Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 23, 1918, FINAL EDITION, Page 16, Image 16

About Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919

Image provided by: Oklahoma Historical Society

                
.JjfcMBWvt-T.uBfa8(tlw ,ttff)
14
SUFFRA
1G
TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1918.
AS R-
ftatlonnl
Through
- ii,
Rent Profiteers Gouging
SM t TIT - .
war ueiits' in wasnington
both sir
Landlords Charge Scandalous
Oppf.n.iin Prices for Chwip Rooms
ami Had Food.
VHI HIM I . 1 1 1 t( got
Th'-ru 1m mi tithcr plait
bio-v clt rlvs h;.i e nut
limit riHirim, mu the, ma'
linn Mar
ir .nvon.VRATH OF CONGRESS FALLS
escape I hp .
slim in i ik!u
only one nidjent Administrator Proposed
h!hi tiin 'inti and Government Will Quit
Sharing City's Taxes.
have alrcid ,
lllVO pclfec
in many our (Hy OMKIt K. HKNKOICT.)
anile ai ii WASHINGTON, May 22 It Id
sri.ipe !' w,Mr nmin of affair in Ihe III
I'icsiioii ttMrlrl ot coiumtila that ha brought
puring to Ppyj ,nll nwcrMny for congressional
Ami legislation, limiting profit on rent.
Miss C'Ik. Hero in the city nf Washington,
editor nf tii" capital nf tin great republic,
niUlonnl oi which ! fighting for the safety of
made a ml democracy a city bullded nn a lilll,
llBpublloan huh, If you pleaae, from whlrli
M'll hi HI' the spoke (if pnlollln form the
reprisctitai wheel of a milled people sao.rtflc
tn liklahni Ing In a common cause romn flrat
quartets o sine urgent nr'd of restriction on lhi
tluiml A-'i .'traitorous profiteer. Not a refresh
ing example for t lie rent of the coun
try. Conditions Are neplnnible.
That condition here are deplnra
Mu, there ia no question. Wah
Ingtoa'e population ha Increased ;iO
per rent, nr one hundred thousand,
In the pant nine month. Clerk
and more clerks and clerk galore
have come here from ull part nf
the country, and more and more
mint come to take cure of the rsp-
. idly Increasing clerical work of the
linvernment. The great majority nf
three clerk are girls, tene nf thou
sand of them. College girls, high
school glrla, stenographer good
girl who have left happy homea in
the emaller vlllagea of the country.
(from home and town where they
have had elbow room now crowded
Into old dilapidated. unsanitary
house, packed like eardlnea. In a
box.
Rlieaklng nf Antique.
I, have alway been an admirer nf
the antique anything old hua l
wayi appeali! to me. except chil
dren. I find that la true of all per
one horn and rained In the compar
atively new weat. Hut all one ha
to do la to look at a few romn a In
the elty of Washington, and he get
It nut of Ilia ayatem. In looking nt
perhapi fifty room In the city of
Waahlngton. I do not believe I aaw a
Ingle piece nf furniture that wa
not In nee before Ueneral 'Washing
ton's time. The aecondhand alnrea
here have been doing a lend office
buaineaa and every piece of old atlck
nf a furniture remlnraence that could
be scraped together In llaltlmore or
l'hlladelphla has been brought here,
set up In a room, for which the prof-1
man Puff
' Tulwi yt
huut'N hi
t' O k la I
Whrie si
cliih In
that ah
Tu In i,
vancod
compar
who w
sorlntl
Inhom
compo
Whito
Til Ian, .
ssocl
TVr
Worl.
that '
the
mnk
for
horn
oppt
ther
forn
Ing
in
W1
th
w
be
tej
foi
, wt
fn
ep.
du
Herring landlords
fu nl renta.
harl!fl exurbl-
Hyt wlwre?!
iii'i, iind
III!' 1111(1' t"
,' llln-M' tliey !
t MH lip l 'hf llif:iH' I ,1'il'IM'j
finiiliiiiiiMN ii n, I ..lific or iihH. wnn.
f'in;il;nillv lini rrtMln tiut-.t, utnl l-n-i
Irlollrally K'l "M .ili'l wurll tcl tlie,
(iii ! liji,i nl. uiilll tin",- din h'jhiiI llj
nn I'iii'i;,!' :inl then li.ivi-, iinil-lhev
i,i i,iviiiv. MM I hlali'l iilvt ;,t 11, el
rale "t mum ih.ui liiiiiilrrd u M.iy. i
RETAILING OF FLOUR
IS ORDERED STOPPED
'miKnn I 'ii ii I -I n-s . a i-l I ,i I ' in.
