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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14
STO|CAL TARTAR TOWN /.
WIPED OUT BY FAMINE

LONDON, April 14.--The entire
population of one village in the Volost
Vcrchnie Oozlon, Tartar Republic
has been wiped fout by the famine.
This report, made by J. Rives Childs,
of Lynchburg, Vac American Relief
Administration supervisor for that
district, has just been received at the
London office of the A. r. A.
The entire population has now
perished of hunger" writes Childs
Word has just been brought in that
the last four Tartars have died.
Though the A. r. A. on February
| was feeding 301,054 children in this
district, Childs estimates that there
are between 300,0 and 5000 oth-'
ers who are not being reached by any
relief agency and who must depend
on scant supply OF substitutes for
their. lives this winter. Fourteen
ounces of edible clay per day is the
total supply available in some districts,
Bread, of course, is absolutely unbuy-
able, and now even common FERTILIZER
is being used for human food. J.
Il think also that the calm, almost
stoical manner in which the people
are treading the path to death de-
serves to be recorded as showing a
spirit unexampled by any people in
recent years
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
noluding PendetOa Pces and AssOcated Press RepOrs

advances In this division ranged from
. 10 points. Rails were favored 10
a greater degree than at any previous
session OF the week. Gains OF l to >
points accompanied the buying of
Pacifies. Grangers. coalers and truck
lines. but the common aud preferred
issues Of Gulf. Mobile K Northern led
the entire division with extreme gains
OF and s points.
Tobacco and food specialties, also
textiles and feathers. notably tobacco
products, LOose1Wiles. Jewel Tea pre-
ferred and the secondary automobile
issues, particularly Pierce-Arrow conf
mon and Preferred. made substantial
contributions 10 the markets con-
structive side. Sales amounted to l.
$4,000 shares.
Eliminating the coal strike. which
threatened to become an adverse fac
tor of increasing Importance. the day S
general news was distinctly encourag-
ing. Before the opening of the mar
ket cables announced the cut in the
Bank of England discount rate TO tn,
lowest level since July 1914.
This evidence of international
monetary ease was followed by furth-
er relaxation of rates at this center.
Call loans opened at per cent, that
figure applying to renewals into next
week. In private negotiations. how
ever. demand money was obtainable
at 3 "a and even 3 1-a per cent on
approved collateral.
Contrary to expectations foreign ex-
changes were not percptibly respon-
sive to the lower British bank rate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14
FOUR RULES GIVEN
FOR HAPPY MARRIAGES


CLEVELAND, April 14,-(U. P)--
Judge Florence E. Allen, perhaps
Americas most widely known woman
1urist, has four rules for happy mar
riages. They are:
/. The wife should have a regular
allowance. Money matters cause many
divorces.
2. The husband should make q
business partner of his wife. She
should share his confidence In all mat
ters.
3. The wife should be sympathetic.
4. The wife should never nag her
husband. She should work with him.
In the last two terms of court Judge
Allen has tried 397 divorce cases
more than have been tried by any
other two judges here, in the same
period.
Amplifying her four rules, Judge
Allen offers some pertinent opinions
on the divorce evil'' In America.
"Hasty marriages are the most COM
mon cause of divorce. Young people
today marry hastily not realizing the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14
personal responsibility.

personal responsibility. They are
ready to quit at the first quarre,.
Il recall one divorce petition where
the qrarrel was over the naming of
baby. 1t was their first quarrel, too.
recoLciled them.
Women sometimes make the lives
of their husbands miserable by nag
gine."
Most divorce laws, Judge Allen be-
lieves. are not too liberal, but are too
literally administered.
THE longer case is pending the
greater chance there is for a recon-
ciliation." she declared. "Often when
a case is called find that the parties
are made up, and don't want separa-
tion.'
She has reconciled 101 couples, and.
granted 246 divorces.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14
Primary Receipts
OF All Grains

