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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-28
THE PRISCILLA ART CLUB.

The Priscilla Art Club has opened
its work elected its officers and
every indication points to splendid
new season. Mrs. NJ. L. Lane, is the
newly elected president and Mesda-
mes. Davis. Pinkston, f. f. Starks
and Evans have been added to the
roster. The work for the new year
will be Hardanger embroidery. The
members will be first taught individ-
ual stitches. forming these into l.
A. G. Booklet, after which each one
will be required to make one spec
linen for Annual Exhibit. Mesdames
We'll, VIM, Bats and Dodd have
each been hostesses to the club an
each one in a characterize manner
made the hours spent with them,
hours of cheer and sunshine. Tuesday
afternoon, the club gave the hour to
an Aluminium demonstration at the
home Of the President. The hour was
well spent and beneficial along many
lines; the results win no doubt, be
manifested IN better kitchen equip
ment in the various names. A full
enc course dinner was prepared and
served. Each lady received an Alum
inun souvenier. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Wayman
Alexander on Thomas Ave.
Mrs. A. H Dyson, Reporter.
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CHURCH OF GOD.

Sunday school opened at $3.50 am.
with the Supt., and all teachers pres
ent. Collection $2.87. At II am. the
pulpit was filled by Rev. Watkin.
Every one enjoyed Rev. Watkins
sermon and was glad to have him
with us. Collection $500. At 3 pm.
the pulpit was filled again by Rev.
Watkin. He preached a wonderful SER
mon. Collection 1925. At 7p.m. The
Sisters Mission opened with the presi-
dent in the chair and her staff of
officers at their places. After hearing
the readings Of the last minutes, the
house was opened for business. A
collection OF $5.14 was taken up by
the Mission and the church for Bro.
Pullum who has been on the sick
list long time. At pm. Rev. John
Smith preached wonderful sermon
from st. John 1-16. 'My Doctrine is
not Mine. but Him that sent Me-" All
was made to feel happy. then Rev.
Miles, one OF the Stars of the Church
Of God spoke for few minutes and
We must say he is a Bible wonder.
He chose for his text: St. Luke 2-49.
We all was very glad indeed to have
Rev. Miles with us. Come again. There
was $1,000 taken up for Rev. Miles
and his church in, Queen City. The
entire Collection for Sunday and
Sunday night was 1886.
Rev. C. L. Bryant. Pastor.
Mrs. H. s Peterson, Reporter.
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MT. OLIVE BAPTlsT CHURCH.


Sunday school opened at the usual
hour, $3.50 with Supt., M. c. Hampton
at his post OF duties. The lesson was
reviewed by the pastor Rev VIM.
Sauls. At 11:30 Rev. Sauls ascended
the pulpit with a burning text Sub.
THE Great old Contrast between the
beginning and up to the present" Text
l VS.. / Gen. Many visitors being
prese = among them were Rev. White
Rev. dixon and Rev. Randolph. At
3 O'clock the pastor and large
ur Aber Of his members visited Beth
lehem church where they met with
the congregation of 4 chr ahes, where
a glorious time was Witnessed until
$3.50. Each OF the pastors preached
a Sermonette while being there all
were made To feel that the Holy Spsrit
was with them. At pm. the B. p.
p y. met, Lesson instructed by The
Asst-pastor. Rev, Rufus. At $50 Rev.
Dixon came sorth with burning
message Sub. what is the State OF
Your Heart, / sam. 1e-7. Many good
things were said throughout the SER
mon. Members and visitors are eordi-
ally invited TO ouB church.
Rev. VIM Sauls, Pastor.
L. A. Davis, Reporter.
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EVENING CHAPEL c. NJ. =. CHURCH

Board No. 2 met at the home Of
Mrs. l.. Evans on Fuqua St., Oct 10.
1922 with president in the chair.
Opened with the usual form of open
ing. We are studying Paul in every
day life which seems very inspiring
to each of us. After all routine OF
business had been finished we were
served to cream and cake after which
Mrs. C. TinsleyFS. agR THMC H
we adjourned. Mrs. c. Tinsley is suf-
fering with the Dengue fever. Board
No. met Oct. 1892 at the home
of Mrs Beulah Turner ON Trinidad
st. Quite a business meeting was
transacted. Bible studies were s1struc-
ted by the teacher, Mrs. B. q. Taylor.
After the business part Of the pro-
gram was over the hostess served
salad on lettuce, Saline crackers, hot
chocolate Ind cake.
Mrs. l.. Johns, President.
Mrs Viola Raines. Secretary.
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Fort Worth New Phi
mary School.

