Oklahoma Leader (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 50, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 12, 1920 Page: 7 of 8
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OKLAHOMA LEADER
SEVEN
CLASSIFIED RATES
r OKLAHOMA LEADER
EFFECTIVE AL'OUST 1«. #■
ts to 60 hum '• '"u"lh',H<
fcl^U) lbiMim. per month. V V'{jn«< .
101 Ui 150 line. per mown. I*r Un. S4o
ti! or more line. l*r inontn. per^
.Nunidv'«tli iioMii' ' 'aiei'pleil (or l«
^Th. l v. rale* .r. quoted on .11 dlvl-
.io' . of clu« lIi d Hdvrrii.lns with Ui.
J.cipllon of the Iono«in U,.t "U'l
ESBTlWP Wnntea. Situation. w«nt-
id, Koom.i (or Itent. lluuae, and ri. U
lui Itei.u MmcelUiwoUB lor Sale, Ml -
iSuuneoui Wtlilnl. Uv. SUick. i'ouJtty
Sfj I'etn Tho eltceplKl oiiiMlfciUont
■hall tuka U.., following rate.:
1 any. > «""• """• "c'' !n"r!S!!
u ■ ilkvh, o cciiUt line. eacli l*«wt*ou
C - cents line, each Inbertton
Urcaklng Column Rales.
2 column ad must be 2 Inches deep
a column ad must bo 3 inches deep
\ Slum!. -1 mint b. 6 ta.ihv; d«P
b column ad must be 7 nches eep
6 column ad mint be # lc1}e" tj*eu
* iviiunin ud must be 10 inchoM deep
I SlSmn Sd S"! bell Inche. deep
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ASK FOR CLASS 11- IED DEPART
A MENT
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bllioil pane un utrk'tlj I'll'1'*1 I"""'
t'i|ik'h, mid elicit- al« the bus nes*
it run get along those lines, nut un
del no condition will Jt uccept un J
2d«rtl.o .eut rt}.* e« -de. <*•>-
dri'U I'ruin the right to H"- :
wish to rent jour limine or room*
through the l.euder ''"'X
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SALE HELP WAK'l'Kly..
XTA?rr7rrrtrrur7rnnrT^^ ,j s6,
it iR |8 H6. S9.8& union labeled.
*7'8 * NlAO'fi SHOE STORE.
I'll West Grand.
?£ss Vr.Siiffi'iSE
eaffsss. s^'i'i-ono m.M.
WANTBD-Meni to learn oarM^ wlul,
low tuitionj tooto TO. *u« catalog
learning; ,K)8 g°uwg^' limber college.
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WANTED—Several good men ftv
.hop work: tfj. *SS^Mrm- ^ ° '
Klein iron and Knindry to.—u
wTvrKP— i:f(li'lent prlnlor j
mostly strulBht v
TllekerMin. I'liwhuaka. OKI*.
NEW INVENTION.
souwthlns! Jjsj'jstli11 education and I 8TRAYKli--Small >eliow
r tan win paying position giving nlik; liberal rew
^tearnlng Karam*. "n^.t^hom.
In four eaay of {t,o30 having 1 l,t)ST—Martin pump gun,
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FOR SAM
CITY IIIM KST\'I
SHOE II EPA IKS.
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HOt'SKIlOM) GOODS.
LOST AND F0lTND
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gauge,
" | Ituuui i. nines < «•> ""e half
lnstl- north of Orienta, Okla; finder plea.se
notify P. W. Sharp. Orienta. Okla.; re-
ward.
WE P VI MO UK AND SEUL FOR) LIBERTY BONOS
LESS | All Issues I,ought and sold.
If you want to sell call us; If you ; prices belore seiling.
want to buy ho® ue. J. K. MOOllL « C>U.
li K FLEENOR A CO. J8 N. Robinson. 1'hone M. CJ40.
Auction Bldg.. 227 West Reno
Walnut 1084 and Walnut 935.
Spanish.
Call in person.
Ml'SKAl, 1N8TKUMKNTS.
! i'HONOUHAl'HS at unheard-of prieea.
direct from factory to consumer,
demonstration free; your patronage re
Miiectfully solicited. Call Maple 6607-J.
TAILOBS.
WE ARE ANXIOUS
To buy your second hand furniture.
