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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
AN EVENING PRAYER Furnished by DR. W. A. ALLEN)

Gracious Father Thou hast invited us, unworthy are, pray for all and conditions of men We pray for all who in bondage to fear. unable to face the task of life or bear the thought of death with peace and dignity Free them from the tyranny of these dark dreads Let the in- spiraton of a great faith hope seize their souls, and lift them above their frutless worry and idle tCrmens into a region of joy and peace blessed ness. We pray for the victims of evil habits the slave of alcohol morphine, .other pretended redeemer soul from weariness and pain Great is the power of these degrading temptations; but great still is Thy saving grace and Thy Spirits power to lift from these and present to God, redeemed Amen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
AlaSka's Anniversary.
Seattle Post-Inte, e,Iioancer.


 The celebration of Alaska Day today brings to public notice the fact that the great Territory has been in the title and possession of Uncle Sam for ffty-fve years.
 While Secretary of State Stewards treaty for the purchase of Alaska at $7,20O 900 was widely re- garded act of charity Russia rather than business, the test of time has shown otherwise An average of $25,OOO.0OO per annum has been taken from Alaska mineral deposits for many years there 30, 900 to 40, 900 square miles of arabic lands that will some day keep prosperous agricultural population busy; gold copper silver and coal are there in abundance and the largest acreage vir- gin timber the continent.
 Just the completion of the Government Rail- way line is about to bring the great Territory into it's is the last Far Vest" and the trek of homesteaders thither will be the last great of population to Uncle Sans cheap lands
 Alaska's day is coming, and will not be long delayed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
EUROPE'S OPERATING RATIOS.

Only three countries in Europe have incomes from taxstion greater than the budget requirements for governmental operation. These England, Den mark and Jugo-Slavia All Of the nations, except these three. spending money for operation con- s;derably in excess of their revenues.
 The relation of income to expenditures yealed recently in a survey made by the League of Nations Denmarks surplus income ratio is the
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
Not Particular

J. S. H. says he had lot of old collars that he decided to get rid of by giving them to the colored porter so he stopped him one day and asked:
 Sam, what size collar do you wear? I've got a lot of fairly good ones I'll give you if they'll fit"
 "Ah ain't particular about de size, boss, 13, IA. 15 or 16, it am all de same to me-"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
That's Broadcastine the Information
 to NeiohbOrS

(Havensville (Kan.) ReviewD Found-In nay tomato patch, seven chickens, six Plymouth Rocks about the size of quails, one large white one. Owner can have them by call ing at my home, paying for the to matoes and this notice.
 MRS. FANNY MANNER.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
Huh :!
''Wel1. now that {

Well, now that Congress has ad- journed I see the politicians are busy looking after their fences,' re- marked the chance acquaintance.
 Looking after my fences keeps me busy, too," replied the burglar.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION.

Silver Bow Lodge PA will meet Thursday night at eight o'clock. All members are requested to be present
 Visiting brethren welcome. Merle P. Morgan, Noble Grand; Frank O'Brien. Secretary. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
Was Real Work

What was the hardest thing you the Great Man.
 Meeting the easy payments on the first furniture I bought" he smiled.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
News of the Names Club

Most girls get their way. but what we started 10 say is, that Lucy Proctor has just married Charles Way. of Detroit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
Same Here. Old Top

The Treasury Department says the average $5 bill lasts ten months. It lasts about ten minutes with me, I'll say. Geo. A. Dean.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
Ever Notice This

Before marriage his girl gets notes full of 'I love IL" But afterward his friends get their fill of his |. o. U. notes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
Daily Sentense Sermon

Watch your step is a good slogan, too, for the bird who keeps his foot too near the accelerator.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
Fool Questions

R T. B. asks this one: 'l see the ladies are to wear blistered silk; are the new fashions to be as hot as that?" Tell him, ladies; we don't know anything about such things.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02

Furniture nloveu and stored. Heavy hauling done. Phone AS. Ju- neau Transfer. -adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
ake Heed

Throw your money away before you start, for the latest change in the marriage ceremony is Until divorce do us part" Then she tells her lawyer to get al(your) money.
 Ha Ha Lou.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02

when you want Cnop-Suey or Noodles. call Is minutes before and 1t will be ready. Phone SIT. City Cafe. -ady.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
VETERANS HONOR FIRST LADY.

