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White Goods and Staples

liz yards, fepPereh iU-4 bleach Sheeting,
.t.t....-n 3lo9
10-4 Pepperell Bleach Sheeting, 2 1-2 yards,
special "'.-.... .'.-.-.-...-,S.. '.'..$ $l34
Linen Finish Bleachcd Crash Toweling, the
II 1-2c quality. special, yard -. ..-.... 1Oc
Bleached and half bleached Crash Toweling,
the zoe quality, special, yard -. 81. ... Ice
Half Bleached Linen Crash Toweling, strong
Flax and thoroughly absorbent, the 35c
quality. special, yard .,..,..-..... .... ..,. 29c
1o-yard Bolts of English Long Cloth, soft fin
lsh, special ,.,..,.,...,.-.... .-.,.,.r. $2.34
10-yard Bolts of English Long Cloth, soft fin
1911, opeCldl SZS4
1o-yard Bolts of English Long Cloth, soft fin
1911, SpcCldi 9ooS
54-inch lndian-Head Muslin, special yard Acc
Yards Doubled Unbleached Muslin
Tor .....r..I.u.....r..... .......$10 90
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Upholstered tapestry of the highest quality extra heavy
frames that will insure of Each
loose spring filled cushions, spring edge and backs The
graceful lines of the design the quality of
bine make this suite the
venent credit gladly arranged
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Practically all equipment will be
motorized.
KITCHEN UTENSILS.
Detroit, March 10.-A recently or
ganized aluminium kitchen utens1l
company here has made large pur-
chases of imported metal in the last
few weeks. zoos
Seattle, March 10.-There is an
over production of eggs here. Prices
have fallen until producers are get
ting only from % to 26 cents dog
en-. Retailers are paying jobbers
35 cents.
COPPER.
London, March 10.-The demand
for copper in the United Kingdom
has not broadened to any apprecia-
BILE extent recently and continental
buying also is restricted.
OIL.
Monroe, La, March 10.-The first
plant of the Standard Oil company
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Miss Ferguson, who is appear
/ ing in the spoken play, THE Vary
ing Shore" at Woods theatre. Chi
cago. has written the following re-
view on Forever" her latest pho
toplay, which starts a four-day run
at the Fort Armstrong Sunday
When we were making this love
" story into moving pictures in
New York l remember saying to
Wallace Reid, This is my favorite
of all scenarios in which I have
played" He. l remember. said that
it touched dramatic heights that he
had never felt in any of his stories
previously.
Seeing the picture for the first
time today at the Chicago, in
showing before it goes on the
screens of the TivoIi. Riviera and
Senate theatres, / am more than
ever certain that Peter Ibbetson,"
or Forever" as you may choose to
call it, is my favorite picture.
The artistic settings, the beauti-
full simplicity and charm of the
scenery and photography thrill me
and give me the uncanny feeling
for the first time year or so before
l began playing in it for the cam
era.
No woman could play the part OF
Mimsy. the child girl and woman
who dreams true" and meets her
lover in the dream world when she
cannot see him in real world. with
out feeling the beauty and force of
this wonderful character always
gripping at her heart. l can only
say of the acting that mine was
from the heart. that | was imagin-
ing myself in the dramatic and pO
etc situation of Mimsy all through
the weeks we spent on the studio
| "sets" If | caught the spirit of the
heroine it was because l am wom-
an first of all and respond to the
emotions that move all women, be
they housewives, actresses, shop
girls or society leaders.
Few are the roles that carry an
actress away, sweep her out of her
part This role in Forever" of
Peter Ibbetson" was one. 1t is a
theme of incompatible romance. To
love one man f.om childhood to old
age. to be true to him in every
sleeping and walking thought, and
by miracle of subconscious mind to
meet him in the land of dreams
each night is a thought that thrills
all the better instincts of human
ity in woman.
| think all women who see it will
understand what l mean
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London, March IO-Pracf,c,I,-
all the limited output of pig iros
in Great Britain at present Is %
ing into consumption. Prices a.
firm and inclined to advance in -
Election of the increased eoSt :.
coke which has been in strong A.
mand on the continent.
BUILDING MATERIALS
Pittsburgh, Pa, March IO.-Roo,
ings of building material orders ~
the last 80 days are estimated ~
have been twice as large as in ~
corresponding period last year
WATCHES,
Trenton. n. J., March 10.-It &,
said that the sale of assets Of Rob
ert H. Ingersoll & Bros. to the Nc
terbury Clock company will respi,
shortly in renewed activity at ~
Ingersoll watch factory here. wbict
has capacity of 5000 watches :
week.
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not increase. Others which are
running at capacity have made
price recessions of from 50 to 81
thousand feet to stimplate bust
ness.
Seattle, March 10.-Heavy snow
in the mountain camps is retarding
lumber output. Prices are holding
firm at s12 per thousand feet for
lower grade logs, $16 for middle
grade and $22 for clear logs.
FLOUR.
Kansas City, March 10.-Wash
burn-Crosby company, millers Of
Minneapolis, have completed deal
taking over the Liberty mill here.
The Washburn-Crosby company
has considered entering this field
since 1905.
FIRE APPARATUS.
Philadelphia, March 10.-The city
OF Philadelphia is preparing to
spend S550,000 in undermining the
equipment of the fire department.
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cial motor vehicles here. There are
20 per cent more trucks licensed
this year than last The number
Of pleasure cars has not materially
increased.
COAL.
Springfield, ILL.,, March 10.-The
mines of the Peabody Coal company
in Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky,
with combined capacity of 70, 1000
tons a day, now are working prac-
tically on full time.
Duluth, Mimi, March 10.-A coal
strike will bring no shortage to
the northwest There are ample
reserves in the Industrial centers
and at the head Of the lakes. Prices
on steam and domestic soft coal
have advanced so cents ton from
recent figures.
LUMBER.
New Orleans, La, March 10
Some southern lumber mills have
again cut production, as orders did
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of Louisville, which will manufac-
ture gasoline from the wet gas"
produced in the Eldorado field, will
be placed in operation in the next
few days at the Hinton lease in
Union county, Arkansas. A second
plant on the Terry-Summerfeld
lease will be completed in six or
eight weeks
CARPETS.
Philadelphia, March 10. - High
grade rugs as we'll as cheaper
grades OF floor coverings are in
good demand, according to carpet
manufacturers here.
IRON AND STEEL.
Youngstown, Ohio. March 10
The Trumbull, Liberty, Newton and
A NJ Byers steel interests in this
district are all running at 100 pei
cent capacity this week. The Car,
negie steel plants here and at Nc
Donald also are working full crews.
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tCOnIlnuGQ 1dSe.)
towns, although the building trades
in the larger cities still are resist
ing wage reductions. This activity
has invigorated manufacture Of
paints, glass, lumber and hardware.
Manufacturers as rule are
storing a heavy tonnage of coal.
The heavy freight movement on the
railroads indicates large ship
ments of coal to the west and north
west. Workers in the different
mining towns in Illinois are vot-
ing for a strike, although they
have no reserve fund and virtually
have ,Thausted credit for living
expenses.
Wholesale and retail business
territory. Jobbers are arranging
to landle a large volume of goods
as merchants are keeping up les
with bargains and vigorous advef-
Using.
Philadelphia, March 10-Bids
now being received for the con-
struct.on of the new free library
here are about a million dollars
less than those received for the
same week a year ago. This is a
decrease of As per cent and re-
fleets fairly accurately the lower
ing of labor and material costs in
this section.
St. Paul, March Retrospective
northwest settlers are travelling
into this section under rates which
have been reduced to an excep-
tionally low point for home seek
ers. All roads in this territory
have established a one-way rate
plus 81 for the round trip. These
rates are effective Tuesdays and
Thursdays until autumn.
Decatur, Ill. March 10.-Build-
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BUILDING WORK
IS PICKING UP
Nine Permits Issued During Week
for Jobs to Cost S6,,215-
Only One Residence.