THtlaTl IRVttIPt'
OF All Grains
CHICAGO, April l4.-Primary re-
ceipts-Wheat 694. 900 bushels against
765. 900 bushels; corn $4,000 bushels.
against 4e5.e0O bushels: oats 2se.OOO
bushels, against $4,000 bushels.
Shipments-wheat 4s9.00 bushels.
against 464.0 bushels: corn. 49,. 5.Oo0
bushels. against $4,000 bushels: oats
4S6, 900 bushels, against $4,000 BUSH
els.
Winnipeg Grain Market
WINNIPEG, April i4.-Cash wheat.
No. northern, s1.4i; No. Q. SI.36M;
No. 3, $1.2T rs; No. 4, $1.sO is; No.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14
WIRED uER DEATH

MUNICH, April 14.-tU. PA
smartly- woman leaned out of
a first-class compartment in the Or
lent Express when it, stopped for a
moment at Salburg en- route to Mum
ich. She handed the stationmaster a
telegram and the money to dispatch
It, When the train had moved on the
stationmaster saw it was telegram
from Mile. Marie Lang to relatives in
Paris, announcing her death. The
stationmaster telegraphed ahead to
Munich, The woman's compartment
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14
Chicago
Livestock Market

btNtStWA sAAA htt
CHICAGO. April 14.-(U. S. Bureau
OF Markets. )---Cattle-Receipts 1000.
Active; beef steers mostly 10c to 25c
higher; medium grades showing most
advance; top, 1926 on heavies: bulk
beef steers, s7.50@s.65; fat she stock
fully 1Oc to 15c higher: Gamers, bulls
and stockers, steady; packers bidding
81 down for bulk of yeaIers: IS paid
for few selected calves; bulk stock
ers and feeders, $6.25s725.
Hogs-Receipts, 22,OuV. Fairly ae-
tive, mostly 10c to zoe lower than yes
terday's average; some light weights
25c lower, top, s10.65; bulk $4,000
1850. pigs slow, mostly csc lower;
bulk desirable 100 to -pounders,
s9,50@ 1925; packing sows, 25c lower
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. Fat lambs
sc5 to zoe lower; fat sheep about
steady; bulk shorn lambs to packers
carly around $3.50; one choice load
to city butchers, $14 sorted; few head
native spring lambs to city butchers,
strong at s25' to s26; choice 145-
pound shorn ewes, sS.75.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14

GRAND PRAIRIE, Alberta.--Tw,
complete drilling rigs were movet
over the winter trail to the Pouc
Coupe field last week One was des
tined for the Great Slave Oil Com
pany's property, while the other goe
on the holdings Of the Pouce Coup
Valley Petroleums. Biologists hav
left here to select drilling sites.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14

A Rhode Island inventor has per-
fected new radio device by which
he can listen in" on telephone con-
versations. Nothing new in this for
those who are on country lines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14

When your wife asks you to come
home early because 1--WE got some.
thing want to talk to YOU about" it
generally means she wants to talk
about something she hasn't got
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14

Sterling eased graeticn from yes
terday's hin quotations and few OF the
continental remittances showed more
than nominal changes from the pre-
vious day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14

The Offiscat. in response to repeat
ed questions as to what inspires him
to write poetry, modestly remarks
that he simply invokes the news.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14

We understand that when the flap
pers buy perfume they ask for the six
best smellers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14
Tort and Re-TOrt

He---I can't see you tonight; I'm
busy studying for lawyer.
1She-Why don't you let the old
thing study for himself?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14
ArlDuclxle
BY JUNIUs

In his case, by law defended,
Was his innocence pretended
Is he knave or is he only clown?
What avails it us to query?
The testers sordid, dreary-
His acting tires; ring the curtain
down.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14

was searched when the traia arrived
Mile. Lange was found dying of pois1
ON
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

