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The Keota news., 1922-09-22
Real Ssst.esesthos.

Eleanor and Dora arc ei.tcsS. They
~rnt to sehoo, sldr BY side. ssl nexS
each Other In Sunday school and now
hare }uts In thr sains once. A. they
have tho sans friends aud kno~ The
same dasa. yoa just sod fcs oas a
shc other ~hra scu ~sas To know any.
shlns. IL dor~at matter ~haI. II tbs
bass srnds fof Dora and she il busy.
Eleanor says: I'm co. II some oae
epiis UP El~aaos when she IL out Of
the room. Dora makes tho enssscmeat
sos her. knowing full ~c:i whether
Eleanor would turn do~a Jack OF
smile upaa Harold.
Hut tho other day sistcfiy epoprfs.
t,oa vent the limit. Dora was called
Up on tho telephone snd asked TO 50
To = Saturday matinee. And the sur.
psfsrd ofsicv saw hcs turn from the
telephone TO her sister and ask In the
most nnattcs-of.tsct sort OF way 7:
Eleanor. will you take my dentist sp.
pointmcnt for me this sftcfpooaf I'm
asked To the thcatcr.~
~Ccrtainly.- replied Eleanor In tn"
most oblieiax tone. and went on with
he, wosk.-Ncw York Sun.
The Keota news., 1922-09-22

Ss~ eut Sut0uSu loo1S ploe1
u Will mean . good half miles diseanes
10 the factory. I'll have to use the
car. That's . nuisance. Juss run
along and dx matters up
but you didn't want TO have any,
thlns to do With those Audens,- sux
gested Sister Claire.
OF course didn't and l don't
Harry Auden offended father and !
don't intend 10 forge, IL. But l can,
let n family frud stand in the way o,
necessary convenience. You car
make II quite obvious that your call Il
merely OH business"
SO Claire had consented. shs used
tact and then persuasion. and nnsli,
begged Grandmother Audea to leave
a gap In tho feheo sos tho convenience
Of her brother.
Il attn sorry" smiled Mss- Auden
but our plan 10 TO have q eontinuou,
fraor. ! have always psts-d priVsc,
above everything else. Really. I sm
sorry"
And tina, Was all the ss,isf.e,ior
Claire got out Of Grandmother Auden
Two days istee tho feaev was CON
pl-t-. and then Tom hsrstnscs ssosusd
moro than ever against tho Aud~ns
lie loss precious minutes each day. sns
every minute counted In the career ol
an ambitious mlli proprietor.
You've got TO 60 again. suxs~stes
Tosn. but Claire refused.
Then he decided that he would buy
tie section of property through ~hses
his short cut had run. Ito made st
esf-f through hi. lawyer. but To hi,
surprise GsaadmSt,rf Aaa~a refused
Those hafsiasrss arc impossible
said Gfsaamoth-s Aua~u TO Laufs oas
day. = attn svaiiy glad that ae have
not b~Va forced to nsrct them socially
T.
= d"a't src hou you can cali shess
imt,ussibir.- wss t.Auss's svSost. Laufs
~ss always foad of taking the -
f~nsitc when her grandmother wsi
on the offensive. They eons Of st
excellent family
'-tiut that Tom hAfstaxcs looks I'm
possible ~~at on Gssndmothse. =
DO hop~ u 3ou es~s mscs him sssls
you s.h't encourage him-~
1T isa't likely I'll have . chance.
remarked Laura
au, the s~ss day Laura hsd sa Of
f-astunity aud In . way most snea
p~cscsi. st least TO Laafs.
She ~ss out prospecting fof p"ses
bic Hover beds In the n~~ly.feaest
pcfsica Of their psoprfty-st h~'
erandmothcf's sus1vssioa. Of ccufse-
~hra she heard the fsll Of fcrs bchint
her. She glanced up and there ws,
Tom Rasrinxvs who had just manages
Z. swing himself over The sixt"o'
fence.
Laura looked up in surprise. sh'
WAS ecry anxious TO sc what In Tost
narrisscr's appearance struck he'
grandmother as ''impossiblc."
II o~c you an apology" said Ton
as soon as he had .trai aiehtcncd himself
out after hi. leap from the top Of ths
fcncv post. Hut I was anxious to ev'
home without going through tbs
streets. past all these houses ] dtdn''
expect to be caught
Laura e,sslcd Il guess II docsn'
The Keota news., 1922-09-22
DOMESTIC NOTE

Poor Airs. JonSs :" sighed the syo'
pathetic heixhbof. "She muse leoS
an awful iifs- She tells ns hse huS
band hashr a single fault hs u . pss-
feet man"
~iiat that should msks hes hsppy"
mot any. Why. what On sarsh
could she has. to ke~p up . coosssse'
tioa with himf'
The Keota news., 1922-09-22
W e the Minute.

