The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 06, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILV WORLD, SATURDAY. MARCH 6, 1020.
18EL AND ODELL
ARE ON PROGRAM
uterchurch Leaden Se
lect Tulsa Men for
Their Ability.
;IX OTHERS ARE TO GO
Icligioui Census" Soon to lie
i idui ted Htw hy Ji Bi
1 lurhanv
ShoJ
Otting to the remarkable
under pricinas in effect
Saturday, u trill ask
women to shop during the
morning hours. Selections
are (u tter.
The same court com serv
ice you han come to expect
at the t'arin fashion Shop
is (fOMri at this salt .
'lease shop early.
IOZI
rap
,; South Main Street
Tulsa, Oklahoma
llrll
fa
i v. i. paitur of tUf (
, . . p church f .
i i . Arthur Uec Odetl,
, y Kendall colli
i lie -pi ikera at til
, h rid oi ntoroncd In ,
, en Miii ' ii I. I mid li.
x .. . idrti cHi Well win bo
. . ill ha dltfad on
. ihv opening1 day.
, ,. pi alter on t he
rani I national lie id
, , i ihi iiinv m bl
rt who hate dtl
inrhd hi) ' 1 hoy w in at
in a" llcvrreirl
, w ki f "i tl)o fir!
It i h, IS' V l. !. IW-
. i: ( ton Avenu M. B. i
i , old ( i i look or Hi"
. : ii , hurnh, Hor. Rnbon
ihl !( IWgC Hill 'om
. . h tl It. M'lr-
ih Si ennd Pn gbyterl in
. . . nnlh J i mb
i fui ker of i:ih Pro- :
IP h Ml. W M Hi m-
r, Hill i dm muftlti
ii i id th meeting of
lonnrj orgedttaationr.,
i in loh nt th bsjai
hi w 'II inkr on two- j
h irti) with 'lie arrli iii i
ii . . nil hntn lo load In lh
: ., ri iiu'i"! convue and tin-
..i pre-eaiter oanfl
vlei n in h win Uha place :
ill i lie church, oulnil
ii
Ion Baati i mmv.i1 of th .
Ihi i'l-it. npal churehea oulh,
qv being planna I. n j
iha.ii commence ..mm the j
u month anil t;uhp K. I
mi will h eeked tu preach
'i.i r ii k of tin i i'M ll.
pi oaoiMtd to Ilia
: i . . Hundajp hj the pa -
. Rev. Harold
'antrell of the
rh '
i r the iir.-t i 'hrletlan
now holding cottage
i" i n Tu taj and
- .n Mil r.il .'otiio in
in preparation lor the.
.-.i rvire. w Mich opein
continue for two weak,
In en 1 1 J addltlona to '
Min e I ho Urkt of (he I
In hop 0 that fhl Hunt-
io b) the nd of th
Mi ide Uott, paator, ri
m ii cvangell .
Saatar service hi th
rlan church ill open
blaster .Th nnrt
, I rhuri Ii. u lil h
i .rfni' I heir revival,
-operate w:tn othrr city
ihc iaetr program.
Shopmen are waiting
d i
Merchant of Akkra,
(iold Coast, Africa,
Writes for Catalan
V Tiiisilor Annul' a I BBtdBnl Of
Akkra r.ipitol city .f (told Pi a,
i Rr)tlah colony m Weal Afrloa,
ha written to Talaa for a catalog
of ahoaa Hi letter hi received
yaatofdai b) U i-vmi lAanaajar
ot ih Lyon a t-hoe nor. The Itrit
itiii eolotiiai road an advirtlaainnt
m the Phrltlaii fksloiioji Monitor
. inj procaadi -t 10 ri in lotich iti
the Hton In "the oil eMpnnl of the
World." A cataloi in bemK mailed
unyi rurthar Information about
Ihl wonderful ma(tM city.
