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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES YoR SALE
you CAN'T 90 WRONG ON A BUICK

you CAN'T 90 WRONG ON A BUICK
QUICK sold over 10000 BUICK cars IN
1871 over 1900 more cars than any 9th.
or G.cyiluder car builder. With such con-
fdence shown In new BUICK CARS by
the auto buying public you sure can't 20
wrong IN buying 4 good USED BUICK,
G-lg pas touring, good buy at....S250
E-45 b-pass. touring fine condition sb2b
II.4t roadster, good rubber and runs
fine ............,.,.... s.No'b
X 80 7-pass. repainted, oversize tires and
IIoudailla shock absorbers. ......,..fsOO
x 80 6-pass.; 2i-49 7-psss., 1890 Dodge
Sedan, several other makes These cars
are ali in good shape and priced right.
EASY TERMS GOOD VALUES
OsAGE 1915
Forster Davis Motor Corp. si6 s. Main st.
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Automobiles
AIrOMOBfITs TOR sNIH

AurOhOBILEs TOR sALE 10
1915 PAIGE TOURING. perfect running
order. good tires good paint. new top.
$500. easy terms open sunday Lewis.
Marsh Corp. 1901 q. Main. Osags
$50.
1878 HENHOLBT touring. perfect condl-
ton good tires SER startor 1i75, easy
terms open sunday Lewis. Marsh
Corp io0i s. Main. Ossge 5J70.
1921 FORD touring car. good tires, self
starter, perfect running order $3.50 ,
easy terms. open sunday, Lowia.
Marsh CORR. in6i s. Main. Osaga 800
1877 CHEVROLET touring perfect rum.
ming order, good paint. good tlrrr, telf-
starter $500. easy terms open sunday
IowIH-Msrch Corp. 1907 8. Main. Usage
500.
1921 o. 49, CHEVROLET roadster.
1921 model new tires, new palnt. perfect
running order ft75s easy 'erius. open
sunday Lewis Marsh Corp, 1901 s.
MaIH Usage 1910.
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For One Week Only
Commencing Monday, March 18th

The good used car today represents the sin
side buy" in the automobile lines. In no case
has the used car deprecated in proportion to
its price reduction. The original owner has
sacrificed heavy percentage of his original
investment. The dealer handles the car with
out profit, sometimes at a loss, covered by his
profit on the new car sold when the used car is
traded in. Always far, far under the lowest
price levels possible for any new car, the used
car is the thrifty mans best bet.
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USED FORpS
l-Ihnrnl l,nrIma

USED rORpS
Liberal Terms.
We are THE AUTHORIZED USED FORD
DEALERS for Tulsa, and GuARAN.
TEB the TITLE to every FuRD WE
SELL.
Right az this time we have some ex.
cfptlnually good values In Rll models;
tnuriuEs, rnadsterH, Coupts. sedaus.
speedstors and ton trucks rrlccs from
500 w.
TORD CAR EXCHANGE
3l3 Il, Second 80. Usage 5009,
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Board and Rooms
HOTELS

LA SALLB HOTEL
A quiet, exclusive family hotel with din.
Ing room In connection; rates reasonable
Cedar 1905. 4ib 8. Denver.
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Automobiles
AIInMnnII.Ls IOIt sNI.E

Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE 10
Ar A HAHGAfN
ulhHul..is roadster Iuat oyoghnulod. |
r.u willard battery five cord trrs T,
rnuiur meteor. $3.50 down. balance four
r.HuINls payments OF go ou,b. Build /
,rH Huuu'N GO. $40 o.. Admiral
HuuK ruuW>u car f,r snlc. urs,-class |
condition, must srIi, leaving Mctur. |
l.n. Now FOX hoi.I
EXTRA SPECIAL
lolt rDhu.Ii Mutwnn. now fll1" bar /
gain. " e.. Norris, iol s.. Main. Usage /
EXTRA SPECIAL
1890 Jordan. disc wheels. cord t.rcs, con-
dIituu a o. ltlNg THIS Tor ~ 900
W. e. NuRus MOTOR SALES co,
GUI y. Main. OsuEe $500
FlUsT. CLASS AUTOMOBILE win trade !
ms first payment ON cuttuEe or good
residence loi must be priced right boin
uuHtJttIuu ~ car Monday or any time |
tu suit after that time. bHHEe itiO-hh'.
FOR UENT The shop department ~
Central garage This lH good location
for repair business. See US at once
IOH SALE lpo chevrolet touring. 1890
Usage $3.50 -
ruH SALG- Five passenger BuoiG self
starter in good condition, ptICo tl5O.
Cull DvtEo $500.
y
running order. prIpe $780, 500 down.
hpouc" ousy 1910 T.. Thlrd.
rOR SALl.-lulcR b.passeug,r. rs model
good running order rhcnp for cash or
terms, would trade for Ford, bar.
Eain. 1910 T.. lhlrd.
rom spEEpsrGR tor sale. 1922 license
paid. nHnEr tbaN-l,
ron SALE ono G-CyIIuicr. A-passrnRer
,huwmv roadster. u good mechanical
condition, cheap. Tho Lntta Co, Cedar
FuR sALE-tgal Chcyrolct speed wagon
prlco low Tor cash sale. osago 1850.
FOR SALE auOg "e' studetakcr. Iatc iosl
model, perfect condition. A bargain.
Soc Mr., Abrams after Monday Ao9 s.
ron SALE rod ruadstor rs model
good running order, Price 500, $50
down, balance easy A bargain. 1910
b, rhIrd
| FuH sNLG-CoIuuc 5-passcnger, perfect
condition urd as family Cur driven
5000 WU"H. shock nbsorbcrs, $1,000 II
taken Ht once eau Oaage $3.50.
/ FON .NLG.uuu b.tun Holt Caterpillar.
excellent mechanical shape, little used /,
two ,.tOu Troy. slow speed trailers near
lN NOW Price reasonable. l., 4. Wind
rar shoals. Ind
IuHp with delivery body good running
muIrr ,ndnr roe, ~ W, hrady.
. rultu sedan, 1890, fully equipped, i've
r9"d tr"s. Houe extras, cheap fioh'
OF n. Nauth1s.
GHlN GOOSE snooA disorders for Ford
rNIH. make tough roads smuuth, $40
rrr aut. lloN runt0rls, Osage sass.
You 5 a." T'',''Ta l IN good ,o H'Sd cG ear az
"uf -'i.r."vw and look the following
! Cadillac rl.model
/ uu.N u. .lD uodol
iluH.nn lN model
] Iur. H.lHn, 10 model,
THOMAS MOTOR co.
tl...I $, Boulder,
/ Mtn|... s4 IA ..,.. t.rI.ut t.tr .aI. ,r
tat. rl r.r. rn2,istsr iiuJ.or
psnl. ..uu 70. D. second
"N r>'H REBUILT TIRES. -.
.,....-'. ,s''''f.'' 80
a. ..' -----,---
PACKARD
H..n HI''....' 'H. HH.y Nr trade Tor Ford
.I 5000. '..hE "i real value. \, s., box
.sryr> .r.,. .sl.s..r.II ,..lls Irol., ,,,o,i'
r.na IE. .., .nfy IrIylr b00 ,in,g'
---
loon r..,.. ~, ~ ....... ....
,Hi hrGN. nr Monday at $3.50.
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WHITE
USED CARS

We feel that our repu-
tation for being "The
Safest Used Car Mar
ket in Town" is due to
our sincere and
straightforward meth
DDS of doing business.
Every used car we
have is honestly priced.
We are frank and tell
you who had the car
beforehand what can
be expected from it.
Y ou are insured
against any possible
Packard's
good reputation is at
stake in all our deal
ings. You owe it to
yourself to look our
lsed stock over before
NuVinp.
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Automobiles


AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE 80
WAUTUOUT p TEWWtLLEgEH
Authpryod Trrd Service.
l.D . TrHthfpft st.
IhouG cedar 1883.
We make diving your Ford q uieasure.
4 personal service ~ superior quality.
Reasonable cost ana courteous attention.
WHY own car wuon you can drive the
OKLA Henf.a- Car co. It~ cheaper
Take your family driving choose your
CHr. Eufd Dodge, Buick. Rates reason
able. Gls 3. Main. Cedsf t07
WHY TAKE your car 10 Earsgs when
you ran have ~ repaired Ht home by 2
mechanic who can Furnish written cree
dcutlals hU worF FuHrGUfrrd2 Tor ap-
goInimaut call Usage 7I97.I.
WIRE WhEEL SERVICE
Indian shop
wilbur Wilson Mgr.
Rear Mayo B'HR Fiftb and Main.
tHaUe GtCG.
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WANT ADS
sctstNvys-
Ollst,eiG1UhlO
fgrtk sai.
Announcements
lost AND iOUNn

ENCOURAGEMENT Usage 500, quality
aud Service. Tulsa Undertaking Com
pHny Can Save You one HAT.
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CADILLACS
Now j. the Time to Buy n Real Car
Cheap

These cars have all been through our
shop and have new tires and new
paint
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20
BEGIN HERE TODAY

What horrible power was forcing the three Drake brothers,
 HOBART, the Wall Street broker. ' ROGER, the scientist, and
 ANDREW, recently returned from Australia, 10 place themselves in ridiculous situations? Sedate. middle aged and wealthy, the three were now terror stricken Some power forced Hobart to deliver a mock speech In a public square, Roger to nuriesque scientific paper, and Andre" to sit on the parlor floor and play with toys They were sane, and unknown 10 them PATRICIA DRAKE, daughter of do- bart, secured
 OWEN MILES, detective .ergean, and his colleague,
 sCoTTlE McCREADT, to investicate Niles IS employed as a housenan and Scottie is to report as ear- dener On his first night there. Miles discovers Andrew preventing Roger from committing suicide The following morning letter throws Hobart into passion. Mics finds that the letter, did not go through the mail Seot.ie in- vestigates the family at the country club and reports to Miles.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20

maj, Secretary Walber. of tn, bureaJ Of information of eastern railway said in a statement issued at New York, As far as the western distric, is concerned "the strike is just aoou, over" the statement added. .. | The Missouri Pacific shops at Jef. | ferson City, Mo-. were reopened with n force Of 25 men. Deputy U. S marshals patrol the railroad property
 Protection Granted
 restraining order and injunction, looking to the protection of railroad property and operations were granted In dozen or more cities.
 Continued disturbances at Pitts lurgh and Hoisington. Kaa, caused Governor Allen to issue authority for mobilization Of the National Guard. In North Carolina. Governor Morrison authorized sending troops to Aher- deen where 1t was reported a car in- jpector Of the Seaboard Ar Line was taken from his work by strike sym pathizers and told to leave town.
 VIII Make Appeal
 At East St. Louis counsel for the shopmen of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois road announced that an ap- peal would be made to the l.. s. court of appeals against an injunction issued yesterday. This was said to be the first instance of such an appeal.
 Striking shopmen at Chaffee, Mo.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20
LADIES! DARKEN
 YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur Recipe and Nobody Will
 Know

The use of Sage and Sulphur for re storing faded. gray hair to its natura color dates back to grandmother: time. She used it to keep her hail beautifully dark glossy and attrac tive. Whenever her hair took on tha' dull, faded or streaked appearance this simple mixture was applied witt wonderful effect.
 But brewing at home is mussy and out of date. Nowadays by asking at any drug store for a bottle ot "Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Com pound" you will get this famous old preparation. improved by the addition of other ingredients, which can be depended upon to restore natural col or and beauty to the hair.
 A well-kno1n downtown druggist says it darkens the hair so natural. and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You simply dampen { sponge or soft brush with if and draw this through your hair, taking one strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears, and after an- other application or two, it becomes beautifully dark and glossy.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20
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boiling and expertly steamed open two Of the envelopes,
 The first felt so .bulky that he was not surprised 10 take from IL folded Inner envelope inscribed "Mr Rich ern Kemp II was unaddressed but the accompanying letter was expana- tory.
 "Ni'lie, dearest:
 T am going to ask most tremen- dous favor. l am not allowed 10 see or even write to Dickie any more it isn't that he has done anything, he Is the darlingeat boy alive, but both our fanlies have decided 10 break up our happiness and Aunt Jerusha watches me like q lynx, Will you put the enclosed letter in one of your own envelopes and address it to Dckie for me? For heavens sake don't fail me for ! am simply heartbroken,
 Hastily but with fondest love.
 Pat"
 Miles smiled to himself as he re- sealed the letter with it's enclosure, but his gravity returned when he opened the final envelope; My dr. Brother" he read
 T take my pen in hand to let you know that am well and hope you and all are the same but can't say
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20
CHAPTER VIII.

