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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1020.
TAFT TO REVIEW '
THE BfftSCOUTS
Honorary Vice Chief to
Inspect Troops o tho
Local urgiuiutzii-iuii.
mines s Men Will Be Asked
lyocal Work,
i "
Ti. sas 0 boy coul are. "hurst
J -Ith Importance." thin mornlriB
Laus. at 9 o'clock they aro to l.o
ffl bv William Howard Tatt.
,WUma President of tho United
ffjtw nl present honorary vice
, e Idcnt cf the Hoy Scouts of Araer
L, it 'hr corner of Fourth ahd
ui'ln Mr Tnft nccompanlcd by ot
Mili of th" hoy scout council of
XSa. w i inspect nnd perhaps ad
Suthd scouts. Tho scouts will
ty,r ocal headquarters In the
;rw of tho V. M. C. A. build
iVi at S S o'clock. marchliiR to
Saurih and Main In "troop forma
lon. They will not execute any ma
mma, merely standing at ' 'ton
Aim" Burlnc Mr. Taft's Inspection,
i Voile-win tho review tho scouts
rill dlstr liutn letterH containing
.lje cards for tho boy scout budirct
to I00O Tulsa business men. Tho
n ' of $4,300 has been secured
(or the, budget of $6,000 without any
rtrsonal felicitation and scout. lead-
, 4fc hoplne to finish tho cam
ciirn todav Tho scouts wilt wait
until the letter Is read and ruturn
to headquarters with either a' check
or a pledge card- T,1o boys who
bring In the largest number of
.-heckj and tho larrest amount have
been promised prizes.
New Ail Mn In Tulsa.
The birth of a 7'i-poo.nd boy was
announced at tho homo of Mr. and
Mr, A 11 Ncls. H20 Sooth Utlcn.
Wrdncuday evening. Mr. Nets Is tho
manaeer of the foreign and classi
fied advertising departments of Tho
Warld and ho declared that tho
joung man" already shows tho pro
llritles of an advertising mnn. "Jto
rno time on his arrival In mak
Irz his prrsrnco known to all within
hearing distance," Ncls said,
whv Hrmil hnhv's first wtirnrner?
fW learn the principle! of baby caro
and feeling in ino v, v. ,.:nusi
hr mothers. Inqulro Cedar 988.
Advt.
Here's a Record for ,
Convict ions; Not a
Prisoner Is Freed
Numerous alleged vagrants wero
Riven tho limit.. $19 and cosls, by
Judgo k U,i Warren In municipal
court yesterday. Will Knlvln caught
two $19 Hnd costs fines, one. for
breaking Jail nnd tho other for
vagrancy. J. M. Whitney will
probably none out his $100 anil
costs fine for disturbing tho peaco.
J. It. Young, Krcd Hannan ami 11.
.1. Jlnwcrs worn usses-scd (15 and
lo.dnys In "Hd Warren's, board
Ing house," ns the Judge styles tho
city J.ill. Jaok Kclley. H. 1.. Ijiugh
Iln and M Parr also have about
-0 days each In confinement. John
Iong, negro, was Ined $25 and
cosls and given 10 days extra after
testimony of Detective llonry
I'armlclmel branded him as "a
common sneak thief" A. A. Smed
ley failed to appear to fuco n
charge of violating a city flro ordi
nance anil forfeited a 110 bond.
Thrco others nine) forfeited bonds
and ono caKo was continued imtll
today. Not u single defendant wus
released out of 29 cases on 'the
docket.
BIG SOLDIErTcT
' IS COMING SUNDAY
"Putting It Over" A , IIR-Muslcsil
Comely vtlth 25 A. U V. Soldiers
nt Orphoiim.
m .
HaTd to bo tho biggest riot tho
vaudeville slago has known In years,
"Putting It Over," a ho-muslcnl
eorrjedy by 26 A. H. K. soldiers, comes
to the Orphcum Sunday as tho head
lino attraction. This act Is composed
entirely of soldiers who saw scrvlec
overseas. All of them wero stars of
tho New York musical comodlos,
"You Know Me. Al." and "Lot's Ucat
It," which created a sensation In
Now York. Tho act Is full of color,
conmdy, song and dnnco, gorgeously
costumed with special scenery and
stngn setting.
Three other excellent acts com
plqto tho now show opening Sunday.
They are Hobble (lordone. tho artist
model. Helen "Smiles" j Davis,
comedienne, and Duncan &Caslar,
singing and talking team.
This show promises to bo the most
talkcdof show of tho year, as "Put
ting' It Over" has pfovon a knockout
for entertainment wherever It hits
uppoared.
It appeared before President WIN
son, King ('eorgo and Oeneral Per
shing and Field Marshal Halg.
