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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-14
MURDOCH-HALL NUPTIALS

In a beautiful and impressive cere-
mony at the Makawao Union Church,
Saturday afternoon, Miss Lois Muir
doch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dun.
can Bell Murdoch, became the bride of
Sherman Barrett Hall. Rev. August.
Inc Jones, pastor of the church, offici-
ated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall left immediately
following a reception at the Murdoch
residence for a honeymoon tour.
The bride, who was dressed in a
wedding gown of white Canton crepe
with veil, and carried a bouquet of
white orchids and roses, was attended
by Mrs. Hosmer Rolph, as matron of
honor, and Mrs. Ralph Shaw and Mrs.
Roswell E. Howe as bridesmaids. The
attendants We're dressed in pastel
shaded taffeta.
Mr.. Hosmer Rolph acted as best
man with Mr.. Hollis Hardy and Mr..
Leslie Watson as ushers. Collin and
Claire Murdoch made charming flower
girls.
The church was beautifully decorat-
ed in rose and pink while the Muir
doch home, where a reception and
dance followed the yellow
blossoms formed the basis of a de-
hghtful color scheme.
Following their honeymoon. the
young couple will make their home in
Makawao,
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--"N =" ."
served as Arbor Day in all public
schools with appropriate exercises,
planting of trees, etc.
Trees and plants may be obtained
from the Territorial Nurseryman in
Honolulu and his representatives on
the different islands.
VAUGHAN McCAUGHEY,
Superintendent, Public instruction.
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of Maui, T. H, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder the following
described real property:
All that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in Kihei in the County of
Maui, T. H., and described as Apana
8 of r. p. 1902, l.. G. A. 6720 b to
Naehu, and containing an area of .06
of an acre, together with the build
ings and improvements thereon. Also
that certain piece or parcel of land
situated in Kihei in the County of
Maui, T. H., described as being Apa-
a l, 2 and 8 in r. p. 7717, L. c. A.
52S5 to Kahiewalu, and containing
areas respectively of 2.23, ass and .25
acres. Sale to be made subject to the
confirmation of the Court. Deeds to
be drawn at expense of purchaser.
For further particulars apply to
Charles Wilcox, Administrator of the
Estate of Kali Halama, or Enos Vim
cent, attorney for said estate.
CHAS. WILCOX,
Administrator of the Estate Of
Kali Halama. Deceased.
(Oct. 81, Nov. Z, IA, 21.)
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Haiku Church Dedicated-With a
good attendance and with impressive
services the new Catholic Church at
Haiku was dedicated on Sunday
morning, Bishop Liebert conducting
the ceremonies, assisted by Fathers
James and Jules. The bazaar is re-
ported to have been a success the
clouds rolling away for a bright night
Saturday evening and Sunday morn
ing's weather also being pleasant. All
goods were sold, it is reported.
Better Speech Week-In the Maui
High School neXt week will be bet
ter speech week, a part of a concert
ed effort in the schools to bring about
more use of real English and to re-
legate further into the back ground
the jargon that is in such common
daily use in many walks of life. There
will be special speakers to address
the scholars and a special feature is
being arranged for Friday, November
"a.
Picanco Wants Action.-Contractor
PiCancO was before the board of SUI
pervisOrs Friday with a complaint on
the delay of letting the contract for
the Wahikuli beach lots road. He was
the only bidder for the job for which
the county asked bids as agent for the
territorial land department. The de
partment asked the county to reject
the bid and do the work and the coun-
ty replied il was not in a position to
do such work now and recommended
letting the contract to Picanco. No
reply has been received and the certi-
fed check of Picanco is still held with
out an award of the contract. Picanco
also wants TO be compensated for loss
of time but does not want to with
draw his bid.
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Pertinent Paragraphs

