The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], July 10, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1020
MUST REPAIR ALL
HOLES IN PAVING
City to Rush Ordinance
That Will Prevent Con
tinuance of Evil.
PROVIDES A DEPOSIT
Mnny Cuts Over City Dangtr
nyH to Automoblltt nd
Motorists.
)rvriR or 09f prorations I uttlni
hol.i III city .i.v.n- hrnLftr will
UHll rrinifj- Ihn city a.Ii,k( illy In
i'lrlnu ui'h rum, and in MfflOlMl
ami"int n WM MtM that Ikt '"
lalrn urn InHialliwt irntil
Al ilia mtlnK "f Ntayoi aitd uy
row mlxmnnet h yaatarday mm miiin.
Oem mtaalonari u 11 MaNiar and '
M. . 'i k i City Adorn) Krank K
I'liman mid City BfMtlnMit 0 K
firlgga wt re Itmt nirtii 10 pri-par
ap rirrllnani-i- dmltria with Ihfl pavi'
mailt eilttlni SitMUoil Thin nnll
naftno. ar-m11lif to inrmhriM of tha
i 'mmitii . win nrovMi (or to
pnalt lUfflclanl to Kuarantci' lha
mat of repair, mid Will b In IIIOll
an nmmuit Dial II "ill Imriv Ihn re
palrer In making repairs Tim ile.
linalf will urn I, a retnrnm! until re
null i. hoVt lu i ii rnmli
Their- iiff' OOOOfll "I atreal nvar
Ihr e.ltv iinrl i-ie.-ti 1 1 v in Waal
Tult. where ruth Iiivi heen rnarla
tu lay pil iit wnlar llnaa or nthar
llni'a uinlei tin juivimk I lii-i.i' -iilpa
tiaunlly nhiiiil a fimt wlda, ara filled
with dirt. Vm faffir pajwtra nvar.
H i- din pack, leaving an uaiy rut
whleh hiivi' alu-ii-lv hi-i-n raopoMloli
fnr Many brokan tulomobll aprinfra
The i ity Inland to lakt MlOll
action ia will luaura UuU the ruta
will n't rainaln rxpnaad mnra than
:in (Java hi I In. miiat In amne ra
repair" ara not mada within thai
VriKth f time, accnrdlna to tha
terma of tin- prnpnatd nrrlliianra tha
di'poalt will In- dar) irnd fnifi-llrd
and thf city will talk ra point
Santl SprirtaH Nottt
Mia TIlOMM Wii.il' 'i Mid Mr"
p'rntilt It'ina warn jiiint hnnti-ati-a In
Mm jokn kmoImi 'i"'i chliclfon of
Colllnavllla hi War In . Ma
Hprlnaa Thufe'lay and I mln
Julia Hi hi'vim general iOtlf Otlf f
of iii" Oklahoma Tubarvulooia aaao'
clatimi waa in town Krldny morn
Ing nd mat with annie of tna Rtotfl
a-era nf 'ha Raiit Hprlnaa miriin
tlrin In urn iilh tliam II ilun
laio'it '"A nd nf ii ini'i i''' rjpoi itlnn I
and efficiency hy all IMiana ntr
eter In Ihi- great wnrk carrier! 00 Hy
thain.
Th- ROBokaJl lMge nf Hnnd
Spring mat 1 hurnday night for
Ihi'll regular tilmmithly l"rge ink
installation nf nfflretB did lint taka
plura hn waa flrat planned. Tha nf
hear win ko Inatallad at lha next
tegular mealing- OanordlM I" I" '
acnf plana
Tin- djOflOtlon nf two hundrad
hOI l.v tl.a a'.ita tn lha ln ad II
l.rary fund here waa received l-'rl-dav
and ara nnw nn tha lll.rn.ry
ahaUi? It whs imly after axira
arrort Vt tha commlttaa rould aa- Rahakaha will unit ond hvo a
'ura lha ttOtloO portion nf tfeolr Hat aupai an ihn park Btoundl
and Satfid Hprinaa la mml fortu. ..
lUXtSi h""k' "n Tha Roya.Namhhnr. picnic wh,h
i --- L-. h"lrt af lh Thursday f-
a HMta la haln arraad for , p j ,)(. yrmr f ,,lfS rlrr m, n.
ROflt Vdnday at tha Hand Hpr Inapt j i hat l.-,rraly attandad )iy tha
park whan tha Odd Kallnwa and) ' fnatnr am and thalf famillaa M-a
t'laru M Ward nf Tu!aa, waa at ha
aiitharlua; ami wrotfl a lara am B1
nf child noofanoo. tapnaf waa r-
t I'd In tha liirga planla RPtaOa at a
vi) and 'hi ptoatakari flllod rh-
nf tha laraa tablaa that an- inr.it '
In that billldlli.
KKAO WOHXP w WT ls
Summer Suit
Special
l or SatOrdat wo nffrr
DMl, ityluih models fnr
nun nf nil uea m rum
Portabk Cool QoUh and
otbtji populavf Mimiatf
w4gbl matt ii.ii.n Pricod
III
$7.H.r)
$ I O.Mf,
$14.85
$19.85
HOLMES
Clothes Shop
H S. Main
Ethel Clayton and Larry Semon- Majestic
ernon
With Sugar
High In Price
Thoughtful people
naturally turn to
G
rape
-Nuts
for their cereal food
It contains Its own sugar; and its sweet
nut-like flavor developed from the grains
make it attractive to the taste.
