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TULSA DATLY WORLD, THURSDAY, NOV. 14, 1918.
G
WoEnnsnn amid
Wair Wod
' I'llOll
Where Vm .May
f.0 0.
Ice. The cluh will assist the locl
Hod Cross lf purchasing HiM urt
ting In readiness Ittf gifts vUt li arc
tn li' wnt forward during thn next
j week or (ei day.
i
j ! CLEANUP CAMPAIGN HAS
v i dccu noncorn cna Tin CA
ULLIl UHULIIULf VII I U Ljn
0 n len til to Women j
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And v
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II,
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ami l.i'
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III.
d. . i-
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Serve, T'Hlnj.
Clehionl A. Ileum chapter I'. . I
C, Ited ('rims hoiiiloiinrtcrs. j
"n iitt .Mt ftxiri.il unit, Ited Crohn.
I. ut herati women, Ited Cross head-1
quart ci h. 1
Tlgert Memorial rh'irrh, work
roiun, Thursdiy atid Friday.
Trinll i:ium npiil wiunrn, J!"!
Cross.
iulf dypsv iirll. Hod I'roM heinl
(jtiartrrs '
C i k .i n . i Vol Cms unit himh In
Rod i 'i i imi
lulled I 'i r-Hliyi t rl.iri women mt
In church.
Ii A. II , He. I Cri.-w I
I'un-lli lli tilr iiim Ii ty, Ited f'rii-s. ;
Mrs I'ri-ni'iii i' We; chairman i
of pi'fHOtllirl I'f till' I'U'.-ll Kril I ' Ti '"H, )
him born notified lv St Ixiuls hen. I ;
quarters that it" 1 . 1 1 ' . i -i nf k'i'iih- '
graphic and npvi.il so vn "U "I
the iik i ri .' 7.. f I ii hie Ii.-. ii d nniin ,
Ued. There nn longer Ii need tt '
womi'n fnr this Herviro iivimio.-ih but
canteen and hut wi-r ki'i s will l''
irnt a K umiiit. Tin1 ni eh 11I7H Inn will'
rntitinue tn pn Ide euroes' aids to !
MHiMt In Ihi. tint U ut ro. -nni.1 r u el in Ii '
and aiding the refugee nf France,
lielgtiim and Italy.
The Tuesday Hunk cluh nl H
meeting IhlH HMk voted I It" sum nf
'lh tn he ii"" I In providing Christ -rriHii
honks fnr men In ovcisi-iim m-rv
Taking advantage nf the presold
fair wculher, a general clean up
i ampulm bus been ordered within
tin' limits of TuImi. TM In not only
a further measure In prevention nf
a r'i n rm in e nf the Influenza opl
ilMliiti' tiijt also tn fight rlnWn the
pur ilnlll v nf any other epidemic nf
"iiiil iiriiiiiM di.'.ea.ies,
I- urn Ik. "I Inn nf pi cmlne where
there ha. Iieeri slikhotiS ha In i i
ordered liy thn inaynr, Hlnnu with
tlna ntti'T f-loiintiiK. (iarlifiii' iiri'l
IriiMh Mill Iiivb tn Im ImrTifd nr nili
itvviki- (llspHMi'd nf. Tim ' Ity pri-in
Imm Hint all iloanliiK dune I'V tlir
In'itlMi il'iiartinont will tin iharyi-il
aialnut lln- (irnporty, und wnrn-i
ti-n iiil iliat nil wliii dn iii-l. riiiiip! v
with Hi' urdiT will Im primi" ii'i d
faill Ij'ajriirm I'ailNl.
i .in: t i.k ' in . .i.v i '(
I''niii l.nr Ii'.ikhi1 liawlnill pl.isrr" t u
r &a nil lla t iiiiim fur th' i f f I r r ! hi h'ml
at llrnal llki'N liH'.liI trHllllHK Htatliifi
tnd i) 'I'lii'v aii" I'a n Ijvit "f thi.
iH'tnnt TirM, ,1'in a.nnard nf Wnnh.
lliKtnll. I "I 'd ThninaN lif tlm Und
Hux and I'hll 'Iniillliaril, fnl lni'i ly nf
till- Willi- Snx
h'nr 'I'lli-k wllttiK. 100 hiiln ut &
Mnnn ll.it Simp - Adv.
