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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1918
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Oklahoma Hospital
Service Conmtt of
Jut. Fireproof b 11 1 1 d 1 1 ar
ranged for a purpose.
2nd. Modern and rnmpleta
equipment under on roof.
8rd. v CharnMcr, rupsrlenre and
Ullt of attendant.
4th. Locution and accessibility.
The grast olda-ti nf t hninltal ar
rare, rur. and aittiratlnn u( the alrli;
t Iralnln- of iib-Rlelana and narK.,
111 natantJtin of nfullril Imowlaitfa
nil areviioa of dia-aia 1 baa. at.
rnmvluetl In tha OalahpmB Hospital
o4 II la opn to the prof-ulon.
Ir.' Fr-rtl H. rilnlrtii,' I'rra
Mini II. ... -'. 7.logeler, It. N.
Bupt.
Dr. Ij. If. Orletnn, Resident
rhyslclan.
Want Ninth and .Tackann flla.
I'huna Osag-. I HO.
Informal.
ItS !. 1'. HiilHia lid Inmed t
lonitniliv of matmria tit anni-l
tlila iifii-riiomi In her lnnn" In fin
vtII compliment to Mm. .1 All'-'1
Onager, who lem'cn amin f'r ri
dt.liri.4n I iklalinllin. I'ltv. 'I hi- tlllif
I will he spent in kiilMlntt
! SuffraglalH.
! , The TuNn auffruge nr.in 1..1I Inn
i will hold tin regular nmiiihlv inert
; I riic lit headiiunrteia .on l.lln'i'v
Hiiiuit, Kouith mill Miiin, I il l. iv
I linn ulna; at lu:30 01 lot k Ml im-tii
hcia are utKc.1 to be .ni" iit. In.
purtuiit matters u mug 1111 111
tli:it llnif. Mm Kii'liU'i It . 11 1 y
lllihardann, national field wt.rlinr.
will tin present and will advlm, Hu'
I'M ill WOIIII 11 lll'ltlg UII'illS line.- of
activity.
To Vl.lrr-n Women.
Mia .I'.lii, 'I'lii 1 .idkiil "f t'w'iil "iii:i
I'ltv, I'll" of Hi" bet I. imwii dun
woiiii'ii if tlin xtnii' will inl'linaa
woimi'ii r.f thin cuv Kitnrdiiv uftor
noon at " ;in n't im k In Hf lilni
w liool aiMitm Itaiia. Mi" Tlirr.nl.-lil
Ih to tulk upon war prolilrnil nffci't
tnK womn urn! ililldit-n.
Ulnncr In l.llintry 4 mum In I Ion.
Mi.inlii"n nf tht lintinl of lit im-tin 1
pf tin. '1'iil.ii Tiililli- Mlirm" will t'-n-rtt-r
n illnnt-r to ylaltriiM nf 1 1 in tikl'i
hninit l.ll'rnry aaanclatlon nnl dun
day rvi-nliiK In tlin t'oiintiv cln'i.
Thr I'laiin mudy clnh ini'l wllli
Mia A. Otirland Mnrra Wcilni'a.l.iy.
In tlin nliHt'tirn of Mra Nt'd '. Itlifa
lien, wlui 11 11I I c ri it 1 11 if t'lf lili'iinliil
iniiftliif nf tlin riMtlonal f mltT l Ion
in Mot Hptltiija, Mra W. A. Akhci"
prvaldfd.
The program waa f'illowi"d I'v the
H'lVlliK of Illliclli'OII l.y Hit' hi'McnH
Mra Wllcnn of nkliihnnin Cltv. wh'
la vlaltlng tlin hum of Mr and Mm
Maira, waa a giti-at and addt'd to til"
litlcrt'iil of tin- ocinalon with n turnip
of vole iiutulifrn Tlin proa; rum.
Tri'ludit t." nlmrp minor
tlui'liinnnilnnff
Minn Murirurt Itlniigold.
Mlnitn niTntindu I.Kon Cavnlln
iThn llnin Whltt lioi tif
I Mra Malta.
, tlondollot I.iaxl
I Mm. .latnra A. tirlcal.y
' l.'Alniintla Kulak Irr a
Mlaa MarKimrltn (iavln.
