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l'ULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1020
RECAPTURE NEGRO
AFTER 11 YEARS
Had Enjoyed Freedom for
Lour Time After His
Escape From Jail.
ARRESTED BY DUCKET
Local Detective Hecorcnizca
Man ChnrKuil Witli Cattle
Stealing in Atoka.
Ability of vnen officers lo re
member tncriH nnd rr-ooirnln crimi
nal your nflrr tlw oommlwiltin of
an nffanxo vvns clrmonMrHtrd In thin
rlty Ihli week when Crlt Quirt, u
nrjtm, wm nrrMlcil by Wultcr
lJucket, local ilrtrctlvn, nml turned
over In Atoka county uullmrltlc",
for trlnl on Iho ibuiKn f KtonllnK
nine bend of call In in that county
1 1 visum nKii.
nuckcil Irmt Wednesday iww u
nrcro In Dm Mayo hullillm; wlintn
hn believed ho liml known us n iniin
wanted for n rrlnin ami after tiilklnir
to Dm mini, who linn broil IivIiik In
Tulwi or ncvcntl yearn with bin
fnmllv under tho iianm of (IcorK"
1 1 n i r Ik, obtained a confeuudon that
the. nian'n rcnl nanm won (Jiilrt, ami
that In) rex'itpoil from thn Atoka
county Jnll In 100S wlllln waltlnft
trial for ratlin atoallnR. Tho tloteo
tlvo wiia for ncvoral yrnrn n. pence,
officer in unit about Atoka, and ro
memberlnc Quill, whom ho had not
rrn for 1 I yrnrn, nr thrcn yrarn ho
forr tho rniiimlnnlnn of tho nllrnuil
orlnir, nmdn tlio nrrcat In thin rlty.
Krltlny innrnliiK Hhrrlff Hubert O.
Hunipter of ,ltiku county nrrlvrd
In llil.i city and rrtiirnri! Quirt to
that county for trlnl on Iho original
chiiiKf. (Jillrt 1 in n miitrlcd nlnro
chohiiIiik Jail and han a wlfo and two
children IIvIiir In thin clay, nnd un
der Hie tiainn of Hnrrln had for
ninro than 10 yrnrn ovndrd nrrent.
The wlfo ami children, nerordlnK to
Duckntt, did not know tho mnn'n
real iminr.
REPORTS S. A. GROWTH
Muff Officers llctuni IViuii Dnllnn
(Niiifcri'iiiii With Kni'ouniKlii
.AllllOlllllVIIICIItM,
Rrportn luado at tho Salvation
Army ntnff officer's conKrcnn In Dnl
lnn May 28 -J mm 2 hIiowciI u niarkod
Incrcano In mrmhrrNlilp, flounces,
meeting and proportion through tho
cntlro (inuthwcHt dlvlnlon during tlm
pant year, accordion to Commutiilatit
O.. T. JuiiiiHOn of tho local cltldel,
who returned yentorduy, Tho record
of tho TiiIh.l H.ilvatlou Army wu
pronounced mm of thn bent, an tho
cltldcl InNt year raino Into poch
nloii of tho tnnnt coniplotcly
equipped building In tho division, uc
qulrod rt full ntnff of nfflcern, nold
more cnplcH of tho "War fry," tho
national weekly, than any other
southwestern citadel, nnd muilo i;cn.
crul proft-resa In all departments,
Tho congress wan 0110 of tlio
largest held, 200 offlcurn and repro
ncntntlvrn being In iiltcndancr, Com
mandant Johnxo nnald. Other mem
bers of tho local delegation worn
Corps Cadctn ltachol Thomnn and
Melva HiiKcoui nnd young people's
sergeant, Ana Wllkerson, l.lout. Col,
fJeorgo Wood wan In churgo of tho
congress, for which Colonel, daunt -let
of Chicago wait tho principal
speaker nnd thn UhlcaRo stuff band,
which plnyod In Tulau, furnished
tho music.
llaiidnninn Krcd Wooclgute, a
member of tho stuff band, will bo
In Tulsa Hunday and will glvo srv
erul ieleotlonn at tho strcct'lucellng
ot 7 o'clock Hundny evening and at
tho hall mooting nt 8 o'clock.