During the recent serious illness of the wife oi President Harding. many tributes were paid to her and nobility of character and he1 great ouality of human sympathy. One such came from Capt C. Hamilton Cook, National Commandei Of Disabled Veterans, organization of former sery ice men who received injuries in the World War. Capt Cook said:
 The disabled former service man looks
 upon Mrs. Harding of his most sin
 cere and infuencial friends, and the respect,
 affection and esteem in which she has long
 been held was strengthened during the hours
 her most critical illness.
 We have heard much of what everybody
 is ready to do for the maimed, but Mrs.
 Harding performs rather than talks, and she
 is indeed, the first lady of the land in the
 minds of of thousands for whom the
 is not yet
 This tribute from the who went down into the valley of the shadow of death in the service their country and of humanity everywhere must have touched the kindly heart of Mrs. Harding who wal herself deep in the shadows. And at time in her life probably has she receievd sincere tribute than came from the maimed of the great war
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-02
ALONG LEES DETOUR
 By SAM HILL

Observations of Oldest lnhabitant
 Girls are wearing Russian boots, but they don't look anything like the boots their fathers wore, you bet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR
WANTED

BY a Chicago firm who has. through
fair dealing and service, been Va
business A. years 10 distribute Cali
fornia wine grape juice, Grape
iulce !s now IN greater 'smand than
At any previous time. Because OF
this demand we are establishing
centers throughout the country that
we may give our patrons personal
service aud prompt delivery. To
responsible person who can pay ops
dollar down on each case ordered.
an exclusive contract VIII be given
and shipments so arranged that bal
arce or order can be paid for ont
Of profits from previous shipments.
This is an opportunity TO connect
with one OF the largest ana most Ia
vorably known companies In tne
country and build up a substantial
paying business that will be per-
manent.
SEE b. w. DRYER
Hotel Tulsa Monday after 1880 q. m
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
Employment
SITUATIONS wANrrp-MALE ls

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tlup win oil ,orup,ny win ronsilcf Of
doe v.fk ur rtld work where there ia
GOOD s4Inf, and ..II,Ufo Tor adyerrrtuopt
apG n care World
ny N1UNg NAN AWNING can drive
car gs,g. asltu
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rui connection WITH oaIabl she'd buzz.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
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SaleSmae1l

We have openings for sew
eral statesmen. Only men who
have ability to meet the best
people in the city and place
a high-class product before
them, need apply. These po-
sitions are not for has-beens
or students and will stand the
most exacting investigation.
We prefer stock salesmen
or men who have made good
in their line. No phone calls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

EVENTH ", 30G--Largo ffont room.
furnished in ivory, adjoining tile bath.
hot water all times, no other rOomers
references. for one gentleman Would
consider employed married couple,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

UpUG SALESMAN WANTED
TO SELL nationally pharma-
crgUrul, proprietary and toilet
goods lines 10 rrlUl Ill dE-
trade Vacancy IN western OKLA
iuma, Must be eE.rgtall druggist
and must have had several years
road experience IN drug line Not
over 8s years old Exceptional Op-
portunlty Tor able and energetic
salesman, SALARY, expenses ana
liberal combinations state cEpo.
rIrnCa ln detail, 1-- Nr word.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
Employment
Urtp MANTIn--MAiE


