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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1917
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holidavs, shared in tin.' li uiors nf
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twnh her
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New Yolk for ll"' holiday
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w ith Mr. ami Mrs i 'harl'-.-(.'rents
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The Alpha hii. has
f"r th." h' i mill i-. r '. ! nial ..
HUM, 1 U'. 'flu hep .'I. Ill til'
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Mr. mill Mrs. '. YV
Ciishing '.'ill ri.tii" ,-li t
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if Mr. an. I Mrs Tl.'ii.as .iinn,
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M' I.-.- .n-a.lttiiiv l'ai'li. Kan. f.-r :i tin
' ! . ilay.s' va.-atioii i.-it. Mr, A.it.n liuvin.
l:'lui is tiii e;ir a .sl'..l'-iit i.f . i . r -1
'" town university, Vunli nn t ii . wiii r
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acation.
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Caipcntop n
ii' l:i.-t or th"
; visit to their
nth.
v a ti.l . 'ha !!
i-'tiiy iiioiiiii.it
i-rtiity for ih"
MIsb Mariiret Minihy leaves tt
rlcht for a vi-tt "er 'hristii.a w;tn
fi lends in St. IxiiiiK.
Mini Mnyn.e Tillv
Wlwoivln nniviTMtv '.
kjh ml the holnl i n.
h hmne initti
Ma.l.hon, to
Mrs. Korcrt .UKl:inoy war h"'rS
to the nien.herH nf her i-lnh for n '
jilcihant iifternoon yesterday.
H ijor H'irie uere jci.es'
llli itatlniks for
Car.U aie out
flub'a 'hi ist nui
which is to hi- .
M-!lJ.lll llHIKI'.
for th.- S-iiohh
lam e. I n-. ion t.er - j.
111! Of th" I'l'l-'tOtt
Mr ai. l Mr- I V'etel nt. : -
m.i.eil ut .l.nmi last i vemni; In hniiu.'
'.f the di-i ai tui e .f Mr. and Mrs. i'.
I K Tin k. r for Ilollv. (.,., to Hiti-iiil :
th.- Christina a as. ,n with Mr.
Tmker'ii l.-n . f. l... Mr. K. A. Teui-,
I-li'i. who I i-oir t i Kuimas foi tho
n
A Nut Bowl
Lends a Finished
Appearance
A pift that is useful and
thooroughly practical .selec
tions here offer a pleasing
and discriminating choice.
Miss Clara MrJunkm, who cir.ie
I. on:.- at the first of th week from
Christian i olli-Kf, Colmnhi.-i, Mo. f.'f
the Ii o I i . liiy viuiitlon with her parent,
Mr iin.l Mrs. T. J. M.-Junkin, l roii
fine.l ut home on ii.iount of illnt'-r
Mr. Arthur I.ippa. arcompanled hi
hid mother, Mr-. K. . l.lppa. left luii:
l.iKht to . 'pern! the ChlistmUM neaaon
with relatives In I'lttsinirgh, Pa. Mra.
I.ipp.i will leinaUi in the iaat for sev
ri.-. week.s.
Mm Hurry s iwynne left laat iiiKht
for San Antonio. Texas, where sho
(foes to tipend CliriHtimiM with Captain
liwnne, who is Htationeil at Cliiip
Stanley, Iaon spririKD.
Mm K ft. ritzpatii.-k of Childress.
Texas, w ill arrive on Saturday mr a
inn to tho home of her daughter,
Mra. Uort I. llrooklns, and Mr.
Urookina.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simmons will a
to Mimkotfee for tho C'hriatniaa Reason
with Mr. and Mm. 11. Van Smith.
M:s Mabel Claire Witt left last
nijfht for a weuk'a vlalt to her homu
folk In Chanute, Kan. -
Captain H. Y. Arnold lias pone for
his annual Christmaa visit to relatlvc-a
In Houston, Texas.
Mr. and Mm. (leorfre C'hubburk
will ipend Chrlatiiiaa with home-folk
In KariH.ia City and Bethany, Mo.
Mr. and Mra. W. M Wnde of Inde
pendence, Kan., will come at the, 1-ibt
of the week to upend Christmas a':
Ktients in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
). J. I Jimhert.
M.iyter John K. Idirrows is home
from W'pntworth millL-ny .nadeny.
lxmxtoii, Mo., for ,i vacation visit
With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kiwi
C. liai rows.
Miss Mildred Marr. who Is a .stu
M rit of Oklahoma univeisity, cam"
; home last evening to Kpend the holi
iilms with her parent, Mr. and Mis.
I S. V. Mil it.
