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TULSA DAILY WOULD. TULSDAV, NOVUM 15 KR 12. 191S.
BATTLE 13 OVER,
SAYS PRESIDENT
Wilson Addresses Con
gress in Announc
ing Terms.
OBJECTS ARE ATTAINED
Armed Imperialism Is
Now Thing of Past,
He Declares.
OUR PART IS A PROUD ONE
S. Enters at Critical
Juncture and Aids
In Results.
WASHINGTON. Nv. 11- Itc!
4nt Wilson announced the terms of
:oe armistice with llennany today In
iii aildrf to concrem. The uddrens
f the president follows:
l.ontlcnicii of tho I'-onres In
these nntloKN llmnt of rapid ami
MUM'Mdci i lianui' It wl'l In some
divn-e hclilon my sense of ?v
Mxuilliilltv n is-rform In person
Clip diHV f ooniiniinloillng to you
mime of Inrxrr 'Hn'iniLHioiicru
nf thr situation Willi which It Is
imf-wary in l"l.
The t.crnian authnrlilrs who
hvc al Hie Invitation of the su
jircme vr council. Is-en In com
muiiHatliui with MiusJml IWIi,
have ait-opicd and sUriied. the terms
ef ntil"tlce wlilcli ho wan author
lird und Instructed to coitiiiiuiil
ciic to llH'ni. These terms arc a
follows:
The Icf-ltis re Klven rlewhere)
11m war thus tmon to an erul;
tr i.itiitvr actsn.ttsl tlicsn term
nf armlstkr. it win or impoesiine i ,
for (he Gorman mnimnnil to re
new IL
It In not now posslhle to assess
the omsfMinoiK-cH of this fcroat con
uunniadon. c know only that
ihis tnwrlcal war, whom? con.sumlm;
tM WgllDdDirlKiPdDdl
This is tho function of tho Armour
Brdnch House. Trainload after train
load of eatables are shipped con
stantly from tho ecore or more of
Armour plants in production centers,
thon distributed through Armour
Branch Houses, so all sections may
havo ample selection and supply. No
part of this system can be effective
alone. Each Is dependent upon the
others for support
In our Branch House here we carry
enough foods to furnish a reserve
tho two or three days' margin that
makes you and your grocer independ
ent of railroad delays. If it were not
for the Armouf Branch House here,
and several hundred like it elsewhere,
such systematic distribution would be
impossible. The supply would be
anything but even and regular.
XQDUCTS
Don't Sell Your
iutiii.-s Mr,,i imin one nation to
uiiuilii-r until all thr world h;u on
r re. b, nt an end and Hint it wa
the irlvlli'Kr of our own iss.pU- to
cnicr It at lt.s imiHi crlti. ill Jiinc
lurr In Hill h fashion mid lit mii Ii
force us i,, iiinti ihutr In a wny of
whirl wr. lire ull ilrrply nnul, to
Uir tr.iu riT.uli. r Uunvv, too. iIl.ii
thr olijii t ,of thr war U uu.ilncd.
Ule olijisi Ukh wlili h nil free inrii
I I n,-t thrir lu-urt.; mid ntuHiii d
wlili a MwtiiiiK ii.niliiriiif
which I'K'ii now r ilu nut reul
te. AruHil impcrlaliMii such a
the linn comrivcil who were hut
ctrduy thr master of i.c i-ii.iny
Ls at ui mil, lis Illicit ainlililotis 011
pulfe! In (dark disaster. Who will
now wi'W in rrvlvr If.' 1 lie arl.l
trwry siwcr of tin- military lustp
of l.crmnny which once could se
rrrtly, and of Um own sluule i hi'liv,
dlsturh the pence i.f thr world Is
ilkcrvliu.l un. I destroyed. Tin
IfTeal lutiluiis which asms-hitcri
themselves, to destroy It h.iv.
now
arrinlU'ly li 1 1 1 1 1 , In h,
common
pin,SK-o in set iin sm li
'UI'0 as
wui Nitllsr Uir Iiiiikiiik of tho
mIkK wurlil for ilisluirn-iiiNl Jux.
