve the full bloom
of beauty by building up your health.
which In the only source of lasting
attractiveness. Get a bottle OF Tan
.ac today from any good druggist.
NOTE: You cannot hope to get
the most satisfactory results from
Tanlac without first ESTABLISHING a
free and regular movement OF tho
bowels. Tanl1c Vegetable Pills are
absolutely reS from ca,omel n
are sold ot a positivs guarantee to
give satisfaction.
, 1922-11-22

ache. do o sleep well and wake up
with {. bad taste in your mouth; IL
you are nervous and out OF sorts.
have dizzy spells and black spcts
before your eyes; ~ you suffer from
acid stomach. indigestion and are
afraid to eat cerbin things. II is a
sure sign that yoir digestive organs
are not performing their fun duty
and the system Is becoming clogged
with impurities.
Tsn,sc was designed to overcome
just such n condition and thousands
Of women throughout the United
States and Canada have taken this
wonderful medicine with such re-
msrkable results that they have ex-
pressed gratitude in the public press.
Mrs. Robert o. Reynolds. 1877 N.
Denver ST.. Kansas CITY. Mo-, says;
"For ten long years Il suffered
from a very bad form Of rheuma-
tism. stomach trouble and nervouc.
ness. Three bottles of Tanlac built
me up twenty-five-pounds and I
haven't n trace OF my old troubles
left. 1 believe Taniae Will help any
body"
, 1922-11-22

tions of some Of his more militant fol-
lowers that John r. Clynes. chairman
of the party. declared that the party
believed 1 constitutional methods
and would do its utmost TO maintain
the dignity OF the house.
Whether 'Clynes win retain his post
MS party leader will be decided at a
party meeting today. The labor.tos.
however. arc regarded as having been
established as the opposition by an
incident In .he house yesterday when
Clynes headed by procession alongside
Premier Bonar Law. When the pre-
mier rose all the members stood.
Ciynes and II. II. Asquith were to-
gether opposite the premier. Clynes.
modestly h~esitating until Mr.. As
quieth gently pushed him forward.
The labor leader then fell into line
with Mr.. Bonar Law.
, 1922-11-22
VAUDEVILLE At
IRIS PLEiSES

The Paul Braehard troupe Of bal
ancers and ccnt~ortionists, the black
face comedian. George Evcrs. Billy
and Babe Morel. roller skaters. these
stood out as superior in the Iris
vaudeville show which opened a two
day run here last night
The Brachard troupe consists OF
three nsmbers. each OF them unusual
Is accomplished Possessed OF an ar
tistic nature. difficult feats OF long
balancing. and all kinda OF tumbling
and bending backward. doubling UP
and straighteniny out. are included in
the act. The two yirls In the act gain
much applause for the way In which
they do things. while they reserve a
surprise for the very last moment OF
play.
George Evers can not blame his
friends for calling him he funniest
biack-fsce comedian that yer came
to Casper.. Whether all Will admit
this or not. he certainly stands far
In the lead Of most black lace actors.
Evers could crack jokes, sing funny
songs n make hlmue.f ridiculous as
long as the time allotted would let
him.
His wit flows forth in a continuous
stream. Flowers and magazines may
have an artistic or an intellectual ap-
peal 70 some. but to Evers they are
but Erist for his fun mill. and the
way he turns them out owe his un'
firing tongue produces both amaze
ment and amusement.
The roller skate romance OF Billy
and Babe Morel * well worth seeing.
What the Moreis cannot do while on
the insure footing provided by eight
wheels. cannot be done by h aver.
age person standing on his feet. All
kinds Of w%hirlinss. dips. and daring
figures arc got into the act. while
even 22-months-old Dolores Morel
comes in for her share OF general ap.
plause. A Little comedy talking,
yodeling and music are also injected
into the act.
Jose and Griffith in Love and
Divorce" present a pattcr act that is
exceptionally good. Both parties to
the act possess personality that
places them above the average in this
line. while their voices are also
entertaining.
Morogue and Morosue put on an
other patter act. 'Funologies." The
male member to his duo has added
variety by the e..nic make-up.
Through a G.nss Window is n
photopiay OF power. It takes up con
ditlons on the East Side. New York.
, 1922-11-22
Piles Can Be Cured
Without Surgery