location very reasonable. 6i3 Kennedy
DANDY OFFICE ana reception room, for
rcut. Immediately Your phone Calls
answered. Come to toi Bliss hldg
FOR RENT Two or four office rooms
over Lyons shucstoro, reasonable rent
osagc slb6,
ron RENr-vcry aouraDo ottlco rooms.
single OF en- suite. Atco bldg. psnEe
FOR REST Cf'iccs single Or en- suite,
very desirable. castle blds. re w.
Third. Phone Usage liA ---..--.-
ron HENr-ono or two offic" rooms'
completely furnished In mahogany.
Phone Osagr $500
SPACE In large. exceptionally l'Hht office.
south exposure. phone and ttenegrhpher
optional, ur would share desk. sos
Mayo kldg, Cedar 1901.
WE NAVE one very fine office Tor rent In
world bldgn good service, inst class
building. Reasonable ront call World
office
STORES Avn ws"...vS S..., 30
BUSINESS LOCATION Tor rent at iit
West First Htrcct. suitable Tor store ot
any Kind. cheap rent Phone Usage
3NtP.
DESIRE to lease building near Main
street, south. for auto business bONlOo
feet G69.M, World
FOR RENT Front part of storeroom, on
Main street suitable tor gents fur.
nishlngs shoe store or exclusive hat
store. rent cheap. Address Aos NJ
FOR RENT- store room. ?lx7b feet mod.
ern building, located s2l West Second
Call Usage l0il.
sTOREROOM s3Kl3s feet very desirable
looatinn for gIoeery store. castle b'dEr
ne w, rhird, osagc ts.
sTpRERuOM fut rent concrete floor
alley entrance only ll07 s. Main
wANTED--TO REST @
FREE STORAGE Phone Cedar 2sii. ce-
dar 2sl5 We move anything, any
storage and Moving Co
TO RENT-Fivc or Groom cottage, on
north side. permanently. Phone Usage
| Two sIsTERs EMrLOYEl ueslrc o
or l-rOom furnished apartment or half
| duplex. Best references furnished. tsll
! cedar 2i0J after o'clock Saturday..
] wANTEr-Lo for service station for
| Caterpillar tire protectors small build
ing or would consider shop space.
Portrey, Usage 3072-J,
! WANTED no RENT-- Furnished house,
three 70 seven rooms Call Usage 1877
| WANTED-On south side servant guar
! ters. VIII pay cash rent. Phone Usage
4 42l1.
| WANTED TO RENT -Fivc.roon, modern
| unfurnished house. garage, must be
good location. osage 1850.
/ WANT to rent unfurnished house, from
nine 10 ~ rooms rent must be reason
able, can OHagr 3129-J.
/ ~ yANfrtsD 10 re,t ss,v,n, nuarinr. by
] gocd rci,,bi. cnIor,d cntinI, S0iN car.
! SVariB ''''''' w
/ WANTED to rent. thrce or Groom cot
! tr ,.W go. so.o '"''N "
| - '''' .--.-a.-
/ NAN TED -- ~ once or '-I""iN W
| hlAhed bHhE allow, WIN garage houln
/ "r s'uih"hsi. ''hHf Nbl
| REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

