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TULSA DAILY WOULD, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1020
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REBELS DEMAND
CARRANZA QUIT
Overthrow Is Object of
Revolutionary Sonora
Party.
Mr Tile AWKltlnl l'rrli
AOUA PIUI5TA, April J.I Ho
nor rtivnln tltmlMn have f ornmllv
defllared for the overthrow nf I'm.
Idem ('nrranmi
A prorlntiititlun was liwuoil today
by th'i lentlittf rnvoliilloulfilfi of the
statu under tli" till of Hit plHii of
Aglm Prtela. tttlrtg forth thn alms
of lh revolution In full. Th pro''
litniNlliin Pflx up a now provisional
uovernineni hi Mi'Xlin with (lot
nrnor de l.i llurrin n supreme
iJOtltroiinder Or I., lluerl.i Ik lo
rt until Knvernors of states Join
ing Mm Honiim wium- meet and iioiii
lnnl a miprnmo commander of their
own choice.
A prmbiionnl president for M
Iro K lo tin Hppnlntcil "a soon n .
thn promt plun li.u linen iirccpttid j
by Die llliornl ronBtltulltmullst
nrnnr."
Thn rwvolutlonary ftoldlrrn are lo
tin known im Hie "liberal ifint Itn -1
tlotMltol" umv, Tim liberal run-1
Mtliillonsllst port)' hki the mm im-i
imtiklriK till" phiiw of ( lerif r.i I Alvaro
Otiiegon for lliii presidency of .lex-'
li'n. t'hlef Interest to fiirplunrts i'
('Hind pi 1 1 1 1 lam nrln le of the plnn!
which M.i lit
"The Mipriiiir inminniidir of thnl
liheial -t tiki 1 1 ii ' tnnnli-i army nmi '
. S. Girl Sans Ponder
Sans Paint, Attractive
in Neat Gingham Dress
"hrf illil (ill thce good I'inK
lug girls come from'
Tlnit uiih n frequent question t
Iho high school ITMy. Urn re
tiii fur tho query was (hut most
of Ihe girls liml dnntml simple
gingham iipiiinit and everybody,
men the fiiniltv. iprceiKl lb
opinion that II helped their lonK
.Mont ,f them lift off the paint
snd powder liml they "looked
rlesn niil frh nmi sweet ' us
someone put It.
"Tim high school r onoiny ululi.
which Iti purpose. Is similar to th
overall rluii, bus been organln 'I
noil mntnUrs are to start wmr.iitf
oh) cloihiw Monday nmi Mum lu ll'
pull down lh II I. The RlMn
vprln Mprunn Krl'lny mT'
ly u prerniilure niH'rnii' e Mv
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ili'Mlm HM'I k link I unit It Mil I' '"I"
n iplrlt of ili-inorrriry In llu lildh
RChonl rorrlilom. I'rlliMpnl Mfiii
C I'runty l l)ihlnil thn inovrtVnl
Mini hope to Kft nil th" puplln 'o
nlKti "Wt .mt II ilemorrntl' 111
Ktltullnii.'1 ll" wil"l, "mill M.e Willi
lrm of Hlmpl" rloMifH In Hi" i.' i
nmi iiiili-kixit way to urt It
nil civil ntul mlllUry iiiithorltlen who
mipport ihlH inov"inrnl, will nffonl
nil li'Kiil prolnctlnn nmi Mifor'-emMit
Of tliolr li'Kiil rli?htM to all illlrrni
ntiil fori'lKrinrn, nn! .pi' uilly favor
iho development of ml lii'lugt rli
commerce. n"'l hiiHlneiin In Ki'imtul '
The plnn of Aftun I'rletii ipclrel
for effective. uffrnK Hti'l no r-election
BUYS ADDITION TRACT
I 'ill llni h) M)n lliird I'rln- for
MO Aerrn lmlll f HIiiiio
lunticr IIi'IkIiIa.