TO GIVE BREAKFAST DANCE
Dliiner-ImncrH ami DaiiMant Ti,i
1 41 11 In tlio Slutdo by l'.lks.
A breukfnnt dnnco staged under
tho auspices of tho Klk tmtortuln
mcnt committed will hn on Innova
tion In tcrpHlchorean circles In Tulsa,
according to an nnuouncomont inado
yesterday by Jaok Uolfuud, chnlr
innn. Tho matter ot holding nuch a
dance wan put up to tlioso attending
the noclal meeting Thursday nlKht
unit unanimously approved. It wilt
b hold In tho iiark at Hod Fork
oomo time In July. Tho dnte of July
In HUBRCited becnune It follow n
Hunday and will In Knelt bo a holi
day. Dancing will commence nt fi n, m.
nnd end at 8 a. m. Ilrrakfnnt will
be nerved thosn pnrtlclpntliiK.
HKLU TAtJS TO AID CllirilCll
Italso I'uil.i Sat unlay for t'nlon
Community Cluinli Urn;.
"Huy n tiiR nnd nnvo a noul,'" will
bo tho slogan for tho tag dny nnlo
to hu conducted Haturday, Juno !,
for, tho I'nlon Community church,
on Kast Klelilh nml AYIieellnp;, The
purpoo or tho church In to give ma
terial n well iia nnlrltual hnln ami
elotliltifi han boon furnlxlied ilurlnK
tno pain lew inonts to 11 children
and two widown. Of it Hundny
school clasH of 21 nrhool Klrln which
meets on Hunday morning, only two
hud over uttoiidod u nlinllar claiw
uofore.
Hov. Mntthewn In pastor of tho
church and Alrn. Annln Painter, city
mlhnlonary, afnltita In Hunday m'hool
nervlcdn. Mrn, C. H, Jtono In church
treaiiurer. Mrn, Jou. O Kavanaueh
anil Mrs. C. 11 Tongue will have
chnrgo of largo to.vnis on Saturday.
SxaKcr In III.
Dr. .1. It. (Inmbrcll, prenldent of
the fiouthorn Uaptlst convention,
who was scheduled to apeak at tho
Vlrst HuptlHt church ut an all-duy
te-snlon on Sunday, Juno 6. will bo
unable to keep Ills appointment be
cause of Illness. Hov. W. C Ander
son Bald yestorday. Another apoakor
may bo fcecurcd lis a aubntltuto. Sub
Ecrlptlona and pledgc for tho 20,
000 needed for church linprovo
menta will bo taken during tho sor
vices Bilndny.
Will return from tmt gnidunto
nork .lunu II much Uutcr pro
pared to hori jou,
Dr. ARTHUR CAMPBELL
Eyt'i ll'. Xnno nnd Tliront
Kncrlnllht
737 Miijo Iliillillnc
T
Manor Evam' Mimical
Appctilc Ih Partial
to "Jazztimc" Mimic
Mayor T. II. Kvalin In not n
I liuMi n t lr over no-eiillcd i hmiiiI
mimic it doein't put pep into Inn
feel nr mako hln blood tingle with
n rl If ir In I nr natural exhilaration
H'n all light for thone who like
P. but an for the mayor- well, It n
all right for him occnalonnlly
very ncciiHiijiiiilly. Me wantn to
h'nr j ii nt enough of It en hn may
know that the tnunl'lann really are
(apahlc of playing It
The mayor aired hln munlrnl
n'lillineiits at the I'liminlwilmi
mieiing yenlerdny morning when
approval wan linked for band eon
lerln to Im given thin ml rn niT In
t'entrnl park by a JUNenllo blind
of H plecen.
"Can the,- play jural" Mayor
I'iViiliH nnked.
When It won niild Ihny eould -and
would iho matter wn ulok
ly nettled.
"Tell -eni in mako It snappy,"
he admonished.
These concerts will not Interfere
with coneertn to be glevn under
nusplees of the Junior ibamber
of cotnmercn thin Niltumer
FIRM TAKES OUT
4 BIG PERMITS
Residences to Cost From
$30,000 to $70,000 Arc
on Program.
