The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 19, 1920, Final Edition, Page 6, Image 6

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1920
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l.IIJAN CltAWFOItn J'KllKINa WORK
WOMAN'S
WORLD and
hool are r crowded and 'he nil'- nuv -il y jmo dMgnmg ilhit at ion fr wri of . ertorarl will be
!' no numroim ihre in nr l v tratlng n nrt rommer'lal r work 'I made lo the. I'nl'ed States supreme
a child who it nmplv and efficiently And the hutlne one ge where she'coiirt in the raie n( Frank Moor
fitted for elf. support or production mr net a very definite and pecfic i krt Hicks. Paul 1U11, Joe, Knox,
sfter romriletlnir a gramnmr school I training for ferreiarlal work'' t'riink Mlrku and Kd Coleman, ne-
ioiir It rhotild he the aim nfj 'Copyright I ft 2 rt I . rne under nen'rnie of deuth for
eierv irlrl In itn nn hihr Into hlKh mirdi ir lonnection with the Thl-
srhool nnd then. If linaslnlt. tilt; I n In Supreme I nrl n o inly rlo's in this state, Ut
A spliuh of color 'gtnt the soft
gray dny.
A nntf of high rlear music midf ,
Midsummer's symphony.
An fxetmnatlon polril dramatic I"1
accent i
The landscape's loveliness
with morn thou glv si the signal to
arise
At noin srnilnrl on nard tnoi
unit
II ' dewy e i spire In silhouette
Against the purple of the. western
kit
While m h rurftw hour J see
Thy tall, lint shaft tiplit1 In IH
night.
And to my rinsing thmi aft
An ntl finger pointing sirer
Vrnvard to the stars
All this and more thou aft to me
Of plsnsure (i nil of solar,
Poplar Tree'
'IidI'm'm Cumis.
Jlrs. Cs Uyos luncheon for
Mndam' MimiMl I'nilknn nd
0rle Usrfl
Coun'rv Hub brid m ih Mr
Iorln '1 UrrlirM hotttM-
Connry rltih goir lournitmcnt
A. ft llrldgo lu will ml wlt
Mi. Vomc Vandfver,
liiiiiclicon ('iintiv
Mr ')hrf I'ldward StrnuvMI
entiirl.ilnofi wlilt nn Infnrmnl lnmlt
eon In th Ten 'ii Inn yetrdny In
honor of tier vlmiorc Mm llenjnmln
B. Wheeler und Mie U.ibe Parker
of Mukogee, who lire her Kneels,
coming hi Hitiiil Krml nper
Among "there preeent were Mr
Moffiiiloiigh iind her Hiieau, Mir.
O.iyo llrrl Hnd Mr. Hnmilel
rnlkner Mr ( lurenie .1. Illnd
rnun iind Kuent. Mra. Ilnhert M.
nlney.
I'lnn nntuil liiliirlmiti.
The Crown Henl rhiiillnunuii rlrcle
mt MnniUy tiftornoon with Mm ll
Walton on Went r,inieriin Mreol
0te of Hie. Irnpni taut miitler" thii(
Cn He I'Hlnre (lie meetitig m in
pMiid for the nnnunl lunrhenn whlrh
will be given In the Kennedy ron
tnurnnt on Mnmlny, Mny Al.
InillnlldiiA ImiciI.
Mm .lulee Cnnelnnlln hn leaned
Ciirrt for nn nurllnn bridge party
which nhe will Klve. in tlm t ounlry
alub on the nftornonn of Tuemluy,
Mny 25.
Ilrlilgti I'iirty.
Mr. Arthur Newlln nnd Mm.
Charlen T hlleon will entertain nt
auction bridge nt it dntn to bo named
late In tlm month.
alrle work lomtnit'oe Mi I Maude
I. Diunon ehiirn'jn, in girl depart
n ent. ! 10 p m
A group of vountr emplovd glrl
go io Y W C A tamp for nipper
nd vening pMy. io p in
sortirlH Mrfllmf.
