The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], April 25, 1920, Final Edition, SECTION-A, Page 3, Image 3

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SECTION A.
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1920
PLAN BUREAU FOR
BETTERJUSINESS
Ad Club Discuss Forma
tion at Luncheon
Next Thursday.
GIVE BANQUET MAY 12
Change Date of Regular Noon
Luncheon Meetings to
Aid Trade Trips.
Tlie rcKulnr weekly luncheon anil
rnortlnK of tlio AdvcrtlslnK club U
lo be hold next Thurmlny Instead of
Tuesday bocauite of tlio trudo trip
by tho retail tnorcliantH association.
As nil of tho trnilo trips aro to foe
mado on Tuesdays, AdvortlsliiR club
luncheons will bo held op Thursday
for the noxt mo wccks.
Sneakers will tnako four :nlnute
h.iik nn the bettor business bureau
i which Is to be established hero as
n,llnnif tn tliA Ailvprllftllll elllll
'and as a most Important medium of
LottcK service to all Business men
The' speakers and their subjects
are.
K. T,. McAncllv, "Objects of a Met
tor Business llurcsu and How It
Serve."
Max Madansky. "How It Trotects
the Public and Jtcduces Unfair Com
petition." S, O. Plckerlnu. "tlow It helps
Honest lluslncss to Maintain Accu
racy and How It Ilemoveji .Suspicion
llctwccn Firms."
I)r. Krcd S. Clinton, "How It
AucmcntH Community Prestige.
Joe I-yon, "Jlow it Affects Flnn
cial Advortlslnir."
II. 8, Itaymond, "Classified and di
rect by 'Mall Advertlslnp: How Af
fected by the lioitcr Kuslness Bu
rtau." K. S. Horn, "A, unique service and
How It Co-"opcratci With Newspa
pers." At a banquet to bo Riven on May
12, concrete Hteps are to bo taken to
ward the establishment or tho hot
ter business bureau. Several hun
dred business men will bo Invited lo
bear a speaker of national rcputa
Hon who Is connected with tlio As
sociated Advertising clubs of tho
world.
Hotter business bureaus nro now
maintained In virtually every city of
importanco in America. These bu.
rraiis have been found to fill a pe
culiar place In tho general scheme
of business, and nro regarded as a
tremendous factor In maintaining
proper relations between business
men and their riistnmprs and clients
I I 1 .. I .. .1... .....! IH
JivniiciiiK kill' KIO.'I'H liruu Hi
Tulsa of a ervlcn such as the better
business bureau lendnis, the Adver
tlsinK club definitely decided a few
days iibo to perfect the oruanlzatlon
that Us effects may UckIii to l"
felt at once.
State Brief 8
JOT, April 21 - It. W. Aifolll re
cently purchased tho Savoy theater
from O. A. Hltmhaw. Tho new
owner has beuti the erection of an
nlrdoma and will provlda n perma
nent home for tho show.
CHUItOKKR, April 21 Harry
Spurrier, formerly of thin city but
for tho last two yearn postmaster
at Kiowa, Knn., 1ms resigned and
will accept a position' with a corres
pondence school nt Tulmt.
class In high school will prescn-t Its
iirm commencement proRram Fri
day, April 30. when tho playct,
"When Hmlll. nut will l.
stased at tho limprem theater. Ho-
noarsam are DeltiR tieia dally.
1'ONC.V CITY, April 21. -Tho
chamber of commerce went on rec
ord Thursday nlttht for a hard sur
face road system for Okkihomn,
ulrnllar to the plans proposed by
Governor Robertson, it developed
that the governor's proposed $7B,-
BUILDING
MATERIAL
Automatic tamped cement
blocks nro practically an dura
bio as natural stono and aro
the most oconomlcal building
material on tho market. Wo
aro prepared to furnish ce
ment brick and blocks for all
building purposes, either de'
llvored or set In place.
Our products are used by
many of the most reliable con
tractors and builders and" have
proven absolutely satisfactory.
Gibraltar Cement
Construction Co.
Kiclndm Mnmifsctnrrrs of
Automatic Tnmrxxl nrick ngl
Itullillns Morten
111-11 nichard nidc.
Osas S17
Tulsa, Oklm.
Oon.nnn bonil Itsnr mi.,1(I be RladlV
auppurtiM here
lllidOH, April 21 - A post if the
American Legion wim oriTunlicd here
Thursday. At the lose nf an ad
dress by 1". .1. I!. lined of OkmulKco,
a vote was taken supporting pro
posed bonus legislation. Tempnrnry
officers were elected, and a meeting
called for next Wednesday to com
plete tho job.