Monday, Oct 9th marked the for
NAL opening of the New Third Ward
PRIMARY Public School Building at
the corner Of 18th and Gay Streets.
This beautiful substantially built
eight room building accommodates the
kindergarten, and all the Primary
grades that formally attended the |
M. Terrell High school building, thus
relieving the crowded condition which
has existed there SO long. Mrs. +.
e. Bundy. who. for six years has been
principal Of the little one room build
ing which was removed. is principal
OF the new building and with her
seven assistants, are looking toward
TO most successful school year
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REfHsAIDA BAPTIST CHuRCH.

Sunday school met at 9:45 with
Supk s. McKinsey. Lesson goud Col
lection $3.50. High noon services by
Our Asst-passor. Rev. G. Miller Text
Nal. ST Sub. God Incorporating
Conditions" At $3.50 pm. B. P. P. u
services timely group and drill work
fine. Collection $t.16 Night services
by the Asst-pastor Text Dniel 5-27.
Sub. Return unto Me a, will Re
turn unto YOU Our pastor, Rev. W.
C. Barnes Is out Of the city Total
collection for the day $1525.
Rev. w. C. Barnes. Pasor.
Miss N. B. Wall, Reporter.
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THE ". W. W. ART CLUB.

This club was entertained Oct. "a
by Mrs. A. M. Calhoun. 3412 Fuqua
St.. After the hour of sewing circle
the house was opened for business
All members responded in usual man
ner, with quotations and verse. Il
members were present. Very interes-
ting business was discussed. The
Subject for next weeks discussion is
How to uplift the Club" Invitations
are. out announcing the Spooke's Dance
to be given at Chester Park, Monday
night, Oct. 30th. The hostess served
Baked ham sandwiches, potato salad
on lettuce, potato chips, hot chocolate
with cake. At this hour the meeting
was brought to close by the hostess,
to meet again next Tuesday, with
Mrs. Sarah Johnson. 1928 Colby st.
MIS-. Helen Lindsey, Sec-Reportsr.
Mrs. Helen Lindsey, Reporter.
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PeRa@nal.

John Il. Boyd, Jr., Of Los Angeles
California, was In the city on business
He will leave for Los Angeles, We'd
nesday evening.
Cochran and one year for Sam Lacy
3l09 Flora street. These men were
given six months and one year on
the Dallas Express subscription list
this week.
MIRA ID. II. Harper. Mrs. Ida Teal
ard Mrs Lightner, 271e Trinidad st.,
Visited Waco. Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Dickson. Los Angeles,
Cal, the esteemed wife of John II.
Dickson, formerly Of this city Is still
in the city shaking hands with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Weems, OF
Wheatley Place, are rejoiced to have
as their guests, Mesdames. Jas. West
brooks and 8. L. Towel Of Beaumont,
Mother and Aunt OF Mrs. .Westbrooks.
respectfully.
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Mrs. Ruth Mason Of Fort Worth Is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. H. 7. John
son, 1927 watkins.
Mrs Lizzie McClendon OF Quincy,
No. X Tyst.. ~ r,.,.,.s 49,, 49,
Prof H l.. Price founder of the
Negro town Quincy, Texas, was in the
City SatuI day en- route to Waco to be
present at the corner stone laying of
Hope Baptist church Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. WalIiclx and lit
tie daughter Ruth visited Waco. Sum
day.
Or. frank J. Hawkins. after having
visited his sister Mrs. c. B. Hendricks,
corner Boil and Cochran streets re-
turned to his home in Chicago We'd
nesdny evening.
Mrs. Ressa Randie, 2811 Hallsville,
who underwent an operation In To-
cal sanitarium receatly was seen at
homo Saturday to the delight OF her
friends.
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that was fit for Queen 1t consisted
of Cream silk and long bridal veil
and slippers that encased the dainty
feet that caused her to have stately
bearing Of a real queen, DR.. Pollock
was dressed in simple dark suit
and the bridesmaids and flower
girls added greatly to the taste OF
the affair and on whole this was
the greatest wedding that has been
in Mexia for some time. Miss Iyares
McBoy, sister of the Bride sang a
solo entitled "Oh Promise Me- just
before the procession which was ono
Of the features OF the evening. On
Thursday evening the 10Th. at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs L. H. Mccoy
was given an honorary card party in
honor OF the bride and groom which
was largely attended by the Society
people OF Mexia and the many friends
OF the bride and groom
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DALLAS DOKEYS ENJOY WACO HOSPI.
TALITYD DURING VISIT TOCORNER-
STONE LAYING.

