The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 07, 1920, Final Edition, Page 18, Image 18

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1020
OWEN'S BOOSTERS'
CHARTER STEAMER!
Friends of Favorite Son
Take Ship to Frisco
to Aid Senator.
TO SAIL 1,000 STRONG
Tulsa O w c n - f o r-Prcsidont
Club Will Invito Other
Hoostora to Help.
Saint SpriiifH Uricf
Mr Pentl Mller In in Miami hi
ttnrtinir ilif main convention of the
fsrierullnn of women's elub whtrli
III order lo specially limior llnhprt oppnpd i lif r today The convention
U Owen n Oklahoma ' favorite m " "n I lir - Maya, .llm
nil- for Hie democratic n..n.lnll.M.l;71,,;,;i,rvr"r"'n"' ''
for urn u Hot 'if Hi" riiiieu niHiHH
HAM) HlMIN(H May .. A
pMii'mcnta to fill i it immtinii-
limler tlic ImomliiK iidmliilHlriiiinn
Well- iiihiIc ft I II meeting of M."
'" H lliown mill t'llv fiiinlw
spinel MiitrlP II Parker and Mr
Nilvcv Iteming Mayor It I.. Wad
111- HIIM 11 1 1) Ml 1 11 1 r-'l llf of MI C
'I'd" Incoming ailiiilii.Mintlnii In re
piihllcmi 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 tc . 1 1 1 Hint Wmhlln Id
the only (1iiniiiT.it iiiinolnlpil to of
lie. other appolntmenta follow .
I-Vtnk W. ltoH, eli dirk. Judge I5d
' (lotlrv, t It y attorney. Hoy K
.Miller, illy tpurer and I 'mi I .
lillkcl Ion mi!Ici- liiftxr Thr ad
IllllllPti atton ttm Pleitpd mi a rlPMtl
government, square di iilnirnrm.
ORGANIZE CLUB
FOR ENGINEERS
and to niomntp III emidldaey, Ihn
chartering nf u pniwpngpr ship to ho
known n "tiia Hubert I,. Owpii." for
ii trip from (luvptoii to Han Frio
(riinulsco with i.ooo Oklahoma Owen
booiteis aboard win timtnliiioiinly de
termined upon ypsisiilny nt h meet
ing of thn Ourii for President club
of Tulsa, In tli office of H It l.ewl
Thn good Milp. "The Hubert I.
Owen," will leave the port of Oiil
vestnn, going ly wny of llatann. Hip
Panama fit nut. innl niher iiolntH of
Interest nml arrlvp it t Hun Finriiisco
ft few days before I I liallonal deiu
oeratlc convention Not only Tiilrnna
hut nil loyiil Oklahoma Owen boost
era, up to tlii. number of 1 .001). will
tin Invited to Join tin' part
A Irmispnrtntlnii comtulttpp roin
pewed of H. It Lewis, Mnrrll .1 Obi,
W. Tntn llrnily and Fred (, ICIIrhcu
him hfon authorized to charter tin
nit lp nml instruelpil to seciirp I li
most fiivnriihlp rpliirn rnule from
Hun Francisco,
Tlio on m in 1 1 1 r o wnn furtlipr In
rirueled to iirrnniro with tin follow
Ing governors of Inillmi irlbes to be
rpprpseiilnd on this trip. T .1
Lcahny of the Osage I ml In in. nx-dnv
ernnr H. If Mayep of Hie Cherokee
Inillnim, (liivomor tl W. (Jrnynnn nf
thp Crrpk Inillunn, (lovrrnnr Hpinpln
tit tlm t'linrlnw Inillnnit. mil flovrr
nor I) It Johtifon of Hip (.'hli-kiiwiw
innnnn
MAKE PARTHENIA PROGRAM
rinn i:iiii'iiiiIiiiii(iii nf , . c, ..
lilrli nl Sn in i in-r Ciiinp lien'.