Oo 70 tho 0s0OSo.
$50 your SOD Hill II xolns 70 Av
srhooiy' asked . uc,shboe Of rusmss
rusi~igh.
YEP answered the farmer. "Boi
he doa'l pay ao st,vasioa To his books.
! reckon usebsc hs's so'n' 10 b oos
of thes~ an~ritt~n lawyers rss svad
about
The Keota news., 1922-09-22
Tom Barringer's
Short Cut
Dy JANE OSBORN
Observation-Disclosures
"a ~ Neciss. Ns.sp.p-s s,sale.l.l

When adverse circumstances made
Il HreeSsaFy for Grandmother Auden
TO COINS back To the old Aaeien place
In Miliviiie with her granddaughter
Laura. II Was tho grandmother whose
splrits ran high while Laura Was de-
pressed
Just when most girls arc having q
good time III have to bury myself OH
In an old factory viiiakr where l don't
SUPPOSE there arc any young people
shy regular Pcopie would ~sht TO as
ssssst- with. And it's jus. b~cna.-
uaeic Harry oucv lived there and
bought that house that no one wants
TO buy
-ctrrs up said Grandmother Au.
a~a. . youthful youns.ei woman Of
siuy'nse. -Thrsv arc some nicv p~o.
PIE. Tho tssrstagrss--
-t'ooh.~ snid~d Lausu. Don't /
Know about the nasrinsvsss II ~ss
old Nf. Tom hassihg-s that Uncle
Harry hsd tho quarrel with. They
ssofw To b. mortal enemies os soa,~.
thihx. ! Mas introsiusri to that in
suaessbis $50 Ut his. Tom harrinses.
Of . college dance. I told him that an
saeie af minc had iis-d in Miiisil.c-
that ~ss enough. Ms. earssas-s looked
al me ~ II ~rse = scorpion a, least.
ssd nsSvs asked m~ fos = single dance.
sucss his father passed on his hatred
os ouf family To his sna along with
bic noo~y when be- dic.i. The nsf-
ringers snd th~is crowd arc the oaty
a~evnt people hcsc. and thc h~sd OF
the Rsrstnewf family hates uAs 80
that's that
Perhaps yous Uncle Harry WAS
partly 10 btsmr.- suggested sh- grand.
mother. -fos my psu have no
sspdsv sxniass che Rssriasvrs-oaiy I
do ~ish they'd keep the smoke from
shs,s old fsesosy from sitting In si,~
back ~iadowa-'
THAT'S the penalty wc have TO pay
TOT trying To live In = bou.r that-s
tsusab up ssSiast the factory grounds.
No ~o6drs ~e couldn't coll II. And
snesh~s thing sputtcfrd Laura. Il
wish his hishn~ss TON iiarrinscs.
nouida't cut seru~s our property.
ESrfy morning nnoa and night he
walks across the cnd Of our place to
saa from his old factory. of course
u cuts o6 thsvv OF four blocks. but II
be hasn't sny usc for us he ought 10
Keep on from our piacv."
Perhaps he doesn't realize that that
Field really II part of our erounda.-
suggested Grandmother Auica.
Well. he ought to sind out snapped
iaufs. III he wants to make = short
cot through our place he ought TO ask
pcrsa,ssicn.-
Grandmother Audcn smiled. She
s'iilcd - long and - merrily that
Laura asked her. rathcr abruptly.
What caused her amusement.
Il VAS just thinking was AIRS. Au-
den's only reply.
Two days later there were workmen
On the old Audcn place. They were
driving stakes along the entire rcar
and side of the Audcn property. Later
u became evident that this series Of
stakes was To- support wire fencing
sis feet high.
While this work was ssill in progress
TIE uncxpcctcsl-or Mt least unexpected
10 Isaura-cccurrcd. Claire Rarrinrer
called at the Auicn place. Claire Bar.
finger was Tom Barripeer's elder
sister.
Those Audcns are putting up a
fence" her brother had announced.
wanted to get out an Injunction
ssalnst them. but my lawyer says
The Keota news., 1922-09-22
pooe Many.

