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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], November 14, 1919, FINAL EDITION, Page 8, Image 8
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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, Mi.
8
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BUYING ARMS ABROAD
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flpaln. In praprtta for lha p"
fcllll of American lntrnilon.
am In llftht loilny whan ii '
priiriaiu lot It btrom known
that iha ornmnl had taluan (lap
to prrvant Ihalr ahlpmant.
Thai charge d'affalraa of fh
tTnllad Simla ambaaay In Jlruaanta
haa prolaa'ad, undar lnlructlna,
that ahlpmont of tha munltlona
would ha In violation nf Iha lntrr
national arma convantlnn An Hpnin
la not party to Iha acrMmaait whl'-h
wm daalinad to aid In kanplnir tha
paara of Iha world durlna tha flr
(ha-war tranaltlon rlri. no urti
4irrt action la proliahla a' MadrM
Tha ordara In Hpaln. which In
ludad rlf lea. mllllona uf rmi1aj f
ammunition and a lar mimlirr of
taehlna mma, war m-uni witvl
throurh iha Mnli'in rnlnlatar ifiwra.
maaao Arradondo, formar nmlmaau
4er to tha Unltrd fl'atait ami I'iral
ant c'arrinua nephew,
Tha Upanlah munlllona. ncimrJltiK
a Information In tha hanita of Dm
Crvarnmant. began pnwlni Into
aileo mora than a fr while
tha Kuropaan war t ill waa nln on
Mai In violation of rtie Inter-allled
mlMrco Hlfle ami atriniuiilllon
ul lomi aanipla marhlna (una ara
reported tn har paaaed Havana on
their way to Metlcn late aa June
ti that year Kor latir elilpinenta
rfirgu apace hud !'''' rearrvi-l for
onohar II on llollitnd American
Una ateamera mlllng nut of Antwerp
and further apae hod been reserved
for Tampleo, Vera (Tin and Puerto,
Uatlro, on lieirmber I
The t'nlli'H Hiatea han been deny
Inar ahlpmenta of anna urnl a'nmnnl.
lion Into Meilro for many montha.
for the reason that they jreneraMy
fe! Into the handa of bwndlia and
often were uad airtl'iat Ainarina
Huun afiar the end of the war Iha
Meilro ('ivermnent ak1 for 'he
reliaae nf loiinll lona tioiiKht In tbla
ro'.imry lit II7 tint It wan refnn.-d
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onion Into the banrfa of the govern
menl ahuwa I hut Mntco a'ready
waa litrntf.tr to Kuropean rtiBtmfit
turera for her anpp'y and baa alm-e
plared enoirnnua nrdera.
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conference w.ii in h"hIii In 1'iiiia
and ticoa'Ml V im 1rnif'n, ) proinl
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(fovernnieit of lt piohahln t'oiitae
toward M.tlcnn tiff.ilta and pnriliii
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with vtlioin 1ik oidi'a nireadv Iia I
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apeed i 'lie delivery of powder and
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machine anna, whirl) were reported
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GRAND
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fit boih to the conipiiny an. I I'm em
ployea when I' will cM'er .iln t'e
f. rre i n tmiaee with n ib .i'er paity
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will be r.iTiiili'd by 'I fftieta und
amplovea of t h la compiinv for an
evenlnK a diversion nil together
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employe and employer, bin la being
generally followed In the big ri les
of tha eaat It liua been found lo
lead to a eloaer bond of avinpathv.
frlendahip iind utiilriat.iriiliiiK to'
taeen the employing rl.ieoa mid
thoaa they employ.
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l I oil ran Ir 10 tlla er itraa nl yunr
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"ltlr" raior. r ue harolafra and
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ficitiili ear I'aa 'J or tt iln..a of ' Oala
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ernilel ll a bleaalag. aar falla.
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awinay ka-k eorn remoaar eoala out a
trifle at any drug atare M'f'4 by H.l
Laerenf-a A t'o , t'hiraro, 111.
Hold In Ttliaa and rarommanitad aa Iha
wnrtd'a hail ooru remedy by kaodad
lm "
120 SOUTH MAIN STREET
0
Open
Saturday
Evenings
108 Store
Buying .
Power
Saves
You
Money
Look for Large Electric Sign on Main, Near Second
Clothing on Payments
Make payment down, then $2 or $3 per week, or paymenti, according to your pay days.
You get the goods when you make the first payment.
Suit Special Saturday
FOR LADIES.
Saturday Only
FREE
Choice of any
Ladie'Blouie in
the House with
every Suit pur
chate.
Values up to $100
All Sizet, Colors and
Fabrics
$4000
Values up to $75
Large Selections at this Price
Still to Be Had
Ladies' Coats
, We have the short plush, some are fur trimmed which are so
good this season. Hundreds to select from; all sizea. Also, complete
assortment of cloth coats in full length all colors and sizes.