New building work showed up
somewhat better in Rock Island
last week Nine permits for work
estimated to cost $6,215 were issued
by John A. Lindrc,, city building
inspector. The record for the week
previous was seven permits for
work to cost $3.50.
The largest permit is that Of a
dwelling to cost $4,000. 1t is to be
erected for James Mcnamara by G..
A Johnson at 1921 Twenty-eighth
street
or the other permits issued two
were for garages, two for porches,
two for repairs on roofs, one for
remodeling a store building and
one for building a stairway. The
list of work:
Warren Anderson, 1903 Six
teenth street, garage .....$ 100
o. M. Randall for ]. M.
Pryce, 1928 Twenty-sec-
ond street. garage ..-.... $50
Parker Gale, 2127 Ninth
street, porch ........ 40
G. A. Johnson for James Nc
Namara, 1921 Twenty-eighth
street, dwelling ......... $500
John NJ Kaiser for E. o.
Vail, Jr., 1714 Third ave
nue., remodel store ..... 500
John NJ Kaiser for William
Knauel, sos Second street,
porch ................ 300
C. R. Dean for Mrs. Selma c.
Johnson. COL Second street,
build stairway .. 20
G.. A. Beck scr G. w Henry,
1902 Second avenue, rel air
roof Observation-Disclosures. 100
F. E. Lothringer, 1916 Fourth
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Commodity News
FISH.

