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TUISA DAILY WORLD. SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1918.
3
i
KIWANIS CLUB STARTS
AMID GREAT CHEERING
Tula's Sewvxt Civic nody Onfan
I1 nt i:iiiliulastli! Meeting
Friday.
WOODARD NAMED PRESIDENT
FunriiT City Attorney Hearts Hub;
Oilier Officers und Direr
torn Fleeted.
W'th the election of a full nci of
officer. lie:nlPi1 by John II. Wood
anl foniiT city attorney. a presi
dent. tli'A Kiwnnls rlub of Tulna yes
1 1 r-1 i ill Its nritunUatlon meet InK
I)' pa' ttli.it pmni.s.u to lie a very
auii''t',,'s rather.
Tin1 .itteii'l.ilice wis the luryfRl
ever lMvtt at the organization ,-,
ni 1 1 n t- of a eluh I" Tulsa. Mortr
than 1 00 of the If" ehiirtrr mem-I w
bi rs were present unci the cap'u !ty
of the private Ijnintr room of Hotel j 0
Tulsa was taxeil.
Several prominent member o"
the Oklahoma City Kiwan elub
were present. I'resiclent IMwaril
Howell of that club, in offieally
extending greetings to the Tu s-i
organization, said that he hoped
there would always be a uplrll of
friendly rivalry between the two
chitm, an well an between tke
eight clubs there that were given
each a day In the War Pavings
Stamps campafgn the Klwanls club
mailo ths bent record, h said.
I'resident Woodard cxpreed tho
hope that the Tulsa club would "go
over the top" In the future more
times than the neighboring club.
Meeting l'litliUNlasllc.
Py-laws. breathing the spirit of
Kiwani.. whlrh means the golden
rule as applied to business, were
adopted Kith a few si. gilt amend
ment r.nd Ml of the officers and
direct -rs were elected by ac 'tama
lion The club ave a rialng "nt
aad Uiree choern to Al Slirners, nho
rr:niii7.td the ebib, and his iuM
tan' T I.. Hens ey of Oklahoma
Cty Ftln er pre-en:c 1 Wooo'trd
wit'- Hi- "biR niick" o( his office,
an 1. 1 n i ei s and !'4;"hl.'r Weo.ltir.l
l-iiii. , tn be fautuul to the d'.Kie-i
of h; .'ffii'c but ex(i t:.-ed the hop:
tv r eyi.ry mem i i i be 1'iee
to o. ti suKtfe.-tiiii... tind crlticift ,,H.
f' r ' n. man imu u& much ou
f a e.uii as tins tne who pui
'cn e'hiOR Into 11.
A n. Mature Klwan.H edition of
Tl "'nl'ia World, roi t.-ilntni; .!.e
n ei i of the nrKuni.v'nn miTl m.u.y
r .i n I n.' 1 11 ifil piip a :. ut critil.i
will l.nown me" be.-.' w 's giver
e i. V. t.ian It cieai 1 J great diu!
pit .seinent N il.-nih . nt
was editor or tne paper ami i. ii.
I.cr.i,' as .istant editor.
nnd ice-president : W. U. Miller,
secretary; K. I'. H irwclt, Schuyler
t". French. Joseph K. lllalr, Leslie ,
L. lovle, N, (i llenthoi ne. M. '.'
Shrewsbury. Many Madausky und j
A. M Atkinson.
Tho following committees were
named;
I'rogram Comtnlttee N CI. Hen
thorne. chairman: 1. tl. Long. Hoy
KlnRkade, J. K. Dallous. C. T. Hum
garner, .1. II Hrooks. . S. Hurk
holrier, V. M Smith, H. F. llotli
steln. I!ay It. lis er
1!ii Incus F.thiea II. A " Wake
field, Hosroe A dun a. H. lienberg
i". I', t'o'e, Pr .1 Itnvmond Hur
dick, F. II ( a cheer, ' . It Hurt.
Paul Sanger C. It tiump, (luy M.
Davis.
Membership Allien II lwll.
KANSAS CITY GIRL A
WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Ihmt-Murrv Co.-
Mile, iilloil Mllrted III I iubt oars
Olil; Studied In Ifiissia, .itiiiii
and I iigliinii.
DISCOVERED BY PAVLOWA
Minwcd Tuletil When Small i litld
t.ieut Dancer luriucn.cd Hit
Mother ti start llcr tunci.