Priced
$24-11
to
125
1
-MA-
Suits and Overcoats
For Men and Young Men, of Quality, Style and Comfort
Our offerings in men's and young men's suits suits which
have the style and snap and tailored from the highest
quality fabrics were never better in any other season. You'll
appreciate the varied assortments- suits which have" the style
and each garment goes on the Gately guarantee for service and
durability.
ISM
$35 H5
$60 75
Men's Shoes $8 to $15
Men's Hats . ... . . $5 to $9
Boys' Suits $10 to $15
Wonderful Work
Goinsr on Here
It's Town Talk "
RILEY'S CELEBRATED BLIND BOX SALE OPENS THIS MORNING AT 9 A. M.
RAIN OR SHINE BE IN LINE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN.
2,000 packages on sale at 23c each, containing merchandise of every description valued
from 35c to $10. All packages 23c each. One package contains an article positively
worth $10 in any bank in the U. S. Other. packages valued at $1, $2, $3, $4, $5. No limit
buy all the packages you want at 23c each.
23 SKIDOO PAY ON YOUR PICK DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE GREAT
CHICAGO BLIND BOX SALE.
Watch the Clock Friday and Saturday The
Closer You Watch the More You Save
At 2 p. m. the Great and only Sho Sale. High
grade shoes for men, ladies, boys and children will be
old for less than the leather cost to build them.
At 3 p. tn. Underwear for men, ladies, boys and
children at a big redaction from regular prices.
At 4 p. m. Children's Coats, Dresses and Sweaters
go on sale.
At 5 p. m. buy Underwear, Blankets, Men s and
Women's Sweaters.
At 9 a. m. the Great Package Sale.
At 10 a. m. Special Millinery Sale. Beautiful crea
tions in new fall and winter hats, at less than one-third
their actual value.
At 1 1 a. m. Marrelous Ready-bo-Wear Salo. French
serge suits; extra good looking coats; all go on sale at
prices never before beard of.
At 1 p. m. Big Dry Goods Sale. Every yrd of
goods in the house on sale at special prices.
EXTRA SPECIALS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ON SALE ALL DAY FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY STARTING PROMPTLY AT 9 A. M.
$2.50 and $3.50 Value Felt Slippers and Fur-Trimmed Juliets all fancy colors; 1,500 to choose from, $1.69 up.
Buy Your Christmas Slippers Now and Avoid the Rush.
Here is the dress sale you have been waiting for 165 new Fall and Winter Dresses, handsomely trimmed sergei,
tHcotines, silk velvets, plain and checked velour poiret twill. Tese are high style ultra fashionable dresses direct
from the fashion centers, shipped here especially for theGRAND OPENING SALE. Price, range from $8.98 to
$34.50. Actual values run as high as $75.00.
Millinery Department.
Closing out all Fall Hats that we're bought especially
for the grand opening.
Up to $8.50 value new Winter Hata $3.98
Up to $12.50 value new Winter Hata $5.98
Up to $16.00 value new Winter Hata $7.98
Heavy White Outing at, per yard, special 25c
$15.00 value Women's bathrobes $8.98
35c and 40c Percale and Ginghams, per yard 25c
$3.50 value long string Pearl Deads $1.98
$1.50 value Pearl Beads ....75c
$10.00 value Ladies All-Leather Purses $5.98
Novelty Neck Chains, all colors; $2.00 value, 75c ; $3.50
value, $1.50; $4.75 value, $2.00; $6.50 value, $2.49.
$12.00 value Novelty Neck Chains; special at . . .$4.98
Shoe Department.
Extra special Men's Leather Work Shoes; $5.00 value;
sale price $3.28
75c value Baby Shoes; sale price 49c
$8.50 Mens Dress Shoes ; sale price $5.98
$10.00 value Mens Dress Shoes; sale price $6.98
$12.50 value Men's Dress Shoes; sale price $7.98
$13.50 value Men's Dress Shoes; sale price ....$8.98
$15.00 value Men's Dress Shoes; sale price .$9.98
$6.00 value Boys' Shoes; sale price $4.19
$5.00 value Girls' Shoes; sale price $3.69
$6.50 value boys' shoes; sale price $4.69
Growing Girls' Kid I.ace Shoes; $10 value ....$7.98
$9.00 value Ladies' Kid Shoes; sale price $5.98
$11.00 value Ladies' Shoes; sale price $6.98
$12.50 value Ladies' Shoes; sale price $7.98
$15.00 value Ladies Shoes; Bale price $9.98
$3.00 value Children's Shoes; sale price $1.98
Ladies' Comfort Shoes, worth $4.00; sale price . .$2.25
Ladies' Black Kid Shoes; hiph heels; sale price. . .$4.98
Ladies' Black Kid Shoes; high heels; sale price. . .$7.69
Ladies' $7.50 value Real Rest Shoes; sale price. . .$5.69
$1.50 value Baby Shoes; sale price 98c
Boys' Gunmetal Lace Shoes; $5 value; sale price $3.69
$2.50 value Ladies' Felt House Slippers ; sale price $1.75
Leather heel and sole Felt Slippers; $2.75 value; sale
price $1.75
Girls' Tan Lace English Shoes; $5.50 value; sale
price $3.69
Bear in mind this shoe stock is all new. Not an out-of-date
or old pair in the house. Prices are actually less
than factory cost.
