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sItua,ions Munt,sl-EemMe =,

bOOKKEEPER-E Expert woman book.
keeper ana ryg!st. AddIess Box ] a..
care The Dispatch
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A'EN iS-MaEe big money; write for free
catalogue. 200 quick sellers ECONOMY
safes Co. Dept. Sc. BOSTON. Mas..
SALESMAN WANTED-Apron-6 IT,.
moderately priced; States OF Virginia,
hen'uchy Iennesaee open; must hav-
dry goods following: reference.
auired. Annipatt Garment Co. Auror.
Illinois.
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CHRISTMAS CAHDS-ABcnts can max.
no daily selling our personal greeting
cards large PROFITS. no :ish: uutn, SUP
pii'l nee. lonsda4s bartholomew. 81.
Adams. Vermont.
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WAETED--Sctued woman TO COOK and
caro- for quarters for farm hands
usually about ten. widow with nearly
grown who could help around
house would do, or married woman with
no small children. Could Use husband
on farm fair wages. W.l start
woman at $50 per month and board /.
hma!, separate house Furnished. must
be clean. capable cook above ell else
Address C.. II. CraDNi. Manager, Mini
barya Farms. Dr-wrys Blum. Virginia.
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AUTO ACCESSORY.
More Money With This
Line.

Exclusive territory: liberal commissions
fuu tame. sido line o. manutacturer's
sE-nts proposition. well cstablish-d Writ.
tEf LEX IGNITION CO. Cleveland, Ohio.
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AGE%TS-Ii5 day. Easy. quick s.les.
free auto. Big weekly bonus: 1850
premium free 10 every customer. simply
show our beautiful 7-pieee solid zium!-
NUN. haadl. cutlery set. Appeals in
niantly W, deliver and collect. Pay
DAILY. Se~ Era Mts Co.. sos Madison
Street Dept. 33s-H. Chicago.
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MILLER & RHOADS re-
quire the services of a
man experienced as a
packer and wrapper, for
the holiday season. APP
ply at Employment Of
flee, Fifth Floor.
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dealers and garages; full time or side
line. fast mnvinS, advertised. standard
line. unusually liberal commission
virginia territory open. Excl. 326 W.
Grand Chicago.
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SO y DAY EASY start you In auto ao-
c.ssory business: no Investment: no sx-
pericnce necessary. Free accessories
Write. klcco 32i w Grand. Chicago
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AHESIS-t5 per hour easy. big padded
reE-r,ibie iron board covers Sell 81
cost SIC. Free sample limo. Write
uUics. Am. Is. Co. 80 W. Monroe, CHI
Caro.
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L. 8. GOVERNMENT wants help: railway
mail clerks. CLERKS at Washington: men
women over II. 1loo.S!sS month. l!b,
position. FREQ. Franklin Institute. Dept.
CIR. Rooh,,ter. -. Y.
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AGESTS-st an hour for your spare time
Write for canvasser's OUTFIT containing
Is samples OF guaranteed line OK puf.
FOOD havors. perfumes. soaps. toilet
preparations, etc. Sell IN every home:
big repeaters: steady income Send for
sample case today: light weight. beauti-
ful appearance. American Products Co,
SIZE American Bldg. Cincinnati Ohio
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AGEHTS-New invention, stove converter.
Does away with coal and wood. Burns
common Goa! oil. Cheaper than coal .
1870 proft on each sale. no delivering.
no installing. Write. Parker ME- Burn
2e77. Dayton. Ohio.
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AGEN IS-iius;lers can earn S75-I2Q0
weekly; no experience necessary: no
house canvassins. success, assured: free
sampies and literature. Acms Co. 1904
Congress Chicago.
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AGENTS. crew men. novelty men, Gloo-
Zen. a soc muc!la8. fountain pen: every
BODY buys on demonstration: sample
c5c: big pront plan free. Gloo-Pen Co.,
Q-5s. Pine Street New York
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sAles,<,icn and Agents

AGENTS-LeaEn ABOUT tho profits supply
ms perfume to families by Sddr.eslns
i.'t'!.r e. Co.. 7s0 walton. ST. Louis.
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AGENTS-Sodcreze. Just ont s. an hour
easy; sales easily made In every home
sto:e. garage: grab IL whilo ia new
write today for new plan. American
Products Co.. sIl3 American Bldg, Gin
cinnati Ohio
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SA IESMEN-kendan envelope seaier APP.
peals every user OF the mails. sell. 2 .
seals 90 envelopes minute. no competI-
ton. Consolidated Co, loo DoIy.;on,
HostOn. Mass
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AGENTS WANTED