A pronrnin for Ihp IiIkIi nrlinnl
JtltlH' ontifcrrncp to lio lii-lil nt tlm
Y. V. C A. tiiiup nt J'nrtlii'nla park
Juno K to IS will lm nrrniigpil tlm
Inttrr purl of thin wppk hy MInh
Kvii llnrripr. Klrln" wort Hi-rrplnrv
for thn Ttllmi iiKmlrlatlon, nml .Minn
y.pimi iiPiiuiniiKli, K'rlH nccrplnry for
thft HoulhwoMi, who will arrive hpro
1-Vldny front l)nllii,
An about 150 lilllli rclmol Rlrln
from Okluhoniii nml norlhnrn Tpx.iii
nrp cxpi'CtPit tit tlm cnrifproncp. licit
illtlomil piiulpiiipiit will b" HPtit horn
by tha flrld lit-niliinnrtr-rn. It lyiM
HRHdclntlnn tTPCt tcnlB nnil novornl
nliio !ppn NiiKKPHtml Unit' thn Inciil
wooden bullillliR on thn Krounilii
tirnr thn IpIrp to provliln mnro Mlrrp.
iiik uiiriprii.
Ili'elll todny nml Ktuily i-iirrfnlly
tlio Wnnt ('iihiiiuiH wlirro Mitiimor
rcMii-tM nrc iiilvi'itlM'il,
OosionS
' tT-owruCJiuuj -Tun
8!
Mother' Dny
Sunday
fitnd &fnllir limiqupt or
luikfl nf our lovtjy frli
flowrm.
Knr t hp ynunc Mnlfirr
itnlniy fomm la npiinprl-
l,
Klowri trlnriliiil ny
whle.
oyiti
Uottier
DoslonS
tern
Boston iA
VU, 6l0l mn Vlii Dosion
5
FISH
Just Received
a Fresh Ship-
merit of
CATFISH
. CROPPIES
HALIBUT
TROUT
JiittiuJJlarkit
16 Cast Sccono Oiacc 0454
Work on th- mnuifli rd tip
lucpli Tutm nml I hi i-lt v linn Iippii
'inplctfil to m point hfpvM'ii hi'ip
ii ml 111 iinpr fniton ntiiini Iwn inlli'
'Hm roml In now opui frum Ttilmi to
Ul.'iiii Attntlrm.
Iipillriillon of Hip n'W t'lilliollf
I'hilinli lifif will Iip hnlil In nbniil hU
prfc or ihiwIIiIp loiiHPr, It wbk hii
iioiiiippiI todMy KoIIowIiik nip
lriinp of 1 1 1 i-hnrrli now umli
pointriirllon. K .1. Mhnwpllpr, A .1
Avi-y, .1 I: Irwin nml Itolinrl In
Hl'HIll.
,loi'ph lliiillrn of llui tli'BVlllt- will
In' ikIipiI to pitr'li'lpiitfl In tli Ihk
I cm ikIh to bp Rlvp( mion by Hi
MDiIpI pout, Ami-rlrnii li'Klnii. of Uiih
'Hy. Itlnukpt IiiiIIhiik will In- mi
hnnil In In i mi i'iiiiibpi nml it lioi-t
will lin i-IIiIpii down hihI kntpil with
linwn nnil nrrown nn purt nf tin-IlllPi'-dny
proKiiiin I'lnnl iIpiiiIIii fm
III PiitcrlHlnmi nt will bp fl I I I ,u
a uii'f'lliiK of i)ip imi In l lie pint'
looinir Krlitnv I'VPIllnK. t' ' Knim
pont rnniiniimlur, mild I"iIh.
I'Iii mm for ii pnruilf mill the firing
of xnlutPN iivcr tile itinvi'M of miiIiIIpih
who dlfil lUiilitcr tin- wnr mid otltnj'
Dfciiriillnn dny cprpmonli'B will Iip
iiiliiimpil nl n niPpltiitf or HI Mllili'l
pimt AliirilniM iPRlon. In Hip rlub
lontiiH mi Hunt Kpfond hIippI Krhltiy
IllKllt. (' t I'lVlltlH, pOHl OOllllllnndl't'
mild toilny. Drrorntlonn wilt bp
pliti'Pil on (lit Krnvi'H of pnrh hero
nnil upon Hip Briivpn of thn wlvp of
former hpivIbq ini'ti burled here.
