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Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03

Hypochondriac Mir. Naples was forced to respond with several eneores. Miss Beth Lane gave several beautifully rem dered violin solos. with Mrs. Alice Rob- erts as her accompanist. Alexander Fin layson. who always is welcome in any gathering. entertained with several Scotch songs and Scotch recitations. MT. Finlay- son, like the others on the program, re- sponded to many encores.
 Following the entertainment. a lunch was served by the entertainment commit tee, of which Alex Finlayson was chair man.
 At the business session it was an- nouneed that a patrol Of 3s membSrs had been organized and will meet regularly for drill under the direction Of William Brooks, who is leader of the patroi.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
Actress Tells Secret
Tells How to Darken Gray Hair With
 Home Made Mixture.

Joicey Williams, the well known American actress, recently made the following statement about gray hair and how 10 darken it, with home made mixture
 Anyone can prepared a simple mix ture at home that will gradually darken gray, streaked or faded hair, and make it soft and glossy. To half-pint of water add 1 ounce of bay rum, a small box Of Barbo Compound, and 1-4 ounce of glycerine.
 These ingredients can be bought at any drug store at very little cost. Ap- ply 10 the hair twice a week until the desired shade is obtained. TIis will make a gTsy-haired person look twenty years younger. It does not color the scalp. is not sticky or greasy and does not rub off"
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
OBITUARY.
Mrs. William May

Mrs. Maria Drea May, S4, mother of Rev, Michael H. May, rector of St. Patricks church, Norwich, died Sunday night at her home in Center street, New London, from infirmities incident to age. Although in impaired health for four years she did not become seriously i'll until Wednesday last. She would have been S5 had she lived until May goth next
 Mrs. May was born in County Kilken- ny, Ireland, but came to New London with her parents more than 10 years ago, after they had resided in Canada for about three years. Her husband William May, died in 1888. She was one of the oldest members of St Mary's Star Of the Sea parish, New London.
 Surviving her are five sons. Rev. M, H. May. of Norwich; Rev. Francis E. May of Mt. Carmel Dr. John L. May of Westerly, William T. and James R. May of New London, also a daughter, Miss Helen Adelaide May, who resided with her mother. She leaves a sister, Mrs Anastasia Drea Corcoran, of New Lon don Twin jchifeten4 Edward and Catherine died a number of years ago She leaves seven grandchildren.
 At her funeral which will be attend ed by a number of Father M. H Mays parishioners from Norwich, the celebrant of the mass will be her son, Father Francis Nav and the bearers will be five grandsons and 8 grand-nephew. J. Raymond Douglass. J. Raymend Douglass, for the past seven years a resident of Montville, died at his home there on Sunday evening | following a long illness. MT. Douglass suffered a shock about year ago and had never quite recovered his health al though he had been able to be about the | house until about a week ago.
 Mir. Douglass was S2 years of agt and had spent the greater part of hii l life in Salem and Norwich. going tC Montville to live about seven years ago He is survived by his wife and othel relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
SALARY OF MAYOR OF rIERIDEN
 INCREASED FROM se zoo TO Ss 500

Meriden, Jan. 2-Wifhin one hour sf- ter Mayor-elect Henry T. King, democrat, had been inducted into office tonight, the council. composed of IS republicans and 12 democrats. passed a resolution in- creasing the salary of the new executive from $2.50o to s3,5oO.
 On the aye and nay vote, complete si- lince on the republican side was taken sz acquiescence.
 Mayor King is Meriden's first mayor under the charter consolidating the town and city governments.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
Found Set of Auto Numbers

A small boy brought to police head quarters Monday set of the new 1922 automobile registry numbers which he had picked up on Washington street. They were in the envelope in which they are dispatched from the state motor ve- hicle department and had evidently not been in the owners possession long enough to be attached to his car. The numbers Were 27O43.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
ARM0RY DANCE MAKES
 ENJOYMENT FOR CROWD

A crowd of over 500 enjoyed dancing Monday night at the armory where Bat tery B and the Combat Train carried out another of their pleasant series of social evenings. The music was by Humphreys novelty orchestra which gave popular programme of the latest dance hits.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
ICE HARVEST MAY BE
 BEGIN LATE THIS WEEK

The continued cold weather has pro- duced ice on the ponds that on Monday measured about six inches thick. Soms of the icemen in the city have been cut ting this ice and by putting two cakes together have been selling it to the local trade. With a few more days of the zero weather 1t is expected that the ice will b thick enough to harvest some time the latter part of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
Entertalned on New Years.