FISH.
Seattle, March 10.-Two carloads
of halibut a week from the British
Columbia and Alaska banks are be-
ing shipped to Chicago and the east,
and it is said shipments will be in
creased to 10 carloads inside of a
month. The fish cost from II to
IA cents a pound here.
AUTOMOBILES.
Kansas City, March 10.-Indica-
ton of better business is seen in
the increase in number of CONNER
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-10

FOR COLDS. GRIP OR INFLUENZa
and as Preventative. take Laxa-
tive BRONFO QUININE Tablets. The
genuine bears the signature of f
w. Grove tBe sure YOU get
BROMOD Soc advertisement
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ing construction started in the last
month here has exceeded $250.08o
in value.
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these values We know that patrons
printed statements that
always backs assertion Column of
could be description suites
but justice to the merchandise ask that and actual
what wonderful these
earlier will the better will be your choice.
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At Prices That Are Lower Than Ever

Starting solid
Suites that oHness fairly You're
find here suites that dreamed would be within
expenditures which
Only the coors high
Combinations
will
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Personal Property
Property for Exchange

FOR SALE or TRApE-Fiye- passenger
car. no Junk win trade tor roadster OF
diamond. Osage ls62
FOR SALE or trade-One baker elec
tfc. including charging machine
Osero i2o2, Mr. Young
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a SPLENDID proposition, income proper
tv. three houEes on q l00HlGO IT,, mudein
district On tho paving. rental value
about 800 month, purchase price only
81 500. can be handled 1850 down, and
$40 per month, n interested call Osage
Gs2 and Usage 77f2.N and cedar 1so.
A BEAUTIFUL 5-room California bunga.
low on the southeast side; restricted To-
cation, IN tho paving, east from, sur
rounded by many good homes, large lly'
Ing room, l0-inch cove moulding; at
trsctive mantei. select whliepsk floors,
breakfast room with huilt-in buffet,
large kitchen and refrigerator room, tile
bath. bult-in tub recessed towel rack,
cedar lined linen closet, large bedrooms,
terra Gotta cement porch, brick front,
garage basement. Cedar 20ol-J.
AIRPLANE BUNGALOW 100 foot lot
nigh terrace, brick construction, rein.
forced concrete porch steps and base
ment. brick garage; has seven rooms,
modern servant quarters cistern. well
tile bath, tll0 floor In Kitchen. fine
shade. ask US about the Tett Of n; We
can't tell Il IN an ad, LeHlie BROOKS
Co. realtors, Usage ?s75.
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For Sale Real Estate


HOUSES ron SALE As
4 NEW BUNGALOW TN ufoedmo0r. su,
rooms and breakfast room, hardwood
toorsi bun, IN features. three bed.
rooms. all large rooms tlc bath.
ruughcd in fnr furnace. basement ga
rnEe nnd drive immediate possession.
trll ana eco this property 1880 cash,
rrlco 1850. balance arranged. Cedar
\ VERY attractive t.ruOm matched root
buuguluN iu a splendid location un tho
southeast Side, corner iut. sNfrH. .laIpr
living room. attractive muutcl breakfast
room, many built iu features t.r,r STONE
drain board linen closet latest In de-
cpratl1us and uEht fixtures. garage aud
basement can OSagu l5OO fot further
Information
a RNNtNiN- HcAutitui ltella VISTA. Arb.
summer cottage ,hcup hath and
screened In puryhes For particulars
see I. Neal, care National supply Go.
Tulsa pklA
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$1,000

