The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], April 27, 1920, Final Edition, Page 7, Image 7

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1920
MORE HOSPITALS
VITALLY NEEDED
K'ew St. John's Space to
But Meet Present
Requirements.
SMITH MAKES APPEAL
Doctor Tells Ktwanis CluL of
Fast Growing Needs
I'"or Facilities.
in n nliiln. mivnrnishpil addrc he-
for- the Klunnl clul) at the weekly
ittuheon hi UotH TliiM ycM.rim.v
poon. nr. Kaipn Wllim. mnn nm
ftwn wade n Mromt uppcnl for moi
JioipllHl mince 111 which to cure fur
the rltv -i nrrncirii.
In Tulna, he rn'i. liter- ii" or- h
pltiil ti"i) foi vrv fiOO prrwiii!,- 111
i iM.ilin.ii.t ''lt, Wichita unit whir
ii If m of Hlnillur l thire In x huff
plt.i! Pi'il for even SO0 I'erniPH. I hi
pii iiilonr,! thi' new Ht. Ji'lmi" hospital
will t I K now under etiinlriin .on. Mil
. ....... i .1.... i..n ii,,.iift. :t fiti fill
rjixMit needV. the cltj lt Biowlnir m
j't th-it another lame hoiipltal wilt
likely hp needed on I.
i:ri hospital In Tuliw lis erJMl"il.
h" f 'Id
.Wine Jailbirds Sinff
Their Way to Liberia,
Sawing Through liars
Nine masculine lolim hurst
forth in sonc lichlPi) the Iron hir
of the illv Jail about midnight
Sunday night.
(.'mnnilmlonfr V M Holm
"topped In the middle of ,i f-en-Irncc
when the Mctrtoi l.m. dli
eordatit ttutpit fell on hl earif.
KorRriint Hoh Jonti looked
iiiknncci nt John I'enn. tho Jailer.
"Sprltur la hcn." homo one vol
untrrrcd "No, they .hint found a dime I
left on ttnit hmt pin heAd,' 1'eim
MiiRKeifted.
Without pniife the nine ranger
went ihrouith a repertoire of tdil
tlmere. Including "After the lull
Wan over.' "fuming Through tho
ftye." "MctiipIiIh Hound. "II
Trovutnre " and "The .trur. Itahv."
Winn they were "hfnMntr down"
on the itrnhiH of "Swerl Ijiml of
I.lhcrtV' the Jailer rit wiicplf't i'i
A llifroiifli Inopnctlon of the.
Jail reeled nothing out of tho
ordlnaiv h nil lifter the neuron wan
over the Mnelin: continued .Vum
her after imniher were rendered
In II perMMenl, If Hot mtiKleliinly
manner. At ,i o'clock the tnulo
ended In the inliM of "Shall We
(lather Ht tho Itlver " When 1I10
turn. key entered tho Jail UR.HII
the nine MngerM wero Bono find
about in bars hnd heen rawed In
two to permit their escape
JUDGE JACKSON HONORED
o.'oih mid the prrWers woo bed
it ' SO .luili.'.. .Iiirkmin died Ssttlil v
, morning nt a hosplt.il hern o th'
Itcxilnllons of stnti' Official llonil 1 rrmilt of ptomaine piiIhoiuiib 1 oupliil
1 lit funeral SomIcim.
' lt tforll".l l'fffut flliite Wire
I OKt.Alln.MA CITY, April IB -I
lifHOliitiolm of iepcet .idopted hy
I the Hlnte official on the occhhMii
, of the dialh of .Indue W. C Jiieh
1 mm. rhiilrniiiii of tip' Miitr indiiHtrlu)
I I'oinmlfHion. were re id thm nftei - 1 Wood, coniliiHiloner of IiIrIiwhN"
i noon nt the fumiul htvIi'uh n the j .....
Irourtrooni nf the eonimtniiloii hy
U'hlrf .TnMlir TIiuiii.ih II nwiii of
llie Mipi l inn mill 1.