Jury ReconVenes-After "A weeks
recess the trial jury returned to the
circuit court yesterday and jury trials
were resumed.
Street Sweeping contract-Adver-
tisement for tenders for sweeping the
streets of Waikiki were authorized
by the board of supervisors Friday.
Two Ordinances Pass-Ordinances
fixing street lines of Paia and to pro
tect trees and shrubs along the high
ways were passed by the board of
supervisors Friday afternoon.
Puunene School County Engineer
Paul Low in his November report
says that excellent and rapid progress
is being made on the new Puunene
school building by contractor Mellor.
Faces New Trial-Ah FoOn. aC-
quilted Monday Of a charge of violat-
ing national prohibition laws, went to
trial again today for the alleged pos
session of contraband liquor.
UaIapue P~ark-Request for a fence
around Ual>Sue Park, Molokai and
$3.50 leyeling the bah grounds was
sought from the board of supervisors
at the recent meeting. The request
was referred 10 the county engineer.
Hama Magistrate-D. X. Wailehua
has been named by the chief justice
of the supreme court to be district
magistrate at Hama. He will succeed
Thomas X. Wahihako. The Maui bar
association proposed Manuel s. De-
ponte for the place.
Sugar Crop E5timate-Sugar Fact
Ors early estimate of the next sugar
crop is sos, 5OS tons. This years crop
will probably reach 500. 600 tons when
final returns are in and its market
value is estimated to have exceeded
$4,000. 600.
Starts Court House Work.-Con-
tractor Peruvia j. Goodness has start
ed construction work on the new Ma
kawao court house building, the con
tract for which was awarded to him
after Kalakaua had declined to carry
out the tender he made.
Request Is Granted-Judge d. H.
Case was before the board of sup
ervisors for the first time since his
elevation to the beach. last Friday. He
came with a request for alterations
in the clerks office and for more
room for the books of the library and
his requests were granted forthwith.
injunction Sustained-In the case
of NOshimasu VS. Venhuizen the cir
cult court has handed down a decision
sustaining the injunction and making
it permanent. Enos Vincent and
Eugene Murphy were the attorneys in
the cas which involves pineapple
contracts and advances on crops.
Paving Work Asked--Paving of the
and between the road and the post
Office and Kahului Railroad-Baldwin
Bank building was asked of the
board OF supervisors at the meeting
Friday. The railroad and the Masons
agree to deiray each $500 of the cost
which it is estimated will be $4,000.
The subject was referred to the pro
per officials.
Hunting Time-Members of Maui
Woman's Club are advised that this
is the hunting season. The game to
be sought consists of garments and
other articles that have been
cast aside and yet still be disable and
sal2ble. The occasion is the coming
IummaSe and delicatessen sale to be
held on Saturday, November % for
the benefit OF the humane and civics
departments of the club.
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Maui Chamber OF
Commerce Grows
New Plant Oh Membership
Works Splendidly and Spec.
ial Committee Brings Great
Influx Of Members

