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VVAH work la becoming; trior Iha
f ' engroenlng . activity In Tulaa.
There la a placa f..r nil women to
Perform some uaeful acrvii a to help
win.
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new nf Hi mats ami illy
mi) ir-vicwod mil ctirullliieil for
ri-u lirn i r Tim Wmld. I.tinu) limn
over oklahuii. i tell if actlviti.
aLAlIOMA'a 0BEATE8T MWirAfEa
rVU. lAED Will AJgOOlATKD rkiat
VOL. XIII, no. m
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, SUNDAY, SKPTKMBKR 1, 111S
I'KICK 5 CENTS!
Wmim amid Wm3 Wok-ScI(ity Mem aiadl ParMMlb ' f
"'' ii i i i ,11 M.ii. , . , i , i, in I, iiapjaaaaMMaMMa
A Prayer in Khaki.
O Ivrd, my flod. accept my prayer of thank
That thou hna placed ton liiiinlilv In the rank
Where I run ilo m part, nil unafraid
A 1 1 1 1 i 1 a aujdlcr lit thy kri'.it i ruaiul".
(Siva other. (!nd. the rlory; nilni the rlitlit
To etund bi-alde my comrade In tha fight,
To dn. If need be. In umiin foreign land -Absolved
ajid auluccd by a aoldior'e hand.
( I.ord. my (lod, pmy tmikcn to my prayer
Anil keep rn ever liiim !). keep inn whir
The fight In I hlokfMt. where, iiiIiIh! alci-l himI flame.
Thy aona give, buttle, calling on thy nume.
II Minn suitable fur mir I
'- a, rcault hawo lo.L.v i
or on i.i .li r 1 . 40".UU'I i .'-.
for diatt ihutluu to u'li riMj.'i
Imped that wr in. iv obtain .t
tiiiniil nrn from ... . ,,i -
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! tif Inttrtxt to Women
aV m a am a - a 4
nnounct mi nt.
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Reopening of RM Croaa head
tjuartere for accomplishment of the
work ripected of Tula, chapter dur-
Inn the fall and winter muntha. line
fcaen art for Monday, September 2.
Tha workrooma have been thor
oughly cleaned and renovated In un
tlrlpatlon of a resumption of aetlv
Itlev and unlcaa there la a audden
ending of the war or aunia unfnrit
eeen occurrence rnmri tip, eewlng
and the making of surgical dre
in(ta will (o on uninterruptedly fot
tna neit 11 month Kven It' If
ahould happen that the, war took
an unexpected turn, the work of
the Ited Croaa wlU go on Indefinitely
In order to provide for'lnn cure of
refugaea, prisoner and hopelessly
maimed.
It la requeeted that the head of
the varloua department and com
mltteea he on hand at the hour of
opening Monday In order to iuuIk'
with renrjranliatlon of the work
Mm John H Wheeler, rhtfman of
wninen'a work, will return horn'
Heptetnber IS to take tip her duller
which from all Indication, will be
even mora atrenuoii) than before.
Kor tha preaent the hour of worV
will ba from 9 until 4 with nn hour
off fur luncheon at noon and It 1
oupertcd thut all wotnrn III chiirK'
Will bu prompt. ,
I'nlta mny re.iieet work on Mon
dxv n li i:il an. I It I iinkcl tlmt n
many a can, aend lieudipiHMcii
fur .line.
1
Thlrtii n-r cent of the em
plovi' of the Kovernmi'ot of tirr.it
Itrltain, outmdn the munition f -i '
torlr, In January, 1!UH. were wnin
en, arcordlntc In an atinoiini eim n'
bv the department 'f labor It l
latlinated tb.it In all lint of work
1,441!. 000 women have Mapped In to
fill the deplete. I rank of In-liiMi r
and nearly lhree-iuarter of thlr
niynber work for the murnnieril.
That the many million nf Ited
Croea knitter muV know the plum,
of the American Ited tVon for fu
ture knlttlnK, UeorKo V. Hrott, act
In mnnKer of the American Ked
Croaa. baa lamed the followlnn at(i
ment: "When the war Indnalrle Ixiar.l
aome time alto advlaed the Ited Cm
that Jfutiirn productUm of knlttlnr
yarn would be areatly reduced, wi
Immediately ronimnnced to purchase
!! t.