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Wiiivi-r will t.'tvf ii pri.Krafn nf ' I.ih
' nl, h and pall .i Ii- iiijiiil.irM and a a
'nnvHiy will n tin CdlMi'fi ih',l,i-
Kiuph a-iniii,.i ir, 1 1. 1' with tin- nririn
't,- i f at mini ,.f f.-af viral aitl-sl.-i.
KnllilM lii I. Iir lli-iii flu
Mi'ii-n. ii i.f tin. Htrli-r nf KnlKhtH
' .iiiiiiiI.,ik H linntn i.f a lil-IW-
, f,l il.iiiri- II, h -. n i ii t- in lln-ir lnd.'
Iniini I'm, ihi nf ih,' affair will
1 i'ii tn tin- iiniti'd war fund lampalKn
und tin- Kiii:lit i-xti-n.l an uivltallnn
I tn ..Ii lln,.. m Ii i ilani ! in tin 111 al-
,-lld.i in i-
Subscribe In
the United War
Work Fund
THE
HUNT
CO.-
Main Street
Between Third and Fourth
Do Your Xmaa
Shopping This
Month
I
Hun nl nf Sli'wnnlN to Mud.
II II
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HI Will la
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linn !i vlll I.i- ii-nl thin vi-nli-i; :n
Hi,, ri-.i .- ,,l Mr and Mim II M M. -
l-arllli. Mm j4'-...l.,n tu I,,- fnllinvi-.l l.v
i hm 1. 1 1 limn at wlin h Hi.' ivi i i.f
thn 1 . 1. 1-. ltd rm mlii-is will l,i iui-hI.
A Timely Sale of Handsome Blouses
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ii" and ni I i id
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Miuiii. .ii. nn , Andi-i Mm
Id. In, I r. in kiln S lit. iv. T K Smith
It iiIIn M , I ' I i ii t i a - k . Mibii-h l J i-i'l r Hi Ii
I'linii' llv, l-;ii-il.. ih .MadiMnti ami
Mir 1-A'aiiH.
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Mi and
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nitii; in iln
luiiMr.
Li i- Cllni'iii will on
illy at iIi'iiiit tl.ia tvi--
u n 1 1" (lull.
Sun-lair, VVi ll.-i l.
t'l.iit.iii, l.ynn It
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Oruiiii Hi'linl.
Tin' firKt iiiiian n-iit.il i-f tin- mwi -
1. II at II' III'. Is I'lnl.i I. rnlllKH will
l-i' Klvi-ti at 4 n'rl", k Sunday after
main In Ihi1 i'iiIii i?i rhapi-t, playrd
We beg to announce that
and
Mt. J. R. LiniUcy
Who were with u$ last uear
open their display and tale of
EXCLUSIVE FURS
Monday, Flotemnte
ftlhe Eighteenth
ThU line U larger and more com
plete than at any former time and
affords an opportunity for one to
select furs from the most beautiful
assortment shown In the southwest.
Tin' Vi.ntil,' Wi'lin-h Killld nf
I ii-fil I -j .--In til i i n itilll.-h will tnmt
fnr a vlilnry tnippi-r l-il-lav vi-miiK
In tin- Kill, stnrv nf th" 'hiii.li. All
i.un;r wnmiii i.f tin', i Iniri ti will la
wi n-. .nn-. I and ri tn-rvat juriH luav Im
niailf with Mim llaiiHnti, t nli .ln.iin
H 'Ml. Hi .h i vatintiH ."hniiid b niadn
In'lay.
Mim. .1. Arthur Hull I'lilrrtamid n
Hinall 1111)1(1, inv at dituior Mntiday
''.iiiiiH in tin- t " t i r 1 1 ,-v i itili fnr M i n
I a Will Hull, wlin Ii fl nn a tin-lit
truth In rnmpahv with hi'f iiiiith-r,
Mm H ih v I Si. n nl, and Iwr Imhy
Hun licWiil fnr thn winter Hi fall-
fiiinla. Thnri' win plun'M fnr K.