The Kippn riamma eororltv will
mel Aalurdiiy morning at 10 JO
o'rlnrk In ihe home of Mra " fole
III? tkiuth i,heenne aene wlHi
Mleaea Iilxn'-h M'lilen and Mary n UI
he hoaleanea
Personal Mention
Club Notes
Tulan Hfctlon Council of .towlah
Women will give linen r.liowor for
l-rancea Wlllnnl Homo. 2.30 o'clock
In tlic home,
. Mlialonary eoclhl by wwiinn of
Lutheinn church,
Tng day by locul tlcrblan relief.
The Mlnlonnry Society of tlm Hlmt
Lutheran church will give u lunch
eon at the church, corner 6 1 It mid
Blwood Wrdnodiiy ut 12 o'clock.
V. . C. A, I'nlciidnr.
Luncheon of yniinir women of th
Ohio CltlfK (Inn company In eocond
floor clutiroom, 13 o'clock,
Called meeting of C'osden refinery
Alub. IS o'c.look.
Mcotlntr of Ktiido achnol hectlnn of
MIm llroek and Mian ISIItolt hnve.
raiajied pueapoita and nlll aall .Inn
tft for Purl, where they will attend
ihe aummer aaaaion lit fHrhnnne
unheranv and will alao vialt other
varlom point of inteieal. in Eng
land tnrt on the continent before re ,
turning In th iorlv nntutnn
Mr and Mm DoWUI Hull
hme been realdlng I" t'he-. a 'i
will In Ihe future mnkeiTulna ihiiri
home ind re now itomn lied wi'l.
Mr lliill'a parent. Mr. nd Mr- I
Arthur Mull nn Bnutli Main MirM
Mr nnd Mra. Ilnrnee .Iniin...
who linve been aimmllng the m'
in California, have relumed ml
realdlng at IU1 Unuili I'm iV
avenue. ,
, Mr. nnd Mra. J. O. Lorton of rim
homn ll' are vlalllng In the hoire
of Mr l.nrlon'a hrothera, Me r
Kugene nd flile l.orlon.
Mra. M. C. Cnmpbell of Kanna
(!lty, who has been vlnltlng In 'ho
home of Mra. I', r. Maya, left Mon
day for her Home
Mra Ilobnrt M llnlpey of Okla
homa City Is the gueat of Mra (Tir
rncn .1 lllnetnan, tmmlng over for
grand npern.
Mra P II Mnehmigh of Mnako
gee waa the gueat of Mra. Ralph
Campbell for grand opera
higher into om apeclnllzed school ,
for biialneaa. leaching, or a profea-1
Ion 1 1 la o much eaeit'r to do r h I '
now ihan It waa aome feu yean
ago Now rirla can work thlr wav
throngh rchool with a mii'h enel
aa a ho? Now thero ate manyl
acholarahipi offered for in'
both technlr.il and academic -hon,
wher formerly there were but few
And what la more now. Ihere are
any numhar of good poaltlona
I tng for trained glrlo. whP b la an
idded inienllve. m inntlnue m
e'hooj
Why 'not talk over with the r"i
girl era duate in your own bo.nr n r
pnltitle of the future Whj m t ,
look Into om of Ihn opportuAitien j
offered bv vrloii achoola id hr'p
her find her plae. Have von told
her of 4he fr normal achoola'' The
l,te iinlverallle vhero ahe m.iv
aludv jIihoM evervihlng from d'
.lllf'l' f. n. r ,f,r Immr "llPlgr
ipienl 1 .1 r .1 .ne I ' . The
kin-b r,-i 'r . t i . - ' nf rt
h. , I ' t i't, n '
t-.' i T ft be
l.ITTM. ROi-K .ik
As a Wnnan Thinks
Uy UDITII 13. MOniAllTV
lli lp Hit Io on.