Will pay cash or exchange new for
U8t<1' DOWNEY FURNITURE CO.
24 S. Robinson. Walnut 787.
WANTED—Boys to rurr>
header routes. Good boyi
$3.00 per week and up. boo *>■
eli i ulatlon manager.
Oklahoma |
ran make |
Ame ringer,
femaj.k hki.p wasted
STENOGRAPHER.
Excellent opportunity for first-
class stenographer, with brains
and ability to take hold of semj-
executive position and push it
over. Apply Mr Hngel. business
manager of the Oklahoma Lead-
10NTUACTING
In U olty.^IBB^*
a re in net:d of cleaning and pressing.
W. S. Pigler. Mgr.
PRISING & SAMARAS
Tailors
We do all kinds of alterations.
119Vfc N. Robinson. Over Lyrlo theater.
20DAKS.
TWO rooms of furniture for sale; «
bargain for cash. 1 West 6th street.
Walnut i!645-J.
ron.TRY AND pi:ts.
BEAUTIFUL. Persian Kitten for sale.
Call at 1012 N. Oklahoma.
EXTREMELY dark yellow ™nurieB;
beautiful singers. Walnut 3-19. lo3\4
W. 6th.
LIBERTY BONDS
BOUGHT—SOLD
Loans on cars, property, diamonds etc.
Robt. Mec. 133lt W. Main, W. 586.
WE loan money on watches, diamonds,
salai ies or anything of value. B. J.
Claggett Co. Boom 240 Hucklns Estate
Bldg., 1044 W. Main Htreet. Maple 3068.
( ll M i l l VND SALARK LOANS
AUTOS, VEHICI.KS \ND
ACCKaSOUlES.
HEfTI
FOR UUICK SALE—Ford touring car
with starter; $500. Call owner Walnut
nu.,. ,
Oil. stock worth double par or more to
trade for closed Ford with starter.
Maple 948. _
IFOR SALE—Buick roadster, practically
new; has run only 1.000 miles; bar-
gain; terms to responsible parties Ad-
.iresM Box 243, leader.
__ DUFFY
Shoe Repairing
at 110 S. Broadway.
I FOR SaLE—-By owner fi rooms, bath. 2
closets, pantry. 2 large porches. ~"*-
crete cellar, garage, work ho "
j house, wind mill ana poWi
Federated Press, ot Which
i Leader Is a Member, Makes
Big Step Forward.
Cable to Federated Press.
' BERLIN, Germany, Oct. 12.—A
I Federated Press of Germany has
come into being. Barked by the
powerful trade unions, and repre-
senting all the working-class trroup'1
of Germany, the co-operative news
: gathering and distribution organiza-
tion of labor was lrtuuched at a ron-
* ''erence here of men and women
prominent in the German 1; bor
! movement. Kduard Bernstein, So-
; ciulist member of the Reuhbtoii,
| presided.
Edward J. Costello, managing edl-
1 tor of tho Federated Presr of tlie
i United States, who has been In
: Europe for some time, and has con-
ferred with labor Journalist* in Nor-
Denmark and Great Britain, as
I well as in Germany, announced that
the Federated Press will open a
Berlin bureau Immediately for the
dissemination of North American
and Australian news in central
Kurope, and for the relaying to the
| United States of news from mlddlo
j Kurope.
Major Sanford Griffith, a New
i York Journalist who was formerly
attached to the reparations cora-
j mission of the United Suites peace
' commission, and M. Philips Price.
Berlin correspondent for the Ix>ndon
Dally Herald, and former correspon-
dent in Russia for the Manchester
Guardian, will b« temporarily In
| chargo of the Berlin bureau.
1 Louis P. Iiochner, news editor of
the Federated Press, at tho genoral
office in Chicago, is expected to
come to Berlin In December to tak«
charge of the organization work in
middle Europe.
At the conference Mr. Costello
further announced that W. N. Ewer,
t - limine. wiiiu linn aim -------- luituei Itl
WANTEtt-Shoes to repair. M. Davlfc llonUil editor of the I-omlon Dully
&0 ; terms. Phone Walnut 4946-R
2320 S. Robinson.
FARM PRODUCTS.
