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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3,
19&0.
COLEMAN WAIVES
HIS PRELIMINARY'
The Alleged Murderer of;
.lames Knight Goes
Back to Jail.
QUESTIONING REFUSED;
Maxoy Decline to Allow Icj
fcndnnt to Quiz. Me.Mllleii
Regarding Threats.
Waiving preliminary hearlni? after
tliii state's lifitlmoriy liacl heen In
troduced nt preliminary Inuring.
I.lndw fIolmn. churned Willi th
murder of James- Kriltiht m iho
drown phunnHiv. 12 West ''"'r
irt, nn the tilJTht of .lamliry II.
wn, t.wimnlltiHl to Jail by Justice K,
i' Ma.iy ye.tordsy for trlnhby ill
trlrt muirl.' Tim waiving "f hearln
name after Iho court refuted til Hi
low eouii"el fur III" defendant to
HiiPBtlt.il Handy Mi-Mllli'n an tn th
uuarrel between lh wltnrm nI
Knlnhl In III" ilnm store n few
hours before KnlKliI' 'I'alh ' ,r"'
hand of Coleman
Testimony of witnesses Intro lil'-ed
by tlif slate, oruted Hint whether m
mil Knight provoked I Im attack.
.Coleman nhot vli'tliu ihrmiKh Ma'
tmily threo or four limes nUT
Knight Imil fallen In Hi" fl'"r wi'"
h bullet wound In lb" 'l'rn
neck. C L. Ilolton, city patrolman.
The first officer to arrlvo nt llio
sh-cihi of Hid ulioiitlnn. tMllflil llini
Im fomiil ft riivolvcr In Hin rlulil
lninilovorcoiil pnchrt of tin1 viniin
nml Ihiit iiimlhrr weapon Wiut fmmii
In KnlRlil' rlKhl-liaml com porki't.
WIliMl till) rollrt rfllil lli)w
I'lilinni"! for the ilnfi'ima 1" iiucatlnil
McXIIIIon conci'rnliiK hIIckhI thrfa'a
of KnlKht niffllnst the. Ufa of l.oth
Ilia wltncwi nml I'olfinim, th pro
llmlniiry wan walvml mjil Colanmn
waa coiimillfil to Jail without IioihI
for trial by dlMrlcl l'ol",
BOOSTS SILOAM HIGHWAY
Publicity .Mhiiiii.it Siijh lUmil Will
Complete 'Pulni'H linsilnifw.
"Tuldtt In tho 'Womlrr t'lty of tlin
wivit. If not of thfi onllro country anil
all it nneilg mtW In flit It cup In
overflowing In u Una hhthway con.
nccllnu It with Hllnani HprtiiBB ami
Ihc beautiful Ojtarka."
Kiloh waa the acnllinpiit exprpdiioil
Momtny by V. W. f'olllna, nanlalnnt
iIphii of lliu Houihwflitiirn C'ollcKlato
liiHtltuto m Slloain HprlniiH. Ark,,
nhn la n Tuliwv visitor for tha flrat
lime, lie In chnlrnian of thi pub
licity committee of tho Tulaa In
Hlloarn HpriiiKH llltihway uiioclatlon.
"Th onlrrprlnltw people t Hlloain
nro backing the pntrprlo almont
iinanlmouiilv." nald Mr. Coltlna. "anil
lluvn recently HlwiPil n heavy luinil
to Hcuuro tho nrlaoii labor of Okla-
hoinu for tho project. In addition to
thla they are ralulm; u purae to alii
In tha work."
The KChonl of which Mr. Colllua
In the denn wan founded by John
Klwaril Drown, an evauKellt. who
deeded nil hin proporly ni'ur Hllouui
HpriiiKH, both real and-pernonal, to
thn nchool, It In nn Inatltiitlon In
which no atiident can buy hla way
for nil niUHt work their way thrmiKh
to Kraduntlon, atuilcnla, may puraiin
work up to tha third year In TOlleee
vnv.it iiAMKrr is wiuai mn.i.
