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TULSA DAILY WOULD, SATUKDAY, NOV. 1(5. WIS.
TULSA GQING AFTER .
AIR MAIL StKVlUt
ird rnnnll by HuinilKT of
Blr Jrc.
It i7.? Liberty Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday
SHOE FACTORY SEEMS SURE
.k b-Tli(nn Are notnR Takrn
' t.utij' to lU-movnl u. nn.l
(1 niilcm In Tu.ua.
til rmitei. to ennnert TiiIh.i
,,,J"ti to liriiiK the .inlel
pr' v .nuf I'-turinir company to
tl.o .stil.jert.-i which helit
? ?-tr titi'in i-f the llrcctr(i of the
T h,.r i f coninii re at their week-
') ',N. u,.nt after iho ishn. factory
TJfi i-unl T.H y- After K. C
'"'....I I r l:inlolN hnl "Xpl.-iiner
Hn?l1: ..frt"v wniilil mean to
arlMI "' , ... ,, r u.L'nrllii a.f
Tuna Pre'inem ii ....
rh.mihcr of commcrco an-
runrH ih:.t h would take J 10,000
rth nf Mock In the company iiHd
J that the sale of $120,000 of
iJrouKh m rlr that the factory
ht be fissure... Tnree .llroctorH
.nte.l to UivcHiit-aic in-
fPr '- ' . ,a I- V. ..I .. 1,.(nn
ami u hi juuhiuiik
a-ilvmable to uo no,
TRADERS UNCERTAIN I
ON RECONSTRUCTION
lU-alu.-tl.ui of I'm I siiimilfi iiml Nur
llour.l nmin'cs Off-art, iijt I'ii.
hllilc I m! ii.-i rl.i I Unl-latln".
! mall service as rapl.llv as in.i.lil.'
' utiil parUcularlv tii..rt the conclusion
of the war. 1 thuuitl.t th.it we niirht
to net In early Hint try l.i pull down
I the first routes est:ihh..heil In the
stuck BUOHcnpiioiiM in in M '-ie jiropos ! route as wiu-
! i). 000 conditioned on us i (.estoil in niv tel. loam is to terminate
...miiv.il at 'l openin.iri lum.i. at pome point on the ; tj if ,f Mexico.
'mU .v.... .mnmlltPA hlill llPPtl I l....iH..UM l: . 1. -
I ai'fr " - - i ... k i 11 11 1 iii i nn -is'i niiM e wie
that rrcsiiieiii -n -i- uj im : postmaster iieneriil a I 1 the si rmul
i,. his antiniini emeni. I .issislant post mas' i- general are Imth
The st
...nm.nltl""
i, ww thi'iii-'ht
to ifcure
mm nf
Tulsa. It
hail been
WW a i - -
appolntel
tijs nr till air man iiuna-
i - . . e ....... ....
.. .nt.lincl In U-lier liuui imiunn
I: ., (j,,r,. in Secretary ImiukIiui,
ihirh rend at the meeting. The
..,.r follow :
Mr Clarence . DoURlas. Tulsa, Ok
lahoma , , ,
Mv I.ir Colonel: I am pleased
, rkn..!-dtre yolir telegram at
:it. date an. I the expression of In
;,rft in the pr.iosed aircraft mall
mote etc 1 would siustet that you
JSi'r."!'"" a!pfd t.y our
.haml'fr i f commerce and hy your
rnnit"-!"n and forward th.un
to the ..istinater Keneral. I have
.mfcr-ed 1'"' with the postmaster
wtifral and the second awdsUint
JUtrrMU'e:- Keneral. who ha Imme
Jutf rharte . f this service. 11 Is the
pr.tion .if the department to press
wui'i'hmrm or me aircrau
NKWVnliH. N'm 1 r. - C.mf'.ictrin
npinli'iis In lu,'h ii.i.nteis rcic:in'
the furthcoNiiM: i r u i .1 uf recoil- I
tiiriirtion left tliin fuither liuprt.
on the simk market today. '.
