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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
A Novel Corset

is really vest, girdle and bras
s;erc, all three in one, and espe-
cially adapted to slender figures.
1t has no bones whatever, and is
washable, so that it can be Worn
without an undervest. In pink
suede cloth and jersey silk the
price is $5; all suede, $6.
Third Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Almost Every Day Brings NeW
Bales of Beautiful WeaUes to the
Sale of Oriental RuQs

Persian and Chinese rugs give the sale
a twofold aspect Of special interest in view
Of the wealth Of weaves of both nationali-
ties offered al exceptional prices.
Mahals, Scraps, Saruks, Kermanshahs.
Af-Shiraz, Hamadans, Mosuls, all lend a
glory of color and a genuine measure of
investment opportunity to the sale.
The Chinese rugs stand out in sttiking
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Fluffy RuMed
Curtains, $1.25 to
81 a Pair

All Of them have ruff1es and most
of them have ruff1ed tie-backs.
They are as homelike and dainty
as curtains can be, and there is
excellent choosing: snowy muslin,
plain and striped voiles, grena-
dimes Of various kinds and dotted
Swisses.
For those who like plain cur
tains, there are some with hem
stitched hens and narrow lace edg-
ings at about the same prices.
(Fifth Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Black Velvet Millinery With
Paris Metal Ornaments

mings are is we'll displayed in col
lection of new black velvet and
tlack hatter's plush hats.
They are of medium size, and OF
delightfully."- wearable and becoming
lines. A new group of coque-
plumed hats is shown with them.
Prices are moderate for hats Of
their kind-$1S and thereabouts.
Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
BlOOmers for Large
Women

Cotton crepe or batiste, each in
pink and white. $l.25 4 pair,
Nainsooli with lace or embrcid-
cry edges in white. $l.35.
Satecn. pink and white, 81 and
$l.61.
Satecr, black, 81 and $3.50.
Also IN large sizes are stcp-inS
in orchid, blue, white and pink
crcpc dc chino, at $3.50.
lThirI EI0orl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Electric Heating
Pads. $3.50

The mos. comforting things for
a headache, for warming bed or
FOR lllness. They arc soft as
pillow end have three degrees Of
heat easily regulated
(FOurth fIoorp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

contrast, pronounced in Coloiiug simple In
decorative features, generally distinguished
by field in distinctive shade, it may be 4
grayish blue, an ultra-marine or null
berry.
1t is a pleasure to 90 through the dis
play and to note how rich it is in the, most
desirable Of Eastern rugs at the safest low
pri"-T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Polychrome Lamps
and CandleSticks

They are all Of a composition
with polychrome decoration; the
electric table lamps fitted for one
light are 13 inches high and priced
Sl.50, while those for two lights
are 20 inches high and $3.50.
Parchment shades are SO to $l4.
Candlesticks, 16 to % inches
high, $3.50 to $3.50.
(E0urth ElOOrl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

Metal is a poor word to describe
the lovely French flowers and
fruits on which the CLINT Of gold
Or silver glistens like natures own
beautiful frostwork.
Not flowers and fruits alone, but
laces and ribbons are gilded and
silvered until their littlest bit
makes simple hat quite elegant.
How effective these Paris trim
(secol
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Young WOmen's Matelasse
Jaquette Costumes, $35 to sos

Four models in these pretty overblouse costumes,
which have the effect of jacket and skirt.
Skirt twill skirt with overbouse Of
thed
matelasse embroidered in gray $3.50.
wine with moleskn fur finish,
ot tho oyorhlousc ~ or
Dark blue jacket brown satin mateass the skirt
with twill skirt, the long sash ends of soft velour
embroidered in color $5S Sizes ID to 20 years
tsecondF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Store Opens at 9
WANAMAKER'S
Store of Briqhtness Beautu and Delight -Wdnan1aker
Jet Trimmings Are
Delighting Paris

And, so that they might also de-
light the hearts of American
women, we chose the prettiest and
newest that we could find in all
Paris.
They are now here and certainly
no place else in Philadelphia vii!
you find such an assortment.
Every kind of banding Of black
beads and jet you can think Of;
some are in three widths, 81 to
$22.50 a yard. Cabochon bands for
shoulder straps, collars, girdles or
just trimmings, 75c to $12 a yard.
(NIain Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
: To Fill or Empty a
Washing Machine
Without Carrying
Water

m ingenious hose device has been
invented. H. fills by means of ?
fve-foot length Of hose and later
"mpties the tub through tho same
nose. SO.
(Fpurth Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Flannel Shirts Win the
SpOrtSman'S Eye-$6