Pntrlfk J. Ilurlcv yenterilwy rloieit
a i1el with Chml.M tl. Wrlithletrinn
mill olhnm for Ht) Here lying juit
oiilh of Hti'iintirnHer Height In th
. xtn mr iiniitli .nrl of the c Itj Al
iliiiiRh 'h i ninl.li rut inn wnn not
i (Hirleil, li n uld thitt the pi i
w. Hi" iMtne' eer pnwl fur Tuifi
'iuthv h' rentse
Thin Mini ,n nliiiuted on the it er
flnnl, h'i'J ' xlrn.U to the Mlilhlll'l
Vitlley rxllroml irmke
Mr lure Bld yoeleriliiv thut
Ihc lit it ! will evenlunlly he minilUlil
Ml Into lum aiir) pliiveil on the in n -ke
(ih mi exrhioUe relieiillm' ee
Hon It In uMilernluoil Ihm the re
H i Irl Ion will he niicIi rtd will in-
iiure only ifsldeneeH of hlrh.-' Iie
nrt ronn'riiellon Mr lluriry r'
tetutu to bnln the rre tn.n of n
llotiid there within nhort lime
lie ha owned nererul mp.ilar i'I
illtiniiK to th'. city
I -Init n'l'oniiiik" maclim. r . k
I eh mei eiril'iKi"tH me I'MH i
h"ur!y teioriH of Ihe reiitHi- fimi
I I M if l."H l'iti nttii'iMihi i
Give Irish Coinedu i...miu- ,-i The uy .
" . . . ever v nrrpnntca Mt 01 olu ire
111. Sclliml AHHPinhltl liml All the rnMiimlnK. lnuko-'H'
member wan
hvr part.
h"!il re.ponml)lc for
....I afaaA .llreptlf.tl Wlltt II tlllP T lll
! ilioti of IH itiemhcm of the claen.
! ".-i ff idmi- i . Sit y ' ,i Mill!' W,rt Is .(inip"ed of Rlrl Kll' ll
r., i .. , ,1 ...ii ..l iv i... r ,. ne i-iuM drew for Minx,
ni'.ii'iiiK l" .i mi. . ,i hlKli ih lulling Hi.in.' dlrei turn. mtin.iRcr Ihe office of the cti'inly nuperln-, i onllnir to word received o' US
i, ii, r ,, ipd" "f 'I, ' f" i. . pen. d f ri"t imen nnd mtiKr-upn ntul en, n , u-niient "f d.-iumin
i:niiilnc (IiiiiiiIj- Tiik Iicix.
Kevcn pcoplo took Ihe fiiinly
ItenrherM examlnntion Thiimdny In from .r j,ome In Idella. Coir n
Snmv Drluy Ki-lurn.
A heavy imowntorm which b ickxt
mllrofTd truffle luut temporari y ith
lived tho return to Tulsa of MUi
llellv llettnuit. chief HOclal rtl(3
1 worker "f the child M-cltnrc t j.u'
local humano office.
TRADER'S
No. 4
105 East First Street
PRICES
"Figures and prices can be jug
gled to a finish, therefore, we do
not advertise prices, but by rea
son of our unparalleled advan
tages we sell for less and the
"Goods Must Be Good Goods
or the Sale Is No Good."
COME AND SEE
TRADER'S
No. 4
Osage 6970
Proprietor
Sanitary Cash Grocery
US iXorllt Main Street
I'ltotus Osnic (;i:t-!)lt:i riumca Osafc lii:i-!HI3
Frve (tclivcru on nil orders over $5.00, nmall orders
delivered for 10c.
CJwiinntx'od fruali country
per dozen uxtJ
I'riile of Terry r7pf
Flour, 2 Iba. tDl. I
MlehiKfin Navy Hoans,
per potinil 1UL
KtiHMet Hurbank Potatoes,
peck . $1.50
Meadow Queen Creamery
per pkp;. . . 65c
Grand I'rize Mut
ter, per pktc.
ISarly June l'eas,
per can
Sweet Corn,
per can
Tomatooa,
per can
Spinach,
U catiH for
Pumpkin,
per can
Hominy,
per can
67c
15c
15c
15c
25c
15c
10c
Broilers Hens Geese
Alio? and fresh home-dressed lo your order
Carnation
Grocery
AND
Market
"The Store With a
Conscience"
Tho
- rnnr
in . . iti VT
i iace wncrcvwr:
You Will
Eventually In
Trade
r.ln 8011M1
Mnln
Phono ().7J'J0
Some of the Good Things For
Saturday's Trade
Louisiana Strawberries, green vegetables of all
kinds, fruits of all kinds, Mrs. Lewis home
made cakes, cottage cheese, White Citu Jersey
Farm pure Jersey milk, pure Jersey cream,
plenty home-dressed chickens, com fed beef,
fancy milk fed veal, baby lamb.
Remember, if it is on the market, you will
find that we have it.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Carnation Grocery & Market
L. I). HE A VERS, Mgr.
Si
Gens Cash Stores Co.
7 STORES IN TULSA ONE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
Store No. 4
Purity Market and Grocery
East Second St.