Mamma. why do they wax peUpler"
They don't: where did you get that
idea r.
II heard uncle tell papa that at mid.
night the party waxed Mary"
The Keota news., 1922-09-22

Real Whisper ef Wisdom
To have ideas 1. TO gather flowers
to think IL to weave thcfn Into gar.
landas-Mmc. Swctchinc.
The Keota news., 1922-09-22
service.

Not many old.faahioned housekeep-
e.. left" declared the grocer.
"Nof'
"No. Some Of our customers expect
% to supply dyed eggs for them"
The Keota news., 1922-09-22
hS ovs0 In.

Pa. what do they mean By eoins
from the sublime to the ridiculousY
asked Clarence.
"lt means girl dreams Of mafryias
some wonderful prince and then epes
and ties herself up to . boob like
yeur father snapped ma.-AiIlwaukee
Sentinel.
The Keota news., 1922-09-22

INVITATION TO the DANCE
"ohAdes ef cheessese,6' Whss ~
Invitation g the oaNea.~
"Whst dl6 the yevoO snaN ssy -
she Oirt, celeNelf
"'cesos eo. hid. lste laxa.'"
The Keota news., 1922-09-22
A Appropriate TNls.

fcfk.as-t wonder Why they named
this picture thsstrf the brrhivss
fsstin-HsSe yoa ever s~vn sny os
ihcie b,ctusrss
~SCsrf.-
-weii. II yoa ~svs do you1i know
the evssoa. ell right. becsue~ sftse each
o6s y"a feel as though yoo'd o~en
stuhs .--l.naduu AnsWoes
The Keota news., 1922-09-22
Misieadine Applavoe

The orator the public notes
And TO applause 10 stirred.
Ana Jet sosns chap will Set the votes
Who scarcely said . word
The Keota news., 1922-09-22
Ne Chance lsfS.

Ne Chance LETT
Il think he must b. . hopeless fsu.
uf~-
-ttopri~sss Has ~ tried maay
shinxs-
-Ee~e.th,as. Esca 10 the wsitiaG
of moving pietusr srvasssua"
And failed st shsSy-
Absolutely
1T dses s-~m that thesv IL eoshinx
LOTT fos him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
a." JAIL THE FuIRT' TO
Be THE NEW SLOGAN
Organization III New York WIN
Have No Mercy on Vamps.
Either Male or
Female

New york. NOV - jail the dirt
is g De the slogan Of the Anti Fir
Association witch was orrhnlxed a
the Hotel nltmore last night TO prose
cuto campaign against tho mashcf
Tho five men forming the nucleus a.
the Organization cay that 81 Ncw
fork's streets. especially In the the
atrlcal districts. hordea of pests of mo
marher species are carrying their ac.
tlYiiiea 70 q point whore no woman ls
safe tros approach and insult,
The association Intends through
publicity. 10 educate public opinion
% tho point where a woman viii con
slider q her duty 70 prosecute tho
mashar vho attempts to force bis at
teniions upsn hor The association
also Intends TO have Us own counsel
who will aid 10 prosecuting all mash
er cases
Further plans made for marhcr.
crusade will be- made a. another
meeting tonight The organizers are
Samuel FentCn. Richard lAudley
Wade Tumble and George carr1n.
theatrical men and James Madisog. a
broker y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
DR0OD|NG OVER EARLY DAY
CRIME, He KILLS SELF
Former Arkansas Attorney Takes
Own Life After Planning
Affair. Killed Man In
Duel