Fur Cloth Coatees, $35.00 value, sale price $19.98
150 Misses' and Children's Coats were rushed to us by
fast express for this premier event. These coats are
in plush, tinseltone, silk velvet velours and chiffon
broadcloth, all colors, worth up to $25.00; on sale
from $4.98 to $14.98
All our new Purses, Handbags in real leather, pin soat,
. velvet and panne velvet on sale 98c and up
Velvet Bags worth up to $12.00 on sale at $6.43
Big advance showing of Toys and Holiday Goods, Doll
Buggies, Rocking Horses, Doll Furniture, Mechanical
Toys, Dolls, Doll Heads, Doll Wigs and Games.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Sweaters
One lot of Children's Wool Sweaters 89c
$2.50 value Ladies and Misses' Sweaters $2.19
Ladies' Sleeveless Sweaters; special at $1-98
Ladies All-Wool, slip-over style Sweaters, with
sleeves $598
One lot of Ladies' All-Wool Sweater Coat ;
$12.00 value $5-98
Ladles' $2.00 value Union Suits $1-19
Ladies extra heavy, double fleeced Union Suits. .$1.98
Girls' extra heavy fleeced Union Suits $1-39
$1.00 value Children's Knit Caps 49c
$1.25 value Silk Camisoles -49
$5.00 value Flanelette Kimonos $3.49
$2.75 Ladies' Pure Sil kHose $1-69
35c value- Dust Caps
Special lot $2.00 value Ladies' Aprons $1-J9
$3.00 value Angora Wool Tarns $1-79
$2.00 value Black Satin Underskirts $1-39,
65 full size bed comforts, while th$y last $3.49
150 Bed Blankets go at, the pair . .$3.48
These are positively worth $6 per pair
50 pairs of $7.50 value Blankets go at $4.98
Up to $12.50 value Blankets go at $7.98
Over 500 Children's Ginfrham School Dresses shippfd
to us direct from the factory; also Blue Serge Mulily
Style Dresses.
Dresses worth up to $2.00 po at 9c
Dresses worth up to $3.75 go a t $1-98
Dresses wort hup to $3.75 go at $1-98
Dresses worth up to $4.50 go at $2. 69
MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Men s $7.;0 value i,oruuroy ranis
GATELY 120 South Main Street wmom north main
300 Men's Sweater Coats on Sale
Up to $3.50 value Men's Sweater Coats $1.75
$3.00 value Men's Sleeveless Sweaters' . . . $1.39
$C.r0 value Men's Extra Sweater Coats $3.98
$7.')0 value Men's Sweater Coats $4.98
$10.00 value Men's Heavy Sweater Coats $6.98
$12.50 and $13.00 vajue Men's Sweater Coals. . . .$7.98
Men's Flannel Shirt, worth $3.50 $2.19
Men's $5.00 Flannel Shirts $3.48
Mens $7.50 Flannel Shirts $4.39
500 pairs Men's Heavy Khaki Tants; well worth
$3.50; go at $2.25
Men's Extra Heavy Moleskin Tants; $6.00 value. .$4.69
Bear in mind that the biff Skidoo Sale positively opens Friday Morning
. . . i mi 1 a O A H f . L
in this advertisement on sale today inursuay ai a a. m. snarp.
Let the Big Red Sign be Your Guide to the Wonderful Bargains at the
NORTH MAIN DEPT. STORE
BETWEEN ARCHER AND BRADY ST5.
$5.48
' Genuine Oilskin Slickers: worth $7.50;
Special $5.98
200 Men's Unionalls $3.48 and up
1.000 pairs Men's Overalls; worth $2.50; go at. . .$1.98
500 Men's Winter Caps go at 49c and up
Men's $2.50 value Heavy Union Suits $1-79
Genfiine Hanes Spring Needle Union Suits; worth
$3.00; go at $2.19
Boys' sizes in Hanes Unions go at ... .$1.49
Children's sizes in Hanes Unions go at $1.19
Men's Heavy Outing Night Gowns $1.93
500 pairs of Boys' Knickerbocker Pants go at 98c up
Canvas Gloves; special, per pair 15
All other items
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