Ncuro I)cnitu Shonln
Horse, Takuifi It lor I
if a.. tr.... ;.,.,;. 1
Itiuil in: nun inimiii"
! CRAIG CAPITAL
SEEKING WATER
A iliilln of $2 '.0 a ullowed
Jitlerday by tlie horil of Tulaa
roumv enminlaalotipra upon peti
tion of M. C I'urkar. In which thn
Ulter (lalnied a lmr owned hy
linn, vnhied al wiin killed
on the nlxlit nf Dwemlier by nn
unlilenllfled ncuro deputy aharlff.
The ell V coinmliMilonera everl
ilaya an" lalil the claim prrent
eil by I'arker for li.ilf Ilia value of
the denil horp
1'ark.er nny that the nctfrn dep
uty sheriff mIMnnk the h'irn for
it iiinIi who n he wiik liuntlriK and
kllli'il the horne Hherlff Woolloy
nya lie doe not know I he deputy
who did the shooting
JURY ACQUITS MILES
Major HiiMmrcl Iinllcil'lii .Make
Welifiniri .ililrcfi4 on Hill.
Pmla wnier manufacture and
' dlatrlbutera of the fltatn will hold
Vinita Asks Chamber of,!!"," r,;''v,,'","r,1 '";,"
I are expected to come here from
every county of the state, toRetior
with aaveral vliiltora from other
i Mat i' a.
, , i M.iyor r If. Ilnbbard and Col.
inlta la comldvlim a iiange In fur,.nee II DouRkiK of the rham
her waler Miiml) wiurce. iuxord,ii Iirr 0f eonimerce have heen -Invited
to a comnilinlrwtlon rwolviM nt the i ( rtddn Ihe openlnK sneeion which
SOFT DRINK MEN COUIIND PfRSHING PLANS WA"T nA - T CEMETEI,Y
TO BE COMPLETED
Commerce for Data on
Water Supply.
.MIcrciI Car Thief lined l Tor lie
fcUtlnir AaUs Jurj on "Viik."
I'Ved lladitett waa fined MO In
niunlclpnl court yrateiMay afternoon
by Judcn O, Mil Warren on n chaiRn
of realslliiK an officer Ho was
Knintetl n trial by Jurv on u NPpnr
nln charte of vaKninc, bond fixed
In tho mini of ET0. I tin trial will
probably be held next wuek, aa Off I
cer Krnnat (londe, the nrrcntlnif offl
er. left lat nlirht for Mule Itock
Ark. A luro crowd heard the 'trial
of 70 cnseH on tho docket. Hxcept
for bIx bond forfelturirt, tho de
fendnnta wero repreeenteil In all of
the cuecM, Court opened at 3 o'clock
nml Imlcd SO mlnjite.
effkn of the Tlllii i.hn)ber "f com
mere )eierlny, and la ibtilroua of
oonnwtlmr with lpe lln that In
to bniif: water to Tulwi friwn Spavl-nnw
InfortlialkT aa to when Uie w.ilerl
eysletti, for which thla i Ity voted a
f&.fift0,O0o bornl liftue ui numnier,
will be completed hiui Iwn reUeatnd
bv dene Knxlclairl, priidont of the
Vlrvlin cliaiibr of cimmrce, who
Implied that In cow the pipe line
li not too far from VInlta Hint vty
would eonne't wlt.h Ilia lino for lt
water aupplv
i'oioili'ie Information on Iho mat.
It Iih Iwen wlrnd VInlta by Col
Clnrenoe II liomrlaa of th nhtitntier
of rotunifiw, who nilnrwil Ihe
bnlief Hint the rieiy ln work would
be dhorteneil by ilia chanKlmr of
the time nf Ihe hearing of tho Spnv
Inrew case wiiloh l.i ncliedilled for
Ihe April term of the auprcme court,
nn tlmt It would romn to trial on
Ihe March docket Ho N making
every effort to lime tho cuae hiard
even rooiier than that date
DEFER HOSPITAL ACTION
will be heb) In tha private dining
room of Hotel Tulaa at 10 o'clock
on the morning of tho convention
Entertainment Bodies to
Meet "Wednesday for
the Task.
Voillli Charged Ultli Theft of Auto
Al rrswirlcH Turned hmi
Aflcr Trial.