Miles hastened to the village, mailed Rogers letter and lost no time in re turning to the house.
 The dreary day drew 10 a close anc the evening passed uneventfully.
 The family were finishing breakfas the next morning when the rumble o well-known voice sounded from the kitchen.
 'Ze new gardenaire, he ees arrive, announced Pierre.
 Hello, Jack. Miles grinned as he advanced, for the absence of the grizzled sandy beard had wrought a vast change.
 "I'll take you to Miss Drake Miles led the way to the hall. Study her, Scottie, for she's in on this, too. Whatever it may be that is affecting the men of the family, she is sharing it"
 (Continued in Our Next 1ssue)
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20

major part because of lack of repair to equipment, In all 247 trains hay' been cancelled or are about to be can celled, said reports from railroad cen ters in the west, Business Injured Reports were that the strike is be ing felt by the iron and steel indus. try that coal mines in parts of West Virginia are without cars and that T portion of the fruit crop of the Pa eif1c coast Is endangered by lack oi transportation.
 Representative of the brotherhood of railway clerks declared that o5 per cent of the 5000 clerks employed by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad would join the ranks of the strikers today.
 Ranks of the strikers were aug mented by walkouts in other unions that there would be further access sions.
 Less Violence
 Reports of violence fell off some " 'iuN bhi ii''bs N'lN NdilV' pil i44 two more states and isolated shoot ings and whippings continued
 Al Kansas City. a general chairman of the maintenance of way mems union in telegram 10 President E. F. Grable said that members of that rnion in the southwest would strike of their own accord unless a speedy settlement was reached
 May Avert Walkout
 A conference between union heads and road officials in Chicago was ex- pected to avert wakout of 7,300 clerks on the Chicago and Northwest ern railroad.
 Negotiations between officials of the International and Great Northern railroad and representatives of the clerks union at San Antonio, Texas, came to nothing and walkout was predicted by c. Kuhenbacker, chair man of the clerks.
 Railroad repair shops in the east are manned nearly 60 per cent of nor
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20
NEARLY KILLED BY INDIGESTION
''FruIt.a-tives" Restored Him
 to Perfect Health
SOUTH RoyALroN, VERMONT.

SOUTH RoyALroN, VERMONT. "About three years ago, began to suffer with Indigestion. Food soured in my stomach, causing nc to belch; and had terrible heart burn.
 was knocked out and good for nothing, when read about "Fruit. a.tiyes" and sent for box. To my surprise and gladness, noticed i'm. provemcnt and l continued the use of "Fruit.a.tives' or "Fruit Laxo Tablets" with the result that dozen boxes made mo feellikea newperson".
 CHAS. F. FAREWELL. 5oc box, for $o 50, trial size, 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT.A.TIVES Limited, OGDENsBURG, NY.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20
NEW MURDER EVIDENCE
Counsel For Convicted Men, Accused of Killing Paymaster and Guard Asks New Trial.

| i Asks New Trial.
 Boston, July 2o.--Counsel for Nicol sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzietti, con victed year ago of the murder of a paymaster and his guard in South Braintree In 1920. announced today that they had prepared a third sup plementary motion for n new trial. which would be soon filed In Norfolk county superior court,
 The motion. the attorneys said, was based on the contention that Carlos E. Goodridge, one of the four lead ing Identification witnesses at the trial was a felon and that he committed perjury in testifyng as Goodridge when his correct name was Erastus C. Whitney and that he was on proba ton following a plea of guilty 10 larceny charge in South Braintree.
 The motion contends that Whitney is known under five aliases in New England and New York The docu-
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20
For Sore Feet PetersOn's Ointment