Thirty-four business houses, corpo
rations and firms, have Joined thu
Maui Chamber of Commerce unde
the new membership plan that is be
ing put into effect. OF the rs appli
cations acted upon last Thursday, 9
were corporations of business house
and the remainder were individual
who were not previously members c
the civic organization,
New Plan. Works Well
The corporations and firms which
are members of the Chamber are Ha-
waiian Commercial & Sugar Co,
Maui Agricultural Company, Waikiki
Sugar Company, Pioneer Mill Com
pany, Kaeleku Sugar Co. Olowalu
Company, Kahului Railroad Company,
Kahului Store, Maui Dry Goods &
Grocery Co, Maui Telephone Co.,
Maui Electric Company, Maui Motors,
Ltd, Royal Hawaiian Sales Co., Wal
luku Hardware & Grocery Co., Won
Hamm-Young Company, Waikiki Ho-
tel, Lahaina Store, Bank of Maui,
Baldwin Bank, Haiku Fruit & Pack
ing Co, Pauwela Pineapple Co, Bald
win Packers, Haleakala Ranch, Maui
Publishing Co., Homelani Ranch,
Maui Drug Co., Dan r. Carey, Homo
lulu Music Co., Maui Gift Shop, Val
ley Island Publishing Co., Maui Soda
& Ice Works, Lahaina Ice Co., George
Freeland and A. ID. Furtado.
individuals Join
The individuals who became mem
bers at that meeting aside from the
business concerns We're: C. X. Far.
den, Charles A. Bailey, Philip Pail,
w. II. Mcdonald, Henry p. Robinson,
Jr., e. Butler Smith, Charles s.. Put
nam, John T. Moir, Jr., Alex. Valen-
tine, Eugene Hanneberg, p. H. Cooley,
w. e. Bal, ST., William DESMOND, r.
E. Howe, n. p. Low, Frank Sommer-
field, V. J.. Stevenson, Young Ting, p.
l.. Weaver, George Weight, ST., James
Smith, Conrad Hansen, William Nc
Gerrow, G. 4. Chatterton, E. f. Del
hert, John McLaren, c. B. Kinney, w.
X. Watkins, George w. Steele, Hos
mer Rolph, John Venhuizen, John M.
Eddy, H. Winsley, James Cumming,
Hollis A. Hardy, Audrey P. Janion,
Alex. S. Young, o. H. Tompkins, DR..
G.. H. L%ightner, Louis Gillin, William
Feuerpeil, John Fassoth and A.. H.
Silva, Jr.
Record Strength Gained
previous TO last Thursday there
were 80 members of the Chamber. It
may be that corporate and firm mem
berships may result in some indivi-
dual memberships being dropped later
but it is expected that such instances
will be few and today Maui Chamber
of Commerce has the greatest numer-
ical strength in its history, 1865 mem
bers. The special membership com.
mittee of which II. X. Duncan is the
chairman has not finished it's work
and expects to present a number of
other applications at the December
meeting so that the end of the year
may see Maui's chief business-c civic
body with a membership almost
double the greatest strength it has
ever previously shown.
Evening Meetings Proposed
1t was suggested by Vice-President
Walsh that some evening meetings
should be held in the future and a
suggestion has been heard that the
annual meeting which comes the
eleventh of January might be COM
bined with a dinner at which the an
nual reports could be presented, Off
GERS and directors elected and a pep
py' program put N.
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Coming Events

Tuesday, November 14-Meeting of
the Woman's Aid of the Waikiki
Union Church at home of Mrs. George
Weight Jr., at 3 p. m.
Friday, November 17-Annual Meet.
ing of Maui Teachers Association at
Kahului Community House. Lecture
Wednesday, November 15-Study
Department Maui Woman's Club
meets in Territorial Building at 8
o'clock.
Thursday, November 16-Music De.
partment Maui Woman's Club meets
in Territorial Building at 2:30.
Friday, November II - Lecture
by DR.. Porteus, Mental Examinations
and Tests" Territorial Building, Ka.
hului, $3.50.
Sunday, November 1e-Football;
Lahaina VS. Waikiki at Lahaina
Saturday, November 18-Annual en-
tertainment Bazaar and Dance of Wo.
mans Guild Church of the Good Shep-
herd at Territorial Building.
Saturday, November 25-Rummage
and delicatessen sale of Maui Won
ans Club at Alexander House Kinder
garten, Waikiki.
Wednesday, November 2e - Free
Dance and Sale by Catholic Ladies
Aid Society at Maui Hotel.
-s33s--
Island Turkeys for Thanksgiving,
90 cents a pound. Phone your order
1850 Kula.-Adv.
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CARD OF THANKS

To the People of the
County of Maui:
| sincerely thank the people of
Maui, Molokai and Lanai for electing
me as n of their Representatives to
the Twelfth Legislature. l appreciate
the confidence placed in me and will
endeaVor to do what is right by the
people.
With kind Aloha to all, | am
Sincerely yors,
(Signed) w. A. CLARK.
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Turkeys for Thanksgiving, 60 cents
a pound. Phone your order to 43S-C
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Island Turkeys for THANKSGIVING,
60 cents a pound. Phone your order
1850 Kula.-AdV.
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Governor In Farley
Over Alien Problem
L

HONOLULU, Nov. 14.-Governor
Wallace R. Harrington today held a
conference with American members
of the joint American-Japanese com
mittee on the revision of alien lang
uage school textbooks.
The conference is regarded as the
torerunner of an early announcement
by the Governor on the new school
department regulation curtailing the
schools. 1t is understood the alien
school situation may be considered at
the next meeting of the school board
On Saturday.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.

