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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1918.
Hunt-Murry Co.-
Hunt-Murry Co.
Hunt-Murry (Jo.-
The June Sale Continued With a Fleet of White Added
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Georgette Blouses
100 of lhfi beautiful Mouses to go on sale
Monday and a long a they lint. They are
worth up to I ft. 0 ft. All arc to go on sale
at one price. Choice
$4.65
Ton ran Rot a fall rang of slce and the
rolora arc flesh, white, mnixe, bisque and
orchard. If you are first, choosing will be
easier.
Children's White Dresses .
This la probably tbeffceat offerlua of our June Pale. Handsome organdy
dremea, beautifully trimmed In lu.cn and embroidery. All are greatly
reduced.
12.00 value .........
$i.60 value .-...
II.2S raluea . ,
... .11.00
....$(..
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Hlsea I,
3. SO values 025
J95 vaIumi 03.25
14 5 value 3.5
10, 12. 14
Boys' Wash Suits
Mother should appreciate thin very special value
In boy' wash suits; made In Bailor atyle, all white,
and a good value at I1.6U. CI AC
tipeolal at pi.iiJ
$2.25 value; apecial
at ..
$1.85
Colored Wash Suits
Hoy' wash aults In gingham atrlpe;' 021 OC
I1.0S value Jl.aU
.....69c
79c
Roy' Overall; !9o value
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Children'! I'lay Bull; 5c valuea
at
Table Linens
64-inch Mercerized Damask; 75c value for 64c
64-inch Mercerized Damask; 85c value for 74c
7.0-fnch Mercerized Damask; $1.00 value for 89c
72-inch Mercerized Damask; $1.25 value for 98c
72-inch Mercerized Damask; $1.50 value for
72-inch Linen Damask; $2.00 value for
72-Inch Linen Damask; $2.25 value for
72-inch Linen Damask; $2.50 value for
.$1.19
.$1.49
.$1.98
.$2.19
WHITE GOODS from every' department will be generously contributed.
With these very reasonable prices and exceedingly good qualities, we expect
to to add another big week to this already successful June Sale.
New Undermuslins of Loving Daintiness
Gowni
Made of soft muslin nain
sook; while und fiend.
Daintily trimmed Id' new
designs. Ijire anil em
broidery. All ro reduced.
I 25 l low Tin at BBo
11 75 downs at II 10
11 00 Gowns lit II 70
1.1.75 Gowns ut ta.it5
Teddies
Dainty, soft garments of
miiKlIn and nainsook;
e o in e are elaborately
trimmed; other are plain
er and tailored. All are
reduced.
f 1.65 Teddle at $1.29
1175 Teddle at . . . .$1 4U
12 25 Teddle at . . . .01. 7
12.60 Teddlea at ....12. S
Corset Covert
Very Special at 25c
It' a Ions time ilnce you
had the Kood fortune of ,
buying a neat, pretty mus
tln comet cover, lace or
embroidery trimmed, at
the prlca we OK.
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Muslin Petticoats
A $2 Value at $1.69
These -petticoat are cut
with a liberal fullnes and
have a flounce of dainty
embroidery. They are
made of a very anft heer
nainsook and' a CI gQ
very liberal value VI7
Bloomers
A good 79c value
at 65c
Dainty farmenla made of
noft mualln In flosh shade."
Very thin and cool;
Bloomers
A regular 95c value
at 85c
Thee rarmenta come In
white and trimmed In a
very sheer pink mull, and
edged with lace. A very
rood garment for 95c. An
It1'.?.'".' 85c
Crepe Pajamas
A $2.95 value on sale
at $2.39
These summertime gar
ments made of oft flesh
crepe; Dillie. fiurke Btyle;
II limited quantity to ko
in this white sale nt the
very special
price of . . . .
$2.39
Silk Underwear
New atyle In delicate flfnh shades to bo in the White Salo at
very apecial price.
SII.K K NICK Fit HOCKKltS
Knickerbocker of soft wash llk with fancy hematite tied ruffle.