Speeding Up the June Sale
The Extra Special Values on Sale
Saturday
chairman; V. IC.
I.cnhart. IT. Ira
tor l Mulier. I.
McCee. 1 11 Mea
Attendance M .
chairman; A. 11.
moti Tborne, F. M
ltrown, Franc .Ii
S. W. Akin, v 'iarl
House I.e'-lle
man; I'. I 'haptn in,
V. T. Owen. O. I'. Iliyiui.
Publicity A M Atkinson
iun; ', I'. '"'. in, W. 1'
Klmcr V. Ileii,e.
Ford, Pr. F. A.
i: McCurty, Vlc
,l Sniliji, S. .1.
d, W. C I.lgon. jr.
y. Shrewsbury,
ItoitiTs, A. Tlnitn
llaminond, .1. W.
dins, W. A. Hrcnt,
es A. Wright.
I., llmie, ilillir-
John Nimnau,
1 Win n Kin a Mi .Uur.ay, a lime
f "a, girl, danced wall a n
chair-Mo.-
s,
as between tle two
cities. J'resident jonn II. woouaru
In responding, declared that both
Oklahoma City and Tulsa were too
large to he jealous of one another
President Howell told how the Ki
wanis club had entered Into the
civic life of the capital. Of the
Polegittes Appoln'ed.
I resilient Woodard and Vlee-
Prfs. lent Albert H Pell were py
lected as delegatrs to represent the
local club at the national conven
lofi to h? held In Providence. H. I.,
'i ne SS to 2X. !n"l' slve Both lg
i ' e. the.r intentinn of attending
i"b" officers, directors and com
n i'te. s named fr.r the ensuing I'i
mo- tbs were as follows-
I ir rt lira1 John It Wondard
presideni; Albert II. Hell, first vice
president; llenson V, Orar.t, sec-
LOTTLED
SAVE
BLOOD USED TO
LIVES AT FRONT
GROCERIES HOKE'S ME
ATS
Specials for Saturday
...
Fancy rolled rib roast, per pound 40c
Fancy pot roast, per pound 30c
Fancy freshly dressed chicken 35c
Also a nice line of extra choice cuts of
lamb, veal, bacon and finest corn-fed beef.
Our Delicatessen Department
Delicious Angel Food Cakes, Potato Salad
for your Sunday dinner.
Huns Itt'is'iiilv nplurcil Thirty lb it.
(lis mill I iigllsliniaii llnpes II
ill Make Heller Men.
i l.vriN.Vvn. June 7. How 4he
lives of the f gluing men on Hie bat
tle Ironts of i.'iiri.pe arc sa'.ed by
llie in ertion of bottled blood ililo
ihi-ir veins was tol l, and discuhs -d
It-day by members of the Amerb-an
; irguvil nssori.i'.ititt in iMtitntinn
h. re
This blood Is lifimvii to tlic medi.
al pml'iM.-iion aft citrate ot'
hd S:r Arl'iitlinot Utne of
tilf the lc,t i
.'i nt iicrinaii
"taite tbi-ty
lo.it hud b
t jernutns.
, "I hope thai the fo will use this
blood," said Sir Arb-itlmot. "per
haps It will me.ko better liuma'i bt
lut'B out of thrni." i(
i;
oil,
nt,
ti thai III Ihe
drive ill nottl
bottles of citrate
'en captutcd l-y
the
Strike Is l.ndctl.
NKWAHK, Ni .1. .lunc 7 The
trolley strike whl'-h for .evernl days
tiai closed many northern New
Jersey Industries engaged in war
contracts was declared al an end
this afternoon, pending adjustment
of the controversy by the federal war
labor board.
Phone us your wants.
W. A. HOKE 1
SUCCKSSOR TO H
1 p,h"e ROGERS & ZOLLER p2h 1
j lo NESTH AND BOITU g
---3 II Good
Renshaw's
; IMione -'!. Main ouil HnsUcll
I Do you Know you can buy
groci rles at this store cheaper than
i al any other suburban store In
iTuNa? You a'ways get plus values
lint minus prices nere 'Again
.nn huv crackers lit tills store al 1
cents a box. This Is less than to
day's wholesale price.
lbs New Potatoes ii.x-
K rolls Toilet Paper a.c
i tall cans Pink Salmon :
Large can Sweet Potatoes 15c
Speckled , Beans, per lb lOr
Rellogg's Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs. . !!5e.