An instructive book has been pub
llshed by DR.. A. s. McCleary. the
noted rectal specialist of Kansas
City. This book tells how suffers
from piles can be quickly and easily
cured without the use of knife. scis-
sors. hot iron. electricity or n
other cutting or burning method
without confinement to bed and no
hospital bills to pay The method
has been a success for twenty-three
Years and in more than six thousand
cases. The book is SEN postpaid free
10 persons afflicted with piles or
other rectal troubles who this item
and mail II with name and address 10
Or. McCleary, 543 Parkdew. Kansas
City. Mo.
, 1922-11-22
c. E. Baird to Place
Lots on Sale Near
The Texas Refinery

c. z. Baird has been given the ex-
elusive agency for 50 lots for resi-
dcnce or business purposes adjoining
the Texas refinery and the Evans
VILE towns te. The lots win be placed
on sale within a few days at prices
ranging from $500 to $500. The an
nouneement VIII appear in the Tri-
bune.
, 1922-11-22

Mrs. W. W. Fer
son. 3s2s Warsaw S..
Seattle. WASH. says:
Tanlac built me up
fifteen pounds in
weight. rid me OF
dyspepsia that had
kept me miserable
for years and brought
the color OF health
back TO my face. I
feel splendid all the
time and words cannot
express my gratitude
TO this grand medl-
cine"
OTHERS TALK.
Mrs Gertrude Gar
tee. highly esteemed
resident Of Toledo,
Ohio. pays a remark
able tribute to Tan
lac"
ITO see me now no
one wc..d think I
have been through all
the suffering I have
during the last twelve
years. ! was n mere
shadow as The result
Of stomach trouble
and rheumatism. but
Taniac built me up "a
pounds anc, made me
as healthy and well
as any one could wish
10 be. I look like a
different person"
, 1922-11-22

Dollar. Stuart Dollar and the tug Sea
Monarch. Of EeAttie. sent out distress
calls Tuesday afternoon which were
received at the United States naval
radio station here. The coast guard
cutter Haida was ordered TO proceed
Immediately 10 the assistance OF the
three vessels
, 1922-11-22

But thirty Is a dan
gerous and deceptive
age. A woman may
grow even m o r G
beautiful and attrac-
tive than ever. or
may -entcr into q
rapic decline thai robs
her Of the glowing
, skin. the clear eyes,
the charming smile
and the gracefully
curvfng figure that
are so essential TO the
comedy and attractive.
Nature has provided
the danger signals
and they should be
needed with scrupul-
GUS care II one Is 20
preserve Indefinitely
the full boom OF love
illness.
DANGER SIGNS.
Digestive troubles
are the chief danger
and Tanlac. the ccie-
brated system pud-
Her and body builder.
is the chief remedy.
II you feel tired out
all the time. or your
skin il saiiow and
your lips pale. II
your cheeks are thin
and coloriess. and
y o u suffer fr o m
haQdQrhGa and hanE-
, 1922-11-22

The children ranged in ages from
seven years 10 rs months The fam
ny moved here three months ago
from Jacksonville. Ohio. Henderson
was employed as a stationary engi-
necr by the Pennsylvania railroad
company
, 1922-11-22
BASKETBALL LEAGUE TO
HOLD MEETING THURSDAY

a meeting OF tho Casper basketball
league will be held Thursday evening
at the Baptist gymnasium. All teams
that wish to enter the league are
asked by the president to have at
least n representative at the mee..
ing,
, 1922-11-22

Good for breakfast for lunch for
inc children. the old Virginia kind
OF raised homemade doughtnuts at
the a and Il store. 8 Il. Second ST.
11-22.1t'
, 1922-11-22
FAM OF SIX
DEAD IN
10 NJ e, REPORT
Mystery Surrounds Passing of Entire
Household but Poisonous Medicine
Is Believed Responsible

LANCASTER. Ohio, Nov. 22-six members of the
family of Irvine Henderson, 80, were found dead in their
home here today. Death is believed to have resulted from
some kind of medicine. The father ard mother were found
sitting ir upright positions in chairs before the fire and four
children were in a bed. All were fully dressed.
, 1922-11-22

'nnd presents a story OF fila duty.
OF hardships and that Is
hard TO beat Il features Nay Nc
Avoy.
, 1922-11-22
of ThirtieS Most
Beautiful, Say Critics
Full Bloom of loneliness May Be Preserved Far
4 Beyond Middle Life by Care of Health-Tan-
lac Has Helped Thousands Regain
Lost Vitality.