GLEN STATION
llNr tonmS nnd hteth.Mi tg"n NlH'W'n n'
LhNAoV tcti bargain 40 NaNNN VII
Nluuu cash and terms
VI j. GLASS a 'o.
Cdcar 1854 u,sr Palace rhonter
tuvtNp ptAsp .,.t from, u,. ,,c,,.
mcnt ali modern and up 10 daio fcs
tut.a' , bp,r.In a. &. $50 tgrtnu 4 a.
Ucddin' Rsai Estntc aat Kennedy iUdr.
LIST worm rropsrty win w s clinton
for sale cedar gtqI aib Kennedy
..,,r,,.t, ar., .,,,,,, ,.s.r,,,,. 40. A.,
prapalty g7t0 e. hdn,irai h. on he
upfttot NJ a. NlaNv,u
NEM Ihnn, m'd'ln uuut"uM ,'''ss'H
b"s"mopf nicc ws6t,i buIt In rebi.
ua1s H,y,rt drr1,,tinn. ,asy trfuts
CrJ1r nav
NEW and ready 10 occupy five rooms;
baHomcnt hardwood tiootH' n'anluu
u,r'' t.-.",'' 'h'' t5' @ wv" ''u n,,r ntr
ppI, g. gL0 gsii / - R.ddtp Urai
is.,,t '1aSa k,naca, mi, Gsag. isno
,.'.
RlpGEwOOD buNGALpW, Hh rooms
breakfast room basement, garage anu
nilVt. new hnu np y" ,VNle. me. nbn
& &.u."''1 n. ~. ,,..vV,. f'''y' ~ az, ,,i, a.,
sn,' '-g 'nAn l,n' ~, '' ,snn N'""'"'
80 N'"h'"N "''s '''t' -
-
REAL HARGAtN 81 900 CASH
VIII put you IN possession ~ new,
up4to-datc G-ruom California bun
t"''N'. i",h'.' '.FN'i'. ''. ="
l,S'sloten uNul'l' ~ uaIu
wood uugtH. WahirL aee"rHtru,
nel,,.,h d."tGrra anH ..,,c1 H,rs,",9',
A. j. JENKINS . SON
Room b2s Mayo nldE. OHngo i30G.
gfy up,,M duti,v s.ui,nrv tnitot yarnVe
hy,n y'sIIs' .a.t fr,nt cnrusr iot
~ Goo tsfo c,sh psngc 6q6t
-. ..------
Hl.ltNl'lp new b.l"nh mousse, w bnuu
location huililn FEATURES aN.hV, NE'vuo
cash, balance monthly pshge 32ee'
In. nru 49,, ySr ,or hn,T"S haTc, sSno nr sna
n,.trs ssu n,,r'r os.gr' an
- =
S',N llinlpl' hunkaluW Nv. ln"',H ." 10y, ,,t'
" l"u'Ih hhseul'h' lu' 'hhTr n'", iuaa'
tSo0o ga.h h,rsSir can g. ueG.
1in unsI Estnts a9a ISrnnadv uldg
ossg, tgoO
] ,,.,,,.,,a,i,t, .i...,,.,.
uorcb onk tia5r.. built in fost1rSs
/ large basement coordination furnace e
garnRc drive on pAvrment lood 10
cation only SO 300 terms Mrs Hon
derson Oangc S7O7-R
! aoi'tIt sint, hun,aIow "a Eoo- flv. iary,
so%s nsnI"l ,i an pu, ~ ienJutSS nd s,,ans sno
nS,y oc"rsiiops ans patnt "" Id..i i"cs
ton. WIN take well located lot OF
| apartment site as first payment CBtl
Johnson with Patton Mc'Uy. Cedar
gGIl or residence Cedar bsi.
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FOR SALE o. trade cheap. quick sale,
two 9o-acre tracts. one t0-ecre tract,
Virgin soil. Cherokee county. call at
l0l A. nomldnr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

FOR SALE--Mahogany dresser and chiffo.
rier. gxi2 Wilton rug. good condition.
g04 t. Eighteenth. Usage 4Ols
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TWO STORY
MORNINGSIDE

Beautiful two-story home on one of
the best streets OF this very desirable
section. Has large living room, din
Ing room, kitchen, breakfast room,
enclosed porch on fltst floor Four
good sized bedrooms and enclosed
sleeping porch on second floor. The
bath, recess tub and pedestal lava
tory, large closets, mirror doors.
French doors, attractive light fix
lures and decorations. Oak floors
throughout house. Very well built.
storm -sheeted and weather-stripped
Basement under entire house, fur
mace, double laundry trays, fruit
closet. coal bin. clothes chute, ce-
ment porch. double car garage and
modern servant quarters. Out-of-
town owner says sell for St5,600, for
short time only. We consider this
the best buy on the south side.
w. FRANK WALKER
REALTOR
Usage 401 1921 South Boston
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UNt'rTfAI. BARGAIN IN the 1900 block
Etst thirteenth street. G-roam modern
hurr.IbW FOR sale. small payment duwn.
Eif terms ON the balance can Cedar
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ANrED-VAcAST LOT
Epulty In baroom. modern bungalow to
trade Tor smaller place or vacant lot
phon" Cedar $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

FOR RENT FlNr-rouM house. 1glb su.
St Louis, nL0e garden spot. good well
water
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

DANDY OFFICE and reception room, for
rrut, Immediately Your phone calls
answered. come to tOi Blss Hldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