Phone Osage 1702
'WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS'
SPECIALS FOR TODAY
87c
18-lb. sack Laralwe's best
Fiour, q:
eacn
21-lb. sack Larabee's best
;r- $i.69
lll-lb. sack Larabee's best
Flour,
each . .
Irish Potatoes, (!- Off
per peck $ JL.Otl
Fresh Country A A
Kfrprs, per doz. . . t:tc
rrr: 64c
fi-lb. pails Home Rendered
I ill rd,
each . .
$1.29
1Mb. pails Home HQ
Rendered Lard.., lOt
Compound Lard, OFC
per lb uOj
G-lb. CriBCo
for
.'Mb. Crisco
for
$1.92
97c
10 bars P. & G. HQ
Soap lOt
Nice size Prunes, OF
per lb UtJK,
Evap. Peaches, OC
per lb UOL
CJallon cans solid pack
Ulackberries, fr-i 1 A
each tPl.lU
Box Salt,
each ....
5c
5c
Havo your Panama lint cleaned
and hlockod by our expert hat
ter Stilts cleaned and rA
preyed PXuU
Auto ncllvory Service
ltnffaln CltiuiorH and llntlrm
1 1 1. V. .Main Phono 0-2140
OSAGE GROCERY
& MARKET
107 EAST FIRST ST.
Plenty of ft young hen thnt we
dross ourselves .....
Kancy rtolled
nib Itoxst. . . .
Veal Klimilder
nnant
Pork Slionldcr
Itoust
I'liol'e 1.CRS
nf I .iimh
Shoulder
of ttmb ,
Veal
Steak and Chops
Venl Ilreaul
to xttiff
Oood
Hnioked llacon ,
Dixie. Hacon
Squares
Hwlffs Picnic
HaniN
C'ottnRn Itamf,
boneless
... 38c
... 25c
... 28c
...40c
... 30c
...35c
.18c
38c
...28c
... 25c
- 40c
43c
80c
40c
78c
..... 63c1!
Ve8on
OH, pint
W'e-won Oil,
quarts , c
Mnzola Oil,
plntu
Matola Oil,
quarts
Meadow Oold
Creamery Uutter
llrookflold (IQn
Crnamery nutter....... UOC
Mnnolla Creamery f7fn
nutter, ft ounces UL
I.lly Ilrand MarR.irtne. AD
colored rxOC
niuo mbbon QQ
MarRarlne, colored..... OOC
liem Nut Marprlne, AOn
colored JtOL
Oeni Nut,
plain
lS-lb.
Crtsco
3-lb.
Crisco
45c
SPECIAL ON CRISCO TODAY ONLY
48c
.....95c
33c
(l. lb.
Crisco
9-lb.
Crisco -r
Onc-lb. package best Breakfast Bacon,
sliced
.,$1.90
.. $2.85
..50c
Just received A shipment of Morrell's Iowa's Pride
Hams and Bacon. (
OSAGE GROCERY
& MARKET
107 East First St.
Osage 2080
Matches,
per box
Gallon cans Red Pitted
2,rr!C!: $1.69
Gallon cans solitl pack
Peaches,
each
83c
Gallon cans solitl pack
t'T: 83c
2 cans tall Hale's OPC-.
Leader Milk LiDL
Dozen
lots ..
$1.48
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Cudahy Ham, QQ
whole or half OOL
l ib. pkjr. Sliced (fAp
Macon, each OlJKs
Rex Hacon, in
per lb Trvfl
Picnic Hams, O A
per lb i'-s
Hop; Liver,
per lb UC
SausaKe,
per lb. .
15c
18c
Chuck Roast,
per lb
Chuck Steak, 9fir
per lb iiUC
Spring Chickens
Veal Steak,
per lb
Hcef Roil,
per lb. ...
Hamburger,
per lb
Link Sausage,
per lb
25c
15c
15c
20c
Piggly
Wiggly
ALL OVER THE WORLD
Swift's Jewel Shortening, -J Q
4-lb. pail tpJL.JLO
$2.35
58c
Swift's Jewel Shortening,
8-lb. pail
Swift's Premium Sliced Hacon,
in carton, lb. .'
