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The Little River news., 1922-08-30
ARKANSAS CONVICT
 FARMS WIN PRAISE
Apy Criticism Reflects Ignorance or Prejudice, Says Mississippi Officer;
 Completes Inspection.

Little Rock, Aug. 27.-"Any criti cisms reflecting unfavorably on any phase of the Arkansas penitentiary system comes from one of two sources -prejudice or ignorance"
 This is how James w. Williamson, superintendent of the Mississippi pri- sen system, summarizes conditions in Arkansas after two days trip of in spection over the walls, the Tucker and ,Cummins farms, MT. Williamson has entire charge of the prison farms of his state, generally conceded to be the most efficient in the South. Within the past 10 years, he said, the farms composing the Mississippi system have netted the state mote than S4,- OOO,OOO
 q know We have a splendid system in Mississippi" Mir. Williamson said mon his return from Cummins farm yesterday, but before I claim the best system in the world, I'm going to take few tips from Arkans9s. My trip here has done me more good, both practically and inspirationally, than anything I have run across in my whole career
 MT. Williamson arrived in Little Rock Thursday, accompanied by Ash leigh Harleston, president and treas urer of the Harleston Gravel Co.,, Inc, of Greenwood, Miss. Thursday after noon, in company with c. P. Newton, secretary to Governor McRae, he vls- Ited the walls Friday morning the son and MT. Harleston went to Tuck governor Mr. Newton, MT. William CT farm, and Saturday they inspected Cummins farm. MT. Williamson's v1s- ir here was not of ali official nature.
 A Monument to Governor McRae.
 q had heard so much unfavorable comment on the Arkansas farms, ne explained yesterday, that when Il had the opportunity I thought Ia come over and see just what you hao here. When I found that neither the governor nor MT. Newton had ever visited the farms and had no more first hand information on conditions than had, I felt sorry for them. Now I feel sure that neither Governor Mc- Rae nor any other. governor could have erected more substantial mon ument to his administration than the Arkansas prison system.'
 Crops on the two farms, according to the Mississippi official, are fully 30 per cent better cultivated than the surrounding farms.
 "They are the best crops I've seen since leaving the Mississippi delta' he said. "We have better land TOT our prison farms than you, but for the fact that the boil weevil has hurt you much worse, think your crops would compare most favorably with ours. am sure they are quiSe as we'll work ed. and I think they are marvels Of efficiency"
 MT. Williamson was particularly impressed with the morale on both farms.
 "The spirit among your convicts IS thing I didn't believe possible till came here and saw it," he declared.
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The Little River news., 1922-08-30
ACCUSED OF FORGERY
Foreman Man Arrested fer Signing
 AnOther's Name to Check.

Foreman, Aug. 26.-Tom Daniels was arrested here today charged with uttering forged instrument. He is alleged to have signed the name of J. B. Emingson to check for $7.50 and attempted to cash it at the Peoples store here. Daniels was taken to Ashdown and jailed where he be held pending preliminary hearing,
The Little River news., 1922-08-30
CHANGE IN BUSINESS
\. (. Stephens Sells Interest in Model
 Grocery.

Bun White of Texarkana last week
 purchased the interest of A. c. Stephens in the Model Grocery and Meat Market MT White is an old 'groceryman. MT. Stephens will re- turn to his farming farming interests. Bob Thrash retains his interest in the firm.
The Little River news., 1922-08-30
COLtOn Opens Fast.

Foreman, Aug. 27.-Cotton in the Red river bottoms is opening fast. More than 50 bales already have been ginned One and a sixteenth inch staple cotton is bringing P cents a pound here It is estimated the bottom lands will produce about a third of bale to the acre.
The Little River news., 1922-08-30
firm,
Cotton Brings 30c.

Jim Trammell of Foreman was in Ashdown Saturday and marketed a bale of cotton. The cotton was sold to J. M Sutton for Lesser-G Goldman, bringing 30 cents. This was a very good grade of cotton, raised on Wal nut Bayou, south of Foreman.
The Little River news., 1922-08-30
FOREMAN YOUTH STABBED
Attacked by Brother of Girl elk Is Alleged to Have inSuited.