FOR SALE OR TRADE nY OwNEk
Equity In three bungalows, all well located
and bringing good rent WIN trade all
or part Tor smaller property, vacant
lots or acreage, VIII sell for small cash
tsy6a"eh,7 oaaS piEGs Ys {N''' bii'Ss ,.ge gre
1893.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

We have far sale vacant lot b0xli0. In
east part nf city. two blocks of pave
meut PRICE only $500 f25 cash and
slb ber month. THIS lot win be worth
doublc Hhis price within next Is months.
tAary 1ih uf H5l
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KIpGEWCDp LntEe east front lot well
located. bSautiful shade. owner Osags
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avn MORE Tor your second nard furni
M, Gall Blue Front Furniture Co
OaAge 1880.
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FOR RENT Two or four office rooms
over Lyons shocstore, reasonable rent
Osagr glbg
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

'ppA FOUNTAIN, confectionery fixtures
located In Tulso Must be moved soon
VIII sell for balance due Small cash
payment. balance cash payments write
or wire Grossman Fountain company
Dallas Texas
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TOR QUICK sale az a bargaln furnIture
0f an s.room house. Call sl7 w Third
srroon saturday ana Sunday. Usage
1880
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MIsCEILANFOrs ron sAIr a,

MiscELLANEors ron sALn ds
Hn,h collapslhle Fo-cart. In good con
fs.uoh. Price IS Usage 9O2s,
'oH SALE--Exueisior ior packing pur.
fVses' stock always on hand. osagc
,sl,s1,
sALE-lvory wicker baby carriage
NJ sanitary cot with pad 2lO y.
'oh SALE-Two new extra heavy builT
yviWs snl1ed ilber, general purpose trunks
CsW sell Tor less than wholesale price
-ssn Hotel Boulder room Q
HlNcoATs--CiuarRnteed waterproof
wan: Rubber Goods. 400 s. Boulder
1stS ~ ironer and electric washing
A.. ne now Cheap for cash; also
bs6 WIG sweeper ANA white enamel baby
Usage algs-R.
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F5R sALE-seyen. rooms OF furniture.
cosh. must sell. house for rent cheap
ronI close in. Telephone Cedar 3G7.
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FOR RENT-SoutheaE 5-room. modern
BUNGALOW, reasonable rent Usage
sV4k.K
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FLATS AND APARTMENTS i6
LATlMER. T.. i25--For rent. threo 3-roou
apartments. reasonable. Phone Usage
42l8
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