Many famous men have said that no woman is really
beautiful until after she is thirty. Her beauty has been
fushs cd and refined by the fires of experience into a fulsome-
ness with which even the freshness of youth cannot compare.
, 1922-11-22

Tea served firm . '1aul I O'Clock 10
morrow at St Marks synursas ba-
1i-22-it
, 1922-11-22

II you r leaving town and want
to cash in quick. See us. Phone
1856. 11-22-tt
, 1922-11-22
THREE SHIPS
IN DISTRESS

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 22-storm
battered IN the Pacific. 500 miles otf
Cape FIattery. the steamers Bessie
, 1922-11-22

The old Virginia kind of raised
homemade doughnuts on sale every
day at 4 o'clock =. m. a: the A and b
store. 5 E. Second street. 11-22-1t'
, 1922-11-22

Try them out-Those Famous
yIrR MIA raised homemade dough-
nuts. On ale At the A and B store
s z. Second street. ll-ez-lts
, 1922-11-22

ORDER YOUR Children's Home Por.
traits for Christmas. To see sam
pies call 1879 afternoons. 11-16-I0t
, 1922-11-22
Why?Pimpie-P olson C sswhe Red
Blood-Cells Increased S. s. S.
Builds These Red-Blcod Celia

You ear be nure Of this. nature has no
substitute for red-biood-ceiis. Pimpie-
poison can't i've In the red rivers Of
your blood ns long as there are enouEh
rich red-biood-eells IN it. More red
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

HOUSES ron sNTE

IRVING PLACE--New, b.room,
modern bungalow with hardwood
throughout. built-in features. on
the paving; only $500 cash and
balance $50 per month; for Inn
mediate sale, only t4,pB0. Call
owner. Cedar al.
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VACANT LOTS SUNSET PARK AND
MAPLE RIDGE

&273O-75 H. by 12o n
SS.3Oo--south 'front.' lot
s425o-oO by dvard park; paid in FUN
si8oo-1to IT, by second street
a525O--iOO IT, by Norfolk
f5oooo Twoutyrd between owasso and Norfolk
ssOOO--i50 n. hy 40 It.
ssJOo--IoO It lot South Madison
;s5oo-southcast corner; T.. i2s Maple Ridge,
;975o-ls5 H. IT,; south Sunset Park
t5 0OOone Of beautiful district
22j-f front and 100 IT, deep
tho
In half paid
Of
BLAIR BROTHERS
2t1 PALACE RruDING CEDAR
Re and Builders Exposition
Beginning Monday Evening
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OKLAHOMA.

FOR SALE CHEAP--e eO0-arre farm and
ranch, this place Is located about "a
nit,I ottnNeh, oi MOI yis ~ "a,
pushmataha county I20 acres creek
bOttomi 100 acres now I'm cultivation
and balance can be put In very easily,
other $50 acres ~ cut-oYer timber land
ana has fine grass for a PASTURE Inn
pr0yemeuts consist Of a Groom painted
house. Hcreened papered with shingle
roof garage, good cellar two fine
barns, painted, COW shed and three
wells OF water; two other 4-r0om
houses on this property, entire tract
fenced; 100 acres with hog wire, I'm .
proyeWeuts splendid condition and
cost over $500 and could not be re-
placed for lesH than so 900; price
Sl5 900 n sold At once; one-half cssh 4,
terms on balance At per cent interest
Address Rsynolds'Dayis Grocery Co.,
Fort Smith, Arb,
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7 toEo fOh hftitt %
<0TYUU In the market Tor new little
cor Groom modern cottage at $500 ot
"a last call at 22b s. Boston or
pbohc Usage b22S. We will show you
something nice,
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800 CASH handles new 5-ro0m house
front ana back porches, Balance $40
rett. Room sos Robnson Bldg, phone
OAago 1857. Cedar 2ntl.
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ti,7oO WITH I2oO DOWN

