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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER U, 1922 11 BOYS ARE DINED BY CIVITAN CLUB Scores of Youths Attend Luncheon Given by Tulsa Club PLAN LADIES' NIGHT Formation of Bnby Club at Okmulgee Discussed nt Yes terday's Luncheon Yesterday was boys' day at Clvltan club. From tho shlnlniccyud, excited baby boys who wr flushed with lirlds at comlnB to town with dad, to those sophisticated youths who wore the massanijor uniform and who had been "adopted" tor the tlmo being, there were all aires and kinds of boys who were guests ot the club. llev. O. R. Raymond, re tired mlnlstor of the Methodist Kplscopal church and fath r of II. H. naymond, a Clvltan club member, waa the principal speaker at the luncheon devoted to boys and their dys In observance of father and Won week, Tho threo smallest boys attending the luncheon, lads who boast that they aro "4 years past." were Itobert I'oundstono, son of M. I Poundstone, the club secretary: Itobert McCIoud, sou of J. J, Ale Cloud, and Junior llaker, son of C. 13. Baker. There was about forty per cent of the club mcmbors ho had sons of their own to tirlnir to the luncheon; tho others brought other men's sons and one or two detached mcsseniccr boys from tho street en routo to the hotel and gave them a red letter hour to remember. Doctor Hradley, prosldcn or the Muskogee Clvltan club that won or ganized more than a year ago by tho Tulua club, was a guest yesterday and dlscussod plans with the local organization for tho formation, In tho parlance ot Internationa Clvltan, of a baby club at Okmulgee. Musko geo and Tulsa plan to co-oporalH In Its organization within tho nort two or three weeks. Clvltan Is planning to hold its first nnnual "ladles' night" a woek from Thursday night at the Hotel Tulsa and plans for tho dinner wero dis cussed at yesterday's luncheon. CASE OF SHIPPING TRADE I'cnlusiilur & Oriental Co., IteportH on Existing Handicap. Discussing, at tho annual meeting of tho I'cn Insular and Oriental Steamship company in London, the unfavorable condition in thn ship ping trade, the chairman stated that "muny of our voyages nave shown adverse results. Outward freights ,havo been scarce, homeward rates of freight to a great extant un remunerative. Operating expenses have continued far in excess of the prewar level. "The strike of ship repairers, ended by acceptance of thc mas ters' terms. Involved the com my In serious difficulties and sh fn had consequently to go to eea with dirty hulls or In Borne cases, to bo docked and overhauled at Continental parts, where money was spent in laoor and material, instead of in London. Fnland'a nold Heservo Pledged. It Is stated thnt In connection with tho currency reform project of Po land tho entlro reservo of 31,600, 000 gold marks and 44,100,000 worth of sliver at gold-mark value has boon set aside as cover for tho loan which la tohe raised. STOP ITCHING ECZEMA Penetrating, Antiseptic Zcmo Will Help You Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burn in;;, Itching Eczema quickly by ap plying Zemo, furnished by any dtug glst for 35c. Kxtrn large bottle. $1.00. Healing begins the moment Zemo. is applied. In a short time usually every trace of Eczema, Tet ter, Pimples, Hash, Blackheads and similar skin diseases will be re moved. For clearing tho skin and making It vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, tho penetrating, antiseptic liquid. When others fall It is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles of all kind. Advertisement. I XCHANGE Specials for Tuesday Only Longhorn Full Cream Cheese, OA- pound OKJx. Now York Full Cream Cheese, Kn pound OtP Best grade bulk loi Pure Lard, lb... IU'IK Morris' and Wilson's Box Bacon, Q each OOl Good Dry-Salt -i Meat, pound ... X'x Good Veal Chops, -i rr nound XJi Good Round Steak, nound 20c 1 peck gooa rotatoes, 10 pounds, 0"J n for jJLC 24-lb. snck Kansas Hard Wheat Flour HKn for . i OL 48-lb. sack Knnsas Hard K'.