William p. Lillie of s5 Washington street had as New Years guests his sis Ter, Mrs. Mary J. Card of Lebanon and his three children. Fred B. I4ilIie of Leb- anon. Mr, and Mrs William L. Lillie and daughter Mary of New Bedford, Mass. NIT. and Mrs. Robert T. nilie and two daughters, Arlene and Phyllis. of Nor wich, and Mrs, A. W. spaulding of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
NEMRoD GRoTTo ENTERrAINs
 AT NEW YEARS SMOKER

Nemrod Grotto, U. D., N. o. V. P. E. R.. gave a New Years smoker Monday evening after the regular business Ees- sion in Steiner hall for the members and a large number of invited friends. There were about 300 present who enjoyed ev- cry minute of the evenings entertain ment.
 First on the program was Frank T. Naples. elocutionist, who gave several clever recitations. his feature being The
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
Criminal Superior Court.

Superior court will convene in this city today (Tuesday) for the January criminal term. Court opens at Il O. clock and the day will be given over to taking pleas. The jury is summoned for Wednesday morning. Judge Webb will preside.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
TOOK POsT1IAsTER's ADVICE
 ON EARLY CHRISTMAS SfAIIIN

Postmaster John P. Murphy was look. ing over a large batch of postal cards that had been mailed two days before Christmas when he came across a num- Der Of cards for California and Alabama
 Well. heres somebody" the Norwich postmaster remarked, who took my ad- vice about early mailing. These arg probably meant for next Christmas"
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
Hospital Ambulance Answered ss Calls.

The Backus hospital ambulance made 35 calls during December. It vas called out three times Monday, two os the trips being to Plainfeld. In the morning a man with both legs broken was brought in and in the afternoon the patient was one with a serious case of appendicitis which was immediately operated on.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
GARRETT BRowER. OLDEST
 MEMBER OF ODD FELLOWS. DEAr

New York. Jan. 2.-Garrett Browe-. said to be the oldest member of the Odd Fellows, died today at his Brooklyn home. Records Of the fraternity show that he joined on July 2s. Is45. and had paid dues for 7s years. He was ss and retired grocery man.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
For Winter in FInrida

Mrs. Jennie NJ. Davis of 3s1 Laurel Hill avenue left town Monday night for New York. where she will spend a few days before leaving the last of the week for Miami. Florida. where she plans to spend the rest of the winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03
Unexpended

City 1s to December
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03

City Treasurer Stephen H. Reeves summary of receipts. May 16, 1921, to December 15, 1921. is as follows: Cash ha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22

SOUTHEAST
Now t-room bungalow. onk floors
tho bath, throo bedrooms. bioak-
fast room. refrigerator room, base
mrut ana garage, only $500.
tlon0 down. balance like rent,
1880 NORTH SIDE
New 6-room bungalow. three bed
rooms ualI floors, screened iu
porch easy terms
DUPLEX. EAST SIDE
Now e-roum dUulox. four bedrooms.
two fitepluCo8 and muutcl. base.
meut ana garage. walking dis
tance. corner lot only !7oo".
terms easy.
Phone Mr Cary with
J.. w. WIIMER
Phone Usage g352 Hoa Cedar 2es0.J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22

1900 CASH. balance llte rent f1r almost
new Groom bungalow with sfTHr ga
garage. IN HlllCr'Ff, roatrirt0d district.
immediate poEsrssl0us ID bargain. p. T..
Barrett, 2l2 Bliss B.dg. Usage SO OR 90.
81 600 DOWN cash makes first payment on
ss.t fr6ut. o1y 81 5S6. ""u.iaer Io, In
trade. Leslie Brooks CO., Hoalt0rg
Cedar 8ils.
1900 CAHH--SlE rooms unI hroH tlaEi
room, three bedrooms. hardwood floors
huilt-in features, French doors, nicely
decorated, Earage and drive, baFeusui
with furnace heat; high aud slightly lu
cation, in restricted addition, price
$1,000, balance Ike rent Call Usage
3Gi3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22
HOW TO MAKE
Business Chances
WANT ADS PAY
FOLLOW THE OUTLINE BELOW.