Venllrt of not guilty waa returned
by the jury in iMatrlct court Nn. 2
VWteulay before whloh tli chh of
the elate of Oklahoma agnlnrl iVirl
Mlleai barged with larceny of auto
mobile aurteaorloi. waa tr.ed. Krwln
Ji.bnson and I'lit I'eteraon. nba-ged
Jointly with Mllea. will be tried nt
.ho coining tnrm uf court.
The three defendant wore nr
realed In an abandoned house In
Harden City a few dnya after Ihe
theft of n chandler ''iir from b'loyd
Mhlelda Of thla clly on Heptember
17 In the hoiiso wan found parta of
the atillen car, valued nt 1179 10.
counsel inr me oeieouaoi in um
trial yealerdny claimed tliat .Mllea
had driven n cor In the house In
Harden Clly, Inking Ilia two other
defenilanlH, who were to purchaaa
cur parta. Mill claimed he did not
know Hie property to have heen
atillen. The state contenila that the
thteo youths wero tho peraoim who
stripped the Hhlelda cur mid took
thn parla to (ha abandoned house
an n hiding plnrn, until the parg
could be disposed nf by sale
c.ovi:nNoit ckaisck vomimu
ItcJvlpt f Onpy 'hilen In .World War Uo believed the county ahotild mil
la AckiiowieugCfi,
Member of the Tulsa County IUh
torlcnl society uro planning a cam
paign for the purposo of dlspoxlni;
of tho , remaining copies of "Tulsa
County in tho World War" Tim book
which la n complete mid compro
henslvif record of tho actlvlllea of
the commuiilly during thn conflict
compiled by Ihe wicletv, baa recelied
numeroua coinpllmt'litM since lt pun
llcallOn and It la believed that the
remaining copies will bo aoirt ut
once.
(lov. .1. II. A. ltobertsn In ao-
knowlvdglng hla receipt of ii copy
of the book wrote, "The history of
Tulmi In the World War Is a work
thut should make every iiilmiil
proud of hla country I could not
read It without a feeling of pride tn
the. fact that Oklahoma performed
euch Millent rervicea in inn receni
conflict "
Klnnl plans for Hie reception of
floneral Pershing, who WH be in
llio city nil dny February 11, will bo
perfeoted nt n meeting ' mem
bers of Iho entertainment commit
ten nt 4 o'clock Wedneaday ofter-
CHAMBER PLANS A BANQUET noon in life offleea of .tho chamber
of commerco In the municipal build
ing. Although the plana for the
monslor celebration contemplated by
the American legion, tho chamber of
commerce, the clly udmlnlstrAtlon,
tho Hpanlsh war eternna and Hie
Missouri society havo been practic
ally complete for several days, thero
nro several detnlls that must como
before the consideration nf III"
menibera of thn entertainment com
mllteo representing thi'se orgnjilza-liona.
HAD ItKmBLt UUUUH
I.'iiiiiiI) CimtmlsloiicrH I'sko No
Ciiglilaniii nf lrnHHii,
No actlo,i naa taknn yeMtonlay by
Iho board of Tulwi county cornmla
slonera on suggiwtliin of a comnilt
lee from Ihe l.lona club, In which
they aiibmltted Iho proponlUim that
the county Mhould build n ommty
lioapltnl. Uoctiir KmlUi, Mayor Hub
bard. T. I.. Ilurtmnn anil IIorai
Hpeed lol,! the commlmloiitTH of tho
advantngii of u large ami well
eiiulpiied county hoepltnl.-whlch they'
KTild would bo self stiHlnlnlng, nml
In 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 furulahed Uie needed .
Iiieillcnl nttentlon lo thn poor of Ihe
county without cost
crank Wooden, one or tho com
mliftloners, elated Hint he illil mi
Idea
enter upon nuy more iuiriihm en
terprleea thmi were ntmolutely nc
efwary The comnilwiloiM will further
conolder tho matter today.
Ni:i:iCS AN INTI'.ltlVl' IN li.N!).
I'rini'llial Address lo I!! Dellu rcd h
II. I'. lilno of New Vnrk.
Membera of thn Oklahoma City
chamber nf commerce will hold
their annual bamiuat In that olty
on tho night of February 17, ac
cording to Information received here
from tleorge Hull, se'Tetar).