Permits for tho construction of
four residences cimling a total of
JSOn.nno were lawiieil fiom the offli'o
of the city building Inspector yester-
uay aiiernoon in inair nros., archl
tectn nnd IiiiIIiI'tm, Thn bulldlngn
are an follows
Itenlilenrn for Oene Mennhnll. 1402
Mouth (lulhrle, Rn,000.
Henldenco for Jenso Klnstnn, 2I0J
Hnuth Madison, $70,000. Mr I'lns
ton Ii vlco prcsldont of tho Mid-Co
compnny.
Itesldenco for Wllllnm fllnhop,
iiroprlelor nf the If, (.'. Waffle
houses, 210.1 Houth Lewis, .10,000.
Itenldence for lllalr llrns,, corner
of Twenty-second and Mndlnon, 30,-050.
SPEAKS TO R0TARIANS
'Irlclirr S. lirix'kiunn, liitcrnntlonal
loniler nml Ornlor Will Talk uu
(VinilllloiiH In 1'ar I'-aMl.
Fletcher H. Ilrorkmaii. former
national secrrtnry of the V. ,M C.
A, of China, nnd one of tho world's
greatest International leadern, will
address ni. open meeting of tho no
tary ruin in me private dining room
of Hotel Tulsa next Wednesday
noon.
Mr. llrockmnn arrived In Ameilca
recently from a tour of China, India
and .Inpnn. Hn will brine an Intrr-
eswng mcsmgo or conditions In tliu
fur enst, Mr. llrockmnn Is a co
worker with John It. Molt of Now
York.
Letters have been sent out by tho
noinry ciun nsKing that reorva
lions be mndn so tho proper hum
her of platen nay bo laid
LAY CHUnCH CORNER STONE.
NcI Fllflco of I'nllnl I'rrwbylrrlans
Officially llcgini.
At a meeting of the board of
deacona of tho 1'nllcd Presbyterian
church held Thursday night it was
decided to lay thn corner stono of
tno new chtircn nulldlng. which will
bo constructed at King nnd Chey
enne streola nt :t o'clock on Hunday
afternoon, Juno 13.
Hhort addresses will bo delivered
by Dr. C W. Kerr, pastor of tho
Klrst Presbyterlnn church, and I)r,
J. W, Abel, pastor of the Klrst Moth,
odlst church, nnd entertaining musi
cal numbers, both Instrumental and
vocal, will bo on Iho program.
Tho new houso of worship will bo
modern In every particular with a
seating rapacity uf about lioo cpr
sons. Tho present church Is located
nt Cheyenno nnd Cameron streets.
Hcv, Chnrles H. Newcomb has boon
Itn pastor for thn past four years.
Ho bus just moved his family Into a
new parsonngo recently completed
on King atrrnt.
SWAT CAR THIEF
PLEADS GUTHREY
State Auto Club Urged to
Stamp Out Menace to
Motor Owners.
II Iter I i I Ii r y miring soereliirr
of Iho Automobile club, made an
urgent appeal to the club to help
sUinp nut unto thlsvery during an
address lufnre (hn elub at It tegU
Inr weekly luncheon In tho club
loom of Hotel Tula i vesterdav noon
Mr. tlurthrcy recommended Ih"
employment of two competent law
yers at salaries uf &,000 ea Ii. and
pilvato itotcctlvc to tho amount of
(10,000. Ills plan Is to nssess each
of the l,oo members nf the state
association MO, and Hint tills money
be used not only In preventing or
prosecuting auln tlileveiy, tint In
ptepnrlng road maps and for other
Important purposes. He proposss
to make cwry count v commissioner
In the slate nu honorary member
of the unsocial Inn
Weather bulletins" giving condi
tion nf ruruls nut nf Tulsa, will prob
ably bo Issued by thn ueither
burr. in regiilatlv. beginning in a
limit lime, he said
TAKE CASE FROM JURY
Dlnnilts llamagn Null and Order that
Proceedings Im Taken llrforo
Main Compensation lliunl.