WANTED. Good live man 90 sell maps TO
oil companies, a29.N. care World.
WNNTEp--A man who will manage and
DO clerical wotk IN a small hotel must
be experienced with commercial ttadt
best reference required. state age ana
salary. Address 5. Patti. I. O. boz S35.
Okmulgec. OKLA.
WANrEp-- Hig nay 10 men everywhere
distributing samples booklets. ttc.
Whole or spare time. no experience = o.
quircd q. Meyer an seventh 81, Louis
vile Ky
TEp--ioune man. Must nave
good personality. be- determined and
ambitious and understand automobile.
II you possess the necessary Vuallrcp-
uous We will offer you a very. etuec.
tive and permanent position. Write Tor
Interview giving address, phone num.
her Address ss6-N. World.
WNNrED--rh opcn-shop hrlcklaycrs
trst-CIass mechanics can O. l.. chan.
collor Osage 2297
WANTED White male dlshVasher All.
American uutfot goo s. Main.
WNNrEp-IoanE man stenograpacr WITH
knowledge of bookkeeping good opu1r-
tunity TO learn real estate business. Per
manent position 20 rlght party. refer
euces required Adlress IN N World
Competent, experienced clerk
Congfcss hgtcl, okmuieoc. Okla
NANTED.-A good miRer. Apply Sc
Nurity Employment office. i0atA
N1in.
WE BUY your missfit clothing Nlgh
class trade ai2I Main, ov1rc 2fsa-l
WANTED Young man et,uographcr rue
qualified 90 handle clerical work.
good opening for capable party. 327 H.
care world.
WANTED wheel boys and motorcycle
boys who are not going 20 school Np
ply AZ swift and sure Messenger 5ery
tee. ia Elgiu.
ANTED-E Experienced pumper with tcf-
ercucCs for past 10 years, must be- we'll.
experienced with vacuum pumpa, "1uFi
be able to make bond BY indlyidunt or
surety, nono other need apply. Write
box b67-H World
YOUNG man as cigar clerk. give refer.
pnoc. age Uud experience IN first letter
Address 72S-N, care world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

WOMAN % help IN soho0I cafoterIa IN
exchange for light housekeeping room
for herself and husband. 400 u, Eley-
tnth, Usage g30S,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

WANTED--EXperienc health and noci-
dent insurance man Tor general manager
for Tulsa and northeastern Oklahoma,
must be absolutely reliable and able to
employ and handle agents. Old reliable
company, high class policies well repre-
sentod In state. Western Casualty Co,
1901 Tradeamens Natl. Bank Bldg
oklahoma city. Okla.
WANTED--ESperienced shipping clerk,
foi Al furniture store; one who has had
experience in furniture business: none
other need apply a good salary. Ad-
dress 555-N. World
WRTNGER man wanted at White swan
laundry.
WANTED--MAN FOR OKMULGEE
And men or women vicinity OF NtNITA,
PRYOR, CLAREMORE and SAPULPA,
10 demonstrate the Sechrist Pressure
Cooker and Gamer. Used by Okla
homa university and by government
demonstrations Cooks food In one-third
time. Sold on payments carried by
company and saves its own payne nta
on meat and fuel bills. See June De-
lneatOr, pages 70 and II. also July
Good Housekeeping, page ST. VIII tond
information about demonstrators who
are making 800 week. Write in
fun and give references. Albert Sc
christ Mfg Co.. l7l7 Logan St. Denver
Colo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
~ YOU ARE wisg
YOU Will HuN ilitS SHOW
THE POLLARD TltEATER
IDEAL LOCATION, suPERB EQUIP
M.NT- EIGIIT IILMnNLn EnATA

Wv I lAlNl We YIN isNH
IDEAL LOCATION, SUPERB EQUIP
MENT EIGHT HUNDRED SEATS
SrAgE AND SCENERY
BUSINESS NOW, ASD AGWATS uks
HEEV GOOD ~ Ttus rUEATER. ONLY
oNE OTHER LITTLE SHOW As OrPO-
StrlJN YOU CAN CONTROL ALL THE
UtElNESS OF THE TOWN. ttAVH
DEEM IN THE SHOW BuRINESs Al
WAYS. WANT no SELL, ENJOY LlrE
lF POSSIBLE. COME DOWN LOOK pF
oNLH STAY As IuSd Az YOu pLEAsE.
Srn ron f'tnarLr iHAf ~ - a
REAL SHOW ~ A REAL TOWN hNIp
A DANDY BUSINESS. CAN OFFER
SoMH TERMS. NOTHING TO ItlnE
FROM YOU WILL PUT TIRE CARDS
ON THE TABLE. - d.
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nrir wANTrD-rrmAir