Notice is hereby given that, as ad-
ministrator of the Estate of Kali Ha-
lama, deceased, under and by virtue
of an order granted by the Hon. D..
H. Case, Judge of the Circuit Court
of the Second Circuit, T. H., licensing
him to sell certain real property be-
longing to said estate, | shall on the
25th day of November, 1922, at twelve
o'clock noon, at the front entrance to
the Court House at Waikiki, County
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Maui Woman's Club

The Study Department of the Maui
Woman's Club will meet Wednesday
afternoon in the Territorial Building
at 8 o'clock. Rev. Augustine Jones
will read lessons l, II and III in Parli-
mentary Law. All members are urg-
ed to be present. Any of the club
members interested are invited to at
tend.
The Music Department of the club
will meet Thursday afternoon in the
Territorial Building at 2:30 o'clock.
The department needs more soprano
voices. 1t is hoped that all the mem
bers will be present at the meeting
ana that more new members of the
club will join.
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TO USERS

On account Of getting out our new
telephone directory for January 1,
1928, we would advise you to make
provision at once for any change in
your name, address or advertisement
you may have in the present book,
also if you are contemplating on hav-
ing a telephone installed in the near
future.
MAUI TELEPHONE CO,
Waikiki, Maui.
ADV.
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INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT BOARD

The monthly meeting of the Indus
trial Accident Board for the County
of Maui will be held in the Waikiki
District Court Room, Waikiki, next
Thursday morning, Nov. 10th. at 1890
o'clock. All persons having business
with the Board are asked to be pres
ent.
f. S. WADSWORTH,
Secretary.
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For Sale Real Estate

IOIs TON NAIE H1
lot 60Si75 feet, good
location On south aide $3.50 cash
BLAIR BROS.
sol Palace BIDS. Cedar as0.
tti0O HUYS q 6-room modern house on
paving ono block from school close 20
bus linN snd church TatcH TOO cash
and iS6 per month owner lesvins
town Call cedar $3.50
50 tOO--vACANr lot, lotXie5. beautiful To-.
cation. south part of city, $3.50 cash.
VIII take second mortgHge 10 party
building.
RLAtR pros
sol Palace Hldg Cedar aso.
81 sO0--Corner lot south aide, l50xisO
teot: beautifui location: ona-fourth rash.
BLAIR BROS.
sol Palace Bldg. Cedar $50
lO0.TOOT corner lot north front Ter
flro drive addition. located ON Twelfth
place. $3.50 each. Booker Realty, CO
dar iUe9.
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HOUSES UNFURNi.