Guaranteed eaC!H.!ye territorial rights
are offered TO progressive men and women
In every section TO handle aud distribute.
our various producte-grcat repeaSsrs and
needed In every home. Something un-
uaua! with unlimited opportunity. Gen
sFous premium enables you TO Introduce.
the goods and secure the orders. For full
particulars. wr!;e W. II. Anderson. Sales
Manager. Mhthol-lntammacin Company.
Rochester. New York.
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ALESMES--Attiactiy. line OF AIT O.,
endaFs: and other advertising good :
highest commission. liberia! policy. big
s~ason ahead; write at once. Gubart
Co.. Station -. Cincinnati Ohio
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AGENTS-MaAe $40 to $40 daily: thou
sands buying new invention: cook and
heat all year without coal or wood
no gas or electricity needed; nothing
complicated; Just set in any stove or
furnace and burn; territory going fast.
send for free sample and start quick.
experience unnecessary. Jennings Mfg.
Co.. Invention B-36l. DAYTON Ohio
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BUSINESS OF your own. Make spark
ing glass name plates. numbers.
checkerooaTds. meIall!Ons. signs: big
illustrated book mailed fres. r. Palmer.
"0s Wooster, Ohio.
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AGE&Ts-Make SO to SIS day selling
DpTrub household and toilet-articles.
Hazel Lawrence. rigua. Ohio. says:
Lever made such easy money" Out
NJ !Toc, Write. Crow Chemical Com
asny. Desk H.. ArcAnu,n. ONO.
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SAhESMEN--Ea!n over 500 per week
selling and hiring men To sell ROOFING
cement. paint. auto truck and tractor
oil: staple line. The American Oil and
Pain; Co. Cleveland. Ohio
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hlGH--Cl.ASS MAN to sell complete radio
antennd. car phone. etc. s.. BIG sen
sati6n FOR holidays. Hear plainly as
expensive Instruments. Every home
eager buyer. li2s. IA East Jackson
boulevard. Chicago
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AGENTS-Our $3.50 atwood
tailorcdio -0r7cr srits and overcoats are
$50 cheaper than store prices. commits
s'ons paid In advance: protected terri
tory; beautiful assortment 6x9 Swatchcs
free. J. b. Simpsonp Dept Ss:, s3I
AdamA Chicago
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COME To 20. Eas, Mar,hau "a 90. 800
wood heaters. Prices rang. from 81 81
up FS bargains in other stoves ana
AZ! Kinds OF furniture. w T. smith Z" e
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ATTENTION. Statesmen!

ATTENTION. Statesmen!
Got out OF IN. rut. Sell something that
Is In constant demand. Look for stability
Of pront. Forest City paints. varn.shes
anameIs and roof cemcnis have stood the
test OF time. This GLASS OF merchandise
can no sold without any extensive sales
experience. Our samples and color cards.
coupled with your expressed enthusiasm
and confidence. gets you the business. he
peat orders come easy. Every factory.
mill. warehouse and property owner is a
live prospect. Yon can sell to dealers
too. Our prices are right-commIssion ms
highest.
FOREST CITY PAINT & VARNISH Co
(ln Business over 80 Years.,
CLEVELAND, ONO.
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Help-MaIe or Female s.