To the millions of users of Peter son's Ointment, Peterson says. Don't fail to use 1t for sore, inf1amed. ach- ,rr feet: 1t does the work over night" Feet for piles, old sores eczema ifea- ing and pimply skin. All druggiats' 3Ec, soc, s1.oo, $2.5o, $500.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20

ment, comprises 42 affidavits, poll, photographs Of Whitney and record of court convictions. counsel said.
 Whitney Is said to have. disappeal ed from Cambridge since the Saccd Vanzietti trial.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20
Demand Full Rights

Union officials remained firm in their demand that full seniority rights of men now at work be recognized.
 Reports today indicated a gradual extension of the curtailment of trans portation, some portions howeNC be- ing due to the coal situation but the
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20
REVIEW 0F STRIKE
 SEES PEACE FADING
Test Of Strength Reports
 From Various Sections

prospects for peace in the railway strike gone. strikers and railroads to- day settled to test Of strength. The statement of Chairman Hooper of the railroad labor board that the board was no longer engaged in peace nego- tiations left the situation open to di- rect negotiation between strike lead CTS and railroad chiefs or attempts frop, otbcr so,lrcec
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20

Leonardo da Vinci, aside from b. ing a great artist. was a military CT glneer and wrote articles on aero nautics.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-20

asked Governor Hyde to remove state troops sent there to guard railroad property,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-23
EMPLOYMENT
lsITuATioNs WANTEn-MALE

SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE ~
wANTED--Posltion as superintendent OF
OIL leases. ~ years experience In Osage
req y years yno Other s'sSs, isds hddTess
Telephone 7e.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN wants work;
resident OF Tulsa for l3 years. can drive
car aud do repair work. Phone Usage
SITUATIONS wANTED--FEMALE az
bookkeeper desires position. Cedar
ALL KINDS Of help furnished free; both
male and female.
SECURITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
- Usage 6Sla. a.-
Competent white woman wants work
by hour. Phone Cedar als3.
EXPERIENCED midwife and practical
nurse. Usage 382-R.
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires po-
sltion. Phone Usage 1866.
FOR PRACTICAL NURSE call osage
1851; Will do worb also.
FOR PRACTICAL NURSE, call Mrs.
Asher at Usage sS7-R. 2222 y Hodge.
LAUNDRY wanted. by white widow, work
guaranteed. Phone Usage 2796,
LAUNDRY--Rough dry and finished. Cis-
tern water. Called for and delivered.
LADY OF refinement wants position as
child's nurse, second maid or COM
pnnion in home OF wealth. Will furnish
best of references. Phone Osage 1859.
PRACTICAL NUBsE-Experienced in ali
cases; would consider Invalid. osage
POSITION desired by stenogrspher with
several years experience. cedar 3S3.
PEORIA. s., l9--Practicai nurse, 20 years
experience. Call Usage sas6-J.
REFINED, middle-hged lady wishes posi-
ton as housekeeper in home. Phone
Usage bi24-R.
sTENoGRAPHER Experienced, wants
permanent position. Usage s209-R.
WIFE as cook. husband butler. references.
Phone Cedar 2306.
wANTED-By white woman. house clean
Ing In hotel office or home. Cedar
WHITE woman wants washing and IRON
ing at home or to 20 out for the hour.
WHITE WOMAN wants washing, ironing
World.
WANTED position ms bookkeeper or oler-
ical work, banking and Insurance ex-
ppssaaienee. Good references, Can Cedar
YOUNG LADY wants positiou, restaurant
experienee. Call Usage $3.50 Miss Mack.
s2.45 FOR misses shoes in black or brown,
at Turk Bros. children,s department
FINANCIAL
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES ~
A FIRST-CLASS. well established busi-
ness on Main street. in Tulsa. low rent
and good lease u you want TO get per.
menently located before spring, Call
Lightfoot Contracting & Sales Co.. 2i7
Lynch bldg. Usage $500.
BRANCH OFFICE manager. requires in
vestment of $3.50, with services. Refer
ence with your reply. GLE. World.
CLEANING and pressing business In Tulsa
for sale, fully equipped with delivery
truck Call Cedar '2S9G or call In per
son. 2os Haver Bldg.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
WANTfD-ROOMn an M,