AT ONCE-Flye ladies 20 travel. demon.
strate and sell dealers $40 to SIS per
week; railroad fare paid Goodrich
Drug CO., Dept e0l-R. omaha. Neb
CANVASsERs who have mado good I'm
any line wanted TO quality Hs local
subscription representatives. Tor Tho
Literary Digest. whole or part time.
This well-known and nationally ndNer-
tised periodical has heretofore secured
lts 1000. 900 readers by direct publicity,
20 per cent c1mmiaslou paid on new
and renewal orders until You demon
Rtrnta Vour ability. After that. salary
and commission. Apply Bureau 2, The
Literary Digest ass Fourth Ay New
York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

ONE OF Chioago's old substnntisi corpor,I
atlons hRs opening for capable man to
open office and manage salesmen. high,
GLASS devices Tor which there is~er-
traprdlnBry demand everywhere. Big
money-maklng possibilities for the right
meni 1900 10 $4,000 necessary 20 fnfnes
exclusive agency. WIN pay expense Or
trip 20 Chicago for the man we select.
Sales Manager. ll2 N. May 81, Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

iNlNt. III TUE Critical. Hna hns"r-
ing Illness OF my husband. Mr.. Farm
ham, I am compelled to close out tho
business place. 90 W. Fourth St. Wofp
ans Art ENrhhngo, shampooing auh
embroidery. VIII sell as a whole qufck
sale, very reasonable, Al stand. long
esta blished. II Interested, address Mrs.
Y. q. Farnhafn, si9 N. Peak st.. Dsl-
las TeSaH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
Rooms and Boar6
NNOMs FON htNT. fII

ROOMS FoR RENT. FURNISHED ~
EOCkFORD, g., stI-Nicely furnished
room fOr two gentlemen private home
block u both car lines; references
SOUTHEAST room nicely furnished; gen
Ueman preferred. cali Osage H7g0.
gEENANTS quarters. two prge rooms,
everything modern. reasonable rent
1893 n Elwood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
Financial


nu~INrss oPPoRrtNirIEs ~
FOH HHNI ur fpr sale bcai eqLipped
beauty u1rnr ln pNsnoWn. Addtess Hos
1ss UomIuy Okla
ron SALE siu,t N groceries ibvol' ng
tltI. FpIHu1ii subufhan location. and
building tHu ue leased at rcaHon~hlc
price Phone rHdur O., tho Tulsa C'edlt
Mons h'sgr.'I .Hn. ....-
FoN sALE.- Garage. 2OxbO feet. ioonteJ
in rear 0i a'i &C. First, one year lease.
FOR SALE Welding ana repair shop
h"N location To- town. plenty ~ work.
vii take iu sund car. Address i5.S
s Punnsh Vcst Tulsa.
For -'uuta, tiuuury ana soda i0un
hlu, d0iug ru0i business In lobby of
ros'ottico ~ bcprW. Oh'a. Sold at
bargain u taken st once. Sickuoss the
reason tor sriliug Address box 4ai,
hrr'w. 1h|H.
FIRST GLASS battery business. in so5i
location aEcnry tot Weii.hnuvn and
WeH.nd't 'ttNscl battery owner iearirs
cl'y and SAYS sell q Loan .
Investment Go. ful Daniels DfE OsaEs
FOR SALE GI0grfy aud market, terms
w desired. tlilr ssll.
ron UhNr.--pu,e Tor magazines and
puprorn WulhiUr, corner % Ninth pnd
Main Soc lie ru Echgr. N'i Main.
foH BALE Rest lunch stand iu rity.
FOH SALE Grocery doius good cssh
tusi",.a Cedar eiii
GHuCEliY srOUE. $3.50, two iyins rouluS,
rent {a5. Might trade S'ywprt Salts
800 NobinHon. Cedar f7is.
GOOD RESTAURANT
Tor Hulr, cheap " taken at uncei living
pmu,rs, lights water turnshei; this
place lH well located und doing a goud
business. Price only 400.
O. y u. LOAN AND INVESTMENT
iul btnl"i HIir Usage sAt2.
GROCERY STORE, 1900. near school. .
a"n" s-i-- t7t, .-". s2s go ..,e-.E
NnuIl 20 Grassy over this. Stewart
salcs 1od Robinson Bldg.
~ YOU have anything Tor sale or trade
We want 81, Hines a Moore, t33
Robinson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

