Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, November 17, 1918, Club News and Personals, Image 26

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, November 17, 1918, Club News and Personals, Page 4, Image 26',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85042344/1918-11-17/ed-1/seq-26.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85042344/1918-11-17/ed-1/seq-26.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85042344/1918-11-17/ed-1/seq-26/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85042344/1918-11-17/ed-1/seq-26/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

Tulsa daily world. [volume], November 17, 1918, Club News and Personals, Page 4, Image 26
About Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919

Image provided by: Oklahoma Historical Society

Image: of 44.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (3.9 MB)

Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]), 17 Nov. 1918. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85042344/1918-11-17/ed-1/seq-26/>

Newspaper Page Text

ll
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1018.
f In r I.i ,.:),.
.i i ih m ,,r .
'' 'tic ! .. 1 !. led Mi M" Itn in hint
"""'' i i.rtnai k wij I'' ii."-imI ill hy in'ui . ..
i!lii ii, Ci,iir;i'-i. -mil h lm A ii.fri'.i
1
i
U .1
M
I -
Mm Mi.ler. Mm. I'.irun
Virmn i.i ' l"t iii'i "
Itiith lli.-kl.-y
. . Kiihv A nli ..I. i '
J 0 Intercut to Women
C'.VI I S i I. h I I,"' I , ..' " .
I 'I I .s . CI
Personal.
I I jf .
: v. .. l.r.i
I . I,.
ii'I'i, itii.i' in the f"l ow.fii,' ' 'iii -li-i mi ;
Wri
A
o
I ' I ol'l ., 1,1
The iwi
I' I
I'" Pi-fl-ir .1' Am. i
ii.1 l'nii..ii Marioni lies Hilly Kirn
THE VOGUE
Suits and Dresses
SUmpcd With Individuality and Exclusiveness
At Decided Price Reductions
I
Madm Man-h if the I (..ht'iti.i rH
I'l;. In. 11. nob i 'lii i iiii'ik ' . Mm u i if. i ' ...p. r
i. it e' i ' .1 I . i . -1 1 i i 'I'.i' S'll'tii i s . . Ilfini.iii ltr.ilsh.iw
A.i.ii,. I. W'l.M.in The l;,t h Sin: ...Pauline Vandever
In.- fl.iiv, I . . f I Sin. Tli .ill !: NilUKllty Plxli- M 00 k InK Hi Mother
,i ,t .,,. 1 1 '1,iih-.i ... 'ln'ipvliH Ilutchin.-'.n
,T.II-. I, J Kin I iii.lt Til VN ill luri,:ln 1)'ir.
''.in, M,., i . ii i i I li. iii. iii i i ii'inlnni '"' I'n nil Ii m .M.nn.i- Kennedy
M M , i 'nrin.i l ' '" 'he I' l' !' Km el In 1.(1 ....
V i . I. :,i.':. .Aur lit'tyi i 'iif hirini. A mum' riu.K
.'.,ii,l n,i i l,:n.. . . K'l-tHli-r ..'! in III.' r.iMM
Ml V I I i l.i.nn i l '.It IutTIIH ' I T Mil; '-.'limit
I:, iii i: .. i i - rm (: in).'" f': "t tlf Water
I lar v 1 I i.f.iii v I' ". . i h. Tin
l,i M ,..,!, M.'.s-hum '''"' I'iiHii li.ily licit.,, e lin--.
' I , 1 1 I,,., 'I la mukihk ' J IH' .-'T il l.lll I; S. m . All.'ll. 'r. -It. in
I.I
I ..I:.
Dressen With
f 'nusual and
.eie Char ma
llii. Iiln.l ii .
f , J in- I ,011,1 In' l I I
IAll,
Ti-H
.1 ,iii t. r n 'I.i mn n I
V ii itii.i.i III ;. ;
S.i'-t. . . I
l 1 1 .i
M, M , ' V I li, ;i ' K
I iilcrmlsfdoii.
'.I. Sl!IC,
ii iiice ,.f Sun, in. '
It i, 1 1 .' I ; i i' i.l I'. i ' r II
I '. x i. V lu ; ..i
li.'i, i hi' li.it
I ,i..
I I,.'
1 1 , .Ii I'
'I'n i ,.
II,, I..