I I oi KnVf i n nicnt 'I in
I 1 1 t II I, hn Wc t-r. 1 1 I I" r
I'finw the ii'ti million .
l.lM M'.ll.
" b:tc till' lot n I f i
i.'CUl e 4 It, -Inn tlcti-r ii, !t
MtlliU 10K bow tu Mil
ipt inlili, oi,ly ai iii'-ti l u h
looHt iniicntlat W lien a ,ii
, la re.lchcd e will iltilnni ,
I pi oki a in of k mil
'I II II. 1.1 .1 lOll ttl I 1 1 . l ! ,,. K
Mill' He, I 'in, Ii la i ,. ,, v f,,,
I billion 1 fcilil, nun i
inutricra, 3 I nun w r
' Iii'Iiiii'Im ami I J .' Imkj
ii total of :i . ioin .,,i ,,
hopeful, t benf .1 III it 1 Mr
aui-h H dd It loll. 1 1 I'll i in ii 1,1 v
lo iililj- to 1 1 1 ii K w J ' i-n.it.ii
meet the niore urgent 1 1 --. t r i f
of our men the imnmu n'.T Ii
tb,i i "inn cTinn it w,!! he inter. .
to t lie women bo li.i e liei-n k n .t t i n it
to know t hat fi"in At iienili,r I. HI ;
to .III lie .to, I 'i 1 V t'l' Ami t , u, .'
i'ros it :! i itmt, l J 7 .', u no knit'i..
Kirmenta to h' :ii 1 1 and li.iv 'f
the I'lilte.l SJ,iiea
"hilling trie inie perlol STunni
k nlttt-.l a 1 1 ii Ii w i re ,-n I to t he It' .'
I'liat coliuni-Hli'liei s in IV. line no
ll.ily for d.atril-utioti t,i
a.illofa an. I I l llinnn p
"At the ie.iiet of the war linlu"
(lien hi. nr. I Altll wbn h the lie, I
from W'.n k. In !i.. ciiojieriit.oii
we. have ui kc.I i baplera and 1 1 1 1 1 -vldu.il
worker n.it (,. Pny wool In
th open market, but to aecure thei
niitninl thiiniKh our .l.'p.irtiiicn
of ailpplle '
ll'-e!IOlt "f I'ielliel.t ,
'"i I nil. I I l.niHht 1-1 n i.
' 1 I ii Ii ,4 I in li ii in on n . i
'bu I n I hone ul III I !
I n I' ll Mm tl IV. I II v ..I
I'l aillllK Nome time iblliriij Hep
telnbel I'.rvel. Well' lalj III llkbtl
M.-ii to th"e of the honor ,;uet an 1
ti'.K'a f,,r .Mil llurn. Mr an. I Mrt
I' I'l. keilOK. Mi mi l M a I llilllri
llin v. Mr ant Mia Mini T l oim
lain an I M iia I .a i u. 1 1 ,i i n
the eaet to Intllai. Te . m-i i 'i l to
bo Ibe new homa of tb I'.a l.nniiv
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Tl." ni'i'iilnliiit iit of Mi llu'li 1
I' li I ' w hi miilron t.f h"iior bo
Mi. n.i il vi i ft :i n m Ouiini lb.' ri- '
linn, u IV. Ih l.llliouiii-e t V eHli-i .1 iv
Mia M.iiK.irel , ' , n v
new ,.lier U.llltl w!io ha
"l.ni i le, I u il II .i. ii pa pel f . 'I
fill: NeVCI.il lllnliths. lift I.im
,'nr .Ni-vv lirlcnii, vvln i, , It,- w I
, Olllli . le i w il Ii Ibe M il f nf
I", in I'lr.ivun' 1111,11 her
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mini ftleiul vvliojiiiirl lift ill
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whin M : M.ivbel I'liilre T.I 1 1
. I, I'll III. I i,l Mr t li.l I ) H ' T.liroe
I :.i i ' I. ki 1 1 J . . be, nn, e the l.rnl' of Mi
Al'hnl Inin.iiii iniiii i.f II, U illv
'I lie oil . Mil. inv WI" Hill-III tl I . I lit '.I
I". I. Ill I lie In. nic of I be I I l.le
Hloi.tn ,. MM. r, Ml C hert I". Alar.