okemah, Nov = The siorr 81 .
p'rtl daei faueal at WieheFvllle. Ark,
nearly nny yoars age vas told here
today Tor ,A0 rrl time aiter the Bod
q James A Morris, q 1g.yeAro.d Al.
touoy. vas fcand on the foor Of be
Office vita a bullet through the heart
Morris who had paeuted ia~ To-
Kingflsher Hannah and ether t'iles
aud towns "a Oklahoma bad made
careful preparations g. bic oWn death
A handkerchief vas bound around bls
eses cloth was uea under bits chin
snd the clothing in Nhifh be- asked q
~ buried WAS lAil oal on q lahla on
his desk he'd been iaid a copy II hla
viii 10 whleh he provided that an
his peroaN prarefgy should be lef. 20
the Mssoulc lodgo 10 Okemah o.
cluded Ga pspor. snd other documents
found ln bis office, is history of bls
family
In bis eill which ~ daied Nastm
Der l9 Morris asked that hla body
be buried near the renter n lot
owned hy him IN the local cemetery
TN plain hos made 81 dressed haid-
pine lumber withoat paint yarufh of
cloth ooNnring. and A. not wish any
funeral services az ether ceremonies
Although friends declare that Nor.
ria iIndo were "a lew ehh, thny can
only asslgn onr motive for bis Suicide
They toll hsw. Hanl yeafs aro Nor
ria shot and Killed a man AZ wicher.
vile The victim, laoy said vas
known as the tovn toueh and their
pistol duel VAS fought IN the presence
OF large number of witnesses
Mcrrls was mover prosecuted fof {,
was established the, he had fhoi Ia
selfdefense But the thought thar ne
haa killed a eian cfcn preyed on his
mind. according 20 ihcao who knew
him Intimately.
80 Ear as knonn there ere no near
relatives living Two nieoea i've al
Poteau. according = Morris friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
WOMAN SAYS SHE
IS VICTIM Or JURY

chleaeo Nuv a Quoted as al.
'rlbgting her broksn health 10 re-
cent Frind lafy ihYsstlearons ~
Allsged .rremhailes IN ihe ar
counts ~ m chlclfo school bsari.
Mu Dorothy Glusbars. board mem.
hfr hsa fqraarisd her rfslnaiioa
20 Mayor Thonpson nrs 0iushurg
reesnily was tppoiuisd % ths bard
10 whit was said ~ Mayor rhomp-
sgn % b. q move 30 clean y upH
-Four members ~ the board. la-
dlciea ~ = Ffand jury haYs been
asked 20 fesisn By the eity o9uaflL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
Trying to Settle
Coal Miners Dispute

Kansas city. Mo. Nor e Tho
executive boards of the asuihvsw
ern lntefatate foal operators atsu.
ciailon and the oklahoma district
a. United Mine Workers ~ Amer.
lct are ln Joint sssulon here
"a undertake. settlement % the
dispute which caused the recsnt
mlnfrs strike al Henrysita. Okm
homn, when 1000 miners emploctd 4
hy the Grove Coal company "a that
place walked ou' more than a month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
Losr-FovNp
COURT HOUSE NOTES


on and cas
Ni'ffed Colleen 70 Frank = Kelly
lease ; > aW F-l'-lW
Frank ? Kelly 70 Pluto on Gas Co.
asAH'b ~ y ," lF-le-lN
FRANK 4. kehy 20 W + eWigiow
Assn . 3 ~ ~ sW .9-le-lW
=. 'f =. '"'r
~
"""A N'es" " -al 20 f'"hA =
-, =" :" =
',' y y - '.@..'''i '... =
-. "a ''''"'' '' ~ NJ ''- ~" y y
"-a ~ ''a"'.' - N''" ~" N1''
s''n i''ease ~ i'--- W ~ NV ~
'"'' 'a''' " a''ph'u = nols
$50 - - y e = = ~ ~
''fs'ee'
~, :. {, "''..''''s \. y w. W ''''ain GUN :
e,a = = ~ - = S'V'' 80 IA ana
var y '"'''n 70 Anna lieer W y
- - ~ - DIN r ~ r
-, va - - hlo"h
= = = ''00 Loi hiA X p
Miscellaneous
" y. Harvey % :. n wilson csn-
tract . ~ 800 foA wv is-i6-2W.
" u o. Nay co 70 1eorse Gates
.''.''' ''.~i '''alnA's'' T z " - iana
-''n''V"oN-
" : ',''''' s'u 70 'u' fHoh' A.
.''a'' =. = + r TT " l-- ana NE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
i,iLIllC,\ VINEYARDS
SELLS FOR me- SIN
tnr The Associated r~s.l

Modesto CAL Nos q Ths Am
erican vineysri. comprising iiea
acres said 20 DO the largest vine
yard ia me world. haa bssu tola
BY W ~ Giffeu prcsidsnf - he
sun Maid ralsiu grower. sssoela
ton 70 q l.. Cain u Fresno. The
purchase price sas $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder trouble
gravel weak and lame back. rhonma.
tam. irregularities Il tie kid-
teys and Bladder nagalales bladder
troubles 10 children Il nol aold b.
druggists mali tiss Small holna
often cure send far sworn tsailm n.
iaiE Dr p " iial. sssf olive street.
ST. Louis. No.
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FIRES PROVE COSTLY