. II . . ;
Si, i
. i,i
'I,
i'l-
I
'I l, ..,1 UK I i.n
I . . Air 1 1 ii he
i
i. c
.. s
. a
to
'! If
if j
ill
: Tin
I., ii
'.ii"
An
ii I.
St inf. if, I
I'll. I, N.-u,.. U
in i'. i M.ni'l I .ir.
I. I'll II il.IV ..i. I ' '"
.mi sa'i.M.n ,i' '" n 'l
I :..i n
i
,1
i
,f-
I. r. i.i;.','
Si ri ,. i ' i
Ml- M 1
. . ii in i
Mr Juli'i I. U
it 'I k.i;. n 'i'
, ..I.i ' 'I Ii.i -. .-
I,-, i I I,, i
,1 ,i ,, i;,,liu: t., In
. ii i i . . .,i 1 1 I t .'
Musical.
;n'
M.
'I'll' i (l.ili .'. uf llf ill 1 1 , i t '
l I . ,1 , I, ,, l,. .1, .- v. ill ll'-l I
, 'it it-, ( ff, . t (,l II.IITII' Till'
Willi-
i.'Iu'iiihh I,, twi
. Kin ),, 1 1
ii, i'li, w
v I I ,1 -
li.'li,' t
- il i'lil.-.
1 1 K ,in inn. I''- i'l.
vtl Ml , ' i ' I It I I ' ' 1 1 .'.'. ,
-,l I I I,, r : .-'
1 1, f 1 1 ,, ti.l .m l V i i nun
I
, I ;
i I'iim:
,n- will Ii.ivi- ,i twi,.Tii- I" i im 1 1,.!,,., lli.-i-iil..irKi'i 1 u.'iwni
i. H Hull It.- Itil.T.-f. Ill llillllt i Mill II. Ill
1,1 I'll' s. .1 Ill 111 Ml ll"W K" i,f M.llil- ll. li.'M-" I'liil.iv VITIUIK
,. .m, mi i- nf linn- i In llliu in I'll'' :tln- tun f M, iin.l Mi, ll.irry V
J..I111 M-i in in. n k In III.' It.il.i rt , ij.ms. All tin. i liililn-n i'ii. In .-iif-(.
ll'i..- f in k.ii it' rni '.vlll t 1 1 1 1 1' uhlili . i i,ri"...it,ltlvi i.f !
( ,f ' I , . ,- i , ,h i . tin 1 1 , -. I . 1 1 -1 t i tin' ' i .i.-..,ii .'.In.-H.l.iv. .NnViMit - ' tlii t it i ii h mm in l.i-m i,ri I hi iriii:riiiii
..... . . IV -, ,. ... , ' ...111,.. t... I i i t..... I M . .. II . I ..... I. .... .. i
.m in- T i . ;t i it iii i ii: iii i 1 't - 'i '.. .. ."ii ,. ... ii
Mi .in. I li" I ri il S I '., ..I,. .- ii. Ii ii I' ll li'-i inn nf inii.' -Imlntf
I f.,, II ll. 1,1,1 tl MI'I'M In tin'
Mrf. X. II Nl .v : . i . It ciiiifiiif.l lo,nv am. i- i lt- I 'mini Ululn itiIitoiI
. ....ixiiii' I '. i mis .
Untei ,Hiiin . 1 "III rintt ),lll.,ll
Tli i 'ir.'im ... A ,l.-n rri'Kiun I
A n.i.ri ; he I ',,, . j
IT ., M lli-o Mr, m,i ,.r I
M.i I ll i,f I i.i I'-t . I .1 . (
';.K-n i m ,j i ;!
nil- u ,i 1,,-h' it.-v ,
. M...:.'. A, .,,.,r ,
I'ixiim Hi'irni.ti., . ImI m.i .Inn.',
!"'"TI'-' Mil, I., I 'li' , 1 i.i-.-
S. 4 I St, ...l V . ,
T. i-il i' l, ,,, T ..., i- I'n, i .
. . .Ann i I i . .i & i n
Tlii. I'.xi.-t in .i.l I i.ll.ni V
. i .i r II.iii'Ii .-'.n
Till- I lull f , .' I i )-.,;, 1,, .
I-..,.. I . . .....