Ii'irlnu th- fmcral n'l h inneMi ft
with heart illsence.
The hody of Jinlue ,lii. l.oli w
luUen tonlshl to MimkoRi'f for Inirl 'l
tomorrow Aei-omti.ui) InR the hody
were the wife. II f Mveri and Mix.
tie Taylor, metnhets nf the Indii--Irliil
oottimlMlnii. A II Ne'li i"'
telary of the eommiHslon. 11ml lleni
the Mute of nklnhomn cmkci1 nt 2 ,",0.000
It has heen estimated that one Ice
land waterfnll eouhl t'n tnadn to
vield f.0.000 homepower and uuoihi'i-
I Port -nine pei hlow n lv rum-
1 t , 1 ...
..in. Ii. itd hy him for Infan'.lle "'eni irs.r-jrneni
p. r i!ysl. The hoy's eiise wfi-' oullm
r. In Kiifh a milliner Hint Klwnttu
r'lih niemhern nld later thev wlwheil
th. v inuM -art n ilottn hoiP;iN for
ll.e trrntinent of eltarlty eam-H nlci
This tv w.ic fiirnlaln.1 hr.i.-. hv
I le Klwanli iluh Minic time wi
k helnjt given evry iiittnllo' 1 lit
inuM he he-ioweil nil WTMtln p.i 1
if ii. .ililioiiBh hlluht hope wn. rx-'
pfvfMtt foi lis eotnplete reeowryj
, .iU'o of the Uteres In s'ettlns the 1
"On With the Dance
Famous Mimes Coming to Tulsa
In tlie nnltc nf lit tnirrr Imtlrt orrnntrnt lnn. lilrli lin ftlvrit tn rlinrro
I thp nrtftfntiiHmt nt nrHitil itprm iirlrr. tlirri rrimln nun rompitnv of
nninrw tttiNh Mil tair tn Urrp in ftmtfr lh- let tnidlllnn of Hit llnllrt ltn
n sr liMtr ronif to ttnnw It, himI iltt fnr1lifrnii't( nt rfittitur prlrr-. J hU
In ttti ilnl(tli Unltit tt.illH Intltnr u hlrli nppnrft In lonjumtlnn with thn
t.lltlf jniphuii), founded It) (inrxr llurrrtr.
ftnlm U tin niiUt urM Uiinwn to nil toirm of th dnnrp. Ilr l nf th.it
rrent rliwl of KiisihIiiii Ikiinrrr wliop nrt tm hrromr In 11 m tritdltlnnnt.
Holm i nnip lirrr nt thr flrnt ilunrrr of t lie IHmhllrtf troupf itttlrh liml mndn
otifti 11 rniillon.il oii(ir In lliiroi nnd, UUtmc Amrflrn, drrldrd In rvntntn.
Ilf rnittlnni tilth thf Mrtrnpolltiin, lint Iihm IIKpiiUp hffii rtumrtl hy h
4 lilrHRfi Oprru rumpiiitj to Ihra lift in out iiitihllluiia tmdurtloni for th
rniiiliijr f piiMin,
Thr tun mnHrkuhlo rompnnlfft 11IU npprnr ut inntrntlnn hnll ti I'rldny
firnlnjr, AprU 30.
Sfiitu on nr ut Iarro" JSlutlc Co. unit ((tinker Drue Co,
.1
EXPANSION
, lid rronU and I r 1' C
liii were eh.'irinen of the nicit-
c
I
Women
If you nre Tired, Over-Worked,
Run Down, Vinol, our Cod Liver
and Iron Tonic, willheip you.
112-114
SOUTH MAIN
SALE
112-114
SOUTH MAIN
Mrs.. Catcher Says So
So. I'ltuburc, Tcnn . I was in i
fr.ik. run-down condition, no appetite
Hid rould not sleep I teach school nnd
tntild hardly keep pround. A friend told
mc about 'inol and it Mopped my courIi,
tave me n Rnod appetite and built tne
to I feel .tronKer in every way."