When I fust rrtiirried in V,nh
InKiiin fiiiin Dl.hilii.in.i 1. 1., i M ir h.
I Kllll.'d Ul a 1,1,, I III lhc, im!iiM!I;H
lh;l UllltV'K Mil, J, I (if ile-"! llif; ri-.i l',
CIIIIKI I'M Wii'll.l I'll I lie ill'lllll'l liff
Hh IkiiiiI ii ii, I I,:
1,'IXI'H. 'I'llM I'l
Ihiin fnriv 'iiii
IH" laxii nf Ih,
If pi.lh'V
' MM.I'MI
Ii;, i , i, I
I I IV nf V
f.,1- j 1 1 1 1 re
.f i
i,e i,,,:f
:,!filil;l,,n.
I I lllllplll ll,
Ica-i i.iXi'H
' lllllll
M .i n 1 1 luii
tlil.l IIIIH.HI'll
All Minmplc nf thonging.
One particular Inalanoe nf which
I inn familiar Is a true en.-imple i.f
what la being done here In Hie pricp
of renla,
A third floor front room In M.iri'h,
117, wrn vacant at llfi u inonili
In fact there were an iniinv :iiniit
roonw In WaHhliiKluii th.it li.n'Hi
any rooms On the third floor were
rented. This aume roiim toduy m
occupied by alt kIiIm. emb paving
ir, making a total i,f (mi per
month. The womnn who leunen the
house pays onlv 190 n month, under
an old lease, for ths entire house of
four stories and basement, furnished
This Is a fair sample of what
every landlord uml Ion il I oily la ilnli'k'
In Washington.
There Is In Wnshlnglnn wllVit Is
known ns the htiuslni; mmmitice,
whose functions are to see to hous
ing the government employes. I''H:
ures compiled by this committee
shows that 7(1 rolled HIkiih clerks
are leaving each week leaving 'he
employ of the government hectiuau
they cannot get HccoiiirnodiitioiiH,
and one thouaund coming in emit
week.
Hcnt AdnUnbttrulor l'mpissl.
The bill which has passed the
somite and which Is now In tlm
house for consldcrntlon, rixes n mux
liniim price nf'Vrnl. Iineed on the
rental price received October I, 19 17,
and provides for a rent iidminUliu
tor, and permitting nn IncreiiNs above
expense bl linirovemiiits of 7 per
rent. In hundreds of cases In lb
city today landlords have Inrrraned
tnelr rents 600 per rent, and some
of them 1,000 per cent -and the Mil -intlon
la growing worse and worse
dallv.
There Is also pending In rongrrm ' ''on do ollicrs can ilo us well or U'T
a bill appropriating f KQ.OOi.noo fori '11 It.
building houses for employes tint
even If this becomes a law, It will
Supply Sufficient for I Sat era In Make
Victory llmai I Still to be
1 urnlilicd.
WAR NEEDS DEMAND COURSE
Allied Mglulng Men Without Wtinat;
Tulsu's AIimMiiciicc a 1'atrlollc
, .Mcumire.
whir h. iii.cor.l.iii; I,, ficnn
allows that tfilii city t'.ii
I ha ii any olher II ', in II
WIihI I pri'ilicle l lail
lllkeri place. Tt.e hull",.
a nut oiiiin.' avav villi the eovcrn
llient's policy of irir liSlf lliel
tlixeiH. iiiipI there m nn doiil.t that ' lT"l
whel lifress li.li. I for that bill. 1 .Vi
Ihev liiol 111 iiilnil ininiibment fur i jjjj
he pripliii ' i . but it h.iji not had tho'j
effect of le-iM-iiini: the evil. I
WiinhiriKli.ii should be imh.iiiicd of . r!"
Ilself If
--
fpfflclullv approved ;i , ernes ben
efil. I'll, lay l-lelilni'. M ei I ., ..,.r I, ;(
lawn. Sei . nit, an. CoHton, by First i h.i
l.uijicriin women. j
Old Traders!