:.l.ir. M.'II..K!i,,Wi".' 111., mm,,, ' i. in,, 'iv'ir:. '
In I li.- i ;, ,-y I ., t , , .... I
I '.' I . -I;.- Ill III '.('.I '
S,,r. .. f , I 1, ., I, . , H. .. t i . I . ... .
iii .i .r.,i:r.it fr..m I no I ,-i n.. , , ,M, I
II, ,. n M.i :.,n
1 1 1 1 ik 1 1 i.i n I : ii,, -..,,1 i i , .. ,
- - M I M I '.II ! 'll '
M:n.-n, I;,
.I Mi M
I, I SI.T ll ', ll N.-l I'll.T , I'
I . 'Ii i riitnii,!
! ;.'. ,n -h I mi,, ,- ...
I' f M : W i.i, l ll tiiii
In .it ' i!, I ,i I ,,t M ilii' l w i'ti-n ,tl
' li. 1 1 ,-n' l; i I .l.'.it lilt llii'.'
."In I:.-'. -I liv Mi.' I'.r. .ki-ii I'.r.'.in
I 'nliTlil.' Til V l.'r
l-'T.vxii IIt.ii . ,. 1-1 , 1 will H. Iiiii'I'Iit
i'i'I l i i:,,il Mi I'niinliv .n,t St. . I , u-
9)
1 1 x
Mi Mi l in iiiiu li
i.f M '.-, i ',;it iti.t
THE SUITS nrv designed to meet requirements
of Women and Misses who desire a certain indi
viduality that charms.
Mi
Y
Mm Mil!-! h.'i- ;i Urvi' ami vrv hti
rffui rlaMi if (MijiiN who fir n
p.ir''il in Him hiii.ly of th1 Imjmt, lfi
hs(i in. The rKr.uu folluA.H;
The Superior Style and
Quality of
Will Add to Your Costume That Touch
of Distinction Which the Most Dis
criminating and Fashionable Women
Pronounce Correct.
INTRODUCING MORE
NEW ARRIVALS OF
WOMEN'S FINE BOOTS
No. 5000
Castor color, genuine buck lace HtHttn;
High covered heils; light ueight notes. A
real dress Shoe one of the season'n neir
ones.
$16.00
Y. 5132
Itrown hid Lace Press Hoot; high cov
ered heel; light u eight sole; imitation tip.
$15.00
Iflack hid Lace W alking Hoot; new walk
'tig heel ; long vamp last. An extra spe
cial value
$8.50
I'rown hiil I. ncc Walking Html; niilitarg
nr ('u')iiri lulls; mrthunt weight soles.
$12.50
ll ( An :r Shou-ing a Complete Line of MtCallum Hose
Walk -Over Boot Shop
III South Main St.
Phone 1520.
ms n: HL in nrox, ciuniHiht
In Dailg A t tendance.
.loiiii Km. h I'.mi i in-. -tin- "f
I'ihi i.l (ii K.i n I i I l"n , IxiTl I 1 11
llli-K'. lll KVl' 111." (ilr-l II.SMII IT'-
Tt.ll . . in. m:ii.ii,, ,it I ,' Inn; Sin
il.i .i : T-i i i.i-nl in t Ii" i " - ; I, i p- ,
Tin. I . i i. tii- i in, i I.,; 'In,. ,i i ., ii,
f'lllllMH '
H.iniit.1 in ll Minnr , Uiiktn j
(HI AIL 'Kit fin linn, llil AdlK'o.
(ri Scherzu; I'll I iilfrliidi'i; lf)
F'nua
IvtiHon PhnnoKrnph ItccrpHlliinn .
Willi I irirm AiTTiiiipunltni'nl. j
la) Th rnluin Khuto ;
TIk'iiiiiii I ' httlm i-rn. I
I In Ave .Marie from 'Vav.'ilir ri.i
ILi.tftimnna' M,i,.i.-n,
Krlrrlu Mivmpi'l.
if i luet. "Hoini'wliTfl a Viiiri. l
railing" Tn'i'
Kllmtxith 8ienccr-Vernon Archil. , ! . ,
in I liberty Murrh HThiiu:i-t :
(In "Old lllH-k Joe and Inxi'-'.
I'UT
Kdmon rtiiinoKnifih Iterri-Hi tutm :
Willi I TKtin A-coinnnmf nls: I
l) "I'll Corn Hnr lot Von i
Whrn !t' All Ovfr". .Kerry Milli
(til "Hoiiifwhern In fYani-i' Is .1
Lily' Il.iwurj
, Arthur MldillMon.