Foreman, Aug. 26.-Son Reid, aged '22, of Foreman was stabbed twice about 5:3O o'clock this afternoon by Edgar 'Bo' McElhGnnCn, aged 19. Ac- 'cording to officers, Mc.Elhannon ac- cused Reid of insulting his sister. A | fight followed. McElhannon welding "a knife. Reid was stabbed once in 'the abdomen and once in the right side Physicians say he may not re- cover.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
Carter County Fifth
In June Compilations

During the month of June there were
approximately 4s competions in fields
OF Carter county, yielding new produc.
ton OF 5000 barrels. There was one
gasser brought in and four wells aban.
doned as dry. In number of compile.
tions, Carter county ranked fifth. The
Usage was leading with LAP compile.
tons yielding new production of as.
$50 barrels, three gasscrs and Is dry
holes. Creek county had % compile.
tions yielding 34,3S0 barrels of new pro.
duction, IL gassers and 10 dry holes
Stephens-Cotton counties had Gs com.
petions with l,2S9 barrels of new pro
duction, IL dry holes and l2 gassers
The okmulgee district had SO com.
pletions, with production of $500 bar.
rels. II dry holes and seven gassers.
The new daily production OF Carter
county during June showed an increase
over the figures for May, with the June
total reglstring 5000 barrels US com.
pared with 4,l56 barrels during May.
New operations in Carter county during
June totaled le0, including sc rigs and
l?+ wells drilling.
Oklahoma fields in June completed
5sl wells with production l24,77O bar.
rels; lol dry holes and 90 gassers Okla.
homa was by far the leader In com.
pletions as compared with other states,
the closest runner.up being the eastern
states with 44s competitions producing
22o9 barrels. rs dry holes and-4i gas
wells. North Central Texas and the
Gulf Coast had 324 compilations, with
7l.742 barrels of production "a dry
holes and eight gas wells.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
DlNGS-SPARKS WELL
HOLDING UP OUTPUT

The +. G.. Dings, trustee, No on
the Sparks farm, in the southwest of
the southwest of the southeast quarter
oil section 30. 2s-2w, Is holding up its
flow at around 500 barrels with the
production coming through about l50
feet of cavings, most of which was shot
up in the pipe when the we'll came in
The ga inch casing was cemented in
this well at 2063 feet, and the top of
the sand reached at 20S4 feet. Gravity
of the oil Is reported at arosnd 80. The
Prairie Pipe Line Company is con.
Meeting to the we'll
There are several other wells in the
Qsaham district due to be brought in
tAlS week which are being watched with
big interest. The manner In which the
Graham pool has staged its sensational
comeback has become the big topic
of discussion in Ardmore's oil circles
due chiefly to the fact that thus far
all profitable development in the field
has been enjoyed by local people who
have exercised prolonged patience
which extended over period of years
and during which results were all but
encouraging. Prices Of acreage in the
area took sudden and warranted rise
over night and the attention of big out
side interests was suddenly created,
with the result that great deal of
acreage changed hands and tests for
extension are now drilling on all sides.
Thus far indications point to the prob.
ability of the Bristow sand (2640fooD
lying to the south and northeast of
production inasmuch as tests drilling
IN those directions have failed to un-
cover the shallower pay. The p. C.
p.ngs well has proved the existence of
The shallow sand to the north, while
results of the -Frantz tests
10 the west will determine the probabl.
ity OF its existence in that direction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
Schermerhorn Bayou
Test Has Oil Showing

The Schermerhorn test on the Tubbl
farm, in the northeast corner of the
southwest of the southwest of the south
west quarter of section 26, 4s-2w one.
fourth Of a mile northwest of the deep
production in the Bayou district, drilled
through fourtfoot sand showing oil
at 2926-30 feet and is now in another
lime shell. The nearest we'll to find
The deep sand TO this test is the Hum.
BILE Oil and Refining Company's No. G
on the Gin farm, in the southwest cor.
ner Of the southeast of the southeast
quarter of section 26. 4s-2w, which top.
ped the sand at 276l feet and is now
waiting on the cement to set.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
Magnolia Increases
Tankage at Cement

Reports state that The Magnolia Pc.
troleum Company is preparing to in
crease ats storage capacity in the Ce.
ment field 100000 barrels, bringing
rs Total capacity to approximately L.
10000 barrels Contracts have been
lei for the construction of twenty.one
$4,000 barrel steel tanks. according to
The report.
The cement field is about to undergo
q revival, according to late information
which states that the Walda No. 5, drill
ed by the English Drilling Company
IN section /, $50, is producing more
Than 500 barrels daily. The we'll is in.
creasing in yield since being brought
IN with initial production of 200 bar
rels. The well is the best yet brought
in in the southeast extension of the
Cement field,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF MEETING