HOUSES UNFINISHED ~
'IN FEENTH, T.. lSl9-FIve.ruom house
price 500. eau redar 2Use
HOUSES fuRNiSiItn 7s
blN1H. w tik-N G-rnlu house fur
uishod Nul rent two apartments tot
hEht hHuHrhc'p'ur
FOR RENr-.Five.room modern house.
nlc'IN ,urnthcd l-car garage. wiz rrnt
~ paruss Win references. can OsSgr
FOR ENI-FurulEhcd tIil Octoh,r /. SOC
s.. I.wunl, seven rooms. slHepilg porch. |
rls'"in basement east front tuc shade.
arrangement com ho made ~ rent thI.
place without furniture " desired for
!yugrr r.N1i. u. g.. RosH. agent. 40t
Mayo Bids
fDN REST. completely flrushel bun
gH'.v. Two fHuuS auI afatpIng porch
basement. east front. in good nclghbor.
lnn' usugc i2'a.
FOR RENT Furnished bungalow. ti,s
rooms Uul bath aud garage. close IN
Ihnn" '.1Eo aNt
FOR NEtI.. beautifully. fufuIsh,d z room
house s''netrHhcr heights can Osage
Al22 between aud :.
NICELY rvuNisuGp home until
.cr''whor ., t1tnge. ltoo s. Denver.
NICELY TuRNlsHEp S.room house
lars" fcepug porch, also gntsEe sut
s"tt ruis Vutrtrrs. viii rent pcftuu-
u"Wty, ON south sldo. Phone Usage
alas.H
NTWIN.TIUNtsUT home far rent usAr
ear lime. 1890 S. Rockford. Phone OsnEo
ao-l.N
SIN ROOM moacru bungalow, bascmeu,
fho,a.t 0mso l5'ss".. I'"''' '-'
WANTED. Refined couple Without chi.
IT"n 1l,'n. 10 'h,gc Groom ,6ungoIow. nicely
nrro.,Aito" rgem, SIS eyery,hus mE
,.,.,i '',, .h.'n rNghnnged talI
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lN hL'M mouse, completely furnished, COL
~. l''HNsl 'sate 81 co.. -
OFFICES ANu DESK ROOM IN
TDV Iii. >.f i.-..,. .-.,,,... -.
nurdirg. 10 % ronfib 81. rcasonnEis
rcnr can smith. Osavc 5000
RON Ut.sg,- .Ti,,- III
ii,,r 80, sr,..f 9,e" 6,'r. .o,siiisss rooms facing
r6,,,s "'..' ..'[[I1 -" T'JolhlnE oti!,e
r, t.rI,,,l' ,." ''"' NPPg '"uth'
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ron pt.Nr.- Nf,,,r, ,o.,a...,. .,,,...
single or en- sniic. In New TaiI"Ts
fen,s rsa,onaEls I" hour 'Sn ecy,,"g Sm%y1@qS Is3
nr .sr IrNo9' h@n'sj l,rrnt os9gEs $500
il 4,
'' w. t. W. ,"' et, ,h,sPtuna.S usat OF
-, n.N." t,p'Sui'' l"'he uhn hie'
nogr"ra'r ,oph'nal, or would share
u,eN NNn MlNn higFt itlnt zoo
rjluMA BUILDING, corner Second ami
cheyenne, offers Furnished offices, sin.
sle or ehsulti outside rooms new build
.nr. "E u"u, o',Sul", tls,Se' nuiy ~
az TGr,s Gsa,, Sam ~, p.a,- sto1 wv
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STORES AND MAKEuOISEs 40
f7.-,TT,j5,,ii -,
feet ront $40. yar,pt N,ygusti Ioday
17t2 or cedar 7qg
~. -, =, a, .,.,.---
~ hEN .room ana warehouse
4uAso. nulabl" Tor ouiomobue agency
Sg92ti'h' can &-o y. Main or o'ass
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90 Iet' cast OF MAh street " SIKH
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toh hEN VI t'Si-cIhss husiuosS room
corner Eleventh hhd South Main street
Hlae bpR'u"one story ana haleony' SUIT
hhlN Tor UIbttlhSs dfuH store or nuto-
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR good invest
Mert then see this h-room modern du-
IloK. two baths, large closets. house Ike
new good location uu pavement ga
rage and servants quarters, house cost
$4,000, VIII sell FOR So $50. with easy
terms. house rents Tor &llj per month.
lnr .niotuhiIou COLL bsaRn tllt-I.
A BARGAIN N--Ho.y Family church dis
if.Dt, s-rnuin, 2si0ry house, real clos"
20 church, sacrifice Fn|et owner lnaE-
ing cry tn five days must be- sold be-
fore that time. Price $4,000, termF.
can Mr Loulnyllle, cedar ?t6l Room
sos sos MAYO Bldg
a Very attracivc CnUf0rnR tyne bum
En.ow, located ON the southeast side
across ting front, atiu'u'o cove mould.
ina, breakfast room wIfh hpNtin bur.
fo'. many other uu.t.ln features, Ce.
dar.lrtI rlnaafs tile bath with built
in tub recessed towel rack. best of
decorations uud light fixtures, garage
basement. cement porch, with brick
front. aud real bargain. CaH Cedar
4 HARGAIN IN IryIug place bungalow,
corner Dot, five rooms, basement ga
rage exceptionally good location, A
no,, rr,eo,p,,rty. l,ns force, forced s9,- saa
terms. can MI LotuuvlIe, Cedar
a GOOD CAR and small cash payment
for equity in dandy t.roulu modern
hone fn.l,s%"a I9i, close .1 priced ,.ilii az
M Harrison. Osago 9ti1.
a REAL HOME. large living room across
the entire front, maufol, hardwood
throughout. huit-in features, garage
ana drive. just completed and ready
Tor occupancy only 5000 cash and $40
per month DEago bti7
A VERY attractive Callforula-style bungS.
low located on the southeast sids I'm
n restricted location; living room across
the fguut. attractive cove mould lng
hrashfAsr room with buit-in buffet
many other built-n features: cgda,
lined closets. tile bath with bulIt-ln
tub ecessrd towel rack, best Of dcc0-
ratluus ana liEht fiNtures: garage
basement, cement porch with brick
'front.' and real bargain. can CeiIl
2NOl-J
BRAND.NEW BuNGALow--its classy
five rooms, oak floors. many buit-ir
features. garage, French doors. plenty
closets; price very cheap, $500, lC5(
casa, Haltt O. SONS. Phone OSags J.
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SOUTH SIDE