' 'fSil'ihihl.i i liatitiiiii..i mot Tiioo-
dav afti ri ii In trm I'Mi-Mt 1'ronhy-
I li rian i-him-h Aa Hn-ri' n Inivjt'T
ih niiil i,f tin- rlri-i'H Horvlrnn In tho
i wnrk nf miikllik' xiirplral droHKIiiKs It
an diridi'd tn diHi'niitlniio tho nn'i't
' I11K1 in tho 1:0.1 Criiso wnrkriiniim.
I Tho wnrin-n will ilovnto thidr tltn
i In xrwItiK fnr tho rofiiKPoii and knlt
. tlnir Mr V. A Hcpvok, 1111 loador.
' iravo nn Int.'ri-Htliii; lovlow nf tho'
flit i:i i-h.i.t-M i f 'ho Htndv honk.
" Til'- '.iii nll'in Cuiininn n oalth."
Mri I! i: l innott. road Kolootlnim
finni I ini rn in nn d h pnoim. l-'nturo
I inortinir nf thn rlrrln will lio hold
111 Ih" pnhlio lihr iry.
! Chaptor . I. . nt iln Initial
'iiioo'Iiii yi-Htorita v Hftoriinmi In tho
1 hnnio nf Mrn I'orrdvHl K. Maitoo.
I rondi ri'd a di'i-lHlnn whlrh irnvldos
i fnr rin ri'Ktilar wnrk until aftor tho
i Ti oil. I . k In tho iiuniitlmii tho nn
rlotv will fnrtniilato platm fnr tho
rnootliiii i.f tho Mtnto chapter I"1
: held In T11N.1 next Hprlni:. Thoro
1 wan a pli'.'iwint uncial limir fnllnwmu
'tho liiiNirioKH m-sHliiti. Mr. Adamn nf
I KanmiH City and Mini Kathcryn Mao
I Karrner nf Kt. 1mlH wnr vlaltlliK
1 1". 1'".. .' In Hllondunco.
Tho ni.'vrrlmo nf .Mi VAnn Mollimj
I of I'onrla. III . wh.i fnr Hie tniHt two j
iniontlm him hoon vi!ltlnr f 1 lend In
jTiilHa, nn l Mr. Itm hlo StnrtH. ln
nf I'ont la, tnnk plai n Satin dav aft-j
Uitiimn. Nivoniir !t. Tho cormiiony j
' wim nlcmnl7ed hy Iti-v, C. W. K'-rr f
nf l-'irHt l'rchl.vterlarl church, at tho j
; mariH" Mr. and Mm Stnrm will lomc J
: nn Frldav tn Kpofid tln wlntor In I
Itllnlio. Ariz. MrH C. A. I'lpor liter- I
taltiod with a g'H shnwer rnr the rc
I rent tirldo mi Mnmluy cvoninn;.
20 fS "
Tho Woman'H Knrclun Mlnnlnnurv
nxutv nf l-'lmt M'dhndmt church
will moot In tho hnmo nf Mm .1. II
Vusi, I 4'ni Itnltlnmro nvoniip. ut
" 3d o'i luck Tliuridav iif'ot nnnn.
The nicotinic In tn ho nf nhiiMiial lu
ll rent arid all women of the church
arc Invited.
The reductions in each instance represent
a substantial saving, emphasized strongly
by the unusually high character of the
Suits offered in each and every group.
Our entire stock of Suits has been reduced
$15, $20, $25, $30,
$35 and up to $85
prices
limit in selection of fine and seasonable
Suits. Reductions have been made accord
ing to style and fabric.
Special Blouse Sale
Today Only
$3.75
For the one day we offer choice of
any $5 Georgette Blouse at
Mim Kthelyn Carpenter. yniinu
d.niRhter nf Mr anil Mrs. C. H.
Carpenter, will leave thN evening
fnr rhllndolphin. where nh will re
main throne-hunt the winter. MKh
Carpenter nm-H In pursue n special
cniirne In video rdiuly, during
which time nhe will ho with relative.
The Wnmnn'H Mlswtnnary wiHoty nf
tho Cii-Mt I'.aptlut church will moot
IthlM afternoon with Mm. A. M. Mo.
Spadili u and Mti i. W. llcrho,
us hnstiMncK In ti e home of Mrs Mo.