Kvmiit milled.
Mllll' ltl'-OIMllll.
I'lTTHIIUIKI, K.ih . Mny R Work
whh rrx il ii Kit todnv nt tlio II. Hi A II
liiltip, n Mlrlb pit I'onl (ilu lit It hit
Iippii IiIIp Klnep bill ppppinbpr be
cmihP K II. (Iiiffey. ii wiitchimiM
ponllmiPil to w'nrlt with the vilun
tepr mliiern durliiK th Mrlke. and
wild pxiipIIpiI by Hip union and rp
tallied In employment (y the pom
p.5V-
Corn
Pain
Stopped
Quick
"(JplM-lt" Ixiom'IIH 'riii'in Si Thpy
1,1ft Off In n Jiffy.
Thn corn palnx rpii.in an Bonn hh a
fpw drops of "lli'tH-It'' reach thp
earn. It kopk out of thn hurtlnff
bulnPtiH forever
Com
mny D. 111th, Forms
"Castle Club" Hero
for Veterans.
Tuln'n npwent koi-ImI oriiiMl.n
tlon I Hip I'HKile rlub, eoiuponed of
former nieiuliem of t'nmpnny I),
tilth TitiRlncprH Tlit club whh
foi ined heir ilmuiii t Hi- .lull of I, lent
Jack Hlnclnlnn, nml tin purpoup I to
kPup tlm pntflnper In cIomt touch
with pmpIi otiier.
The pinhlpfti I lo be n patnle pltn
lldr In ilenlgn to the ImkIkmIii ihcoi:
iiIipiI by Hie I'. H army an tho rorpn
of nnicliippi. Rim minded by n ullver
linnil, making: Hip Innlmilii nf the
flipi i-n;ip mniiipem wlili whii'h thnj
iiivii enn-p in 1'iunee
Th follnwInK nffPPtM weip plei-l-p(l
.Inek HImkIp'oii roniliimider,
W W ItliiMlicnplilp, n A. Hnnd, K.
It HiimI ip .1. Ii. Whh, I v nml It 1.
Apton. vlee eomiiimidprH In Hip order
fin moil : It I'. PnttilH adjutant, (I. .
Tlipliile, nffleer of tlio Kuurd, and
V. ". t.tirki'iiPinnpr, iiipm offlrrr.
It In plantiPd by tlie nltili lo Klvn
n himqiiPt "neli ypnr. nml to pulillnh
n ypar book rUImk th'i nddrppM nf
pvrrv former member of Kip rntn
iany Knell ileceined niPinbPr Ih to
bp iluMlmmtPd mi dlHclnirRPil
MnmbPiM.of Dip company dpplrltiK
Infnrnimion on the rlub xlinuhl
I'onimunli'iitp with 'I r. Tlfnlnjp. IS
Hyniim bnllilinir. Tulmi
llMbv'H Utile dreHen will lust nlmp
ly iliiz.li- if lli-il CrnpH Hall Hlue I"
imed In the laundry Try I' and n"'
for yoiiMilf At nil Hood Krn' erp,
.'c Ailvt
Straw Vote on Train
Shown JohiiHon Leads
With Wood Runner Up
Htraw ote of all klndii are In
evidence The n,upnton uppprtnont
In thn mlndn nf polltlcbin - nnil
prlvatu I'Hlei'.K an well - la Hip oiio
whh h oiii-pim ih nmrin of Hip
net pres.ilpnt of thn I'nltwl
fitnteM. In ar effort lo morn near
ly PNtnbliPh IiIh lilnntlty, mump of
trio InlKeflt inafr't'liiPH In America
ntq iubll.ihlriK ri'ulip of timta to
(loterinlne In which direction thu
political breetPH blow.
A lm nl lent wiih mntte ThurmlMy
that nhoulil be an ri'llnlile im nny
tinllnn.il Icet. Thp only dlfferenee.
iippHiently, I m Hip lutal numbnr
of Ptrnw MitPM rant
1 ( ill I nt; from I'liwhiiAka lo Tulxn
on a Midland Valley train, It I.