TTPlSTs- Earn 1:s-IIoo wcemiy. opare
time. copying authors msnuscrir,s.
Write Il. J carnen. Authors Agent.
Tallapooss. Ga. for particulars.
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AGE*T@1s.oo apiece FOX reversible
"1inl' a!i-weatheT rAlncoa, orders. wear
either way. amazing seller. sample free.
Parker MS. Co.. Goa, 1905. Dayton.
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OUR limo OF exclusive calendars, leather
spcc!alties. fans. Christmas greetings
and monthly mailing cards will he ready
December goth. We have open territory
nearby and want to hear rom sales
men that can get results with hiHh-
class line. Tho right man will fad this
real opportunity Write In detail Civ
Ing qualifications and past selling ea-
pericncc: not Interested In Jobber, or
s!de-lino men.
THE BRoDERICK COMPANY,
ST. Paul. MINI.
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SH!.ESH f.N--Dur puro virgin woD. .uit.
snd ovcrcoats made 20 order At SO. ar.
taxing tho country By storm: choice
territory available: biz commissions paid
daily. Sci! Bros, Since 1854. Who.esale
Iahorn. 81 West JacAson. Chlcako.
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AGEN 1880 month easy. drop every
'hihg else and sell this new style writ
Ten guaranteed hosiery. Must wear or
replaced free. Wcarer ~ Judge. tx
pcFience unnecessary, Spare time sat
as'actory Steady pay. Samples free.
rriai VIII prove. Jennings Mfg. Co..
Trial Sc. Dayton Ohio
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" ANIhD-rgavc!!ns statesmen to carry
our line ot rubber roofing, to call on
lumber. hardware and general s,or.
trade IN the small towns: pocket
sample. liberal commission: we have
Warehouses IN all the principal cities in
the tn!ted States. Royal Roofing Co.
ST Louis. Mo.
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Becker Chemical Co. St. Louis. Mo.
WANTED - High C ! a S S
stock statesmen for a big
proposition, a real one.
Not a wildcat scheme,
but something that ap-
peals to the conservative
investor. This is a great
opportunity for an am.
bilious man. Box j 446,
care The Dispatch.
TAIL nRINf: .CENTS-pur toe so al ,I,,i
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81 l.ESN ES-A!!en made 1s3s !a.t week.
h"rTiSan recently mad. I3ls In ono
"H"h' others from !I25 To 1900 a week
pacing mighty developed agency ilar
with n-Echan;s-ell sized towns AMI
cities clean. hish-claz, profitable.
permanent proposition with o!G-sst.p,
hsh"d house. Best s.asOn r!Eh, a; hand
SA!ea Manager. 40 Tribune Dlds. Chi.
,aSo.
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Statesmen 10 carry as side rne for adj
vance spring selling. SIX nuWbcr. 81.
high grade fihre knit blous-s for gar
!neni and department stores: commission
bnsis. Stats territory you ,rave! and
your pEesen, connections. Commun!ca-
tons confidential.
THE s. A. MEDALIE Company.
Cleveland Ohio.
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FORD CAR GOES
- MILES o.

I'M. VNI.I.DN tAS.
walter criich!Uw. 7is Madison Street
suite 2ea, Chicago. III. inventor OF "a
marvellous nr~ water vapor and steam
humdir"r. which uses 80 lac water In
the engine. entirely io:Rx away with car
Don and giving oue-third to one halt more
mileage. Is oncr!ng on. free 10 u user of
each make auto, In every locality who
Will help him Introduce Il, Every car
owner Hhou!d write him fo- one a, once.
Give max. OF car
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WANTED. an oi! oc,. salesman or
broker. who will Furnish the highest nf
reference as to ability. honcaty and in
teSrity. md result gctteT. who has
clientele who VIII .nves; In - meri-
toriohs. on the level proposition. Herald,
Bor ID AS. care The Dispatch
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"a l'rSAES-iius;!!ng young men to tax.
charge OF our business In your locality.
earn VIE an hour. 80 day: perman-
eat position. Pay ntsris at once. expert
tncs unnecessary: act quick. Dept, cie
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FOR pipe and n;tins, BEenhr d
Michselson. oS BROOK Avenue.
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CLARKE made SIS an hour selling vest
pocket windshield cleaner needed by
every autoist. motorman. engineer: zone
rub keeps glass clear - hours: 10000
sold. amazing proposition free. Security
Mfg. Co.. Dept. CSC. Toledo, Ohio
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BIG MONEY and FAST sales. Every owner
buys E0id initials for his auto. You
charge 3i.s9. make 3l.35. Ten orders
daily easy Write Tor particulars and
free samples. American, Monaghan Co.
DetH 5S5, East Orange - 4
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OBITUARY

David Zook Ferguson. born Novem-
Der 8, 1908, died November II, 1922, at
$3.50 p. m, age Ia years and days.
He was born, reared. died and was
buried on his fathers homestead at
Gray David was an obedienta and sub
missive boy at home and at school, and
a bright and studious pupil. He was a
favorite among his schoolmates, friends
and relatives and loved by all.
He was converted in February and
in the same month was confined to his
bed with pneumonia and never fully
recovered. Leakage Of the heart and
dropsy caused his death. He was very
patient during his long illness and Sc
we're suffering. A few days before his
death he was heard singing in the night
the song, 'I'll take Jonah by the hand. "
Services were conducted Sunday
November 10, at 200 p. m, by Rev.
W. c. Bryan and Rev. ]. B. Brandt at
Blue Mound chapel.
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NORTH FORK

". E. Messner made a short visit
here with his brother, B. j. Messner.
and family. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson were Wis
iting at the Bert Marsh home Sunday.
Miss Georgia Walling spent the week
end with home folks near I.averne.
The Cunningham sale was we'll at
tended last Wednesday. Everything
sold at very good price.
|. G. Hilderbrand and wife accom-
panied by Mr.. Hilderbrand's mother
drove over to Gentry Hilderbrand's s,
near Beaver, last Wednesday. The
latter will remain for longer visit.
Mrs. B. C. Messner and son Wilbur
are visiting relatives in and near Okla
bOma City at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Marsh were shop
pers in Booker Tuesday.
Georgia Walling spent Wednesday
night with Ruth Messner.
COUNTY LAD.)
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ALLIED DEBTS TO BE DEVOTED TO
ScHOoLS7
Or. Finley's Proposal Gains Favor in
Capital.

