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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1920
WILL TRY NEW
PAVING PLANS
rjty Commission Decides
to Use Macadam As a
- Base for Streets
COST MAYJ3E LOWER
Property Owners Aroused by
Discussion of Project
Approve Plans
1 j.rira'I'im l to bo Riven ft trl.il In
TulM a- PfvlnB ba0" "UPPlant'iS
' rtf,e Mayor and city commls
.lenera. together with City Engineer
n V 'Jrlggs, agreed nt yesterday's
ram --ion meotlnG to make tho
S, m nn effort to provide pav
ffor which petitions havo been
filSd several months and on which
' inert cannot bo used becauso of
tho cc. .cnt shortage.
The city engineer Instructed
v.V commission yesterday to pro
'L a tot of specifications under
liiii "la.ndam moy bo laid by con
ct"'a Theso Specifications will
hen bo submitted to tho property
owners whose name arc contained
In the petition, and wlh their sanc
tion t i '9 will bo asked for tho nffw
tp ' paving.
It h probable, Mr. drlgga said,
that tli" macadam specif lea tlonH will
rrovi'lf for a thickness of eight
ches Uid and rolled In two coursos
Inches, laid and rolled In two
couW ' Tho sub-haire will bo of
fairly large rocks, and will ho prob
ably 4 inches thick. Then four
Inches moro of rock will bo added
nd rolled a topping of finer stono
will be rolled Into cracks nnd wa
tered. "n top of all thlH there will
be a sprinkling of asphalt ns a tem
Anrv tnrfnr.lnir.
The permanent surface will not
be adorn lor per naps iwo years,
.n. hn rn.nt hita hfttl ltet fiM
heavy traffic nnd after nil defects
or tort places nnvo neen iirnugni
out Then these defects will be rem
edied and the permanent surfacing,
colz-'ing of two Inches of asphalt,
will be added.
If Klx'h street property owners
agree to this chance, nnd If nincad
tm is u fd, two assessment will bo
Turtle agn nst the property--one for
DIDN'T KNOW "
'TWAS SO GOOD
County Excise Board
Gives Conacnt to An
Increase In Salaries
In a loiter to mayor nnd city
commissioners read nt tho enm
mjalon .mcctlnir yesrrrday morn
ing, tho county'exclso board gave
Its written consent tr on Increase
In salary for Kile Marshal Wes
ley Hush from f 1,800 to t2,100 a
, year, ami for City tnilldlnu In
spector II, B, Kopp ftit Increaso
from 2,400 n year to 12.700.
This ralso Is retroactive to
July 1, 1920. rubllcatlun of tho
Increase la to bo given before It
takea effect-
Texas Lady Storekeeper, Who
Carries Black Draught In
Stock Has Found It "Best
Liver Medicine" Obtainable
tho macadam and nnothar nlraut
two rears later for tho surfacing.
However, tho city engineer Relieves
tho total cost will not Be moro than
that of regulation concrete paving
poseibly less.
Tho mayor nnd 'city communion
crs.nfter obtaining n, mass of Infor
mation some of It first-hand nnd
conccrnlnc local nrolecls havo glv-
en a tacit recommendation of
macadam. T. C. Hughes, local en
glncer, who laid macadam paving
on Main street rrom Tentn to xnir
teonth slreet eleven, years, furnished
much Information which Influenced
tho commission to coninder mncad
nm. Theso blocks) paved by Mr.
Hughes havo withstood tho ravages
of time and traffic and aro still in
excellent condition.
Ity following tho plan of allowing
trnino on uio macadam nasa tor
several months before thn pcrma
nnnt surfacing Is applied, mayor,
city commissioners nnd city engi
neer believe a paving will result that
Is as uurnblo ae straight paving.