Advt
The Mortuary
niir.
Funeral scrvlciu for I Furr, 66
years of age, who dlcl at a local
hpsirftal yesterday morning will bu
held at tho Mowbray uiulertaklnc
chapel nl 10 o'clock this morning,
with Itev. Itobert It. Clark, pastor of
the Oollcgo Hill Community church,
.officiating Mr, Furr Is survived by a
wtfe. --A
TomlliiHoti.
The funeral of Max, Hugh Tomlln
son, tho 2-ypor-old son of Harry
Tomlliison, of Park View Million, was
held fro"hi tho Mowbray undertaking
chapel yesterday afternoon, Inter
ment bring made In Hosohill couip
tery. Tho Tomllnson baby tiled
Thursday night.
Ilankiistlr,
lineral services for Mrs, flalllo
llnrdcatle, 65 -cars of ngo, will take
place at tho llostnn Avenue M R
church al t o'clock thh afternoon
Hpv It.' H. IJarton, pastor of the
church, will have charge of the
scrvlec and burial will be In ItosohlM
cemetery Mrs, Hardcastle died at
the homo, 1651 Kast Ninth, Thursd'V
evening Iter husband. Itobert Polk
Hardcastle. a rotlrwl Methodist mln
Ister, passed away In December, 1919
llrnioii. '
Tho body of Miss Kalherlne Hen-1
son, a teacher In tho Kendall school,
who died nt n local hospital Wednei
day mil will to Auni'ii. Mo., f"r
burl it Thursday Miss llenwn taiigbt
111 the 4 A grado at the Kendull
school, ha Ing como hero from Mvja
koaee last fall
Consttpatlnn Is uomen'n Mont
B cntiny. DK.TinTS UVER NLI,S j
IrrRinate nnu cleanse. The great
remedy lor women's special Ills.
i
OA
U1
Tkrt 7 4 Phono Cedar 1593
7I.
mS JLfPVvX COSTS KO MORE
Mvrs v tiiam tup nnniwADv
PHONOGRAPH
Tlic Patlic Sapphire Bail is permanent ami does away '
with chatiRitig of needles. More than that, no needles
could ever bring ut the music in the manner of this
genuine jewel. .
Hear there Pathe Records They're NEW!
Don't Put Tax on the Beautiful Girl. V ....22260
Don't You Remember Thote School Dyi7 2225A
I've Found the Girl I've Been Looking, For 22257
Bye-Lo 22259
Now I Know 22263 .
Why Don't You Drive My Bluet Away? 22266
Only 2224ft
Poor Little Butterfly ! a Fly Girl Now 22260
I'm So Sympathetic 22269
P.wy .22267
Exclusive Pathe Shop
No. 8 West Fifth St.
"ITS Tllll'TONi: THAT "PULLS"
.a
Hannls Optical Co. Advt.
tyKTjovrnOiKi
1 1 11V
.tor-,
I 'flowcraa
Tile flolcrs that arc
rlmin along tho high
nay of the heart greet
Hie unjfiirer In lilt
dally vtalks. T li e
deem lo say "cliivr up,
Hie world's a good iilnee
to lite In. If joii are a
loier of flouers jou
will enjoy a vlxlt In our
liop. Let tho ilan
and Mosoms mo ills
pluy Mdc jour gifl
problem unil tho rmes
linn of friendly greet-Iiik.
1 'w&tri&u&&
DoslohS
m ib kum l m imm k h am h am a m m
ll r" vo" I b o
K.-,,lAl' l&"G.2k'''ll?0 9l
BLACK-DRAUGHT
We Give You
Values
Impossible
Downstairs fc
' ,
Second Floor Economy
NEW
CLEANS THE LIVER:
Enthusiastic Texan Tells of
Bad Fix He Was In and
How He Got Out by
Using Black-Draught
Liver Medicine.
?'llnt.T.ivt .....
. lcli Jlr Ji jlcg.
ll,'e OUt lnttll, .,.,.
I iu V.1JUIIH t BUJB,
"!tk.r)raught ls without doubt the
ver medicine made. I do not
'te lo say It will do n"ll It Is
"Amended to rfo and more.
' tin atroilr. iinn Vianlll.., 1,... ....
,Jd a liitto n.i,.- u..i
1 hlle, and niack-Draught is
N cnoush for me. It docs tho
"k well and cTcans tho liver, car
' 4ay hlle, th easiest of any
f'"Jhve l hao over seen.
h,""' 8l""e ycars aB' 1 ha(l slow
nd niy stomach va In a bad
Zm nu-raueht gavo mo re
"I ana v.i- .