Oit; rnihiHtuil in si iili nx Mt.s whU'h
ar IiiimiI iihiii xoinrlhlnt; much
brttrr ami linn h nmro 1.11 Inn than
tin1 M'UKh rniiiH lilii- IiiHti-his of
ixrwi-riiil xtairx. Thrro is
rr oiiijiriurr iix In tin
dlrwtor Imvr in mliui
otjtt Out
TUvy Iwvc
a nuriil In tin
nuun r. not only,
nut it hrurt uImi. '1'hrir aviiwnl
and ronrrrli'il iurKinr li to suil.sfy
and rotii t ihr wrak ax well iih io
iirnril their Just rlKhls In thr
Htroni;.
To IU'llevr Want.
Thr himuini' li iiix-r and Inlrn
tlon of Ihr irliirlnus rot rniiii'nlx
has already hren iiuinili'-.nil hi
u very iraetleal way. Their rei
rrMiilailrx In Ihr siipnine war
fouiied at ersiillliN h.ie hy iiniiii
liuoii rexiduilon ii.ssnriil thr
pcipli-x of thr eriitral empires fluit
pU-x ivImi pn-x rie their self eiiu
Ind unit the orderly prixT-srs of
llH-lr Koxeroiiient: thr future to
those who pnur ihemselvis thr
Irur frl'Hd of inn n 1. 1 nil. To enn
uuer with uniis Is to make oi.lv a
teinMirary i'on(uesl ; to eMiiiier
th' world hy eiirnlni; Its eslis-m Is
to nuike M'rinaneiii eonipievis. 1
nm ctiiifldent that the nailnnx that
havo lenrnrl the dlselpllur of free.
.imm mm uuu imvc scimsi huh
drlf-IMiHMe-lon to lis ordiTeil pnu
tier urr now nlxitit to make con
qmxt of the world hy sheer xiwer
of example and of friendly lielp
fulnesx cviTyllilni; ttiat Ix xssJMe In tho
0U get your foods from your local
dealer but who distributes to the dealer?
He must be able to get a regular supply
both in quantity and variety
liberty Bonds-They're the Best Investment on Earth
Dorothy Dalton at Palace
mIJ'i'swJ III 1 I'll 11 in hhmw i .aiViii'ti'-i
ir" f 11 1 '-' -r--' '- niinn " 1 ' ' 1 t ..' . - - . .i . 1 ' 1
..y. -ilHiitn0 11-- i
hiTV.B.U
Kxaturlni? In "Viva la l-'ranee"
elrciinixtanrr will Im 1I11110 to sup
ply 1 In 111 with food and relieve the
di.strexi.ltiu want thai Ix In xo
ninny plais'x Ihrealenini; tln-ir very
lives: 11 nil su px are in lx taken tin
itieillalrly to oruanle lluu ef
fort s al relief In Hit same sys-K-maile
manner that they wi-re
ormiiiiM'd in 1 he rax- of leli;iiiin.
Ily Ihe use of the Idle teiniuicv of
Ilu- eeiilrnl empires It iiiiihl pn-s-riillv
In lie posllile to lifl (lie fear
of utter misery from their op
pressed Mpu!ii Inns and set llielr
minds ami eiieruiisv fnx for Ihr
im al and luiardiuis tasks of xilll
leal reeousirtietli it wlili h now fiuv
Ihem on evirv I111111I. Hunger dixsj
not l.niil n furni; it linsds iiiimI
nesx and nil Ihe utilv disiempers
thai make 1111 onlered life linpos
hllile. i :iss,ss Aeisiimpll.sh Not him;.
Let us lx iHTfeelly frank with
ourselves and admit lh.lt tlwsr
iili-sllons run not Ix' snllsfaeUirily
linswenil niivv or at oner. Itnt
Ihe moral is not tluit there Is Ill
tie hoH' of un early answer that
Under the present plan, every com
munity gets its share. Today, when
more than one-third of the Armour
output is going to fill the Army and
Navy needs , it is easy to see the value
and importance of the Armour system
in assisting to evenly distribute tho
considerably reduced amount of
foods available for civilian use.