Since tho. macadam agitation was
started several days ngo, many prop
crty owners havo visited city offl
clals individually and at commission
meetings nnd expressed a desire
that their petitions bo changed and
spoclfy macadam Instead of con
their prjojceti bo reartvertlseii to
creto. It appears probable that tho
laying of macadam In Kendall will
start ti general change In favor of
tho new typo base, nnd that many of
the petitions now on fllo with the
city auditor will bo changed.
"Macadam should no. slightly
cheaper than concrote," street Com
mlssloner O, A. fltrlncr nald yester
day. , "Hocks for7 this purposo can
Parker. Texas. Relating her ex
fcMlenre vlth Thedford's Block,
triught. Mrs. A, L. Fromme, of this
jlcf, saysf "I had for some tlmo
Usd . and other liver medicines
hlch would nauseate and make mo
fetl bad Wc havo a store, and our
customers called for Ulack-Draught
n often I decided it must be good,
to thought I would try it myeolf,
"I began Its use and found It Just
fitted my case. It neither griped nor
nauseated me, was an easy laxative,
ond not hard to take.
"I had had headaches a great deal,
no doiib- from torpid liver. Tho
lilark-nnught would euro them.
The best way I find to take lllack
Draught tfl take one or two good
iliti doses until tho liver begins to
net, then taper tho doses to Just a
Bh after meals.
"It win Insure good digestion, do
my with the gas 0r bad tasto. In tho
mouth, and Is without doubt tho bost
Hvtr medicine in tho market. I havo
found It so. I can recommend It to
friend", for I bcllovo It will do
th(m good." i
Get a package of Thedford's
niack-nraunht liver medicine today.
Moei dealers carry It In slock.
Advt
SUFFERING 0F
YOUNG WOMEN
i Letter Tells How it
May be Overcome all
Mothers Interested.
Tort Dodge, la. "From the iimo
daughter was 13 years old until
sno was iu eno
suffered so badly
each month that
sometimes I had
to call in the
doctor. She had
headaches, back
aches and such
pains nnd cramp
that she would
have to stay in
bed two or thrco
days. She became
. .. t U 1 .....
j . 1 I kti i luiy tun
in ucaun ana at last a, menu
!" had med Lydla K. Tinkham's
ucetable Compound told her about it
m the l,a ,t,ea 111 bottles, and we !
T'.vs have it in tho house. Bhe feels
'He now and she has no trouble at all
month. We nlwavs praise it and
av,r any friPmlg who BU(Icr to ma
four wonderful medicine." Mrs.
i ,'e JUndelko, 1005 S. IStli St.,
10th Ave., J'ort Dodge, Iowa.
t'lrls who are troubled as Miss Man
"llo was, should immediately seek
''toration to health by taking Lydla,
1 mkham's Vegetable Compound.
luoio who need special advice may
"te to Lydla E. l'inkham Medicine
'nfideptial) Lynn, Mn. These
"Iters will l,e opened! read and an
'"fred i,v x womiu aud Iicld In strict
be obtained within a short distance
from Tulsa, nnd while tho new lype
of bam will bo about twlco ns thick ,
ns-concyto base, rock Is much more
cheaply onuunen anu noes noi ro
iulro so much machinery for lay
ing." Tho curb would bo regulation con
crete, tho same no nil other curbing
now In, use. That Is practically tho
only part of macadam paving that
contains cement.
Just how cement manufacturing
companies will tegard the tnovo of
Tulsa Is problematical. It Is be
lieved locally that they will regard
It with disfavor, oven though no co
ment Is obtnlnnblu In largo quanti
ties. This belief Is borne out by
tho presence before mayor and city
commlsoioners Thursday morning of
E. II. llrowncll, representing tho ce
ment manufacturers of this district,
who argued against macadam and
in favor of content.
llccnuso of tho possible magni
tude of tho chango In Tuls.1 alone,
and tho additional possibility that
the movement. If proved successful,
will sprud ti) vurroumllng clllin. It
Is regarded nn a strong probability
that cement manufacturers will ex
ert some extra energy In1 finding why
Tulsa lo not supplied with ull tho
.cemont It can use.