Asking damages nf 106,000 for
personal Injuries received at Hand
Springs July in. 1017, when caught
between fielght cars, suit was begun
befiirn Iho Jury In superior court
yesterday b John .. Newhouso, in
charge of a switching crew for tho
Kami Hpilngn railway, against that
corporation and tho Krlsco railroad.
After taking testimony In tlm
case, Judgn I,. .1. Martin sustained
a motion of Iho defense that tho
case bo taken from Iho Jury on tho
ground that this court was without
Jurisdiction and that Nowliouso
should petition the stain working-
mans compensation board for re
dress for hln Injuries.
Newliouse claims (hat ho was as
sisting In handling cars when cnught
between a ilcfectlvo sand car and a
freight car nml crushed In such n
manner as to paralyze hln right
arm and permanently InJuro 'him
fnr the remainder of his life. Hn
alleges negllgenrn on tho part of
tho Hand Hprlngs engineer of n
switch englnn because of tho mnn-
nor In which thn cars wero handled
and on tho part of the Krlsco com
pany In allowing a defective nnd
heavily loaded car nf sand to bo
put Into use on the railroads of Iho
country.
Will Invest Million
Dollars in Tulsa Loans 1
During Present Year
That Tulsa real estate In ion
sldered a gold edged InNeslment
by outsldo flnanilers was evi
denced yeslenl.iy In a statement
ly a local contra' tor thul r red
Htnvens, a Kort Worth oil man, i
has announced his Intention of i
Investing prnrtlially 11,000,000
In Tulsa loans this year
''lulsa Is the best town in (hn
country," said Klevens upon thn
invasion of a recent visit here.
"Ms slnblll'y la Insuied becaure it
will alwas liivMhii capital uf thn
oil world. . Il Is building upon thn
solid rock of permanent prosperity."
LITTLE TOT LOVES TO DANCE
Kimdiii-KH for tlm Kootllghts CosIm
Her Kntlicr 11 I'luc.
The dancing proclivities of little
Mary Mcl.eml, lom man tnreo years
old, is what brought trouble, to her
father, Walter Mcl.eod, owner of
tho show now playing ut tho nroad
way theater, accnullng to a state
nmnt made yesterday by him In
explanation of the causes leading to
his arrest here for violation of tho
stnto labor lawn. Ha was fined $10
for tho offense when hn cnteied a
plea of guilty upon hln arraignment
before jusllco 11. .1. iiray, inursuay
"Mary Just loves to dance unci we
sometimes humor her," said her
father." There Is no money consld
nation Involved, All my children
are theatrically Inclined. They
can't hr.tp It because they are
reared In Iho atmosphere of tho
theater. Tho little girl feeli bad
when wo don't permit her to clanco
before tlm public nnd that U nil
there N In It."
Mcl.eod denies thnt ho wnn ever
nrrested In Mnskogeo nr anywhorn
Hummer lilnilrrsarirn
Klrit I'lirUtUn church, cornr Ninth n.l
ti.il.l.- I'lt,, .InnM 1 In .lulw -It
J to 11 . III.
It intemit.l can
MRM. katiiaium: linrsTON
Phone C(tr 10::, Ul B. Cincinnati
LARGE PUMP COMING
L';',(HH),(l(iO.(.nllim Aildlllon to City
Water l.itilpmcnt llc-aily In Ship;
Nu I 'ntinihitluii I'nr It.
Tho city's new :'2 000.000-gnllon
water iump Is ready to ship, accord
ing to word rri-c'lved from the AlHs
Clialmers company, manufacturers.
The lily commission Is In a 'iniindn
ry as to what step lo take next. A
special foundation Is rripilred for
this pump, and It has not yet been
started. Hummer is coming, and
with It an Increased consumption of
city water The pump now !.i uso
Is getting old. nnd has a capacity nf
only 7.000,1100 gallium dally. It In
now running to capacity.
It Is probable that a special con
tract will be let to some competent
contractor to build the foundation
on a cost und-percentago basis, that
It may be icady for thn pump when
II arrives.
LAST RECITAL ON SUNDAY
.Mrs. Muggo, of Kendall, tn As-dtt
In Iiih Program of .Summer.