Dealing in a necessity such as food
becomes more than a business. It
carries with it pledges of service, of1
quality, of dependability and delivery
all of which must be met
That Armour and Company feel
such a responsibility to this com
munity is shown by their investment
in a Branch House here. As local
manager, I cannot serve Armour
better than to see that the service
you and your grocery or market get
is in every way satisfactory.
H. M. McKay
Manager Tulsa Branch House
Telephone 105-859
.1 4.k '
Itk 9i tUI'
Wednesday and Thurnday.
will tufficr. It Is oiiIt Hint wo
must lx uitient and helpful and
ml nil fill uliuve all of Ihe urent
hope and confidents- ihnl He at Ihe
heart of vvhal Is Inkli'i; plinv. l i.
eessi-s iieeompllxh noihin. I n.
hirpiiv Itiixxla has furnished
iihiiiidant reernl proof of that.
IH-H.nlir Immediiilely ilefems It
self. If evi'esses should ix-eur. If
illsordi r should for u Unix raise
lis head, a solier soeoml thought
will follow iukI a day of construe
live nil Ion, if vve help and do not
hinder.
The pnxiriit nnd all iluit ll holds
hclonirs n the mil Inns and Ihe Hs
I'eoples Have 'lest Ahead.
The pn. iles who Imvc but Just
, "Hill' out from under the yoke of
iirhltriry government and who are
now comliiK ul last Into their fns--ilom
will never find Ihe treasures
or lllxny I hey lire In Hcitrcli or
ir Ibcy ixk Tor ihem hy ihe llKhl
of the lurch. They will find that
exvry imihwiiy thai Is slalmsl with
Ihe hlood of tlirlr own hnnlwrs
loads Ui Um- wilderness, not to tho
seal of I heir hox They are nnw
f ill- In line vvllJl Ihe l.llllnl leslt.
We must hold Ihe Hrht xtendy un
til liny find tJHonsi'lvi'N. Ami In
Ihe meaiillme. If ll Ix- xkmIIiIc, wo
must is-iahlixh a ix-wn Hint will
Justly defliH' llM'lr pLw e amolitf the
nations, remove all fear of (Ix-lr
ni'h-hlxirs aixl of llxdr foniM-r nuvs
Irrs and eiuihle lliini lo live III
MViirll) mill isnnienuix'iil wlx-n
they have set llxilr own affairs
In order. I, for inn v do lxl ikxila
Hx'lr purxme or their rxxllj.
I lw-re am hiiiimv happy mL;ivm Uial
tlx'y kixiw ami will i txxwo Hhi way
of wlf-isintrol fuxl (x-wrful annii
iiuxuilloii. If llxy tin, ti must
uwail whh ixuif-nit ajxl xymMlhy
t.mv uwaketiliu; and misivery tlutl
will uxxuredly eoum at lant.
LABOR AND W. C. C. S.
STANDING TOGETHtR
llirrieultliTi SnHxiflml mt U Imrtor
l'roHisltion of lli-Jpliw; Sokllers
)lin-s I 'p.
Thai w ir e:imp eefiimniitly xervii
anil Iil.nr me the flrinex of frlrtida
Hie i-ininfry over a l-rhu; euii'hit
sui il every d iy. At S in r.-irlnx. Ma.,
reei-iiilv Hirre arose a s'rloiis difrt-r.
tou r ..-f w ii-ri ill. uii-rrli.int.i and
tin in I't'i h i f Mm ili.ir unions Hut
ivlial in ie lit li,ii' l r mi-' npi-n vv'ir
f-iin was lutni'd into piare Hiroin;h
lli effnit.'i uf Mr. I i.inii'ls, t he wur
r.'iirn eiiinuiunllv iiervie.i ni'Kiini.'.rr.