Herald, had been appointed chief of
„ . . . tn the Ix>ndon bureau of the Federated
. . . THREE-ROOM house; 2 lots; close to
HWKLT i'Ol AlOLa. school or trade for acreage. Maple , 1 1 LBS.
Wanted to buy Nancy llail sweet po-| 3Sfi4 L>i:. We t 2Gth street, south. , An Internationale of editors of la-
tatoes packed In bushel baskets; can —- t _. T)ftp,,ru ig to be organized at a
supply puekagt-s If necessary. Write foi i^OR KALE RV OWNER—Apartment * . , . . . „y.,-,-
further information. Mid-West trult house of e apartments; Jour rooms conference of the Federated Labor
company. Muskogee. Okla. eseh; all furnished; three room serv- j>res8 services of the United States,
house and K',r*f®:,h^uJ"fi,.- i. Germany, England, Norway and
riMits will cav for tho plate, tms is ' ...
want to make some other countries, which will take
.f popcorn for sale ,he rpllt8 wm pay for tho place
Hid. . In 25- pound , i,urKHln if you want to ma
... Auiu Wri,m u | wgoariwn telling must buy a
MONEY loaned to salaried, responsible
I too pie. B. J. Claggett Co., room 240
Hucklns Estate Bldg . 104 a W. Main.
Maple 3068.
OIL LAND AND LEASES
60 heads,
for trade for your equity [ -
Address C. H. B., Leader, i
1 HAVE a iiToe lot of
at 10 cents |)«r jiouik.. , .
lots. F. O. B. Fletcher, Okla. Write R-|mon#y,
Attaway. Fletcher, Okla. larger place. Call aftornoont only.
t'HAS NATIS. Iloutt... I .a . 100 ..rings Msi'le (i371. 610 _
large clean garlic. 90c i er string of
FAIOI PRODUCTS.
FIVE-ROOM modern house; close in;
I $3,600; terms Benson and Byrne. Wal
nut 11 or Maple 6720.
place early next spring, probably at
Christiana. Norway.
Rosta, the news agency of the
Russian newspapers. Is expeeted to
link up with the labor press organi-
zations of the western world.
Wpe™s 'emmues TexaV* pl^iSLs To? | aK? mi^'Mli Sunday l^'temJ? |2Bo! j
good car. Phone Maple 2373-J.
1205 W. 1st street.
ALFALFA s$ed fcOR SALE.
FOR SALE
Oklahoma's greatest Airdale "Keen De-
sire"; also pup. 73« E. Sixth street.
FOR Young county Texas oil leases call !
Maple 2373-J. Write 200 E. 10th.
WANTED—BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
FORD Ht )AD8TER
BISss. box 66. ChUncothe. Texas.
FURNISHED HOO^IS.
.MOVING a siieclalty; largo trucks; $1.75
hour; shipping, storing. Maple 4o83.
LARGE south room, all new furniture;
very desirable. 421 East 11th. Phone
Walnut 1308.
TWO sleeping rooms, well furnished, gas
stoves and coal furnace; one small
to bath and telephone:,other J^nje
•k; prices
s; cellars a
fter 6 p. m.
DC RBI N & DURBIN
114 E. 3rd street, city.
WANTED- •BxoavatlnC
reasonable; work first-cl:
specialty, drop card
■ tn private dressing room; hot and
water; garage; mnt"*"1'-" «"'v. W
2408. 021 W.- 13th.
registered Shrop-
. .. r sale at reason-
Rushing. Ada. Okla.
1 HAVE a lew nl
shire spring lamb
able pr.ces.
Route 3. _
l 'Ki; ISTKBKI' 1 niroc boars ready fo-
tervlce; 9 months old; price $2! to
$40, according to individual. Write for
detailed pedigree. H. li. Hsdger, Idabel,
Okla.
FRESH cows for sale. 7 miles east of
stop 6, Norman Interurban at Mlshak.
Anton Hrubant.
HAVE surplus of choice breeding sheep
2 to 4 years old; in
Lambs and
asking for ewes.
and concrete
u'k, call
FOR garage
Maple 7261.
GUARANTEE ROOFING COMPANY
for all kinds of roofing and repairs.
Maple 7488.
CALL J. E. Jones for roof repairing,
sunken floors, leaky basements. Maple
2227.
