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stad's Friday evening was well attend
ed, and about $50 was made.
j. +. jerks was delivering lambs i,
Brookings Friday.
Carl Trygstad was hauling grain to
Brookings last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Trygstad enter
tanned company last week from Ro-
chester, Mimi.
Reva Fulmer spent a couple of
nights last week with the jerks girls.
Mrs. jerks and Mrs. Fulmer attend
ed "a Farm Bureau club meeting in
Brookings Friday afternoon.
See us for the most complete line
of corr huskers and mitts. Haywood
Hardware -Co.-Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hawkins were
Volga visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Klinefelter and
family were visiting n Iowa over Sun
day, attending a surprise party given
for Mr.. Klinefelter's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Polseau were
visiting Sunday at John Nieman's.
were visiting Sunday afternoon at D..
l.. Buffers.
Miss Lenore Hansen "a visiting
Sunday at Bruce Fulmer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lunden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Lunden and Mrs. Carl Tryg-
stad and children were visiting in
Madison Sunday.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT

respectfully solicit the support Of
the voters OF Brookings County at the
coming election for the office Of Reg
lister of Deeds Of Brookings County.
Have been a resident and tax payer
of the west side Of the County for a
number of years, and will, If elected.
conduct said office in the most eco
nomical name consistent with the
proper conduct thereof, and will give
my entire time and attention to said
office, and dispense with all n
essary clerk hire and deputies when
not needed. You will find my name
in last column on ticket, as an hide
pendent candidate for office Of Reg
lister OF Deeds. Your vote and sup
port will be greatly appreciated.
John Gruseth.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT

| desire to announce my candidacy
for the office of Sheriff of Bookings
county on the Independent ticket.
| have agreed to furnish my own
deputy and for the position have a
capable man in view. To reduce the
taxes of the county is my aim.
| belive all laws should be enforced
or appealed.
| am not a believer in machine pol
itics.
have been a resident of the county
for twenty years. during which time
| have been engaged in farming and
auctioneering.
Trusting that you may consider me
deserving of your support at the cleo
ton November 18th, | promise if elect
ed to give my time and careful atten-
ton to the duties of the office. $. III.
Van Cunningham.
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trict Attorney for four years; assist
ant United States District Attorney,
seven years; member Of the Territor-
ial Council, and Judge of the First
Judicial District for twenty years; he
has always been considered one or
the ablest members OF the bar Of
South Dakota, a man OF high ideals,
conscientious in the performance OF
his duties; peerless in the administra-
ton Of justice, whose personal char
acter is unimpeachable; and who has
been and is an ornament TO the bar
and bench Of this state, and who in
both public and private life is beloved
by all who have known him. He is
one Of the ableSt members Of the SUI
preme Court.
Judge Frank Anderson, born at
Lanesboro, Fillmore County, Minneso-
"a, October IS, 1870, educated at Win
dom Institute and Northern Indiana
University and Law School, came to
South Dakota in 1889 and located at
Webster, in Day County, where he
practiced until his appointment on
the bench by Governor Norbeck,
March 8, 1919. He was States Attor-
ney for Day County for three terms;
a member OF the Board of Regents at
the time Of his appointment as Cir
cult Judge TO succeed Judge Thomas
l.. Bouck, Of Milbank. Judge Ander-
son has a statewide reputation as a
lawyer Of ability and integrity and it
is and has been the consensus CT opin-
ion by all of the members of the bar
who practiced before him while he
was on the trial bench as Judge Of
the Fifth Judicial Circuit, that he was
fair, impartial and fearless in the ad-
ministration of justice, a hard-work-
ing, conscientious Judge, who is very
highly respected by all of the mem
bers OF the bar as we'll as by the liti-
giants who came up before him.
Judge Anderson became a member
of the Supreme Court by appointment
OF Governor McMaster, effective De-
cember l, 1921, and is up for election
for the first time.
Both of these judges have had ex-
p%erience on the trial bench. 1t has
always been the practice in this and
other states to elect to the Supreme
Court, lawyers who have had exper-
fence as trial judges, as this trial ex-
~perience has always been regarded
as a preliminary step necessary for a
successful Supreme Court Justice.
The state is indeed fortunate in hav-
ing as candidates for the Supreme
Court, Judges Of such great ability
who have the courage OF their con
victions, and who have the temerity
to decide cases according to the evil
denCe and the law without fear or ia
vor.
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TICKET