$1,000
vii nay you s5 p-, -ni uu yout
Investment. You do not take any
chance on this S.room modern
duplex with three modern rooms
on rear. well located Who're val
ucS are established. Let Us show
you. 'all OEsga 7sb2.b0b.
YADON INVESTMENT co,
Realtors 62J Kennedy
1850 CASH and $40 per month for new
four-room modern bungalow with break
fast room, large living room. oak floors,
built-in TEXTURES. msntel. on a tun-rlz'd
lot; must sell Immediately. Call osigc
1850 CASH and $50 per month. puts you
In pOHseH.ion Of u dandy broom mpd
ern home, hardwood floors throushqut
ono block from the litney, close TO
school. \ snap, Usage 9ii.
i50O CASH, balance Ike rent buys large
portation and childrcnis Playground on
the paving. fuli.stze lot; best grade OF
oak f,oors. best OF decorations and Light
fixtures; nifty mantel, many buht-in
features Cedar 002.
1900 CASH aud monthly payments buys
new b-room east front bungalow, OAK
floors basement high location. ath US
nov. Leslie broots o., pshFe ssta.
$3.50 CASH and 800 per month buys an
s.Toom duploS. on The paving, close IN
now renting Tor tl00, buy this prop.
erty and let your rent pay for II. cen
OsSE' 5it7.
1900 CASH -FK rooms and breakfns.
roomi hardwood roore; built fea.
lures. basement gaIs1Ee ana ara 5e'4sn, cement
duyowa} located IN ,hc nr"Lt Ht ~.
Price Tor q f"W days 1900 balance
oasy can Cedar poo.
LOTS rOR SALE SO
| HEAUTlruL hrh lot overlooking city,
uuCa near IweIft.; room quat,erss on
ut teA month balance cash usaEc $3.50
I BEAUTIFUL east-frout lot. b0xli0, 400,
terms $3.50 balance flb per month Tor
sale by owner, nsaEo .hb-A3Aa-N
/ RGAI&-East- front lot fgr sale. on
&ortH Troost, price 1850. io's OF Tor
each. Call prago 3G7b.
CLOSE tu CoI'cCr. splendid hish lot. mod
oru ON paving. 1900 cash. Ihr'an, usAge
COHSEH Lon On ray.ng, paving phid ou,
WIN give terms, price 1850 cal Gee
CLEAR LOT north s.Ic. cheap fof cash,
NJ Will trade on automobile Dsags
FOR SALE-Good business. vacant lot
close iu. iinN160. OsaEe g02t.
FURED no sELl-rwu ursuutul east
front lots ON frco paving, only is blocks
out real bargain, az fDbl one day only
FINE BUILDING lot on East Eighteenth
only $500 today, near many line ne"
homes call cedar a2Ni.
| FoR sALE--,holco nutld.1g !ots. Terrace
drive addition uU lNrshlng, lnt 49,
block n o. $3.50, Lot ~, block 49, ON
PcrshinR, $3.50, terms. call J." NJ Con
ley. DsaFo sH23-I pr osaEs t2Nh
FOR SATE--Ry owner good lot IN Ter
race Drive addition, viii take Ford as
part payment q, 81 Lltson, Usage lJli'
/ tOR -nLE--Choi5- residence lots on Esst
Fourth and Fitth place 400 and up
Gail Usage ?2G2 Or Osage h362-h,
mVING PLACE-L0t full-size. one block
/ south ot school, Is5O. Abbott a WEIGH
al5 S boulder Osaga 1851,
/ LOT ls. BLOCK ] Mitchell cIoshis
/ owner. Cavsnsugh, McAlesier. okls,
/ NORTH MAIN-Easr front. fuIl-sze lot,
/ lust OF the pavement. 5000 terms Ah'
/ b0tt q Welch. 5lj s. Boulder. Usage
/ 1861.
RlDGEWOOD l0t for sale ~ sgnAs. X-As
cheap, Call Cedar 1880.
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ILLINOIS.
oKI,TiONA
ron aAtr rltrAr.