PAP I RHANGTNG A N D PA IN TIN G.
j PAPER—My r
bring samples; e
pa rrott. 112 West !
hung; samples brought .
• rent; furnace
ellent condlUon.
Id for more than am
All sheep shipped into
Maple i this"state from outside states has to be
lipped twice. Eagle Chief Sheep Ranch,
Avard, Okla.
•ent. 1002 W. 21st.
Careful Baggage for j
HOUSEKEEPING
FOR RENT.
127 West Third i
WALL paper hung; san
Maple 0494.. Tom I'ord.
GOV AN ROACH- Paper hung; paint
lng done; samples brought. Wall
paper lo cents per roll. Maple 26-7.
Night Maple 260. 619 N. Hudson.
pTiNTINgTpaper hanging, calclmlnlng,
'plaster patching ami general repair
work. Call Maple 6107-J.
cpalrlng and con-
voy Won t Itprio.
: •
t XH'KMHHI I) HOI SES AMI
\I'\HTM IMS FOR It INI.
HAUOAIN
Five-room house; furnished; one room
all oak, the rest first class; close In.
Walnut 11. Byrne. Maple 6720.
ANGLO-NUBIAN and Toggenburg milk
goats, best milking strain. Eagle Glen
Goatery. Burbank. Cal.
ANGOR1A, registered goats. J. A. Ward.
Sonora, Texas.
FOR SALE—Swiss Toggenberg buck
soat age 17 months; fine milk strain,
goat, hb t c WiIjIjIAMS
250b So. Robinson.
>1 A( II1M Itv AM' M rl'I.IKS.
Island disc plow;
f. o. b. Texola. D. S. F"
I Okla.
InTp SALE—One 3-bottom, 14-lneh self
lift Jonesvllle engine plow: 3 ex points.
Kood a> ti. VN ; 120 f. o. b. Texola. D. S.
Blair. Erick. Okla.
« VM El) MIS< ELLANEOliS.
I TTANrioT
WILL sell ray .-passenger touring car
in fine running order; for $160 cash.
easy terms. Phone W alnut
BUSINESS OPPORTI N I'llES IN
(ITV.
I WE have
! lowest |
1 company.
a fine line of good used cars;
trices .n Mato. Cameron Motor
11C W. 4th street.
DAL4o Tnn"ifcD0pcMT SINN FEIN ATTACKS
ASKi,1oDr PcEc ,N ON BRITISH POLICE
"I Twenty-five (25) cents per pound, f. o. j
INCREASE IN RATES BE|NG CONTINUED
b. Mountain View, Okla. Just threshed; i
IwrmlSauSI: Addre«'JW. B. KtUu | A MAR II.LO. To*.. Oct. 12.-Trial LONDON, Oct. 12,-Slnn Fein at-
~r I Mountain View, Okla. 0f the suit of tbe Dallas Telephone hacks on police and British officials
Icompany to enjoin the city of Dallas continued yesterday, with the nhool-
froin interfering w ith the collection ijUg Qf one soldier and the kidnaping
,of 100 percent increase in rates, was 0f Warden Griffin from the Cork
TESTED SEEDS ABE CHEAPER.
! begun here yesterday afternoon be- jail.
&da are carefully selected, fore Federal Judge James C. Wil- The soldier was killed in county
ship^ing^so iH°n when vv T Henry, special at-| cork and six others wounded in an
WE have any kind of property you
want. Don't fall to see us.
BENSON AND BYRNE
Walnut 11. 608 Patterson Bldg.
for that you do not have to pay for dirt.
GET ready for winter: swell Haynes
dan 1918; fine condition; make me
offer Dr DeMegllo, M. 131 or W. 4'
Sulphur, Okla. Can get sulphur j 612*West frisco.
water at depth of 600 feet. Come and
look. Address U-Swain, Sulphur, „ATTT™a
Okla USED CARS OF REAL VALUES.
ROOMING houses for sale; 10 rooms, l918 Dodge touring $060.00 mMi
$1,500; h rooms. $1,050; 5 rooms, bar- l9i9 Chevrolet (Baby Grand, new FEED peanut hearts, .
gajti; 16 rooms, $1,700; 40 rooms, $6,500. motor) 1 peanut blanch. The richest, cneapebi
Aflk us. 1917 Oakland, Touring ...