The cost is moderate. Every bit is eatable,
and the sound building quality of Grape
Nuts, combined with easy digestibility,
makes it a family favorite.
There's A Reason
9 9
Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc.
Huttle Creek, Michigan
TOWN TALK MILLINERY
EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE
A dnubl program la again
hlllad fnr lha Majaatlu Thi-atar to
morrow, and one that prnii'iili two
fnaturo plrturaa ara unusu.illy ip
paalinc. Two plavs. aarli of a dla-
tlm t typa, yat atiprama In Individual
pri'aenlatlon.
fha flrat half of Ua hill offara
Bthal Clayton In a naw play oallad
"Tha taiddar of Lla." It la a ati'linr
affnrt on the part of tka playwilghl.
producar, alar and iiiat. Ita thania
iu intaraatlnf ly myatnrloua. Involving
aa It dura acvaral charartara whu
ara parmltted to kaap tha audlancw
VI TAG RA PH.
gualng until tha flnil oilman.
Mlaa t'layton ha nlwiya (tlvan
fann a Inpork anaotnii'iii of avery
part aha haa appanrad In. and har
Mauda and iidmlrara will nun ly ha
Ititaraatad In thl. hii v.-rv fmrat
BOanarlOi glvan har ihlH yaar.
Tha lattar part of Ronday'a Ml
Jaatli' hill la tha nrrniiinttiRly hllarl
oua farra "Si'linol Diiya" with I.arrv
Bamun In tha itar rharaotar. A
a comedian. It la qtttta uum-raaaary
to "pranH agant" tlu- ri-nnwnad Iarry.
Ill antlca li.iva nuuacil "guffaw" of
launhtor and hla yry part orntaao
and tha audlanoe away with mllea
that llngnr
In "S' hool Day," ho ha a pail
'hi; fit him aplendldly. It la un
like anything yat attamptad hy the
world foremost comedian, hut It
la aatd to he hi very beat Im
piTionatlon. Takrn altogether, no baiter pro
gram rould have posalhly boon
arranged for tha Majealle the ftrlt
half of naxt weak, than Ethel Clay
ton In "The I.i'li!- :- of Mao." nd
1 I.irry aamon In "Hrbool Day."
Advt.
JULY CLEARANCE
of PUMPS, OXFORDS, TIES
Without ItMrTdj, ti'ir entire titock of summer footwear
i placed on .sale at prices that will insure it complete
clearance. Do you need footwear? Doen your fam
ily need tootwear? Then now is the time to buy and
and this the place.
l adies' Oxfords and Pumps
Ouf entire stuck of ladiea'
oxfordl and pumps in pat
en' :i'id kid leather.', which
sold as high as $12.00, aro
pi i il now per
pair at
I' ' r.t"'( oiu
$5.00
Two-Eyelet Ties
Many btautiful f wo Kyelnt
Ties, black only, values for
merly Belling at Qfr
$lli.s-r, priced kl pt.00
No Refund No Exchanges
t Theao Sale Pricea
One-Eyelet Ties
Popular One Eyelet
Ties, long vamps, turn
soles, in brown and
black kid and black
suede, usual price $15.
X $10.00
Men's Oxfords
Klack and Brown Kid
and Kangaroo Oxfords
for men ;sizes from
to 11. Not all sizes in
all styles, but real val
ues that sold as high as
$15;
priced at:
$10.00
No C. O. D. Ord era Accepted on Sale Items.
First-Class Shoe Repair Shop in Connection With Store
M. Parks Shoe Store
112 South Boston Avenue
Osage 7385
'P ' The First Car
Summer Hats for Summer Wear
For SA TURD A V-
Choice of 150
99
SUMMER HATS
at $.00
Exceptional values will be found in this assortment, consisting of georgette,
white horse haid braid, transparent, sports hats nnd garden hats.
TOWN TALK MILLINERY
Extra' A Small et
Velio Six
in the Authoritative Style that
everybody knew was coming
IT is the Velie's triumph. The first Authori
tative Example of the new style. A subtle
combination of mirror-like planes that seem
to flow into each other a new expression of,
automobile graces.
New comfort in the longer body more room
more rest in soft, deep-plaited upholstery. Witfl
the style advance goes the new motor with in
ternally heated vaporizer, 4-bearing crankshaft,
bronze-backed bearings silent, supple, aatis
tying on low-grade fuel. More power at lcs
cost.
The new Velie Style will be on exhibition af all
the coming shows in a full line of open and
closed cars Touring Car, Six-passenger Four
door Sedan, Two-passenger Touring Roadster,
Four-passenger Speedster, Four-passenger. So
ciable-Coupe,
John W. Stanley
Motor Sales
207-15 SOUTH DETROIT
PHONE OSAGE 3138
Choice of any
$10 HUNT-MURRY CO.
Pattern Hat. . .
216 SOUTH MAIN ST.