PAWIlfSKA, April 21 The new
est oil town on the map 1 Pulare. In
the middle of the gustier field near
Wlldhorse .In the okirc. It In loca
tud on the Katv and Is tlio near
est to the latest oil dlscoxeiles In
the neighborhood of Hominy.
IIIINHYKTTA, Apul H Tlir
of entert.iltitiietilH for the lam sum
mer in wnien Ttnm nuien men n
Thomas II. Manhsll. Uatpli Pollelte.
oplc rteiNl mid Champ Clark will
be Hie drawing eiirds
ADA. April The Pontotoc Cus.
torn Uln company, with a capitali
zation of $23,000, announces illvl
ilcnds of I IK, too tir SO per rdnt. This
company was organlied In I9H. mid
Is rompmcd of farmetn who finance
their own ginning It Inn been a
p.Oltig proposltlnii from the stint,
but this year's profits exceed the
record - -
NORMAN'. April 21 -Twenty. five
university seniors were elected to
membership ediirsdn afternoon
In Pill Heln Kappa, the Inr.ii nf
mtiiUatlun of wlilili is t . . he in
stalled shortly. Public notice nf the
date ii till nature of the Installation
will be made Inter.
I'O.WA CITY, April 21. Tele,
grains wero sent I'lldaj to Con
giesrimnu Knyder of New York,
chairman of tho house Indian nf
fairs committee, requesting that the
committee visit Patten city on Its
rnntemtdalcd trln to nkliihonm tu
study Indian matlerH fltst hand. 1
ripaln Inigiites only fi per cent
of Its cultivated land but the irrl
gated oectlons produce about one
fourth of tho couiitiv's crops.
ulsa Electric
Shoe Shop
Fine Shoe Repairing
Tlie PIncc to Go NVhcn Others
Foil to Sntisfy
402 S. Main
BEAR OIL
9 for HAIR
AN WDIAN'3 SECRET
On ef U txtnl lrrHnU ft
RtUllt for U hur Ii itnuin hv
hoi fourtil In trur othr htlr rffpift
Uon. hulht htl wxUA in mm
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tf.isrnff mhrn tff olh'f htr lnllnfl M itHl-
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i in imuIU In mmlJcrM bop 1m I. Yttf
1 Why tfm ff ttmiln If jnrt fin rm
' Ttr t If othr ri nMilnl n fmwih or
tif foniitfrf'l dn1ru(Tt or tftttI 'ntof httf
, ihrnuth KofiUft, vhy r fwl fnt (W hot
rf KOiALKO t ""T buiy 4rut '! nr nA to
rrnia ttittr ftr iiiwk tot HBOCIILBE with
i l'H(H)r Hot of Hot tlun tn
J, K. BrltUto, !och SUUoa F, New Yrk, N. T.
.is
Calomel salivates I It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on a sluggish
liver. When calomel comes into contact
with sour bile It drashes into it, causing
cramping and nausea.
Take "Dockon' Liver Tone" Instead!
"uouson s zjver Tone" is a picas
ant, vegetable liquid which starts
your liver Just as surely as calomel,
but doesn't make you sick and can
not Fallvato.
Children and grown folks can take,
Podson's Uver Tone, because It Is
perfectly harmlcs.
Calomel Is a dangerous dm. It
la mercury and attacks your bones.
Take a dose of nasty oalomel today
and you will feel weak, sick and
nauscutod tomorrow. Don't loso 11
day's work. Take a spoonful of
Dodson's Uvcr Tono Instead and you
will wako up feeling great. No more
biliousness, constipation, sluggish
ness, headache, co.ttcd tongue or
sour stomach. Your druggist says If
you don't find Dodson's Jvcx Tone
nots better than horrlbto calomel
your money Is waiting for you,
tAdvt.
MOST everyone in Tulsa is
in urgent need of, more
office space. Until one or
more of the present buildings
now under construction and
the proposed skyscrapers are
completed this condition will
exist
A Hule Art Steel Typewriter
stand takes up but very little
space in the office and can be
rolled about from room to
room if necessary.
Why not install one or morn
of these space savers until1
more room is available. They
are inexpensive and most efficient.
tni 1 ii w
Western Bank Supply Co.
315 South Boston Street
OSAR13 4803 ANT O&AfiH IMS
Curtis Brown Announces
The Greatest Silk Hosiery
Sale in the Southwest
rTHIS great sale of fine Silk Hosiery is the result of many
A months of preparation and the final deliveries of con
tracts placed early in 1919. While present costs are daily ad:
vancing and production is limited, other concerns are forced
to pay more at wholesale than our present sale prices, which
are far. below, and in many instances HALF the price asked .
elsewhere.