Secretary McAd'ni's ilan for a
downward rev ision of the nowrn-,
iiMiit's iHt.eruin of t.ixatlun ant the
statement of tiic lieud of the w.ir
l.oard ihat Iiiimii. s ne. .1 hnv. no 1
mlKprviiiKs were l.ilance.l ,v the i"-
slmistic views of industrial hitula
l mil in relation to lahor adiusltii-'iit. I
The eniirse of M'ver-il market lid- I
ers was traceatilc. however, tu piore
definite an. I iriitiiedia'e caused. M.i-,J
rine preferi cd 1 1 m.-t' t i.il a decline of
almost 10 points oil announcement of
further delay In the sale of the com
pany's liritisli tonnage, rally ln 3
i points lairr. In point of actlvit , M i
, rines were almost as prominent as
i I " ii it cat States Steel, hut steel shook
oK H"me of its recent (leanness, hold
liiK all Its 2 4 pom's advance Inde
pendent slicls, itirlmlintc the war di.
vision, weie l li points higher.
I'oopers denoted the inn et tainty of
the war hoiudis' action lis to new
price schedule!. Init motors strength
ened In anticipation of the removal
of the Kovernnieiri H finlmrsii.
I ll rose and fell In characteristic
fashion, end, tu,' at mixed Kalns and
It -'es Tnhacr os were sllifhtly less
variable and in is. elUni oils nhaie,
were mainly lilwher. hut rails, aside
from the Htrunttth of "Nickle ri.te"
,f t neir Milder.
"My little 'daughter and myself both use Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and find it in: alu
al'le as a remedy for constipation. I would
not be without it." (From a letter to Dr.
Caldwell written by Mrs. Will II. Thomp
son, Ripley, Ohio.)
A mild, effective remedy for constipa-"
lion that is j'eculiarly adapted to the needs of
elderly people, women and children, is the
combination of simple laxative herbs with pep
sin known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It
brings natural relief, without griping or strain.
DR. CALDWELL'S
Syrup Pepsin
The Vcrject iAitativt
Sold by Druggists Everywhere
50 cts. $1.00
A TRIAL lOTTLt CAN It OBTAINED, mil OF CHARGK. BT W PUTINS TO
OR. W. B. CAL DWIU, 439 WAJHINiTON STRUT. MUNIICtLLO. ILUNOIt
'5
citizens or 'lexas, tin y are r iinlliar , ausija-f., forfeited iin si
villi the sit, latum, ntid the ad v ant- : (,. u.tviinres
ayes that such a route wnnM afford. Bonds wire hc.tvv on the : 'i per
the section tr he served. I..,.,., ,.,,,.,., i ,:,ilne f.s. forelisn
! IxMiiea also easing with the liberty l.
tIlrs .vision i tl,l 1 ' i : I a I Slates bonds Ui'lW
KinchalU'ed on call.
he
LOOK AT CHILD'S
TONGUE WHEN CROSS,
FEVERISH AND SICK
fake no chances! Move
poisons from lirver and
bowels at once
Moth'rs can rent easy after (rl"1
hi "California Syrup of Kiss." he.
(ute In a few hours all the cloitBed.
iip waU snur hilo and fermentinic
food tfntly movf out of the bowe a,
md )ou have i. -well, playful child
Kiln. Children simply will not take
the time from play to empty their
boweli, and they become tttthtly
pcid, liver Rets sluggish and stom.
ich dUordered.
When crosa, fevrtah, reatless, sea
If tonrue l coated, then give thla
delinom "fruit laxative." Children
love It and It can not cause injury.
No difference what aila your llttla
one if full of cold, or a t)re throat,
lurrhoea, atnmach-ache, had breath,
remember, a (rejitle. "Inside rjans.
!.-" iHould always ba the firat treat.
rjent guen. Kull directions for
libiea, children of all agea and
frown. upi are printed on eah bottle.
Reward of counterfeit fig ayrupa.
Aik your dniKKiat for a bottle of
"'allfornla Pyrup of Flga," then look
nrefu ty and we that It la made by
'he "Culifornla Fig Syrup Company.''
He make no smaller alie. Hand
h" with contempt, any other fi
it nip Adv.
"Itelii-ve rue,
"Vi rv t-iily
(Signed) "T. IV IIOUK."
The T i s i ch.niilier of c.'tnmerce
will urse the atipointnient of K Heel
liuthrey, i's highway commissioner, i
as state !jii;hwav com to .s.sioner. A
resolution was ndopted at the meet-.
Ini; recommendii i; that Mr. (iuthrev !
he appointed "hy reason of the fact i
I... .....1... 1.1 .. ,1.- 1 ........I
'I'" I"'" ' i"'r i-o'- oe-ii l""' ' " i,ri.
and most efficient hlchwuv offica r w,ir,,
In the state, i.s deinontr ited hy his
work in his present pet!;nn. The
resolution will he forwarded to Oov-ernor-elcet
Itnhertson.