lh' vvtix ii ii i n I m mix J v rhixx-n In
piiHliti. .il .i ion li'icln e lii'l weeti l'i-ri-seiit.ii
uivs ,,f Hie l.ilior lor.ils aud
.1 e n i in il I from Ihe lurretiaiil.s' as
xnel.il inn : 1 1 1 1 1 a iiinmll lr of ihree
:m ii ipoinie. In Invextliril" the
i 1 1 1 j . ' : 1 1 r 1 1 M made hy luilh snli'S. Ml
I'anli'Is rin selileil Ihe ovei ninelil
itid .i l.if.er in in mid a men li ml
i oml'Ieled Hie enmimHee. Tlix rtli
'.Hit hllii; eiilnlit nm was prolllpllv
i leared nnd Iii avoid furlli. r triuihle
all ineri li. mis wlllini; lo en oii.-late
with Hi" W ' ft nnd keep the
prlei r i ir were irlven a rard hv Hi"
W '. t' S "inlv llne.e stmex ills
pliiyin Hiesi cards a'e p.-itroelfd
hy Hie l.ilior men
The ft ieiii'i!ui i.f Inl.or for v:ir
camp CMInlnilllllv eerviee h.lH heell
praeriM!l ileuiinsir:iiet In i:i:mv
tuvv in l i il. :md, '''il . mi nihil
thill lo Hie 1' f. S elllh house
WilS eieelril without foil .y Hie
ImlldliiK tr.id's of Alanie.li. Cnl-
niailo. Nut nnlv did thi lalmr men
kIvk their services hut they even
hoiipht the material. Mum than !H0 .
rnrpenters Hl.irle, wnrk at 1 p ni . .
on Kalurdiv and kept nt It until the
hiilldlii;; wiis ftnlxhed.
When th.- work wns rotnplelrrt
Mr Strwiiil urKiuil.i-r of Ihe V. '.
('. S. nddresxeil the workers nt the
T and l Theater afnt Hianke.i them
fnr their efforts. K:u-h man nx he
entered was presented with il W. I
C. S. hutton nnd movinir piciunM of
the erectiim nf thi' hulldinM were
aliow n
At HI. Paul. Minn., memhers of
the plumherii- union volunteered In
make repulrn In pliimhin(f nnd hent
Inir in the nntlomit defenders' eluh
and rharire It In p.-iti'lntlnm At Min
neapolis the carpenters' union furn
ished workmen f-fr a new W i'. ' S
rluh house vvho put In a !l hour diiv
for hours pay. Al New Itoehelle,
N. Y-, the carpenters', painters' nnd
eleetrlelans' unions donated their
nervlee-s nnd ntnterlnl fnr an outdoor
danelnir pnvlllnn.
The KVun Kl. Txoils snldlers' anfl
allora rluh wna taken In hand hy
Ihe Ameriian federation of lalmr
and turned over ready fnr use with
out ehark'e. Tin- p3i.lntlr.jr wits done
hv Ihe painters' union, the entire
hiilldlng repapered hv the paper
hangers' union, the tuifhs nnd wash
rooms put In hv the Tdut-ihers' unVin
and the furniture and equipment rto.
nated hv Hie other Inhor oriranl.i
llona nf SI Ixiuis
UetirewntntU es r,f the 1'enevllle.
Ill . trades and Inhur association
askej Ihe W I". P In ntinlnt n
committee nf three In fake part In
the lahor dnv fe-it Ivlt e so that the
lnhor men would have a hetter nn
derstarnllr'P i.f Hie rinse relut onstv
existing he'ween W C r. s nnd la
1nr Al T.aennts. Wiish . the shin
yard hihorr-n' union cave a M-rv
teeessful dnnee. the nrneerds helnp
ii.ed to hue rnfs for the soldiers nnd
anllm---' eluti
At tfoostnn Tex-vs. n dnllv natrlntle
parade, culled the "Venn Imv- 'es.
pers lnraile" wss Innnrurnted In'
the musicians" union which called
nnnn the w r. C. H In nssl'it. A
different hand rnerehes each d-tv
and the r.nrsde kn heen itsed lo pro.