-
Dope
M l.r'.f OM IDCM i; is n big AS
SIT when iikciI wiih Juik'iiii'i'1. Ilm
o ilium not Is- l l.in is'l li'M. mid
tlilnli linn hp arc the onlv I'l lllil I r1'
on llic MI Adl, for what mm tnnii Sj
tICI II 1.... a. . I f , 1
v.. si, month, or perhaps a year, be . ol" V. V ' . S ,
lore any rener can ne expected, and1, ,.... . ;, ' " ll-Z
a.irne goe. on the problem grows!" "n, ''' I fS
more aerlous. llln. nn. hunilng. and a m lgh-! i' )
ITnflUvr. .1 Tl.cle U'.i I I T Wl1""' V,,, ''" "' ,,ff, , "'i ri
1 r.ifllvr at TIi lr Worst. hrl save your ).,ve,l .. ,l( l p Lj
' "i'T uu-e un iiiei'iii ppppi nir lire, now riiiinr children
l oniiiirni mere is proiiieenng or tnoi would you surfer liurncil before
eAiniii. ur taeningion laniiioros. ,i
seems to have taken hold of I ho
people here like a malignant disease
They are obsessed with the Idea ot
making quick, easy money, and are
showing an Independence and con
tempt for the publlu thul Is unbear
able. And all these clerks must eat
and therein hangs another tale. The
price of uoard has been Increased to
an alarming extent, an.l the portions
cut down to such an extent that
when a meal Is served one doe not
know whether "It la his service he
la being handed or a dirty plate.
These landladies and landlords
hand it out to you, and if you kick
Then) will be no more flour
phipped Into TiiIkji county until the
new i i op In him ruled nnd In the mill
exiepi a supply sufficient for the
l-aliiTs ti manufacture victory bread.
.No flour will be retailed nl ull This
vva.H th announcement of t'ounty
Food Administrator f H. Douglas
esferday.
" This active patriotism on the part
of the people of Tulsa county will
aguln make Tulsa's clti.( iicliip a
household word for loyally and pa
triotism throughout the nation," said
Colonel Iwiiglua.
"Tulsa, county again takes a pro
nounced step In advance of all coun
more than F.O p.vr cent of wheat In
Ms composition must not be sold to
consumers without selling pound for
pound nf the substitutes heretofore
designated lo nil ur0iers through
Ihe food department.
"It Is an evasion of the rules and
regulations and the law to sell pastry
flour or any other prouttcL contain
luii more than r.O per cent of wheat
ties in Ihe state. From this date she 1 flour wtllWut selllnir therewith an
goea on the no-flour basis until the
new wheat crop l harvested.
"A frantic appeal Is going out from
the food administration at Washing
ton fur more wheat flour for the ul
lles and in answer to this appeal
Tulsa steps to the front rank again
and savs: '
' 'Tulsa county Is 100 per rent pa
triotic and will give 100 per cent of
Its flour to the boys over there.' "
HuhsUtutf Hulc.
f'olonel Iiouglas also said the food
administration desires Uugatn serve
notice on Ihe retail grocers nf this
city' that any food product having
eoual amount In rounds of the sub
slltutt-s," said he, "and this rule will
be Insisted upon "
"t'urrv A our own (ins'crles."
Colonel Douglas also urges the
people of Tulfpii lo ask for as few de
liveries from their grocer as possi
ble. In order that they may reduce
their overheapl expenses, and thu
sell cheaper.
"A very considerable saving can be
made by persons purchasing groce
ries up to theoiilue of f,0 tier cent
or even J (to, if they will take tlise
grpp-eries home with them and not
inmt on a merchant delivery," he
mid. "It 1 a trifle -Inconsistent to
complain about the high cost of liv
ing and at the same time add to the
expense of a merchant' by willfully
Increasing hi cost of doing business.
The 'buy and carry home' policy Is
becoming general throughout the
country and should obtain to greater
degree In Tulsa.'
THIRTEEN MORE THOUGHT
LOST ON MISSING VESSEL
(iklalmmnn Among Number Intend
ed In Supplemental List of Cy-
clopa Victims.