Tim Hook rliih tunt In tin. riow
I lionin of Mra., 1 larnnca I. i'okkI'
I ahull of Mapla Itldg fur lla final
at-naion nr ion npnnoti, rn.taiiay nrtcr
noon Tli n clnh vol I in aMnnm
t ho auppnrt nf a Krancl orphan and
In dlaprnan with lla fuaiotuaiy at inly
until aftni- tint war, f nitc.N lu or
I'lni-rnin I101.I will hold U M i
I. iv fi-xtit.tl 'Ihiir-iln ivnuiilt HI
' t. 10 1. n tin- a. ho'-l lu nula Thy,
'plngr.llll fn'. Iii at a I'l'ill lilt of the '
lM.IV iiilffti, lr.iti'l Iililtih. clrtn" j
il'iiiif. mi.i Ih I, ilnlul.l'fl'.a urinlc I
V I, Hvva Mn il tin i-, (.-liiili 11. Mi-viMi i
JiinipK. urn ih- , n-.d. unulr ll.
rrnti-d hrn. n.i'l. '. I, VII. III.
ii'.inliini!, Kia.lin VII, Sill. Iiuin
M.iv pn In dunif. i;rit III, IV.
vlmt Jiiiilur I1 t'riina olnl.ll
POLLACK'S TOGGERY
217 South Main.
SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY
Regular $4.50 Waists
$3.45
100 In the Lot
.All of fine cropo do chlnn
and Korirette ; fancy and
plnin pffcctn; complete
rango of colors; rp;ular
$5 value; all aizea. On
aale Monday only. t
i
Cloae-Out Prices
on
CORSETS
We lire cloainjr out our en
tire atock of Cornet, need
injr the room for olhor
merchandise. Now In the
time to buy a Kod Corset
at a bargain.
$1.50 Corsets at -JL'c
$:i.00 Corsets at ,.jff.r,o
$5.00 Corsets at $2.r0
All other Corseta at Halt 1'iice
New Arriral lieatitiful
SILK DRESSES
Choice
for
Two
Poyn
Choice
for
Tun
Daytt
Regular $15 to $17 Value
The season's latest modes in silks
and crepe de chines; 7f different
models in the lot; "all with ireor
jrette (deeves; complete rane of
siezs; all colors. A rare sellinR
event for dresses of this character.
ST
Mnaaaaaaan2roaaaBUBaa
SAVING TIME
V VERY dar 100 lr 2.000 buay pfiopla
have a nrerioua hour or more anvej
for them by tha pnitnpt, courteoua
arrvlra thay enjoy at
The llottl ol Perfect SerW-."
Whrthat your tima ia worth $1 or 100
an hour, when you are in Chicago, you
want to he in tha Ctr lar t( this Great
Crottal Market
At tS "M')rrtoii" T"i a' tha Hri
f tha lnoi whrrt It ia but a Map In ttM
rai odira huddlnfi. d't'arimnf nra.
ihratT. rallmad aiatlnoa iih tpoKtr liana
Ihinaium lu T eutlyiog part of Ika di).
' hathar yenj vaT t- or monj for a nmn you
l.a.a lli mm advantaifaof locailnci. moi tli
aasia ellrit aflnoun and acth ll-o
aaa ma mar y of tlma tprat to kfM advaataa.
Frary pvwi kaa huh. oimtlatlng lea aratar,
and tba nfciat ratmlaia coaafurtt.
Urmt Ma F'aiaova rtl fjr J 1
Irrrorr arn 1 1 inTTlSfln 1 lill PJ
HaaaVn- Muaarw.
Tn W. !n-ru md
A.W. a m n I an
.aiar-M f la r-( aav1 Mattliaa
IJAfHT t Vl tl!
I klraga
Ay-i
aa,i
Mia Kinra' i'i ,l,,w i ii'crt.iu.i I n
pilltV I'f II U 1 v- H C I a '1'ir-H'l. af
Ifiooon to crli.r.iH'e till, fifth I'lith-
'l'l 11 nllivit a;u V nf lll-r little Mill,
lilii'a Tun inert v lioura of play
t-li fnlJoMi-.l hy tlin H.-rMtiK nf If
flt'tihtticnta frniii niiiiill tahlfi. i-ni-h
icnli-ri-'l with ii bliilnliy inkn and
.hi inn It-I with randlna In In.l. v ' lual
lioldma. whlnh wt-ti. ylvi-n ua f.ir,ra
Tin. l l'l.. Hi i Ui mm of Hu- I n-i I'.in
tlal i lint' h will ifiva .1 I rtii fil 1 r
nil ill Thuialiiy e- v.-11 1 inf. May ', In
thn auh atnry nf the ihnrili lining
women a Im conin.tir Ihn tiii-iniii-r-ahlp
of ih,. cIhnh hrt.t in rnlho a rum
of miiricy to iild In their vat lout ai.--th
lt.-t
M.aa Mi nit I'l.f i ll i(n.1 Mi-
Maik.'.in i i'i i.l.l h.iii n turned
frtim 1 iklitn.'-i 1 I'lty where they
writ i i. .t-. ,ii a fen (Jul a of Mra.