HOLD TWO FOR TRIAL
nmii and l Mtiat I'mr District
i mil l fur t'rlul mi ( harflV Of II'
ll'HIIIS Mnlin PropPTtJ
II niter h"iul of lion for trial
by MMrlct conit on the chaff o
recclvlni i-tolrn furnltur .i!nei
Mil, Jaeh Bmlth. former Wt Tula
patrolman, and Jainc ivy were re
i. .is.mI rfiatrday al th clot of their
prrllmln.iry licirlim before Juaiico
s i '. Man
Th court r.ninii .ift.i hoarlna 'lie
leatlmoni which baaan thro we-K"
MO .. n-l Imk lu'en oontlntiad for v
phori iifolon rath Friday Bine thai
lime, tli.it smith and Ivy wra wll
acquainted with tb facl that the
funtliur h.ni boon etolen from tin
home pi w M Ovrmif 01
Rod Fork, on February it. lilt
m ra Ovrmlr laatlfled that when
aha learned y i.n.w- wber die
furniture waa Blared, ha admitted lo
In r that he had eent H 10 fori Sinlt.li
Ari iim arowilad ht if "he could
nirn'tfv n n. her property he would
h' it returned to Tula. Tin, in
did, but lh eouri would nol boliev
hi utory thai he purchaaed lh
furniture without know !olc. tli it It
ll.irl ticcn toletl.
tiniiii nvtlle Mayo Qnlui
BttAW.VBB, Marrn - Mnyot r.
Howell of Holdahvilla reabjned
hii of flee laat nlfht after i heated
executive ienlon r the vtv council
it thill plane. Neil 'f rmiil,-o'i
hanker. w!U : a mnS'Or until an
lection held. Mayor Ho veal I
n mlnlBter t Holdenvlllc hen r.rtt.
ed mayor.
"End Your
Rheumatism
Like I Did Mine" Says I
Pastor Reed; Wife Also
Rid of Neuritis
ni.r.1 Tortnm rcr Tr Hew
TellUr Ooo4 Hew To OtkM.
Mm lilnlm nini Workcra Prcal
mil- fin Inorcaao In iiuci''-.
halrman of the carl
iiop reafti on iii" frrieto iva
luding i preentatlva of the
bollermakera, black
end eieotriaal worker, ure
i Waehlnalon where daily con-
c an being held preliminary
-u: nf actual wage n
;: lei thi provlalon of
a railroad law.
1 chairmen were um
1 to SVaihlnston two week
1 in..-, general chairman
lata, ha boon at the
r ' llcally all winter, lirlna a
of on of the Important
i' lit ii ha been f iKhtinK
demand of the railroad men
'" ' - "' ' hi 1 'i i..'0 are watch
:I 'I ; inur.-frt th. prociri"...
foliation, it i the gn
indlng niiionB ha men
Iblll I of a Mrikc to en
the v demandi which wa
month ago. i now re
i the huocc f.s i he broth
ii i unlomi ha ve In praaenl -id
vanvi - iirfore the hi
onrd provided foi In the
Thla lioard will hear the
mi ii and i ho railroad
a lecllon bleed on
in wage da ngnd.
o word received from
' halrmi n In VVaahlngton,
' 1 1 c i now in prog rei
the aaaembted union
tu do with lh reco tri
ii I eniplo) i epreaapta
iu I'i nil in Wlleon fin hit. .f
n aTni mben of the bi-partisan
'' on Mi iSHfi Atii.tnt'i.
'" U ctHl ruperinund
i I Mftdlrn, .iii.i wiil
- w r i Rtkt fan.
-Dnr-t BUT Thai OU Kmf
Ab. nr TTrlo Actd' Balaf tb Canto
of ftkevjnalle-r.- IV. Hot 0ln
Bmphatloftlly MoottlOii tiiat tho-jaiid
of unfrrtuiii ruffcrt-r.! line l-n Ul
into luklnir M rr'-'n treat IMOIlUl untjnr t.'C
old hihi f-ftlee lieilol u.i Vtf An.r
inunm rhoymaM-nv rltr II, l.etl
: aai-..
" m rln t om" of our high" mrOIt i!