Schoola will aoon he lioldlnK their
grnduatiiin exerrlaea nnd after the
eventful dny la over there will be
acorea of little glrla mid big glrla
nuzilliirf nn to what to do next. The
urn mnuir acliool nilaa will try In
decide botween high achnol, dual
neaa acliool or work. The high arhnol
grndilnto will try lo decide botween
normnl acliool. collfgn, or biialneaa.
u ml the rnllegn grndunln will Iry
to decide between higher education,
leaching, aoclnl work, biialneaa, or
mnrrlimc
The denlalnn of each and evoryi
girl will mean a momentnua time. In
her young llfo nnd perhapa a grent
turning point for her. In acarcely
any Instance, hnwevor, will the girl
who chooaea further echoollng make
a mlatake, Americanization la the
great cry today nnd It doea not re
fer only to people of foreign hlrth.
It ahoiild- he alarled n every homn
nnd thn beat way to promote mil
verajl Amerlr.inlzatlon la by educa
tion. In this dny and ngo when the
Oh ! How the Housework Drags !
Who docs not know
women nnd young girls
who nro continually in
ir..ara wlm always sec
the dnrk sido who huvo
frequent fits of melan
cholia without apparent
ftAp Dr. Picrco'a Favorito
1 11 my fteUf Prescription' oxortB a
"-vzaii an Bill wonnnrMU nrvwnr nvnr
woman's delicato sj'stem.
It isnn invigorating tem
pcrnnco tonic nnd is pre
scribed for tho peculiar
weaknesses, irregularities
and painful derangements of women. It con bo procured
in liquid or tablots at any drug store.
Send 10 centa to Dr. Hcrco'd Invalids' Hotel in nuffalo, N. Y.,
for trial pnckiiRO of ' Fnvorit Prescription Tublota.'
Houston, Tkxas. "For more than thirty years I havo nlwaya
spoken a sow!, word for Doctor Piurcn'a Modicinoa. Tho 'FavoriU?
Prescription ' and 'Pleasant Pollcta' were my 'stand-by.' 'Favorite
PrcBcription ' was tho medicine I would take for nervousness, weakness
and run-down conditions, and tho Pellets for constipation and sluggish
liver, and these medicines have never failed to Rivo mo just tho help
and renewed health that 1 needed. I still Uiko tho 'Pellets' when I
require a mild laxative, nnd consider them the very best medicine of
that kind I have ever taken." MltS. M. Pauish, 911 Dowling Street.
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DENTISTRY
that vnti n.tv
r KJ Vflif
RECOMMEND TO
YOUR FRIENDS
"Gontl Work at
Rettsonable Prices
All Work Guaranteed
Examination Free
Dr. McCann's Dentists
Phone 4352. Open Sundays until I p. m. Tulsa, Okla.
212Vi South Main, Over Model Clothiers
tuire-
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W r .1 BBVH Ur
A COFFEE
jVn Better minting methods
1 Ilrnikfaat (n I.uxn la
1 III toaated Riven Tllla.l'a
I ku i,v ... nmiil.i i.ll. ,
JH rn h fnivoi' nil ita own
f One pur kliRo i onvlncea. ftii
1. A k iour K'ocer. MR
V itittiirf.
Saiulcra t o. 1
1 aLLLV lllatrilintiira 1 I
1 1 BS Jloattinl
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An aoi 11 1 'he -
If the families ,who drink
111 is coffee were known by
the name of Inter-State,
nearly everyone in town
would be related. Roasted
ourwin fresh daily.
Warrant 4
MciAiTtn mr Th lKTTt Cmvm Co., JorUM Muout
The 'Story of Modern Bread Making Chapter UX.
ONLY THREE EATS
Properly Promote Growth in Children)
HE medical profes
sion have shown
within the last
three years, as a
result or experiments in
feeding young animals,
that there are three kinds
of fats most conducive to
the growth of the young.
Of these three namely,
butter, cod liver oil, and egg
yolk only one has both
shortening and tissue build
ing properties. That one is
butter fat.
Other ordinary foodrfats
possess shortening and food'
value. But they lack the
vital qualities which pro-J
mote growth and sturdiness
in children.
HOL'SUM Bread is madc
with whole condensed'
milk containing 8 per cent'
of butter fat.
This is a highly important
factor in making
HOLSUM Bread
"The Perfect Balanced Ration 'J
Made by
Tulsa Bread Co.