Mis II. .1. Mugge. soprano soloist
i tid head nf the ocal department ut
Kendall oolirgo, win iio assisting
artist at tho weekly organ recital In
the Klrst Christian church at 3.30
o'clock Hunday uftemoon. Mrs.
Mugge will render the "Itnelt and
Aria" from "Kir" (Costa) and "O
Lord bo Merciful" (Itartlett).
Klvo requested organ solos will bo
plajed by Krnost Prang Htatnm.
organ numbers will be. Overture
to V William Tell" (HosnlnDi "Minuet
In CI" (Ileethoven); "Avo Maria"
and "Krl King" (Schubert); 'Va
riations" (Llsit)j "Cavatlna" (Haff)
"Woltv. In A Minor" (Chopin) i
"Scherzo" (nullmunt),
The Inst organ recital of the sen
son will bo given Hunday, Juno 2ti,
when tho rncltals will bo discontin
ued until fall.
COPPERS BALL IS SUCCESS
3,nno Iteallicl for Piic'Iiiinc- nf I'nl
forms for I'olloo IWi-c.
The that annual policemen's ball,
glvn nt Convention hall Thursday
nlcht. was a success, both finan
cially and socially. Tho grand march i
was led by Mayor T. IJ, Kvnns and
Chief of Police John A, (iustafsnn,
Approximately -3.T.00 wns realized
from the sale of tickets. This
amount wilt bo applied on tho pur
chase of new, stylish uniforms for
members of tho pollen force, The es
timate costs of uniforming tho force
Is -0,000, so moro than half h.is
been raised. H.'Vcr.il members of
city commission danced from tho
beginning of tho dnnco until "Home,
IVvert Home" was played nt midnight
ASKS COURT FOR INJUNCTION
Druggist (it Kami Springs Claims HI,
landlord TlinMitrns l'Jcotmcut.
' Asking tho court for an Injunction
preventing the owners of a build
ing In Hand Hprlngs from forcibly
throwing the petitioner, tho owner
of a stock of drugs, Into thn street,
suit wns filed in superior court yes-
ternay ny icoy y. Minor against
Dora A, Matthews.
Miller alleges he ren'ed the store
building May 31, 1919, for u period
of flvo years nnd that thn owner of
tlm property nun ror tho past sov.
oral months cursed and abused him
and Interfered with his trade in nn
effort to compel him to remove hH
drug stocK,
TULSA 4 OWNERS
The Tulsa authorized Bervlce Sta
tion Is now located nt 132S Knnt
Klrst street, formorly 1 lodge stroet.
Wo havo for your service tho me
chanics nnd foremnn that wero for
merly connected with the factory
service station and wo are prepared
to glvo you first-class service.
Bales Bros. Garage
Phono Cedar 6G3 '
Storage Spaco for 10 moro Cam
High Quality Low Price
June Records
New and Nifty
Pathe Shop
K West Fifth
Cedar 1593
m:w citv m
on, rii:i.n .m.is
I'nmm.KllI nine unit V h 1 1 Printing
Untflneri sn1 Archtlft'l Hurpll'a
l.nilnnilnc una! .'rcUI Diuftlm
Tul.n Knilnrrrlnc A Mil'plj Cn,
(IS S. Iloiil.lrr. Tul.ii. Okla.
rilOM. OSAfir. 31.10.
CVjSUou-e t U I r I
TniL L:j,T '
opouef w
t5 HQr
Let no note of discord
inlorfcro with thn
brldo's happiness. Lot
us arrange tho bridal
hnuipjct and tho table
decorations. Hero you
will nlsp find tho flow
ers that should accom
pany them on their
honeymoon.
This Is the garden spot
nf flowers, Become ac
quainted with It,
Kvery event is nn oc
casion for flowers,
DosIonS
0a 0
II.IAM
DR. IRA ALLISON
IlI.OOl), SKIN AND
imi.VAHY HISICASKS
105 lint Third Strrct,
DR. DWIGHT ALLISON
Non-Surgical Diseases of Worn.
rn, nnd (Jciicrnl Office Prnctlcc,
10 J4 Va Third Street.
Hours I) ii. tn, to H p, in.;
Hunday o-u.