V'Mnu. .in.l Mi .MiiiArtbor, d?0
N'-rUi I 'be v en lit avenue with llev
Mr
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K 1 1 1 1 at nf Tiinitv 1 .pi. '
i iIiiik the 1 1 1 1 ir art v ii -.
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and
relalev r . 'I net e vv et e II
and the nuptial vkit wi
pie In It IVirv (Jiel.ill.
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wia w tin I by onlv the ltiiineill.il).
ilnl"v Then' vvete lio alleiiilin
w na tuoHt run
n-i.u I. rl.l..
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wa utttred In u liaiiilainie iiflernoon
(.own of I, loo naiiu mid her flnweia
were w hite hrlil roae I'rei ed.na
the rrieinonv u dinner with ini'tnber
I of Mr. Y iiiihh family, 1m ludltiK h
' hiiither and aliler-In-law, Mr and
lMia liaretiie II. Young, hh Kiiea'a
I waa aerve.l In tin liome of Mr. and
! Mr M.n Artbur.
Mr Youim la prominently l.lentl
fied will, tin rilv hiialnrea and tun.
alcal lnteiet and hi bride, who h
I neen a reai. tent of Tulaa the pm
thiee jeara. hil p. wide circle of
like the friend of Mr
The liotue aervl. e ilep.u tmetit of
the ;e, ft na. wlh offl.e In the
old WriRht bulldiiiK. ha iirke, this
ilepartiiietit ii ni know Icilue the ron.
Irilnitlon of a fine new ilvik, nd
by Ibe Weatern Supply compan y. and
a hit- map of Ihe rity from Mayor
I. II. Huh hard. The man I to be frien.i u h..
iiaeii ill lorituiiK trie reauleiice of the Yniinit. will be iirprle.l to learn of
pimme, IIh which (til department the marrlaxe .Mr and Mm YnunH
of tho Ile, frna I In touch The I left laal tnirlil n . l.'l,l. l
'Mi- ll.-i-tli.i M.'lh nl" .,f i.UlaliMina
''lt. win, wu Hie K'le.t for a few
d.iva of Ml KUi.-l I III. .It. ha if.
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.tniltier f.,r III.' Women iIivinioh of
III e,eial alile en pi o V II I en t ae IV-
ii " Hint Mi l.lll.'lt ih ItntnMi ln nt'i'.
l.o.HV if th" I'l. II" d'parllllelit of
iabor.
Mi 1'ti t.al'tncr wbn li:t beefl
epetnliiiK ll ,lraint va.iitlon uf u
,t week III I 'k in 111,11 ,1 City, Ada
ml Sulphur, will tetmn l,, Tu n
Septcni In-r 3 to lea, inu her miialc
i,i . While In Ihe iapll.il Mli
iliiritner aw a Riient In the bonie nf
.Inila"! wild Mm. John Kaln.
Mlf Nirraln. M.i'luie, Mr and
Mi II ii M.i'lure'a oun ditiwh
ter, ! I i live reileiul er 10 for HI.'
Iihi lea. Mo . her a,e iioea to enter
I .in.leiiw ii.nl eeuilnarv M lAitia
Hum. lUiiKhter uf Mr. and Mi. A.
It llarn. Inia iaaM i inn pU-'-o l plana
for entrance to l.ln.len wood.
MIh Cindy liatiilerahnt enter
tallied with a line party elerdav
iifternonii complimentary to MIhb
.Martha I'ew, who with her parent,
Mr and Mia. J. Kilirur I'ew. ha been
In Tulea for il few day enrouln from
Mr ll I' Witdawoilh -ind inn,
I bin, returned home yeater.l i;-- inoin
:mt fiovn Meridian. Mian, w i.-1 th.v
ivie Kiimmoited on arrouui of th
tlineii of Mm, Wadaworth'a mother
Mi J If Kill. Mr Kill I if.. v
. i liii; nicely.
Mi June A (lrl-ahy (Miff
I'Vnetitt b. 1 1 1 1 m on m I, who haa been
api inlliiH the pact eeveral weefia In
..in Antonio, In older to be name Mr.
i.i !' who I a('t loned at Kelly
Ii.'l.l will rrtiirn In Tula 8epleln lr
14 to l equine her claMaea In mnal'.