The Dallas bunch was met at Waco
by Sir Carl Walker of Austin, Grand
Ndaster-at-arms. Sir Atkinson Of Lock-
hart, Sir. Prof. J. W. Smith and Sir
Prof. II H. Brawley Of Houston. These
gentlemen were also members OF
Kaaba Temple No. /. Of Dallas.
Wacoites were very liberal In dis
tributing the warm Waco spirit to the
pleasure OF the visitors. Cars were
and auto rides were profused after
the cornerstone ceremony.
The sumptuous repast served in
the basement Of the Old church by the
splendid women of New Hope church
will not soon be forgotten by those
who PAL took so heartily Of baked
chicken, roast pork. assorted layer
coffee with the richest of cream
The party left for Dallas about 1880
p. m.
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AMERICAN BEAUTY CLUB.

The American Beauty Charity Club
No. mes Friday evening, Oct. 18th,
at the home of Mrs. L. Johns; opened
up with song and prayer Members
present; responded to roll call; dues
collected 81 so, paid out to tie sick
$780, This club is doing great work.
Our next meeting to be held at the
home Of Mrs S. Lacy, in Booker It.
Addition. We were served by the
hostess to s. lad On lettuce. SANDWICHES
es, hot chocolate and cake.
Mrs. Q. Williams, President
Mrs. G. r'insley, Reporter.
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NINTH WARD PRICnLIIA ART
CUR,

Mrs. p B. Williams was hostess to
the club Friday afternoon at her home
1919 =. 9Th Stseet. The needle work
was dispensed with and business
meeting held. The club ther lifened
to remarks by President which were
edifying., instructive and inspiring.
Mrs. Geneva Cook II new member
of the club. A DAINTY repast was SER
web and TIE club dismissed to be
entertained Friday. Oct 2Sth by Mrs
Askew Jordan Lane.
Mrs. Z. b Williams. President.
tIfs p. Truyenia, Sec'ty.
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Kaaba Temple No. /, Dramatic Or
der Knights OF Omar left Sunday
morning over tho Interurban for Waco
as special guests of the Grand Lodge
X. of P's and pastor and members Of
New Hope Baptist church at the corr
ner stone laying which took place in
Waco, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
The Dokeys were accompanied by
the First Regiment Band X. Of P.'s
under command of Prof. D. H. Har-
per and Gordon Holland. +,
Members Of the Order including
personnel of the party were:
A. W. Briggs, A. A. Smith, VIM. L.
Robinson, Capt. George Murray John
Brown. Chas. T. Brackins, A r. Pry-
or. DR.. r. T. Hamilton, H. Strickland,
DR.. L. Taylor, Ennis r. d. Washing
ton, Ennis; ]. M. Talbert. c. +. Starlks,
DR.. Geo. W. White. Prof. ]. w. Rice.
LAWYER A. $. Wells, Prof. ]. e. Smith
and j. A. Austin.
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FIRST TWILIGHT MUsIcALn.

The "G1 Clef Club of our city con.
sisting Of splendid group talented
young women will give their first
Musical program of the season at St
Paul NJ. E church Cor. Burford and
JGliette Sts.. Sunday. Oct. 2S, 1922
from $3.50 to $50 pm. They will rem
der a program OF the first class. The
public is cordially invited. No admis-
sion. This program will be given in
behalf Of the Branch Y. ~. c. A.
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pital was summoned and he was rush
ed to the hospital where he fingered
between life and death until Tuesday
morning when he died. Kicks shot
himself with a 80 caliber revolver.
Many reasons have been advanced
for his action in taking his life. but
the more probable theories are des-
pondency owed his family and house
hold affairs; and worry over jury
service. He has been estranged from
his wife for many years.
From all evidence his action was
deliberately and carefully planned.
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in top part of the shoulder.
From all evidence in the case. jack
son must have been locked in the
store Wednesday evening.
jackson was well known in Dallas,
having lived here for years His re-
mains were turned over to Peoples
Undertaking Co.. pending funeral ar
rangements.
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Church News.
Observation-Disclosures

Old Reliable Section leads in the
collection of $1.6S. The night sermon
delivered by pastor was a practical
message and Gospel History, Snb.
"A Dangerous Sleep" Jonah 1:6.
Collection $3.50. The H. M. s. will
operate Missionary Bazaar. beginning
Thursday. 26th, continuing through
to the 18th, The Y. w. A. will be
Interested as well.
Rev. D. Aloore. Pastor.
r. E. jones', Reporter
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WALTER JACKSON KILLED
in BIG EPARTMENT STORE
EARLY THURSDAY MORNING

Walter Jackson was killed early
Thursday morning about $3.50 in the
Titche- Goettinger Department Store.
Ervay and Elm streets by the night
Waterman. jackson was caught in
the store. When picked up by the
Undertaken. he was in his sock feet.
Two bullet holes were found in his
body. One in the back and the other
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Honoring Mrs. Callie Radgers Bed
ford. recent bride. Mrs. Lucille M
Lane entertained a few friends a.
formally on Monday night.
A musical program was the feature
of the evening after which salad
course was served Numerous gifts
were presented the bride.
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HARRY KICKS COMMITS
SUICIDE BY SHOOTING
SELF.
Was wen Known In Church and Frat
ernal Circles Of the City.