Nmw fIZLTniM" Klnscrelln nvtrUkia or
Src"Cls. Very llt (tylr with 8r'r-
icm i.naa, rnnipiria, xnur cnoicr, in
lane or rtsdlni, cismlnitlon Included,
H.JO.
CUT RATE OPTICAL CO.
Open ttrnlncn until R o'clnrk
HH KAhT Tllllin hTrtKKT
(CpyiU Oitr icliuag Trail tuniisn;)
DR. STOTTS
210 Hlclnrd Hldff.
Third and Hojtan
Tulsa, Okla.
Formerly of Hot
Springs, Arkansas
Illood, Skin, (lonltn-Urlnary
and Venereal Diseases and
general office prncllco.
Serums, Vaccines, Kloctrical
Treatments
Phono Osago 8111
ALL READY for
your needs with
modern equipment,
expert handlers. Be
sure of service at
lowest rates, ar
range with us now.
Call Phone Osage
1588-1273
Tulsa Storage
& Transfer
Wo Quote No I'nniiPr
fir Compiirnthr Priced
in Our AdwrtWIng.
Wn l,el Ymt Itn tin
luilgi' of Values
Halliburton-Abbott Co.
Meinlicrs nf 0m-ji hlmp (Squnro Oral) Assoc latlcm
Main and Fifth St. Phono 6060
Sloro IIoui-s:
Dallr
8i.l( tn :.in
Hutiirclay
fi:.",0 tn (litili p. in.
Millinery Prices Sharply Reduced for Today
Summery hats for pummortlmo pleasure and out-of-door wear arc to be found
here in an abundance of stylos developed along individual ideas that distinguish
them as being huts of the better kind. The majority of them arc to be had at
reduced prices that afford considerable savings, and just when such hats are
most desirable. Selections for today are excellent.
Sports Hats
Special
Today
7.48
A cplendld variety of black
and high colored hats of
novelty braids and others of
various fabrics trimmed with
yam embroidery and ornaments.
U
Dress Hats
Special Q QQ
Today ty(J
One table bountiful with
smart hats for dressy wear,
almost all the more .iccepta
ble types being beautifully
repres"tited. They are nil
quite desirable.
All Trimmed
Leghorn, Milans
and Lisere Banded
Hats
For Children
i3 Off
All Trimmed Hats 'iiSrr 25 Reduction
.MJlllii-T) Hilr.l Hmii-.
Silk "Specials" for Today's Shoppers
All Novelty Georgettes Fine Sport Silks
Choice of the entire stork offanoy georgettes;
patterns to please almost every Individual
taste; In wldo demand for drcfbcs
blouses, 10 Inches wide. Yurd,
special .
and
2.35
High Grade Foulards
Practically every desirable color combination.
Including navy, brown, Copcn, tan, as well as
black; all nro 3 Inches wide; good
body and excellent finish. Special.
2.69
Our regular stock of high quality sports Silks
Kan-ta-bl, Ktimsl Kumsa, Sea Spray, Dew
Klst and Choice Shantung, many colors; (no
whites). In blacks, trlpCH p Qf
J.tcqu.irit patterns D.i7D
Beautiful Charmeuse
l'lne grade satin charmeuse; 40 Inches wide,
for all-year dresxes and skirts, in black, navy,
brown and sapphire; an extra- Q Qf
ordinary value. Special O.oD
-Additional 25 Off Silk Remnants-
25 Off I
Hocent heavy selling finds us with many remnants of
all kinds of silks; these havo been given remnant
rices. I'or Saturday theso remnant prices will bo
further reduced
25 Off
wontl nnr.
Wool Sweaters
Tor MImos nnd Small Women
20 Reduction
Slip-overs with belts or self
trimmed; others tuxedo style
with brushed wool trimmings;
shown In white, black and a
wide color range; slzo 32's to
A I's.
One Lot
Wool Sweaters
Coat and slip-over styles, slight,
ly soiled from handling during
last week's Anniversary Sale but
otherwise In perfect condition;
many colors; Mzea 30's to 'i&'a.
Cholco at
Half Price
rourilt lloor
Children's Shoe Prices Lowered for Thrifty Mothers
Mary Janes and Oxfords In dark
lirown, black and natural ciK;
they are low shoes for dress or
play, perfect In every respect!
and orrereel to our vastly in
creasing number of thrifty
patrons ut specially reduced
prlceg for Saturday, according to
bl7.es.