- - I '
In- and Mih 1.. I. Owen liava rt
IiimiihI frnni Haltle freek, M'lch..'
when lioctor Imrm waa a patient
In the aaliltailuin for arveral wMkt
Mi 1 1 n it Mae f ravei, of Htlllwater
w ho in the gileat for a few tlavr
of In., lor and Mm uweii, haa re
tin lied to her home
Mia I tbel I'mNtead and Mlm Jvnn
l"ei Huanii left i, ii I'M, lav evening for
i'iomi Mac Ail bur, Waco, Tela. 10
apcii'l few ibiva with Mlm I tin
t.ul brother, Mr. llnriy I'maiifid,
vvlni i confine, I In tha ba hoapttal
on a, i omit of lllneaa.
Kerirt. It t. Carpenter will arrnVe
hiiina today from t'amp Jackaon. '
l'., to apend a eeveral day' fur
lough with hla wife and parent. Mi
ami Mra I'. II. Carpenter. I 'pun ll
return to ramp, he will b ai.compw
tiled by Mra Car pen tor
Mr. W. CI. Wllllamaon and daiia).
It. Mm Kdlth Mllla inaon, w(ll
leava early In rtepteiuber for fh-caa-o,
whnra Mi Kdlth I to anintr
ChlcuHO Mualiiil rnlleaa for a yearV
Uiilv under Hamntlnl, a renowmal
vlollnlil.
Mien Mildred H'-nlt, dauhter rr
Mra V. S. Hcott, ha been a oca pled
for entrance to ard-llelnmnt egle
I'-KC. N.ll'll vllle. Tel, ii , i,,. mill lean
eailv III Sep'i inl.er I,, I 1 1 u l, ,t-r
I "I I lea.
Mih 1 1 II. lei: i rle v'.'.-e-W, VnoiiK
"llillllbt. t of Mr. n n - I Mi .lac -
N Iv, will leave l ile In ,l. n n. i
fur I'lttM.ui Kb. la. li"i" n!i k "
f i entrance to th" Mrnaret Mori i
'ii a, honl f,,i (in.
Mi t I! W lit nf lt,,-Hlle. M,'
i vian.'iir Ho loom, of her bi.'lher
Mi ll ll M.II, i . aii. I M.n. M I Hi-, , i!T
H.ouh Vi. tin Mr Miller I lecover
Inu after a aerloc I'.m n
Mr, o l II, mi, .l.i'iKhter, M a
leather ll-iiii an. I M:- tuth Wll
llamaon a, r b me from it pleaaint
v teil t of a n -null m Wichita anl
Kanaa City.
Mr. and Mra. JcM-ph 11 su, lion
lerar left laat rvenlna to epcin'
the week-end aa uim of tin Hlml.
lenheraer'a parent, Mr. at il Mra
J. II. Keatnn, of MuakoKi-K
uafferlnif with typhoid, I rnnvaleuc
iiik aloHly.
i
Mr and Mra Frank t. Ilodolf and t
ihiblreii will return home on Mon I
day friuii t.,n north w her they apnnt i
-veral weak of the warm iiuun t
loilmr unr ramping. v
Mra. M. Iluahea, aon 8th. Ml
Muriel A Ibe ami Jack Clover will
return today from Colorado, here
they motored aevcral weeka ago for
an outlna.
i
Mra. I'reeton (, Wail, dauahter
Mlaa Winifred, ton Maater (luatavua,
and Mlaa Haiti Mauda Iinuclaa r
turned nn Saturday from a plaaftant
outlna of a monlri In llolllater, Mo.
Mr and Miu't A. Trnalv anil '
li.ua. i ei. laiii, and Jvellia. biiva rw
t u i.. . I biiiiie after penJitiH tha pat
tinea in. ml ha lit f olnrado-nj Wyo
n, ina. -.
! -
, vi r. and Mr, Thumna I), tnnnn
I will arrive nn Monday from the ejiai
j a here Mra I. von ha bin eoJournJ
iiH ainrn early auinmer.
Mr. -and Mra. W. I Klatler and
chlblren, Alice and W. I- Jr., have '
returned from a ten waaka' atay In
licnvrr.