$L45 1 can No. 2 Stand 10c nrd Corn for A Mere TJionght of Having PEOPLES 111-113 EAST FIRST THE riill.ATIIICA Bunday school class of the First Ilaptlst church will have a social and business meeting Tuesday evening at tho home of their teacher, Mrs. P. A. Hroach, 1620 South Owasso, 8BVKX YOUN'O MEN, all mem bers ot the First Christian church In Sand Hprlngs, aro studying for the ministry and one of them, Floyd Decker, wan ordained an elder by Itev. A. C. Ilabcock, pastor, Hunday morning, tipectal events ot tho day woro tho ordination service In thn morning, a. noonday luncheon and afternoon sermon by Itov. Sam II. Waggoner, pastor of the Christian church, West Tulsa. The newly or dained elder officiated at a bap tismal service In tho evening. AN KVANC1 Kt.lHTIC meeting will start next Sunday at the Went Tulsa Christian church, under tho loader ship of Itov. Ham It. Waggoner, whh Is dividing his tlmo between tho pulpits of West Tulsa and Itartles. vllle. Tho services will be held in tho community building, Twenty third nnd Phoenix. THE TULSA THACHKIIS' club will hold Its regular meeting at S o'clock Tuesday evening in tho V. W. C, A. Mrs. J. It. McCabe, presi dent nf tho American Association of University Women, Tulsa branch, will be the speaker and the musld for the occasion will be furnished by C. C. Winter nnd Miss Kdnn Smith, The club's executlvn board will hold a luncheon In the V, W. cafeteria at 6 o'clock, THE IIOAIID OF DIIinCTOnH of the Itetall Merchants' association will hold Its monthly meeting Tues day evonlng, following a C o'clock dinner In tho private dining room of the V. M. C. A. Special reports and tho regular committee reports rt to be heard, and routine busi ness transacted. JOHN It, MILLER received tho largest number of votes for stnto representative from Tulsa county, according to figures given out by the election board yesterday. The dem ocratic candidates were victorious by the following number of votes' J. H. Miller, 12,062; J. W. Simpson. 12,004; F. M. Iloyer, 11,912. W W Fcrrell. 11,663; Q. 8. Long, 11,412. Fit ED MOnitlS. educational dl- Fine for the Kiddies Growing youngsters need plenty of sweets, but be sure their candy is wholesome and pure. That's easy. Just let them have a taste of Chocolate Soldier Choc olates and they'll never want anything else. cost no more than bulk candies and they are the purest you can buy. They come in sanitary boxes every box a treasure chest of deli cious, wholesome sweets that kiddies aro wild about. Give tho youngsters and the rest of tho family a real treat tho family a You'll find today av. Chocolate Soldier Chocolates at all good drug and grocery stores, 1 can No. 2 Red Pitted ?hrorri.ra 24c Four 10c rolls OK Toilet Paper for t)L Cinnamon Rolls, 18c dozen or QK two for OO C 200 size extra Fancy Sun- kist Oranges, for Nice size Seal Florida Grape Fruit, three for. . Fresh Chocolate pound 18c, or two for Candied Citron, pound 60c Sweet 25c Drops, 35c 65c Strike 1 carton Lucky Cigarettes for ....... Good Mixed $1.20 15c Candy, pound Extra good Bonc-Out SET 40c Should Direct Yon to tho (75) EXCHANGE PHONE OSAGE 3644 rector of the First Christian church, will speak at the monthly meeting r-r tho Sunday school board of the First Methodist church Tuesday evening at 7;30 o'clock in tho church. I C. T. HUnLESO.V, buyer for tho women's department at Ilenberg's, left Saturday morning for New York nnd uthor eastern cities. He will spend two weekly lit the east. HKV. If. Q. COOKE, commission er during tho past year for the Methodist college to bo located here and previously pastor of Centenary Methodist church, was transferred to the pastorate of the ISpworth Methodist church ot Oklahoma City by tho east Oklahoma conference which met nt Vlnlta. Ilovercnd Cooke's financial work for tho. Methodist college will he in the hands of Itov. John It. Abernathy, president of tho college, THUltSDATf WILL be arraign ment dsy In tho district court, with more thnn H0 criminal cases sched uled to come up beforo Arraign ment Judge lledmnnd 3. Cole. TUB FOLLOWING applications for divorce wero filed In the district court Monday: Keslo ltlchardson vs. John ltlchardson, R. 13. tlenson vs. Kuln Ilenson. Kiln Alexander vs. Roy Alexander nnd Merle Thomas vs. j. w. Thomas. JUDOK COLE Is In Pawnee this week holding a regular term of court. Ho will return Thursday, MAHIIIAOH LIC13NSR CLKltlf had a busy tlmo Monday when he Issued nine marrlnge licenses, The following couples obtained licenses; William Kline. 28. nnd Carrie Har- dlo, 20, both of Spcrry; J. a. Mc- Murtrey, 2D, and Ilernlco Loftrs, 21, both of Kansas City; John Carter. 49, and Lizzie Johnson. S3, both of Tuisn; Dixie C. Owen, 38, and Artie I:. Maskham. 22. both of Drletow: Clarenco Holt, 21, and Kthoi Hicks, 18, both of Hrlartown: Clydo Lorn, 21, and Hdna V. Cummlngs, 1 9, both of Tulsa; Itobert McClcddon. 32. and Carrie 1a Ilarr. 32. both of Tulea, and C. Martin. 22, and Ncola Toild, is, both of Tulsa. FLOY M'KKKVEIt was cranled n divorce from her husband, Walter u. McKcovcr, ocrore Judge W. II. Williams In the district court. Frequent fractures of the bones of both human beings and domestic nnlmals In a French village have been attributed, by physicians, to the absence of calcium aalts In their drinking water. b JK A N K S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 200, 202, 204, 206 Enst First Street Corner First nnd Cincinnati OKLAHOMA'S LARGEST MARKET 21,000 Square Feet of Floor Space Make your own kraut. We sell 100 pounds of AA cabbage for ilC Potatoes, per 100 lbs. $1.60 Meat Department Picnic Hams, per lb Large Hams, per lb 12ic ..17c Round Steak, - C)Xt per lb XU'JLVj Loin Steak, per lb. ... 12ic A. L. FRANKS, Prop. KTOUK NO. 1 21 IiiAt Tlrttt STOIIH NO. a I I Second nnd Ibnton I Anniversary Sale November 13 to November 25 TUESDAY Folgor's Coffee, per lb. , Golden Gate 45c Wilson's Certified Sliced, Box BUTTER Meadow Gold Brookfield Clover Bloom Sun Flower Grand Prize 48 Wo Itftscrro tho Hlght of IU-Mrlctlng .Sales to l'litiilly ItcqulmnenU i)i:mvj:uv ciiAitans $10 Orders, 10c $5 Order, NEEDS CHILD CLOTHES ' Mission nf ItedccinliiR Imvo Aieiils for tJarinciiH as Winter Approaches TttlM churches employ various measures to bring boys And Klrls Into the Sunday school hut probably the only Institution which clothe children In order that they may bo nblo In attoml Sunday school is the Mission of Ilodcumtng ljve, 107 youth Ilostnn street. Many of tho Illblo pupils of the mission are mm homes too