Washington, Nov. % Capital News
Service). The proposal Of DR.. John
II. Finley, editor Of the New York
Times, that the allied debts. instead of
being paid, be converted into a trust
fund, the interest Of which should be
devoted to the primary education, first
of the children Of those who were
killed or rendered unfit TO earn by the
World War, and later for the education
of all children the world over, is re-
ceiving much favorable consideration
from legislators and educators in the
National Capital.
1t has been repeatedly said by those
in authority in Congress that no pro-
posal by which the Uuited States
would forgive" foreign debts would
ever pass the electorate Of this coun
try. At the same time many econo-
mists and financiers see no way. in this
generation, at least, by which Europe
can possibly pay anything on the prin.
cipal Of the hugh sums owed, even II
they pay the interest.
DIR. Finley's proposal recalls the
Boxer Indemnity Fund, which. instead
Of being turned back into the Treasury
Of the United States, has been used
ever since the Boxer uprising to edu.
cate selected Chinese students in Am.
erican schools and universities, with
the result Of spreading the gospel OF
western civilization and ideals through
out all China. Just how much this
generous use Of this fund has been re-
sponsible for the awakening Of China,
it is not possible to say, but it is un'
questionably very large.
Should it be possible to work out a
practical plan by which DR.. Finley'G
proposal could be put into effect, the
cause Of education and Americaniza
tion would receive an impetus such as
it has never had. The interest pay.
ments Of ihe allied debts would doubt
less reach the hugh sum Of five hun.
dred millions yearly, which, devoted tC
the children of the world, would have
an effect on the next generation i'm
possible to calculate.
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TWIN MOUND

Fine weather and nice rain last
night.
The Pie Supper at Victory Friday
night was well attended, the proceeds
being S54.OO. Miss Buhel Howard was
voted the most popular young lady.
Word has been received from Irwin
Young that they arrived safely in
Wyoming.
Miss Alice Ragan, from Missouri, is
here on visit to her brother James
and family. 1t had been several years
since she had seen them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Howard have
a new baby at their house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Boothe and Mrs.
Parsons visited with their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Baggerly, last We'd
nesday night also Mrs. NJ. N. Mallott,
who is here visiting her daughter.
King Martin has moved to the Mrs.
Johnson farm which was vacated by
MIR. Young. We welcome these folks
to our neighbOrhood.
MIR. and Mrs. William Miller. of Wa.
tsrloo, Iowa, are visiting their uncle,
II. II. Martin and their aunts, Jennie
Boothe and Mrs. Parsons, and other
relatives. They are on their way to
California to spend the winter.
Nellie Phillips plans on having a pie
supper Wednesday night before Thanks
giving. Everyone is invited to come.
There will be program also.
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GET a GOVERNMENT TRAINED VET
FRAN FOR THAT JOB
Oklahoma City, Okla.
November /, 1922.

N--N"ANAAA-- NANaf
November /, 1922.
These are Oklahoma World War Vet
Grams trained by the Government
through the U. S. Veterans Bureau
and are ready to step into permanent
job where skilled advices are needed.
Can you give one of these men a chance
with your firm?
Bkkpr. & Stenographer,
Auto Electrician, /. Telegrapher,
Poultryman, 3. Florist, /.
Stock Judger. |. RuralMa Carrier, /
Office Clerks, 8. Bookkeepers, IL
Journalist, /. Auto Service Mgr,
Hotel Manager. l. Auto Electrician, /
Cleaner and Presser, 2. Secretary.
Motion Pict Operator, /. Salesman, /
Oil Chemist, !. Stenographers, 2
Auto Mechanics. 5.
Typewriter Repairmen, 2
Power Plant Operator,
Anto Ign. Starting,
Shoe Repairmen, 2
Veterans ready for jobs but trained
in othe. states who wish to work in
Oklahoma:
Radiator Repairman.
Acetylene Welder, /. Bookkeepers.
Tire Vulcanizer, /. Telegrapher,
Power House Engineer,
Garage Man. /. Mechanical Dentist,
Electric Wiremen, /. Shoe Rep'rman,
Auto Mechanics, Z. Cabinet Makers,
Bkkpr. g. Stenographer,
Steam Turbin Worker,
Auto Trimmer & Upholster,
Station Agent. Grain Sampler, z
Auto Upholst'r & Top Worker,
Starter & Con tor Rep'man,
Cotton Chaser, 3
Dry Goods Salesman,
Power Plant Operator,
! Advertising Man, /. Machinist, /.
Telegraph or write for further de-
tails about these men.
OSCAR L. YARBERRY,
Asst. Employment Representative,
u. S. VETERAN BUREAU,
3cS Harm Building,
220A w. Third St.,
Oklahoma City, Okla,
Maple-646S.
This advertisement contributed to the
ex-service men by The Herald
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COTTONWOOD