FOLLOW THE OUTLINE BELOW.
NATURE or BUSINESS
Grocery. dolicatessen, auto repair
shop, bakery, factory, etc.
HOW LONG ESTABLISHED
Ten years2 Two years?
LOCATION
Section OF city, or exact location.
Kind OF neighborhood; residential,
apartment, etc.
Nationality Of nelghborhood.
Advantages OF location: near
Clark and Attn intersection, cor
nor location. near school, thoatcr.
INCOME
Daily, monthly, annual
Cash or credit.
Return on investment.
STOCK
Quality Of merchandise, turnover.
THE BUILDING ITSELF
Separate building, frame, brick.
Window space, facilities for win
dow display.
Floor space! double store, single.
Storage space, interior decoration,
fixtures, good light. heating,
RENTAL
Amount per yoar?. Lease? when
eXpire2
COMPETITION
Proximity of nearest similar store.
LIVING ACCOMMODATIONS
Apartments above store.
Rooms in rear, how many.
Description OF living quarters.
EQUIPMENT
Delivery trucks, special equip
ment.
Cash registers, etc.
PATRONAGE
Home or transient, nationality OF
| customers.
REASON FOR SELLING
Buying another business, retiring,
old age, sickness.
DATE OF POSSESSION
SALE PRICE AND TERMS
WHEN AND HOW TO INSPECT
How to get there,
ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER
OF ADVERTISER.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22
Real Estate for Sale
mOUsns ron sAtE

HOUSES tOR SAtE ~
ONLY $3.50 cash down aul move into q
D room. ..story homo, close 600 south
eide, two complete baths. LIVING room
across fronts library. dem dining room.
kitchen. pantry, hath ou frt foot
four bedrooms ani bath upstairs. rfl.
floors; finest Of wall decorations, extra
handsome muntcl and rrcp.ucvi cloaetH
galore; garage ana aorvHutH' tnoW. thus
Is bargain for 80 500 1nslIt 1Nouka
Co, realtors, Cedar 2ilA
SIN ROOM. brick home on NnIth EIwUod
near fairviow, exceptionally woll built.
and priced TO sell quickly ru4aoua bile
down payment with balance ou monthly
terms, price $1,000 OsHge 5000.
SOUTHEAST side brand new, 5.room
bungalow. heavy hardwood floors.
built In features. uautal, only $780,
price only 81 600. nice hiRu location
osare isolt2lo-t osaEf $3.50. evenings
SPECIAL price. scll ty owner, b.room
bungalow, living room across 'front.'
breakfast room. EurHEe. walking dis.
tUncc. price tG.75o. tJg'0. tslvuco $50
month. tgi q. thirteenth place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22

HOUSES tpR SNlt ~
$500 FOR GROOM uUNGAIpW IN lt,iug
place, beautiful decorations, riririIy
W11rrui $500 cash ana 80 pcr month
can D-aE. CHf
NEtN STATION rhrco.foom Mastered
house, good woll water. nice lawn; lot
toNlo0i woo. $3.50 cash. osage t3p5.
$3.50 CASH. $50 Vcr month. buis new {.
room bungalow, pavement paid price
100 Usage tuNa.
500 BUYs u Nice A.rpou houro. with an
east front Tot. a Euud storing collar
garage. ou thr SAND Springs cor line
uri,e te7oo. $50 uyr month CciBt 2o'e.
tJgn NNU ito pyr month buys b.rouW.
modern home tu Kendall ON raviur.
close CO. school and transportation. call
balEr H1i1 70.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22
Toddy's Btunder
Corrected

Much dyspepsia results from the
t,hit OF eating and running. The
ror.on who eats with a watch lying
o. front OF him unconsciously bolts
hig food. II Is better. II pressed for
lime. to eat less and do It leisurely.
r,ther than try to eat a normal meal
I'M hnlf the usual time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22