WASHINGTON, May 22 An ad
ditional list of 13 men, probably lost
with the nnval collier Cyclop, was
received today by the navy depart
ment. The announcement nald they
hud been transferred from olher
ships to the Cyclops a passenger
and were presumably aboard the
vessel when aha left otuher last vov
tea
The list follow: i
John Domlnlo Frsmcls Baggiori JL
Phoenli, Aria.; Harry Davl u&r
Hopewell, Pa.; Otto Harrison Evan,,' '
Springfield, 1111 Raymond Faxreli,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Clement O. Kurner S
Wheeling, W. Va.; Irl Edwin Unt
coxswain, Walter, Oklj. ; Donald i
McKeen, blacksmith, Santa Rita, . ',
M.; Jame Joseph Miller, New Or! .. si
lean; Early William Mollenco, g4.
lem, Ore.; Willie Uoyd Perry, R, f . 'i
D. 1, SpeeglevlUe. Texas; Iiuli -
Adolphoa Smiley, Marshall, Texar
Wm. Francis Sweeney, machinist',! ";
mate, Fall River, Mass.: Clayton An.
drew Webster. Hutchinson, Kan. )
Officially approved Red Cross hes.
eflt. Friday evening. Hesseiberer
lawn, Seventh and Boston, by Flnt
iuioeran women.
1
Walk Up . Stairs and Savq a Dollar
When you are ready to buy shoes DON'T FORGET
i - that you ALWAYS save on every
purchase rnada from us.
Men's Shoes and Oxfords $2.95 to $.".8S
Women's Pumps and Oxfords $3.35 to $7.45
Children's Pumps, Oxtordn, 'Sandals, etc.
priced according to size. . . .80c to $235
ASK YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT US.
TULSA UPSTAIRS
SAMPLE SHOE PAQLOR
Over Palace Theater 219VV South Main Street
(Opposite Krcs.s)
"The Pries Is the Thing"
t
J
PEOPLES EXCHANGE
GROCERYandMARKET
111-113 East First Street o
I-eadlng Store of Hlgh-Orade Good and I.ow Price
A we have called your attention before of this being the Inrcest
and moat complete llrocpry and Market In Tulsa and are selling
more good for the dollar than anyone. The Store that makes the
dollar look like two Is the place for.you to trade. Itelow we quote
guO
would accept ,in service.
When (lie !,rsTAM went .bmn
our 1. V DOM IT. HI, I : T I-' l l ' ' i
itn n: "i nti:! i imim i n-i ;
imsti;, orit it I l ine I N ,
am HrilMNU and lilXImltMl
snd 1 III I IIOM i,r en nil mil ,,i, ;
I'l'.IIISH If we tin not ml gl Ii K..
IpV." Hut mini' only SMII I i end
sniil that TIlliDY hii ipiivipo- i ih
I'l'ICN. un, I r..n TH ii -i t. t,, J
we WAITI'll nml WVKIIIII iln-:r!
(JRKAT CtiMIAfpliATIiiV Welji
saw the irrent fl'ipies of III 1. 1, h i
Mld'NT In the V litis and ihefpl
Am;i:i,s of m:ii v m ;.-. .
AMIOHK'A to go nml help put out ; hii
this l MV AIll,F fire .s
Ol lt NOIII.i: TI'IHiV gave un his (i
I 1M II nous lo en l.i Ihe I It I All 1 1 K ,I
to I)IK for Mill It I V anil i;ill)
knows that iinv man h.pi iIi hle!
i thinks more of hli child thul lie docs
nf lit own lire.
I ..... .
I wi. nn- now gettmc nwiiy rmm a
Mil SS I'AHMU nml getiing down
In lit SIM s tte must FOHiprr
liil.lTlt'S, MIIK.IT M I.F-INTI R-
J-.ST nml nil I M i l'! and hve but
lone OII.IIXT, and that Is Willi the
IHAISI It nml miiko thu world safe
for IM Mill It ( .
Why not let Ti;i)l)Y nml the prat
Inf ns Dl, 11 liAlis. go now. for we
will nil ls sent luter on, and why nnt
! nsiay :
I.U TIM DI'll Is Ki:TTI,IXC. tip I
lail ins l lAs,t'.M, AI-FAIIIK (ret
ting ready to go w henever our I
I K NAM will use Ills i Iiisn.
! When the 1,,ST TH IXS nf our
HI I.OVI D HOYS I'l l 1.1 1 nut i.f I
Tt l,SA one HID CAI.I.KD HACK
ml SAIIi: "CUMF. (i WITH CS.
l.l DAI) TIIADKU." lint OLD
DAD enuhl iln untiling b'ut wave Ills
hat und I KY like n lielpless KADI:.
iOil-; HOY SAID: "OLD D ill, lire
vim f'0ll: AI'ltOKtt In lilLe el. r I 1
inf 1110 when they enrrv me buck
ifmnt the trenelies'." OLD DADjr'1
'aald: "HON. I wllfdu my Inst to Iwl'j?