nmfe the wile fif T.lhrrtv hnnds. -ir
ssvlnrs xtaoirs pe.i irnss and .ill
nsfrtntle nlvlJe tn nhl tho men In :
the service. I
SOLr" prnitrc-T'; m ;nv
TO RELIEVE CONDITIONS
T.rivriiiV. Vnv. II tlfir'nr F
the flerntan forein P'-er. -rirc I ;
Hddre-'s.-.l a fnr-.-s-11'e to Se-n'S'-v
sr-n r i- I -ies;ne r'-eoe -I i ni th i' I'n i
flenl V'i'-f-fi !nti-vrrr lo -..I'a-,
"the f.-.i-fu eot,!t .,t-s" r.-'!'i
(Jei-n-Lan y
Ilnclor Ix'.t i il'B ftrro til.,.' 'o
Herman w r- ..... d -:.-i-.l. r, r
here tn.a " - ),.. t - l.u- -e
to dr-tw t'r' '.i.!i ui O'i --i i
tlon to H'" of '' . r-f.'i
nerits r.f Hie e.,.,. ii.,ri.i f l-- -r
istire. c- tiicli ' ! v H ii-.r, . '. r '
tr-mspr rt''. -t.'-ies Hi" "i.- t-v i
r-t.II'nn-'. ri'i t rn-r1'"'1" 11 '' 'l-. r.-e.
den-'s r"'ie.ee I.. - r... -.1 f.-va-nve-rr"ii
'n c 1 1 ' , ,t , . r ' ' . .. i, . . .
.lent ),,. 1 . i ,.-,
hat he -'I-' ' " t" i" ' -
on th' I'.er.i ;in - oo'e -ie, ,' t-1
wish to hnfird i' pi -1 - f l j ; di-ve
i iii'i'nt
Viml
rnprvii V ;
l.o'shev a- -it
r:- Sund'iv '
n i;
lea'ss
.e 1 1
al- tn
t
a r
o!,,io
I t ti
I e.i 'line ti ih.'i
't.. re'.' use fo
' ' c It .1 'llc'i o-;l
; 't.-.r. .'ofV Th
: loin's-rv ';-';'
l-oo p..- T- m
; e'' i ' 's H ti
I M. r. Hiat. 1"
I riui'ed to have
Is-
'IV i
o-t-t .
iff
h."
il - toil
t- o.ia
.. of o '.
'..i.l r ,
ririn
i-M'leit the r-l
hi v it's i i, ivi:n.
When the fetoleir i- over. 11 o- t'e
war Is won.
Anil the 'l-ii'i n--e ti-iv'np fre
When Hip he'ls fire rinrr:)'' nnd 'lo-
I.OVS II re "Irfin
SV-nrs in "vrrv Ve-
When Vi- " r'lt'l"- rr. i',. 'I-.. ,,: I
fineide. and toe old n-ii'her
Kiii'-'-s her 'ion
A I! Hie Inssles ,!! he '..vln alt the
!-id't;o the ladd'es
YD'.n fouirltt and von.
BILL HOHENZOLLERN
MAY BE GIVEN TRIAL
lis'u.-.len of 1'isx1Nlllf In
! Hut no nnouiiccmen! of
i !slon Is Mailc I'uMlr
;itell
lie.
HOLLAND IS EMBARRASSED
Arrival of l'ixMxxird ;u-sls lilts
Natioti In lliSMI.sti ( ln iimslani-s
Nmnn Sum to I'aeo .lury.
WAHHINiJTl'N. Nov II. The
I potuu:ol.ly of irini:!ue Vv illi mi llo '
lieni.iTn x ml Mx arch ac fcxirlen :
ticfure a l.ar nf umIcii lo answer for J
hiKli rni leu ai-ivln.'vl the laws of n.i I
tun x wi.l huinanllr was i1is. ux.sed
j her.. I ... I v . expeits In uiter-
rial ii nal law
There vns rn official comment '
, from any trn1. crnmcnl MMiinin, nor (
' would iIiohk wlni talked lnforinallv
; venture uniii, .lifted axHerllons lis to,
Hie fnrmer eiupeior'H link of Im
inuriltv front .-irreal and evtrajhllnn
from the h.iveu hx h.ui aoimhl vrjlh '
III the lliilcli herders
The I III.- klhK'lottl nf lloll.llt.1 li.ll
heen i I. ice, I in i n,,.Ni diffii ult and 1
enileirrnHMirii; i;t:i'.in hv Htx ar
rival of ln-c Mile. .ei'l . .1 i;ni-HS, who1
.ire said to in. !u. I.- iii.iiiv iiieinhers
i.f I In- 1 1 i-t man t e ,l (;i net i
t leant k mi.i- f Hi. i,. men .i
st iff
li- he-
tleved to r.;lili- nil i
the : I 1 1 Ish :t n, r. n.