SANTA CLAUS' MAIL
Letters Written by Tulsa
Children to St.
Nicholas.
rear fanta Claus: Will you kindly
remember me on Christmas. 1 am 6
years old. I need n pair of shoes,
number ten. If it isn't asklnK too
much I would appreciate anything. I
have no papa. Will await in hopes.
Mary Smith, 25 North Norales street.
A Few Christmas Specials
Ik-low we mention a few articles of especially fine Roods. Some of these ..re
seldom kept in regular stock cv-n in the first-class stores on account of their
extremely hinh prices. l-'or instance we have
One 14k Hold Ladies' Mesh Ilandhai,'
One 14k Cold Ladies' Mesh Ilandhai; ,Yk". l7,?
Sterling Silver La s' M-sh Ilandhai; V U'
one All-I'latinui.i A 11-1 hainond set Ladies' Wristlet Watch, octagon shape.
I'rice : 0
One All-l'latiiiuiu AU-Daiuond Het I.ailieb' Wristlet Watch, lu-i'tajfon shape.
I'rice Vi A
One fine Cluster I h.-itiiond Krooch. bl,' value, platinum sett.m; 2,000
One fine Cluster Karpln Urooch; platinum tread work, exceptionally fine ... $2.0(10
One pair Heal Klue Diamond K.ir Screws, exceptionally rare ones 82.000
One Diamond Shirt Stud, Klue; especially fine
One Tiffany set Ileal Klue Diamond Kiiik: very rare In color; price 11,500
Several bl Chests Sterling Silver Tableware. I'rice. each SSOO to $1,000
Home exceptionally fine Cameo Krooches; genuine stone; assorted colors, pink.
Bray, dui k and coral $2. to $t."0
If you ure interested In any of the above or other fine goods call und let us show
you some of these fine pieces.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS
A. Y. BOSWELL CO. "SiSE?
TULSANS WANT GRAHAM
TO REMAIN AT LABORS
Telegrams Sent Government
Agent Asking That Local
Man Be Left in City.
She. Was Waiting for Him.
' "Is your husband up yet?" Inquired
the early morning- caller.
"I KLicss he K" replied the stern
woman at the door.
"Well. I'd like to say a few words
to hlii"
"So would I, He hasn't come home
yet."
Dear Santa:
me a doll ami a
you to hrini; me
want you
doll dress.
brina
wa n t
N. It. Graham, special representa
tive of the Kxchnnxe National bunk,
left la-st nlcht for Kansas City, whore
he has been summoned by J. 'A. Mil
ler, governor of the federal rewerve
district, to take charge of the publicity
work of that district.
The summons to which Mr. fl.'ah.'im
h.'s responded las brought forth a
,'torm of protest from the banks and
tho several patriotic and civic or
Ha.nlzntioas with which Mr. Graham
is associated, and several letters ami
Oklahoma Paint and
Wall Paper Co.
I Iin orix.rateil)
'iow 78.78 23 Went Third
Special Exhibition of Christmas
i'ictuns and Imported Prints
Yoimtr Mr. HkkIi Kvaiis Is h..pi
from Missouri university, O .In in . .'.i,
to spend the holi iav-i with his .i i..t.
.Mm. . W. I'rodle.
table. I have
six years old.
one brother.
play chair and a J uleirrarvR have preceded him to Kaii-
r.eon n good Bin. 1 am
I have two sletcrs and
Kffio Cutburth.
Mr and Mrs. Sidney I'ufvine will
spend the Christmas season with Mr.
l'uivlne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
I'urvine of Miisk.o-'.e.
Pear Santa Claus; I am 12 years
old ind need pome clothes. I would
appreciate n mack inn w. I live at L'l!5
North Nou'tles. Ike Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Lee are leaving
on Saturday for Kunsas Ct!y. w hei e
they k" to be the e.in sts of Mr
Mrs. 1'. Connor over Christmas.
Ivar Santn: I want a Jack-in-the-box,
a doll, a broom, table, six chairs
and a stove. Theltna Walum.
ami
Miss Lulu Crosle Is home from
Our Store
urdav and
Will He Open Both Sat
Mondav Kveninis for
Christmas Shopping
Spcci-.il Reduced Prices on Suits, Coats,
Dresses and Skirts
REDUCED PRICES ON ALL COATS
As
Ass
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Sxvial 1'rl.X's iiii All Hinder I'rli-i-il fonts
REDUCED PRICES ON SUITS
in no
.to .00
111 Oil
r.o oo
lit) no
s up i o ;i :i , :.. spe
s up to ;,:i
up t' 1 spe
K.iliici'il I'rlci-s nil
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REDUCED
s up to mi.
