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TULSA DA I LY WORLD, WEDNESIU, ArKTL 28, U20
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NEW EPISCOPAL
CHURCH ASSURED
Sum of $75,000 Is Being
Raised as the Initial
Installment.
WILL COST $200,000
ImprovcmontH Also Include
I'nrlHh HoiiHc Willi Iimli
tulional Feature.
Thn mini of 171,000 In now limitf
rato'il liy inrniliom f Hie 'I rtnn . !
Ililm'nn cliilirli of till llv .m thrl
initial Inalullninit on h olimeli tmilil
iff f n rnl which will pioli.ilii. lul I
1300, noil hjiiI will l fiiipldyi l In
"'inmriicMon of u luw Hitirrh tiiiiin
lint pmlHh limine' Alf (1. IIkcni I
liulnimn of tin- IiiiIIiIIiik emiiiiiltti" I
Dcnialoii to Imllil wan renrlwl lit li
.titrlxll liirpiiT lltlllli'fllilti'ly follow I
inif sfTVIfm on Mummy innrnliiK
l.nriiilon of 1 1 io two propuai'il
hnllilltiRN will not In- s.'UIimI until n
mhKtiilitlal pint of the liuililimr. futiil
h x'ciirril unit drfliilln pl.um innili'
I'hn rliutcli owiiN two Inlet, lino :it
riilrtnonlh Mtri-f-t nml Moulder iivi II
mm M.w I tin. I.II.I.K ....,. ..,l
. Inrlniwill iivi'iiun, nntl opinion illf
'ih iin to whi'thiT llm I'hiiri li illfir
ir thn pailHli Iioioiii Hhoulil lie- pluu il
for tin- ilonn town ilHHIci
It In the Intention to rrii t a pur
tl with Institutional fratiiroN nurli
i n. grymivMliim mul cluliroomM,
"Wo plnti to rrect u IiiiIIiIiiik that
Mil rnriiti xriim'tlilliK to thn riy of
Pnlmi," .!. K, WhnIiIiikIoii. wiiilor wnr
lui of thn vi-dtry, tlm KovtrnliiK liody
f tlio Trinity Kplxcopal church, 11.1I1I
ri'fitcriliiy. "Innllttltlotiiil fciitnrr-H
irn ltiiporlnnt tu 11 ilown town rliurch
mil fhoro Ih n proiwlnif nncil fur hiiuIi
l iHlllillne here"
ltlnliop KMnoy O. I'nrtrlilRo, nf tho
IIocpho of wcRtorn Mltwouil, with
St-nrtqiiurli'iH in Kiiiikih City, will
Inmluct tho norvloi-n fit I ho loenl
Ihurcli Humliiy, May 2. Illiihop Car
trlititn Ih 'wi-II known throiiKhtmt thn
louthwont territory
SUES CITY FOR DAMAGES
Wont TuImii I'reiix'rty Owner j'ljilnit
llnllillliK Iiiiiiiir(n1 li.V Kttvmitliiii.
l),ililiiK''u of J 1 1,050 wnro nakcil In
n mill filed In illntrlrt roll t t yextonlay
liy William (?npp itKulnNt the elty of
Tiilna mul thn eontrartlnit firm of
Comnloek llaiiNon. IiituIikc of thn
iillcKf'il nrlloiiH or the latter In mal
Inn 1111 cxiirnviitlon on 11 tot mljaoeiit
to Iho pntltlonerx' two-Mtory hrlek
htillilliiK III WfMt TlllHii which m
milled In thn kukkIiik of the eant
wall of thn xtrneliirn.
Copp, owtirr of thn two IoIh nml
thn li 11 lid I ti tr. elalniH that the eon
Btriietlon eompany, aellriR under 11
contract with tlio elty. exravuteil thn
rurlli to a linn within ono foot nf
thn hulldliiK. nllowliii tlio wall to
nlnl Boveral IiicIich, niiilliiR tho
lilllldlnK unteiiautiihln, with n m
miltliiK Iokh of 91 1 ,7 CO to Ihti pu
TENNANCE AGAIN IN JAIL
Negro Oimioi I'xploln I'ommvwIihi of
SJiek of KilKiir Mini Ih Held.