'there nn lime. -I
That 'TI'iDDY was right uhen lie
ttf)lTNDJ;D the ALARM, the whole H
world now KNOWS. Hut we tuiiit
POKIIIVF. MlSTAhls nitule by
III MAN MAN, Tor POSITION' nor
WEALTH does not eluuige nny mnn
from being only n CO.VIJION jilee nf
CLAY and kiibjeet to niuklng MIS
TAkiai. Tills Is n war, of l;t'RIl'irATION.
and wIm'ii It Is over, the whole world
will live In J'KAt'l'. for one hundred
yeurs.
OLD TIS ADI'rtS family liow OWN
you a few prices, which will be
U as long as the stock lusts.
ISO Cans Country fjcmtleman Corn, labels slightly ilnmnged, reg
ubir price, ltc eun.. urlcsv 10c
while, tbey last
1 gallon choice Peaches. .. .ISOo
1 gallor choice Apricots. .. ,SO
1 gallon choice Apples ....iOo
1 gullon choice Cherries. .. .tic
Choice Country Sorghum,
Just a few gallons left at..7&c
Karo, dark, 1 gallon ...... 70e
Karo, white, 1 gallon ...... 7.e
1 gallon Mincemeut $12
1 pkgs. Mlncemear 4,e
It bar Swift's White Soap. .4.'hi
bare Hippo Wash. Pwd. . . 2So
lb. Imperial Toa kOc
1 lb. Bosket Fire Japan Tea SOe
2 cans Tall Pet Milk 85e
by the case $5. ,10
2 cons St Charles lull Milk 2.e
by the case Sp 50
12 cans Hominy $1.1
Fnminmlcal dNh In time nf war
COI'FKF, COFFKK COKI F.K
Onr Own Coffee
Regulnr Sbc value, to Intro
duce It will sell this week
for 80e
Few gallon Blackberries left,
gallon 3c.
i
J"!
!lhe KIX TltADI IKS stores, lie itDes'jj!
us eniui' time to tils I til ii nl' :
1 ttl.ONIIS. Our PARK MI W , 3
I'LACI', our HON !: IIII. I, HANOI. 1?'
our iUDFN CITY DI AL, and nnr ?
MRYI.ANI tiARM'AS. lie lm
iilniiiNt si fmiulrpcd hnliles hr his
Colonies. OLD I H MM It says that
If ytm I.O F. your Will) mid HA-j ',
Hli :s, go lo work nml build a home j f
while the sun Is still ehtiilng, for i t j
the 1.1,1 i: ilnys rr si Hi: m i-niue j (-5
to you and yuur hived ouch mid then j
ttiajii lull .,pi, 111.. ..in, 11. in' iip I 1
home? 1111.11 I'KK i:s and llll.
WALLS eau imt iitwavp. lat. for now
at LI AS!' HALF or the I'ltODlC
INti isirt or Ihe whol.' t l Il lI ll
world is engilgtil In' Dl -s'l 'HOI I N(i
evervthlm; In sight and mil eiiouih
1'RODIt'INO nil l I II All)
t'Ot'N l'ltlLN golut; ill debt b BIL
LIONS.
Our Store Is Filled With Other Bargains
Come and See
1
In our Meat Department you will find all the choice cuts of meat,
plenty of cured and salt meats. Also plenty of accommodation
t meat cutters who will give you fust what you want at prices that
ore lower than any other market.
PEOPLES EXCHANGE
, 111-113 East First Street
Now. wluit will hupis'it when the' '..a
war clomM mid all who arc not cn-Jfij
gayiil 111 ilesiro) in nn- tunip-d j
J.OOSP. nml mbl 10 go Inn I. to un-1 y
lure again nod PRODI CK? This ts ? j
'ItiO DI I P fur OLD Tit VDFR, for i 'J''
OLD TltXDI K luis SPLIT It l LS ( ;
from sunup to sunset lor AO eeius.-Jj
piT.dnv. lie got one hour off at ;..
Usui and n fni itlnucr. tic siiypf. (lull : :
vou are a ST I DI-.NT of Nt II'NT:-
IIISIX)U, ili.it von will know Uml ?'!