Mrs. C. IMIakher.
Women who are run-down, nervous
irk cnercy and workinR strength should
'kc 'inol as it contains Beef and Cod
' ver t'fflnnpc Ir.tn nurl llt.nrv.
, ospltitcs. the ver elements needed to
, . 'tore a lost appetite, cnricli the blood
d create strencth.
our money back If it fails.
i t i,s nut (. :n.
ami tlrtixKMs I'lfij wliero
With the city of TuUa and the demand for merchandise, the Union Department
Store has continued to increase it's stock to meet its demnnd, until now there
is only limited floor space unoccupied in our building. Stocks must be radically
reduced to make room for the workmen who arc to soon build another room on
the rear of our present building. Come in today and reap your share of the
bargains we now offer.
Tulsa Union Bulletin
Ladies' Department
DRESSES
Silk pnplln and flowered voile
drcsics, sule price
$11.95
LADIES' SUITS
Pretty new suits of htrpo. trlcotlnn
iml polo cloth at
.817
BUSINESS CARDS
NEW BLOUSES
Of voile nnd organdy, specially
priced at
Oeoijrette. Mouses, pretty new
models, priced at
95c
$5.98
THE'CHILDREN'S DAY
NURSERY
:it Horn i ciikyk.nni:
I'HONK 1006
Children Cared for During Worklns
or Shopping Hours.
SPRING MILLINERY
Milan, horso hair hrald, mallncs, sailors In
raided In a lot, hpeeially QA QQ
priced at uVl.l70
Other new nnd prottv fnndeli;
110 OS values, on sale at
$7.98
nitr.ANizi; voirit iii;.sim:ss
Aik tor ilrttitt ot Common I.w Com
pniri iindrr Ptclaritlon ot Trutt.
I.ltrrttur. Krei.,
CorporJtloir Orjinlifd In Any fttt.
.MID.CONTINr.NT I.KC.Mj
si:ii u-i:
f"' K-nnt-dT Hid Ttilu, OkI
- i
v m:kkatz ami c. jiooiit:
SOME RARE BARGAINS
ladles' white hose, all sl7.es priced OC
nt $l.."n per dozen; 2 pair LdOKy
Tadles' Queen Quality shoes regular QQ
JO values; priced at tJliiO
I.tdles' house dresses of gingham and QQ
percale; halo price iOt
Ladles' aprons a hlg variety to
select from at only
98c
Hundreds of other hlg bargains In useful mer
chandise. Corao and see.
Ladles" wash waists very neat and QQp
sheer priced nt JOs
Men's Department
MEN'S SUITS
Tho only plae.i you can huy Hqrt (PQfT Qf?
Schaffncr A: Marx suits nt DiUUO
200 sulta ot other m.iltca pretty nhades and
materials; our special salo prleo
as low as $3lt..o up to
$47.50
100 DOZEN SHIRTS
Of the famous. Wilson llros, brand pretty
sti IpeM and checks and priced now (fi-t A Q
nt $l.:i nnd D1.'47
.Manhattan shirts In 'a variety of
patterns; our sale prlco . .
$1.89
HOSIERY
Men's Jinse a tnlghiy good huy for
thrifty men at per dozen
$1.00
BOYS' UNDERWEAR
Hoys' short sleeve long leg underwear QQ
priced 03 low as Ot7v
Hoys' athletic underwear good
materials hero nt
Hoys' night shirts, a special lot
for this salo pried nt
Ovcrfcoas caps always mako the
hoy happy: they're here at
Hoys' dress caps somo very nifty
caps, plain and fancy at
Hoys' felt hats, good nihility and
new shapes, priced at . . . .
Hoys' suits for play or school; splendid finali
ties, priced upward fl0 QQ
from P0.70
A hose that will stand tho hoys' wear l f?