IICY TIIKIFT STAMPS
nice I lour. Corn Flour. Oat Hour,
Soy lieu n I lour
her companions at an cnteriaii.ioe
::icli by a wtunana club in h
borne city in lam, noiiti or n
l.aiuoi.s or IrleoiiM perb.iis, aoi"
pllltll tint bell. re she rcaelied I i
her inline would be heralded III Hie
bl.ii'.ir.i; electrics of the b'.tges' thea
l..i s in ihi. natliiil. a d H'.il I" I ' :" "-
inesi In OIIH Wi l li WOllllt l't i t'll
u tin u'll Income of the an-t v-ic:
lean ci'.i.cn.
Hut at that club enh i taiument
there was urother genius bisides
Ihe one .In embro. It w.i the
world-famous l'ltvlowa. the eiuer
tuiniiieni being given In hi r honor.
Ami .h Instantly recogiilzed the gilt
of the slip of a girl as a
'lanseuso who would majo
rity pr.ii.tl of her. So sbu tc
out the mother and said:
"laUi I hat child to itussla
tilucui" her for dancing. She
mil cet the nroper tialiilng in
e,,.ii.i"v She has great lab
( s hi iu M be developed."
r,:iv "Mile Ithea" Is one
iiericn's most brilliant tl.int log ar
il's, and at 1 has already npp'artl
as s. In daecT Willi the Sou Carlo
in. I Host. mi i .pern companies, nnd Is
!,i,v -me or tb- I'icuest ami highest -pi.
ed at'.iaeluinH in "big-tlmc" vau-
!cvi',;e. I -i. iv hiitf ioriV" i
siitriog ami ninlilng her tlr'saes at
3 till lo f r. oo e.i.'h. The -riewspa-p.
rt i'V"' t In i e site goes give:- her
it bto i.lsule of publhliv. and run he''
r i.'tnr, s two snd thrte celumns
lei-oss She lllcillllv Jllmlied out
a Kansas City grainiuar niiool Into
i!.'l7v.llet: '-llile.
put success came only after proper
P'-epii r ii ion, teaching and training
T" o '.'-'aiH in Hi ssla under .Jliuo.
Sokil'iff. who siarfi! I'.ivlowa on
l..r wontlfi l'ul can t r. then a year in
I'l . Hi'cn and Hi rim, and another
Mr,n- In l.'neland wero snelit In COlli-
.leilnir Mile. IMieas ilacllig
tl,,., Sim eoievs the. d'sttnc t lull
b log the only American girl to
study itnnclng In Hussln While
tb-re she learned the native lan
guage, find spei ks It fluently as well
at (Serman and French.
"if r fc't that I was Inst an
tortnlner and nothing more
.t i iv. oil. I hive the heart to K on.
.i.,. ul,t.i v...i'i t dav. talking' of
;,,! at i)if- Ki' iirtss dressing loom
I feel that dancing rarmH with H
,i i-cnse of appreciation of all that
l.n 'rvilu lie j.d beautiful. If it.
'I. eso't it is a waste of time a id is
, ntir foot'shness. M'lslelans,
1 00 Silk Dresses
For Saturday's Selling
All at One Price '
- $14.75
Tho values are $25, D.fiO to $r.
lis is indeed a most wonderful assortment
nf beautiful dresses. Dresses of every
wanted material. Crepe do Chine, Georg
ette, Messaline, Satin and Foulards. All
the new shades, Pinks, liose, Copen, Pelain,
Flesh. Navy, Plum, Black and White.
the
of life.
everv dav-i
Irresistible
on hot days
EXELSO is a sparkling, snappy
drink 100 pure good. When
you think slowly and move
slowly and act slowly don't
"slow down" and "get behind."
Instead, order a cold bottle o
EXELSO and wrap yourself
around it. In 30 seconds Energy
and Efficiency will take com
mand of your body and mind.
EXELSO is alive with the delicious juices
of ripe cereals and zestful tonic hops.
It comes from"HAMM or ST. PAUL,"
who, after 50 years of effort, has
mastered the art of making the right
kind of beverages to suit the taste of
Americans.
ST. PAUL. MINK.