. " ""w me a wondorful
!" It cured m
f"n bad feellnir nri., .
1 - ivi v-uviuet
NhLf0,r my ramlly ly "
Wer kn yea"' a tt0. " "aves
A ,,,'" rand I" not expensive.
"wit im ,lm-e -wvea nine, and
, ickneas ,, caUM1 by tt ba(1
' A ICW r!nn ti . .
"Ihav. 'I ' ,ney would see
C W1i"' heln " would be."
DRESSES
OFFERED FOR TWO DAYS AT
. THE SPECIAL PRICE OF
These New Desses Display Highly
Original- Character in Development
' 'IliN hpeelal offering relircHcntM iiKMlrls
secliilly mlapteil for Mrcct mill tinv
ellng near.
Thefto new niodiv represent liiillldualleil ereutlons,
Intel pivtlpg llxj "elile" unil iiin'licnlle ni-w ht)los
now in iiigue.
'l'liey Mill meet tho Insliint yiiipnil of the IN
irlinliwillng wiimiiiii 'ulio IiisIMh upon illguiflcil ele.
gniieu unil nrlglnallty In tier rearing apparel. Tnf
feliH, Sntliw, fJeorgetteti, Creic do Clilno and Trleo
IctteH, liaiiilMiinely trlmmeil nnd ilcHlgncd. Iw
ueeks, hliort or long (doeics, i-lpplo cffi-ets, are mhiio
of the nttriiL'tho foulures, ulillo till) eolorw reireent
nil tho new spring shinies.
IlAlll pay you to look at this Npcelul iivsorlmcnt.
2nd Floor Robinson Big.
TiiLsii'h Iiirgect UpMuIrs Storo for Women
TIIIH1) AM M M.V TAKI IILMVATOH
Pascinaliny Millinery Models First
Fxpressions of Correct Mttdels Here
Vandevers
Gay and vivacious
antl Hombrc hats to
-trim ami tailored .sparkling
reiieoi every mood 01 uio over-
cliangcabln feminint? are the Bpring millinery nioile.
There are milin liat.i Hinall turlmiis ami modelH
with gruccful brinw; hats which will feature new
braids cellophane, taffaphane, yeda ami zipper;
hats of ravishing color gay blues, persimmon, capu
cine snifirt sailors, rogueish in tilt of Milan brims,
and smart with bandings of grosgrain ribbon.
Hesides, the now ljals emphasize becoiningness;
each may, be worn with confidence of its smartnctis.
You are inivted tg see them.
.Milliner) Dept. I bird llmir
'irjj' Jljllij W '
Foir Loss
SATURDAY
n
e? vvci
race rowdri
2,itf Wnodhtiry
SV Melballne
- Ktm.i ,
Wt -Nadirir
10, farmed . ,
n f'rdni Prigraru'e
So. .! Hire
,'n l'ompriannriuiy
,...toc
10
, ... ICC
. . . .30C
SOt
. ...39C
. . . .390
. , .flftc
, . . 39C
39C
... ,39c
. . . .390
. . . .nue
r I 'HI .MMIil lllm 89C
fl 00 Mry Oanlrn
M.00 Klaiue 80c
DcnUI Creami and rowdera.
Tie Klmo 1,'rAAin
J Wllllann' Cream
I o l,)ona INiwile r ,
i-.r rfnrf(vi raaip -v, ,
l."n' KoWnoa Patln ?S.
Ulc Pulivnilluw
Jlatla
SOr Milln Nfulral
0.- Melha llnilllipl
M..1I.A ass Me
Low Pncs o'sn Gdl
$1.45
$2.95
,11 inch Oriental Natural lUmgcr A pure silk, liiintlloom fabric
washes like linen especially suitable for wash dresses,
blouses, children's dresses, shirts, etc. priced, yard . .
t
it) inch Alt Sill: Crvpv h Chine Including Copcn, blue, rose, tan
navy, brown, gray and black and white. Priced
per yard
19C
. . .lc
. ..IOC
. UOO
. . .'JDS
Kir 1'fpiOHlent I'ailo 30c
50c I'rWro I'ailo 30c
Talcuma' and Tollnt Waten,
Florentine Tub Silk- Shlrtinns Uirgc assortment of beautiful
stripes in a good variety of colors. Priced,
yard
2.V Klroo'a Vl.ilrlln and ilurjo
IeSf
10c
St .lrrjrt.n'1. Vlntl- tll IN
KlltMlaa 10c
2.'ir (Vrlupla 10c
In- Vndrnr'a bVrrl'l ' llou.jurt ut
1'lnwrra , 10c
?"c Mrlba Ui Mp Hole I'lntKoid. . tOc
MIC Mollia t.llac . ( 39c
Harden I rnrance , B9c
Hfiulhb'a Violet and Carnation
Talriim IOC
53. WoHlorth'a f.'ret I'fa and
Trailing Arbntua Talcum 19c
Crrami and Lqtlnna
S.li llinda' Cfdd and Vanlahinir, lubit lt)e
He liarartt and Itainadall'a. tubs ...,19c
'.'.r Mrlba and t'lraiiarr hltln, lubn...,IOo
50r Combination Trueter'a Jcy.