Oklahoma city, Nov 2f.-Your per-
SOM we're burned % death and three
injured. and SIP % worth 81 prop
erty vas destroyed by fire during the
month OF October according 70
monthly report u the state flfe mar
ahal. John Connolly. submitted 20 the
insurance department to-day. o a
Ganus OF Okmulgee was burned 70
death in an explosion at refinery at
okmulgee, al the same time Walter
Warren was Injured J. l. latham
was burned 70 death IN fire that
DESTROYED the Travellers hotel At VIII
son. Mrs vsnson. colored woman. was
fatally burned At Tuba. and Mrs. VII
liam G Williams burned 70 death IN
Oklahoma CITY from an explosion ot
gas o r. HuugofoTd. Hobart. and
James Duiion. aicAlsaer. we're in
lured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
A SIN DAY WEEK
FOR COPS or CHICAGO

Chicago, Noy q A ak day
week has been granted members of
chicago'e police force BY tie city
council. According 70 ChiS a
Police Fhzmorrls. this move vii
''praeticslly wipe Out he 1000
policemen added 70 tho clty'a force
last summer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
srws o. rpt sAnrs Gus

BfaHg Is reported ffom Lsndea.
E0risnd Noat Ensfsbmea do
VII ~ Sslshb = i've. 10 Dayton.
rhse aianss vim be ana ghfy al~ays
vii Be iuqalaiiIFo about foaf affairs.
too
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
CLASSIFIED WANTS
NorIce 10 suRseRIsgRs

IN the event of delivery being i'm
perfect. or paper being rolled, twist
ID or mutllatcd subscribers are
urged & make immediate complaint
TO The business office In peBon, by
telephone or mail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
chamberlsln's Tablets Havs Den.
tle = ayafid - Coed

we W9ffh ~ 1000
"chambcrla'n's Tablets hlye done
me a world % Feod. writes Mrs
Ella T. nut'on. Klfkvlle. n y =
have reoommsndaa them 70 num-
Der OF my friends and an who have
used ihcm praise them hlghly .
When troubled with iuaigestlon or
constipation give them trial and
realize Tor yours Il what an okcel-
lent medicine u Is.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
40. HUM

Blinks: ! see woman has been
put in charge of n big mali-order
business"
Jinks: Well, the ladies' always
have Deen good at the male order
business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
Oh. vEBY WELL

Warm underelrihes girls viii not
wear
And though NJ true they sneeze
and cough
They stiii insist. those foolish maids,
!. In aintcr they are better or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
HAVE DYNAMITE MYSTERY

Enid. NOV 2s.--Pollee were today
securing Enid Tor clues leading to the
discovery OF SIX sticks OF dynamite
which late "Wednesday were found
hidden under a Rock island railway
viaduct crossing over East Main
street. near the business section Of
this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24

Stamford. Tex. Nov. 2i.-FIre Of
undetermined origin destroyed the
supply house ard contents % the
Spencer Abbott Lumber company,
causing a loss Of about $685.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
Is TnE MULE mhl1E,

wilbur. Ky, Cor Big Sandy Ad-
yertiserl
Mr. Martin Lemasier. one Of the
faithful grand Jurors. seems % be
both mule and hoes poor. Can any
body relieve him Of his burdens,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
onsGRvArlobs o.
otorsr lNnAnlrAhr

Stepping Oh the gas nv rrals
stepping on another fellows teea as
hazardous occupation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
WANT ApVERTlsEMENTs

Want advertisements N the Lead
er must be in the office by twelve
o'cloeq Il classification IS desired.
Classified ads are cash. except
where parties have regular accounts
az the Leader office. The Leader
collectors have experienced SO much
trouble in locating many parties
who have phoned in wants. that Il
IS necessary TO invoke the cash-in-
advance system. except where reg
ular accounts are maintained.
Memoranda OF what is wanted" or
''for sale" etc, may be left az he
Leader business office and same
Will b. converted into form ads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24

A GIRL TO A rioHrwAp swsErls
They say that time ls money. but
Now listen. ho. said Marry blue:
TO spend your time With mss all
right.
But spend a little money too
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-24
CLASSIFIED WANTS