Herman Tntinanco, n neKro nr
rented In Ihihui.'nhIoii o( a :ivk of
tillKar Hloli'ii from thn Kitty railroad
In thin city about April til, wax held
under tionil of $1,000 at thn eon
vlimloti of IiIh preliminary heuilnif
yeiitordiiy heforn .1 untie ti II, J, llray,
for trial hy tllnt 1 tot court.
Tcnnance, who ha hocn In thn
ruiirtH many Hiiiph within tlo past
year ehaiKnil with theft, illil not at
tempt to account for poskohiIoii of
tho HUKiir at hl.f hearltu; ycHtcrilay
ami thu court ileeliled tho Jury
Hhoulil hear mioSo iIuIiiIIh than tho
neKro wan Inrtlneil to Klve at pre
llmlnary hrarliiR'.
Beautify tie Complexion
IN TEN DAYS
Nadinola CREAM
1 Tie Umqutlcil Duulilitr
Uitit anj CnJatiiJ
ISy ThouianJ
GuatantccJ to innovu
tan, frtcklcj, pimples,
liver ipots, etc. Ux
ttcma cam 20 days.
RIJs pores anil tissues of Impolitic!.
Leaves tlio skin clear, soft, liraltliy. At
leading toilet counters. If they haven't
It, by mall, two sites, 60c. and Jl 20.
NATIONAL TOILET CO.. fail; r.nn.
4 trr
DR. BURKHART
Wants job In wrllo Mm te.lsr for a lrt.
mmt il l)r HurHnrl's Vrarttbln Done
eounil Pay fer mi whn curril f IJtrr
KlJney, Klmr)i Truuliln. OonslipttUm,
Catarrh. niirunialUni. Dnn't ml thn
rraiKlrtt et remrdirn and vnndorful re
fnnltl for rirlp. I'lu Aililrfii c,3l Main
Bl.. Ulnrlnnatl, Oh lo, For ralo at ail itrut
ttores, 30 iU)f trcatnirnt 'ibt A.lvl
Comfort Baby's Skin
With Cuticura Soap
And Fragrant Talcum
RASCALS
Biliousness, Headache, Colds,
Constipation, driven out
with "Cascarets"
Whii-tnko imaty tntliarllci, sick
rnliiK hhIIm, or HtoniachtiirnlnR oils
to ilrlvo these riiHOJils ouf Iit gen
lie, hurnilniia .CamuroU remove tho
llor una howol poison which U
IcepltiK your lioail dlrzy, your
iOKiiu coatnil, your Bkln sallow, your
ftrenth offenHlve, anil your Ntom.tch
auur. Hot 11 box of C'a.icureLs at tho
driiff Btoro anil rid your liver, stom
ach and hnwels of thn exceti.i Idle,
oIhoiih, and wanto which uro keep
tiK you uilsorable, CaHCarets never
trlpc, nover hk'lien, novor Incon
renlonce Thny coHt no If 1 1 Io mid
ork whllo you sleep. A'Jvt,
as
4 1 2!
TURK BROS.
FIRST ANNUAL
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South Mam bt m
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4 1
TES LOSES A
ITCHERS' DUEL
South Mr'-,,?.!!?.';..18 BfsM
'a-, ' M. M.
)y licuther No
Other Games.
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! INNATI April JJ. Hits ty rtata,
irt mi'l (Iroli wllh Hd throw br
p n en niirlnnall two rimi In lh
innlnff tod. Another run cimr in
I tin lu tana and a hit b
ii lh loials un.
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Begins This Morning at 9 o'clock and Lasts for Ten fij
This Is the First Sale of This Kind Ever Held in Our New SV
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id for Mi-Henry In ninth
iei n:n nio 011 -2
.1 'l . . 501 COO 00tJ
linn. Mrllenrv .l.ntrln
iHuhnrt (iroh. rror Junvrln. two
(K, liotten, (,'lemnru., rloiibU pl),
Mill In IHub-rt. lUth In Ilau
on naiiB, err Hellene orr
truck nut. by Ituelhsr I. Vr
412 SOUTH MAIN STREI
E SOX LOSE
T OF SEASON
SHOP IN THE MORNING AND OBTAIN THE BEST VALUES
Leaders Beaten
dians in Only
one riayed.
$10 Foot
wear . . . .
$g.85
$12 Foot
wear . . . .