'HISTORY It I PI- I'S ((MIL So OLDJ-J
TRMll'll ii now milking hay while. ?s
itlu' Min Is mi III -hiiilng and getting ', f j
reiulv for the RUT, dnvs that oi-e !
to follow. ti H WlRK AND
HOLD 11 IIOMI'. ,lsl ihe'H
;ROltH, t.UMTlNtT LAN D
!LORD ALONT.. "He It ever so Imin
, ble, their Ih no iilnce lll.f lioine." If
1 you aiv HliOKi: nml want a luuiic.
nimr in Mils. I II Mil s Dry l.iioil
' Shoe Stun' nt tun l-'wi I IrNt siipii
ami cull for OLD TKVIH Il. lie mil
ghutl.v mit't oii it 1 1 I .explain l'1
'plan il how cii.y it Ih tv own a home - 1
I ir ynu only hail' Ihe eiiunivre t't (n. ;'
Ptee ilo not LirLi t llll: 11! Mi- ,
F.R., lt I mm First, street.
Old Trader
Anni
. fL 'Mi irrjr.r '
I'!'. - T 1 T.Vtm MI.WJI -WW. m atf II
i lit M V,sium : WM W fsT W
m m 1 11 i in 1 m
it 1 v
r v 1 - -m t
IF! i'.
j Genuine Pin
imUEBmMiBmnWSSKmCaBS&lSmW A
V E B 3 AHCfE !
This Big Money Saving Event offers thousands of dollars worth of seasonable merchandise
that you will need for yourself or your home, right now and for future use at greatly reduced
prices. We are celebrating the beginning of our third year in Tulsa. The past two years have
been very successful. This was made possible by the liberal patronage of the people of Tulsa and
surrounding area, and in order to show appreciation for this liberal patronage we have exerted
all, of our energies in securing the merchandise you want and offering it during this sale at the low
est possible price.
Some of it only some of it is announced on this page.
Seal Purses
High-prrade purses in
many new shapes and
leathers, 'i n c 1 u d i n ?'
bright and dull pin seal.
Vaschette, crepe seal
and Persian goat leath
ers; back or top strap
styles; all sizes. At.
Special Anniversary
Trice
of
Main Floor
$2.69
Anniversary Sale of Anniverry BarKin
Trimmed Millinery
1
I
frl if
ft
si mrvGWL
3 .
I.j -AcS"
ML
Popular Dress Materials
Repriced for Anniversary Sale
Batiste and Flaxons
In dainty stripes, dots and floral patterns: nlso
plain colors to match: 30 Inches wide.
(ale price, the yard
r: 19c
Silk Mull -
A plain soft material for summer frocks or lin
ings; shown In all popular shades;
Inches wldn. Hale, price, the yard .,
23c
. Dress Voiles
In pretty new floral designs, dainty color com
binations, 40 Inches wide. Sale
price ,
35c
Suiting
Very serviceable material In pretty
plaids and neat checks; 36. Inches wide.
Sale price
Woolen Beach Cloth
A licht welcht woolen mohair: shown
colors with stripes; also navy, black and
white; 40 Inches wide. Sale price
Novelty Woolen
A Rood quality serge material shown In pretty
color combination In plaids and d- QP
stripes; 12 inches wide. Sale price ... $A7t)
iSeeond Floor
colored
59c
In light
69c
sc. Anniversary Sale.
of Pound Box
Writing Paper
"25c
Full pound of fine linen
writing paper, offered
at a price we could not
make if we had not con
tracted for It many
months ago. Just 200
'pounds to be sold at this
price. r
25c
Envelopes to match;
2 package (or .....
Ill
You may select a very becom
ing hat from the large, assort
ment we are now displaying.
Included are
Hemp HaU in black, white and
sand; some with crowns of
field flowers, veiled in malines.
HaU with the facings and soft
flanges of crepe, trimmed wnn
flowers or ribbons.
Other Ht in more tailored ef
fects, with ribbon or wing
trimmings.