K. I' lievlne of New Vork city
nml Cnl. Clnrenca II. Douglas, man
aging director of the Tulaa chafiibi'r
of commerce, will bn tho principal
speakers attha affair.
liANTlfv 'IX 111)11.1) llltll(ili.
Tlircr) IVinlnwIa Awnnleil by County
to Coil (Iut $11,1)1)1),
Contract for thn construction of
two bridge, one over Mingo creek
and the other over I!Im creek, was
let yeeterday, the former ut nn ap
proximate cost of tfi, 000 ami tha
other at $2,700. Thn former contract
waa secured by tho Concreto & Hteel
Construction company and tho hit
ler by the J T. Irfinlry company.
Lnntry also wna granted thn con
tract to robulld the CO -foot brldgn
over Joe creek nt nn estimated coat
of j: r.oo.
Mothers
who in childhood
oic Grape-Nuta.nmv
buy H Tor iltetr childrr nj
Tlicy know Us sturdy
upbuilding qualities.
Grape-Nuts
la Uie name pure
liealthfUl wheat
and barley food
ns when first orijji- v
notfd.
Thousands will niieat
to its merit.
Ai Grocers ewrywherc
W. It. Mehaffoy Hiicm Wllla-r IJrlffev
Out UPO-Acrii oil lnwe.
Asking that thn defendant be re-
iiulred to assign to thn plaintiff one
half Interest In Ttils.i county oil
leases on 200 acres of hind, suit was
filed In district court yesterday by
William U. Mehaffey ngalnst Wither
(irlffey.
Meliaffy nllegeit Hint lie, h owner
of five leases In soctlon 3-IS 10.
place the deeds III n local bank, the
defendant agreeing to seel tne
lenaes for half tho proceeds. II
claims that while away on u visit
tlrlffey took charge of the leases
and now denied the plaintiff his
right to half Interest ln tho prop.
riles.
Rivet
in
.BED THREE YEARS
3 HCCliH, J-ll WM OUl Oil Hill
stii't ngiilii, feeling fine.
lU-nlitcnts of llrnkrn Arrow J'roscnt
I'cllllim lo Conimlssloiirrs.
t'etltlonlng the county commls
loners to use their Influence In aa
slsUng the residents of llroken Ar
row to construct a hard surfaced
roadwny from tho city to the nubile
oemetery Jmlf-mllo distant, a delo-
kiiiiuii ui men unu women from trial
city nppeared beforo tho cornmla
slon yesterday. The complaints of
thn committee waa heard by the
commissioners, but no nanuruncn of
anything better tha.n a well-kept
dirt road could be given, since tho
road Ih not on tho stntn highways,
and the county therefore not au
thorized to expend any money for
paving, The commlyalohers nrced to
take the matter tip with the stato
highway engineer's office.
V
ATTKMJf TO llOIl DH1DT SAl'Ii
IXmr Ilobbcrs Got Nothing for Their
Trouble nt Ownaso.
An attempt waa made to rob tho
wife In tho Hants, Ke depot In Own
so at 4 o'clock Sunday morning, ac
cording to a telegram received yes
terday by Hherlff James Woolley
from D. I. Jlunt, station agent at
Owrbjo.
Four men, riding In a Kord car
drove to the depot, and by tho use of
nltro-glj-cerlno, blew1 the large door
off the safe, but tho charge only
bent the Inside door ln such a way j
as to wedge It so tightly that the
robbers were linahlo to eecuro thoj
money and papcra left In tho safe.
Tho railroad officii i , tvt
ua to wiu lueiuiiy c;
committed the crime
' r.I
I'ltiil Stolen Aiitiinit,ic
Detective Krneat ri
Hut night Hint an iiatt
from ln front of the
l ember IS waa rcc.v .
at Chelsea. The t
W II Farmer. Houth
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wo, Tinti "ti ia
ilia iIi.imi. i t,iM
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111 (. titsln. H) Utt Uili.
i
"In 1918 I hid Is fftlppe. followM by
pnetimonU which lfl m( with a Mn
ronih. 1 rouchr,! eonitanlly (mm mornln
till nlitM, nd Ihrn wonlH wk up In tha
nlg-ht and reuifh il holio. I leal Heah
and nir ppHJ i itty poor, f dnctnrr.1
with i apscUllit for efr jrar nd'hd
faral oilier doctors, but tot none In
ilead o( batter. l,Mt wlnlar 1 wa baJ
ridden, hl elillla and foter and fo ao
wli I coiiW not alt MP In bad 4 minutes
I witKnt fainting.