Crrm Mrlba .' 30c.
50r Pond's Cold 390
1 MM I'omprian Maai.airr 39C
f.cir Mlllman Krerklr Cream 30c
for .Malvina Cream 30c
tiOe e'rmprii Ololvlnr (.'rrani 30c
bnr 1-entoin and Almond lotion .39c
51V Wllrli llaiel l.nllon 39c
!V Mrlha Nkin tuition 100
L'jc Melba Aatrlncrnl l)llnn 10c
fl.nn Ingram's Mlikweed Cream 89c
V tl 00 .Inmpeian Muaiagn Cream H9c
Jl 00 NVllnola Trem 89c
" ."iPc t'nmprian Day and Mthl Oritur'. 39c
,'iOc Mary Harden CrraTn 39c
liOe Datgett and lUnndell Cream 39c
MIcccllaDaoua
-C",r lVroilde 19c
AOr PahnollfA f.tiainpno 39c
.Or .MuUricU Cor4niit Oil 39c
M I'aiker'a Tar Hhamiwo 39
Mir ( nnllirox Khainoo 39c
,M)r SonH fur 39c
l.ntrrlnr. $1.00 (or (Or; SOc for 39c
I'almollvr Stohp, 3 for . ..2oc
.lersen'a I'almollte Sop. ;i lor .... 2fc
j;e. lniram'a Mlllvrrd Kiap 10c
Uoc Hourjnit l.rtluee and Amrnmia
Soap . 10c
Turn Imported t'attilr t'lup, 'J lor . . .Zflc
Un.n llalh Soap, H for 20c
' TaM Qo4Di '
SI Inches round' with colored scal
loped border pink, blue and yellow
- -Kood quality iiiercerl.od cotton
damask Special (J0 QQ
each tD&tOV
:Ui-inch Foulard All new patterns in every wanted
color. Priced, yard
:W inch Coram Silk far litmcric in flath, while and
pink A dainty sheer wash fabric. Priced, yard . . . .
Silk Dept. .Mnln Hour
$2.7,5
$1.95
'Renfrew Cinuham Zeptiirs; beautiful j)laitls in every color CQ
of tho rainbow; !t2 inches wide; special, yard OtC
New 1'ercalcn; tasteful designs in all colors;
special, yard
35c
27-inch Gitmhams in all the new spring plaids and checks; QK,
special, yard OOC
Colored and White HaUnlc; plain rose, pink) nilo, orchid, maize,
blue and white; ;!( inches witlc; excellent quality;
special, yard
27-inch Oinuhninn; dark plaids, good grade; rcgularjy JlfJc
yard ; special, yard V.
59c
25 c
In Rood, practical iiiallly OS and
In'hes wide rrKulary- Jl.no
ard. Special, yard
79c
hucl,--ltll while
...$1.59
t.noil crude cotton
only. Hponlnl, 1
dozen
4 KedltiBCod Pirkes
19c
widths frorn jQ
Fine sheer quality narrow
5c
Florentine Lac!H inches wide, suitable for brassieres
edges only. Kytra special, yard
Knolitih Torchon Lace, bilges and insertions
U to 2';.. Extra special, yard ',
Embroidery Concent liduen
widths. Kxtra special, yard
Narrow Torchons French Valii Round Thread edges
anl insertions. Extra special, yard ?
Mir Sale Wiffliirfs . IPousimips awndl
FROM 10 UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK SA TURD A Y MORNING
Oxfords in bronze, black kid. brown kid. light calfskin, black satin, gray kid and Havana hrnwn kirl
welt and turn soles Louis, Cuban military hcelA patent kid pumps, light welt -soles, covered or
leather nigh Louis neeis all long vamps regularly worm trom ."8 to ijiiy.fiu one hour
only, 10 until 11 a. in
Hlioo Dept-t-Seeimil I'loor
$3.95
lloxe d Nainsook
Kino grade, highly
mercerized, HG inches
witlc, regularly GOc
yard. Special; 10
yards,
for . . .
$3.98
i r -iriMarinaTj-'nMiiaaa-iMf if a Mm
Fine Long clot h
Good (under w e a r
weight; UG inches
wide; 10-yard bolt;
r'l"'....$3.95
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