For Member of Congress 2nd District
ANDREW LOCKHART
For Governor
ALICE LORRAINE DAILY
For Lieutenant Governor
II. r. EASTMAN
For Secretary OF State
A. l.. PUTNAM
For Attorney General
o. s.. HAGEN
For State Auditor
LOUIS j. THOMPSON
For State Treasurer
WALTER i. WOHLHETER
For Supt. of Public Instruction
GEORGIANNA YOUNGS BONITA
For State Senator 18th District
J. II.
For Representative 22nd District
c. A. CHAMP
For Representative 22nd District
CHAS. II. NEWTON
For Representative 22nd District
Il. T.. TOMPKINS
For Clerk Of Courts
+. IL. WEINREICH
For County Superintendent OF Schools
CARL MYEE
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT

AS the regular Republican candi-
date for Register of Deeds of Brook
ings county and in conformity with
my policy Of economy announced dur,
ing the primary campaign, | wish to
say to the taxpayers of the county
that | shall give the office my best
efforts, and again pledge them that
and economically and solicit your
support at the November election.
| was born and raised in Bookings
county and have lived here cOntinu-
.ously except for the time | spent in
the service and believe ! am Compe-
tent"to conduct the business of the
Office in your interests. Gus Risch.
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TICKET

LOUIS N. GRILL
For Lieutenant Governor
+. w. BILGER
For Secretary Of State
ED J. ENGLER
For Attorney General
j. y. ALEXTNDER
For state Auditor
FRED s. ROWE
For State Treasurer
d. a. MCCULLOUGH
For Comm'r OF School and Public Lands
S. d. SHARP
For Supt of Public Instruction
WILL CHAMBERLAIN
For Railroad Comm'r Third District
ORVILLE {. SHORT
For state Senator 18th District
HEARS
For Representative 22nd District
j. l.. BARRY
For Representative 22nd District
FRED CAMERON
For Representative 22nd District
ALFRED b. PETERSON
For Treasurer
CHARLES l.. WoHLHETER
s. j.
For sheriff
FRED s. MIME
For Register OF Deeds
f. II. HUBBART
For Clerk OF Courts
J. E. TOLAGSON
For States Attorney
JOHN G. ALEXANDER
For County Commissioner LIST District
MICHAEL F. SUTTON
For County Commissioner 3rd District
ALBERT A.. ODEGAARD
For County Commissioner 5th District
c. j. MERSCHON
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r ~BROOKINGS
Mrs. Victor Holt. Correspondent
Diana - Ilua

Little Eldon McAfee has been spend
ing the past week at the home of his
uncle, Guy Smith and family.
The Community Club will meet at
the school house two miles north of
town on the college road Friday. Oc-
tober 9th. Come and enjoy a social
evening together.
Wright Grudem and children spent
Sunday with relatives in Bookings.
Gary, spent Sunday at the Olas Olson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hudson and
children spent Sunday at the F. c.
Hudson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Smith and child
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT

AS the regular Republican candidate
for Sheriff of Brookings County and in
conformity with my policy of economy
announced during the Primary cleo
ton l pledge myself to efficiently
conduct the office of Sheriff Of
Bookings County without cost to the
County for a deputy Sheriff IL elected.
the salary of a deputy will be paid
W. me. The county now pays SOS. 90
4 monfb for a deputy, thus saving the
ees9psy $4,000 per year. This will
he Ne4e without impairing the eff.
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TICKET

For Member OF Congress. End District
ROYAL G. JOHNSON
w. II. McMAsTER
For Lieutenant Governor
CARL G~UNDERsON
For Secretary OF State
C. Il. COYNE
For Attorney General
BUELL. +. JONES
For State Auditor
e.. A. JONES
For State Treasurer
WILLIAM s. o'BRIEN
For Comm'T OF School and Public Lands
N. e. KNIGHT
For Sup't OF Public Instruction-
FRED l.. SHAW
For Railroad Comm'r Third District
DAWES Il. BRISBINE
For State Senator 10Th District
JOHN a. LUNDEN
For Representative 22nd District
ARTHUR S. MITCHELL
For Representative END District-
G. c. OLSON
For Representative 22nd District
ROY
ROBERT b. LoBAN
For Auditor
JOHN Ito
For Sheriff
JOHN II. ROBERTS
For Register OF Deeds
GUS RISCH
For Clerk OF Courts
IL. w. BLAKELY
For County Superintendent OF Schools
ELLA
For States Attorney
II. A. BERKE
For Coroner
T.. II. B~ARTLING
Fol Justice Of the Peace
ID.
For Justice OF the Peace
NORMAN A. HANSON
For Justice OF the Peace
O. d.. SIMKINS
For Justice OF the Peace
JOHN LUNG
For County Constable
ED TIMM
For County Constable
S. A. SIMKINS
For County Constable
Il. ID. MOORE
For County Commissioner LIST District
FRANK TELKAMP
For County Commissioned 3rd District
THOMAS TOFTE
For County Commissioners 9Th District
THOMA
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT

l., Gus Risch, of Elkton, S. d., de-
clare the following advertisement
headed Political dvertisement,' to
be in behalf OF my candidacy for the
office Of Register of Deeds, and that
| am the author thereof. Gus Risch.
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ANDY LOCkHART TO SPEAK

Andy Lockhart, Nonpartisan candi-
date for Congress against Royal G..
Johnson, will speak at Bookings, Oc-
tober "a, at s p. m. He will discuss
the sterilization OF the grain market,
the Esch-Cummins railroad bill and
the Federal Reserve Bank. Don't fail
to hear this great orator, one of Amer
best.
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PAID ADVER

/, j. II. Roberts, of Brookings. S. D.,
declare the following advertisement
headed Political Advertisement" to
be in behalf of my candidacy for the
office of Sheriff, and that l am the
author thereof. j. II. Roberts.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT

|, John Gruseth, of Volga. $. d., de
clare the following advertisement
headed Political Advertisement" to
be in behalf OF my candidacy for the
office OF Register Of Deeds, and that
| am the author thereof. John Gruseth.
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Vote for r. r. Hubbart, Democratic
Candidate for Register Of Deeds, al
old resident of the county who will
appreciate your support
ment.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT

|, S. III. Van Cunningham, of Brook
ings, S. d., declare the following ad-
vertisement headed Political Adver-
tisement," to be in behalf of my can
didacy for the office of Sheriff, and
that | am the author thereof.
S. III. Van Cunningham.
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Governor McMaster will speak in
on next Tuesday evening, October "a.
Come out and hear him. He will give
you a good sensible talk.
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STATE TICKET

ttSNG
Congressman 2nd Dist
EMMETT G. RYAN
Governor
LOUIS n. GRILL
1t. Governor
+. w. BILGER
Secretary OF State
ED j. ENGLER
Attorney General
j. p. ALEXANDER
State Auditor
FRED S. ROWE
State Treasurer
ID. "A. MCCULLOUGH
Com. School and Public Lands
S. ID. SHARP
Supt. Public Instruction
WILL CHAMBERLAIN
r. II. Commissioner 3rd District.
ORVILLE c. SHORT
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES

For. Member of Congress End District
EMMETT G. RYAN
For Sheriff
s. II. VAN LANNINGHAM
For Register of Deeds
JOHN GRUSETH
For Coroner
GEORGE EDWARDS
For County Commissioner Srd District
UST BJORKLAND
For County Commissioner 3rd District
TOM jacobson
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cient service now rendered in the
Sheriff's office.
| earnestly solicit your support.
John II. Roberts.
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MEDARY

Mrs. j. r. jerks. Correspondent
Phone I59 Blue
We are sure having fine weather
for this time of year.
The sale and social at Nels Thyg
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This pace VIII he reserved for political gossip and campaign matter furnished ~
the several political parties and factions Al calls for pojucal or fractional meetings
pon this pge and gives everyone the right discuss the issues pro and con:
rservng the right to crHcse and express It's own opinion in it's editorial columns
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South Dakota Politics

The rate for usng he space OF this page will be 30 cents per inch for display.
Readers In 3 point type 8 cents per counted line and must compb with the law
governing political advertising.
ALL POLITICAL ADyERrIsInG Is CASH WITH III ORDER.
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Political Advertisement
Title to and Explanation Of
State Bank Act
This is No. 4 on Your Ballot