1 li.il'li ., . Ilitnlnliin
Mra 1 ith.ir"ltoiii left at the flrit
of the wrrk for t'hnrlotte, N ''., to
vialt Mr. Jtoop, who ntpecta id I emu
t lion fur ovrineiia afrvlcr.
It.. M,.tr,.r.l l,.rtln , n.t rf.
tnr lielty nrn hern frotn Itidrprnd-
wet-K vitn Mlaa
cure pf ildliii-
.i.-iuitin .tiieii.
Mr im I Mra. I'o l,u llnw hue
romoit'd to the new I'autfrhury
apnrl tiionla, 2 Ki Vrat .l oiirliienth
atreet.
Mra Mary Iehuiny of Toledo.
Ohio, la vlnltlng tlin hmno of Iter
teUtivia, Mr and Mra M J ie-
laney.
Mr mid Mra P. A. Ilnnlninn are
entvrtiiliiliig Mia lliirilmnn a hrnth
er, Mr, J. IV I'urtall, of Hcranton,
l.
Mra ltoy K. Artlry and little aon
I'hlllp of Mitakogea, ratlin yratnr
dnv for a vlalt to tha limno of .ludgn
uud Mra. William J (IreKK
Mra, Diarlea Wealey Weat of
Hotel Tulan haa- intiirnoii from it
liny of aeiernl weeka In Ihn eat-t.
Mr. anil Mm, Kump . Illrgrr
hava removed to the new- apurtui'Mitr
at 2 I'aat Twelfth atreet.
Mr and Mra. Koncoe M Otlffllh
lutve taken a aults Ux the new apart
ment! at It ICaat Twelfth atreet.
Tlrinh club will hold an all-day an.
rial nenalon today In the home of
Mra. M, C Kimball, 110. llalveatnn.
")Vorr'cn and War irorI
Where Yon May Sr-rre Tmlay.
Lutheran wonien, Ited) C'roaa head
nunrtera, Orcutt tnamnrlal women, church
workroom.
Tlgert Meniorlnl, church wotk
rootn. Thumday and l-'rldtiy.
Trinity K.placopal women, Had
Women'a auxllUry nf Temple
larnel, fled Cma headnuaHera.
Ittialnraa women'a nurglcal drena
Inga claanea. Had Croaa.
I 'nlte, rri-aPyterUn women, meet
at churrh.
The K A. f hualneaa glrla' club
tiirt v t' 1 A uill niet at hnad-
nuiirteia nt J 0 o clot k Ihla after-,
noon In Mm I tlilv oitnni'ig ii' mi i"
...j.. ... n.a 11. i-r..aa taihnre thev
l IM'IIV " '"" '-'. ' - -
mill apeud nome time making atir.,-1-
i-ul tl rt-nM In 1. is.
Ked (T ia liraitiitiiirtern haa l.een
i,...,..t 1. .1,1 ,,n c-M.nt niiial.'Hl dreaa-
1 Iiikh tniitiuf uloty fur the rcinulnder
of t ll ti week m order mai nm a"'
ernmenfa older f"f front line per
cale limy he flnUhed aa quickly aa
pnalble, More than 200 women were
at work Rt tahlea In the main room
of headiiurler yeaier.lay complet
ing the vmlnun parte of th" parcrla
and . tha wmk of an-.cml.Huir waa
dune hv fifty women who filled th"
regular eutglcal tlreanlnga deparl
tiient. Tha jlnsn whlull hat been taking
the Ite.l I'toait courtn In ainulcal
dreanltiKi fm he Met ten rtava nn
det the tlit cot loll of Mfa Harriett
Wnnli-ll will he given Itn written teat
today. lfciiloninM entitling the hold
er In teach the work of tiinkmK
ilret-lnu't will he uwnrded to 2:
women.
The at-rlniit 01 en-row ding of r ill
tnttiiient town It lireonrtng a men-
The lainlilea or 1 111 if. '-it mn
11 aunt nilstake In lUHUm of
..ii.Hi.j 1,1 rctlil" in rilliiniiiiii-i'i
ace
make
end
tnwn Kattera. mot lir". mint
. ml k i Icmi 1 tisti ii 'o Uietv townn i"
he llt.it than lined oUc. nil. I their
it rilTrwiini 01 li.it" mi
1. nuti looint larae at sheer
aidflahneaa Maov famlll'-g he,ime
-ti.imle.l n Ina iii'irtfi are n.-arct"
hlKh I'i 1. el "0'l ' mull ao'i
11,, mirk and mm h ah knena
lnten.lt
Hill I if I.
mill
with
Ci.llllitllillt I.