9oo.ArUE FARM ANn RANCH
This place be- located about ~ miles south
west NJ Meyers okla, which Ia on tho
Frisco railroad In rushmataha county.
i2O acres creek bottom. 100 acres nov
iu cultivation aud balance can hs put in
very easily. other 40 acres Is cut-over
timber land md has fins grass Tor =
pasture, improvements consist VI g.
room painted house, screened. pHporrd.
with Hhinglo root, FarHKu. good rFllsr,
two fur hhtrs. painted. COW rhrd ana
three wells NJ water two other t.roon
houses on this property; onJrs tract
fenced, 100 nctos with hog wire. I'M
utnvemrntHi splendid condition and cost
over fN 500 five Years nEu. and could
not be replaced fnr less than SO. 200 (;
price $4,000 n sold az once, ono half
cash, balance In one. two and thfcs
ys.rs vvtth 60. Interest Addross pev.
nuldss Davis Grocery Co, Fort Smith,
Arh
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hOisfs TOk sAlt IS
NEW five largo rooms. modern. hallway,
hardwood floors, enamel woodwork.
screened In back porch, largo front
porch. gnrugo $500 terms Inquire
3ti2 " Ffih st.
NEW FtNE.UOOM modern bungalow, on
the paving. with oak floors mRntcl.
built In features close 20 school. nu
transportation choose your own dsosru-
ti'ra and fixtures Price tt75N with $500
cash and iib pcr month. Call Usage
.lttsN
ONE 5.ROON and two Groom modern
houses. all three fpr $3.50 good terms.
o. ". uAfrett s0t Hliss pldg.. Cbage 50
Ur SO
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"owN YOUR HOME"

DO you own n residence lot7 We will hulld
house fur YOU following your plans or
we viii furnish thcWi payments uunth.
~ To- suit yoyr purse. consult our build-
tuE department Fidelity Investment
co. O.aEo 9ttb First floor. Security
buldiug.
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MON SIS rrhNlsIn.

FDR EALE-surturban lot. with store
building. located on north side always
rented ihis property; con be bought
cheap and on good terms. Traders EN-
change Usage G7b.
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Personal Property
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

"A LITTLE DOWN on A BIa BILL"
or We take your used furniture as down
payment on new. balance easy we
pay cash for used furniture Hama.
walt Furniture Co, el3 $. Boston Cedar
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Real Estate for Rent


- ~" "''N'' ~ ''''p ."
Flhsr.CLAss. furnished apartment tl5
8 Cincinnati
FIVE ROOM furnished apartment on car
Inc close In. iog IT, seventh.
For RENT-Thrcc-roo furnished apart
ment on South Cheyenne; close IN. suit.
hle for three ladies. CAN Cedar 2t
Monday Ogage 1851,
FOR HENT-rbree futnlshed housrkcep
INK rooms, hair duplex, conveniently
located ans Kenoshh.
ron NENr-M Modern Groom apartment
800 per week g5o2 y Ffnh
FtRNtcHED apartment SIG Il. Eighth.
Nicely furnished t.room apartment.
newly decorated ana remodeled. good 10.
Gallon. Osagc i5ol-l,
FOURTEENTH PLACE. W. 2N-Nicely
furnished Broom apartment Cedar
1855
CALAIS apartment sii s. Elsin first
floor.
Two connecting front rooms. modern Tor
on" 0r Two gentlemen. Cedar S73bsJ or
OsHgo eQ01.
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wANTrD-RrAL ESTATE

wANTED-REhL ESTATE 40
HAVE CASH buyers for house IN stone
hrakcr or Maple Ridge at from $40, 600
to $4,000. tnil at once. Collins & Me-
Cunc cedar 25so.
HAVE $500 down aud $40 per month TO
pay on n home. Cali Mr.. Marks, Cedar
a3st
HAVE buyer with largo cash payment.
wants to buy 3 60 s.rnnm house, worth
the money. Orage 97o7-R
az YOU WANT your bungalow sold, list
II with the Pyle Investment Co. 13o
Iowa nldg cedar 77i0. ossge boO7.
wANrED--.To buy a5 to I0.room house
20 he moved; must be worth the money.
cedar aiia
WANTED-You 20 call Usage 1922 II YOU
want nv to sell your property; we arc
short Of bargains; have n big waiting
list.
WIZ have several honest well-meAning
small home buyers with down payments
Of 800 and $3.50 re you willing 20 sell
your small place this way and get tho
INTEREST," Many house buyers of all
kinds. List with us warren n iazard.
Tuisn's LiyoHt Agency. cedar aasi.
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Real Estate tor Kent