Heavy sturdy, longwearng shirts attached
the things for golf, hunting al. outdoors
Good Shirts n b Wanamak.r
or fine imported flannel light coor with pale stripes
Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
fine Dian,ono Jemelrp

Platinum is used exclusively in the mount
Ing of the new jewery. The designs are unique
and very beautiful in their delicate lace-like
appearance They form an excellent background
for the brilliancy of the stones
There is, too very great satisfaction in
knowing that every diamond in this finer jew
elry even to the tiniest one used in the mount
ing, is absolutely perfect.
Diamond Davalleres. S125 to $3.50
Diamond bracelets ...........S S295 to 5000
Diamond rings S93 to $500
FloOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
WOmen's Coats of Hardy Furs

BY common consent raccoon and dyed marmot are
among the most durable of all urs for the woman who
motors spends most Of her time in the open. At the
same time they can be in the city.
Raccoon IS inches long, start at &0O
lengths and with big self collars ana go up TO SI' 1o eu
may be had for $275 $3.50. sm ~, WIZ h b"o rolar, Of
Dyed brown marmot coats, 81 other furs
ecoudF Fioor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
WANAMAKER'S
NeU
Fiction

"The Riddle of the Spinning
Wheel" by M. E. and 7. W.
Hanshew, $1.75. A mystery
story with "Clesk of Scotland
Yard" in it.
Command" by William Nc
Fee, S1.90. A dramatic narra-
tive with a Mediterranean back
ground.
(hfAin Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
French
Handkerchiefs

have delicate sheerness that ap-
peals to the taste Of discriminating
women. These appeal particularly,
because Of the designs Of their cut
out hens, hemstitched by hand.
1926 and $3.50.
(Main FloOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

All-wool blankets at $3.50 a pair
.-plaids in a choice Of colors. Size
66xS0 inches, weight Az lbs.
All-wool blankets at $40 and sl2
a pair, for single and double bed
size respectively. White and plaids.
Soisette bindings.
All-wool blankets. $40 each. OF
long, feecy Cape Colony wool. in
plaids. white and other solid shades.
(sivtF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Fine Navy Blue Serge Special
at $1.25 to So

Fine French twill the finish desired for dresses,
and in the desirable dark blue shades
sold No these
when this is
81 25 he
5O-inch $50
"a inch in a heavier weight at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

Ireland has sent beautiful wool
stockings, knitted by hand in Irish
peasant cottages. They're in
mixed co.orings and the tops are
embroidered by hand. $50.
Fine Redleaf stockings from
England are in endless designs at
$3.50.
Scotch as a kilt are the "Sangu-
har" stockings which have block
plaid tops and mixed coloring in
the leg. SO.
Diamond plaids-mental hazards
for your opponent-are in beauti-
(Maiu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Some Women Must
Have BlOuses With
Collars

Among the newest silk blouse&
there are two particular styles Of
exactly this sort.
One is an excellent quality OF
crepe dc chine ip navy or brown
with a little turnover collar open
ing into a V neck. Eyelet work
and silver thread embroidery form
the trimming. The sleeves arc
long. It is $l0.S5.
Another is a satin jacket blouse
with collar, cuffs and band girdlc
stitched in gold thread. in black,
navy or brown, $3.50.
Third Fioesl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

III dUUTUdIIEt.
fully blended colorings. tan brown
and-cream, dull blue and-ecru, etc
They're Scotch, S12.
Belgian golf hose are lighter il
weight and less shaggy. They are
in dark greens, browns and grays,
So.
In word there are wool golf
nose for every golfer. 242 different
kinds at prices ranging from s2.5G
to S12.
Knitted wool garters with tabs
that show beneath the stocking
top, 81 to SI.75.
IoOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

GO much is this little animal
- thought of that many Of the
handsomest Winter wraps
now coming into the Coat
Salons are trimmed with this
fur. That fact, in itself, is sig
nificant.
Besides having large col
lar Of gray squirrel, ono bcau-
tiful straight-linc bolivia wrap
has entire sleeves Of the fur
and they are very big and
square in shape.
eEit
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Speaking of "Words to the Wise"-
Blankets and Quilts

words that hold very special meaning Just and
who will find better the prices than these will
found something really remarkable:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