$y.85
Gray Satin Pumps
G r a y Satin Pumpa
with high French
heels; they are really
worth $12. Can be dyed
to match 'any costume
or dress if desired.
Sale price
$6.85
Two Eyelet Pumps
Hrown or taupe two
eyelet Suede Pumps
with satin back, high
'French heels and flex
ible soles. Sale price
$6.85
White Kid Oxfords
White Kid Oxfords
with high heels. Sale
price
$6.85
White Kid Pumps
White Kid Pumps with
high heels and light
soles. Sale price
$6.85
Black Patent Pumps
Black Patent Pumps
with full Louis heels,
Sale price
$6.85
White Kid Boots
White Washable'' Kid
Boots in p 1 a i n or
blucher pattern, high
French kid covered
heels and flexible soles.
Could mit be bought at
the factory today for
$12 a pair. Sale price
$6.85
Walking Oxfords
lirown Kid Walking
Oxfords with military
heels; also black kid.
Sale price
$7.85 '
Pateht Ankle Ties
Black Patent ankle
ties with high French
leather heels and flex
ible soles. Sale price
$7.85
Black Kid Oxfords
Beautiful new spring
black kid Oxfords with
silk worked eyelets,
high French heels and
light soles. Sale price
$7.85
Men's Oxfords
Men'svblack kid or calf
Oxfords in any too de
3ired; about 500 pairs
to close out at
. $7.85
Black Satin Pumps
Black Satin Pumps in
plain or gypsy pattern
with high French heels
and flexible soles. Sale
price-$7g5
$15 Foot
wear . . . .
$Q.85
$18 Foot- $
wear ....
12
April Chlcato .uttered
t't tho teaaon today, Imlnr
rllchlnc batua between
ater.
vf.;
French Ankle Ties
T hose new French
ankle ties will be put
on sale today and for
morning shoppers only.
They sold for up to $18
and come in white kid,
black patent or suede
and brown suede. On
sale to morning shop
pers $9.85
Walking Oxfords
Brown calfskin walk
ing Oxfords in blucher
pattern. Sale price
$9.85
White Kid Oxfords
Beautiful white wash
able kid Oxfords with
military heels, ajl sizes
and widths. Sale price
$9.85
Black Kid Pumps
Black kid Pumps with
light soles and high
French heels. Sale
price
$9.85
Clmtait.
Ah rr rn i
Grr.avlf. .1 n i' t
I inir'iiin. t 1 l n
4 Sreilef.rf. n 1 ft ft
O : Fmlth.rf t t i n
0 lU'iln-r.JK. ,", 3 n 1
r TV Tt..O w-bW"ni.. .1 o li J
Willi lie U" Joaoiioo.Ib.
1 1 " ,flll.f.
n n i
Black or browri.mr'
one-tie Pumps
high heels
soles. Sale price- s? J'?-5
1 . 100 001 001 J
reAver. It. rAlli.
Toiilj ,n 3 ; m
in1n'ne run S(2ored.
in ninin.
, JacUnn
V to Jo
In: hates
Brogue Oxfoig3.
errnr. Jmirrii.
i Jarknun, Weaver.
Ircr-baao hll. drH
Jicuron, ooubla
Journan .
s on ball",
atruck out.
the newest low
for spring and
mer wear. Sale
&itjn on ajar Ni'aA
tllf MICAL Mm CO.
The Greatest Shoe Sale
Ever Held in Tulsa
See Windows for Styles and Prices
10
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I On Alll )
! CHILDREN'S I
n
$12.85 '
Suede Ankle T,
Black suede ankle
with turn sole""
high heels. Sali
$12.85:
1
Boudoir Slipj
ii (
Ladies' Bouiloli;
pers in all coif
morning shopper
during this sale
$14frts
iq Effects
5
We Gus'
f dark pat
to fit yourng for thc
carry Ladies of hand
in sizes' lelect from
AAAA'.rlo' madras
5 to 13" Ih
EE. CoraF
widths jfor1
women. L
Off: Tl 11
I UIIIV
1 10 X
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SHOES
412 South Main Street
TULSA'S LARGEST SHOE DISTRIBUTORS
On AltlY
LADIE
nsi
I HOS
a a
Joists
Zh Pulsa, Ohio,
tiers
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