.me al. 11.11 nm! and de-
plmalili
nlllv
,i I. it i i m 1 1 n M f t ii- men
1.1 1 i-ii.nalli and find It 'm
p.iKltile til tne on "r tr ui'i'.ni
and itlt.iw tin-ea 110. 1 an tlu ir pie-
iii.iiiiih 1 nit..irniiinir to in"
and l.'wett the morale of the
i-n 1'
lit III v
tn
Alain Street lletvccen Third and Fourth
a
(let Behind the War Savings Stamp Campaign at You Did the Liberty Loan Help it"Over'the Top''
May Sale of Suits
Three Select Groups
Those Originally
$.13.00 to $12.50
Those Originally
$17.50 to $55.00
Those Originally
$G2.50 to $75.00
Prieet
ei1 ! Now $26.49
Now $36.49
t
Priced I
I
rricod I, Now $4B.49;
TMs eventful rlcarance will bring within the means of ewery
value-recojrnizinjj woman a Suit whose style excels in smart
ness, whose material alone is worth the entire sale price and
whose tailoring far surpasses that to be found in DO';;, of
ready-to-put-on Suits.
Them la quite n number of thoae amart rlppln-hurk nulla with
notched or narrow ahawl rnllara ami tight aleevea. No two
are enactly alike. There are mndela of trlcntlne, French aergt,
velour, tweed and ehepherd check woolena.
M.I H l TO it.
Second lloor
May Sale of Coats
Three Special Groups
Now $14.65
Now $19.65
I Now $28.65
Marked f
(
Marked I
i
Models Formerly
$10.50 to $22.50
Models Formerly
$21.50 to $32.50
Models Formerly Marked
$35.00 to $49.50
In the face of almost insuperable difficulties we adhered so
strongly to our recognized standard of quality that the bal ance
of our Spring Coats does not contain a single undesirable
model. We dare to state that without exception no better coat
values are obtainable anywhere.
fe Thene three groupa comprtae Jaraeya lined throughout with
taffeta, bolivlaa. nergea, popllni, I weed a, veloura. tafretaa and
aallnn -three-quarter, eevan-elghtha and full lengtha - In navy,
Kiay, helge, rookie, brown, copen, rnae and green
'8I.F.S It TO 43
.Second Floor
Special Feature Today
FRONT LACE CORSETS
$3.50
There are two models in the Frolaset and Hen
derson for slender, average and well developed
figures, rink and White Broche and White
with a Tink Stripe. l?oth have fairly low tops,
one of which is elastic.
75c Brassieres 59c
A well made model of white batiste with filet
lace top and edge. V style front and back
front fastening. Sizes 34 to 44.
timl Floor
i-rira, ,
Millinery
Tailored or Trimmed to
match any type of
street, dresn or
outing costume
Hats for Women $5.00 upwards
Hats for Misses $3.75 upward
U ti trimmed li ats $2 U pwards
Second Floor
Tito Excellent Offers in
PRACTICAL PETTICOATS
$1.89 $3.49
i
The $1.89 line regularly $2.23 is of
Heatherbloom in plain shades of Rose, Green,
Pekin Blue, Copenhagen and Black. Those at
$3.49 have hfiartherbloom tops and two-tone
taffeta flounces and can be had in all white,
gray, green, red. Formerly priced $1.25.
Second Floor
New Blouses Just In Marked $5.95 for Today
GEORGETTE Crepe Blouses in two styles. One has a pin tucked vest, double Georg
ette collar and deep tipht cuffs with a narrow picot edged turn over. The front is
embroidered in silk and steel bands. The other style fastens on the shoulder and has
a large cape'collar all around the front and back. Both come in Flesh and White. And
in all sizes. Regularly worth $7.50.