Hull and I'nul M. Humphrey. I'.iw
hiiftku bulnpp men, dlptributpil
iri)in,i ihhibIv lo fi'lltw pHPPi'nftem
card on which weip prlntud the
ii'tiiip of praclteiilly all ptelden-
In ' iiinlbllllliH. After ' goliiK
tltniiiKh iIip train, Hiey returnnd
to their nentp, KnllicrlriK marked
cunlH km they did n.
Of 107 rnrilH filled out. thin wna
Hie icillll;
Owen 7, Jrynn 7, McAdoo 0.
Johnson at, Wood !d. Wllnon 7,
l'prhltiK 4. Cox 1, I.owrten 3. t;ap
pnr 2, OpIis I
The rppult hnun n number nf
Indlrntlon principally thut of 107
pclponn unknown to either Mall or
llumphicy, the ninlorlty favoied
repuhllcnn candidate, and thut
thn race nppcnrH to be between
Wood and .Ii himon, whoae enm
bined vote wiih itrirp than that of
all othnr cmidldiiteK
Tal!p the vote for what It'
worth
iBOND SALE HALTS
BUILDING SCHOOL
High Material and Paper
Market Holds Up High
Additions Now.
Thn prorioeeil addition to the high
pihool building will not be bulll at
onep- perhapn not IMU year W II
llrown. rlmlruiiin of Hie committer
...... ..!..(.. I I... f. kt .
tii'in'iinr'i ny iv .i icr itrnii, presi
dent of thn chamber of commrrcp to l
meet with Ih board of education, I
miiicu in a letter In Hie chamber of
lommert'p yenterday that nn adverun
report had been made, nn thn pain of
bomlH voted nevernl tnonthn bko for
pchool plirpnoeK.
The bond market Ik in very poor
ondlllnn, Mr Itrnwn Hlijted In ad
dliiiin, thn prlrn of material Is ex
Ircmply high Thn $850,000 worth of
bonda would brlllB about IS00.000
toil iv it had been miticlp-itcd that
the IiIkIi pchnul addition would coot
1 100.000 Investigation dlKiloned Ihp
nurprpilntf fact that It would ieulre
approximately $760,000 to completn
orlKlnnl (ll.lMK.
The chamber nf comtnene com
mittee met with the board of educa
tion Monilay. It wan unitnlrnnuidy
Kreed Hint thp matter nhoutil rent
for Hip prenent.
llcThc Trmplc I'latw.
Preliminary plans for thn Mannnlc
tnmpln have been received from
Ihn urehltectP, It C Hchmlrli Co.
of Chicane- Thn plan will be panned
on Immediately by member of the
MHonlc temple bulilllnc aniioclatlon
and returned, with t,'hantte ,io the
nrchllccta.
There Ii n flno Want til job cull.
Inc for VOIf. If jou'll only iiinkn n
llttli' iiiiimcuIoii Kludy of Hie
Wnnt ColiiniiH.
HELD FOR AUTO THEFT
Xckhi Voutli Am-Ntcil on Su-ilcloii
by Officer Wiw Jnj.ltlilliiB In
Car Stolen frum Clt) Hull.
If Jim William, n nettro p'Otith
had not benn lin nnxious to diHplay
poeMlon of a Knrd car to his
friend In Hurley addition yesterday,
he mlBht not now bo In the county
Jail RwaltlnK arralanmont On t"n
ehnrsp of PtcallnR nn automobile
ypBterilny morning from K. It. IIa.,
532 South Vorktown Hut when
Harney Cleaver, deputy Phcrlff, aw
William, accompanied by n ounB
neKro Rlrl, Jay drlvlnp about thn
northeiiHt ectlon of the oily, nml
could get no ulhl explanation from
from the youth n to how he ciimfl
Into pp8CHHrin of the car, thp arrost
wn made.
Hay parked hi car In front of
the city hall yeMertlny morning and
found later thai the l''ord had dlap.
pearcd Hp notified the sheriff, hut
'leaver, within two hours, had ma .e
the arrct before hming been In
fiirmid of tlio theft of the car,
: GRADUATES IN EXPRESSION
Jokpphlni' 1.HJ limn, Krnilall Senior,
JihIkos CuiUt UUch Hetitnl.