AGENTS-JoUy Molly dresses are quick
sellers; good repeaters, every woman
wants one or more, cnmploi" liHo 10 "
ready, no capital required, no tApHii-
once necessary; commissions advanced
Domestic Products CO., iiS Davies bI'g,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
Employment
HELP wANTEp-MaIr


F1REMEN brakemen beginners $3.50,
later t2ou, 10 strike Address 353 II.
care World
FALL opening At Tulsa business College.
TssSRons sF,Ss5 6.ass lS' 80 fi sSpoat,h sSfs T
IF YOU DESIRE TO get In touch with en-
pluyers in South America send 81 for
our classified ust of firms and ~,m.
psnies IN Peru or Bolivia. South Amcrl-
can Information bureau. 600 Chamber Of
Commerce BIDS Portland. ore
MANY young people hogan = business
course at DfaughNns September 81;
within few months they viii be draw.
Ing good salaries n YOU vent TO In
crease your earning power see us about
taking some work ~ our day or night
appointment Draughon's Bus'ness Col
iege $40 $ Main
MEN for u. S. mail service iii5 20 t9o
Experience OF correspondence course uu-
necessary to secure appointment h. S.
nishop, Box 2oi. Joplin Mo.
MEN--AEe ~ to 65. experience unnpcps.
sary. Travel, make secret invest ga
tious. reports Salaries, expenses. AWeri-
can Foreign Detective Agency bsi St
Louis.
MIN WANTED 10 BECOME DRAFTS
MEN Salary t25O-S30O monthly when
competent. chief craftsman will train
you at your home, also furnish free
ttor - rhr"" ssiAry Add-ess 'Ni.s
craftsman pobe tooi BROADWAY uiv
s22 chicago.
MEN-GOO mon wanted at once Themas
Duplex coats. one side stylish fall top
cont. other side sturmprupf rainCoHt.
Two coats for price OF one You simply
wear coat and book orders. We deliver
and collect. You can make from 1900
to $500 every month f1r fun time and
from 500 20 $3.50 monthly sptta time,
YOU get money on the spot. 80 vat
ing for commission or salary checks
coat free to producers Thomas Mfg
Co. section l4ls DAYTON ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Don't waste YOUR time and money! We
furnish help FREE and QUICK Ana
the RiGHT KIND can OsaRe 6lll sun
day any time Security Employment
OPERATIVES WAETED.-Expericnc uu-
necessary; get particulars. exceptional
opportunities, travel; salaries, eK-
perses Hartley Detective Agency, Kan
sas city Mo,
PARTNER for film business. small In
vestment; wonderful future, give telc-
phone number. 42i.N, World
SPECIALITY sRlcsrncn for Tulsa End en-.
like II. Demand everywhere. wonder.
ful seller Average salesman makes
$50 per day. Sells c. q. d. fun CON-
mission. Phone Usage 1856 for appoint.
ment, ask Tor Mr. Heller. .
SUITS pressed quick. so cents. called for
delivered free. owl Cleaners, Usage
6Os3
TEN COAL MINEHS steady work, scale
wages weekly pay Apply 325 Central
National Bank Bldg.
TERRITORIAL RIGHTS
within the next is days exclusive terri
tories throughout several states ana
counties will be assigned to applicants
qualifying rs district managers. Com
tracts covering various towns and clties
viii be allowed according to the hest
interests Of parties concerned We are
introducing a patented system indls-
pensahls to owners and operators Of
motor vehicles. substantial profits with
unlimited possibilities assured, Salts
factory references ss 20 general char
Rcter and financial responsibility re
quired Interview by appointment only.
fidence. Give address and phone. Ad-
dross btS-N, World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