2.45 values ut ; $1.95
rui:ii: dk chi.nI': tkddiks
Made of soft flesh colored llk crepe and trimmed In fine lace
and edging; 12 95 value ut $2.15
(3.95 value at $3.43
CIIKPF. DK oilNK (iOWNS AM) TIT)I)IKS
All price from 5, 6.S0, $7.50 to $10. All are specially priced
for the white sale. '
White Underskirts
Wwh Silk and Wash Sateen; double panels In the CI QC
front; 12.50 value at P1.J
S.0 value at $3.95
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Wash Satin Camesoles
Two wonderful special valuea to go In tho White Sale. I'lenty
of pretty dentins to select from. Some In flesh with colored
hand embroidery trimmed; others trimmed In beautiful' lace
edging, l'rlccd us follows
II 60 values
at
$1.15 at100..v.a,r.a.t 65c
Children's Underwear
Specially Priced AH
This Week
TNDKItSMrS
Ttie wal.it and shirt sizes;
nir.es 2 to 8; 3."c 1 Q
values ut 7l
CIIII.DRKX'S DIIAWKRS
Made of fin soft muslin;
plain and trlmihed style
ut
15c, 19c and 25c
miNCESS SLIPS
Made of soft nainsook;
lace and embroidery trtm
, med; 65c values 50c
65c values
at
WomenVSilk and Cotton
Teddies
Underwear That's Different, All New and
Specially Priced for This White Sale
These dainty garments will appeal to wom
en of taste. Made of soft silks and cotton
striped tissue. Several pretty styles. All
are trimmed in lace and ribbons. The spe
cial prices are as follows:
$2.50 hand embroidery designs at. . .$1.89,
$2.75 f.ace Trimmed Teddy . . . ,$1.95
$2.95 Teddies, lace trimmed. .... .$2.45
Silk and Wool Skirts Reduced
Take your pick from our stock of
fine silk Hklr i at 4 less than
regular price. Some In white;
others In medium and somB In
dark shades. The price range,;
$10, $12.50, $17.50,
$22.50 to $29.75
A very special offering In silk file
novelty striped woolens and shep
herd checks, "fhese are all new
styles and Are regular values at
$6.95, J7.60 to J8.50. JjJCJ rj
All In one lot at
75c
Women's Drawers
Open and closed styles;
made of good quality mus
lin and daintily trimmed;
75c values 65c
85c. values
at
75c
Brassieres
The very newest and 'ef
fective styles for summer.
Women who appreojute
cool, cornfortahie g a r -merits
u-ill he interestt'd in
these. Made ,.f allover lace
ami lace and embroidery
con.funaiioiis, at
50c, 75c, $1.00,
$1.50 to $3.00
The New Corsets Are Here for
the June White Sale
Our Corsets are thnjijnd that have comfort, style
and durability combined. These are the new
styles that will he favored for summer wear. We
cany all styles for any figure, In front and back
lace In flesh and white. Priced nt -
$1.25, $2.00, $3.50 to $10.00
, Skirtings X
fancy Satinett. ,1 Inches wide; reg. $1.25 vol. 08c
Fancy Kepp. 36 inches wide, reir. $1.25 val. 08c
Fancy Gaberdine, 36 nchen wde, re&. 40c val. 84c
Fancy Gaberdine, 36 Inches wide, reR. 40c val. 34c
Fancy liasket Weave, 36 Inches wide, regular
4"ic value 29c
Striped and checked FlaJtons, 38 Inches wide;
regular 60c value 4(c
Striped and checked Klaxons, 36 Inches wide;
rcRular 35c value , . . ,24j
Striped, checked and plaid patterns In Voiles;
regular 35c value 9c
Striped, checked and plaid patterns in Voiles;
regular 40c value J40
Striped, checked and plaid pattern in Vviles:
(fegulur 60c value , , , 3ap
Striped, checked and,. plaid patterns In Vollca;
regular 60c value 49c
Silk and Satins
Extra Values in the June Sale
White wash satin, 40 Inches wide.
' This is a beautiful piece, with a
high luster;' just the thing for
skirts; a regular $6 value for. .$5
Baronet Satin, 40 inches wide.
Only a few yards left of this piece
ard will be closed out at, per
yard .....$5
40-inch wash satin ; a good weight
and a regular $3 value for. . . $2.49
86-inch wash satin! our regular $3
value for ...$2.49
86-inch, wash satin; suitable for
underwear; our regular $1.25 val
ue, for ....$1.Q0
40-inch brocaded satin that sells
regular for $3.00 will be sold
at $2.49
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White Silk Bengaline, 40 inches
wide, and a regular $5.00, value
for $4.49
40-inch Crepe de Chine in white
only; our regular $1.75 value
for $1.59
40-inch Pussy Willow Taffeta;
white only; $2.50 value for $1.98
t
White Pongee Silk; 36 in. wide;
regular. $2 value for $1.49
36-inch White Taffetas; $2X5 .
value $1.49
36-inch Silk Poplin, white; $1.50
value $1.98
White Woolens
36-inch Wool S'crge, per yard $1.50
86-inch Wool Gabardine, per yard $1.75
44-inh Wool Gabardine, per yard $3.25
54-inch Wool Broadcloth, per yard '. $5.00
The Newest Styles ,
and Colorings in
Shoes for Midsummer Wear
Ileautlful shade Rookie Brown calf lane Oxford; turn sole;
French heels; made by Wright A Peters, Rochester, (1 1 f(
N. Y. meed at U.UU
Black calf lace Oxford; turn sole, French heels; made M f ff
by Wright A Peters, Rochester, N. Y. Priced at ....