Sizes 5 to 8
3.35
Sizes 8 to 12
3.95
JTootHfar-
Mary Janes of patent, dull kld
and white canvas In styles very)
attractive to misses. They fea- Sizes
ture good quality, materials andl i i 1
workmanship. Mothers and girls) 1 1 2 to
themselves, who llko a neat sav-( . C ET .
Ing, will find thebo Mary JancsV iTl-lin
extra good values. Specially ro-) w ,
ducecl.
Main floor
Khaki Suits
I'or "llnuglilng It"
Norfolk Jackets with plain or
divided skirts nr with trouser,
for women who like something
practical to wear when roughing
It fishing, tramping, motoring
or riding. Made of khaki cloth
and finished man-fashion.
Priced 8.95, 14.95
Third llonr
Jack Tar Middies
I'or .Misers
Regulation styles with big col
lars and yokes; emblems on
s eeve in colors or while; long
slceies with tight fitting cuffs;
size fi to a I. Priced f ak
each, 3.95 to X.lD
Middy Skirts.
Kull pleated on the band; sizes
S to 14; nicely made of good
material. Kach, O rn
Priced O.OU
I'njirtli llnnr
Gingham Dresses
One I,ot for Children
Straight line, two-pleco and
high waistline styles; mado of
good Trench gingham in nrnall
checks, largo plnids and a lim
ited number In plain colors;
sizes from 6 to 17. This as
sortment of attractive vnluca
offers good choice.
Special, 12.50
fourth Hour
Wirthmor Waists
Are
Worthy Waists
' mi n H m ' lUf-limi -"AI 313. i Jrrj zz?l
Modestly Priced at Just 2.00
"A IT, style and good quality combine to give the
"1 purchaser of these dependable waists, the ut
most in value.
Such exceptional worth is the result of many years'
efforts on the part of the manufacturer to produce
serviceable waists at little cost.
Wirthwor waists, though modest in price, arc of the
best materials obtainable and are in the latest modes.
No matter whether your means are great or small you
will find these waists charming and appropriate ad
ditions to your wardrobe.
These splendid, inexpensive blouses offer a wonder
ful opportunity for savings.
A New Assortment On Sale Today
The Same
New Styles the
Nation Over
Tho Same
Low Price tho
Nation Over
2.00
Today Saleof Toilet Goods
Mull orders for toilet articles should bo nccompnnlcd
f!rihprv, ' . I" f"". plus gen eminent tiu f
lu for each 2c or fraction thereof.
CrtKAMS AMI LOTIONS
DJterU 4- llindll' Cream
. 19"-. 9r. 31r, ?,-, 1..1D
Scotch Tone Peroxide Cream I Or
Woodbury's Kuclal (.'resin . Itic
Ponipllii Mdiii: (.'train ;itic
Lome's Cold Crura . uri so,.
LoriK'n III .uli c'reiun
:fc, r.n,., s-, i..io
ArcmlU Vanlililni; ('iram . alio
InurHHi'. .Mllkwefil Cream. ;il)c, 80c
Scinpre (lliiviiif :m
Orlent.il Cream I, ID
"Our aipeclul" Cucumber Cream
. 119c
"Our ripeclal" W'ltcli lUiel
Cream SDc
Lltno Cleandni? Cream . S9o
Jemena llentoln ami Almond
Cream Mo
Lapey'a Cream pic
Ayer'a I-'ace Cream .. i.sa
Ayer'a Luxurla Cold Cream .