Another lovely blue bolivia
in n new drapcd model has a
huge collar, cuffs and entire
front drapery Of squirrel, dyed
and blended in an exquisite
shade Of dark brown.
But ono may find any num-
bcr of different styles in new
coats, capes and loose wraps,
all OF which have squirrel fur
trimming and arc priced from
Slh0 to $400.
luOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

able:
Satin bound Size I2xs4 inches,
weight four pounds.
All-wool blankets, in white. pink
and blue borders, cut and bound
separately, Sl4 a pair in single
and SIS in the double bed size.
Others up TO $40 pair.
Wool-filled quilts, s. to $50,
warranted all-wool.
Down-tilled quilts, $40 to sos.
FIOOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

from $685. upward. They are good
Instruments Of tried and proven
quality. They are here because we
consider them the best pianos to be
had at those prices.
In addition are number Of other
upright and grand pianos, including
the famous three
Chickering
Schumacher and Knabe
A small payment and convenient
deferred terms secure any Of them.
Second Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
These New Golf Hose for Men
Should Go Around in Par

ene Safazen. may be able to play better golf than you
but he can't better hose These the
Of their kind and they are here in abundance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
WOmen's New Cape,
Mocha and Buck
Gloves

Ideal gloves for business, shop
Ping street and sports wear. One
slasp or one button, with spear
point stitched backs. All finely
made.
!. washable capeskin of best quail
wy IN tan, brown or beaver, $2,75
. pair.
soft Arabian mocha in gray,
brown, reindeer, buttcrnut. fawn,
cocoa and mode shades, 1925 a
Genuine buckskin In 'drab, olive
sad dark fawn, SO a pair.
'',, (Asin ElossJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21

Will give a historical pageant tomorrow
IN the auditorium of the Philadelphia
Young Friends Association, Fifteenth
md Cherry streets. pocahontas, Frank.
lin,- Lincoln, Barbara Tritchie and IN,
late war will all figure in the presenta
tion. There win also be musical pro
gram.
The Historical Society Of Frnnkford
will dedicate a new sign post ut 2 $50
tomorrow in the yard Of the Frankfor,l
Prcsby terian Church. Henry 8, borne
man will make a short address and tbe
Boy Scouts are expected to attend. The
dedication is part of a systemized plnn
for marking the old Kings Highway.
now known as Frankfortl avenue, TO
perpetuate its memory.
A memorial service for the late Col.
onel Campbell Pierce, former rector Of
st. Matthews Protestant Episcopol
Church, Eighteenth street and Girard
avenue, 0ficial head OF the. Graves Reg
istration Service in the war;. will take
place at o'clock tomorrow night nj
1922 Locust street, under the auspices
Of the Philadelphia Chapter, National
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21

War Mothers. A musical program will
accompany The service.
In addition to Wnsliington's Birth.
as American History Day BY the
knights Of Columbus. In connection
with their Nation wide campaign to
have the school history texts altered to
remove certain alleged inaccuracies and
Representations.
Robert G.. Wootlside. national CONF
mandef Of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. will be the guest Of honor ut a
reception tomorrow afternOofi In the
Mayors reception room, to which all
members of the society are. urged to
come. In the evening he Will. make u
flying trip of inspection Of the various
posts in the city. where celebrations will
be In progress. ....,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21

Fire Damages Woman's Auto
As result Of crossed wires nm nu-
'tomobile owned by Miss Helen Calvin,
1915 Locust street, was suddenly en-
veloped in flames this morning. The
damage was about $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
TRADERS EXCHANGE
Properly List