Medium brown calf lace Oxford; turn sole, French CQ Art
.t.rf.,nt filler l'f-lo.l i
rtlork glared kid lace Oxford; turn sole, eov- (P'7 ITA
cred French heel; a beauty. Priced at p 1 .0J
Pull ralf lace Oxford; welt sole, military heel, hh:h
arch, wing tip, daintily perforated. Priced at .
:h $8.00
Dull kid Pump, with high front (does not cut Inst. p), tfj-y jc
turn sole, French heels. Priced at V Ovl
Dull kid seamless Pump; turn sole, French heels; a
perfect fitter. Priced at
$7.50
Patent kid Pump; fun sole, high French heels, dainty C"T Art
perforations around vamp, l'rlccd ut V .vU
v White Nile Cloth Pump; turn so-le, French heels; cleans
beautifully. Priced at
$5.00
White Wash Goods
This Department Has Made Some Very Liberal Reductions
.".G-inch mercerized Pongee, regu
lar $t values for .... . 79c
Underwear crepe in white only
and 36 inches Wide for, per yd. 35c
Checked Crepe, very soft quality,
suitable for underwear, gowns,
etc. This is 40 inches wide and
will be sold for 35c
Plain While Flaxons, 27 and 36
' Inches Wide
215c values for 22c
35c values for .24c
40c values for .' .34c
43c values for 39c
60c values for 49c
75c values for ,69c
Plain White Voiles, 36 and 40
Inches Wide
40c values for 34c
50c values for 39c
60c values for 49c
6c values for . rr 59c
75c values for 69c
Fancy striped Lace Cloth, 36 in.
wide; a regular 75c value, for 59c
Plain White Organdies
85c values for. 69c
$1.00 values for 79c
$1.25 values for 98c
$1.65 values for $1.19
India Linen
A complete line of this popular
fabric, priced at 12i2c, 15c, 17oc,
20c, 22i2c, 25c and 35c
Towel Specials
One tot Turkish Towels; 25c values, for ." J9e
One lot Turkish Towels; 35c values, tor 24,.
One lot Turkish Towels; 45c values, for 540
One lot Turkish Towels; 50c values, for 5
One lot Turkish. Towels; 0c values, fur .. ,.49o
One lot of liuck Towels, 25c values, for 19c
One lot of Honey Comb Towels; 25c values, for ioc
HELP ALL YOU CAN
Buy War Saving Stamps
HUNT-MURRY COMPANY
"Quality Without Extravagance"
REMEMBER THE DATE
Jun6 28 June 28 June 28
The Irish Are Never Too Busy to
be Agreeably Polite to Strangers
(By MARGARET WALTER)
DUBLIN (by Mall) No matter
what happens to Ireland It will al
ways romadn that to an American the
Iriah seem more closely related than
any other Kuropean people. In the
first place the Irish are conatltutlon
ally courteous and they acem to have
plenty of time to answer quesUona,
thy positively like doing" It. Whether
they happen to be rich or poor,
wherever yeu go, to town or country,
you are sure of a friendly welcome
If you make the least advance.
I asked my ay of a clerk In a
very smart hop In Dublin; She was
not content to tell me exactly how
to find my own way but when I had
finished my purbasps and turned
to go, she came alon; with me rlRht
up tolirafton street, chatting; all the
way about this and that point ut In
terest that I client to see.
This Wan a Shuck.
At a modest little lunch place I
asked the waitress where 1 could
go to amuse myself for the after
noon. She never mentioned a pic
ture show but said at once. "You
must ko to our national theater, the
Abbey. That Is where our Irish
plays are on and sure you'll pass the
time enjoynbly." Think of a wait
ress at the Tea Room In Kansas City
Insisting; upon a stranKer koIiik to
a performance by the Comedy Play
ers of an Arkansas piece by Jlm
inle Uoudmaa,
p. '
1 found tha the Irish treat their
national theater very casually. They
stroll in and out and discuss the play
as It icors on almost us freely as
they do In Italy. There isn't the
least attempt, at elaborute stane ef-,
feet, the simplest scenery suffices,
the st.'me Is nearly always In smul
datjlkneiis und you can tell at a glance
that the audience cares first for the
words and then the actinic Every
body seemed to know the play by
heart, l'eople came in Just as you
would Ko to visit an old friend, not
a bit with the Idea of (-ettlnir thrills,
but Just to hear clever thine that
you had already heard before.
Servants dp I. me.