Is certainly good; these, aro at J.OC
Chllelrens rompers; they wear nnd
wash well, priced at
69c
69c
69c
69c
98c
39c
A GREAT KHAKI SALE
This store carries the largest stock of khaki
goods to ho found In this or any surrounding
state. They aro all specially priced too In till
hale nt wonderful bargains. Consorvo clothing
hy wearing khaki,
SI. A, Hri'f kcnrldgo Ix-o Daniel ,
Cluw. IU Hotlck I
i.wv oi'riri's I
Breckinridge, Bostick &
! Daniel
Kxehsnn V;illnii,l tlnnli lliiilrfinr-
I'lione Qvngo 700 Tnlsn. Okln.
Dr. John Lee
GIlMTO.Um.VAllV. KID.VITY,
Diseases of Women
11.1(5 South Main Ht.
Onniro 10.2
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in
ARMY GOODS
Tours Steamship
Tickets
n--it tourist companies, K.nht
trmhii lines.
Intfteitlnc mnrafr t-urs to
IJuropf and battlKflfliln. U- up
Clarence Campbell
rtalncoats,
caled beams
Army Shirts,
Si. .10 ami
O. I). Wool
overcoats
O. D. Wool
Hhlrts
Wrapped I.cgglns,
51,,'iU and
Canvas Legglns,
$1,00 and
Khaki
Hrceche
$3.98
.$2.98
$8.75
$2.50
$2.00
.$1.50
$1.50
$3.00
$1.00
$7.50
Army Shoes, goornment
inspected, ST.snand
Army
Cloves -,
Overseas
Caps ,
Army Sanitary Kits,
SI. Ml and
Army Comforts,
slightly used .. r
$8.98
...25c
$2.00
$1.98
TULSA UNION DEPARTMENT
STORE
112-114 SOUTH MAIN
I'ostal money order senirrs any Item hy mall.
.Money orders nrc tnUcn tviro of tlio Niine day
re-cicd.
TulNt hnnk reference. Itcjurci's over
sioo.ono.oon,
Two
Unusual
Bnrcatn
Days
un
Store
Hours
8:30 to
6 p. m.
Saturday
Until
9 p. m.
213-215 S. MAIN STREET
SALE of All
ReadytoWear
200 SUITS
Grouped in Four Big Lots
$22-50 29-50
$39'50 $49-50
Take your choice from suits formerly selling from $35.00
to $85.00, all snappy models in regular and extra sizes. 16
to 48. Tricotincs, gabardines, French Serges, Poiret twills
and all wool mixtures.
VALUES EXTRAORDINARY
I in ' A 4'U
i I By m$ h4s $tt i A
I lp
I
350 Dresses
Specially Priced
$iq-5o $25-00
$39.50
350 specially purchased dresses. The dress sen
sation of the season. Beautiful new 'models,
hardly any two alike, in styles for every purpose,
every occasion. Beaded georgettes, taffetas,
crepe-de-chines, satins, foulards and combinations.
WOOL SCARFS
VERY SPECIAL AT
$3.50,$7.50,$10.50
New shipment just in. An assortment of beautiful new colors
and combinations in the latest belted, collared, plain and pocket
models, all fringe trimmed.
SKCOND I'lOOIt
117 Mum fl... n Q1I1.7?K
1 in 1 11 1 U Wool
. - - - - D rirreches
I 1.-.1 in. 1 1. mi . . n Bocks,
I IB .1 nlr ,
l I 1 1' 1 A f I I I IV I I m . . . ' CI
1 i IV VV 1- V 1 I y o. T, nlanltets. sie ojrr ri iuimi iiiuik rcicmnxa". in'Mjurccs over i
itvi'im'm, iiici-Aci-q I I ooxst, sn.08 and tD I 0J I sioo.ono.tioo. Ill
EXTRA SPECIAL
10 Dozen New Middy Blouses
$2.75
All White and White with Red or Blue
Collars and Cuffs; all sizes, 8 to 14, 16 to
20, 36 to 44.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Silk Taffeta Petticoats
$6.95
Five dozen in the tot. Excellent vK
ues in all leading colors and sizes'--'-
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