Corner 'ot. beautiful 6-room bungalow ,
fuIl basement, pHfaEr. not only H home
but ON luvcstwout that i3 worth the
money, only $4,000 with good terms
81. r. JOHNSON
with
g. ~ ONERTOS INVESTMENT tO
Usage Gs2. Usage 1It9 u
SOUTH MAIN
Five rooms. huili.iu fDHturcs. sleeping
porch. garage. front paving aud sewer
paid out, alley paved close Co good
school and transportation s good home
ana invcHtmvut rrior Si.Han cain MI
Ward. Osnre so murray -. Russell
SIX ROOMS corner lp'. near school and
transportation priced right. small pay.
mcut or car owner, Cedar e.
SOUTH CHEYENNE
len-room house, garage, party offers
lhis close 900 property for s1le, only
la.ooot terms
t. H. WtIWER.
1iJ COLE UiDG.
Phone osago 9352, residence OsnHo SsqS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22

HOMES FOR EVERYBODY
GUARR,AYTEEp5, HAND p ,PIcKEEp3 FEB,
MENT BARGAIN- PRICED HOMES,
1875 down. Groom bungalow with bath.
on Lewis. price i2f0o, just $50 per
month; wonderful little rent saver.
ti25 BUYS OWNERS entire equity IN a
good 4-room cottage right ON Federal
drive; free paving total price only
1885, monthly payments 'a''
1850 down.; o-room duplex ON north side
live IN one side and liyo on tho other
sldei total price ot duplex only $500
$500 DOWN. 6.room now. modern either
irving place or eHst, oak iuorFt IVORY
finish, cute breakfast room, lovely wall
paper attractive mauteI aud every
thing,
$500 AND YOUR AUTOMOBILE takes
bungalow on East Fi'th: big rooms,
price $780, this Is special price
$500 AND oNLY $500 for 5-room. mod
ern on East Third on paying, nothing
slse Ike It a. this price.
1850 Down. ~ you are strong on 10.
cation; for $3.50 you Can move int,
Maulc ridge. a.rD0w. ultra wcd'rn, jnhi
little better home than you generally
see
We ara happy when showing homes
MAKE Us HAPPY.
WARREN 4 IzZARD.
Tulsa Lyost Agency.
5G5 Bliss Bldg, Cedar 53sA
HERE IS YOUR NEW HOME-New s.
room bungalow; breakfast room. re-
frlgsrnt0r room. basement and garage
this * q real home with Ell modern con
veRlenCts. attractive decorations; man,
tel and fixtures; tiIa bath with recess
tub and pedestal lavatory. buiit-in fea'
lures In kitchen with tbcr stone drain
board; tho price IL f7600 with $3.50 cash
This will not last long; be sure % so'
a. Terrace bIlye addition. CaIl Cedar
sO2.
| IRVING PLAcE--Nsw 6-ro3m bungalow
corner lot, fine hardwood floors, tl'
bath close 20 school. very nifty, price
s5.7b0 81 900 cash, Half Sons. Phou,
Usage 3. Room :. 202l1 . Main
IMMEDIATE posgession eau be had Of I
beautiful colonial bungalow of fivi
large rooms and breakfast room; oal
floors throughout; two porchcs; MIC
Hight fixtures ana decors lions; built a.
| breakfast-TOom table ana benches
kitchen cabinet; basement; garage an,
! drive = real bargain AZ 1880. terms
Solar 276C,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22

1900 CASH
Immediate possession Uf new, b-ro0m
modern bungalow, oak floors.
hul.t.iu features a complete home
Price only ii600l olEy monthly
payulvutF.
YADOS E'yEsTMENT Co
OsOgc 7s53-6oFs. 5.5 Kennedy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22
For Sale Real Estate
m0TsTs fOK SALE

