The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 15, 1920, Final Edition, Page 9, Image 9

About The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, MAY In, 1920
oni nr nwrDAi i T
OULIbll UVLIXHLL
MEMBERS TODAY
Street Booths Used to
Gain Enlistments in
Economy Move.
Mayor T. D. Evans linn given per
rnMon 1 tho Tulsa Overalls club to
erect 'booths lit every street corner
In tho Business section today In the
drie for Members In tho organize
tlon whlchxilms at reduction of the
cost of clothing, Mrs. Martha U. Ar
ams, secretnry of tho club announ
ce,! yesterday.
'What we want is to economize
tnd forco down the high cost of
clothing," Mrs. Adams said. "We
AO nOl U."K lllul rn-iiuiiv il,llli; III
overalls or calico dresses. Uveralls
and aprons nave pccn unusrn us wic
official emblem of our club to be
For Sour Stomach
Rtnntino. das. Coated Tontlue.
Sick Hesdicne.iissu ureatn, uiiioui-
pen. lndifleitlon or Conatlpallon take
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
They cltne the boweli, iweeten iho
aloinach and Invigorate the Uver. Do
pol gripe or alekeo.
P. S. Meehen, Elm St., Hancock, Mich.:. "I
lite ! Foley Cathartic Tableta thnroulh
,riil and can poelllMlr "til" that Ihcy ire th.
tcilleiatlre." ,
BAD RISK,
JO KEEP SICK
Insurance Companies Won't
Take a Man Who Suffers
Continually From Stom
ach or Liver Troubles.
worn ot tho option of lt.s members.
Thoso opposed to reducing living
costs would say wo are faddists nnd
fy that wo nro making monkeyo
out of ourselves whllo they are fak
ing inoro than 100 per cent profit on
clothing. ,
"Tho drive Is for the purpose of
finding where the publls stands.
Kvery wholi.s.ilor, merchant, mtinu
facturer, laborer, farmer or skilled
worker Is organized or has u chauco
to organize, Tho public Is unorgan
ized nnd nt tho present ttmo Is hit
on nil sides by those who get to
gether for their own Interest. Af
ter tho public becomes organized, it
vote will be taken ns to whether to
ndopt n naino other than 'Overalls
club' ns their slogan."
rheUmTtism
left him as
IF BY MAGIC!
Had Suffered
Over 50 Year
Now 83 Years,
Yet a Big
Surprise
to Friends
Regains
Strength
Goes Out
Fishing,
Back to
Business
Laughs ot
"URIC
ACID"
How the
"Inner
Mysteries"
Reveals'Startling
Facts Overlooked
By Doctors and
Scientists for Centuries
lAcwnrth, (la. "Wo have Ufed
fftack-Drausht In our family for
jcars, and can say I never have
found a liver medicine that could
equal It." writes Mrs. J. A. Millwood,
of this place. "It Is flno for Indi
gestion, hca'dnchc nnd sour stom
ach," she continues.
"I urn It for tho family, and cer
tainly feel It haa tavcd mo a lot ot
money.
"I am glal to recommend Mack
Draught, and am sure If others
would use It they would be ns glad
as I'vo been'
Thousands of families keep Thcd
ford's Utack-IJraught In tho house
all the time, for use nt the first rd,;n
of Indigestion, constipation, colic,
colds and fever, thereby preventing
Illnesses that might develop seri
ously. When you notlcn that you aro bil
ious, have a bad tnsto In tho mouth,
coated tongue, offenslvo breath, or if'
you aro dizzy at times, rcsUess,
sleep poorly do not neglect your
liver. It Is calling for prompt treat
ment. L'fco Thedford's Hlack
Iiraught. Its merit is widely ac
claimed from long, satisfactory use.
Your druggist sells Mack-Draught.
Actvt.
1 m elsr.tr three jen oH and I doctored for
rbeumatl.m rrer tlnee I came out or the army eer lift;
jean ato," urttri J. B, A'bclfiun. "MVe many
older,, I ipent mone, frrelr for ao-callrd 'ewu,' and
I haie read about "trie Arid' until I mild alraM
ta1e It. I could not W nlnnti or alk llhout
pain; cur band, wtre ao ior and atlff 1 mild not
bold a pen. nut nor, a It by mill-. 1 am iln
In artlte bustntn and ran walk wttb ea.5 or write
all da, tltb comfort, irlendi aro wrprWd at lb
charge."
HOW IT HArrtNED.
Mr. Aihrlraan la only on of thmnandi who mf
ferrd for )rari. owlnc to tbe pneral belief h the old,
falw thwy Ibil 'Trie Add" fauwi rheumatism.
Thla erroneouS" belief Induced bin and Icfloni of un
fortunate men and women li talc ron trea'-Cieoti.