BENSON & BRYNES. 1917 u-45 Ttuick, Touring 660.00 | nut heurt
itnrnaturn seeds and trash. 1 torney for the city of Dal I *. began
-I Write us lor prices on mediterranean I reading a deposition of Mayor Wo-
- ^and miracle seed wheat, winter turf, zencrnft. Claude Nowalin, attorney
" ^'!5hT;V"^rin>"rUbkrfeT for Iho telephone company, rea,l ton
vetch rowden big boll, early webb, lone depositions of cross examination, I
1" I utnr mpbaiio and seed gr —
seed. Our pricei
quaTliy considered.
1TTMAN St HARRISON COMPANY,
''ie'sh*rmai"rTeli<aBe''d"' the company wan having in getting jmea'n the government is ready to
;; materials and labor. proceed with such a program.
Tlie case is being continued today j Three outbreaks occurred In Bel-
tiuc 00 food obtainable. Prices reduced Pea-land wHl likely be concluded lato fn8t last night, after much sniping
and meal 43 percent fat; 31 jjjjg afternoon, attorneys for hot." at police. Police broke up the
ambush at a crossroads.
The only move made by the gov-
ernment during tho day wan the ar-
rest of Father O'Flanagwi. "vice
president of the Irish republic."
anil Mr Henry concluded with depo- 1 Hla arrest, immediately foilowinK
ale right, ;sU(|)ns n( lcttf,rs from the telephone premier Lloyd George's announce-
'company to the board of city com- mnnt that stern measures would be
mls.sloners regarding the difficulty !a(j01,ted If necessary, was taken to
iroi*rty In ! pric.e„.
s part pay- j ' ,
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( VTION AM) INS'IKKTION i1
tl'IOilSHEl) 1101 SI S AMI Ifurthe
A P A It I >11: N TS FO R H i:\T. ^ > 'ewai
l-'IVE ROOM furnished apartment, 1617 | WANTED—-50
West Seventh, for rent October H
per month.
Exi*rienced store manager
r Co-operative society. For
information address Joe Burkley,
okla.
Walnut 11.
dinner; will take small
Oklahoma City or used car
merit, or give easy terms.
A. Beloof, Sedan. Kan.
A REAL bargain in a fifteen-room
rooming house and furniture; close In;
9th street; walking distance; fine loca-
tion.
BENSON AND BYRNE
Walnut 11. Maple 6720.
608 Patterson Bldg.
We have many other good <
. 260.001 percent protein, now $3.50 per hundi
250.00 i Peanut hearts screened and recleai
. 500 OD | for plgeo
1 at l
CAMERON AUTO MARKE'l.
lie, W. 41li street. Maple 5240.
You have not read the day's news
if you haven't read the WANT ADS.
j sides believe.
.... and chickens $4 per hundred
protein, $2 per hundred. The K! FELIX DIAZ ON WAY
- • • • o" — uH{rgbt.
jobbers' Mills, 11 West Eighth
TimNEY Pure bee's honey; dark color;
twelve 6-j>ound buckets, $10; two 5-1
gallen cans, $19. t. o. b. New Ulm.
TO HAVANA;DEPORTED
WANTED—Men of business ability
capital to back the best gen
gas burner for cooking and
ever patented. Scientifically construct-
ed: the last word in burners. See or
write us. Triangle Oil Uns Burner Co.
415 W. Reno. Oklahoma City, Okla^
" BUSINESS OPPOftTl NI11ES IN
CITY.
BAN ANTONIO. Tex., Oct. 12.
General Felix Diaz, ordered de- | NEW YORK-
gatherlngs. •
You know what you want to sell,
but do the READERS of the LEAD-
lER? Y011 tell 'em, and USE LEAD-
ER WANT ADS.
('lnlmlng that great
an<l
THE
CORD tires at wholesale .
grade, fully guaranteed CORD TIRES j j,
at prices equal to and below t
r pill prices. t« Lender readers. Write I
heating I locking Tire CO., 112 W. Grahd, (
City.