$3.50 CASH and balance easy. takes Eplen-
did Groom bungalow, south side close
mi near Horace Mann school; 2-car ga
raEe: lot large enough for another house
or small apartment. house right up
10 the minute, ask Us for details Leslie
Brooks CO.. Usage 2s73 Attend Tulss'a
greatest event Modern Home and
Builders exposition, october 80 10 No
vemDer 1.
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$4,000
SOUTH ELWOOD

Just reduced $500 for quIcl, sale,
practically new oast-frOnt huugd-
low, six good rooms and breakfast
room, good grade of oak floors
throughout, tile bath, best OF BATH
fixtures, basement, furnace heat.
French dOors. attractive fireplace,
concrete porch, full lot, garage and
servant quarters, $500 cash VIII
handle, balance Ike rent, This is
a bargain.
w. FRANK WALKER
Gerald +. Benedict, r.. c. Blair. a.
y. Cory and Sam Smith, salesmon.
Usage 4Ol Suite 24s Kennedy Bldg,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

We have made. find IN q 5-room with
bath, very close In, walking distance
only eight blocks right out North Hos
ton. Paving, near school and at our
price Of $4,000. with $500 down, We
Eay It's most exceptional. Ita a good
comfortable home, with large rooms.
sleeping porch, electrical fixtures and
certainly near In. Back yard fenced
for chickens ana garden; worlds Of value
IN this easy walking distance home ht
$500 down. Somebody is going TO buy
home at the right price.
$1,000. southeast Think Of buylnE q
woll-built, new home ready to occupy,
In that faBt-growing sOutheast section
OF our fastsrowing city. \ 5.toom bun
galow, all oak floors, screoned-in porch.
garage every advantage is offered you
to own this home, such Rs low price.
easy terms, quick possession ana a tu-
ture, buying this home offers the
same future that was given to those
fortunate buyers In Broadmaor and 9th
er close-in additions Just a few years
ago.
4,ioo--Another bargain and nne In
vestment, i-yoOm house, corner Twelfth
Tor another house or duplex, making
you an income for life. You can get
THIS property on monthly payments Of
E2o and house iH rented now at $40.
Let's all go 20 the Modern Home and
Builders Exposition october 80 10 No
NtmDtF q
WARREN & IZZARD
sos Bliss Bldg, Cedar a5sl
i3BOo ON EASY payments makes you
the owner Of a-room, modern cot.
tage, good location, on paving r..
a. Trusty, realtor. 1909 Mayo Bldg,
Osage 1899.
ii0O CASH handles new 5-room house
'front.' ana back porChes. Balance $40
per month, Price 1850 John Bar
rett, Room 205 Robinson Bldg. phone
osage 1851, Cedar 29st.
u,70O WITH l2OO DOWN
DO you wish 20 participate In Tulsa's
dynamic future7 DO you cara 10 sit
ia direct line with the city'a certain
growth7 Are you interested IN a pretty
Here's the story An ideal, pretty g.
room bungalow, southeast part of city,
on Seventeenth and Broken Arrow paved
road; only half block from paving
This is wonderful little property clean
neat and home.ike: good floors and
fnish. fine well OF water; SO rose
bushes: vines, rs a much pretticr place
than we arc able 10 describe, II slightly
lot b0xi4o. We have secured an at
tractlye price on this home OF only,
Sl,TOO
at s2b per month, or we will loan you
part OF the first payment N necessary.
WARREN n iZzARD
Tulsas Livest Agency
sos Bliss Bids. Cedar 5sst
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EAST TWELFTH pLACE--Just complet-
Ing two beautiful broom bungalows
with redwood siding. finest oak floors
4 French srsy iG;ss.Cr tf!a, these houses
are storm fheeted. wind proofed with
Z hoavy building paper, ana nave poured
3 concrete foundation, beautiful break
p fast rooms, ana excellent kitchen ar
rangement. also large easements. prices
and terms are very reasonable; Will
decorate to suit 90 SOLD within 10 days.
Phone owner. Usage 1000
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Real Estate
SOUTHEAST SIDE

Largo 7-room bungalow. located
IN good district. floor plnn consists
W living room. dining room. LARGO
hrcakfoat room, nice Kitchen. with
hui,t-in features th,cH sleeping
rooms, largo closets. basement
foughod in fOr furnace. Price $500.
1880 Will handle. can Dpgc 1908.