I "In February, 1910, I started on Mills
taulalon, I aa then In led, but In three
week. I as able lo be up and on th
atreelt, Juat think ol HI For three years
I hate bwn a phjalcsl wreck. In bed moat
of the time, and Milks Kmnlilon had
brought me out In uf.derful ahape. My
friends all tell mo how well I'm lookinr,
for they didn't espeel me to ha IIHng
today' Mln II. Uouncll, 1003 Opelonaaa
IB!., firlrri l.a.
i In Ihmiiamlt vf lull such rates, Milks
Kinulaion hsa lirouKhl the um. wonderful
re lef and improvement It colts nothing
1 1" "r
Milks Kinulaion 1 pleasant. nutrHWe
fiwd and a corrective medicine. It restore.
healthy natural bowet- action, promotes
appetite ami put a tno iligesilve orirans in
shapo to aaaimllatr food It helps build
ui. nesn an.i sirenirin, iini n a jtowenui
aid tn reaiallnir and renalrlnr the effecti.
I of wasting dl.esies. Chronic atomich trod.
hie and conalipatkin aru uauslly reliered
In one dav
Thla Is tne only solid emulsion made, and
so palatable that It Is eaten with a spoon
like fro cream.
'o matter how severe your case, vou
are lireil lo trr Milks l.mnision unnor
thla miarantee- -Take sis. bottles home with
yi.u, use It accordlns to directieifa and if
not aatlsfled with the results your inoller
Bill be promptly refunded Price $60 and
$1 20 per Ix.ttle. The Milks Knnil.lon (ki.,
Terre llaiitelnd, f.ld bv druggists every
where. -Advt.
OSAGE
Grocery and Market
107 EAST FIRST STREET
THE "UNFAIR" STORE
Specials for This Week in Grocery Department
49c
Kbk.
per dozen
Selected Kggs, In
carton, dozen .
55c
25c
10c
. .$1
49c
S5.75
9c
$8.90
$1.35
$1.40
47c
6 pkgs. Waahlliff
Powder
3 IC-ok. cans
Clennser, for
(lallon lll.it-kberrlee.
Campus brand, each
C.nllon Apples,
can
(lallon ApplcH,
dozen cans
Navy llemis,
pound '
Navy Ileana.
per 100 lbs. . . .
3 lb. can Kenor'B
blend Coffee ....
3 lbs. llalo'a Leader
Coffee
1 lb. can llale'a l,euder
doffeo
Good Brooms,
teaoH
dsu.cr.r?:...$1.40
Belst Breakfast Bacon, sliced,
one pound package
Hrookflold Butter,
PCr 'b 107 EAST FIRST STREET
' PICKETS IN FRONT
PHONE OSAGE 2080
55c
Tl'KSDAY Sl'i:iiAI.S
Old-fashluniHl l'uro
Ijnrd, largo sUo .
ywlfl'a .Imvell Com
pound, largo size
Hwlft'H Jewell Com
pound medium slzo
Cholco l'ot
Hoast
flood lloillng
Hoof
l'ork Shoulder
Itoimt
Pork
Chops i
Veal rlleak and
Choiw
Veal
Htow
lj'reh lleef
ltrnliiH
Hood Kmoked
llacon
Beat Dry
Kill Vork
Dixie llacon
tiiiuarea
Homo Diudo
HaiiHugi. . . ,
Kresli Hide
l'ork
$2.80
S2.40
$1.20
.174c
15c
24c
25c
25c
15c
10c
35c
25c
28c
18c
...28c
50c
...6'3c
Piggly Wiggly
ALL OVER THE WORLD
Wp Sell You Cheapest Because You Help Yourself. -We
Have Plenty of Brown Sugar and Powdered Sugar
These Prices Good AH This Week or as Long as Present Stock Lasts
fJrnuulatedy Sueur, G lbs Duo
Ornnulated Sugar, 10 lb..$l.80
Hrookflold Creamery Butter.
