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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28

Shoes for the feet we took for
granted Until their higher prices
made them weigh heavily on u
minds.
A stud. OF its making transforms
the humtl. shoe into an epic of Am
eri:an ingenuity and skill, accord
ing to William Joseph ~Showalter,
who writes to the National Geo.
graphic Society as follows:
There are -four general types of
footwear, according to the manner
in which toe soles are attached to
the uppers. The leading type is the
welt. 1t has a small; strip of leath-
er sewed fas; first to the upper. and
then to the sole. so that upper and
sole are Z Joined directly. Welt
soles are used mainly in higher
grade mems and boys shoes and in
womens walking shoes.
"Tbe Mckay sewed shoe Is the Sec
ond type. In 1t the sole is sewed di-
rectly to the upper The cheaper
grades Of stiff-soled sewed shoes are
made by this method.
The turned shoe is the third type.
In 1t the STE is joined to/the upper
with the whole shoe inside out, then
turned. Women's p,iable -soled shoes
are made in this fashion.
THE nailed. pegged. or screwed
on sole represents the fourth type
and goes with cheaper grades Of
shoes.
"As uppers leather comes into
the factory It has the irregular out
lines of a hide or skin, as indented
as the coas. of Maine and by hand
could be measured only by a master
of t~rigonometry. through a bong pro-
cess Of calculations. but a machine
has been invented that car calculate
more areas in hale a minute than a
mathematician could In half a day.
Fifty machines, a hundred people
and two hundred processes are en-
played in the making of a pair Of
shoes.
"fn the Innings department are big
machines that cut uppers cloth.
twenty to forty thicknesses at a clip
as easily as a cake-cutter cuts the
dough.
Beyond is the uppers leather de-
%partnent. Here a trained man. with
stubDy-bla0ed, razor-edge knife.
takes the skin. lays it on his cut
ting board. and running his knife
around his several aluminium pat
terms, cuts out vamp and quarter
and toe piece with accomplished art
In getting the maximum or pieces out
of The niin'numNo skins. When he
has finished with a skin it looks like
shapeless strings bordering a SER
les Of irregular holes.
"In cheaper grades Of shoes the
leather also is Cur by drinking IA
chires-rnechanical cake cutters ap-
piled to shoemaking. Only one ply
is cut at a time but there are SER
les Of dies for the different parts.
after the quarters vamps, toe
caps. etc., have been cut the leather
must be 'sFived.,,s 80 as to prevent any
raw edges showing in the finished
shoe. The edges are fed through a
machine that SLAVES the unfinished
side down 10 a bevel. This is then
covered with cement and the thin
edges folded over, much as a SEAM
stress lays a hem.
1.-THE innings go from the assembly
room to be transferred from individ-
ual pieces into canvas counterpart
of the leather upper. The quarters
are Joined at the back and stayed
with a reinforcement. The vamps
are cemented into shape ready for
inclusion in the finished upper.
1.-THE tips go to the toe-cap room,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28