Quick Service Tue Penneok a
Son Realty Co
+ sALesNEh
( sALEsMEN- Exceptional oeloriua-
~. Hastlas earnings big write
McCleary calendar Faeiory. wath-
lng,ou. Iowa
FoR SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE = p0r
sale ehsp Call at ~ W villas.
rRADE-Nra elss, clins 50 acre
bottom farm. "a el,ar 70 trade for
ciiy rgs.deuce-see M. no2 Ia
". Okla N NJ. Garter
suB. URBAN pRopsRTY For sale
or rics Phone AL The CAT.
fney CO
FoR sM.E-Soo rcl1s OF dry oah
wood, st0Ye isngth, si5o svsrs
ths0ssnd. extra hrgc dry oak vors
u cents Three miles scmh
Crescent, miles nofthsaet River
brSirc. G. A. Williams.
FOR SALE Guthrie property. =
.oom house. lots barn. gcod
water. gas si.eeo Mrs Befsie
seagrayc. Edmoad. OKLA.
foR SALE The Bsadlo's home al
3si y Division. with lots. a u
Armstrong.
FOR suE-+ room house. iots
and garage $1,000 8 lot, and !.
room house for $4,000 +. J.
Blaclmin.
FOR SALE room modern houpe
close in 500 clsh and 5000 per
month will handle T. A. y. Arm
strong Phono-3ss.
FOR SALE farms. 50 and 100
sores. $500 PER acre. Well inn
proved. MI s, l-2 West %
Seward. See c. l. b chl'ds. 0sner
Seward. Gaia.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-N W.
Arkansas fruit and dslry farms
Roy Kneeland. Phone is7.
nor sA1.E-is0 acre grass land
fenced with wires. abundance
OF living wster-tlSo0o Roy
Kneeland. Phone ls7
EXTRA BARGAIN--in 4 room
house and 4 lots. barn. well gas
sio50eo. Also room house
With garage near new Temple Cor
100000 Roy Kneeland. Realtor.
--.----------.-.------s -s-------------.s.----
FOR sALE-Two nice lots on
Temple Square al q bargain. a.
B. Armstrong. Phone 800.
FOR sALE-FuH block. vacant low
price will he made for cash. A.
D. Armstrong Phone go.
-
FOR SALE
Al near Guthrie.
Two nice little Bottom Farms.
Two Improved 10 Are Tracts.
A dandy 50. small buildings.
100 A. stock Farm. Improved.
40 A. Good. no Buildings.
Phone nj. The osffney Co.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Apartmenis. , room
furnished. modern. also rarave
Phone i6s.
FOR RENT
tos =. Wash. Az. =. modern.
5000.
s23 Z. Warner Ave. r. modern
ssooa.
80 X. Ash. r furnished. $50.
5if r. Grant, I rooms. $500.
500 ". wsrntr. rooms. 1850.
Farms. Farms and Farms.
iisiz {. OKLA. Ave. The caffney CO. 1
FOR RENT-Ons five. six and
seven room house. east side. A
b Armstrong. Phone sss.
TO LET-six rom modern co.1ses
No. SO East Perkins Ave Can
Phcps No. s77. or apply It post Of
flee. Frank Olsmith.
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ATTORNEY

H. M. Adams. Practice in all
courts. Office over White s
jewelry store. Phone Ala
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

HEATER smoke pipes. Dnmpers and
elbows on hand and mndo 90 order
Speciality Tin Shop, 3i5 Orange street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19
blizzard SWEEPS NEW YORK.
Snow with Forty.Mile Gale Drives
AAirvudack Hunters Indoors.

Utica. n. ", Oct. 1s.-The central
Adirondacks last night were In tho grip
Of n 4o-mile-a hour blizzard. which
started yesterday morning with light
wind. which steadily Increased In In
tcnsity. and snow. which continued
until there was a fall OF two inches.
The horde OF hunters who rushed
into the woods with the opening OF tho
hunting season welcomed the snow as
an aid TO their sport. but the high
winds had driven them TO cover before
the end OF the day and hunting Is
practically at n standstill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

HOUSE LETTER BoXEs-An kinds:
erected. -. J. Moore, r. o. Box 25e.
Phone 365f NJ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-19

MERCHANDISE,
Articles For HaIe

HEATERS-Soverni used. VIII hcnt
seven rooms. Installed for s75 up. Also
roofing, heating and spouting done
Chas. 9, Clancy. 72i West Fourth street
Phone 1917.