AN ACT ENTITLED, An Act relating to the Bank of South Dakota,
Declaring the Purpose Of the State of South Dakota to Engage in the
Name of the Bank of South Dakota, Operated by the State, and Defn-
ing the Scope and Manner of its Operation and the Powers and Duties
of the Persons Charged with its Management; Making an Appropria-
ton Therefor; and providing Penalties for the Violation of Certain
Provisions Thereof.
Explanatory statement by the Attorney General:
The foregoing measure, upon it's becoming a law, will authorize the
State to engage in the banking business, and for the purpose of carry.
ing out the provisions of this measure, to establish a system of bank.
ing to be conducted under the name of the Bank of South Dakota, The
AFFAIRS OF The Bank Of South Dakota, under this proposed measure, are
to be conducted and controlled by a commission which will be known
as the Industrial Commission of the State of South Dakota, consisting
of the Governor. Attorney General and State Auditor. The Industrial
Commission will be authorized to employ such assistance as in its
judgment may be necessary for the establishment, maintenance, and
operation of the Bank, and may employ a manager who will act as the
general agent for the Commission. This measure provides for the
issuance of the negotiable bonds of the State of South Dakota upon
its faith and credit, in the aggregate amount of two million dollars.
The fund procured by the negotiation and sale of these bonds will he
designated and be known is the capital of this Bank.
The Industrial Commission may establish branch banks in any city
or cities within the State. All state, county and rural credits, town
ship municipal and school district funds. and funds of all penal char.
liable, educational and industrial institutions, and all other public
funds, shall be deposited in the Bank of South Dakota within three
months safer the passage and approval of this act, excepting that a
exceed six months. All deposits in the Bank of South Dakota are
guaranteed by the State and are exempt from state, county and munic-
ial taxes Of all kinds.
An appropriation of s1OOOOOOO from the general funds of the State
is made to carry out the provisions of this act.
A vote Yes is in favor OF changing the existing law and in favor
of a State Bank, and a vote No is in favor of leaving the law as it
exists and against the State Bank.
Shall the above measure become a law of this State?
IA NO Don't Destroy States Credit; North Dakota's dsas-
trous Experience a Bitter Lesson. No Time for Experiments with Tax
Payers Money.
VOTE ssNO"
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State Senator 10Th Dist
ANDREW MEARS
Representative 22nd Dist
j. l.. BARRY
Representative 22nd Dist
FRED CAMERON
Representative 22nd Dist
ALFRED b. PETERSON
Treasurer
CHARLES L. WOHLHETER
Auditor
S. j. KABRUD
Sheriff
FRED S. MINER
Register Of Deeds
E. r, HUBBARD
Clerk of Courts
j. E. TOLAGSON
States Attorney
JOHN G. ALEXANDER
County Comm'r 1st Dist
MICHAEL F. SUTTON
County Comm'r Bird Dist
ALBERT A. ODEGAARD
County Comm'r 5th Dist
c. p. MERSCHON
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These nominees are pledged to work for a reduction of State
and National expenditures consistent with the efficient ad-
of the public business and thus lowering taxation and to
the elimination of waste, extravaganza and duplication of offices.
Vote for them and you vote for good government
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Republican Nominee
GOWN
Secretary of State
Political Advertisement
To the Voters of Brookings County

DO you wish for efficiency and economy in the administra-
ton of the public business and for the reduction of taxes
that are now far in excess of the earning capacity of the
taxpayers throughout the state?
Then on Nov. 9TH next vote for the following nominees, both
State and County, Of the Democratic Party
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proved a failure. This measure should
not receive the support of the voters.
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PoIitlcal Advertisement
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Employment
siruNrioNs wANTnD-rfMtLE

sii'NiioNs WNNTED-FfNALE ~
ROlGU pliH and wet wash. called Tor
aud delivered. OsnEe b76
STENOOHAruER desires positiun. 80
ycatn' experience. can Osnga Ills,
SrENO1HAFttEh with portable machine,
Will call NJ your home or office eve
niugs or sundeys at1-H, care World
WANTEDaSmau child TO room ana
board. no obJectlonA 10 school age.
Cedar 1851.
WANTEu-LaundrY to do all work
WANTEp. 4 caiid to board b. the week
OF wiH hsep bs day o. huuL Phone
OshEe 739i
WANyEpa-ny responsible lady wash
lngs ana ironlugs. 81 per dozen, rough
dry. toc go =. rtica.
YoUNg LADY. well experienced as COLI
iCCtur, wishes to collect two hair days
wecl0 Good references Address soO-H,
World.
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WANTED LADY from ai to 40 yraTs Ola
f. HFaiHt with huuHNWutk and caring
right pnrtys out ~ town parties r0u-
Fidrfcd gai y d1sp"r Oa1po sqtf
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WAHrEb-.A white sill fof necund work.
must have reference Isbre tti7.
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WAtIttt".N White woman Tor hpuspwutk.
permanent fHf UEht party. fcfefangsH
required. Cedar 1903
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Financial