Also Makers of Buttcrkrust
"The Lcadinpr 10c Loaf"
Visitors Always Welcome
MADE IN LARGE SIZE ONLY
Hunt 's Daily Store News
VOL. V.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1920.
No. 19.
Her Display of Graduation
Gifts
Wouldn't Be Complete Without
. Ivory, Handkerchiefs and
Stationery
And ftiey are all practical rlfta he
eauae it doean't matter how many
times they're duplicated o far aa
Hndkerhlefa and Stationery go, and
Ivory pieces may be exchanged
Tou'll find almoat unlimited
choice of appropriate piece In
vrV heat quality Ivory. Manlruro
Plrrea, Toilet Rets, Toilet Pieces,
Vaara, nruaha, Trays. Photo
Kramea. Clocks, Perfume Con
tainers. Hat Pin Holders, etc.
Hnntrlns In Prlc from
"So to Jlft.00 Plero
Perlinpa Toti'rl Ho Interested In
Onfl of Those Specially Priced
Pholo Frames
$4.79 and $6.84
Large and medium sizes, se.ver.il
styles.
If You're Choosing Stationery
Lady Martha Iivn A larue romb
nation box of stationery and silt edce
CArda In mauve, buff, nlle and white.
$2.85 Box
nonnlr-Bnic I,lncn FlnMi Ijimh In
pink, blue and hello: plain paper and
Kilt edge cards, and marginal fold sta
tionery. $1.65 and $1.85 Box
Correspondence Cards Plain and gilt
edge; white and tints.
75c lo $1.40 Box
One Lot of Correspondence
Cards nt 35c Box
Mauve, pink, blue, buff and hello
shades, In plain heavy quality lawn.
Pound Stationery 3So and 50o lb.
Stationery Dept. .Main Floor
Among the More Gifty Looking
Handkerchiefs
Hand Knihroldered Handkerchiefs of
fine linen, white and colored em
broidery cornern and narrow hem
stitched hems.
s 75c to $2.25
Armenian "nil Madrlrn Handker
chiefs of very sheer linen: dainty
Armenian edges and drawnwork cor
ners, and Madeira hand embroidered.
$1.00 to $4.75 Each
Popnlar Priced Ilnon nandkcrchlefse
yhlte centers with colored edge and
embroidered corner designs. White
centers and fancy borders and fancy
centers with plain borders.
40c to 65c Each
Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs AH
white and colors with embroidered
corner designs, plain centers and fancy
borders and fancy centers and plain
borders.
35c to 75c Each
Handkerchief Section Main Floor
Members
of
Tnlsn Open Shop
(SquAT Deal)
AMOclatlon
nc HUNT co.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Main St., netivrcn Third and Fourth Sts.
Hare
Ton Seen
Tho Sulfa
at
Half Price?
Second Floor
Merchandise of the
BETTER SORT
THAT'S OUR BUSINESS
To place at your disposal everything to wear for man, woman and child at a
minimum cost. Dressing on a limited .income is no joke. Buy with knowledge
"Shop at Putter's." ,
aSauivt. Cr
u
New Frocks
To Greet
Tho New Scasou
Buttcrick
Patterns
Arnold's
GIove-Grip
Shoes
TAX
IHUHflrl
Mid-Summer
Is mirrored in oar gnUy
trimmed
Hats
Onr
, Millinery Department
li gay with the eoaton's
smart Mt colors
Men!
For
Graduate Brand
Clothes
Ida
Silver Brand
Collars
WAISTS
De luie models of grace
and correctness of line
and of mch exqulctte
style that they appeal to
every votary of fashUn.
A color and design to
suit your Individual
i. $3.45 1
203
South
Main
Buy With Knowledge
The Bargain Center of Tulsa
THE SUIT
nrlngs added smartness
to tho Summer Ward
robe. One lot of ladles' cor
rectly tailored suits. In
Gabardines, Poplin and
Blue Serge at half th
cost of the cloth In
them. In sizes IS to 44,
at the very special
0?.".. .. $17.45
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