HOUSES FOR sALI So
NEW, 5.RooM BUNGALOW BREAK.
B1uiiLLr. NTTERMs NTERMs FoR TSiI / IN IiMiMgDTyk&TTEE
SALE; ONLY .tg0o; THIS rs 81 Gao
UNDER ORIGINAL PRICE. osAGE
4sQli osAGB '2io-J or osAGE s95G'
JUST completing very beautiful. 2-story
house; s.room; with all the latest Inn
proyements, such as oak floors, center
thing that goes TO make a nice home
has basement ana garage best resi-
dental section. q ettyj $4,000; easy
terms. curry. Cedar 1919,
LEE SCHOOL district attractive, Groom
bungalow, with garage, oak foors
throughout, tile bath seven closets
terms 70 suit. Ossge 1874
MODERN, G.room brick bungalow on
South quincy. one block from Sacred
Heart school; practically new with all
bullt-in features and EaTaR0i shown only
by appointment price $4,000. Usage
MUST SELL. Groom m0deTnI oak floor;
garage fruit, on pavement. good l1.
cation; 'O00' easy terms Usage
MApLE RIDGE aistriet. i've lsrge
rooms ana breakfast room; oak floors
throughout. tile floor Ia bath. base tub
and pedestal lavniory3 concrete porch.
aitnctive fireplace linen closeti IstHe
fuEeraior room; basement: furnace
heat garage and servant quarters;
real genuine bargain at ti500i terms,
cedar 200,
MODERN. G-room bungalow on south
Peoria u"ar Fourteenth large basement
combination furnace laundry; ana all
buut.iu foaturcsi 81 900 cash viii handler
Price tlNboI. Osage 5000
NORTH aide Bargain G-room bungalow.
@.S, Sss n29-s; y.,5; price 1880 $500 cash
EEW SINGER sewing machine, walnut
caseI cost fgs, will take $40 cash. lbi2
E second.
NEW 7.roor Dutch colonial home Just
being completed in sunset park, has all
q the latest huiit-in features. large sun
room; breakfast roomi buffers pantry
downstairs lavatcfyi modern servants
quarters and garage; Will decorate to
suit n sold within 10 days, price $4,000.
with 1000 cash pagnent. OAaEs a1hn
NEW io-room duplsr. 2-ear garage, nice
decorations oak floors; mautel,i builtsin
furn!turoi best investment for home 10
this cityi terms owner. Ossgs 500.
NICE. 5-room housei east side; full-siEs
lot. an extra good buy az f3.7jO; With
$500 cash Curry, Cedar 1913.
NOTICE--To ali real estate dealers; my
properties. li2b and ll37 8. Quaker, are
stil or the market. " Hanlsn.
PRICED to sell quickly. 7-foom duplex
South Utica; three blocks from ear line
! and school on paving. Usage sol.
Usage 33iO-J, evening"
! OVERLOOK PARK addition. 500 VIII buy
7.room house: nicely decorated: cor
| uer lot; garage price only 5000.
monthly payments $50 eau Cedar
so9G.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22
OKLAHOMA
rAnM ronEcLosunG sALn