of civil official an. I
if vh I. it lie ilin nil
.1 hv
ki( iTIUlM'fll-l
"l'1tr-i ft- 1 1 ! f
H lllhe.l
vv irf.i r. .-pci if h a i io
ci i.tniirini- w 1 1 f n i e
i-iiiteernlnir
mereli.ini
km. Is l.oin-
hlppliiK ami hospnil
. Iii t .1 nieiit nf unfiirtlfti.-d .Jeiii..rts.
l'.l-'ll'e.l!llll-nt nf ir C'.ollet s' of w ar,
! miinh-r of i-ivlllans. sin h a.i S'u s.
I'.lltli I'm II and f'.ipialri I'rvutt. d'
j I ilifru I e dccl rut I Inn i.f pruaie prop
erlV, lunllmj. Ii.hherv and l-v V ll'K of
unlawful fln.-x upon helpless iinn
; In u n l lex. --'Ir IJeoree i'avis In the
1 1 ' I s i , iiti I, anient has iMen otdeis
Dial th" Kniltv parlies wmiM he held
to a Mil lei aceiiiint ihllltv for their;
in if. !e. ula Now that many of thou,
nautili mi Hi" list urn fugitives from '
their own countries, it la eieete.t
licit i-rrorix to hnm; them to
trial
; will lint he Ioiik ,.-l tve.l
. I'oth llollaml and Switzerland
In
.l-Kini; asvlmii In iefu;eex will fin
tlniiisehis In eiuifli.-t with the d
I ncind of tin- cn-ai enienle powers
thai Much an example he made now
: that all iv rants, uhelher u iitucni Is.
'such us have In en i.usie, from ih-r-i
ninnv. or , sue, hi n puhlleauH nx In
Itusnln, will he reslialni-d In future.
WAR END WILL MAKE
LITTLE PRICE CHANGE
Ifixiver nnimmTS Some May lit"
Hi i-rra's-d Itutli other May Ad
vance Ihir lo renditions.
WASHINGTON, Vnv. II Immed
iate dropping nf fond price- a a
result nf the roneltislnn of an arm
istice ran not he expected, Koed
A'linlnistrntiir llnnver declared lo
t'h:ht !n it Btnteini'iii. which added
that while the prli-ea of some food
stuffs will decrease, mhera will In
ereaxe ' lih Hie war effectually over."
a-ild Mr I louver, we enter a new
economic eia and Its Immediate ef
fect mi prlccx Is difficult to antici
pate Tin- prices nf some food min
imi. titles may Inrrense, hut others
will decrensii, hernuse with liberat
ed ahlpplmr necuiiiulated storka In
Ihe si. ui hern heinlxjihern and Ihe
far e-iat will he avnllshle.
"The iliina mix upon the I'nlled
States will chnriKe In character, hut
not In volume."
All artlvltlea nf the fund administrate.-
lil he enntiniied HirmiKh the
nri" .. period, unld Mr. llonver,
.11. i. that "there will he nn relax
ation nf efforts lo keep down profl-li-erin
In the last moment "
"Th- inaliitoiianrn ,,f tho em
haii!..." he cniii iniie.l, " will prevent
li nl' 'ion i-f our so.cks hv humrrv
l.,ll'.i'l helnw our liecesslllia Slid
anyone who contrinplniex speeula
t i-n in fund ajMinst rtte needx of
the:o penplo cull well he Warned of
the prompt nit Ion nf the kovitii-
i tin nt
"GERMAN FRIENDS" SEE
VINDICATION IN EVENTS
N'i:V Vnrtlv. Nov 11. William
MohenolIern'M flliHit wns Imlled lo
niirht hy Hi" Amerkan Friends of
Hertiein ilenini-r ii v as a "complete
viH'lli-.-itiin i.f the ,f inc'ii.n mir so-
v 'n.wavx helievcl to exist he
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ran1 lar Kains ; only items that art1 oxceptionally
rt'diift'tl will lu advprtiscil. No phone orders.