Ml HIk'Iici- I'l-li-iil Mills
PRICES ON DRESSES
20 no
ltd oo
10.00
up
spe.
I a 00
2.MI0
S5.00
REDUCED PRICES
.lues lip to 1 .1 OH. Special .
allies up to L'.i i'ii, special
i'.ii.s up to .'in, mi. special
ON ALL SKIRTS
ft. oo
10 oo
I. '.(II)
BLOUSES AND PETTICOATS FOR GIFTS
Veil must ;sr. 1. 1
r L'oilse i
want. A
ill. I I'. III. oat
blK selection
Section to find just that wonderful s-ift ,
of colors, kinds tin. I sizes
THE HAIL STORE
"Our SM'cl,ils .n- AIwiij ihi-LiI"
lear Sant.i Clans: I ant a little hoy
fi years old. I want a little wasoii
with two horses and a little milk
wation wi'h cans In It and a little
swid h e.irine and three coaches and
track and a little shovel and a Jockey
rider and n rocky horse, and some
nuts and randy and fruit. I want a
little dirt w.iKoii and horses. Kdwin
Sparks, 1 1 1 ;i Last Archer.
Dear Santa Cliius: I want a Jack-in-the-box,
a doll, a bedroom set for
my doll, und A 1! C board, table and
six chairs, a dresser a comb n l.iwl
a stove. Thelma Maurleee tl'ni.
(Arc 0.)
a n d
toll.
, Dear Santa: I am a little lrl 6
years old. and I want a little doll, a
Hory book and h set of furs, and
please brlnir "Itillie," my little sister,
a little red w.mon. Ituth Allen. 1632
Ad miial.
Dear Santa Cans: l'lease brlnR' me
a biff Kill doll and a muff nnd a fur.
I will ham; up my stockings. Helen'
Ii ura Cooper.
Dear Santa Olaus: T nm n little
boy. S years old. and I would like a
pair of (floves and randv nnd fruit I
have two brothers. Keresford. 6 years
om, Alien, ji,. l'lease don f for
inein. never rndnett, West Till:
I'Kct I
sas City nskinp that his appointment
be reconsidered. In or l"r that he nm?
remain In Tulsa, where he I;, actively
enifajrcd In Liberty ban work, in the
Ked Cross campaifin, as dinctor for
the ftate of moi- than Sim I". nr Min
ute Mn S ealers and other ol L'.i n iza
tions. At a luretinq- of the directors of
the Chamber of Commerce yesterday
diirinq the noon hour at I Intel Tulsa
the following typical teleniiim win
framed and sent to Mr. Miller, asking
that the appointment of Mr. Gruhui.i
be reconsidered and that lie be per
mitt'M to remain in this city to con
tinue his patriotic work;
"Mr. J. Z. Miller, .ir.. 1'e.lera! Ite-
j serv e I !a nk. K:i niia i ' ' I . V '
j tors of Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
I nid.'iv pass-ril res, .1 as on ..., ,
to wire you as follow-: I 'r--m suiii.i
I i .-iiit i f war wo;-; in Tulsa Mid Okla
homa, earnestly lequest you not to
take N. li. (ii-iham to Kansas City, lie
is woikini; nitfht and dav effectively
and Is nerve center of half dozen war
work organizations. Handled l.ih-rty
loan this district nnd Is hiindlinic col
li ctions of more tnan fliflO.OOO Kel
Cross and Y. M. C. A. funds. Is chair
man Four Minute Men of Oklahoma,
with six hundred speakers under hm
direction and identified prominently
other patriotic movements. Tulsa t'jo
important In war work to be dtsor-
fraiiizeu ny nis renievai.- (StffneH
Tulsa Chamer of Commerce. 11. M.
McFarhn, president. Claionco H.
Douglas, secretary."
Nn replies have been tocrived to
tlnse telegrams and Mr. Graham left
last nifiht to take up personally the
matter with Mr. Miller, In nn effort
to be relieved of the wolk, which It
Is feared would be detrimental to his
ho-ilth and would urcaUy affect the
work of the irt;a.nizationa with wnich
he is associated.
Arouses the Liver and Purifies flic
Klood.
The old Standard general st rei!;then
inft tonic, GKOVK'S TASTIiLH
chill TiNIC, arouses the liver to ar
Hi n, drives Malaria out of the blood,
nndi "builds tip the system. For
adults and children. 60c.