. , S.V. .V, 1.33
Ayer'a A)erl'tocrt Vitnlahlnr
Cream (IV, I.M
Ayer'a Hkln Kood ..0.v, M
Aer' Complexion Halm Mr, 1,3.1
Ayer'a liau de Ileauta... 69r, I.3S
Komiipn Cream ftti0
Marlnello Lettuce Cream Ado
Pompellan Nlstht Cream . . ,R!ir
Luxtone Cleanrlni Cream ftOe
Marlnello Tloiue Cream 50r
Marlnello Motor Cream o
Marlnello Aitrlnaent Cream .. .AOc
FA CI'. rOWDLIt
Woodbury'a ior
Jap no.e top
Melballnli in0
""0 10r
Arcadia Jfle
Harden fragrance Me
I'Jnn :tn
Scotch Tone 89o
Melb 390
.Melba Ilorjuet , utic
Java nice .nip
Pinnpetlan Ileauty :t9e
Puaiy Willow :iar
Carmen aao
l.uxor soc
Ive Ma aoo
Mavla , 30i
!Jer Klaa SOo
Mary Harden one .
Marge. Kace Towder H9c
Melba Optra .0c
Flatiee n9,
IIKODOrtANTS, ANTIhKI'TIO.
llKfll.ATDHILK
Mum , lie
Nonapl 39e
Odnrono tSc, S0c, Ilc
Amolln . . sir
I.laierlne lDr, SOe, n.v.
La Vorli . . . 10c, Me, K.1r
Neet. , H0c
I Miracle , n9r
Arcadia Depilatory i'Jc
1IAIU TONICS ANIl SHAMPOOS
I'nmo Hair Tonic 39c, 9c
Aer'a Scalplnul .Shampoo
, Cl.V, 1.3.1
llanderlne Hair Tonl' Old
Mahdien llalr '.'onh 19o
I'.ilm Dliv Mhanipoo :i9c
Pnrker'a Liquid Tar . ... 1.1c
Umulalfled Cxcoamit Oil 30c
IIKNTAL I'lllIPAKATIONS
Tluthymol Tool I'aate 19n
('(I xii tea Tooth Paate S.lii
I'orhan'a Tooth I'aato 3lo
Knlynoa Tooth Paale .. . 21c
I'l'. Turner a Tooth I'aiti 30c
Pibeco Tooth Paate :10c,
Pepan.lcnt Tooth Paate V.lr
Dr Ljona Tuoth Powder . ltlo
MIAVIMi PltKPAItATIONH
ColKatea Shailnir fuck 3!o
Colualea f having Powder 29n
c'olirate'a Hhavlne Cream . . 3'lf
Mennen'a Khavlnis Cream 39c
C'oU'ate'a CUP roap ... Ao
Krank'a Lather Cream. 33c, t.lo
MA.MCI UK PIILPAHATIONS
Mary Fuller Nail Pcllah IKc, .19c
tly-tlo Nail Poltah ... . 30c.
Ily-glo Cuticle llemover :me
lly-Klo Manlrure Mcti 1.3.1
Hmplex Cuticle llemover 3ic
Hlmplrx Hon Vojat-e feta .'l.lo
UUjo Liquid Nail I'ollih 19c
TOII.KT 11ATKU AMI
PLItl I MHn
Preclal Lot Aaaorteil Toilet
Water, to cloae out choice "9o
DJer Klaa Vesetale Tollel .
Water 1.39
Coty'a L'Orlgan and 1. Or Per
fume, ounce I..10
Coty'i Chw l'ciriiliie. ua 3.00
Jlckln Perfume, ounca A9o
Locuit llloeaom perfume, ox Alio
White lloae Perfume., ounra A9c
Crab Apple IllOMom Perfume.
ounce . . . Ao
Violet Perfume, ounce . . . AUe
TOILLT MIA PS
Jergen'a Uath Tablela ..3 for 3.1c
Cutlcuru Hoap tit
Packer's Tar Hoap. I9e
Scotch Tone Peroxide rioap,
for 19o
Colcate'a Caahmere llouqurt
i . . 10c and 2.1c.
Cocoa Duttermllk Soap, i for lc
Jemen'a Violet Glycerine. 1 for 33c.
Klrk'a Jap lloae Soap, i for IV
c'tfme oil Soap, bar r
llocabelll Imported Cailile lb 3llr
Hayman'a Soap i for 37c
Lava Soap. 3 for 3.10
Colnrlal 111 Ilatli. ; fir 31c
Kirk n Tnlirt s ,p, t for 31c
Sim k (aaiile noap, 3 f'-r Me
Vtooc.bur) a Fuap ,, , ,,,,,,, 19o