WOULD you Ike clean little manufac-
turing business In fast growing Vlty
tEl Dorado, ArkD that would net you
80 900 or more per year? We are Of
fcriuK Just such a business, already ee-.
tabllshcd for $50 600 Address +. o.
box 1i9G El Dorado Ark.
YOUNG mea ~Mi ,nvoat g o0n snd sery-
icrs so small business. Address bsQ-N.
World.
U95 10 81 900 Is sRneient 10 establish
you lu "a cash business. Learn stock ptlyI
ilcgc trading, Dept. 81. Paul Kaye, ip
broadway. n. Y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

EARN $3.50 weekly, addressing, mailing
circulars. Instructions &c. Money hack
~ dissatisfied. Palace Mailing Co.. Tole-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

AGENTS daily easy, ironing board
covers selling like witire' sure Hlle
whore HhuWg, Experience unnecessary.
sample free. Hillon hfg Coz Dept liso
baltimore Iadr. chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
Statesmen
HEALTH AND ACCIDENT

"gercoats at E2i ana up whioh In
cludes a good profit to you. You got
for samples. John Bond Tailoring Co,
Denver, Colo,
WE WANT MEN AND WOMEN
WHO ARE DESlHOUS or MAKING
'2s 80 5000 per week clear prui.t Iioth
their own. Mlttholrs Magic Marvel
washing compound washes clothes srot.
lcssly clean In 10 to 10 minutes. 100
lUt8 n. Suture's mNhtiest cleanser
contains no iyr. lime acih or wax
nous reptat orders 5O0Go profit. EI.
elusive territory We guarantee sale OF
every package. Two other sight sen
ore" snd cure rcpeatera give our agents
tho fastost selling line in tho country,
no capital OF experience TsPurrd'
Hokor ONO. made t.e9 la', "gntn.
bio ana proof l.. Mitchell 4 Co. i50t.
1914 u tixty.nrat 49,. chicago, ~.
VIZ WAIT a MAN
10 represent us In Tulsa or OUTSIDE ltrIl-
tory. our suits, uvercoatE blankets,
work pants. ralDoOuts, are mada IN our
own factory from wu0lCuH mHdo 10 our
own MIN and sold direct 10 consumer
~ prices that defy oil compniiiipn. hb-
dos and tailoring are the finest ~ y0u
nave ri-rm i-,"'', stand ~-!. :"
your community and gsn a;.' ,g ygs5 o., 'a,
how you can mako up ~ $50 per We gh,
No experience or capital fgpulf5a fof
full .pnrucuiars s0dte's Iaylof "1"S
Co.. 27fn. a. ~ I1ul'nu, chicago,
WANTED Ton aaIesnnu or sal"Rlcdies to
work TULSA with uu article backed by
over hu'f million dollars worth ot
Hdyertis.nf This, ~ "a oae innney an, 9aHssr
tnuaD who make Epod, Apply at O3fofd
Hotel room ~
WANTED -.tI.rmsn win following Gov
rring Oflnh0wt and adjacent irrrlt9ly
~ handle meme uuakW"ur Hs side line
ON rommIeHiuu basis, Communicate win
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

company Save 80
peuses and taxes by organising on the
popular, common law plan under a plr6
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