(ivrrturo, "WlllUm TIIM . . . Itotwmi
A
1 11 I m m -Jta
ill (J,'
i ' iii
' M V
Va
$85 Suits for
$95 Sutia for $65
$10Q Suits for... $69 JO
$135 Suits for... $85. 00
$165 Suits for $100
r.raiil or fur trimmed some with fur collars. Developed
in t!- season's finest fabrics.
THE DRESSER are unusual in silhouette with
refinement the dominant characteristics. Severe
ly tailored dresses of wool fabrics or elaborated
with braiding and embroidery. Afternoon gowns
of sat'in.
25 Off 1 25 Off
Mb
On All Our Wool
Dresses
Suits that arc
apart from
the ordinarij
On All Our Satin
Afternoon Gowns
Wmni(eini asad
War Wflk
WIIMIK YOr MAY SKRVK
Monday.
lit C'roas headquarters open
every Uuy.
I'reiitiyterlan women, Firat church,
every duy.
Itimton Avenue Methodlat church,
every day.
Tul.ni Women dob, Ked Croaa
headquarter
Jane Addama Chautauqua. Red
Crona.
Vandever unit, Monday and Thura.
day.
1'wentleth Century club, Hed
I'rnii headiiuarters.
Junior Ked Croiw, high school
liuildlnf every day.
rroabla Heights unit, Jrvinu
chool.
Hum new women'a sursical dre8-
jiriK rluaMPM. .Monday. Thursday and
itioela at neadqunrlera.
Crown Seal Chautauqua, Hrnt
I'realiytiTlan' church.
TesiiM. Wolverine unit, M"nday and
Thiirsduy,
Tiiewlay.
Women of Christian Scirtyt-t!
churx-h meet with Mm. rharU'a K.
IXot'le, Mrs. W. 11. Miller. Mrs. Frank
1'Yantz. Mrs. C. It. Adaina. Mrs sum.
tiel .1. Campbell and Mrs. W. W.
. K Ml tin.
lied Crtww unit of Hed Fork meets
Tui-Hday. Thursday and Friday
CltrlHllnn Women, Ited Cross heal.
quarters.
Cherokee Helnhts unit.
1'revhXenan church.
West Tulwuntt, Tuesday, Thurs
.1,1 y and Saturday.
Kendall unit. Colleire Hill ehurch,
Tuejfclay, Wednedday, Thursday and
Friday.
Columbia rhatitauqua, meets nt
workroom of First Presbyterian
church.
Kchne National bank unit,
meets at bank.
Cliurch f liod unit, Ited Cross.
Kennedy hulldlnK unit, Ked I'ross.
Crown Seal cliaulaiiqua, Jlrst
Presl. terian church.
Seventh 1'ay Advetutstg meets with
Mrs. T. M. Hawks.
Ked Crivm unit. Halliburton-Abbott
Htcre, meets Tuesday and Friday.
Wednesday.
Ked Cro of First M. K. rhurch.
meets at headiiuarters.
THE VOGUE
New Wright lildg.
Adjoining Postoffice.
MormnRMdo No. 1. Ited Cross.
Catholic unit mcei.s ut hcadquar
tela.
I
duy.
worklna- conditions In war Indus
tries and determine thn standards
I which KhnuM urevsll in factories.
s"M,r,lu' I Miss 'lTiorne was graduated from
Led truss heail.iuai ters open ail I tho fni emit t fhi..nn i.,.i
I studied f"r two ars at Uberltn, She
... . , , . "7T . i WH " blsli acrool teacher In llannl
Washlniflon ti child labor problem , hal. iIo-t npr , cltyi t,e(ore Hhe
is rather unusual It is not u prob- ' l.ccame nhnoctnted with the labor
lern of underpaid and poorly fed movement
children toiling in factories, but of . .
w.u-fed and over-paid boys and girls The Ked Cross made a bis shin-
ment of surgical dressings garments
and knitted goods the nast week.
which comprised the following; 400
doing light work. They havo plenty
of money, and the problem Is there
fore, to prevent (hem from spending
it foolishly or in wa)g that will In
jure them.
To some rutent the problem is not
peculiar to Washington, for ulmost
everywhere boys "ml glrs are able
to make more money than they have
ever made before. Hut In Washing
......... ... I (
lunu nnve. Itic sale was held in I with women In this cn,,i,m Su
tt... 1..I.1... tiA..i n..i.... , ....