Spa. l-li n, !n I .North Cheyenne avenue.
Mrs Cut C Mairoo and rtiil.lren
( ! Mi in le anil Teddy are expected t"
uiTh'e thin ini.intiiK from AHu
Uuer'Hic. N M . tn upctnl the wlntor
In Tulsa. The fainllv will he at home
at 111, ' 'nison avenue
Mis W. V. Thravos haa rnncliided ,
la few dnvs' visit in inisa uiiniiK
wlrioti time she was tho Kuesl nf Mr.
and Mm V. S. Henry. RoitiK to Ix-s- I
! itiKtoti. Kv . wnloh Is tn lo the homo.
, of the family In the f-lture.
Mr and Mrs. Vnthonv M. iVlnin-
ned ate ant'. I'ltmir thn arrival m
diu of Mv i i'l iiinnell's I mtlo-r. .Mr.
i.l.din I. n'l iii'M nl' Warren. I'a .
I for ;i (.ov cnvl dav s stay.
A meotiim- of it-thiiiy chapter.
I WeMtniinster K'liid. haa la on an-
noim I for :.:: ni-mcK t-rinay mi-
i ernonn in t no au.inni nun "i nu i-n-n
! rreahyteriiin church.
This Is Indeed An Opportunity for Every Woman Who Is Looking for
a Handsome Dress Blouse Either for Herself or as a Xmas Present
The only possible disappointment you can experience will be that of coming too
late. Every blouse in our department is included in this sale, for one day only, today
at 20 per cent discount.
Flesh tinted Georgette Crepe, with novel collars, vestees and fronts inserted with
beautiful patterns of lace.
The newest collars are used with other quaint and elaborate decorations.
The trimmings, in some cases, are somewhat elaborate, while others show a tendency
to be somewhat plain. In all the prettiest suit shades as well as those in lovely light
colors.
Remember, it's TODAY that every blouse in this department will be sold at 20 per
cent discount.
Values as follows:
$7.50 Blouses
today $6.00
$10.00 Blouses
today $8.00
$12.50 Blouses
today $10.00
$15.00 Blouses
today $12.00
$18.50 Blouses'
today $14.80
$20.00 Blouses
today $16.00
$25.00 Blouses
today $20.00
$30.00 Blouses
today $24.00
$35.00 Blouses
today $27.00
" ... ' V3r
i
" i
fhvrnYHfAjP Hundred Six
PTl MS UM V !: i'j a !tho Cust Haptlst church will moot
Iaullra' Shop
II
II
II
I ! uucruue. .ii. to n'li.i rue w iiiit
' In Tulsa. The fainllv will he at home i
rifrtSiin i irfTfij n .iu1Tl. ijTL- rl.fl ii ' ,,vi'n'"'- '
, - - " - " " " w " tnf
T 1 Z -i 4'
il sS fi ' v V?r I 1 jlnKton. Ky . wnlih Is tn ho the homo (
cmcmo A-fTT?.C -JbrrcH mr V As- o.mii. I f-..ny m th.. f-.ture. ,
i m fsm mm m a a, w m. a? m. mm r ar w m mm m m i
1 Now York C " f wWA V;
1 I ry J 'b.yy 'v.
Knsna OlJC lX VJ 0 S. rvl,v I
I Tula
jr wx-j Ji vav oir ,.xvti.,'vii ' i
I I A meotiim- nf it-thiiiy chapter.!
dlSS. Main St. ttZ C M; t l I V.tn..nster K-,i;,l. haa la on an-
9 a It
II j l'renhvlerlan church.
i Women s Suits ? fe- v'dKiB
j ) 5jf?!5j I I ? ! "H i . I aiiditnriiim. Ii.is l'i'n
1 Greatly Reduced 72 v...... : n.,i.,...,
A IV "l 1 I j Mrs W .1 Collier le" l-i"' "V
V U I "' i" ' "'m'
V 1 f h, 'ii i .. r,.r, . oit.if .,', t.. .loin Mi
t1 f Collier at ttici new home In l ort
Em I Mrs .1. I've, I Mi'cs of lxlnctn.
iW-i ' Kv. whn ''-is hem the Ku."t fnr a
Q W Y 'il Inrtnlcht of Mrs V Val J-an H:.l-
JnmP'' I idison, w.is called h-tno last eveniiis.