... Ulm. Texas. uvuv.H.miP JBL
iicark and Mluourl ap Ported by President de la lluerta, is |competltion between American
and price right; «ar lots on his way to Havana, according to foreign vessels is expected, tho
rs' exfier'ence; reference a ioca] Mexican newspaper, Lfl American Steampshlp Owners As-
flrst Farmers State bank. Rogers, Ark. Wire prenza A dispatch reports he sociat^n has refused the demand of
- sailed yesterday from Vera Cruz on thft National Marine Engineers'
prices to Q. L. Mays
FREE trade courses oTfered through-
out year In auto mechanics, storage
batteries, engineering and we.ding;
splendid auto and tractor equipment, )< K
machine shop. ^urBes also offered hi
mining, chemistry and oil geology. _
Dormitory and dining room accommo- ,.:AST :,„d 10 rr>
datioiia. For catalogue address MEAD furnUure 7 r«omt
JOHNSON, state School of Mines. Jo R|1>;Hl
JftFTEEN-ROOM house f
West 9th; walking distance; ihjs
slon at once: property, furniture and
price $10,25". terms.
BENSON & BRYNES.
Wflnut 11 Maple
theii
| Call hetweer
; W. S. Earn
I Optical 1
„ address MEAD
State School of Mines,
Wilburton. Okla.
PIANO TAUGHT
Beginners, 5o cents psr lessoa
grades pro rata.
Any system taught.
Callr 1211"West .Main for consultation.
STENOGRAPHY
BOOKKEEPING
HANKING ,
HIGHER ACCOUNTING
COMPTOMETER
SALESMANSHIP
Private individual Instruction; day nnd
night school; enter any time; courser
bv mail for those who cannot con
venlentlv attend school; write phone o;
c 111 at office for full information.
HATES-DAVIS Bl 'SI N ESS COLLEGE
209 Weaver Bldg., Main & Harvev.
PROFESSIONAL.
school children to have | BARGAINS In rooming houses, hotels,
xamlned without charge. , restaurants, grocery stores and real
) and 11 a. m. Saturday estate of all kinds.
r, optometrist Fischer's BENSON AND BRYNE
. 210V4 W. Main street. Walnut 11. Maple 5720
Ma pie 1190. j 508 Patterson Rldg.
I RESTAURANT FOR SALE—or lease In
iST PRICES paid for slightly | Hl, Qi| town, A money maker, located
masquerade costumes; evening j,, ti,L. best business block in the town,
silk Hnd wool dresses, coat- letters answered. Investigate at onoe.
Call Walnut 3930. Will | j- <j. Mack. Billings, Okla.
| Ford tourmg car ....
! Ford speedster
Ford s| eedster body
128 West 10th street.
Walnut 1397.
SAMSON trucks, $910 delivered. Sam-
son tractors $95R. Special for two
weeks. Auto supplies and hardware.
MARKER MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY
110 West California Walnut 4071.
FARM AND ACRE T'ItAC''TS._
GOOD FARM.
Twenty-five miles from Okla-
homa City; new barn: stanchions
for 14 cows; room for ti horses,
and 40 tons of hay; hog tight
fences; 100 acres in cultivation;
4u ix-i-es alfalfa land. All good
tillable soli except 10 acres Will
FOR SALE—-If sold In thirty day*
best 10-ncre, Irrigated fruit and '
table farm lu Oklahoma; fenced
• ross fenced with heavy rabbit
Iking dlst
$160 per month, and room for
I family to live; price $7,760
Other! BENSON & BRYNES
cuui to grade, i Walnut 11. Maple 6720
Phone Maple 1765-R -
fter 6; 30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
HOTEL DIREC TORY.
- I LOOK—Bargain Grocery Store.
$100 daily, good location. Bensc
1 Byrne, Walnut 11, M. 5720.
i WANTED—Several head of horses to - ---—7—
pasture; plenty of grass, water and LIST with us your grocery stores,
shade. 500 East A' uvenus
| Pay ton. Phone Walnut 1C43-11.
onoe. WANTED—Ford, tive-passenger touring
^ ! car; 1918 model preferred, will give
<tnin« 1 In exchange an upright piano In excel-,
imt '®nt shape; oak finished. For appoint
! ment to Investigate call Walnut 4247^
LES
5 mile and a half from I.
>od looal market. Write
auffenberg, route C. B<
Ithe Trench ship Flandes. (Beneficial Association for increase
(ieneral Diaz did not oppose be- in monthly wage rates, overtime
ling taken on#board ship, tho artie-1 • rateH 0r for any changes in work-
says, but stated he would continue >ing This decision, which will
to fight deportation. affect 14,000 members of the asso-
ciation, was backed by the United
| DETROIT, Mich. — The Open gtates shipping board.