, ' -" Kuh,k (in hi ,i liiiriy rap:. i r.t e .hots
.......i.f.-u i.y a taiga iiumoer or om- oanks t cgun in snl stunt, K,r; ,
d"' . , men ear.y in the war. ami tnnv U
The automobile casings contri- ij ,r,......i.-. ..r r ...
billed to the team by Mr. Harrelson. , The Kirls have been foun.i ' harhl. .
flcient and satisfactory w nki-ri
oi me vvesiern Auto company,
brought $150. A pen knife and cane
also were disposed of at a good
figure.
The Ked Cross unit of the Presby
terian' church will meet Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday in the fu
ture, the women concentrating their
most of these position T'ley ha
greater patience tluin men :i. rul'
Jobs, and some, women n re fUT
equal to men in Inttialh
ton the Jol are fur messenger serv- t ' '
he or light cUrlcal work fo the Who ever heard of two pies sell -government,
and the young coplc ' '"g 'or 1400" No one else ever did.
do not realize how much ihuy arc lp" herivbut that is the. price which
getting for the work they do. 1 l delicious pastries, disposed of
At the recommendation f a sub- bV M"- Washabaugh's team, brought
committee for the children's yeiir onc day lust week for the unlled war
flmpaign. It is pi'S.if(e that a juve-1
nlle polico force Uia.v be established
to aid In the supei vision of thesoip
'o)s anu gins w no at e receiving pay
that ordinarily men ate gfcd to get.
Ardsley Towers. Die I.phijU
country estate nf Mrs S 1' liavit.
oakum pads. 372 S-yard rolls. lj,,ln on sewing. Now that the de-("i hMirrieid. i onn., h.i- l:"Hti
boys' blouse 'suits. 3u c hildren', un-1 partment of surgical dressings has ! recreation center for ti e trmuKal,
derskirts. 150 girls" dresses fiu ! been dispensed with, all women oflof women employes of the 1'nl
trench font slippers. 14(1 hov un- church are expected to turn States Gas Intense plant at l4
dershirts, 170 underdrawers 10 their attention to sewing and knit-'island city. N. V.
pairs socks, 50 helmets. :M'i sweut- tlug. I The entile, whli.h is '.n-.fi
rrs. : Ardsley-nn-the-lludx.ini- ,.is l)
ttne line of wok for which women bv Mrs. I'avis for the wHr ntrefr
have clearly demonstrated their fit- period into the keeping ' f the I'
ness Is banking. In F.ngland it Is re. is nnd citv branch of the y v. C.
ported that more than 64.000 bank-land girls from the gas deferine pU
ing positions are now being filled by j are able t0 spend t.'u .r eek r
women. there. Including fares 1,1 .ind fr
The process of filling bank Jobs , Ardsley, for about $3
"I am unable to go to France to
fight, lut I am anxious In work In
your plant and help make shells and
bullets to win the war." i
Majiy women wrote sirrh letters
as this to W. K. Keplinger, president
of a large cartridge company of On- '
cltinati, at the time a great muni-'
linns plant was opened. Mr Kep-
linger, in pliinning the new estaM.sh
inent. Installed machinery of a type
Second that women could learn to operate
iradily and made it his policy to cm. ;
ploy as many women and girs a-s pos
sible to pievent t'.o many changes in
his labor supply, due to enlistments
and the draft. ' if the ."..OHO workers'
there admit 11.000 arc women.
The erit busiiism shown by many of
the eiiiploN cs i-i characteristic of a
number of s.niiUr c.i.es th.it have
been reported to the department "t ,
IsJbor.
A di.-tfinctive wartime development
In Knglish ludUHtrv has been tJie
establishment uf wom. ii police forces
In factories where women are em
ployed. Thev have multifarious do
tes nod pel form I In-in very effec.
lively, according to reliable informa
tion to the depart men t oi l.ib.u'.
The women polite bciMn ihrir c.i-
rcer In the summer of liiiti, when it
Art Circle meets at Ked Cross i became evident that fun her inea.--
headqusrters.
Women of First M. F. church, Ke
I "ro.
Immanuel Hsptist women, church
orkroorn
laidy Maccabees Ited Cross
Women of letter luiy Saints
church meets for work at church.
I'aptlst women of First church,
meels at headquarters.
Ttiiirsdav.