per pkir S3"
Clover Leaf Creamery Buttor.
per pkR 03n
Hrand I'rlzo Creamery Butter,
per pkR. 0So
Meadow Oold Creamery But
ter, 16-oz
(Jem Nut Oloo, per lb 3!3u
Wilson's Nut Oloo, per lb...32o
Nucoa Nut Oleo, per lb 3.1n
Troco Nut Oleo, per lb 3lo
Ully Brand Oleo, per lb....37u
flem Nut Oka, colored, per
lb o
Ully Brand Oleo, colored, per
lb. r
Uncoln Colored Oleo, per lb.3Ho
I'resb Sweet Milk, per qt...lHo
Kresh Sweet Milk, per pint. .Do
All makes Fresh Bread, lOo
loaves 1)0
Kresh Bread In nil 15c loaves
for W
.Swift's Premium Sliced Bacon,
per lb ' 5"
Wilson's Certified Sliced Bn-
con, per lb 53c
Swift's Premium or -Wilson's
Certified Bacon, wholo ir
half, per lb ; IHo
Crlsco, per Ih. can..'. 35
Crlsco, per 14-lb. can I1H
Crlsco, 3-lb. can Hc
Crlsco, 6 -Ih. can $I.U0
Crlsco, 10-lb. can 2.1M
Advance or Swift's Jewel
Shortening, lbs 1.83
Advance or Swift's Jewel
Shortenlnir, 8 lbs $2.15
Swift's Premium .or Wllaon'ji
Majestic Pure Uird, 5 lbs. $1.75
Swift's Silver lnf Puro Iird,
D lbs
Hwlft'a Silver I!Bf Ture Ivird,
10-lb, polls ' v .. .f3.45
Snow Drift, pr lb 35o
Snow Drift, In :-lb, paIlsN0o
Snow Drift. In 4-lb. palls. .1.3S
Hnuw Drift, in S-lb. palls.. $2.7 1
Bed Star Vlour, 31-lb. sack. $1.08
Main IJno or Snow Whlto
Plour, 24-11.. nack. . .. . . $1.00
Hobo, tall. 3 fot...... 25c
Hebe, Hiuull, 0 far 3.":
Carnation Mlllc, tall, ench...t7o
Carnation Milk, small, each.. So
New Dried Prunes, per lb...2Uo
Now Dried Peaches, per lb..2Ho
Now Dried Apples, per lb... 2 In
Dromedary Dntes, per pkR- -20c
Sun Maid Soedless Balslns, per
pkK 20c
Sun AInlil Seedless Itnlslns, per
pkjf Hfi
New Curr.mtH, per pkc 10a
Now Head Hlce, per lb loo
Navy Beans, per lb.., IHo
BUck-Hyed Poib, per'lb,..IOe
Pinto Beans, per lb T?i'
Pink Benns, per lb SVjii'
Lima Beans, per lb I
Skinner's, Knust's nnd Onlilen
Abo Spagholtl or Macaroni,
per pktr, H)4o
All 20o Package Cakes far.. I (hi
All 10c Packasa Cukes for...8o
Unoeda Crackers, lOo
pkn. for ........... ....7Ho
Crystal Whlto SoUp,
per. bar fH$o
10 'bars for 05c
P. & O. Soap, per bar 8c
P. & (I. Soap, 10 bars for. . ."Oo
Peerless Hard Water Soap,
per bar 5 ami Oo
Complete Urto of Spices,
10a pkgs 8 He
MurdpcVs Shaker Top BWick
Popper, 1-lb. ,net 10c
Dwlghfa Cream Plo Fillips,
per pkg 23c
Comb Honey, per sqiuro. . . . tic
Alton's Puro Strained Honey,
20-oz, Jar I3o
Snlder's Catsup, largo bottle 2lo
Snlder's Catsup, small bottlo lOo
Whlto House Coffee, per 1U..87C
Hale's leader Coffee, per lb. 48c
Monarch Coffee, per lb 57c
Polger Ooldcn Gate Coffee,
per lb 02c
Quail Coffee, per lb 57c
Breakfast Deluxe, pV lb... 5.10
Breakfast Delight, per lb... 57c
Nature's Best, per lb Olc
Old Master Coffee, per lb...53u
Alton's Coffee, per lb 4."c
Arbuckles Coffee, per lb.... 13c
Maswell House, per lb SOo
Pcaberry Coffee, per lb 42c
Polar Bear Coffee, per lb. . .Mo
Tropical Coffee, per lb 45c
Triple C. Coffee, per lb... i. 41c
IUUder Coffee, per lb 47o
Hales Leader, 3-lb. can.... $1.30
Old Master Coffee,
3-lb. can $1.50
Maxwell House, 3-lb. can.. $1.70
Vulgar's Golden Gate,
2 Vilb. can $1.50
Arbuckle's Breakfast Coffee,
3-lb. can. $t.U
U. II. M. Peaches,
No, 2H cans 43o
Dol Monto lloyal Anne
Cherries 54u
Brown Beauty Beans,
No. 2 can... . 124o
Llbby's Totnato Soup,
per can 10c
InsUtnt Postum, smalt can..20u
Instant Postum, large cun..40u
Postum Cereal, per can.,.. 21c
Halo's Leader Large Oats..20o
Armour's Outs, per box 13c
Nature's Best Oats, per pkg, 13o
Two Minute Oats, per pkg. .13c.