SOUTH SIDE
DIusc.ln. s-room. 2-Etory, modern
home oak floors. built.in tea
tlrcs. large living room scFuEz
entire front; THIS Is Il good buy
for either = homie or Investment;
location the very best; ewner
must sell. price reduced N no
500 ~ coo cash; you must act
quickly. Phone now. We viii
show you; location not given over
phone
YADON INVESTMENT co.
Realtors
Cssge assesses. B25 Kennedy bldg
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LANDS AND FARMS ron SALE Al
A u Il A . - A =

FARM FOR SALE--iGO acres Arknnsst
riyer bottom land near HiNby, priced
risht. tHll Usage sG7e
IF YOU WANT ~ buy good cheap
wrllsiWproved creek land farm. write
pcnton q Haker, zeal estate Guin, Ark.
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JENKINS MUSIC co
For that used PLAYER or Straight Plano
Satisfaction Guaranteed
SOLO CONCERTO PLAYER, Beautiful
mahogany case, SS-uutc, has She trans.
posing bar su that u can be played IN
two different KEYS was used verV
short while, complete with SIS worth
Of rolls and bench ....,.,,.....,.,f345
HARVARD uPKGUT mahogany case
with some carving solid panels. tone
good Keys In first-class shape ..,-Sls6
CHICAGO UPRIGHT, mahsgony case
with sunken panels Ths piano Ia real
nice bargain At ..,...............klS klSb
EMERSON UPRIGHT, walnut case. mod.
cru style ivory keys and ebony sharp~,
condition throughout in nice shape. t2bS,
NEW PIANOS, $500 and up
NEW PLAYERS, $3.50 and up.
n YOU cannot cali, write or phone Usage
ass
J. W. JENKINS SONS MUSIC CO.
AZ South Main Street
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IOUUIW- W VIA I-TIIu h0uae I'M
nish"i Ni'l rent two apartments Tor
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own YOUR HOME"

PRICE $500
$500 CASH gives you immediate
possession Of brsnd-nuw, 5rUnm
modern bungalow, heavy white
oak floors throughout, built-iu
features, pullman breakfast room,
large HCreened-in back porch; Ea-
rage ana solid drive, huilt with
the best dt material and work
Wunship. TO see this II 10 like n,
Coll vs. We win show you now,
lADDS INVESTMENT co,
Realtors
OsSgs 7s6s
t2j Kennedy BIDS
PEORIA. q, la88-- Fiys-Toom modern cot
tagc. ttit0 Osage 26b2.
SOMETHING DiFFEREET-ti 500 cash.
balance monthly btand.new eaet-tront
bungalow SR rooms including break.
fast room; full front liying room, beau
'ifu' oak f0crH throughout, bliliriu
bookcases, breakfast buffet ana ktch-
en- cabinet: French doors. cove mould
lngs. eNquisitely decorated and fin
Ished throughout. clothes chute. cedar
lined closet. Tile hath with recess tab
basement, garage and drive. large com
Portable concrete front porch with mas
slve brick columns and ran, located On
pavement, In beautiful southeast side
location. Price $1,000. Call Cedar
12s,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-17

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price 500. can cedar 9u.t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-17

J-roon bungalow with two large
porChes, beautifully finished inside and
uUt, uu uvetsize corner loi lust one
uoit" v, y,n, -, Ltshsr 'Ysrya 'rrs,tv
nXturssi scent car fare; $3.50 eash,
80 per month, Call owner, Mr., Pratt,
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