You mlfht )it ai well attempt to pit out a flrt with
oil 11 trr and t't rid or your rneumatlim,
neurit), and like complaint, by tatlni trrat
rirnU r.uppod to ,trhf Lrte Acid out of yiur blood
ami hlr. Manr phrlclana and adrntUU no knon
tbat trie Arid ncirr did, nnrr ran and ntrrr 'ill
rauw rbninatlim; that It la natural and nroutary
ronitUucjit or tbe blood; tbat It U found In firry
new bora babe; aod tbat (ttbout It i could sot
Hit I
Tbtw itatrmrnti mar Km tXmtt to lor! film,
bo bate all along born ted to bflln In tbiAtld
Trie Arid" bumbufc It took Mr,' A,belman ftrtr
yrari to find out tbla truth, le Iramed buv to ct
rid of tha true rauM of bla rbeuoiatUm, otber dls
orderi. and recmer hit itren&tb from "Tho lonrr
Mratrrlef," a rrmarkablt book row bclnc dtatxlhutrd
free br an authority abo dnotrd orcr taentr lean
to tbe aelrntlfle itudr of tblt particular trouble.
NOTE! If an rtar of Tbe World wlili toe book
tbat rtnali ihne facia rrfirdlnj lb true cauw and
cure of rbeumallira, facta tbat wrro otrrloolrd tr
dictors and arlrottita for crntorlra past, ilmpljr Knd a
post card or letter to II. P. Clearwater, No. 33 K
iWt. (lallnaell, SUlne, anl It IU t lent b, re
turn mall ll bout anr rbarta abatcTrr, I'ut out tbla
notice lest rou forirtl It rot a niffrrer jourkelf
bind tbla coihI new, to romt afflicted friend -Adit.
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la now offered music lovers. Play aim record
you may select on any phonograph and then
play it on the
tarr
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perfection of his art on the finest instrument.
And it's just asjrue that the full beauty of a
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phonograph.
Silver grain Spruce the wood of the famous
Slradivorious and Cremona violins is the ivood
of the Starr Singing Throat.
The Starr Betters All Records,
Hearing is believing. Come here to hear the
Starr play any record, as well as the imperial
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SEID
Every remaining suit in stock
now being closed out at prices
less than the wholesale cost of
the materials and tlte making.
SDPiieidfifs
V- Ifil imi IHJ liii
Saturday A Marvelous Dress Sale
Astounding reductions on Dresses that have already been very greatly reduced, marks this sale as one of the greatest, if not the
greatest value-giving events in the history of this establishment. There are hundreds of Dresses for all occasions included in
this sale from simple voiles to elaborate evening gowns, but we have grouped the larger portion at six special prices that offer
the opportunity of the season to economize Absolutely phenomenal values.
iWlf
This uroup includes many
wonderful dresses of sat
in, taffeta, crepe do chine,
combinations a a n tl silk
gingham. Phcno mcnal
values; originally priced
to $25.
$1 1.95
High-grade drosses of
printed georgette, plain
georgette, taffeta, satin
and foulard, nil smart,
new spring dresses, won
derful values ; originally
priced $2U.7fi to $155. .
$
17
At this price nrc many
dresses formerly niueh
higher priced of georgette,
foulard, tricolette, satin
and moire, nil greatly re
duced from $35 nnd $39.75,
$1 Q.75
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Gorgeous afternoon street
frocks in taffeta, crcpo,
georgette, satin and trico
lette. Also the smartest
models in combined mate
rials; originally priced
$19.75 to $09.50.
$
28
A marvelous , group of
mignonette, georgette and
pussy willow sports mod
els in tho newest modes
nnd colorings; originally
priced $75 to $85.
Exquisite dresses, a 1 1
skillfully fashioned in
georgette, manchu crepe,
including tho newest col
orings of marigold, hor
tensia soiree and gon
quille; originally priced
up to $89.50.
$
44
$
48
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Saturday A Mighty Waist Sale
5,000 New Crisp, Unhandled Waists, 50 Underpriced
i
The women of Tulsa know what to expect when Seidenbach's have a waist sale of this
character. We are endeavoring to do our share toward forcing prices to a lower level
and are making price concessions in this great sale that you will find impossible to
duplicate.
Beautiful Summer Blouses in lace trimmed Voiles, long
and short sleeve Organdies and Batiste. In white and
tiny checks. Every one regularly priced .$3.9.5
An exceptional selection of Waists in a great variety of
styles, including Georgette, Organdy and Voile. Plain tailored
and lace trimmed models. Every one regularly priced .$5.95
A most extraordinary group of Georgettes, Voiles,
Tricolettes, Organdies and Paulettes, in all colors, both long and
short sleeves and every wanted style. Regularly priced .$7.95 ....
Georgettes, Crepe de Chines, Organdies, Voiles, Trico
lettes. In white, flesh, blue dawn and many flowered
and fancy designs. Regularly priced $10.00
A group of phenomenal values is offered at this price.
Tricolettes, hand made Voiles and Batiste, Georgettes
and Crepe de Chines. Regularly priced to $15.00 ....
f2-00 gi
$4.00
$5.00 Wfjmfl
$7.00 vlw
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