able o. performing then there should
be no need for federal ~appropria-
tons to help them do it.
1t is also argued in this connection
that the federal government has i'm
paired the local autonomy of the
states in many other ways. When,
for example. national prohibition
was substituted TO: local option.
states rights yer abolished in the
vital matter of sumptuary legisla-
ton, 1t is urged thai when the states
rights advocate accepts national pro-
hibilion, but objects to federal au-
THIRTY II. the protection of a ma
tural reSouI ce, he is swallowing a
camel and s%training at a gnat. .
The Capper Bill
Those who believe that the fed
erai government should have au-
thority liz proportion to the amount
it appropriates for the protection of
forests privately owned, so that 1t
may know just wha. is being done
will, the taxpayers money, prefer
the Capper bill to the Smell bill. The
Capper bill provides, in the first
place, for the taxation of forest pro-
ducts, so that federal revenue will
be raised fer providing the federal
protection. This IS certainly a BUSH
ness like arrangement, but perhaps
does not make as much difference to
the taxpayers as would appear at a
glance, for the lumberman Will
merely add the tax to the price and
the ultimate consumer will pay 1t
after all. In addition to this, the
Capper bill woul1 give the secretary
of agriculture authority to make and
enforce regulations as to the pro-
lection of forests and the methods or
cutting the timber. In this way. the
federal government would at least be
sure of getting it's moneys worth
of protection.
The Capper Bill. however, has not
even been htnored by a hearing. The
Snail bill. with the lumber interests
back of it, and the states rights adj
vocates appeased in the traditional
manner, is probably the best mea-
sure that 4 be got through con-
gress. The conservationists there
fore are inclined to favor it as the
best that can be had for the pres
ent. 1t will undoubtedly mean bet
ter fire protection for the 70 per cent
of our forests which are in private
hands, and better methods of lum'
bering. 1t will probably therefore
be worth to the taxpayer in the long
run moro than it costs him. And II
may he superseded by a more thor
ough-going piece of legislation al
som time in the future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28

Ford says he will make autos out
of cotton. Then you might look for
your car and find the boll-weevils
have eaten it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
GETTING EXPERT SERVICE

The State Highway Commission goes to Chicago to Sc
cure an expert as consulting engineer in the erection Of, the
new bridge across the Raritan river between the Amboys.
The fact has much significance in the consideration of the
many big projects that are before the city of Perth Amboy.
The State Highway Commission has a competent en-
gneer who is capable of doing excellent work in the ordi-
nary duties tina: ~ engineer for such a commission is called
upon to perform. When it comes to a really big project,
however, something that involves expenditure of millions
OF dollars and that calls for a special line of work, there is no
hesitation to seek out the best brains in that line that can be
secured, and There is no reflection on the engineer who is
regularly employed by the highway commission by so doing.
Perth Amboy needs a city plan more than anything else.
1t has traS elevation or depression on its hands, it has port
development, the state highway bridge, parks and any guam
THY OF big problems confronting it. 1t is no reflection on
local engineers that an expert should be employed to help
3lty's point of view.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28

Some people Gus congress when
their engine freezes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
PUBLIC OPINION
GRADE CROSSING ELIMINATION
tiDIIOR EVENING NENNS

GRADE CROSSING ELIMINATION
EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
In reference to the grade crossing
elimination, l have gone over the
plans that were made public, and
iin1rthey fall short of what the pe0-
pie of Perth AmbOy have a right to
expect; with the camel back and
split bridges as shown no one with
any progressive thought would give
MS or her consent to any such make-
shift proposal.
Now is the time to insist on and5
have the railroad companies elimi-
nate for all time the grade crossings
in the residential section of the city.
The city authorities ought to in-
sist that the railroad companies de-
press the tracks through the city.
The Central tracks to an eve
grade between the Raritan river
bridge and the recently built bridge
over Woodbridge creek; the Penn
~sylvania main line tracks lowered ac-
cordingly. The city to decide on a
new location for the present Penn
sylvania freight depot; any passen~
ger trains using this station to be
diverted to main line. Eliminate en-.
tirely this spur; the Lehigh Valley
depressed at New Brunswick avenue
so that the present street grade is
retained. The Lehigh Valley cross
ing Market and Smith streets { be
depressed to meet the extended de-
preston beyond New Brunswick ave.
nue..
The following figures taken from
railroad companies blue p~rintSfshow
the possibility of the depression out-
lined above:
Raritan river bridge elevation 20
feet above datum, Woodbridge creek
bridge about same level above water
hence same above datum. With Cen
trail tracks depressed to this level
Market street would be raised about
~ feet which would take out pres
ent low spot. Smith street raised III
feet above present level, New Bruns-
wick avenue, % feet, and Washing
ton street 35 feet above Raritan river
bridge tracks could retain their pres
ent grade. The Valley tracks can be
lowered at New Brunswick avenueo
(now IS feet above r.. r. B. tracks)~
and go over Central at Washington
street and present state bridge.
The coal yards and factories can
easily be, taken care of, also sew
age.
The cost should not be prohihi-
tive when the benefits to both city
and railroads are considered.
z. g. SMITH,
125 Market Street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28