Number H.
TO- iOO--For sale variety store, iooa ted
Cohinsyiile, okla. invoice. assoc.
Newport Ark, price $1,000,
10,fo2-For sale, flour and feed min, To-
iO,iOs--wSnted party WIN ; some s money sVs, to
finish oil well In wildcat territory,
well down ., 800 feet.
t0.lO4--For sale. auto ana Sign paint shop
together with building, located
Rogers, Ark, price i1,5TS
O.ioS--For sale bakery and briok build
ing located Hrsnson Mo. price
io,iO6-For sale or trade. pool hall. To-
Gated La Sale. Ill. nriea "a 0ao.
l0,i07--For sale, firat issue ~ stock in
Big Jim Pump Co, Fort Worth.
Ie.l0s--For sale. confectionery store. To-
Gated Centsrtown. no.
i0,1O0--For sale. pressing parlor, located
kiefer, okla, price 81, 900.
0llO-For sale, two houses and lots. 10
Gated a. BranHon, Mo, price $4,000.
lolil~-For sale 90 sSrss land located
lOtl2--Wll trade 48b-acre river bottom
farm for city, Income property
beet farm IN oklahoma.
i0il2--For sale. grocery store. located
Shatook, okla invoice 5000.
i0i1i--For sale, candy store, located at
io115-wiii trade sauity IN 25s-sere farm
near ownsso, okla, for income
io.1iG-WiiI trade s7-ucre stock farm. near
Mountain Home. Ark, Tor hotel.
f0,IlT--For sale, Groom hotel, located
shreveport, La. price $500.
lol!s-Wll trade s0-aore farm, located
craig county. oklahoma, Tor in
come property.
IO.1ig--wnl trade 46O-scrs farm. located
near Rogers Ark, for stock
merchandise.
1o.ls0-Wtu trade story fiat. located
Eureka Springs. Ark for ruiss.
okla, property.
i0.l2i--For sale Highland Park Poultry
Farm, located nsSr hcAlester,
Okla
fO.lsg-Tor sale OF trade. several farms,
located in Mayes county, OKLA.
l0l21-- For sale or trade two brick store
buildings, located MuSknEes. Okis.
I0.I2a--F0r sale Groom duplex located
S0rth Racine street. Tulsa, Okla.
1O.I2J--Fur sale. t52-Hcre farm, located
near Reading Pa, price $50 per
acre.
10 lO.lc6--FUr rent, garage f0Ks0, lOcsted
northwest side Tulsa Okla.
JO.l27-For sale. doctors home aud prsc-
tie, located in small town IN Ar
ksuHps, near Hot Springs.
! I0.1.s-.W wont 10 trade two l-aCre lots To-
Gated Federal drive. Tulsa, Tor
bungalow.
II you want 10 buy. sell or trad. can or
write U.s.
Traders Exchange. 6i5 Mayo BIDS, tulsa
okla. Usage $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

on ACCOUNT NJ other busines an
offering good, high-ciass tailoring
store Tor sale, established over seven
years 90 TulH location fins aud rene
very reasonable, 70 grcnt opportunity fci'
man who can devote HIS ontirc atter-
tiou 10 this store h.s made gapi
profits each year since opened; storic
IS going concern that you can st-.i
llgh, into and DO business. Can Oaags
1890.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

AGESTS-t5 TO tI5 daily easy, sworn
proof furnished, start the new year
right with new line guaranteed hosei
% styles; 20 c0iors, you sirapiy intro
duce early 1893. seas0nable line. write
orders we deliver and collect. your pay
daily, elegant outfit furnished. COM
talns all CClors and grades. including
slks, bsies. heathCrs, w11lv n H.
Mathews, New $3.50. Cincinnati Ohio.
ADVERTISING sALEsNEN-WOR WORLD' s
ERs. ART AND 12-sHEET CALEE-
DARSs LEATHER, NOVELTIES
Few CHOICE TERRITORIES OPEN
FOR 1923. LIBERAL COMNTSSIONs
WRITE QUICK THE KENYON Co.
INC, DEs MONIES. IOWA.
AGENTS New auto tube seals ~ own
punctures fully guaranteed; car own
ore buy on sight wheu denomination ~
ahown. Harrison MIG CO.. Hammond.
Ind
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
EXECUTIVE

Excellent organizing ability. desires
connection with company where
ability. loyalty and results will in
sure permanent position Expert
cncod in accounting, office manage
ment and buying, Can furnish silt
edge references as to ability ana
character.
Write Box 635-H, care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

THE declining oil market and advancing
urrai market lT now attracting HttantiOu
ut lls business world 10 tle city u
Miami in the center Of the lead and zinc
u'strlcf OF Oklahoma wH are put
ting I'm n large arcade department Elore
fr Mlami Hnd dssirr 90 communicate
with reliable and experienced people IN
flHuwIug llupas GCnf's furniEh'nEs
Mons clothing wourn'a rcady-to- wear,
exclusive shoes. groceries and meats
drugs millinery musical Instruments
and furniture 20 be sold IN dlstriCt on
indictments, also want garment factory
20 make oycrHilB aud miners supplies
Hpycral other lines may be protitably
founded. attractive offer 30 people tax
ing any OF these departments also need
au experience man fDr windows. advei-
Using and floor management. the Ar
rBde stores viii draw from entire dis
trI.t Of about 1000 population. give
hank references. Charles n. AeshsV.
Miami Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
sALEsNEN AND AGENrs

iILE LEARNING IT. learn n right a.
he Tulsa Business college. Osage 1893.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