Aotlce Is hereby given that the mayor
"'u poard OF commissioners OF the city
OF Ardmore. Oklahoma. will meet ON ,bs
l4th day of July. 1922. at 7.30 ~ IN
the city hall building in the CITY Of Ard
more Oklahoma, for the purpose ~ "a.
viewing the report Of the board Of m.
praisers making apprasement and an
portionment Of the benefits 10 tha ysE
GUS lots and tracts of land charreahie
with the cost OF the paving. grading
curblng, guttering. draining and other
wise improving Of Street Improvement
district No. 81, same being
y street, northwest from the north
hne OF Second avenue northwsst
TO the south line OF Boundary
street. northwest. including ali Al
ley and street intersections thereon
and IL. street, southwest, from the
south line OF Fourth avenue. south
west TO the south line Of Fifth ave.
nue.. southwest
IN the city OF Ardmore. Oklahoma
Al the said meeting the mayor and
board OF commissioners will hear and
august any and aN complaints and re-
view any appraisement and apport,on.
ment made by the board OF appraisers
as provided by law. and will review cor
rect raise or lower the same. and the
mayor and board OF commissioners will
adjourn from day to day. and from tim.
TO time until their labors are comnleted
AT said meeting, al, persons interested
may appear and he heard
L. NJ. THURSToN,
City Clerk
published in the Daily Ardmoreits.
July I, 10. H. l2 and Is. 1920
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
North Fox Well
Shows More Oil

The Writ Franklin test on the Car.
penter farm in The centcr OF the soltn
east Of the southeast OF the southwes,
quarter of section 90. 2s.9w. one.halt
of mile north OF Fox production. wns
bailed down and is making about ~ .
100000 cubic Feet OF gas and Is show.
Ing an increase In It's oil yield. \ 81.
900 ,o00.foot gas sand was d.'ilr !
through In this we'll at isis.21os fee,
with several breaks) md the oil anG
.as sand topped at 2iie feet with The
drill in IT at 2ls4 feet 10 which demf
Il WA penstlAisd with tho rotary tools
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Kilgore Well
Making 80 Bbls,

The kilgore Ill CoullaEv'1 No l ,n
the Simpson farm. in the southwest
corner of the northwest OF the south
west Of the southwest of the northeast
quarter of section II, ln-jw, has been
completed as, 3o-barreler ia sand at
l0G9-SS feet
Reports from the field states that
the location made by Shaffer. Markin
IN the Talley farm. in the southeast
corner OF section 3, 1n.5w. has been
abandoned and will not be drilled.
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Carter Completes
Hewitt Producer

Carter OIL Comnanys No. on Ire
Waru farm, in the center CT the no,. h
me OF the northeast CT ahs southwest
o! the southeast quar.cr ot section Is.
4s'2w, is making $50 barrels from sand
at 2313.eO feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

The date for the opening OF bids for
the auxiliary buildings for the Soldiers
Memorial hospital at Muskogee Okla
homa, consisting OF one nurses home,
one medical officers home. one vcoa.
tlonal training building and five duplex
bungalows has been postponed to 10 q.
m, Friday, July 2lst. All bidders win
please take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
II. B FELL Chairman,
Soldiers Relief Commission OF the
State OF Oklahoma. l0-3
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Haynesville
Gulf Coast Jumps.

Fields of the Gulf Coast showed a
big increase during the past week in
average daily production with the fir.
ures -at 1850 barrels as compared
with lO2,s4O barrels for the preceding
week or a rise OF $3.50 barrels. Pro.
duction by fields:
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OUTPUT INCREASE IN
MANY OIL DISTRICTS

An increasesof 5000 barrels was uoted
IN the daily production of the fields OF
Oklahoma during the past week, with
the figures registering $4,000 barrels
as compared with $50 900 barrels during
the preceding similar period. The Ly.
ons-Quinn pool shows an increase of
1000 barrels and Burbank jumped 700
barrels. Production by fields was as
fnllaua.
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Shreveport Rises.