I nut riorltl.', I now RMO t hftt "l 'lifl Ac hi
tn.vcr li'i mni rtvvor w it i ottitM rhauiU'
lltaifi! Hut it i nit in many poora in ftnt
m thla fuii. 1 learatnl bow io t i ul
.-f tn rlifiiniatNm nl rooevor tiy ha)th
, Mi!-! tronjtb. ibronjin roo4ini Tlh lit'
mt Mysteriea "f RneumatlMtri 1 m wnn
vinttcn by eg) autborHy arbo h notlf-
. i m i t tutHci uia hum and tranimonl
f rnanmnUain fr over twenty 'eitf I
,.- Indoetl n veritable rovolatioi
'I IihiI iuff''-r'i F"ii fi yeara from
rl unvattMn u -n-.',ieit.cd illaofUora, ini
I ,Mf.i ltc,e w gf tr.rtnr'd wll h ti (J--iT.p
Inawrttla almoai baynnd andurnnee Wr
ini "-.el m ni iike.i -o rotten aboytyiTrie
a hut t iit 'tu' miirirt eeajned palaonai I
But Iba Inner Myatoiiea "f ttbeumattanf
Mbda M all i--4r t" se and now wa hi
, ('! ii f rr-r froni 1 1"1 aufforintl an4 miaery
; fntlure'd .".i yc-irp ! belli : I
I whm (be bafdoat man In irl'i to eon
I rettl For inr tt 1lrrfl I hi Old '..rlC
,'ni thor ana what! I now know t be
abaoltttely rata for the nn, aelentttle
nnderatandlni of tna uc- nnii eure f
. f h nuniM t im, Wgfl Ilk' dLnking nto t"
i ha nie my rpitgif. bellafa ! Not t did
I rhana7e ind It whn h tuninij dmy fur
me iind nilno when 1 did "
NOTM "The fnnr- Uyatnrtoe of Rhon
nigtlm' pfurr'd 1 1 ehovc by rtor
Heid lays bare t" abotH rh'urnturTi
.mid It eu.wo.mted rileordrrs orlroU.t bv
lotorrt and grlontlata fr eentvrioa i"
If In u Mnrii Mint gboUld lrt 'h hand4
. nf -rry min r wnman wh bus th;
' llaThl"t't ry mgAeme oi roongaatlain ru
tltl; lttWba0 nr gOU' ; "ftf who genu -I
rij mf s nd iiddf'ew t n p, Pioni water
Jtl-H Htrret Hallowelt, Mm re, i .1 r
relvo it b njalli i"'rittf pa Id mi t aba'
lliitfiy fif Pond now t' ; 'i lo'j t tli
, t If rot u iifftrf, . u ( 1 1 iht
1 -i I- ..'- : hiiivl u to iima tf-
I file ted friend dvt
Attention Dealers!
' ul ia and adjacent territory opened to a
live dealer for the
KISSEL CAR
1 "; further information call Oharlea M.
Walker at the Hotel Tulsa all day Satur
day, or write
Walker Motor Sales Co.
Muskogee, Ok la.
The Most Important Sales Event of the Year
Taffeta Dresses Reduced
Urttinrunp today, and i nntinmnq ti n days, thv I'nris I ashtnn Shop u ill servr thr MNMMM of
l ulsa and i trinity n ith tht nut stnsattonal lint of tptektl t allies nrr presented. Hat h day
there trill be some item in Ittshitnitthle attire that trill he yrippinyly prired. The high fJMfdffg
of the apparel featured in this shop is n ell knou n, and note that redttrttons are in order
yrcat interest trill he manifested in this unusual ttent.
Spring
Sitle Begins al
8 A. M.
Please Shop
Early
$35 Taffeta Dresses
$19
.75
'or Satttrdaif only fi collection of
beautiful taffeta dresses which arc
for the most part of the beruffled
order, full flounces and fluffy over
skirts. These are really the favored
fancies of the moment. Many are
very elaborately trimmed. Then, of
course, there are frocks of thr more
simple design oh, just every kind
from which you might wish to make
selection.
These Dresses are values up to $35
and placed on sale at
$19
.75
VbbT eW fjmm HaV'aT 1 f Hill I W.
$45 Taffeta Dresses
$24
.75
7J.
A superior group of wonderful taf
feta dresses, many taken from our
'reach Salon and placed before you
tonwrrow at a great reduction w
price. These dresses are the very
newest thought in late fashion and
are made up from the very best grade
silk taffeta. The ruffle, the flounce,
thr over-draped skirt and many other
effects, so appealing to the woman
who really cares to dress well.
These Dresses qre values up to $45
and placed on sale tomorrow only at
$24-I
Choice of Any Winter Suit $25
In order to clear our racks and make room for the sensa
tional sale announced above we have decided to sacrifice
every Winter" Suit in the shop instantly. Think of it! qA
Suits that formerly sold up lo $200 will be offered
tomorrow at $25. Every wanted and popular fabric,
wonderful fur trimmings, and stylish embellishments
you may have your choice regardless of cost value
ra
al is
$25
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