Mr and Mra. J. T. Hilar and tar
children huve returned from Frla,
I'll., where they apent July and
Annual.
Mr. and Mra. Howard AmWra anil
daiiHliieia nra home from Mont
N, Ark., where Mra. Anilera and
tha mrle apent Ihe paat aavatt weeka.
Mr. and Mr. K. P. niaek end
daiiKbtar, Homata, are home from
Toledo, U where Oiay apent lb
montha of July and Auguat
Mr, f. fl, Hplnd'er and daimhter
Milium, and Mra. Hplndler'a alater,
Mlaa Jawal (larhutt. whn have haan
a'tmmerlPH In Colorado Rprlnaa, wflj
return bvima on today.
Mr, and Mra. A. C. Hunt are home
from trip to Texa.
Ml lluth Chapman, of Waxa
mat hie, Tela, ha bean confined I
the home of her brother, Mr. Jamae
A. Chapman and Mra. Chapman,
Mlaa Faye Fry la borne after ha.v
ina; apent a twe werke vwcaUna la
Colorado,
Mr. K. J. larrfbarl ha oive to
Join Mra. Lambert and the children
In Colorado Hprlnae.
Mra. Joaeph Lavy and aon, Joe.
have raturned from an all lummn"!
tay in Ml. utammerta, Mloh.
r . w. M . . . , , .
f t . ana aara. r.. u 1 1 1 u n a imjm toy mam
family will falura IaiIiw ,. .
month'a atay In Colorado. ,
office
chali a.
atlll I in need of aevcral
Fall and Winter
Suits $29.75, $ 39.75 ($50 Special) and up
Coat429J5, $39.75, $44.75, $49.75 and up
Drrnnn $19.75 ($25 Spl.) $29.75 and up
Skirts J6 J5, $S.75, $11,75, $11.75 and up
lU(xun$5J95 Spl) $6.75, $8.75 and up
Petticoats $5.00, $5.95, $6.75, $8.75 and up
Our garments have that air of distinction
uhlch appeals' to all women irho seek origi
nality. They are made for women who
know the best and priced to please those
whose purses are smaller than their de
sires and tastes.
Iletiirninir llelglan, deported thle
vear. brln- new evidence nf (iernian
cruelty, ai cor. lint to the "HelKian
Mulli'tin." received by the depart
ment of Inlmr. which ay:
"It la known that at the heulnnln
of the yrar lfIS, in apltn of all theii
promi.-a to the neutral a well ar
to the pope, the Herman attain de
ported fiom lxikeren teaalrrn Flan.)
Ure to the weatern front to labor
at military work 27,000 men of the
mid. Ilo and working rlaaeea
"It I announced at prcnent thai
two hundred of thrae unfortunate
have been able to return to their
native town. They are all In a la
tneiitiihlti atate nf health, and for the
inot pait tuhrreiilnua, but on the
other hand ilyaentary and typhue
iiii.lerfeeiliiiK, cruel treatment and
hfciw have made very mint victim
anion; the men deported from lo
keren, and iioUiiiik mark the apm
where they have been burled "
v
It 1 doubtful If tile work nf nny
department of Ibe It'. I i'ioi ha
Kiown like that of Hi" home aervio.
The reanon for It rapid Krnwlh la
raally rxpluined by Ibe fact that It
haa to do with he ptoblem of the
fiiinlliea nf men In the ncrv Ice, and
a tno wur continue tho protiiema
continue to ki-ow moi romplicn.tet.
There I the matter of the allot
ment an.l allowance, and a tbou
aand and one other thing which
Mr, T. 1.. Unlay, aecretary of the
department, la called upon to (rive
her aitcntloji. nluni, r worketa
for Ihla deinrtment etill are nn-ileil
and t la epccte, that aevcral jouni?
women will offer their service In tho
work of aecurlnK Information. The
Uutlra of the youiiK women will be
to meet the vltiitor to the office, ae
riire their mtme und iiddres.Ne In
order that they may be. locnte.l by
the cnllltiK committee, etc. New
Worker who recently volunteered
are M.-ailame l're, Kay. reel, IMd
ley, t. C. Hlmmuiia. Frank I:. Hhal
lrnbeiirer, A. A. Hmnll. .1 W tiilll
land; Mliur Mabel Core, IVanccji
llaikbiiBch, and Jeanne, Shea.