MIm Joflcnhlno layman, irraduat.
ln pxprepplon student nt Kendall
college, will aCjt nn Jiioro Of ora
torical, declamation, and expre.
lnn number In the Santa IVs, With
1 Kcbonl meet at Caney. Kan., onS.it.
1 uulay, May S. Minn Layman's prad.
uailn'u reclinl will bo jjlven in thn
Kendall auditorium at S 30 o'clock
Kriduv picnliiB, May 15, when ho
will read "ThP liper," by MIm Jn-
nephlne Peabody, a drama bned on
Hubert Drownings "Tho I'lpcr of
Ilutnlin." Mlhs layman will also
have thp title rolo In tho play "I'ru..
nplla," to be Riven by thn jenlor
coIIpro clHfia ilurlnff commencemeht
week.
tlio Want Ail to help o i
mi p.
k9f Corn Qouo Bf
l-'or a day or o tlio corn rotnnlna,
KettliiK loone.r and Ioohpt and with
out a twlnup from It. Then, It pet
mi Iooiip that you Jut lift It rleht
off. without ven feellnK It. nl r"t
It, away That how PimMy and
iilniply "OcIh-II" iIImiohph of thn corn
nulmiucn.
"Hots-lt," thp unfailing, guaran
teed, moneyback corn remover, col
hut a trifle at any drug store. Mf'd
by E. Uiwrcncn & Co , Chlcngo,
SPECIAL SALE
of
GATE LEG and DROP LEAF
Kitchen Tables
In Sizes 36x36, 36x42 and 36x48 inches
These come in natural
wood finish, are strong
ly built, and convenient,
taking up but little
room. Round or square
in the natural
13
50
We will refimsh any of these in ivory or white,
fumed or golden oak, walnut or mahogany for
$10.00.
SEE THEM
We are exclusive distribu
tors of the
PURITAN
PHONOGRAPH
I
"JiStgs in Society" Majestic I
There Isn't a man, woman or
child n Tulsa "pr anywhere elau who
ha Hot laughed at "Jlggii" and
' Maggla'' mid at the anjjcs of tho
funny little IrlHhman In hi en
deavor to bn "somebody" socially.
i ni ratnnua cnaracter will tin
seen at thn Majcilic tlu'.itPf starting
Sunday with an tho trimmings,
I There will bp "Maggie." the pretty
daughter. "Dinty Moore." and the
"gang ' Kadi ch.irac'ter 1 portrayed
itruo in McManus' Idea of the per-
I urilifi f rin.l ll lit uni.l ll.n. n .. 1
.., o ,avii in n
I rrcdll to1 Hip art of make-up
, In announcing tin picturn It U
necessary to ute that It la not a
j cartoon comedy. The playlet U en-
I acted by famous comedians, headed
I by the Inimitable Johnny Hay, who
as an Irish comedian leads tha stage
folk In celt satire and who has ap
peared In every first cjuss theater
I In America, N
I "Jtggs In Society" win form part
of the bill at the Majestic Sunday,
r
We Quote Sit Tonner
or Cnmparnthri Prices
In Our Advcrtl-div.
We fiel Von be tho
Judge, of Value.
Halliburton-Abbott C o.
. Memlier of Open Shop ( Siitm rn Den I) Association
Main nnd Fifth St. Phone 60GO
Store Hours:
Dally
H:.tn to r:no
Sattirdar
H..10 to fliOO p. m.
Shirting Silks at Special Reductions for Today Only
Striped Habutai
And Pongee
A splendid collection of Jap
anese. Ilabutal and Pongee
striped silk for shirt and
women's tailored blouse n
attractive narrow stripes, 30
Inches wide. V.ud, ty qq
Friday only, special.. ,OiJ
Imported
White Pongee
Pongee silk of high nuallty.
shown In white and also In 'he
natural color; 38 Inches wide.
carefully loomed, and perfectly
finished, for shirts, dresnes.
blouse. Yard, Friday S Qp
e.nly, p)clal ." i4XjJ
Good Assortment
Tub Shirtings
The selection nf patlernti and
color sehemei offerod Is very
desirable. In whlto grounds
with pretty satin stripes,
thoroughly good finality; for
shirts and women's blouses.