Kronomy Tuesday items cannot he sent C. O. D.
or eharKed no exrhanea.
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ECONOMY TUESDAY SPECIAL
Val Laces and Insertion, lc Yatd
.Joh lot Lares worth to 7: included in the lot aro
various fancy braids Worth rrfruTUrly to .'?.rc.
ECONOMY TUESDAY SPECIAL
Cotton Batts,$1.39
We've just 2.") batt to sell at this price; full
comfort size, V'ixHl inches; weighs about 3
pounds; very fine grade of cotton.
ECONOMY TUESDAY SPECIAL
vHfeatherbloom Petticoats, $1.59
Also sateen; black only; knee flounces; trimmed
with narrow ruffles; regularly $1.75.
(Third Floor)
ECONOMY TUESDAY SPECIAL
Stamped Sofa Pillow Covers, 49c
Stamped ready to work; beautiful Egyptian de
sign; material is needle weave; regularly 75c
ECONOMY TUESDAY SPECIAL .
Misses' Button Shoes, $1.75
Sizes 2'i to 7; made of good quality kid; black
only; also patent leather with kid and cloth
top; regularly $3. ( ,
ECONOMY TUESDAY SPECIAL
Women's Bath Robes, $3.85
Well made of good heavy bath robe material
Oriental and floral designs: mercerized cord
and tassels; round and shawl collars; regu
larly 5.
(Third Floor)
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ECONOMY TUESDAY SPECIAL ,
Women's "Mendel" House Dresses,
$3.95
Made of gingham and percale; plain colors,'
stripes and plaids; long sleeves; regular 5.50
and $6.50; sizes 36 to 46.
ECONOMY TUESDAY SPECIAL
Children's Gingham Dresses, $2.75
Plaids, stripes and plain colors; regularly $3.50
and $3.75; sizes 2 to 14 years.
(Second Floor)
lUttl'DWXY. j
TlioWH ind.-i of Tulsans are erijoy-;
l-ii- Hie hiKest I'oriicd.v-ilrama treat
of the Hf.-oiiMi nt the itroudway ttdHj
l.l-k "Iter. nine Sll'l I.Oe. llillll
.so is th" title i.f (his r le'.er drama 1
pn-ented hv the III .links company
You will act Hie hli'cest hmi-iis of
the H-MISon When ))!l See l-ole Itrl-h-'e
nnd IMnar I'.'irnett in Mi.-ir liaiii
cuarrel as the Weatheihs Aii of
which poes to show that ll Is f - -. ! i J ' .
'-r t. wly weds to iii.irr-'l -md iiuin
'a. over a few stray hlon- ha;1-.
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some new urmiti
Is seen to fMc!
Ilarrv t'lie-hlt-".
Sherwood. Mr.
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Kovv.
Makes the Complexion Beautiful
SOFT AND Vr.VETY. Money
buck il not entirely pleated.
IN'oA-i. ; ptas ttnd harmlct A Jhem anff
&ahd off. 'rt jmd (unburn and tt'um
of tiiciWoruNons. A miUiun drllihted uivrs
pff' it ftp tint Q-mlitv. t'opuiar UnUi
M I'ink, brxinelt. VVAif.
Ak Uis 1ml Cmim. 9t By tfsd
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Mis Sherwood and Mr
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nf exi elli-nee. I li.
I.ole lllldue hellli;
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leclded hit. Tha
Marl in
Sisters ii ml
Itavn very
Hie Sielnwiiv
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clever epeolal-
Two heights in a
smart roll fitmtstylp.
COLLARS
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