FARM FOHECLOSuUE SALE
On account ot foreclosure proceedings now
IN pruErofa ! am forced to sacrifice this
week my three valuable improved farms,
about two miles south ~ Cleveland,
okla, with very valuable oil resources.
Together or separately A genuine bar
gain for somebody See owner quick, At
200 s Msin 81 osnEe 7p2l-J.
PUBLIC SALE or INDIAN LANb-On
Tuesday, September 20. 1922 Mr. Eldon
offer Tor sale the Zoe 20 the SEA Of SWi
~ section %. township IAN. range SIC !
allotted 20 Iunir Dick, Creek minimum
price $500. Further Information re-
EurdiuF sale of thls land may bs So
cured from Sir. hldon Lowe room 2o2.
Federal Bldr, Tulsa. Okla, or by writ
I2 ACRES. ia-mila from city limits of
Tnhlequah. good house, lighting equlp-
meut, 10 Jorn"y cattle. Ecod team
wagon ana harness, 80 acres I'm culttya.
ton acres pasture and improvements.
write for particulars Henry y, Barnes
397 MuskuErr National Bank Bdg
hustoEc". DklH.
20 AGltES bottom farm. four miles east.
one mile south Kendalli good house,
barn ana well. y a, Sunderhaus II. No,
Tulsa
or or CITY REAI ESTATE ss.A
FARM FOR TRADE Tor smah hotel In
east pkahDmn. G.. a. hHndorson. CroS-
cent, OKLA.
fenced, t.room house 30 acres In cultl-
vtu1ns l.s0O. 90 acres valley land,
fenced, so acres In cultivation, t-toom
house, natural KHH Tor fuel free, $1,000
100 acres uuimprpyed, t,wbered lana.
government estimate, hardwood $4,000
feet pluo $500 feet, $40. eo acres
unimproved, timhoted lana, y mile Of
Page, OKLA. 500. warranty deed and
abstract furnished. Jasper ". Butler
rotenu. oMH.
wANTEp-REAL ESTATE ~
TiVE-ROOM modern house wanted. must
be prlc,h rght, Csll usgee 5t6i,
HAVE buyers for or 6.room house. IN
restricted district. must buy quick, mn
crest sacred Heart or Terrace drive
addition preferred. prompt inspection,
call OfHge t61o.
HAVE two ready togo customers Tor
homes ia Sacred Heart district, one
can pay ali cash snd other viii pay
1000 or more down must be modern
at value Of $500 20 $4,000 call Va risht
now sul We VIII como out. warren q
Izzara, Tulass iiyest agency, Cedar a'st,
HAVE many buyers for amalL low
priced. cary payment homes, n you are
fixed 20 Hell tat small payment ana
take tho Interest We can d1 qulrk work
Tor you. Warren e lizard, Tulsas llycst
RVoncy Cedar ASA
I WANr new or t-room bungalow IN
Hruadwo1r viii give two lots aa first
payment ana %7b a. month, ttuta loca.
lion Hul price. fbf.S. care world
lF YOU arc boxing for % home coll Pyle
Investment Coz. go Iowa BIDS Cedar
LisT yo9r properly with Z. H. witwer
2l3 Cole blg. Osags t3t2, resiiene'
LIST your property With the Nyest rssi
estate man in Tulsa. CAN him at Cedar
s7tl.J
MUST hove ai moro hous's ~ cell With
Ia Tho most 10 days. Call Iaim's iiv'
OF rFcnrr cedar $3.50
VIII. FUf#IyrH uaHf.f fTUuT lot rs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22

TERRACE DRIVE addition. brand new.
6-rOom bungalow, hardwood through
out OH built-in features, nice muntol .
basement. combination furnace garage.
driveway ana servants quarters, on
paving; ovcrsiEed lot. fruit ana shade.
f7bOOt small cash payment and ball
Bnce terms Cedar 777
TWO STORY. s.room home on South Ei.
wood, near Seventeenth; all bulit.is
features, hardwood floofs. ivory finish
tile bath, etc. modern servants quar-
tefs and garage; tis.bO0, with somo
terms. Usage 5000
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YADON INVESTMENT co.
Usage 7S55-5oss G25 Kounedy
TEN NEW 6-room bungalow, lust com.
pletsd, prices iA2b0 to $3.50, eHsy
terms OsaRc 4os5
rHE KEENEST 6-room homo In Broad.
moo, living room 1890, other rooms
larEc and comfortable; this house was
buut for a homo and Is complete IA
every way, being rouThed In for fur
mace; on high. cast-front lot. n IL n
bargain FOR home, good terms For
further Information cuil OSage 6t2s.
rwO-sTORY brick nome. located on a
corner, oversize lot center hall plan.
large living room. dining room. kitchen
and breakfast room, upstairs has mas
ter bedroom. two other good bedrooms
tile bath. built-in tub pedestal lava.
tory white oak floors throughout house,
concrete porchea, large closets many
buiit-in features, basement, fufusCo
neat. automatic heater 2.rar garage
ana servants quarters Priced at gl7bUO
tor Quick sale good terms. Cedar 27G6.
UNDER VALuE-Lsrgs g-story home.
Ing distauce, best construction, oak
flonrs. basement. 2-cnr garage. There
is no hotter buy. Price 5000 g. 500
down. Half sons. Phone OsaEo 3.
VARIETY rs THE SPICE OF LIFE
We have a variety ~ homes n YOU want
something different or hctt,r than what
you now have. We can help you mako
$500 handles good Tulsa home entirely
modern
$500 also handles suburb1n tract
Modern lot In good restricted dlHtrlct will
swing good bungalow home
Good touring car and little cash buys
nice out-of- town property
oshge GJi3 Usage 1927
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-22
700

1000 block East Fiih place Kendall.
south front lot. drive outs iouk for sign.
o. a. nuukcr tClltur. Cedar 1909.