But tho greatest difference is In
the house servants. I think. The
minute the rnald came into my room
I felt as It I wanted to talk to her.
Shot didn't say anything but there
was a nice friendly line In her shoul
ders as she bent to IlKht the peat
fire; we were friends at once. Hcforo
1 had been In the houae a dav Mar
caret got to know Just what 1 wanted
without my asking for it and she I for Oklahoma.
luMHHiiqwa .1,111 .HIT;
7K
"One dealer this
week turned down a ear of coal pre.
sumably because it was nut conven
ient for him to handle it on the Jay
It arrived. This ile-ilcr is Knllty of
criminal neelluence unless bis coin
luunlty already has In the l.:ns all
the ciial it will need next winter. I
do not know of a siticie such cuni
rnunity in ( k latioma. Tiii coal must
now be shlmic.l In :4n,,th..r i.,mi
Into their confidence the uiinutc youixeerssltatliiv much .Iriuv ...in -v
nf - i Iense. and Ins ,,f tlmo .
somehow pot It for me. She seemed
to know the things I liked to eat
even. I asked hur why she lirought
me hlue flowers to wear down to
dinner and she said. " 'Twa borne
In upon me mum." And to the other
women staying. in the house she
was no lesH attentive. KncMsh ser
vants treat visitors Impersonally as
a class; Irish servants take von right
come under the roel
Y. M. C. A. WANTS THOUSAND
WOMEN TO GO TO FRANCE
oklah5mans SHOULD NOT
DELAY IN PURCHASING COAL
Fuel Administrator Sounds Warn,
lug; Another Shortage Sure to
Come Next Whiter.
"Most of the dealers of the state
are giving this administration the
most- hearty co-operation. The ac
tion of tile dealer mentioned almve
is the exception, and such n he will
not receive any assistance from Hil"
administration when coal runs short
next winter. The fuel administration
will do what it can to ke,-p down
suffering in every commiiuitv, but
where the dealer has flrfrani l'v i c-
reiused to care for the warns of i!ie
ADA. Feb. 15. .me of the citi
lens of Oklahoma do not seem tn
realize that the fuel situation la as 1 community tins nomme- ,.,'.., ..,,.',.
serious ns It actually !, ays A. Lena! will he shipped to other dcalcs
Norns, federal rjl administrator or direct to tho consumers."
One thousand women are wanted
l'v the Y. M. C. A. to go overseas to
work among the American Expedi
tionary Forces.
Th number should he sent
abroad by September 1, according to
i or. jotin it. Mott, general secretary,
; who has j.jst returned from an cx
j tended tour of the war fronts.
I'r. Mott reports that of the forty
! thousand workers with the British
1 V. M C. A. in France, rhe majority
are women That means that a
, number of men nearly ns large are
i released for military service.
"The women we want must be
I willing to do the task assigned to
j ib-ms' -iid Mil F. I.OIUH Slade.
1 head of the wonientv oversetf sec
I lion, today. "They mWfct be as will
1 In it to wash dishes as to be made
ulvia.onal dlreclora more wBllng,
for most of the women who go over
for the V. M. C. A. will Just wash
dishes and do thimrs of the kind. We
want the kind of women who will
give pvery effort they have. Just as if
they were soldiers. When they are
tired out with long hours of chocolate-making
and dishwashing, they
must, res; by writing letters bacif to
the parents of the men they serve
to keep the home-folks cheered:"
Women are needed In such num
bers that bureaus have been estab
lished In lioston and In Chicago, as
well ns eft New York for enlisting
women In Y. M. C. A. work.
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" CR (;U.N1FATHERS
drenched horses for colic. That wai
the old way which was uncertain
and unsafe. Farrls' -Colic Remedy
does away wlthi drenching Is ap
plied to the horses tongue with a
dropper which comes packed In each
bottle. Oet It today We guarantee
It- Hold by Kendall Drug Co.
An Over-ripo Tomato
and other over-ripe vegetables f
fruits often cause very serious Bowel
Trouble In hot weather. Check it
as, quickly as possible. Oet a bo'
tle of GROVE'S BABY BOWK!.
MEDICINB, a safe and aure remedv
for Summer Diarrtioeaa. It Is Ju'
R3 effective for Aulla as for Children.
Ladlts 11.000 Bwrd! I pntitixrly frti';
anlee my gret Kuemiiful 1' Msenthly"
pound. Safdv relirvM Mom of lh lone';
mOHt ohntinttA. abnormal rnr. in l..to
rlavn, . No harm, pain or lalprfrpnrf witl
work. Mail $1.50. Trouble Strenilh 2.l)i
Booklet Vrrr. Writ today. Pr. T
Soulhincton Rfrnwiy Co., 148 liaill Sl'"
Latiaai City. Mo. ,
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