poor to clothe the chil dren properly. Cold vcntnrr and constant de mand have caused the mission's supply of children's garments to run low. Indeed, the superintendent, Miss Minnie II. lllland, hid to sit up until midnight recently turning a fat man's short Into a slim shirt for a runaway boy from Hprlngtlold. Mo., whom a pollen officer brought to tho mission that evening tot her onto. Monday she could owl fit only pArtlally a llttlo boy who hal been attending Sunday school regularly nt the mission until tho present month and pointed to his biro f""t and lew in silent explanation r.hru she met him on the street yslcrdu nnd questioned him about his uli sence from Sunday school. So Mlis lllland is asking thore who have un-necded children' clothes to send them to the mission or notify Iter. OPEN 7WING BIDS TODAY Spirited ltlddlng i:icotel on Street Work to Cost .Sum ot SsHO.mm Hlda on street paving totaling In cost aproxlmately 1280,000 will bo opened by th mayor and board nt city commissioners at Its mcct'-iir Tuesday morning. Charles Hiliu.', city engineer, believes that tho bid ding on theao contracts will to quite spirited. l'ortlon of the following streets) aro covored under tho proposed i contracts: Hast Tenth, ro.trlorr.tii place, Zunls, Xnnthus, North Main COO fett north o( Pine, Huston place, I Newton, Cincinnati. Hast lirady, ! Kast Haskell, Hast Fifth, Twentieth Seventeenth, Seventeenth plnco, Victor, Last Fourteenth and Trposl K. t.'. Thriller Safe ltnblieil. KANSAS CITV. Mo, Nov, 13. Safo blowors early this morning robbrd thn safe at Pantage's vaude ville theater here where Jack Uemp sey, honvywolght champion of the world, Is playing this week and se cured 111,000. tho entlr receipt! of Saturday and Sunday's perform ances. The entlro aide ot tho safe was blown out. nobert A. Mclllrney. Funcml director, 921 S. Main Phono Osago 1 0 1-4S6. Advertise ment. Potatoes, per peck Hebe, tall cans, each 27c ...8c Crystal White Or7 Soap, 10 bars ,.,,0 J t Chuck Roast, 10c per lb. Bulk Com- 1 O 1 nound. lb JL-iSifC MorrclPs Bulk Minco Meat, lb, . . Goods" 10c OSAGE 72G STOUU NO. 3 1002 South Main SPECIALS "Your Luck" Coffee, per lb. 25c BACON P:Ld35c Troco Uncolored Oleo, per pound . , , 22c Log Cabin Syrup, if medium size, per can ..'IOC Jllnso, 6 pkgs .29c per pkg, ... ..10c l.lfo uuoy Hoap, C bars .27c Crystal White Foap, ...39c 10 bars 20a iniM Tlinii $S Orders, 25! Worid Sand Springs Hurcau OHACi: U KINO l'HONI! 10J Mrerial to Th V.irM, SANI Sl'lUNdS. Nov. 13 The stomp lift nre, long delayed because nf thn Illness nnd death of some nf tho Indians, will be singed at tho S-ind springs lull park, Wednesday night, November 13. Illllln llruner, ehlef of Kurhes county, Tobe Part ridge, and Ocurgn Island, aro snmn of the leading dancers. This will be tho last ilunoo of tho season. At a special meeting of the nuel new Men's association of Sand Springs and West Tulsa country; held Monday night. V. A. Sehlefle busch was appointed secretary, to flit the acancy caused by tho resig nation of ltd McLean. Plans are hclng made by the Sand Springs American Legion to stago a mltmlrel show some tltnn In De cember. Thomnn Illalr. formerly In the un dertaking imslneos here, died nt the Tulsn hospital Monday. The Pn'lor's Aid society of the Community ohurch will meet at the home of Mrs II. F. Ilreedlng. Wed nesday afternoon, November IS Mrs. fpssnta (lottry will be assisting hoste.vi. The Methodist Aid nr!oty will meet at tho horns of Mrs, Calhoun, B00 Cleveland, Wednesday. Novem ber. 16, with Mrs, O. A. fllles, assist, ing hostess. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Miybew r l lonm Springs, Ark., will make their First Anniversary Food Sale Public Service Grocery and Market Beginning Today, November 14, 1922 NOIITIIKABT COllNKIl KIX'ONII AND IIOUI.DHH I'MONI CKIi.Mt WIS I'ltONR CHIMIl 2nl Wo until In toko tills opportunity of IlinnUliifr the roimtinliiK public; of TiiImi fur their liberal iatnuiii:c. Ymi luitn nindo It poselblu fur us to turn our enllru slock otcr H limes In tho past jcnr, This rnplil tiirniner emibles us to sell mc re IiiihiUm1 at the lncl Hisllili prices, iilnjs UMstirlnn yon of KTIIKTI.V KIIKKU 8TOCK. Wii inut j on to vllt this market. At n kIiuico jiiii will null) the ettreino elenulltiees. Kterytlilns Is sKitlesly thlto. Our salesmen ere thu most courteoiiH nnd nre enfier to serto you. Wo sell tho ery best of everrlhliiR to cut nt tho ery lowect prices. Any lecltliiinto iiiit i hunt must sell lit n profit. Wuteli llin wiiuld.bn merchant uniitd linta you lielieMi that I in iilwnja selU ut loiter prices than wholesale cost. It raiinot bo done, Ilo tunst He, client and stenl and honesty Is tin) tcry foundnlloii of our existence, nnd honest ilcnllnir. r helm; it htriilcht shooter, will nlirnra win out. Visit this market one tiny oi the week bcKlnnlnir Tuesday, Noreinber 14, IU22. There In Miiuethlui: In storo for )Oii. Wei dress our own IHiultry. You en n il( k llu ni om nnd undress tlieni free. Thin store lias four ilepnitni"iitN, eaeh ono In cliarito of esiierleneed men In their respeetlto lines. Our Trull Depnrtment, .Ment Depnrtinrnt, (Iroeery Department, llnkery Ileiinrtmeiit urn tho best In the south, west. $2.0(1 orders ilellereit free) less (iiihiiiiiIh, tile. Wo will always k1d deihery orders tlm best of attention, o.MiY a rnw oi oi'u m:(H'i.it ritiawt Canned Venetnlile No, 2 rnns Halo's Leader Country Ocntleman Corn. .Ho No. 2 rans Halo's Iador Fancy Hlftod IOo No. 2 rans Halo's Leader Fancy Cut Orcen Ilenns. .110 No, 2 cans Halo's Leador Lyo Hominy 0u No. i cans Polar Hoar Kxtrn Rifted Teas 27a No. 2 cans Polar Dear (Irccn Deans 2lo Nn. 2 cans Illchellou Hxtrn filttod Pens 3.1o No. 2 oan Dairy Maid Corn Kernels 17a No. 2 can Hunrlso California Hplnach IOo No. 2 solid pack Tomatoes, . . 1.1a No. 2 solid pack Iowa Bweot Corn Ma No. 2 solid pack Kraut 13a No. 2H cans solid packed Krnut I"" No, 24 cans Davis County Tomatoes 18o No. 2H cans solid pack IOK- Ktnft Camp Hoots 23n No. 24 Halo'a Leader Lye Hominy Mo (Viffeo. 1 lb. cans Folner's Ooldon (lata .47ti 2V4 ib, cans Folscr'H Ooldon Ciato $1.1-1 C lb. cans FolRor'a Ooldon date $2.2.1 1 lb. cans Hale's Leader. .. .330 1 Ib. ennn Polar Hear 35a I Ib cans Anna Culturod, .. .40o Hulk Fancy Iloasted Mocha nnd Java 43a Dulk Fancy Iloasted Peaberry Blond ilia Jellies, dams nnd Preserics. Quart slzo Kcottlsh Chief Pre serves, assorted 40o Quart slzo Nature's Host As. soi tod Jellies 113a 10 oz. Jars Monarch llrand Preserves, Puro Fruit and b'UKttr Ho 1G oz. Jars Klcliolleu llrand Preserves, hand packod..r2a 14 oz. Jars Itlchellcu llrand Preicrved FIks 7.1o 8 oz. bottles Mint Banco 3.1o Largo slzo Paramount Catsup for 20a Lareo bottles Monarch Cat sup at 2.1c Ijitkh Nlzn Ilclnz Catsup. .. .3l)c IvrKo bottles Bummer Olrl Catsup . . . . 