Swift's Premium Pure Lard, (1"PA
5-lb. pail tpJL.DU
Swift's Premium Pure Lard, dQ AA
10-lb. pail tDOUU
Meadow Gold Creamery Butter, Of
per pkg OtjC
(irand Prim Creamery JQ
liuitor, per pkK DOC
Prookfleld Creamery
Outter, per pku
68c
97c
Clc.ir Hrook Crcamcr- A n
llutter. por pktr 04:C
pi r lb. pall 34c
CrlM'O,
pur 3-lb. pall
CrlhCO, (T- QQ
per 6-lb. pall tDJL.OU
Wllhou'H Certified Olco, r-
colornd, 1icr lb OJLC
l.ineoln Olco, colored, QQn
per lb OOl
(iem Nut Oleo
colored, per lb
(Jem Nut Oleo,
lil.un, per lb
Nueoa Nut Olco,
jier lb....
Troco Nut Olco,
per lb
43c
33c
36c
33c
Diamond A Oleo, '-)Q
colored, per lb OOC
Wilson Nut Oleo, QO
per lb OmL
I.ily trand Olco, colored
Hweet Ilk. Q.,
per I'lnt .- l
I resh Sweet Ilk, -J Q
per quart JLoC
Alt lOo pks. Spices, QJ.
per pkB- OllC
All loaves KreMi Bread,
15c loavcti
13c
:c,:d:. 9c
All makes Kresh tlrcad,
10c loaves . . . .
Kresh Ityo Hrcail, with or with
out need, - A ,
ISc lo.ivcs JL4xC
Vienna Stylo Hrc.ul,
15o Io.ivdh
Kresh Premium Soda Crackers,
20(1 pkK.
for .... r ..... .'
Hcd Star V'lour.
24-lb. suck . . .
14c
ackers,
15c
$1.91
$1.69
Oood Homo Flour,
21-lb. ssck
Kresh nBf, In carious, i (r
per dozen .
Chicken Feed,
per lb
Chicken Kecd, 8 1-3 lb.
sack for
H.iIo'h Loader Milk,
tail cans, each
Cotlolone, No. 2
slzo cans, each
P. & C. Soap,
per bar
P. & O. Soap,
per 10 bars. . .
,5c
55c
12c
57c
. 7c
75c
P. & O. Soap, per (Jr7 (Tf
case of 100 bars. ... to t)U
Sun He.'im Mayonnatse
Dresslnir, per bottle
Freah Grated Horrerad
Ish, por 16-oz. Jar
Snlder's Catsup,
large bottlo . . . .
I.ux. two pkes.
(or
Palm Olivo Soap,
3 liars for ,
20-Mulo Team Borax,
per pkjr
Faust Spaghetti,
lOo pkg
Skinner's Spaghetti,
per lOo pk
Oolilen Ago Spaghetti,
10c pkg
Shrodili'd Wheat Bis
cult, per pkg
Pottljohn's Breakfast
Food, per pkg
I.lbby's Roups,
2 cans for.
t)r. Price's Baking
Powder, pcf can....
9 lit, .
. .. out
.33c
29c
25c
25c
.15c
.Sic
. Sic
.Sic
14ic
.23c
.25c
T24c
Jello or Jiffy Joll Ico Cream
Powder, all flavors, "I Q J
per pkg. lOat
No. 2 Hand Packed To
matoes, two cans for. .
No. 2 enn Pumpkin,
each - t
25c
..9c
COFFEES
Yaunfl Hens
lljle a header,
pound
49c
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Strawberries, 2 boxes for nc
om ritnr and vr.tiinwiuii: djuwutmknt is co.MPiiinii vh haw, many spixiai.s
FOB TODAY THI'I AHOVi: PIUCIVS AUK. i()OD AT Al.l. OFIt STOKUS
Upton's Steel Cut, Pi
tiniuid 9xC
Whlto House,
pound
55c
No. , 700 W. Park I I No. 2, 10th and Elgin No. ,?, 10 1 E. Hodge
Phuno Omico s(l Phono Osagt I'JHi! Phono fl'J III
.Vf). , Purity I .V. ., Fnin iew I 'o. li, 101!) I I No. 7, Purity
Grocery and Ihmldcr ... . Market
Plinno 1702 PlmniMKigo HIIS Osngo 1702
Folgcr's Golden Gate, n-t 4
pound OIC
Arabian Banquet,
pound
61c
COFFEES
SU Nlchol.is,
3-pound can . . . .
Alton's
Old 30
Arbucklo's,
pound
Breakfast Delight,
pound
St. Nicholas,
2-iiund can .
$1.71
..44c
...45c
57c
$1.15
COFFEES
Ureakfabt De Luxe,
pound
Nature's Best,
pound ;
Maxwell House,
pound
H. & K..
pound
Balder,
pound
55c
61c
56c
61c
47c
WE DON'T MEET PRICES WE MAKE THEM
21 East
First St.
Pig
gly Wi
21 East
First St.

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