TWO-CHAlR barber sAog for sale, cedar
Ilaa So2 Nrrf1lk.
TWO-CHAiR barber shop Tor sale OF rent
cedar i5l3-J.
pAHTNEE-EtIablr. IuuustTiuus man or
woman with from $500 tU 900 tn in-
vest Ir "a high-ctaes profitable business.
20 learn the profession ana business.
Responsible party. Address z-J, care
Wuriu.
MANI rsspousbla men aud women 10
Invest from 500 Up in legitimate uas.-
ness. Investment secured by real estate;
handie your own money We are dou-
bling money for others Why not !Qnf
phone Mr. Brown, cedar fi 28s Atce
Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

1o''a nnd room call Usage 'ohi ho"
hoJNd ,.dy dcsh's position. legal or oil
W''N' NIllo wv. ~ rtte Norld.
YOrNu lady s,cnographcr. five years
legal experience. drvirsH position n
you are in uocd of % Thoroughly COM
petcht stsuUpraphc' or office uauauef.
m Interview would bo Appreciated, 3v-
c"lent cily references oHge s2'l-h'
ot -o4 \, chte World.
EInanC1al
aIsINrss oi,poR.t MITES Al
l.,,.rt,,,,-
AN ElE, - hl' plHy'i p'nnu, Huhey-
a5aS'p ~ ''''" ''''' '' S'''' ''"s'
- s-tu y, ....--..-. -......------.
ARE YOU lNIEkEtrED
In owning one of the bet7 confectionery
lunchcone't" ana cigar stands In olle.
honH2 Hero ~ your opportunity, Beat
location N town of I 600 population
next 20 krcEs' store; five doors from
peAt n3tr' ~ 'o"ni lonE uMc I"sse'
Z oon StP,hu I'm an" i'N.u'eF ~,
TO rcspdnaihie party. Address "rhs
Fountain iO9 r. Dkmhomh Az. Guth-
rle. okla. g j. Nelson Prop
-
CLOsE.rN CORNER. If ROOM.
30 you want % good corner, five blocks
from Mayo hotel Win !l.room house,
full.rlas lot Tor ei2,bso2 A,5e0 cash.
Idedl apartment site
L...-.- 1ge
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no..
Ed acc,,,rts coiYh,ctsa nn ner~entago
hssis, go 1et ths tnorey, ,nrn,beya of
Wn,ettoan sen.rtt,r sr,yt, '"''"e'' W
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az sernrity gide
phone Usage 22si
INV ,i1oI1g .nd groccry Sov saIe a. cost
ns ,ri"oi soIting nv. scca,,nt ~ hssI,b.
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Distributor WANTED-Largo msnu-
tactutor wants good man az Tui ga dis
V 'Pt m"''onS"y s az i,"'V ,ns,y
vears. hundreds or tb5asande are givinq
satisfaction to users aii over tho coun-
try; unlimited possibilities FOR man with
capital Of $1,000 10 carry stock supplies
parts &c sHtonGiRuG gHpea'enr9S rn'nS' nov
.ts"t'l'l nnu.,aS ., ~ '"e"''-
hih2n hhl hais''", = hlcaso. .-.---------.
FOR RENT Modern sore, good Tor res
tanrgnl or dIugslsl, s0g@ }. l.s .ls-- Wis
stock and good fixtursa. 1900 win
handle; three nvinE rooms and 60
raeo: good location. Usage 7tl8
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once. he RctaiI Drug store at Clare
tnoro
80, .,,,, /. -,,t, ~ ,.--.t.'.
~. 90 @ - ~ -, ~ ,.i'r '''''''
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FOR SALE Hotels, rooming houses eAfeS,
sfoe'tS st9irs. :" sues ahu Pters A.
.1asn pSy menus, w pgTaus ttg '1tv'u,g
u"nu''V, y. S'"55S 5,,rt, us1, ,Pa5.r
sai'H Goa 9V' security b'ub" ''""'
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i3ott cue. aud bsl's i've S'tlGss, tm'. nsa
cloak eoblnetS tobacco ease, si&Tr gIiS5If,
Isturoa All III Clear $50 eash. rsnt
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Employment


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