JTT.li J ' Mr- '""I M's " Hl'l'r l",vr
WlrWt fiT J I reiMovcd to l'l l-i'"' KiK'i'eenth
VTll "IH l f mroot. where -i-.ov i:i i,c at homo to
r .all "! 11 I ..i u i.rii r ihi uidlv
there is practically no I ff9kvu M i,!.:x m m,' imu uirt.
lii lit 1 I M - an t Mr- ' Iv H''""" '"i'1
' Jlf IH :V'i:i,.:::;:.,';:r;;rr,:n,,rr.n,,s;::;;:
fJIUU T I Miss Noll Klntish f r-''v"- "!!i'
,'rVV t ar'ne.l list n.-.'it l-r an Imlefmite
Y"rk I v. t in -!i" h-'oio i.f Mr. and Mrs
Ma "v;i';i 11 .. .
Jfy X I Ml I'" I l-s. .1 -flics P. '"'' riin-
f ; mm I "i ns:er lav t . 1'. iv or H-:!m.'s
Ii I -.-ii i Mi.-ini. to spend tho totn.iirator of
JJ ;C, vv, s
1 ).- St .idler is otar-icd
. n - n .r.
""w'" w.fi w i ,w J :,-. .1. r, Kiaiiiii;-.-.:; was nf an ;
UP TO $7.50 PETTICOATS TODAY $4.94
Just received a wonderful collection of Silk Petticoats, both in Jersey and Taf
fetas. All the prettiest new shades Today $4.94
-SECOND KLOOR,
Informal dinner of 14 rnvers
cvrnlnt; in thn Country cluh.
last
M ihs
losernt
t illt I17-..I
MarRaret llodkln In rnnvo.
tifter a severe lllnesji of In-
Mr. and Mrs. Carl IMe.xsant left
hurt nlifht tu npend Kovenil rtaya In
Chlcji-Ko.
Mm. W. K. Urown la ronvalonoont
after an lllnoss of more than a week.
Mrs. M.
1 11 K after i
B. WnsBprman
l wnere Ulneasi.
in recrwor-
TWO BOUND OVER CHARGED
WITH STEALING MAYO CAR
Mrs. V. Hplawn of Inllas. Toxaa,
In Tulsa for a few weeks visit.
HAD HIS DATES RIGHT;
MENTIONED WRONG WIFE
.lack O'Connor pravo the rlcht
date, hut named the wrntin wife in
his itiestlunnairo and yesterday ho
was arrested on a charge of perjury.
, Although circumstances misht In
dicate that he has two wives, tho
, exemption hoard insists ho has nn
i wife at all and that may make it all
1 the harder for .lack w In n ho (rets a
' hearliiK hefore .1 II. Wilkins, I'tiitod
.-- i.i t .-s cm i in iss! oner.
Officials nf the city draft hour.!'
- siy that O'Connor, who Is employed
1 in a drink estahUshnicnt, claimed I
exemption as Ii;iviiht a wife and two
: i hilili-eii I i vi n Ills fU"sll,innalre
, .-hnwed that ho was married in In-
ill.i ni In l!"ii. Kul nn affidavit
i fmiii his former wife says that hm
I real tianie Is llduard Walters and
that she scoured a divorce from him
! -n .Inly. l'.M'i. It Is wild that O'Con
nor has heen I iv in if in Tulsa with a
woman who i;nes hy the name of lai
oile I ''Connor She signed tho iiuos
Mono. uro as helnu his wife and de
lieiident upon him support for her
lelf ami two children.
SHAWNEE MAN BUYS INTO
UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
.Martin C. Fleming. formerly
mayor of Shawnee, banker and oil
man.'has purchased an Interest In the
Mitchell Cndertaklng company, 720
South Main. Mr. Fleming; 1 In
charge of the local buslneea. They
have eetabllRhmenta at both Miami
and Sapulpa.
The parlors and equipment hv
been enlarged and Improved, a mod
ern hoarse being added.
The suspense In Washington th
last few days muat have been awful
probably a keen aa that of lh
memorable week In November, lilt,
waiting to hear from California.