Being the. largest distributors of Silk
Hosiery in the Southwest, naturally our buying of
this Hpccinl grado of hosiery together with belated
deliveries, makes this the most remarkable hosiery
display we ever assembled. More than 10,000 pairs
of silk hose are here, marked in this sale at about
one half their actual intrinsic value.
' And every pair is of first quality. The
markets and some stores arc flooded with cheap, in
ferior and second' grade hosiery, which is freely of
fered at bargain prices, and sometimes sold as first
qualily. We positively guarantee every pair of these
hose in this sale to be pura silk, free from all flaws
and imperfections, and to be full size.
In contracting and buying thej-losiery we present here, we sought firs'tfor.
Quality and then the Price, ftjost any store can sell cheaper grades of merchandise at low
prices. Rut the quality, fineness of texture and serviceability of this hosiery is positively
unmatchnblc elsewhere, unless you care to pay almost tjoublc our pric.
$2-35
One hundred dozen pure silk hose,
full shaped, seamed back. Comes
only in cordovan shade, which is in
great demand at the present time.
This hose carries a triple heel and toe of high grade
lisle, the sole is double knit. Elastic lisle top, A
positive 9I5.50 value.
$0.60
. Here, is the greatest hose value 'wo
have offered in years. TJhrco hun
dred and thirty dozen -full fash
ioned, pure thread silk hose that
retails everywhere at $5. GO to ?G. Shown in. black,
white, cordovan, and the new russet shade. It will
be economy to buy a full seuson's supply at thjs price.
a j- Eighty-six dozen pairs of Phoenix
J TcO pure silk hose at this price, which
I 1 cannot again be duplicated by us or
1 t..n
any oiijer cuiicuri nnywnuru. run
fashioned, with lisle top, double-heel, toe and sole.
Comes in black, white and plain colors. Also a black
drop stitched number at this price.
3
Qj- 'A remarkable collection of the
JJ hitrhest trrade hosiery, retrularlv re
tailing at $6.25 to $6.75. Two hun
dred dozen extra heavy plain black
and white. One hundred and thirty-five dbzen all
silk hose in plain black only, with colored silk tops.
Eighty-five dozen embroidered silk hose, black and
white, only. '
Sixty-five dozen of a remarkable
pure silk hose by Phoepix, in a
new drop stitched number. Comes
in black only. Full jA - K
fashioned. Priced hcrotJ)TcAtJ
Women's heaviest quality all silk"
hose, full fashioned, silk heel, toe
and sole. Comes in black, navy
and cordovan, (tPC PFt
Kcgular $8.25 value. . ipO00
Extra fine quality black silk hose,
contrasting silk colored tops;
hand drop stitch open work on
front ankle only. A flr7 QfT
regular $10.50 value. P
Men, Here Are Remarkable Hose Values!
At these low prices it will pay you to lay in a season's supply
AIcd'b cotton hosiery In plain
.'oloin of Kray, tan. I'nltn
ittmqli, iiitvy and black anil
rhllo. Itrtniarkablo values
b :.ius(. of thn fact that jiii.
Ilar qtlalltltm today urn
iiinlcil lilKhor at 'v
wlinlninlu prices.... Jt)C
Mcn'fl cotton Halo tiosr, rtnu
blo soli trlplo licrl anil toe;
plain coloro of Kray, thani
pnrcno. tan anil Mark, lllaj
tic rlhliftl top; vory horvlfi
ablo anil prlcoil at about tlp
present wholesales
worth
35c
Men m 1'hoenix lllo hone, n
loitofl coiton yarn, faitt lye.
asmiril miperlor iuallty and
HfrVlee. I'lain colon) or Bray,
Cordovan ami white and
black, all nl.e, 9 V4
lo II I'rieed at
V .11114
65c
A special lot of discontinued
Phoenix tdlk hose. In fancy
pattern Siren It to 12 oni
Heftiilarly priced and nld at
1 1 3S. HepaUHci of tho fact
that thin number l tlnnon-
tlnurd, wn uro
prlclne thorn at
90c
Men'n pure, Phoenix Kllk hose,
full faHhmned, top, heel, mile
and too upcclally woven of
delected cotton UhIo yarn,
three thread pure UI; ankl"
and leif; unuuual sorvice
euarantred.
1'rlced at ... .
$1.15
Men'n Phncnlx all pure silk
hoe In fancy drop stitch
MtyloH with Krench top. Also
hIiowu In clox In black, whltn
and cordovan, with French
top. TIiIm Ik an exceptional
value and Ih npe
clajy priced at .
$1.30
MAIL
ORDER&PILLED
, Tho House of Kupponhoimcr Clothes
PHONE
ORDERS FILLED