Forum conducted by organized labor —
began Its second season October :5, They work while you sleep —
I with John I'. Frye. of Cincinnati. LEADER WANT ADS.
editor International Molders Journal.
the ag tlie speaker, Frye spok' on tbe Tho assertion that a woman is old
ifnd A. F. of L. non-partisan policy and[ttt thirty is not borne oxit^ by the
jid was given a gruelling during tho
lm" | discussion period by farmer-labor
[(?J and Socialist speakers.
W. 8. |
houses, restau
Benson nnd Byrne,
itterson Bldg
HOTEL
BROADWAY CENTRAL
OX HltOABWAY AT FOURTH
Steam heated rooms and
suites at moderate cost for per-
manent occupancy.
Phone Maple 8900.
W A NT F D TO It ENT.
WANTED TO RENT—A 4. 6 or 6-
room house; modern or otherwise.
Call A. It. Thompson, Walnut 4842
or Maple 7600 and call for press
iom- | AUCTION 8A
Walnut"" ll! ' ArrTloN h^T held W'ednesday and
MH - I 608
LADIES/ and gentlemen's good, clean, - —
1 used suits. Dill's, 234 South Broadway, j BEST small print shop in town
.— —— money; priced for quick sale.
I WE buy diamonds, ^old n gold^ .silver. | Hudson.
WILL furnish my one-ton truck nnd )
driver at exclusive disiKisal for reg
ular work in city, or will use it out of
town if necessary. C. O. Williams. 412Vi
est Reno.
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
of the most fascinating women
if history. A notable case in point
la that of Ninon do 1'Enclos, thu
.wonderful Queen of Hearts, who
B„y,n, public „ waltj^ was, —t^"^
vent declaration of love.
poe your NV ANT AD In ti,
Elt'S Classified Columns.
gold, silver.
Morehous Jewelry Co., 325 N. Broad-
i way. j FOR SALE—On
j ing and press
; FOR SALE—Joo printing press and fix ness has gi
1 tures M a bargain. John MeDaniel. week. Will
I Cherokee, Okla. | cycle. Walnut 1672.
held Wednesday 1
We offer real values at
i real prices. Reinhart-Afflack Auctiou
or the ; 307 W. California. Walnut 629G.
118 8. —
TRUCKS FOR RENT.
FOR SALE—Good IGO-acre farm. I
miles esst of Noble, for $M00 " "l'l
in 30 days. See R. C. Ar pleby 011 the I
place or W. 11 Appleby at Tuttle, Okja.
•■atr Interest in clean-
; establishment; busi-
rom $125 to $160 per
consider car or good motoi - ^
DR. J. R, PHELAN
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
3«i4 Security Bldg.
Walnut ti'Jh or Maple 4846.
BATTLE CREEK treatments;
Biological therapeutics,
hyoiollierapy, electricity,
Bcientitically employed.
WANTED TO RENT—A farm
I acres near the city for the grain rent ~
j Address Box 555. Loader. ' * ^
1 FIVE-ROOM apartment or bungalow, I reci
unfurnished; steam or furnace heat
! preferred; Will pay the price lor what I
want. Box 112. Leader.
GOOD used
I dren's clot
I Kfcl>u- 1'h"1'
iSEVERAl
I Stanley
80 I Call befon
men's, women's and chil- i
ng and shoe sale. 220 W. |
Muple 460.
Ci A RAGES FOR RENT.
45
50 Grafo
rds. 118
Walnut 4231.
air barber
assage, etc.,
Howards Treat-
SUO North Harvey street.
Maple 7640
ukl.'iJio'nia Oty.'okl,: I WANTKL.-one (U'm.hed
bath and kitchenette, for- c
HARROD— Lawyer. 1041* W. i Leader.
i ELECTRIC
„ 7439-J-
DR W. A. LOGAN. diseases of the
rectum and colon. Suite 6 and 6, 115Vs HOOVER s
\Yut Grand. Phone Maple 8!"
Residence Pnone Maplo 3095. Oklahor
City, Okla
.AN 10I S TO RENT.