2.1c .Small slzo Paramount Catsup for . I Ic Hrenkfnst Foods Post's Ilrnn Flakes lie Kellogg'a Krumbled llran.,2.1c ICoIIokk's Corn Flakos, larBO 14e ICellocc's Krumblcs ,,,1.1o Hhrodded Wheat .ilo Armour'a larso packages of Oats ,20a Armour's small packages of Oat He Nature's Host, 3,$ Ib, pack- aRcs Oats , , , 23a Quaker largo packaRo Oats 27c Nnturo's Ilcst Oats, small slzo, at 13o Wo have recolved a fresh shipment of tha following! Hulk Bauer Kraut, Hulk Olives, Hulk Mlnco Meat. Fresh Cottage Cheese received dally. Hwect, tour and dill pickles. Hulk Sweet Itolish, Hulk Bweet Mixed Pickles Wo speclallro on SwIffN Premium Meats. Once n Customer In this department nlwnys n cuMnmcr, HverythliiK to cat lit tho lowest K)slhlo prices. vn urazn thi: tilml othkhk thy to follow home here, ns Mr. Mayhew has a cental a polllon to operate the "Pure Whlto Clrorery," nt 707 Oar field. Mrs. Walter llroek, chairman of the welfare work of the society of thn Iirondwnv llaptltl church, gives thn following report for tho last thiee months, visits to shut-in. 142, lslts to Mils and prleons, 2s. trays of fruit nnd food distributions. JO, bouquets of flowers sent out, 711. families helped, 12, tracts and liter ature distributions, 3.000, garments made, 11, Iioxm of food and cloth ing to ertihans. 2. services to for eigners, 5, to negroes, 16, t limeli tlthero, U, charity expenses, 142 8o, members reporting prrsnnnl service 70, charily alders, 8S. efforts to un to Christ, 70. DENTISTS TO DEMONSTRATE llnrlxvur (.'loses Oolnentloii Hereof Ml from Northern Oklahoma, fifty dentists from northern Oklahoma nrn In Tnlvi to attend the semiannual district convention of tho Oklahoma pentnl ns'Mat'.'ii which opened a lo-dn' n Momlav morning In the muni.-lp,,' auditorium. Dr. It Knnpp of the Deiiner Denial Instltutn of Kansn City lectured nt thn morning meri lug nnd hol.i a clinic at thn after. Lnoou meeting, nnd the visiting and local neniists spent inn evening w xether nt a theater, Tuesday morning and afternoon Henry lllnos of Minneapolis will le thn lecturer and the convention wi 1 eloso with an evening barbecue nt the farm of nr. Ira H, and O, 11 il t'arty near Hklatoolt. There's one thing sure Ton can't mend your health by bolting your fond. C'annet I'Vulls. Owlnft to scarcity of cars caused by the blK rail strike right nt time of fruit harvestlnir, lins ennsed canned fruit to bo much higher than It nhould h, A car load of canned fruit bought be foro this strike enables tha "Trail lllasers" to offer you a much lower price! No. 2 cans Hyrup Packed Gooseberries , 21)0 No. 2 cans Hyrup Packed Ktrnwherrles 28a No. 2 cans Do! Monte Poaches at 2l)o No. 1 cans Hyrup Packed Bun- kist Apricots 2lo No. 2 cans Byrup Packed FFOO Apple Hauce 20a No. 3 cans Byrup Packed itartlott PearM 2flo No. 3 cans Byrup Packed Polar Hear Pears , 40a No, 3 cans Hyrup Packed Con sul BllcCd Punches 2Uo Ho. 3 cans Byrup Bitnktst Apri cots .3lo No. 3 cans Hyrup Packed Hel met Apricots 20a No. 3 cans Byrup Packed Hnlo'a Leader Pineapple. 37o No. 3 cans Hyrup Packed H D. Leo Fresh Prunes. .., ,42o No. 3 cans Hyrup Packed LI- canno Apples ltd A Most Complete Lino of Oil Dressings Durkoes, Itlchelleu, Paramount, Hun llenm, Promler, Wright's. Flour, 24 lb, hair Polar Hear. . . , $1.00 24 Ib, baK Gold Medal..,, $1.11 24 lbs, has Aunt Jemima Hott Wheat l.17 24 Ib. bag Ited Btar $1.20 24 Ib. bag Family Clrclo. . . Ollu G lb. bag Aunt Jemlmlna Pan cake ...IOo S Ib. bflK Aunt Jemima Iluck- wheat , . .130 C lb. Pennsylvania Buckwheat At fitu Fruits nnd Vegetables. Delicious Apples, SO size, each He Delicious Apples 126 size, per dozen V)c Orlmes Oolden Apples, extra fancy, dnz IOo Grimes Golden, hulk. 3 lbs.. 2.