Friday only,
special , ,
Silk Second Moor
2.19
Special Sale of Petticoats
Special at 3.95
Heatherbloom tops with taffeta flounces; wide flar
ing and trlmmed'with pin tucks; shown In black, taupe,
rose, grTSn and purple.
Special at 4.95
Jersey lops with plald Uiffeta flounces
accordion pleated; wliTi two
changeable colorings.
also seco Rllk
rowH nartow ribbon;
Special at 6.95
A few satins; others with Jersey top and taffeta
flounces or all-taffeta; finished with hemstitched hems
and tucked flounces.
Special at 15.00
Fine petticoats nf all-Jersey llk, top of silk Jersey,
pussy willows; trimmed with ribbons and embroidery;
thn pussy willows uro In extra sizes and colors.
Third Ilnor'
Choice of 20 Spring Coats
Special Q ff
Friday ZO.UU
Clever coats In spring style In brushed wool, rolo
cloth, golf checks and heather mixtures. They all rep
rcsent,vcry considerable reductions at thn nbove spe
cial price. Snniii have leather belts; other have col
lars, cuffs and belts of solf-materlal. There are lined
and unllned models to choose from. They are Just tho
coats that wilt come In handy for summer vacation and
resort wear.
2-Piece Lounging Pajamas
Friday T A CiE
Special Ht.ZJO
Shown In combinations nf black-and-white, Wack-nnd-gold,
hlue-and-gold, rosn-and-black, navy-wnd-gold and
whlte-and-blue, beautifully embroidered In contrast
ing colors. Attractively made of wash satin and cre.po
dn chine. They are exceptional values at above spe
cially reduced price.
Third llnnr
Specials" in Knit Underwear for Today
Present wnrm weather is doubtless sufficient reminder th.it you should replenish your sup
ply of summer underwear. Stocks are now more complete and in large variety than they
will be later. We arc now showing knitted silk and cotton undergarments in all sizes.
Women's Knit A'ests; special, each
Women' Knit Union Suits; special, each...
Women's Knit Athletic Union Suits, special,
. ISo
. 0u
1.00
Mln
Women's Knit Union Suits; special, each.... "lie
Children's Knit Union Suits: speclnl, each.... 30
Women's Silk Top Union Suits; special, each. .'2. 10
floor
SHU I'ettJyoats of pink wash satin and crepe
de chlnn; tailored or lace trimmed; double
panel front. (Fourth Floor). Kach Q fit?
oou
special
Pink .Satin Cnniholcs In nno special lot; mado
of good grade of.wash satin, with ribbon straps
and lace trimmed. (Fourth Floor) sy QC
Special i ttJJ
E. 1Y1. C. and Futurist
Athletic Union Suits
Made of light pink and whlto batiste, In
two stylps with camisoles or corset cover
tops, give good sorvlce and satisfaction.
Priced 1.19, 1.69, 1.95
Misses' and Children's
Drawers
Made of fine muslin and nainsook In
straight stylo (tr with bloomer knees;
trimmed with laces and embroidery; all
sizes.
I'otirtli llpor
Special, 59c to 1.19
Men's Summer
Nightshirts
Made of plain white batlsie and cross
bar nainsook, with neck and sleeves fin
ished with narroTfiirald; full length garments.
I'nnrtli I leer
Sperfal 1.95
Porch Cushions
Special For "4 CZf
Friday Only (QUt
Matting cushions, square or oblong;
light weight and cool; for porch or
auto seat backs, only 200 at above
1-day price.
Klfth Klnor
Baby Girls' Straw
Hats
Little pokes banded with gros grain rib
bon, in while, black and baby shades,,
Lot 1 Half Price
Fourth floor
Creepers and 'Rompers
for the Babies
Ot white Windsor crppn and fine glng
ham In white, pinks und blues; well
made and finished.