Washington. D. C., Oct. William
Harry Kicks. prominent in fraternal
anc church circles and paying-tellcr
at the Industrial Savings Bank, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself
just belowthe heart Monday morning
at 1O:S0 o'clock. Mr.. Kicks shot him
self in his room at 1922 church st. NJ
W. where he lived. Upon hearing the
shot. the people in the house t the
tire rushed to Mr.. Kicks room whsre
shey found him practically unconscious
An ambulance from Emergency hos
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pastor and wife returned back to
Dallas last night and was greatly
surprised with storm party. s7.3S,
worth Of groceries were given 10
him by the friends and the W. II. NJ
Society.
Rev. G. F. Hood. Pastor.
Z. NJ. Baker, Reporter.
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McBoy-PoHock Nup.
tiaIs

Mexia. Tex, Oct. rs, 1922. On
wednesday the 18th Inst. at the beau
tiful home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ
McB0y on w. Main st.. was happily
married their daughter Ruby Eloise
to DR.. s. M. PolIocks Of this city. The
Rev. Mr.. Devers officiated The bride
was goreeously arrayed in a costume
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CITY CLUBS.
IDLEWMD. SOCIAL CLUB.

The initial dance of the season was
given by the l. w. S. Club, Friday
night at the Pythian Dance Hall.
Music was furnished by a five piece
orchestra. Many visiting guests were
present from TT. Worth. Nc Kinney,
Sherman and Denison. All who atten-
ded, highly enjoyed themselves.
Delicious punch was served. All mem
bers are requested to be present at
regular meeting Monday night, Oct.
Both. at the regular place Of meeting.
Alan |. Pugh, Reporter.
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LADY MARY ART CLUB.

Lady Mary's Art and Culture Club
will meet at he home of Lady NJ.
Jefferson. 34O3 Fuqua St., Saturday
evening Oct. 2S-1922. All members
are requested to be present without
fail at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. c. CASTOR. Lady of Scripture.
Mrs. c. Tinsley, Lady Reporter.
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Card Of Thanks.

We wish TO thank our friends for
their Kindness and assistance during
the Illness and death of our son, and
brother, Hugh Edwards, who died
October S. May God bless all Of them.
SympathetIcally yours.
MIR. and Mrs. ABE EDWARDS.
Mother and father.
MRS. JESSIE GARY. Sister.
1O-2S-1t
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THE OLvETT BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday schol was on time. Sermon
by the pastor; text, Heb. 1871. Four
accessions. The pastor went to Fit.
Worth on his District visit. All are
invited to attend our meetings next
SUNDAY. There will be a Missionary
rally.
Rev. r. w. Shaw, Pastor.
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W. LATIMORE, FORMER DALLAs
MAN DIES IN FORT WORTH.

VIM baltimore, a we'll know hotel
man OF this state died at Fort Worth,
October 4th. his remains was shipped
to Clarlxsville. Texas. the old home
for burial. It was announced here this
In Dallas and was the husband of
Mrs. Carrie Mae baltimore Of this
city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-13
Personal Property

FIVE rooms OF furniture Tor sale -,5yS
Modern and closo In; good iocatlss
Usage 1850.
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sALrsMrN AND AGENTS

fcrs exceptional opportunity TO local
man Of good connections, one who has
had some practical training ana selling
abiliy preferred, no Investment re-
quircd; we want roal representative
ana VIII establish his future. See VI.
NJ. Coats, Hotel Tulsa, or leave your
nnmn nnl nhmnn nmmher.
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
Live Stock