- or 10 lbs .1o Kxtra fancy Jonathan Apples, 125 size, dnz 4(le Hulk Jonathan, 4 lbs, 2!c; 10 lbs, for , lino Bunklst Orangns, dnz line Hunklst lemons, doz ,.4(io Emperor Grapes, per lb..,,.20o A liner In White Grapes, III,,. 30c The Very Ilest Ilannnas, per pound 12 Ho Grapefruit, large, 2 for 2.1c; small. 3 for 23c Welch Urapo Juice, A gallon for . $1.21) Wolch Grape Juice, quarts,. 7Sc Welch Grapa Julco, pints... 40c Welch Grape Julco, baby slzo for ir.e Loganberry Juice, pints. .. ,4.1c Ginger Aln 1.1c California Comb Honey 3f)e Dromedary Dates, per pkg,. ,2.1c Kxtra large Cooking Figs, per pound ,.,...,,,,3(ic Stuffed Dates 2.1c Horse Itsdlsh 20o FOH YOUIt FIIUIT CAKK Citron, Orange, Imnn Peel, Glaced Pineapple, Cherries. T. S. R. SUED FOR $15,000 j .Man -ml Wlfo File llainnrr) Suit for Injuries Sustained In Smiisliup. The barkflro from a motor bus accident nn Admiral on September 5 ramo yesterday when Illancha Hnrnes and Dewey Ilnrnc f damage suits against the Tulsa Htteet Hallway company for dam ages aggregating JlS.nOO for injuries which they nllcg, Mrs. Harne sus tained when a mo'i bus hit a Ford truck nnd then awnrved him a tele graph poie, According to tho petition the bus wns traveling about jo miles nn hcjr when It hit tho Irilif Ac 'i i ding to ihn pfi'lllon II 1 Inn., was kno ked from her a 'it vh i ho ar till thn telegraph polo ntul va severely bruised about Die h. ilv POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL Sold Everywhere ECONOMY GROCERY AND MARKET Phono Osnftc 8G02 Some Excoplionnl Money-Saving Prices on Meat nnd Meat Products Specials for Today and Tomorrow Pinto and Brisket Bitldiiir Ment, nur lb ils IIool Mont, .7ic 11. ! iiur iu, STEAKS Loin Steak, per lb Cliticlc Stonk, per lb 12-ic ,..7-ic Various Oilier Kxceptloiml .Money. MnTlnc Prices on Lard and Lard Compounds, llacon, Hams, Kail and Cured Meats. .. U. t. HAVtNd 117 Enst First Street Phone Osngo 1497 TULSA'S LEADING GROCERY AND MARKET Why Pny More Thnn Havens Sells For? PJcnso Ask Yourself This Question Tuesday and Wednesday Specials Hsms ITnniB, slzo 20 to 25 lbs.. iffi per lb. HaniH, small Hizo, 10 to 20 lbs., 20 C Folks, Do Justice to Yourtif nnd Family, Buy a Ham at Once. Baby Beef Best Arm Roast, per Ib Best Chuck Roast, per lb 9c 9c Pure Per Pound BRING Best Grade Compound, por lb 10-Ib. limit to n customer "You Should Buy" Cocoa, regular price 50c 2 lbs. for Why not drink Cocoa? 100 lbs, Kansas Hard Wheat QQ Cabbage Just nrrlved, a carload, 20,000 lbs. Why not make a barrel of kraut? Get yours it won't last long. lbs v , $1.65 100 lbs. Best Q-t f( Potatoes , DX.UU 10 lbs. Cane Sugar (today only) Why not let Havens figuro with you on your winter supply? Ho can and will snvo you money. Call nnd sec or phono nnd have our city salesman call nn you at your convenience. 0 M Eh Don't Bake Raisin Pies Trhn you can get rltllrlout nnei rii.'j-biktd r you hr muter bittri In your toirn. Simply phone your utotet nt nlghlKichood bt hep and have one JttivtrtJ, (tcih, dtli clout, and sll ready for your table. ?re one to wtir men folli tnd licit wlm they ny. I.uiclout, ittley, temrtlng mtilt nith Sun -Maid Rabins Hid Vsur Iron Todiyf 105 Enst First St. Pot Ronst, n 1 per lb I 1L Itump Konst, by tho whole piece, HXn per lb 4 'JL k Hound Steak, per lb , 14c Porterhouao -jni Steak, per lb. . . .. ,i Best Pot Ronst, Q per lb 7 V- 3 lbs. Boiling Beef for .... 25c Lard .... 12c YOUR PAIL 1 A. XUC per lb .25c .75c HAVENS mmmmmmmmmmmmmmtrBmmmmmitmasmammmB!