.Miirrlngo Licenses.
Marriago licenses) Issued Friday:
Donald D. Carroll. 22. and Ida M.
Circle, 22, Tulsa; Charles h. Heeler,
37, Tulsa, nnd Pearl ttaney, 30, Wich
ita I'aus, icxus.
Machinery has been Invented for
removing tho pull) trom unmarket
able citrus fruit so that It can be
utilized for many purposes.
Tulsa Officials Take
Part In Gas Rate Case
City Attorney l'rank 1). Duncan
and C. It, Rogers wero In Oklahoma
City yesterday beforo the statu cor
poration commission during (Is hear
ing of tho Oklahoma Natural Oas
company's request for nn Increase
In rates. The hearing yesterday was
devoted to Inspecting the gas com
pany's valuation papers.
Dhorra lVlltloiiH.
Petitions for divorce wero filed In
district court l'rlday by Myrtle
Jlrown against Clnreiieu Drown;
Paulina Howard ngalnst llornhard
HowarM; Anna D. Howell against O,
N. Howell; Minnie Totcr against
Scot tTotcr.
From Millinery's Wealth of Autumn Modes
We Offer these
& " Snk Mw Inkfe ait S3.
hM
CAMPIlKLTa CAPITAI, CAKES,
n delicious and dainty dessert. 20c
nt Oroccrs - Advt
An Old Sore
does not beal became tho pus,
which U contlnusily forming, pois
ons the surroundlnt flctli.
Dr. Porter's
Antiseptic Healing Oil
Stops the formation of put, de
stroys the poison end beali the
OTA. It Stop Pain and Heal l
at the Same Tim.
ooo oo ft.eo
YOURS FOR SERVICE
Tel. 0. 5
CAW SHOE REPAIR CO.
POLLOCK'S TOGGERY
v -. 217 South" Main St.
Exquisite -Garments for Fall Wear in
A Big Pre-Season Discount Sale.
Come in and look them ovcr. You'll be surprised at the wonderful
showing of new fall suits which have just arrived from New York. Over 500
models in all the beautiful new materials and fall colorings are here for your
selection.
10 Discount on All Fall Suits
The prevailing spirit of the times is wonderfully ex
pressed in these suits charming for the fall season.
Tricotines, Poiret Twills, Velour, Duvctyns, Broad
cloths, Silvertones and other new fall materials ar
tisticly designed, finely constructed and wonderfully
blended in autumn shades that will appeal to every
woman's sense of the beautiful and distinctive.
Speciafl0
Discount
On Fall and Winter
Coats
An exceptional purchase by
our buyers while In Now York
affords us tho opportunity of
offering1 some wonderful models
In fall coats, which, cxcluaivo of
this pro-season reduction of
105c, judicious buyers will
easily discern as tho most ad
vantageous purchase of tho sea
son. Velvets, Plushes and Coats
of Fur are now hero for your
selection In tho seasons most
favored modes and colorlngB.
Special Sale of Silk and
Wool Dresses
Now comes the absolute clearance of summer dresses of silk,
great selection In values up to 20 is offered today
for
$1495
Skirts Specially
Priced
Accordlan pleated skirts In all
wool materials, splendidly mado
and representing tho seasons
most desirable shades at
and"95 Sllt95
Dlack satin nccordlan pleated
skirts In J20 values are now
specially priced (JJ- ( QC
VAUtuw
Taffeta dresses in novelty modes nnd prettily trimmed In self and
contrasting materials presentliiB a truly beautirui selection, values
of extreme worth at $34.85 aro now priced
at
$18.95
Deautlful Trlcotlne dreees In
tho prevalent fall modes and of
exquisite design and colorings
are offered for pro- (IJQQ QK
season salo ut .... tSOVttJU
Trlcolctto dresses presenting the
moro artlstlo, designing and
beautifully embroidered oro
specially offsred In 6 AO QK
JC5.00 values for DL6.UO
Sergo dresses, nccordlan pleated and otherwise adorned In trlm
Ings of braid, tucks, heading, etc. They arc all regular 123 00 vulues
and very pretty In all colors and shades, and wonder- Q-J Q Qf?