Ml Charlotte, Ulna la now nerv
ing tha ordnance, bureau in lietroit
where ahe la wnrh'nK aloni; Ilnae It
connection with the work of the
department of labor on plan In In
aure tho anfely of women In the ov
ernment aervlce. Mho prepared foi
the pnalllnn through a courao In k..v -eminent
war work at the I'nlveiaitj
of llocheater. Kveiy aafcly meanur.
I considered a mean nf lncieainMj
lh productive power of labor.
left
Kama Cliy. uniaha and fhlcuxo
.ill, I at it con. luaii.n will be at home
to friend ut in North Cheyenne
avenue.
Annnunrenient mde of the mar
rlafia of Mlaa I.ennre, June and Mr
Hubert 1'. Malkiia. which wa aol
emnlreil with civil rltea at !i o rlocl
Friday evening In th K!k' , club
l-ater there will be a ceremony In th
fatholln church of which the brldi
la a communicant
Tha bride, daofhter of ("apt. J. T
Jnnra of Kanaa City, who for iimi'
time, haa been eervin; with the
French ai my. ha leeii ronnertel
with the ataff of a local hnapltal
Three brothers of the bride also are
In tha aervira In France, which I
the country of their nativity.
Mr, Malkua. eon of Mr. and Mra
I, ma Malku of Khawnre, I a well
known local newapaper man. who Ir
quite ucceful In f?, profeaalon. Mr
and Mr Malkua will take their lion -evmonn
at a later date going for
vlaft with home-folk and friend In
Oklahoma City and Kanaa City.
Thelr friend have Jnxt been p -priMed
of the marrlngi of Ml Flta
'. l.lttlc nf I,oa Angele to Mr. John
A. Whalen of Tula.i. which took
place Auguat 17 at tha realdetici of
the bride
Mr. and Mr Whalen were aweet
lieatt during their I'nrly achnol day
In S'prlngflebl. Mo, an.l Ihe removal
cif the bride to California only nerved
to atiengtbei, th. tie nf frlendieblp
and later love. Into whir). It grew.
The bride,' after completing a poet
graduate couree In tha t'nlvaiaity of
California, took up the work of nn
liiatriictor of rhemlatry. Mr. Wha
len I a apeclal Inveat Igntor fnr the
I'nl'etl state depnrttnent of juattce
and hna been a realdent of Titian for
n number of yeaia The couple will
he at bom,, at " and South Koatoii
llrniir.
Informal.
In cnuttov to Mr John V Mid
dleion I Mlaa .loaephlne Irwin I and
Mr. l!ov Have IM!n Cornellu
Urowti) two re. etit bride In the llmi
Tem pa club, their fellow club mem
ber entertained with a hog parly to
th vaudeville theater Thure.lav i-ve.
nmir. A aupper at Ibe Superior tea
room followed t.he evening at Ihe
theater Matron nnd girl nf the
paity were Mr Hubert t'onwell,
Mimn. Ione liguti, Mary McVultv,
M iiie Colliett, Ai'iifii I'ungan. Clem,
eiitlni llrnwn, Marguerite Maniran.
I'.'a x I lainnierwlv . Ann Cm rieilua.
Nell t'orbin, Ijoui Mayo and Alma
Wooitard.
1 1 Bawaam torn wmaaai l
Always Watch Oitr Windows.
OUR. RTOnK WIIJj
CI.OPFD At.L
LiAHDlt l'AY
IjAY TiiiliKO,VV
Th automobile deliverv. aervlce it
the Ue,t ((,, which la illie.te,t by
Mia lira HuiJaon, will leauin.. It
dlltle with the lei,t,eiil., i,f I.....I.
nuiinera Monday, follow: Mon
day, tlludv llenderahot; Tnei.iv.
l'earl Alexandet; Wedneadiv, I-il-i
Lynch; Thuraday, Mvttl.i Sa inleraon ,
Friday, Juliette Hunt; Saturday,
France Kiddle. The home aervlce
office rorpa conalat f th folluwlng
girl Who aerve on the dya named.