A FINE pag.ure water, grass: shade.
close III livestock wanted. Usage lb30.
COWS. mules, horses. wagons, harness,
saddles, for salei terms. See J. 7, Crisp,
sl9 $. Norfolk
cows. horses mules, wagons, harness.
single harness. with terms. See J. I.
Crist. Sl9 8, Norfolk. -
cows FOR sALE--Aii Al mixers and
Just fresh. Call at 1917 s. Olympia.
West Tulsa
DO you WANT real mitch COW from a
tuberculosis tree herd, where all cows
are raised to sell not 10 keep md sell
yhe culls; have over 100 head dairy
cows and hvfers to select from including
REGISTERED Jersey and Iiolsteins and
bunch OF crosscH' all cows guaranteed,
and delivered by truck For appoint
ment ~ showing herd. address o. walk
ling. Perry, OKLA.
FOR sALE--Ono horse ana delivery
wagon cheap, lo1 .. Madison. Usage
fOR sALE-F5Ur fresh Jersey cows, on
terms. SIS cash and f.b per month, one
block south East Admiral Ntnoy sta.
ton, 2lo0 block, East Admiral.
ron SALE-One excellent Jersey COW;
strippor, giving three gallons per day.
also Jersev male
For sale or trade: one Mccormick s-foot
gram binder, good iunning condition
81 a harguini terms II wanted. See s.
VI Abbott, skatooE. okla, Il. /. 100.
For sALE--puroe Jersey hog% any slEe,
Osage IOil-J.
For sALE-Twenty high grade Hoi.
btelns, Etyln. over 90 gallons milk
daty; also milk route Chronicle
JERSEY MALE for service at 10 6. be.
troit
WHO wants a few cattle, 1. : and s-yeaT.
old steersf Write John w Wlnn Mar.
puez. Texas.
COMpLETE hay outfit, teams, wagon
hay press mower, rakes; everythinp
complete, what have you to trade
Call Usage 1eb.
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Employment
uIIr wNNTIu-yruNIr

WANTED Immediately. thoroughly OK
pcrlcuCod, expert Hienogrn bher. Halhry
ti2b; not Ovor 20 years Oh, give quali-
fications nnf experience. =. .. box 2io7.
WANTED Experienced COOK and house.
man, married couple preferred. Ad
dress Bor 235, Joplin, Mo.
WANIED--Y,uug women 10 enter train.
iug school Tor nurses only those of
good character ana habits need apply,
Apply Sup,fiutepdent of Nurses. Tulss
Hospital
WANIEb-.WhitG woman only to do gen.
efal h0uHewOrk. Must be good cook
Neat ana wiling worker Must be well
recommended; none other considered
First-clRss place with good IA yto right
party small family. No ANAL children.
Address t7t.O. care word
you want 20 prepare for the best position
then take tho DfaUFhun training; over
400 600 surceFsful Draushon graduates
arc holding splendid positions Every.
where the DrauRhon training IN highly
indorfed. Ask about our courngs
ufaughon's business College. 6l0 s..
Main.
woMENs feit house shoes, $50. Tulsa
Garment Factory.
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Employment
sITUNTIoNs wANTrD-rrMAi

SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALg ~
WASHING hy the dozen satisfaction
guaranteed called for and delivered.
SOC per dozen Osago 4Go0.R.
WANTED--HAf-day position by eIpefi-
enced stenographer. reference. Phone
Cedar 1i7o
WELL EXPERIENCED stsnoGrspher de-
sres temporary or permanent position.
Phone Usage 2sG2
WANIED--Family washing; satisfaction
guaranteed. 100 S. College. Can Osage
k7siaJ.
YOUNG LADY attending business college
wants work half days and Saturday 10
make expenses. experienced bookkeeper
ana has had great deal OF business ek-
perlcuce. call Usage 3OSl.
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FINE pasture, water, grass! shade.
close in livestock wanted, Usage $3.50.
COWS, mules, horses wagons, harness.
saddles, for sale; terms. See J. 7. Crisp
slg S. Norfolk
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NIIE tfort fTeTUTnN fO0fUI " poi Week
GqG2.J
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cows. horses. mules, wagons harness
single harness with terms. See J. I.
CTist, 3lg 8 Norfolk.
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OR 'sALE-Buck's baby grand gas
range, ll0 s. Yorktown,
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FOR SALE--Five rooms Of furnlt7re T.
Gated In Grace apartments. MUsi h,
seen 20 be appreciated. For apr,ir,
mcnt call Cedar 223s.
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Business Service
DtsINEss sEHvICE OrTERED

ALL KINDS 81 loHky roofs repaired. woTr
guaranteed. prices reasonable. Osag'
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cows FOR sALE--AU Al mixers and
Just fresh. Cali at 1917 S. Olympia
West Tulsa
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foR SALE-Fnur fresh Jersey COWS on
terms. &26 cash and g.b per month, one
block south East Admiral iitnoy sta
ton, 2700 block, East Admiral.
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Rooms and Board

ROOMS FOR RNisHED ~
NEATLY FURNISHED front room Tor one
or two ladies employed; also n young
lady wants roommate, south aide loca.
ton. Osage $50.