Safe 7frlIIFAIITStdinVfilJDS
Tom Oiirhatn and Claude Kirhy
pleaded guilty in the JuwUcc court
uf s. C. Maxey Tuesday afternoon to
a chargo of mealing tho Cadillac
roudHter belonging to W. C. Mayo
from the corner of Fifth and Main
on November S. Thee two men were
caught at Stewart by W. T. (Jarrett,
deputy Bherlff of Hughes county on
lu at Friday. Hud Maker Is mill nt
large while K. 1, Houston, charged
with the other three in the same
information. Is said to he at McAles
ler, whore he Is heing held for fed
eral uutliorllifSj as a deserter from
the army.
l.astl-'i Iday morning, S. H. Turner,
Hhoriff of Hughes, wired to Charles
Allen, ehief of linlii-o ii ,lna,Tl,wiiin nt
the car that had been found by his . 'orInfants,InvUdsndGrowlngChlldrn.
uepuiy, aim u taiiiou wnn tnat or tne
Mayo car. Charles .Moore of the
Tulsa police force was Bent to Stew
art to hrlmr hack the car and u':
leired thieves, lie arrived In Tulsa
with them Sunday morning, accom
panied ,y Hie Huvhi s county sheriff.
Kirhy and Imrhaiii wore commit
ted to Jail I'V .liistice Maxey in do
fault of bond in the sum of ti.OOU
each.
iSK FOR
The Original
Nourtahlna;
Dlsestible
No Cooklna
fh. Original Focvl-Drink Foe An AgM-1 OTHERS ara IMITATIONS
0
IlltO APWAY.
"Knplng lli.-i Juliet'' is the title
of the new comedy plav'.et to he pre
sented at the liron.lw.lv the, iter this
i afternoon for throe d.ivs hv the Hi
NiitUf o High ScIumiI Mudcnts.
Report at omo to I.oe levering,
tatlcirs and f u itiisliors. Tulsa Hotel
building, I I Ivi.s; Third .-tris't, for
mcasaremi tit for military uniforms.
A HOMEMADE GRAY
HAIR REMEDY:
Yon Can V.ikr nt Home a Hotter (Jray
llalr I'.cmody Than You lnn Ruy.
links cum ii.i.nv. This is h
' k' m-y the scene nf hie It
Arizona and which was sol
I iv Mr
h.
M r.
western i
i laid In
to "tab"
r-arnett and the
fixed the bill for;
run is considered
I'ai tiett ami lane .
n tn excellent ad- I
li.ms while other i
otnp.-iny are well :
is on" nf unusual i
is a fine eln of
from In rinn.ni: to end There i
lendid i'"i'r nn nf mus.c.il
H'.iv streaked nr faded hair !s nnl
1 only mil oming. Inn unnecessary.
Von can darki n it without using a
I.Ve
wit h tn nsi
f.n t that he
i about an h"
fi-ni.l i kalde.
. I'liilKe Will be S
antairo as .im
nicinliors of the
oast. Th" storv
Inieiest and the
, m Iv
V. I'll I"-
i-ii
i i.i i
".lea with hardsho
in I Kuth Fralcy
lancing
as an added
"Any. mo nn prepare a simple mix- j
turn -it hnnm. at very little cost, that
w.ll dark, -a gray hair, and make It!
soft and glnsNv. Ti a half pint of
water add 1 n itn o of hay rum, a1
small box nf llirlio Compound and
' ounce of glycerine. These ingred
ients can le In night at any drug
store at very little cost, or tho drug
gist will put it up for you. Apply to
the hair twice a week until the de
sired shade Is obtained. This will
make a irray haired 'person look
twenty ears younger. It is not a
dye. It do -s not color the n: t deli
cate sc. il,; is not sticky or grea.sy
jnd docs not rub off. Adv.
t
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Better Hurry Before
They're Gone
Our assortment of new Records is complete so you
had better come in and get yours now for the de
mand threatens to exceed the supply.
Come in and hear the latest records and make your
selections while we have all of the new numbers.
You'll want your record library
complete when the long winter
evenings come.
Darrow Music Co.
First oor West of Hotel Talsa.

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