.voiuiay. ratti Arthur; Tin-duv
Helen l.iemney; Wednraday, .Maud.
Hradley; Thuraday, Kvelvn Coin,,, I
Iv; Friday, Mr, . .'lover: ISalur
.Mini jean l'ettua.
I Mia Kebeccv llaakell. whoaonn I
j to leave for entrance to I 'ana Hill
Welleelev. Maeai , waa made the
i honor gueat at a motion pii'Vir.
i p.irty w it h w hich M la liginl i Iron-
ar! entetiiiined Mml Ml I'vi-nlng
Mra n II Ionard, mother (lf the
young hoateaa, and Mm I". I. Ml -llkan,
were rhaperori of tha follow-
jln- tM iwi-l Murpirle Welch, .line
I Kol'lilHoll. Nell CnnkJ M'Kta llor
Iracce Koderlck, .lack I'ew. M-otl-i
tner KiiTiHoiu. Walter Miller nnd
l .l.linr I itgf raid
day.
Chic
cagoa rhg-mplon knitter haa
become a munition worker She la
ll.len Ulllon of fharle street. Chl
ciigo. now working in' a factory at
1'iillinan.
The young woman's splendid anc
ce In knitting for the aoldler In
Hpired her with u dealra to undertake
aonm niore Important wrtrk In the
war program, nnd, ahe I now en -KiL'e.l
in an Important brau4i of
a!i. II manufacture. ApcotdrrCiJ to
the report received lv the depart
ment of Inbrir, lt find thla work
not only more patriotic but mort re
munerative, V
Luncheons.
Ml KrniHTH Haakell enlertainrd
with a pretty informal luncheon at
the ''oiin'rv chili yeat'Tdiv- iifler
noon, complimenting Min Marlh
I'ew, who with her parent. Mr an'
Mr. .1 l'Miiar r,-w, leave early In
tha week for their new home In lal
hi. liace were aet for M i"e Nii
ntnl Meaerve Helen P-l-inev, Fveivn
Connolly. France Kiddle. Hlndv
llenderahot, Ihn honor f ileal anil
hoaleaa
Pinners.
. 1 ir an l Mr
W I" Kill.,
It enter I
tallied at dinner I'lllav evening In
their home. In courleav to Mr A I' j
llarn who recen'ly waa accepted fo J
aervlc In tha T. M C. A and wh I
w.'?JeUii34i.a.'eee'''i. r n l, , iiiipaerae'
Oklahoma's Smartest Garment Store for Women.
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Phone
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319-321 South Main. . . . .
lDcgsekg( anadl 'Sekctkiag Messrs mi Ghh
The more our tailor specializes the more Intelligently they can make
styles that blend accurate style and genuine service with the grace that
is youths right. , ?
Our Misses and Girls Garments are all made by specialists in youthful
apparel and It is all selected by a specialist in youthful buying and
selling, who has a thorough knowledge of the requirements of our
younger patrons. The result Is an exclusiit beeomingness that mark
each garment instantly as intended for the age for which It Is made
losing not one whit of modishness ar of faithful obedience to the pre
tailing fashions.
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The ICTircsa off YoaiwJhffyS D)is.nc4ioa
JAUNTY MODELS OF RTRAK21IT.
LINE KKOCKA IN SERGES, JER
SEYS AND ALL SATINS,
Han ono-picio anJ combination ulyU-n "Halt
and Half" DrfHsct of Hrrge and tuffctu or MTge
and Hutin. Wry elevrrly Htylcd and trimmed;
charmino; accordion plcatfd nkirl, natin trinn
with fringe cdffinjf ; sundry little touche.-i of
color, entirely new nnd most effective, peep up
nero and there. The younif miss will lie plad tu
know we have them in such numerous styles
that they are sure to find the particular mode
to suit their individuality. Triced
$27.50 1- $50
,WwrV Sizes 1, 16, 18, 20
junior Sizes 13, 1.1, 17
Serge models in navy, African hrown, rookie
beige, green, nJuni, Burgundy.
So better time than this week for girls to start getting
their school day wardrobes together. This will give
mothers and daughters the opportunity of choosing leis
urely a big advantage for last minute shopping with all
of its hustle and bustle Is rarely satisfactory.
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