Hominy Grits, per pkg lie
Post Toastles, 3 pkgs. for. ,23c
Kollogg's Corn Krlsps,
2 pkgs. for '!5o
Log Cabin Syrup, small..., 37a
Log Cabin Syrup, medium.. 74a
Lok Cabin Syrup, large. ., $1.18
Old Manse, (UJiull 3So
Old Manse', medium 70a
Old Manse, extra medium. $1.35
10-lb. keg Salt Herring.. ..$1.23
Very Smart Very New
Sport Coats and Wraps of Brushed Wool '
I'.'c spry, inspiring dnys of Springtime are hero, brintdnir
with them that feeling of invigorntion nnd joy thnt causes ua
to look forward to the comng of spring each year.
These arc the days of lighter wear, of the sports coat and
kindred wrnpa-of brushed wool in stripes, plaids and plain
colors. Some arc in dolman effects in gray trimmed with
wh tc.; others arc the typical sports styles with large collars
and belted. ,
These splendid new arrivals arc fitting for sports, street and
general wear. The present collection offers satisfactory
choice.
Priced 34.50 Upward to 99.50-
L! "
Striped Crepe de Chine Blouses
With High Nocks'
Th.;',l!r? I,r',,,ty I,lo,I"ts In tan, navy, purple and blnck stripes mado
with high nocks, turmback cuffs and In tailored styles that aro trimmed
with small pear) buttons attractively placed. They ar0 Blouses for wear
Immediately to business or shopping. v ,
' Excellent Values, Priced 9.95
Third rioor
White Goods "Specials" Again Tuesday
im.Jni li White Poplin, best qunllty nnd
medium wcltfht. Special
lin-Incli Pa j;i um ChcckaJn excellent
".utility. Special
llfl.liioli Wlillo Xnlivinok in fancy
checks; very sheer and Boft. Special..
311-Iiicli Pink XulnssKik Inisheer qual
ity and soft finish. Special
.10-Inch IMnk .Vnlmwiok In good qual
ity and soft finish. Special
I.VIncli I'lnc Quality Whlto Importvil
Vol k Special
Itll-Iiuli ninoy Plahl, Striped nnd
Chockcil Voiles. Spcclnl
:10-IikIi Knncy lic VuIIch; also plaids
and checked. Special
27-luch Klnu Whrio Bntlsto In excel
lent quality. Special
27-Inch Whlto Dimity in small checks.