Clement A Fvans chapter P I. C ,
P,e,1 Cross headquarters.
(ireutt Memorial unit, Ked Ctohn
l.ulherati women, Ked Cross head.
urcs were needed for the s ipen ismn
of women in munitions work than
had been adopted up to that time.
The women police examine pass
ports, checks I lie woikers is they
enter the factories, search f"i such
contraband articles as uoit. dies, inf
arcts and alcohol, patrol' the factory
neighborhood and assist ihe poip-e
magtstrii'e.x.
Tho, pj'tol is a hsgh'v important
feature i f tn.-ir ss-r i-c. for many
of thes- pl.ints ui'e l ie, i ted in lonely
,-)otM. in, I pr.ictn ,iliv all nt them
ate going fo'-l blast "ight an. I day,.,
quarters ll-lieu wi'hin 'h" furt.':v inclosiir.'.s.
Tigert Memorial church, work, the policewomen are needed, f-f
room Thursdiiv and Frida.v (these arc it; '. in mces t-ix nil-
Trinity Hpis.-op.il women, lcl ; ;,uu. an, I w m, , 'H i king rxplnsiv es
Cross j muM oficn oi in tsolatci huts at
Culf ii) y unit. Ked i Toss heil- ,,K distunes f-,,iii ot her structure-.
quarters. I So Milil.ll'lo Ills 'he work ,,f tl'e
Itoxuna Ked Cross nun meets in policewomen prove I that their re
lied Cross Mention in imlu-'rv -o long as co,-l..
Initi'd Prcsb teria ;i wotoen meetltiots necessiate.s the I'mjitmiiT tit "f
:n church. . women under p-esent coti'lii ."tis no
li K . Ke,1 Coys tproxima'ely simll.u, Is tully i-
Pan Hellenic soeie:; Ked. Cr -ss : ) ted.
IYId.i. -
Tulsa chapter K S. lie I (':. m I'lcen e c. Th-'rue, who wa.s
OFFERING SAMPLE MODES IN
SUITS
$29.75
THE SUITS arc in styles
that will suit any woman
no matter how particular
her tastes may run. Just
50 in the purchase. Mater
ials of velvet, chiffon
broadcloth, men's wear
serge,, gaberdine and oth
ers. Wonderful well made
suits that sell ordinarily
up to .
$50.00
COATS &
$29.75 tisk
NEW COATS, YV ' '2
SMART COATS f
Fashioned with a v
ixet'it rtt;rti , tor sij iv,
fabric, excellence, for
tailoring and finish that
will stand the test of
service. Just 50 coats
in this lot each" one in a
different mode.
Tou ran clioose from boll
vlas. burella. chiffon broad
cloth, wool velours and Pom
Pom. Collars and cuffs of
fur. plush and velvet. Full
and half lined. Coats that
sold up 4o
$50.00
Millinery Special This Week at
$8.75 ,
Not a hat in the lot worth less than $15. Models for street, dress or after
noon wear. Many new ideas in tailortcd effects. Velvets, hatters JQ I7C
plush and fur effects. Choice in one lot for this week at I)0 tl
headiiuarters.
Prania league. P,e,1 Cm,.
Shakc?p''are clul'. Ked C'osi.
Aalri court. Md.es' Sh-,n. , M
sonic hall.
Knichts snd Mdieo of Swuri;;
for itiiitiv eats T" a-.s.srant t,, jsmi
i.c! liompers. p-esi. I.it ,,f the Amer.
;, an f e.ler.lticn , f liol'. b is been ill'-l-nir-te
I a.sislac' director "if the
wo.hini: i iT-llIliTl, service i,f ine tic.
partment of labn" the wortr
TuUc
1 lie n tor to
the Tlilnl
l'lisir
315-817
30UTM MAIN
ugFOR cash
UP STAIRS
TAKEtlEVATOR
Take
l lcMitor to
the Third
I'lnor
- " -III Knichts Slid Mdieo of tjevurity. I partment of labo- the worlr of which I
i lied Crows headquarters.
ortanial.uu i Lo lo cxJii.
- V ACn
r x

Tulsa daily world. [volume], November 17, 1918, Club News and Personals, Page 4, Image 26
About Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Tulsa daily world. [volume], November 17, 1918, Club News and Personals, Page 4, Image 26 About Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Tulsa daily world. [volume], November 17, 1918, Club News and Personals, Page 4, Image 26
About Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919