BALTIMORE, S.. laO5-Want responsl ble
couple TO cure fOr home and board
owner during August. Usage l73b-J.
DENVER. - 3O5--F0r rent, woll-fur.
nished house; garage plano, yictr0ls,
Cts'crn, owner leaving town; also g.,
room apartment south exposure.
FURNISHED 6-room bungalow modern
l65 per month. 60 5, Nanthus. Call
Murphy. Osage 2iG.
FOR RENT--FIyc-r room furnished bunga-
low, Morniugsile addition. until OCtO-
ner 'i25 per month oGS-N, care
FIRST, r.. li3i--WNl Share b.room fur
nshod house with quiet, congeHial cou.
pie. Usage 3i9S,
FOR NT--Beautifully-furnis 7-room
house, St9nebraker heights. Call Osags
sl29 between and 4,
FIVE ROOM furnished house, modern, ga
rage. on lltney line 26o2 Federal
FOR RENT--Thfee- room duplex, fur
nished. Osage f2lO-R,
FURNISHED HOUSE
For rent. during month OF August. Bix
rooms, Usage LQgi-R,
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WE BUY Liberty bonds and notes and
monthly payment mortgss-h. C. ".
Ovurton. ii6 S. Boulder.
WILL buy well-secured real estate notes.
l. -. Brooks. 2i2 Security Bldg. Osage
6377,
MONEY TO LOAN on realty, John +, Ker-
rigan, 428 Robinson Bldg,
$500 and 1880 to lend on real estate.
Usage 2oe.
tl,000 TO LOAN on city property. Sec f.,
\ Robitaille, 323 Robinson Rldg, TulSa.
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HOUsEMnLD GO0ns ,

ALMOST NEW APEX electric washer
ss size; also new Torrington electric
sTun sweeper cash or terms. l60s
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NEW GROOM bungalow, bulit-i1 features,
hardwood floors 2-rar galage, easy
terms will take good loti prlre ti20o.
Call TaaFlcy, with Trrwillegef q Ifusty,
realtors. Fhpue OsaRe ti0!
NORTH ELWODD--F Five-room bungalow,
OAK floors basement, garage, corner lot,
east front, this home should SOIL At
once. Prco $3.50, $500 cash. HAM y
sons, rsnge 3
NEAR KENDALL COLLEGE-S I <
ROOMS, FULL Lot WELL CHICKEN
HOUSE. GARAGE, 1850, $40 PER
MONTH OSAGE fs0l.A2lc.J, $3.50
EVENINGS.
NEW GROOM sirietly modern bunga l1w,
east front. beautiful shade trees. hign
and slightly for only $500, easy terms.
Can Ar. Teasley with TerwillegeE &
TruSty. realtors, phone Osags tt9A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-25
Instruction
DANtING AND DRAMATIC
Personal Property
BUILDING MArERiNLs

= BUIlDING MArEKiALs 81
IT KINDS OF used buildins materials
bought and solo We specialize In
Nreeking buildinEa No Job too large
Or small. Can us Tulsa wreokins Co.
ISso y Sixth, Cedar 1910
r. GOOD THINGS To EAT 90
NANNlNG peaches tomatoes and sweet
s,eern for sale, one mile north Mohawk
estlon. @, W, Burkett
ALL JONES RABBfTRY y Il
;,;t,.ED ;,olsEssED RAbBITs. osAGE ss2i.
FkEE-sToNE canning peaches at PeTa-
,,s.ns southeast OF city, Phone NJ, X, rs,
EE,A'CHEs, all kinds ,l.5O per bushei. ono
pIe south OF Twenty-first street, on
eonh' one-half mile east sign on cor