Coodner Malone Co., Distributor
Tulsa. OkUu
.11 u
their
i.i.timrs 'hronch their heart
with me. !f my clitielnc dm'
'in tv Rome rnossiiKn of
I h. in tv and harmony
elder my errotts losi.
Wf.ni.in readers will he Interested
to Itnow that the hrilllant comlniin
: ion of colorful silks wort, hy the
little dmeetisn In her 'Jazz'' diint".
ivntlo of orchid, apple frccn, ' loyul
pnrp'e nr.d American neiinty colors
ot neavv sill's -vas tleslKnetl per
nunally and excpisively far )MlIe.
Khea by I.uclllc i I.atly Puff (Ijidoif")
nnd tunic by her ut a cost of $MI0,
and that the white tulle, with hnntl
in.ide flnwr.H, n Inn from l,wrille,
cost J300. It is rnpled from a sivle
of the fourteenth ceiituty In the tlmo
of I .mils XVI of France.
ly the wv. that youna lnll-ilst
who nccompanlis her, Joseph .Math,
Jr , Is a foster brother. lie Is n son,
of a N"W Vnrk handnmrter, and was.
taken from anothrr show in Moin
I l-n by Mrs. Me. Murray, v ho was
stiitrl; with nie uriistic piuyioK. ni
ls or.e of I'nc'e F im's new "21 njen"
havlrp replstcred for service l.Vst
Wetlnesdin. nnd Is anxious Jo iin
fight for I'ncle Sam, althouRh ho is
a native of liohemla.
..... I Al
ot I L V
I V 1 1 k
mid I (7
can I J ft I
lit. and I f I
" ' '
I is so
14 ""' I vi 11V sl l ( I I, IO II
ti-rn il
con-. I
Hunt-Murry Co.-
tNiiiie l-Utrly
"Vhlln hiMls-
IllK lH (oiod
See 'Mk'iii
In ll.
Window
Specials From the Toilet Goods
Section
IWSTI'I AM) hllAVINO
SOW. TOOTH
Voodliur's l-'iii'lal Soup
Po'dioll's I'nmiili'Xliin Hi'iip
t'olKnte's Cuslimcro Itoipift
t'ulli-lllil Mi'illi'nlt'd Soup
I'l'iir's unsi-t'iiti'd Hniip, a for
.leiKen's Violet lllvcftlne Koap, 3 for
.liri;i'n's t'oroiL Almond rio.ip, 3 for
I'i'lifi'o Tooth 1'nsti', r.ue value
Colgate's Toolh rustn, lOtt value ...
Cole.nl e's Shavlm; Stick, complete ,.
l.'olKiite's Hliavlm- ('renin
I'llKI'AIUTION
100
Ito
lo
am
2fl
SIAo
anfl
3o
HO
lfl
Slo
ItllAMS, l I h IM KIl'I'S AM TOIMCT AIITICU:S
Ise'bi'll's Told Cream, fiOn values ..811a
lii' lii'll's ClennsliiK Cream, 60o values .' SVC
Wootlluii'V's l-'iii'lnl Cream , ( ( i...... . 10O
(lioit'o of nil 7fic Totlftt Water .50o
Ihc'IicH's I Oil Toll.'t Water 7o
Ise'hell's 1 . 2 r Tnllet Water ...11.00
Ise boll's S '.! IKI Toilet Water r. .. .!.-
(.'olitati'S tl IHI Toilet Water 9o
L'olKiite's Wei'k-Hml I'licknuci, (On value 350
VAVK AMI TAU'l'M l'OWUIOIlS
Woodhiiry's Kaclal Towder, ,2So
I'oildrn de ltlx. :!i(i
Ida May. :!5o .
Ise'liell's Tourist t'owder, 30t)
Lfllth's Kace Powder, &0c
ItoKors nnd Oallet I'nee 1'owder, 5o ....
lAxell's Talcun I'owdrr. all odors, 2 for .
WllllHms' 'In I c u in l'tiwder; all odors; 2 for
Ise'hell's Talcum Powder, 25o values
iiiiiinuis r.mrnnii vioii'i.. duo ....... . . .