Daily average production of the fields
OF the Shreveport Ua) district during
the past week showed 121, $40 barrels,
or an Increase of $50 barrels as com.
pared with the preceding similar pc.
riod. Production by fields:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
SPECIAL HOMIE
Bargains

$500 cash down, balance easy ter,
buys a good six rooms modern home
rlrst class shape with garage, dr,yew,
fruit trees, shade trees, storm cell
chicken yard. ETC., good neighborho
and good street. Would consider
automobile as part payment.
New Modern Bungalow,
dandy new modern SIX room br
galow, fine location, southwest.
large lot, garage and driveway. DR.
SSS5O, $500 cash down, balance sa
terms.
Fine Brick Home.
Good seven room modern brict p,
dence. all built-in features. east fro
nice large lot, garage and driven
good location, southwest. Price s6s
terms on part.
An Elegant 8 Room Modern Home
IL you want new home look at
-ltss beauty. Eight nice In
boms, besides two bathrooms. breakf
room and six nice closets, all bull
FEATURES, hardwood floors. nice br
mantle. beautiful inside finish sara
Tor TWO cars, driveway, etc. nice
raced lot, good location, southw,
Priced right for quick sale. II
want a real home don't miss seeing Il.
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POSITIONS WANTED
HELP WANTED (F'emalt

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., white: to I,
ge OF nome. family OF four. 4
N'e'S " BOX 3ss. Ardm0re. /
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REAL ESTATE

WILL EXCHANGE - Large suburb
home. clear for 80 to 100 acres l.
proved clear Of debt. Yates the Eai
Man. n
$40 CASH, balance like rent buys
home from Yates the Earth man.
TO select from II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

LoST-Bunch keys on key ring and
leather case, Masonic piece No. 1876.
.Ss. Return to Ardmoreite or phone isls
Tor reward. "a
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FOR RENT-Modern cottage, 9li Sec.
ond avenue northwest; business roon
good location, street between Main
and Broadway. Phone 1s9. o d
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LOST AND FOUND

STRAWBERRY mare mule. II hands.
about ,0l hounds branded JHS left
whereabouts. Cali j. NJ Jones' 23Sg r..
sc
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Kansas In.

Fields Of Kansas during the past week
registered daily yield Of $4,000 barrels
or an increase of 1000 barrels as com.
pared with the preceding week. Pro.
duction by fields.
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FOR RENT-Slx- -roo,r house. $500 a
month"; also fourteen lots for sale on
paved street; easy terms. Apply to 403
y street northwest s-S
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WANT TO TRADE-rive passenger car
for wagon and harness. sol G =. w.
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FOR RENT. Sale or Exchange-New
cottage large rooms hall and bath
SIS q street northwest. .. NJ. Redfield.
90
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED--A few table boardets. Mira.
Riddle IL { 4 W. Phone i7ks.i. as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

FOUR room house for rent $50 90 a
month. Also wish TO dispose OF my
furniture. bargain. Apply 3os + ST.
y. T. Ga
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FOR RENT-Flve-r room modern house
with bath; rood location: south front.
Apply sos Sixth avenue. northwest, or
phOnO ~. 90
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USED CAR BARGAINS

WANTED to trade Fcrd for larger car;
prefer Dodge; will pay difference. 4.
q. Box 25s. "A
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FOR RENT (ROOMS)

FURNISH ED--Two room apartment with
sleeping porch, also bedroom. COZ
w. Main. Phone llG lO-3
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FOR RENT-One bed room and two
light house keeping rooms 203 c
street northwest. Phone 2O32.
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FOR RENT-Two new e-room bungalows
with oak floors and built In features
A. c. Bagby. phone 1851. %
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THREE or four room apartment beautI.
fully furnished newly papered, and
renovated. Garage II wanted. Phone
ss4-J 210 Il St., N W. 1O.G
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FOUR ROOM house for rent, modern
with garage and screned In back
porch. Phone 667-J 1913
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FOR RENT-Two furnished. three un-
furnished rooms, close in. See Mat
thews at hamburger stand, 32l A y Il.
1913
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FOR RENT (HOUSES)