ful values at our special price pf , tpxy itJ
at
Wool" Sweaters
Petticoats
Silk Waists
The potilcoat playB no less a
part In that correctly attired
and perfectly groomed appear
ance than tho finest gown or
most correctly tailored skirt or
suit. Theso Heatherbloom petti
coats are cmraord- (TQ QP
nary values at ...... ipO.cO
Special Prices on Silk Underwear Special Prices On All Wool Shawls
We Accept Liberty Bonds at Market Values.
Crocheted and Unit sweaters of
wool In black, black and white,
and brown with thoso cunning
Httlq belts that tlo In tho back
nnd values usually selling at
$11.95 are eepeclally (JQ Q(f
o'ffered at tDOtUO
Whether for wear with tho suit
or separate sklrtrtho waist plays
a must Important part In tho
finesse' of Milady's attire, A
great selection of silk waists
are on display hero In many
beautiful designs and colorings
and priced upward Of?
from viOtud
Fandevers
Matching and harmonizing with tho beautiful
tints and colors of autumn, aro these exceptional
Hats that arc special values at $1SM0.
.Fashioned of Duvetyn and velvet in any number
of fetching modes including:
--Off tho face types.
Drooping brims.
Small and medium shapes with effective trim
ming of embroidery.
Millinery Poctlon, Thlnl floor i
Soaps at Special
Prices
"McnenB' " Boratcd Skin Soap,
special 20c.
i "Bocabelli" Castile Soap, small
Bizc, 3 .for 25c.
Cashmcro Boquct Soap, largo
size, special 20c.
"Scotchtono" Soap, Bpccial, 3
for 25c.
u-.-'Jcrgcns' " Violet Bath Soap,
3 for 25c.
Drug SocUbn, Main Moor
PerfumesSpecial
39c and 89c
In odors of Lily of tho Valley,
Lilac, Whito Rose. Violet, Wis
teria and Whito Rose.
"Mary Garden" Perfume, in
ounco packages, special $2.00.
"Elmo" Ralo Perfume in bulk,
epecint, oz., $1.69.
Dni Section, Main' Floor
New "Pyraw"
Ivory
A shipment of this popular
ivory just received comprising
a complete line of tho "Du
barry" designs as well as am
plo stock of the plain patterns.
Combs, trays, mirrors, picture
frames, hair receivers, nail
files, buffers, puff boxes, hair
brushes, cloth brushes, etc.
Economically priced.
Ihruc Section, Alain Floor
Rubber
Sundries -
p
Announcing our readiness to
servo you with complete new
stocks.
Fountain syringes.
Hot water bottles.
Bulb syringes. .
Rubber gloves.
Many at special prices. J
IruK Section, Main Iloor
Hag Tops
of whito metal, in most all
shapes.
Regularly from $1.50 to $6.
Special, One-Half Price.
Chamoisctta Gloves
In white, gray and beaver.
Contrasting and self color
stitching.
Regularly to $1.50.
Special, pair, 98c.
Rest Percales
Many pieces to choose
from all colors, small
designs on light
grounds.
Special value at 50c.
New Outings
In small checks, stripes
and plain colors.
Medium grade,
Special value at 45c.
Inter csting'Spccials
From the Main
Floor
Silk Specials
Satin "Etoilo" in all colors nnd
blnck nnd whito.
36 inches wide.
Special, yard, $3.89.
Fancy Kimono Silks
Beautiful rnngo of designs and
colorings.
32 inches wide.
Suitable for kimonos nnd. Hn-
ings.
Snccial, yard, $1.98.