Walnut
-weeper. Maple 4131-R.
\Mi BOARD ANTED.
FOR SALE—One General Lie. trie reo
lie.r for charging batteries; A-l com
tion, also 1 welding blow torch, coi
plete; bargain a g. Adkins, 909
Broadway.
M1SCE L LA N L v> 1 S TRAD ES.
I GOOD second mo. gage notes to tra
for Ford car Ad< 1 W. I', i^ead
WAM I.H_ SlSC ELI ANEOUS
ANTED—One to five ar - ads
seasoned oak wood. Address J.
Nighswaiider, El Reno. Ok.a.
i WANTED—Reliable man to furnish ga-
rage and yard on commission by two ,
J expert mechanics. one instructor in
I Rahe's Auto School for two years. J. |
I W., Leader.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OUT
OF CITY.
ROOM
MIDDLE aged couple wan' to rent 3|_
unfurnished rooms for light house-;
keeping. Address U. P., Oklahoma L«ad-
ALTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES.
1 HAVE a 10-20 horsepower engine for
t . sale. It Is a tractor; practically new;
I will take $800 01 trade for auto. It. E.
Hues. McLoud, Okla
i FOR TRA PR—Sterling IH-ton truck,
fully equipped with dump body, lights LATE modi
. and cab, for a five or six-room house good as r
1 Truck is practically new and now selling
' for $6,500 bee it at 3o9 West 7th. Wal-
• ! nut 3584.
PLASTERING.
C. 1« STRAW
Plastering by contract or by day.
Walnut 5730.
C HIROPRAC TIC S
"ED C MILLER, CHIRO RAClGli.
Chiropractic is the only scientific was
\bnoi mailt ic* or
c. of 1 ice 6'1 vVes
1044
DRS. WALLER & WALLER
Man and Wife Chiropractors.
Acute and chronic trouble corrected.
Office hours 9 a ni. to 5 p. m.
402V^ Vest Main. Phone Walnut 6610
EIGHTY acres, 40 cultivated, fair Im-
provements; fruit, good road, school,
mall and phone; $2 500 cash. Addresi
I It 5, Box 18. Edmond, Oklu.
FOR SALE—O. K Furniture store, ex-
clusive Stock; long lease on building;
new oil field. Addresi J. A. Koch, Jen- .
1 nings, Okla.
FOR SALi: 80 acres, witnin th-ae A leal
I of Mountain Home. Ark., u bin, roved
except for ten acres cleated, s, let did
soil, fine- timber and lays web, 'roe
range for stock; would make a1. Ideal
I and profitable home for some ono of ;
I moderate means, and Is a big t.argnln |
at my price of $600 cash. I rr.ist raise !
. 1 «ome quick cash, or you oulo not buy |
! It for $1,000. D. E '" *
1 Rasbach hotel,
hi ti isTvn: roit sti i .
' , 6-R< oM California bungalow, 2 rooms In
. I oak. West 12th. $6.750. Benson and
Byrne Walnut 11 or Maple 6720.
( il \ RBAL ESTATE I OB SALE.
"Big fish are
caught by
little bait"
FURNITURE REPAIRS.
12 LOTS clear, to trade lor truck; block j
I from car line. Maple 1661-11 140J
J West 14th.
FOR SALE—a o room house and eleven
lots; comer of 30th and Harvey. Call 1
Walnut 2966-J.
Read Oklahoma Leader Class-
ified Ads—If you're big fish,
looking for big things, you'll
agree with the old Greek prov-
erb.
NOTICE
0 resiKjiis.bie for any debts
Mrs. N. E. Wood, may 1
Wood, Wheatland.
Tell your WANTS through the
LEADER WANT ADS—IT PAYS. j
LEADER WANT ADS we coa- i
FIRST and second mortgage notes;
future or past due bor,da bought;
money loaned on any security.
Clarence E. Trosyor, 227 W. bth.
SEDAN
Just the thing tor livery; a lsrge
family; swell looking; fine condl
i very cheap. Maple 131
: Walnut 46U4.
FIVE-ROOM modern, Fast 9th; $750
...... ... down, balance easy. Walnut 11. Byrne
15 E. Park. Jdaple 7647. 1 Maple 5720.
L. H. HELSEL
Plumbing, gas fitting and dral
repair w<
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