Four Styles in Crepe de Chine Blouses at $2.95. Values up to $4.50
Se-oml Floor
aJL fcatlM.4.:1,kiJ
t... i....... i a ..( fr"iu line nar
....-' -I, ........I f-, . t flMlll l.lflll
ie-t.-nt.il 'tin- initiiher i-i nut i-ivciii
fi.t ml it irv rc'ii'im I i . , i it .i i
leallc woi-d-'if I w,.' In I'-elr r.-t
young W.'lli.'ll eii'.l 'i.n-t of the ..-rli..!- am. afl-r h "ina nf ,!i,!l
..itt-wea,,.ti ll'-ll Telephone tout-; when thev meet to the 'tne ot
I .mi ln ci!' i t.n I tit i w.ir work , tetroom
ni tnitt.a i t . I ' r !" dm. n. 'ii I'f Mra. I
ill u'li i.elker ham iiiinl'l'ted ii' Kendall i "in nrmli v lie, I i 'r.'-it
l.eautlftil imi.iI afghan ti . h i i-'t-r- ..nut t aa et T.e-d n. W eilne- lm ,
d.ll l .''line. I III ! I'd t 'i nit ; 'I'I. iiri-il t v tt'ld li'l'l'tv aa Ita niee'lttg
I I '-.'1 . 1 1 '1 1 1" ' t I f.'T ill I nt 'I'll" , .1,11 a at I'tiltege III I I'I ei''i 'el ll'l
i-en'er ' f I ' f .-ill'H.III it h 1 '1 la .,.ld' clu.r. It
of kint'ed iii:ii'J .f l.tinhi ...l..r 1
i .- f .rnii-n of il ,'.ii.i' Min-itc m All iini'it wlil.-li Imif f it en
!i la inl .1 I lie li-ll wi'h 1 1.'- ' ' elopea t . ' I t h 1 1 u I- 1 1 1: pa r' e a Btf
nil. 'inn ' I'.ll !i'ihn.ii. i:nl ' ' ikd to f n eh and letorn aaice a
i, ii- M.i.m f Ii it is ii ;.irK.. .,,n, t-i K' 'I ll"". hriid'inattere.
.ni'-:li-in 1 tr In r.-'.'ta nn.l l..:ovv; v
lllf 4-ni Itletit "t 11 e Ite.l 11. S' l'll I I, I'I ar"-v tn I'tnce f.r"h nt.lv will
i' jimiI'k wntiicii aie iiu'i.K jied tori) thousand named nuraea.
ii I
I H
it
Th-Tr eve only aLmut eighty tlmu
"ind a! pr.nt In the 1'nlted Miatea.
It l t0 rtevent thn fhreatenetl de
plei.im t,f ).e ratika of theae nuraea
ii- our hnst'liala transfer mure and
mote regutered nuraea to Kuropean
"ri n e, that the American Ked
I'r.aa haa prepared the Intena.ie
"Ualnli'g ramp' for nuraea at Vaa
Mr c.t'iege. l ot ghkeepale, N. Y..
.lune H to Septeintter H The en-rollt'-.etn
ailll he Unified to one
thmiaand a. id gradnatea of (Irat
i una collegrk are ellglhl. The fac
nUv will Iccltide foreinoat apeclallata
in the minting and medical orofea-
milt. nhfe anrvnea will be con
trlhuted. as alao ara th ground and
upkep nf tha camp The running
expenaea will be met hy tha Had
(-tone and tha whole enlerprlae will
be under the direct aupervlalon uf
the government.
. . a . a . -
Free Is -tare.
Mra. John Threadgtll will deliver
a lecture to t luh wonien of Ttilea
nmt turrtav at 3:10 p. m., May 4
at th high achool auditorium. I'om"
and ' hear her. dml!uiliii free
Adv.
and hear her.
Adv.
Admission free
We bur clean, white raga Bring
them to Thn World I'uhlialilng com
pany and nak for Mr. Mac limine.
Adv.
Mra John Threudglll will deliver
a lecture to rluh women of Tula
neat Saturday at 2 10 p. m . May 4.
at tha high school auditorium. Come,
Heal Itching Skins
With Cuticura
i.ii-t-taaf-w an.r. T.iwa
.. v a Inm -f 'Oaaim. an I lata '
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Tattar SaH Rk-atn, I I
Araat, Waaplag Skta I
Dry Eaaaal aad Mom III
teatal for tha two 1 VJ
kladl.f KetaSa aaaaaa-M
Tla M yJWJ
Laitiaa. $1,000 Kawarolt I Milli,r t "
anl. air fraat Mir'-.iful "itoiiltiltr ' itiaA
poond Halely rrhf-ec aorin. of Ui IttfiK-'"';
aie.t it.iinalt. alinormal ran in J m
da-a Nit harm, raia or Inlrffr-rn- "
.li Mail tL.'.'l IViuhl. elrtrl'b 2 " '
Sonktat rraa W'rlia ledav Ir. T
Baatluntfon lUiaaay C. 14 '
Xaaaas-Clty, Ma.