WNNItD-HUOMs OR BOAhD ~
EMPLOYED glI desires 10 work In pri-
Nate home Hftcr office hours for board
b. fOQe
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FORD touring car for sale, good condi-
ton. il2b. Can bo seen at 702 b.
Main.
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FoR sALH-Dodge touring car, Al con-
dition, good looking ana five good tiros.
Phone Usage 4O6e.
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FoR SALE Ford chnssia 1918 model.
500. 1910 ~ Third
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rom ao,gGI,si' ,g,sG'''F for sale Apnly lia'
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SAY, FELLERs-
A friend from the old home town
came In and says they drilled the
drisst hole ever drilled in the state
three miles east of his farm;
In fact, II is so dry. dust has been
blowing out OF 1t thick enough
to cover the old rocky farm.
Now guess whose Ad this IL and
bring II in TO ais South Main
with ss.is and get n pair OF mems
officers dress shoes.
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YOUNG MARRIED MAN wants work;
resident Of Tulsa for ie years. can drive
car aud do repair work. Phone Usage
bgs6
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FOR sALB-Ford touring, 10 model.
good running order. A bargain price,
ilto; tfb down. balance easy. 1910 u.
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ron BALE--Almoat new FORD roadster.
f21o. eii Eiwood after Z y. m,
FOR SALE--'fwo 1870 model Ford road
stera Cali Cedar 800.
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wANTED--Position as superintendent OF
oil leases. 12 years experience in Usage
field, ~ years IN other fields. Address
A. g. F., box 3s. Bigheart, Oklahoma.
Telephona 7g.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


srrCtAL NOTICES .
OPEN ron BUstNEEs- Nice clean bar.
per shopi your business appreciated!
satisfaction guaranteed, children a spe-
cislty. 500 y. Third.
PRECINCT 10 gave sis votes against the
amendments, they thought they were
buying mons ahoos for f9is at Turk
RIOS, ans q. Main.
MEDICAL p-A
FAtRMoNT MATERNITY HOspfrAL for
confinement private prices reasonable.
may work Tor board babies adopted.
Write for booklet Mrs. y. u. Long.
tpli y, Twenty-SevCnth st.. Kansas
city. Mo.
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANtTARtUM
home for the cnre and protection OF
young women. rates Icasouablei babies
adopted. Dr. NJ. ~ Newman, medical
director, 1tti W. Main. Oklahoma city.
MEN--Prof. Osborno'a Nacumoter Psrfaet
Physical Culture Appliance. Osborne
Co., t7st Park Ave, 81. Louis, Mo. Send
for free book on development.
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FOR SALE--25 acres 1T isnd ~ -,
one e-half OF southeast one.qusrtsr
section 30, township IS. north ranPe ~
1-W. s25 per acre. IN Lincoln So,r,
close TO Chandler. Okla. Addrosg' 'hhy, Ivy,
9ss-h. j. G. Jennings. route .. nus
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FOR sALE-oil and gas leares. oEm1iss.
hughes, Okfuskee and Seminole go
ties, Specify locations preferred. ram
ide buyers only. Address box SIM
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EVERY MAN

EVERY MAN
in Tulsa came in yesterday and
bought a pair OF Florsheim shoes
at 10 bucks a pair-another wild
dream from trying to reform
from telling a lie on washington's
birthday but even IL they would.
/ really believe they would get tho
best bargain In town. Now, hon
est, fellerS. don't you? Turk Bros.
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WOMAN'S comfort oxfords; all kinds.
6295. Tulsa Garment co.
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