Secretary PoiiKl'ia was authorized
to attend the meetinit ut the national
councillors of the chamber nf com
merce of the I'nlted States at At
lantic City.' December 4. fl and 11.
The following directors attended
the luncheon, yesterday: Krank II.
(liter, M. K l":irr. Cy Avery. A. L.
Farmer, H. It. Korster. (ia'loway, M
C. Hale, Lewis, H. II. IJopers. I. (1.
Itosser, Shaw. 1'resl lent MrParlin,
Secretary l'oucl.is, Assistant Secre
tary Downinir and K. I'.oe (luthrey,
highway rommiHsloner.
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PAYMENT ON BONDS iS DUE
NEXT WEEK; 20 PSF CENT
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Standara Oil Stoekl.
(SUarelber". Mdireevy
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A rnymc-nt of 20 per cent of the
Initial jiurchaM- of Liberty bonds la
due November 2. under the govern
ment payment plan. This payment
mit.-t Ini paid at that lime, as the
financial affairs nf the country are
turned on the receipts from the bonds,
and expenditures are made accord
antly. Tulsa hnnkers are urging payment
before that time, as there will he a
rush of business that w-ill entail
much wor- and at the same time
greatlv inconvenience bond buyers,
who may be obliged to wait their
turn to complete the transaction.
There is no Interest due on the
deferred payments, and checks may
be made out for the 29 per cent.
Unl AaVisl
Anclo-.mnran Oil ........ 174 1
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Chiaaor.rourli Mf aid :in
Continental oil 4."e 47S
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Prairie Oil and Gas 'iSO .Vn
Pra.ne Pipe 'J'l'i tini
Somh Penn Oil ..'S7 t.rj
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S. II. a,f Indiana 7 .hi '. in
S. tl. of New ,leriT 1 ' '.10
S. O nf Kaneaa .'. 1 1
S. (I of Ki-nturkv .'. 14. 1 :ill
S. II o( .v.w York :'.7 :i'i
Varuuui Oil 5S7 a'J3
Kaniia City "Lira Stock
KANSAS CITY. N.. IS I!.---lie
rrijitu i:l.ni..l. Kiaaailv - ti.ilk, $1701.1, t,
There is no objection to one paying J'-4: , 1 17..10; lift.!..
ull tl. nnintmr till., fill lh lilinnSIl a' i.iH I i a". iiiS, Oi...."!
t'attie- Kee,
Ijx-I'(is With rrislti.
A Llipild Digestive Jjuxutive pleasant
to take. Just try one 50c bottle for
Indigestion or Constipation. Now
made and recommended by the man
ufacturers of Grove's Tasteless chill
Tonic.
'ott.V Keeeinli.. 1 null, nai Miutlierra;
ate.lv. pnmu f mi I ateera $17.fii'n 111'.'.,
ilrnnai.! beef aa,.,.r.. I -j il0.a, 1 8 1,0 : aa.ntli
ern Mcer. f'ilsiln ri.'n'; mwi, ne.u
lion- heifrm .Mi'.i 'l no : atas-k'-re.
f 1 fntii 4 ."in : .'vm, 7 (linn 1.1 On
Stieep - Re.-eipla. .'.iioo. sii-mlv lamda.
f 1 1 SillVi: t .".II ; ).arlins f tn.iiii'ij I I 111;
arelhera, (l '."'rt In ;.o . ewe. i yiiii'J
tockert. $r Oi'iii 16 0-1.
It's Easy-If You Know Dt
Edwards' Olive Tablets
The secret of keeping young Is to feel
young to do this you must watch your
li'fJ-subcrwela there'snoneedof hav
ing sallow comnlexion dark rinz3
wider your eyes pimples a bilious 4
in your lace dull eyes witn no
sparkkj. Your doctor will tell you ninety
percent of all sickness cornea from in-
enve bowels and liver.
Dr. Edwards, a well -known physician
n Ohio, perfected a vegetable com
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
we liver and bowels, which he gave to
h patients for years.
ur. towards' Olive Tablets, the sub
ttituts for calomel, are gentle in their
ctkmVet always eflective. They bring
bout that exuberance of spirit, that
natural buoyancy which should be en
lyed by everyone, by toning up the liver
clearing the system of impurities.