Tw wello Hear, DOo
.-.lo
...ic
...to
...sio
. ..So
...ilia
.3. So
. lo
,Sc
t-n -ililo
Stationery
SpeclaVs In Htatlonery for Batur-.
day; neatly hnxed linen finish sta
tionery In several new shapes,
also correspondence cards to
match. This nsorlment contains
nil tho summer shades, such as
malsn, pink, flesh, Hitht blue, tan,
Ktny and while. Bpeclal 25c
for Saturday at
(me lot nf Mum Stationery In
iu'W bordered designs, spe- 39c
rial for Saturday at u'.v
One lot of extra quality Station
ery In all the pretty shades; also
a (tood selection of,thn "Offleers'
Tan." Speclul for "U'--'49c
imy
at
Hosiery Specials
(00 pairs of factory seconds la
ladles' pure silk Hosiery In black,
white, ray, tan, brown and
j'hampagne, (or Hatur- Qft "
day at i VOC
ladles' full fashioned silk Hoe
In blut'k, white, (try and brown
redular fl.tO values. Bpeclal for
T:"z...
Ladles' extra quality lisle Hoe
In tan, brown and (ray. 29c
Special for Baturay at ...
One table of Children's Bocka In
lisle and silk Hals. These eocke
aro of ejttra food quality and
com tn all colored 35c
Silk Specials
TODAY
C'nlorod
value .,
Colored
value . ,
Colored
Messaline. II 7!i value ,
40-Inch Shower l'roof
(2.75 values,
for
Jlil-lni'h
Taffetii,
3i!-lnch
Taffeta,
3ii Inch
l'lnln
J 1.7 i
l'lnln
$2.25
l'lnln
$1.39
$1.59
$1.49
Foulards,
$1.98
98c
2 7 -Inch Plain Colored
Mesullnn. 11.26 vulue .
SB-Inch Fancy Taffetas, tO 49
$3.00 val$ V
30-Inch Fiber Silk Foulards,
75c values, 69c
for
Fiber Bilk Bhlrtlng. 1 OA
ii r.n v.tno '...'',
Fiber Silk Shirting.
76c value
59c
White Goods
TWO I'.XTHA M'KCIALH
40-Inch Voiles and Klaxons, com
In stripes uii'ljdalds, ic 49c
value for . . . .
in-lnt.h Volliis nnd Klaxons, noma
In stripes and plaids, 60a 39(9
vaiua iiir
40-Inch Voiles and Flaxons, com
In stripes and plaids, 40o 99 C
value for
Bed Spread Special
Full site Vroohst spread, tA QC
12.25 value l.iTO
1.(1 -Inch Figured
SOo value for . .
Draperies
Scrim,
16 -Inch Bcrlm,
value for
Mo
..24c
12Vic
RETAIL MERCHANTS ELECT
NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS
HUNT-MURRY CO.
"QUALITY WITHOUT EXTXA VA GANCE"
REVENUE HEARINGS START
I'11-renseil Import Outlet) I'rjred Ii'
.Marvin to .Meet War I'Iiuoiim'M.
WASHINGTON. June 7y-JIear
ItiKs prelinfmary
Hotly Will Mi't Tuesilay Nlttht to
Select Offlifrs for I'oinliiB
'cnr.
Tho new hoard of directors of the
Tulsa Hetail Merchant! association
i who were elected Thursday nro as
' follows:
IS. V. F.erry, automobiles; O. A.
Ktemer, unto ncfessnrios; S II. KlnK.
I Jr., and It. M Moody, banks; F. M.
' Bonn, cluars; A. II. Hulil, cleaners;
I.ee Leverlnir nnd f4x Mulansky,
clothiers; lieorne I. Kendall, ilrug
RisU; -L. K. Abbott, .1. C. Cheschlnr,
W. A. Vantlevcr ainl Dan Hunt, tle
' partment stores; K. (.'. Sttieve, clcc
: trie supplies; C. T. Hunmarner and
I. O. Ilosser, furniture; (.:. K. Atotis
I er and O. I.. Si'tlle. prncerles and
' meat markets; Walter Niclnils. h ird-
I ware: Henry Ilcilbron. Jewelry; K. S.