Mrs. Matte Dinger called on Mrs.
Laura Hall Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. E. Montgomery and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gowan, took a load Of chick
ems to Booker Thursday.
Homer Wilmoth and wife called at
the Ray Wilmoth home Friday evening.
A good many in this vicinity are still
sowing wheat.
VIM. Wright and wife took Hobert
Wright and family over to Mr.. Noble g
Thursday where they prepared to start
for New Mexico Saturday.
On account of the inclemency Of the
weather Sunday Bro. Ham was unable
to keep his regular appointment with
US. Here's hoping for fairer weather
next time.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Starchor visited
Sunday at the H. L. Wilmoth home.
j. f. Montgomery has been burning
thistles preparatory to sowing wheat
this week.
A large crowd enjoyed an old-fash
ioned singing at the home Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. A. Gregory Sunday evening
Basil Peckham has been hauling cane
bundles this week which he bought
from Ray Wilmoth.
There will be box and pie supper
at the Cottonwood school house Thanks
giving evening.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-11-23

President Harding has begun a Gus
tom which he hopes will become a
tradition; he visited the grave Of the
unknown soldier at Arlington on Ar
mistice Day, accompanied by the Sec
retaries Of War and Navy, and military
escort, and left simple wreath to let
it be known to all the world that this
country honors her dead, known and
unknown, who laid down their lives at
their country's call.
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S All $1,000 and
i've base 1Oper en- homda eand rdwthapp
ito
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-11-23

Robert and Martin Ensminger and
Edward Hill left last Friday for Cali
fornia.
Hvmer Smith and family returned
after several weeks visit in Illinois.
Grace Brown came in from Pratt,
Kansas, Saturday. She has been Wis
iting in Wichita and Pratt for several
week. Her sister, Mrs. Pete Ratzloff'
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-11-23

Household Goods
4-hOle Wood Cook Stove
Big Wood Heater Oil Heater
4-hOle Oil Stove with Oven
Dresser. 2 COmmOdes
Center Table. Davenport with Pad
Iron Bed with Mattress
Cupboard. 6 Chairs. Table
2 Rockers Sharples Separator
SidebOard. Rayo Incubator
Washing Machine and Wringer
Lots and Lots of Other Things too
numerous to mention.
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Only thirty-three out to Sunday
School last Sunday. Bro. Nef preach
ed after Sunday School and just ten at
prayer meeting Sunday evening. What
is the matter?
Lee Swan and family, Henry Lubber
and family, Ray Cassidy and family
surprised their mother, Mrs. NJ. A.
Cassidy, with a dinner and visit.
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c. X. Drum entertained County
Treasurer Cowan and the office force
Saturday with Duck Dinner with all
accessories. The oyster dressing was
especially fine and was made by Cliff
himself. Those present were, T. NJ.
Cowan, Arthur Miller, Mr. Beatty.
who is here at present cnecking up the
city work, Mrs. May Porter and Miss
Amy Renfrow. An hour Was spent in
real enjoyment. After C.Irer Cliff
took pride in showing OH b. stored
pigs calling them By nan, being
named Tor one Of the OA., The
force IN turn expressed easure
at having the OPP, rtunt. Ike the
acquaintance Of their naL 4, e. IS.
10. ted.
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LORENA
CToo late for last week)

Have had several days of winter
weather.
A large number from this communi-
ty attended Armistice Day program at
Liberal.
Frank Wheeler and wife spent Sat-
urday night in Liberal with A. G.
Wheeler's.
Mrs. R. A. Ensminger returned to
her home in Springdale, Arkansas,
after spending several days visiting
her sons, Hugh, Robt. and Martin, and
friends.
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CARD OF THANKS

We appreciate and thank those who
gave their time and service and those
who offered the same during the sick.
ness and death of our boy, David.
J. w. Ferguson and Family.