The fool killer and joy killer
ought to meet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
Seek Friends In Hour OF Need

I'm the hour of need we quickly
seek our best friends" writes Chas.
Schridd Ward de Wet. 957 7srd
Ave-. Oakland. CAL. ''our little boy
and girl had a v dry. rasping
cough without phlegm, a cough that
.hokes and Pushes the face of the
sufferers like unto commissions.
Foley's Honey and Tar was a won
derful emergency remedy" Cases
like this give Foley's Honey and
Tar its reputation as the best rem
EDDY for coughs and colds. Sdld
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28

Earthquakes reported this month
may have been resolutions breaking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
Head Ached and Body Ached

There are various symptoms OF
kidney trouble-rheumatic pains.
backache, sore muscles. stiff joints.
and always tired" feeling. Mrs.
Geo. Morgan. E. Fairfield, VT,
writes: my head ached and my
whole body ached so I could not
ileep. Foley Kidney Pills gave me
relief" They heal and strengthen
weak, disordered kidneys and blad-
der and help them in their work of
altering the blood and casting out
of the system the impurities that
cause pain and disease. Prompt In
action. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28

>WiM
&IQM SIMS

Bootleg tea" Is spelled L N L.
where are we headed?" asks a
scientist. To picture shows, mostly.
Two can go broker than one.
The greatest China question is
"Who will wash the dishes?"
One way to stop cheek-to-cheek
dancing is bring back hoopskirts.
Some wives want to run every
thing except the furnace.
Let's hope that when in Washing
ton the peacemakers did as Wash
ington did.
Mexico is so quiet you car hear
oil stock paying dividends.
Every man likes a wife who flirts
unless she is his own.
i, There are always vacant seats in
street cars going the wrong way.
Where did people eat peanuts be-
fore the movies started?
Society note: This country has re-
ceived an invitation to the annual
Chile-Peru bawl.
Two heads may be better but a
double chin isn't.
When a woman says can you
keep a secret" you know she can't.
Health hint: Look out for women
with fur coats.
A poor start gives you more to
brag about after you succeed.
Only time some men want to stay
at home is when friends wife wants
them to take her to a show.
Fine motto: If you are not oppor-
tunity-don't knock.
When women pass on the street
they think n good turn deserves
another.
Earthquakes reported this month
may have been resolutions breaking.
The fool killer and joy killer
ought to meet.
Some people cuss congress when
their engine freezes.
Ford says he will make autos out
of cotton. Then you might look for
your car and find the boll-weevils
have eaten it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
Bible Thought For Today

HAVE THE MIND OF CHRIST-Let this mind
be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus. Let nothing be
done through strife or vainglory; but in lowliness of mind
let each esteem other better than misunderstanding
plans 2: 5, 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
Questions Answers

ANY reader can get the answer TO
any question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau. Frederick Haskin. Director.
Washington. ID. c. This o1er ap-
plies strictly to information The
bureau cannot give advice on legal.
medicinal and financial roublea. "
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake exhaus-
tive research on any subject. Write
your question plainly and briefly.
Civ full lame adm address and en-
close two cents in stamps for return
postage. ALI replies are sent direct
to the inquirer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-06
Women's Oxfords of $2.9s
Smart Russia Calf. ~

Black or tan. Notably fine lasts
and an added dash Of individuality
in tips and perforations. Welted
soles chiefly; Cuban or walking
heels.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-07-13
BEDSPREl

BEDSPKEl
"A complete line of Bedsprd
you have a large stock /
No. 1884, 82x94, $7.49 val
Zion Lily, 82x94, $5.98 val
Century, '82x92, $3.50 valu1
Touraine, 84x96, $4.98 val
Bridesmaid, S2x94, $7.25 v
Martha W., 82x94, $9.7s Y
Riverside, 7Sx88, $5.7S val
Monogram, 82x94, $S.25 '
Dorcas, S0xS0, $3.65 valu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
HELP WANTED Male)

YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE, TRUCK
and be generally useful In a govern
ment field party. For two months. TO
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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Treasury Department. Office of Comp.
troller OF the currency Washington.
ID. c., July q. 1922
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
who may have claims against The
State National Bank OF Ardmore, Okla !"
that the Same must be presented to Il
ulrich. receiver with the legal proo-
thereof, within three months from this
date. or they may be disallowed
d. r. CRlSSINGER,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20

The common house centirede destroys
house flys In considerable numbers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20

FOR REST--Five room bungalow. Ninth
Ave. y. W: all modern conyeniences.
garage and concrete driveway; posses
sion Nov /; phone 1910. 1873
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED To Brr-sieeca worth n
Second Hard Furniture and stoves
Dollar Down Furniture Company. III
hast p-Ssa-.~ ~s.~s ssss ss.s
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FOR RENT (HOUSES)

FOR RENT--Three room house. s. w.
can at W. I. Wood Grocery. 1000 Nc
Lish Ave. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20

There are approximately $500 ex.
service men still In hospitals in the
United States.
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FoR RENT-four- room house. furnished
practically modern. $50 per month: no
children close In. Call Dixon Shoe
Shop 2Q-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20

Aerial timetables giving prices and
time OF all European air lines. have
been published In uerms"s.
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FOR SALE--Complete fixtures for cloth
ing store, also lease on building: j.
NJ Hartnitt; phone 6Ss 1902 Blxby or
1T w. Main. i7-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
LEGAL NOTICES
RESOLUTION


A Resolution adopting plans, specific =
lions and ostimates OF costs, and
clsring 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 B
street, and from the west line Of
IL street, northwest to the east line
OF { street, and from the west line
OF street, to the east line OF ID
street, northwest, and all alley
crossings thereon; and A street
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 ,
THE CITY OF ARDMORE. OKL.
HOMA:
First: That the plans. specification
and estimates for Street lmproveme,
District No. 6s. comprising the stree
ana avenues as set out in the title
this resolution as prepared and SUI
mitted by A. b. Payne. city engine,
are hereby adopted and approved a
ordered filed in the office OF the ci
clerk.
Second: That It is necessary to pa
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 b street. and
from the west line Of Il street.
northwest. 10 the east line OF &
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 all
alley crossings, thereon, all lin the
CITY OF Ardmore, oklahoma:
to do the necessary grading, to cor
struct manholes and inlet basins, drai.
tiles and curbs therefor
Third: That this resolution be put
lished In the Daily Ardmoreite for 81
consecutive issues
Fourth; That II the owners OF ma
jority in area OF the lots, pieces @
parcels Of ground liable to taxation q
assessment for the cost Of these i'm
provements shall not within fifteen Qs
days after the last publication, file wit.
the city clerk, their protest in writ
ing, against such improvements then til
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 da,
OF Oct, 1922.
(SeaD r. A. HEFNER. Mayor.
Attest:
L. NJ. THURSTON. City Clerk.
CPubished in the Daily Ardmorsit
October II. Is. 10. 20. 20. 2D.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20

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
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20

FOR RENT-My home place Fourth
Ave. y. t.. six rooms. bath and gar
age; furnished or unfurnshed. TO re-
sponslble party only: see Il. A. Howard:
ls-t
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FOR Rk.NT-Three- room house. gas and
water. Large garden spot Corner
sixth and VI 81. Y. T.. Phone 1902. 20-3
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FOR SALE-Computing scales used only
short time; bargain Call at rs Z
st. y. w. 1876
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FOR RENT - one rye.room modern
house. 9Oi II y. r. Phone issI.J. 1873
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FOR RENT-rour room house. gas and
water. Sii; 5lT II ST. y. W: phone
ies. 1919
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FOR REST-Modcrn s.room house. close
In. Inquire at sss \ 81 ;. W. Phone
sisi. ls-s
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FOR SALE