Special ,
llO-Iiich White Pujumn Clucks In
good quality, f Special
27-Inch Willie Lawn in good quality
Und sheer. Special
40-Iiicli Niircs" Linen In excellent
quality and good weight. Special
10-Inch Nurses' Llncu, extra quality
and very fine. Special
30-Im-li Pink Xninsnok in flno qual
ity; very soft and sheer. Special
89c
43c
85c
35b
45c
1.35
65c
89c
25c
25c
25c
25c
50c
59c
55c
25c
27-Incli Nainsook In soft quality and
medium weight. Special
10-YnnI Bolts of Flno Nulusoi.k ln eood mint
Ity; 3(1 Inches wide, i f7P
Special
36-fnc-li Whlto SJ.IrlliiR 1n fancy pat-.n
terns. Special )uC
30-Inrh I'ancy Skirting ln fine quality; fancy'
plaids and stripes. -t nr
Spocial ,.t JL.Oe)
30-lncli on-Cnili Dress Linen dn t r7t!
good quality for dresses. Special.. JL.D
02-Incli Wlilto Shirting Mnilras In good
quality; protty stripes. Special
30-Iiicli Itcpp in good quality nnd
medium weight. Special
30. Inch While l'iquo In ijood qufiilu-
and finish. Special
x . . .. .
..o-incii i'-ino iviitto voile ln excellent 43ft
quality; soft nnd Eheer. Spocial... olC
40-Inch lino White Voile, In excellent
65c
65c
75c
69c
45-Inch Fine White Voile In excellent
49c
quality and soft finish. Special.
cellent fr
quality; soft and very sheer. Special itjC
30-Inch Fmicy Plahl nml StrlK-l Voile,
iino quality, special...
1()-Vnril Ilolt.s or J'lne Nainsook, very slircr
good quality; 36 Inches wide. r nif
Special fc),y
10-Ynnl Bolts of Nnlntook In extra quality;
very sheer; 48 Inches wide. n
Bpoclal O.I7D
12-Ynnl Bolts Nainsook In excellent quality,
Jnpanese Nalnsidok. n (n
Special fc.UU
12-Yaiil IlollB (if Kit
sneer Japancsevquailty. o ff A
Special S.hU
34-Incli White Linen in eood heavy A
quality. Special 4l)C
IHtSi-Inch Ilnwr Scurfa, lace
trimmed. Special ,
Pino Nainsook in ery
31-Inch Fniicy Wltjle Suiting for
children's wear. Special
10-Incli While Organdy in good
quality. Yard, special
10-Inch White Shoeretto In fine
quality. Yard, special
r.0-lncli Whlto Sliccrctto ln good
quality. Yard, special
Sseona rioor
44-Im li Whlto Suiting In medium
weight. Speoial
45-Inch MerrorlzI
quality; very shear.
Batiste In flno
Special.
59c
89c
39c
50c
30c
65c
98c
Ml ' l'l'llTaTTTaiTll'aM I I Ml II M II I ll'
Fifth and Main St.
Phone 6060 1
i
Store
Hours
8:30 to
5:30 p.m.
nr n
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01
'SYRUP
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
Look at
poisons
liver
tonguo! Remove
' from stomach,
and bowels.
Piggly Wiggly
" ass -a , i-s. . , ,
21 East First Street
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only look for the najne California
on UiS package, then you are sure
your child Is having the best and
most harmless laxative or physic for
tho little stomach, liver and bowels.
Children love Ifs delicious rulty
taste. Full directions for child's dose
on each bottlo. Give it without fear.
Mother! You roust say "Callfor-nla,"r?-Ad.vt.
114 E. 3rd
St .
Opposite
Hotel Tulsa
Help Yourself
Grocery & Market
114 E. 3rd
St.
Opposite
Hotel Tulw
We Have Brown, Powdered
Cut Loaf and Granulated Sugar
8taF.r.c.rt...... 65c
15 os. Hrookflold 0
Butter OdC
15 oz. Shadybrook A
nutter bUC
Dromedary ' nr
Dates ZOC
Swandown Oafi
Cake Flour OiC
5 Sweet QK.
Grapefruit ZDC
3 pkgs. Macaroni flf.
or SpaghetU 4uC
S pkgs. Old Dutch OKn
3 bars
Cremoil Soap
1-lb. pkg. Farnihou.ie
Coffee
l-lb, pkg. Old M.isicr
Coffcd w
25(1
III
m
l-lb. pkg. Harrington Kj.'B
Hall VM
1 2 14-lb. can H. B. M, AfoW
Sliced Pineapple . .. iv
1 2 14 -lb. can Syrup QQfJ
Pack Apricots "V m
1-2'4-lb, can Spitnu S(B
Pack. Peaches fu
quartJ)
Cranberries