WANTED--A star rigEer at once. TO arm
well, maybe four or five wells: state
price per 100 foot; casing fuel oil ana
help furnished. Address pr. J. l.. Shell
ton. Crescent. okla
an ACRES for lease, y mile from oil
production and ifO rods from gas. 2.ls-
-. the adjoining lease is TO be drilled
81 once. DR. L. D. ylEcr, Wagner. Okla
i2oo BUYS assignment thirty-socnnd Inter.
est In s0-RcTo oil and gas lease near
Tulsa; with first we'll 20 top Of sand (;
oil lease rlght In trend ana We should
rot good producer, Tntrty- second inter.
est m adjoining lease now paying $50
monthly and Will be moro this winter;
checks direct TO you from pipe lna
company. big play for small lnvest-
meRt. Tor appointment address r. o.
Box t2e Tulsa
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YE OLDE PET SHOPPE
Foods, suppllcs. seeds, gemcdies cages
birds. parrots, dogs. cats, monkeys AM
goldfish. cedar 2i,j, 209 s. Boulder.
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RABBIT Choice pejigfued. New Zea-
land reds, % breeding axe. some prize
winners; only II left, must be sold at
once also Hutvhes' Sunaiine rabbltery.
2ii s.. Nanthus. Tulsa, Okla.
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iNFANTs frHt stop shoes all e0iarn a.
tito. Tulsa Garment Factory.
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WN|IIU"-U0Ul. T07TlUIH VU ~ I00T0
shuWuuUlnr. call In person At .II
Herurfy UUdR
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just IN~HQnfi NIDert8T BOOK ST ABOUT
dogs treatise on the care, feeding
and training Of dogs of ell breeds, ESQ
complete line -. W. dog remedies. AZ
We Olde Pei Ahonpe. a0g 81 nnulder
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MAIDS toom in osobanga f1r services.
only reliable persons need auplJ. Usage
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WAITRESS wanted, ap-
hy N person, Superior Tea Room. IL
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Employment


HEIF NNNITD-IFWNIT 70
GIRL WANTED To- assist With general
homework. TO SO home nights. 400 u.
Nineteenth.
iDItlE need trtlned women. Hafion.
wide donIHud fur high aalayled oHecu.
lives. past oEp0sleure unnecessary. we
tfuip you by mail uud put you 100 touch
with t'R opportunities rFafywhrfo.
Write ~ nnc" fnr particulars Lewis
Hotel Training Schools. brsk co.'s.
Washington. B g.
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tsra, 10 males sire Dunahles Jackson;
dana direct from Colbya kennel; price
ll1- Phl-.Mall kenno-a Anndarko. Okla.
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FOR RENT-Four- room house and garage
nice yard. Apply iSSs Il. Eishteenth
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ts7NI- T. .HIIlNItIl MA I'D Tor TunrTlI hOuHUI
work must be good cook, references
can from 7 TO ~ a. m. ana TO D.
~ IMnAInN. 1nnl y. EIfInnnIh-
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FOR SALE--A fine bird dog PUP, Z
months. subject to registration. i2S ~
takon AZ once gtti u. Fifih plsce.
FOR SALE boston bulldog. good watch
dog for house or car Usage 3i5G.
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WANrEp-io or ~ morErei pups. 10 or
~ weeks OF age. Phone Usage 50 or
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Mnlr MNNrnn-rnMALE

COMPLETE sccrotarial course In short
hand ana typowritlng az 20 per cent
lesa than regular business college prices.
! can afford to give you these very low
prices hecHuso ] employ no teachers.
J giNe you pIivate lessons myself ard
snfui only limited number wiz not
attend m exclusive business college.
PRIVATE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Pan American building
Ilffh and Handler
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LINnsrnrK Am ArmICl

sale. very reasonable ii2h w. First
~. T. Kohl, call after o. Phone Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-03

TWO reEistered Airedaio puppies. months
Old. Flrst house In Lombard addition
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