You will know Dr. Edwards' Olive
Tabk-ts by their olive color. 10c and
c per box All druggists.
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rttttlr, (vhhI. $!. 7i (a 11 7 , trotnnMin and
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and hmfrr,i, $i ,rn7t' 14 . f annf r and
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ills after having onf e used Chamberlain's Tab
lets. They are easier and more pleasant to take,
more gentle and mild in their action and more reli
able. They leave the bowels in a natural condition,
while the use of pills is often followed by severe
constipation, requiring a constant increase in the
dose. Every bottle guaranteed by your druggist.
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Fourth and Boulder Phone 3837
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fwh'Kil nut hunt ich pUtiH wcro per-
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Stirring Sale of Suits
The Vandever Fashion Section
Holds Another Suit Day
Today
Two special lots on display at reduced prices. Fall and
Winter Suits that will bring the story of the styles up to
the minute, for the newest designs out of the work
rooms of the suit stylists of New York. We advise an
early selection from the two lots desqribed below.
Women's SuiU That Sell
Regularly up to $35, To
day, Special $27.50
Colors are nnvy, brown tnupe.
Kreen and black, sensible tailored
styles, trimmed with braids and
buttons. Materials are poplins,
storm and French Kerne. Practi
cal ly every size in the lot, for
we've twenty suits to sell at this
price. '
Women's Suits That Sell
Regularly up to $65; To
day, Special $57.50 ,
Colors, Pekin blue, navy, oxford,
silvertone, taupe, two-tone checks
and black. Trimmings are of fur,
braid and buttons. Some have
vlevet collars and cuffs. Ma
terials are velours, tricotines,
broadcloth and serges; all sizes.
Toilet Requisites Again Underpriced
All 25c Articles Listed
Below, Today, Special
18c
Ayer's Service Talcum; Colgate's,
Melba, Monnen's, Elmo and
Woodwork's Talcums; Witch
Hazel; Lavoris; Peroxide; Col
Kate's, Lyon's and fjanitol Dental
Powder ; Woodbury's Face
Cream ; Woodbury's Face Pow
der; Melbaline Face "Powder;
spot remover.
All 75c Articles Listed
Below, Today, Special
68c
Ayer's Face Powder," Ayer's As
tringent Cream, Ayer's Moth and
Freckle Cream, Ayer's Hirsuta!
Cream, .Ayer's Lusuria ('ream,
Klmo Hair Tonic, Love-Me Fact
Powder, (.anion Fragrance Talc,
Mary Garden Vaiiity.
All 25c Articles Listed
Below, Today, Special
38c
Fiancee Cold Cream, Fiancee Dry
Cream, Melba Cleansing Cream,
Melba Face Cream. Pond's Cold
Cream, Stillman's Freckle Cream,
Palniolive Shampoo, Face Pow
der and Vanishing Cream, Car
den Fragrance Powder, Java Rice
Powder, Jergen's Doris Talcum,
lea Blanche Face Powder, Nonspi,
Odorono.
All 75c Articles Listed
Below, Today, Special
98c
Ayer's Tissue Builder, Ayer's
Face Cream, Klmo Cucumber
('ream, Klmo Liquid Towder, Ed
Pinnud's Hair Tonic, Mary Gar
den Face Powder. Ayer's Red
Rose Face Powder. Lazelle's
Goner tie la Fleur, Woodworth's
Toilet Water.
Special Purchase of White Parisian Ivory, on
Sale at 98c
i
Here's your opportunity to complete that pet of Ivory at "next to noth
ing" price. In the lot you'll find good size round mirrors with clever
handles, good bristle clothes and hair brushes, a set of manicure imple
ments, powder boxes, hair pin holders, set of perfume containers, nail
buffers and various odds and ends. Plenty of pieces to make up a com
plete set. This is not our regular line, but a special buy; not seconds,
but real good Parisian Ivory.
Sale of Misses' Suits at 20 per Cent Off
Choose anv Misses' Suit on second floor at 120 per cent off the regular
,)ri,.,.s complete stock of sizes, 1.". 1(! and 17. Materials are velours,
serge, broadcloth and velvet. Colors are Pekin, navy, green, taupe and
brown. Some fur trimmed; most all tailored styles. Regular prices
range from $25 to $!".
Stfire Hours
S::SI) until ti
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