Woman's World Susiwmli.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21. The Wom
ar' World, n publication with some
six hundred thousard ciiculaiion.
will be suspended after January 1, it
was announced here today, for tin
duration of the war. The Increased
price of pnper and other materials, It
Is understood, nro responsible for the
action.
Stnrt Another Inquiry,
AVASHINGTON, Dec. 21. ncitilry
Into tho proKress of tho government's
ship building program was bonun by
tho senate commerce commlsaion to.
day with Chairman Hurley of the
shipping board as the first witness.
if i, li
renr
Ssntn Clans: r n... . n..i
Kirl. 4 years old. I want you to brinff 1
,',' --i'e. a uoiiy. a idano. a
.cradle and a real table and a picture'
I iiou o on i rnrftet Grandma
-..aiil'ii ihick; tney Ijv
' ' nis is an this time.
I Then. Muck. 1 live tw
Hixhy, ( ikla. The.
nnd
In Sperrv.
My name is
miles west of
lluck.
I "ear santa: I am a little bov. 4
veins 1. 1, I want n tov ),,
" "o ii ' up an. a roc . v
i, . i
fruit, candy nnd tints lo c .'.....'
ter, i: No,,h Phoenix. '
Inwy. is (inests ,,f Williams
sp. . i.-.l '.. 1 ' ,. w,i.l
OKI -MI.. A CITV. Dec. Si,Mcm.
t "'0 tnte l!.-,r assocntion vv 111
W .nests of Governor Vlll,a,,"s ,
rep,!,,,, , ,,p Ky,.n ,,,, jn
Z ,-X "Vi '"V"1"1 '""I'""--. Deccr.:
't ... Members of the supreme
court, criminal rourt of appeals a d
"'r wives, will be in the receiv W
line with tho pover-ior. The re
Hon will be from 4: 10 to f,:30. 1
t.asolin.. Cnnsci-Mitlon
. ..isei-vition or pasoiino. ,llp
National Automobile Chamher of
ommerce declares nn nvemce MV
; ng of I. pn,s (ll fo. nio
'mobile and truck in na,. In n, i-.,i.i
"ill insure etioiieh .tl.... i.-
erninei.t ne.'ds duiiiiir the roo io.r
n
States
ea r.
Must Gel Appn.Mil.
ASHINGTONN. Dec. II. -Kail-
.'sliniK to withdraw from limit
must obtain .ipecific
coinme rce
loads d
rate UKreeinents
approval of the Interstate
ii.mmissii.ii ir the withdrtw.il wmld
loeuu nn increase in rates. th
, mission oi ilercd today.
"has reat
food, value
THE food value
of cocoa has
been proven by cen
turies of use, and
dietitians and phy
sicians the world
over are enthusiastic
in their endorse
ments of it. It is
said to contain more
nourishment than
beef, in a more
readily assimilated
form. The choice,
however, should be a
high-grade cocoa,
"Baker's" of
course.
It is delicious, too
com.
Home Gi.ni-.l Ihince
i lie 1 uisa Home ( luar.i w ill
tiiii" a militarv ball nt Con
entioii hall tonight. Previous nr
tiini:eiiieiits had set the date for
the dance January 1, bin lime,
cess-ibihty of th" municipal
stadium n udr- this dale Imp...
s;hl". so the iLinec w:i. set for
tomtl.t
Funds derived from this danpn
will fjo Into the canteen funl
aeamst which there Is now a'
4iK. debt. On tli.. rvcnlnir of
Jatiiiarv I Sergeants W halen and
Tho n as will since anotbec llonie
guard dulse, IS per cent of the
proceed.! to go to the canteen
fund.
loniglit.
Trade-mnrle
on every package
Made only by
Walter Baker
Co. Ltd.
EhMiM j-.'o
Dorchester, Mat.
SEND CANDY
FOR CHRISTMAS
MARSHALL-FIELD AM) OUR
OWN EXCELLENT MAKES
Candy, of the quality sold here, makes
excellent Christmas Gifts. Special at
tention given to orders of firms and
corporations.
Boxed Chocolates
Boxed Bonbons
Bulk Chocolates
Bulk Bonbons
Fancy Floral
Candy Baskets
Butter Scotch
BOXED
All Hard Candies
in Bulk or Jars
Mints
Caramels
Salted Almonds
Salted Pecans
Fancy Jumbo
Pecans
OR
BULK
Superior Confectionery
and Tea Room
51 J South Main
Mann's Millinery
Closing-out prices. We have
to move. Nothing reserved.
413 South Main Street.
Flowers
CORSAGE BOOURTS
Christmas Plants
Holly and Mistletoe
Mrs. DeHavejj's
Flower Room"