Plain Georgettes
In all colors and black.
Fine grades 10inchca wide. J
Special, yard, $2.45.
Silk Crepe do Chine
In an interesting variety of
colors plain only.
10 Inches wide,
Special, yard, $1.98.
WOOLEN SPECIALS
Wool Storm Serge, in Kolly,
green, scarlet and navy,
i 36 inches wide.
Special, yard, $1.98.
Novelty Wool Plaids
Good assortment of colors nnd
designs in plaids only,
Special, yard, $1.89.
Wool Storm Sergo
In navy nnd red.
36 inches wide, good grade.
Special, yard, $1.39. '
All-Wool Middy Flannel
In navy nnd gray.
27 inches wide nnd all wool. 1
Special, yard, $1.79.
DOMESTIC SPECIALS
PUlotv Cases
Of good grado muslin,
i 45x36 in, torn and, hemmed.
Special, each, 53c,
"No. 450 Bridal' NalnsooTc '
36 inchcKwide; superior grado
and finish,
i Special, yard, 39c.
Bed Spreads
White crochet; medium grade
and size.
Plain hemmed ends.
Special, each, $2.95.
Double Buck Cotton Face Towels
Sizo 17x34 inches. x
Fancy blue or red borders.
Special, each, 39c.
Dresser Scarfs
Of good domestic.
Size 18x45 inches.
Trimmed all around with '3-
inch laco.
Special, each, 95c.
HOSIERY SPECIAIjS
With lisle top,
Full fashioned in black only;
all sizes.
Special, pair, $M8.
Children's Hose
In medium ribbed black or
whito only.
All sizes.
Spcqial, pair, 39s.
Jl Brief List of School
Necessities for
Children at
Economical
Prices
Children's Sergo Dresses, ages
, from 6 to 16 years. Prices
1 from $10.00 to $3260.
i Children's Gingham Dres6ca,
nges from 4 to. 34 years. Prices
" from. $4.00 to $11.00.
Children's Middy Dre3scs, ages
u from 4 to 20 years. Priced
. from $5.00 to $11.00. .
Children'n hntl Junior Coats,
agca from 4 to 17 years. Priced
from 22.50 to $50.00.
Children's' ITatrt tand Tarns,
nges from 44o 14 years. Prices
from $3.00 to $21.50.
Boys and GirlR Raincoats and
Capes, nges from 4 to 14 years.
Prices from $5j50 to $15.00.
Boya Wash Suits, hrfctl from
4 to, years, P.ricea from $3M
to $15.00. i
Children's School Shoes, size3
from 8l to 2. Prices from
$4.00 to $8.50.
Children's Sweaters, nges from
5 to 16 years. Prices from '
$61,0 to $15.00.
Children's underwear, nil nges
and prices.
Children's Middles, from ?.00
to $14.75.
Children's Middy SWrts from
$2.50 to $6.00.
ChJldrcn'j) Section, Second Floor
" Skirts Special $54
A certain lot to close out, com
it prising fillk both, plairt and
fancy. "V Af g
Jersoyrl In' high! colors. J
A few wool Jplalds. -ff
-Regularly: to ?30.00. , " '
Third Floor. ' ' J,
Corsets Special $1.19 1
"Crown belt Corsets of cotton
coutil in white.
Some good modelB in 4ho lot.
Sizes from 23 to 28.
Regularly $1.G0.
Third Floor
Georgette Blouses r
Special $7j50
Light nnd dark colors, in a
good assortment,
Embroidery trimmed.
Regularly $10.00 and $12.00.
Thin! Floor
Summer Silk Dresses to close
out at One-half Price.
Third Floor
WASH GOODS
32-inch Fancy Gingham
In beautiful plaids and
nil-plain colors.
Special, yard, 42c.
32-inch Fancy Ginghams
Excellent quality.
All plaids and plain
colors.
Regularly 75c. a
Special, yard, 59c. '
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