OFFICES AND DEsK ROOM 10
DESK ROOM or one hplf of office, good
location. very reasonable. Gia Kennedy
N'dC
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WAu0GANY living room suite for sale.
can Usage si03-R.
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FlNE-BOOM. modern dupicN house Tor
rent. near college full basement Phone
OSagc alg3. 2ll Cole BIDS
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
lots FOR sALE ~
ONE wost front lot. North Main, Price ?
$1,000. owner, Osage Jbai,
ts60--East Highland addition, on AZ
mirsl, good high lot, south front. only
half block from pavement good terms.
oaago as.
sac OR $50 and SO per morth b,ys a
high lot overlooking city, close 10 car
line and paved road. low taxes. acc gas.
blackburn Rrooks, cedar itSa.i7it
LANDS AND FARM ron SALE ~
ARKANSAS.
FOR SALE-Eight Baxter county Ark,
farms near Missouri line, halt eultl.
$3.50; third interest So. tfnmediats
poasoHslon, W. i, Carter, Oklahoma
Cuy OKLA, "
CALIFORNIA
ron SALE-Gcnticman's home In south.
acres. S5p iis' $500. 'o%ooS.. Ibe%utifuily Kept. Box
6i7, Escondido cal. -------.
MISSOURI
MissouRi--iB down. IS monthly. buys 20
.acreg truck and poultry lana, noar town,
s@pFain sp iist. % Box s5 Mount veruCn. iii.
OZARK FARMs-M Missouri and AtkHnsas.
from 20 TO 2O0o acres All orlces from
i2oo up. Come IN Or wrlis, The Nss.
Osage 656t Residence Usage s6o6-R.
OKLAHOMA.
AN IMPROVED 40 acres, 81 miles from
dam site on Grand river ~ miles
from KetChum 30 acres In cultivation,
good well and good spring all fenced
Plenty wood good school walter
walker, Ketohum, okla.
A GUARDIAN SALE at tho courthouse
at Anadarko, Caddo county. February
8 Rt 10 o'clock In tho morning on the
following described land; The north halt
Of section 20 ana northeast onc-uunrter
OF section 49, all IN town s. north range
o. west Caddo county. okla. Tho north
east uuo-quartpr Of section ~ goes for
cash In hand aud drilling contract while
the northwest Of 20 and the northeast
ot 90 goes for cash. bonus aud s-year'
lease. y. !. McKenna, Guardian ce-
mont, OKLA
FOR SALE o. trade cheap, quick sale,
two 9o-acro tracts. one t0-ecrc tract.
Virgin soil, Cherokee county. call at
lOt y, Boulder.
wANTED--REAL ESTATE ~
HAVE BUYER for house IN Morning
side or nroadmoor. W. ,. clinton
| PEEHLEss first.ciess condition, 70 trade
| tor city property. Usage I7lb.
/ SEE ME for good trades town property,
| farms. Missouri, Arkansas. Oklahoma,
Anna A. Muster. as Security Bldg.
| Phone OHage 226i.
| WANTED--Your equity In a good modern
| lot Rs first payment an Groom, nearly
| modern bungalow In Kendall. Address
box i7i-M, world.
| WANTED-Five TO 2O-aero farm, on pave
| ment, with or without improvements.
] WIN give practically new car az part
! payment Usage sat4, 90a ". Second.
l
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GIEN STATION
Five rooms and break kfHHt room. basement
lhNtoO fcct o. bargain at s. uuO. wit
81 600 cash and terms.
VI j. GLASS a GO
CdcHr 1884 Otsr Palace Thontef
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NOUR Own TERMS Excellent b-room
bungalow. southeast slide. owner,
pHese s21s a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

repairing. retinisning. up.
hoIstcring, enameling. done right. Price
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28
LoTs ron SALE

IRVING PLACE building lot, on the paw.
Ing, full size. ~ 900; an ATTRACTIVE
building site. can j. e. Heddin Real
Estate 1874 Kennedy Blig. OsaRe 1900,
LOT-Close 10 car line. high and slightly,
overlooking city cheap Fas, monthly
payments Blackburn Brooks. Cedar
lAhl OF VIZ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

PHONE osAGE cas-
TULSA FURNITURE REPAIR SHOP
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

$40 CASH t2i pcg month. buys nobby
now % room cntfurH. located on the
FyhoraI paved road fuli lot paving
rully paid. can DFnEe gLkE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

riTVNfTTRE repairing, refinishing, up
boIstering enameling done right Phone
0sago l36 Tulsa Furniture Repair
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

We refot old felt mattresses, all
work guaranteed Porter Mattress Co
phone Usage 1885,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-28

600 cash. brand new and
ready 10 move In, one Of the most
handsome bungalows on south side, five
large oversize rooms ana breakfast
room, unusually nice floors, beautiful
woodwork and decorations. French
doors, massive mhntel, basement with
combination furnace, garage and drive
Fun Size corner lpt IN highly restricted
location. special price, 1850. can
Cedar lS2l.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06

In order to spread the bargains we
are offering among all of the people.
we have arranged for especially easy
terms Of payment during this great
removal sale. No matter where you
live-your credit Is good.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
H0PELAWN

There will be a meeting of the
Exempt Fremen at the Fords fire
house tonight.
1t is reported that the building
Of the new addition to the local
school Is to start at once.
A drill was held here last night
BY the fire company with practical
II all the members present. One of
the fire MIGRANTS was tested on
Julenth street.
Much complaint has been given
about the condition of Florida
Grove road between New Brunswick
avenue and smith street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
DELIVERIES

Any goods purchased during this
sale, for which you are not yet ready
will be gladly held without charge
and kept fully insured-Come IN and
make your selection today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-28

ELECTRIC MOTOR For sale. 4 h.p.
A. O., IiD-220 volt. Worry reasonable.
H. X. Cam. a07 woolsston street.
Phone 1909 r.