Cali 1883 IS
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FoR RENT-South bedrooms, reasonable
422 North Washington.
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FOR RENT. Sale or Exchange-New
modern cottage; } rooms and bath. 3li
Second southeast, Redfed & Gardner
30
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FOX RENT-Deslrable furnished bed
room; close in. Phone 1770-R ga
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-At bargain one Creton
Earn More pop corn and peanut machine
In good condition. Used part OF one
season. w. b. Willis, Madiu, Okla, "a
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED to buy at bargain. one 4 foot
floor case and NH'enai cash rsxs.e.
BOX IA Healdton. Okla. 90
WANTED TO RUy - Meu's castawny
clothing. SHOES, hats. trunks hand
haas etc Highest prices paid Phone
ii20. 1914
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FOR RENT-Small grocery store. Henry
Flynn. phone $50 or lTl2-R s-s
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FOR RENT-Cool comfortable bedroom
blocks Of post office 120 A north
"est' go
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'NH4NiotiED-lw Two room apartment with
~ sieepins porch, also bedroom. COZ
w Main. Phone ll6. 1913
/ FOR RENT-One bed room and two
hght house keeping rooms 203 c
street northwest Phone 2032
FOR RENT-Two furnished. three un-
lurnIshed rooms, close in. See Mat
thews at hamburger stand, 321 A y Il.
1913
THREE or four room apartment beauti.
fully furnished. newly papered, and
| renovated. Garage IL wanted Phone
| ''h-'' -lo 81, " W. l0-G
FOR RENT-South bedrooms. reasonable
Az North Washington.
FOR RENT-Desirable furnished bed
room; close in. Phone 1770-R s-3
FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms two best
sleeping rooms In city Phone 434. 10
FOR RENT-Southeast bedroom. modern. g.
close In also garage. Phone 1854 ga
FOR RENT-F'ive-room apartment. mod
ern 400 y. Washington street Phone
roi' ga
FOR RENT-Cool comfortable bedroom
blocks Of post office 12O A north
"eS'' 9-3
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for ugbt
housekeeping 416 w. Main. Phone
- Sc
FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms. 2l2 northwest. Phone 1859
g-3
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms at
90 ~ washington; no children. Phone
'o4' 9-3
FOR RENT-Four- room APARTMENT p st
u,horthwest' Apply X. Greenberg. IS "
washington 7-3
FOR RENT-Modern furnished apart-
nlehts private bath. Parkylew Apart
'iehts' fhone $40 90
| FOR RENT-Bedrooms newly papered.
not ana cold water. 422 Second aye-
nue. northwest. Phone 3O5. 90
fOR RENT-Two room downstairs
apartment with private bath. r 1877 d
street northwest, Phone 1914. 9-3
rOh RENT-Two-room apartment. cool
and nicely furnished; reasonable: no
children 22O southwest. Phone 1851
9-3
FOR RENT-One Of the most modern
up to date, close iIs room apart
ments in city. Phone r. w. Randoi. 6-e
FOR RENT-Housekeep and sleep-
ing roms, new and modern phone
lssb-R ll3 A St., 5. w e6
FURNISHED apartment close in. ad-
joins bath. Private entrance IL
Fourth Ave, n. w. Phone i9l. 10
MODERN-Well furnished apartment
rooms and kitchenette. close in. Phoue
2l5. l21 B southwest. ia
LARGE, airy, furnished bedroom and
Kitchen, private entrance. Also hem
1861
TWO blocks from Main St. one large
Ded room with two beds for two girls
at SS.0O each per week; one smaller
room one bed at same price Girls or
women preferred. Toilet and bath he
tween rooms. Phone 2l70. Mrs. J. n
Holloway z2O Third Ave, n. w 7-s
WE'LL furnished southeast bedroom
with private entrance, close In. south
west; gentlemen preferred; reference
Phone 1901. "a
FOR RENT-Two light housekeening
rooms furnished. Close in Pbone
5s2. SIs
FOR RENT (HOUSES)
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FOR RENT-Five room modern house,
s275o month. 442 D southeast. Phone
1852 9-6
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FOR RENT-Now u modern bungalow,
rooms. Apply e03 ID northwest 90
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for lisht
o housekeeping. 4l6 w. Main. Phone
-"'A-J. 9-6
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POSITIONS WANTED

POSITION WANTED Experienced
lance Address ses care Ardmorsite i0.s
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FOR RENT-Modern five room house.
Phone 375. 5-s
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FOR SALE-Five room plastered house
Ills ~ northwest II not sold by 18th
VIII rent. fhone 266-J. S-s
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FOR RENT-Five-room apartment. mod
ern 400 y. Washington street. Phone
'"i' ga
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FOR SALE--Nice tomatoes wholesale or
retail A. X. Allen. Phone 20oe r. s-e
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FOR SALE or trade. one piano, one Vic.
trola. Call Mulkey Cafe. N. Washing
ton,
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FOX RENT-Southeast bedroom, modern:
close in; also garage. Phone 1854. ga
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

published in the Daily Ardmoreits
July I, 10. IL. IL and ls 1921