Hutchinson and O. H Lintiisicr,
lumber yards; (Source W. Hell and
Mark Carr, miscellaneous; L. I'. Har
row, music stores; Clark Field, of-',
flee supplies; W. 11. Klllmrr, paints
and wall paper; O. (1. Wntt, plum-,
hers; W. O. Moss, printers, N. J. i
Hall, restaurants; L. l.yon, shoes; .I.J
J. Iteshane, tuilorit. I
Following the election an assoela-'
Hon luncheon was enjoyod In the
assembly rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce and the "Trade In Tulsa"
campaign, fall fashion show and I
other matters were discussed. I
A meeting of the new directors will
be held next Tuesday nlnht at which
the officers of the organization fur ,
the ensuing year will be elected. I
to framu anew
war revenue inn tiesiKiieu in nint
one-third of the nation s expense liy
taxation were begun by the house
ways und means committee today
Thomas O. Marvin of llosion, repre
senting tho Home Market club, the
first witness, advocated raising sov
rnl million dollars more revetiuo by
Increased Import duties.
llenj imln C. Marsh, of the Farm
ers' National committee on war fi
nance, ashed a heavier lax on In
cotiien. and Representative Albert
Johnson of Washington presented a
plan for graduated taxes on second
class rmii matter.
Mr. Marsh said that during the
war no patriot would want an In
come of more than (50,000.
All IliM ;ono.
Farmer Krown So, Hill, I 'ear
you're going to be married at last.
Farmer Olbblns Aye. that I be.
I were prayed fer In church for the
third time last Sunday.
o Tulsa
Electric
Shoe Repair
Co.
07 SO. nOKTON
20 W. SECOND
Thei place, tn go
wlii-a others fall
to satisfy.
Tn Attend Father's I um ral. 1
A. I. Hntbinson anil wile left last!
night for Robinson, 111., when.' lin y
wen callei on account of the death '
of Mr. Koliinson's father, I). T. iljr- 1
binson. Tho latter died at the age !
of .ti years. lie had lived In Kob- I
inaon since 187.1, during all of which '
time he. was the. owner of a l.irm
near the city, and farming was his i
occupation. Ho served, as a vohin- i
tcer In '.'o. A, 14th Indiana Infantry1
in the civil war. Mr. and Mrs. ll.it- I
tnnron were married at Monett by j
tho former's brother, V . A. Harbin- ;
son, of Hamilton. Kan., wno was to
accompany them to itoldnson. 'I hey
niso have a sister II' iug at Robin
son. The funeral will be held there
Sunday.
A i'ruf llecress.
lie (ardently) 1 would give the
world for you.
.She Is that, all? Why, you of
fered that much beforu the war
raised prices.
Sanitary
Cash Grocery
112 North Main Street and Home Garden
Phono C13-865 Phone 613-835
FREE DELIVERY
On all orders over One Dollar.
Our motto h "We cut the price but not the quality"
Our goods are the best; our prices are the lowest.
We are fair with you.
Fresh Dressed Hens, per pound 2.9c
Fresh Country Kpprs. per dozen 30c
Pet and Carnation Milk, law, 2 for 25c
Pet and Carnation Milk, small, 4 for ..25c
Fresh Green Peas, per pound '. .10c
Fresh Tomatoes, per pound 20c
Cabbage, new, per pound 5c
Extra choice Sunkist Lemons, dozen .' 40c
New Potatoes, 5 pounds 25c
Crystal Wax Onions, per pound.... n 6'c
Onions, Radishes, Turnips, Beets, 3 bunches for... 10c
Princess Crcnfflery Butter, pound ..40c
Rhubarb, 3 pounds 25c
Blackberries, pint 10c
We have a few fryers. Call early.
Phone 613, 865 Phone 613, 865
1 1 pOTy1
j
White woodwork 1
always looks well if-
Any room in the house will
look attractive if the trim i
ii white. And there is one v
sure way of getting an ever- f
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DEVOE
The Guaranteed
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We recommend this enjmel for -
interior and exterior surface!
where a hard, porcelain-like'
finish is desired. A small can
of Holland Enamel will do
wonders in a bath room. Use :1
it on your walls and they will'
look almost like tile.
Holland Enamel can be scrubbed with toap .
and waterj it will not crack or chip. It
brushes out easily and ee farther than
ordinary enamels. We guarantee that it
will ttay white.
Let us help you with your paint problcmi;
We'll be glad to quote prices.
Ask for the booklet" Holland Enamel!,
TULSA DECORATING CO
212 South Boulder
IIKLXiO TULSA 407-6509
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
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