PORTO RICO, Nancy Hall sweet potatoes
for sale, carload lots For prices phone
RIM 55. B. c. Holiday. 20-2
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For RENTING acres % land with
four room house. Just south u city
limits. apply pest office boz 1.i. i6-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20

TO RENT-Housc, modern. ON West
Main. Phone bss. 1873
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SELL II THROUGH ARDMOREITE
WANT ADS.
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
A nIislNEss rlIANrri

Want 20 sell stock of silk and cotton
dry goods and variety store soods. In.
voice about $3.50. sell cheap for cash or
trade for car, write to NrN. Afdmore.
ite and see stock. is.t
EoR SALE OR TRADE for Ardmore
property, Main cafe. sulphur. OKLA.
Address. Jas. n. Battle. sulphur. okia.
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!, What Are !
!, You Buying ]
/ From Us? ;
; We do not want you to
1 feel that you are simp- ;
1 ly buying power, light. >
I gas, water, heat or ice
I from us but that you ;
I are buying SERVICE" ,
1 The fact that we may ;
!. have placed electricity ,
I or gas on a line to your ;
! premises does not re-
! lieve US of our obliga-
) ton which we assume Z
) when you become a I
} consumer. In fact, that 4
} is only the beginning. 4
} The rendering of serv-
} ice is the supplying of 4
, these commodities in 4
( an economical satisfac- Z
d tory way to suit your 4
) particular require 4
) ments. That is exactly 4
8 what we are endeavor- 4
D ing to do. Everyone of 4
D us is on our tip toes 4
, every minute doing our 4
} best to give "SERV- 4
, ICE" 4
} II YOU feel that you 4
} are spending your 4
} money for electricity. 4
? gas, etc, and not really 4
Z getting service there is !
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4 you to come into our ,
4 office and let us talk }
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Lots

We have big LIST Of fine lots
priced worth the money, If you wan,
10 build We would like 10 show YOU our
lots.
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FOR REST-I.arse new bungalow. IRA
age; chicken house and other I'M.
provsments; 1919 Harris. phone 1858
l''u
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FOR RENT-Five room house. owner
reserves one room; new; modern. on
pavement garage. jsS. COZ =. y. r.
1875
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FOR RENT-Five-room house. go per
month. Phone iiN, Tom Cooper. 1873
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losT-nlacs doubis. strap handbag lind.
81 please call t2si.R or iiso II y. W.
and receive reward. NFt
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lost SUNDAY at springer red and
white setter. about 10 months old. can
Roscoe williams. Springer. or phone
sOt.N, Afdmore. reward. lts1
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tyogT-p.,wesn skeily camp and vii.
son. one sosas tire rim. tire rack and
license TAG ne sez.ss3 oklsl finder
wlli please leave same al Ford Garage.
Wilson. okla. = liberal reward will he
paid. is.7
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WILL sell Jersey COW cheap or trade for
hay or chickens; phone S35. 1873
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. 1913
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POSITIONS WANTED

HIGH SCHOOL boy wants worI: after
school and Saturday: will consider any
thing. Phone 5G2. 90-c
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

business conditions are gradually In.
proving. Throughout the north and
cast business prosperity has already re-.
turned. Prosperity " gradual, return.
ing Ia Ardmore. Carter county has lots
Of oil and Ardrnore viii soon forget that
We ever had a depression here. Bay
real estate now while you can get 4
worth the money. Let us show YOU our
list OF bargains.
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FOR SALE AND LEASE 200 acres good
ranch land. half for sale. half for
lease, near liennepsn. IN Sections g AMI
%. call OF see ulis Cook. sulphur. okla,
Box iss. s0.t
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST OR STOLEN Bicycle. Emblem
special" maroon cclorcd frame. No
mud guards. new Tire yn rear. llberh
reward. No questions, J. w. Dexter. so.a