1.95 to 3.50
" I'ourtli l'loor
Pretty Colored Wash Fabrics
Dainty Dress Voiles
'Crisp voiles In dainty, subdues patterns as well as others In
striking designs and shown In a wide variety of color combina
tions, used for spring and' summer dresses, 40 Inches -I A A
wide, an economical width, yard. 1.00 to JL.Uv
Cool Silk Voiles
A vnst assortment of this .ittnu-ttvu ami popular material for
dresses, shown In silk stripes and plald patterns on plain colored
chiffon voiles; 3ii Inches wide and good qualities. - (T A
Yard, 1.75 and JL.dU
Sheer Organdies
Duintv. transparent Swiss organdies that will easily make up
Intft appealing summcrtimo frocks, shown In practically all thn
more deslratup snanes; inrnes wine, a wintn tnui
cuts with little waste. Yard, 1.76 and '. , . .
1.50
Non-Crush Linen
Perfectly, finely, woven, mercerized finish, Imported Helfasl
dress linen, a splendid doth for wash suits and dresses that will
launder well; shown In canary, gray, rose, green and O AA
many other shades. The yard iliUu
Sennit llnor
Seasonable Colored Tub Goods
Queen Percales
A dependable quality percale
In a good seloctlon of fancy
and staple patterns, wash well.
The yard, rri
priced OUC
Kimono Crepe
Serpentine Kimono Crepe In
comforUblo weight and pretty
patterns for summer, launders
SJ 59c
Lace Specials
Cotton dunf Ijuvs, l lot In
a largo assortment of "real"
patterns, 1-2 to 3 Inches
wide Yard, 1 f
special . .. .LOC
l--lli(ii Shallow l,accs in vciy
desirable patterns. qq
Tho yard, special... OoC
Imitation met Uifo and In
sertlon to match; 3 'nchos
wide. Yard, lA
spoclal XUC
Imiv llauils; an odd loi mut
able, for trimming organdy
dresses; 3 and 4 Inches wide.
special 98C
Tuckeil Organily linunclnss
some with groups of tucka,
others hai'H wide tucks uni
plaited rufflos; 40 IncVs
wide. Yard, special ft rrr
3.08 and U.IO
heronil lloor
White Goods
3:. Inch linpoi-ici wiilio
SuI-m in. dota and checks; in
excellent quality. - n(
Yard, special L It)
IL'-liu li. Whlto Dress Voiles
In excellent morecrlzed qual
ity. Yard, HtZ
spoclai JOC
lO-.vml Holt Jniuineso .Villa
took In soft finish and very
sl'"er. Holt A r?(
spem! ... . .. 4.DU
Id.yiii'il Holt iKins Cloth lr.'
good quality and soft cham
ois finish. Holt, C QQ
special .iO
ItlMncli Pnjama Cheeks in
excellent summer quality and
light weight. Yard, Of
special WjOC
Hil-lncli Whllo nabiinllim
Suitings In splendid quality
and very fine. Yard "1 AA
special . . ,UU
p'rrwnd lloor
Kiddy Cloth
A good wearing material for
children's play clothes; shown
In numerous pretty pattern.
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priced rrd
Shirting Madras
Shown In a good quality In
desirable conventional striped
patterns, fine for men's shirts,
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priced t7l
Herona Floor
Art Goods Today's Specials
Infants' Maile-Un i:,,,.iw
stamped in dainty do- n(
signs at nock. Special OtC
21-lmii Center I'lew, l lot
stamped on good clover
bleach, OPT
Special rfOC
inmiiiH' I'liimv Slips, good
iinene; good designs
on end Special
hernial
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19c
C.lrls' MaIo-lJp Middy Dress
es oi goon poptin; size S
Special 1,98
Dojn' .Mnde-rfrMUItary Suits
of whltn plqun; slzo QQ
B years. Special ....yoC
Iilttle (Jills' .Maile-IIn'fJIng.
ham Dresses, to bo - fjfT
embroidered. Special X.lO
Hour
Many Choice
Silk Shirtings
Fine crepo de chlnn, broad
cloth. 1ji Jerx and radium
silks for men's Shirts, women's
bloiies and drV'Ssoa; whlto
grounds with unusually at
tractive s.Uln stripes In largn
variety. Friday only, O QK
eclal dJO
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