.Two-Toned SportHats-
Fine Italian Milan In combinations of rose and whit, pnr
ple and white, rrsy and white, black and white fljr ff
and a few all white; at f)OtJf
All Exceptional Value at Thl Price
4
Third Floor
Special Values in--
Drapery Materials
Marquisette and Scrims
In colors; some with neal norm corners, mnrm in au-over ue-
. ' , U.I..A nrA vnHr,lV
siitns; snown in pmp ..
the yard
Curtain Scrim
t-.,.hi tw.lts of fine ouality scrim, suitable for any room;
In Aran, cream ami wiihi:.
the yard
Cretonnes '
A bin table nf cretonnes. In a larce variety of colors and pat
terns, in both liKht and dark. Special. O "
4tJV
l ifth lrloor
Kutra special.
shown
39c
t h yam
Jewelry
A Big Lot of Novelty '
Jewelry
A most unusual bargain,
consisting of new and at
tractive pieces you will
want. Bar pins, Earrings,
Brooches, Neck Chains,
LaVallieres, Vanities, Do
rines, Rings, Hatpins, etc.
Oxer 500 pieces; choice
50c
Fancy Colored Bead
Chains
Very attractive chains of
fancy beads, shown in all
colors, at an exceptionally
low price. Choice . . .25c
16-inch Oriental Pearl
Chains
Beautiful Oriental Pearl
Chains with solid gold
clasps or clasps set with
brilliants. Special Anni
versary price at ...$1.48
Main Floor
The Art
Department
offers
All
Anniversary Sale in
Laces and Embroideries
Fancy Hand Bags at
One-Half Price
to ;t
15c
Linen t luuy liiM-nlon
i;ip hp's wide, in whiip- and
rp-ru. Special, ihe ur.l . .
Lawn and Orcundy Lnihmldcry
Lilues I' plain 'end scalloped anil
1'nit.iUi'ti Maitiera designs. :i and
-I nip lies nvipIc. for collars
,i rid p'll.'f Special, the yd.
10c
Cotton t inny l'dcea, l to ; inches
wide, for trimming curtains.
Special, the yard O
t'nmbrie Kmbmldery for petti
coats; plain and scalloped: 15
Inches wide. Special, the
yard -
39c
These are in various styles and
sl7.es; made of silks, In old rose,
changeable blues, etc; somo
with rosebud trimming,
i
-Artamo Finished Art
Pieces
at One-Half Price
Peautifully worked rleces In
this lot, consisting of children's
dresses, sizes month to 1
year, aprons. Jackets, ..center
pieces, etc.
Also AH Package of
Artamo Stamped Pieces
at One-Half Price
SeeonJ lloor
fThe House Dress Sections
OFFERS EXCEEDINGLY GOOD VALUES
DURING THIS ANNIVERSARY SALE .
Bungalow Aprons
In loose belted, regular waist line and empire tyle; made of
good quality, light colored percales In stripes and . figures.
In medium and larire sizes. Soecial AO AND
at .............. . . . .
98c $1.19
Bungalow Aprons
These are made of good 'quality ginghams; belted styles, low
ctft square neck; colors, pink and blue stripes. (f- AO
BpeclaJ at ,.....-.-....-.-----.----. V''
Middy Blouses
All white pique mid
dles; regulation style,
with large collar, pock
ets and cuffs; sixes
il 98c
Middy Blouses
Straight regulation
style, made of good
quality white galatea.
with light blue or navy
collars and cuffs, and
trimmed with aoutach
braid; also some in all
white; sizes Qf
IS to :2; at pl.,6D
Garden Smocks t
hi. ,r.na The nnen down the front: the eoliara.
and belts of light blue or
color. Verp special at
Fourth Moor
Seasiy s V. mJH U I'mTiV I
euffs
open oown in. ", - nf
pink crepe smocked in same 2,0
St
h
FromfheBabyShopf
A Lovely Coat and Hat Set OQ'OO
Specially Priced at- QAU.VJV
' The Coat 1. of ToT &n?Z&
pink; ha a deep yke tin sn f , ,nd frof ame ma
shirring below yok. But'on 'a. s georgette,
terlal. The collar ."""""Vto match The crown 1 of crepe
Very cute and stylish "'rJa' brald, daintily trimmed
ihg'nVrp?etLm snd Uned with shirred
georgette.
ixe for 4-year-oiu.
Fonrth Floor
! If you knew one pay day would
save a Life, would you give one
i dav a month to the Red Cross re-
. lief?
Fhth and KXain Street
Phone 60SOJ
This store opens at'8 :30 and closes at
5:30, allowing our employes an ex
tra hour to do War Work. Be patri
otic and do your shopping before 5 :30
m m. ,t. 1". r-jrvtxv- C T 15' TS'
; lji'ifsV.-p'iJ.iwi'iur
0
! WjW