The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], August 16, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 10, Image 10

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1920
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SHRINERS REVEL
! IN ANTICIPATION
Big Ceremonial Sept 10
Advertised as Elabo
rate Affair
Electric park leased
' Red Fork Toint of Concentra
tion for riea.su re Scek
' era; Scene of Glee-
'Oriental orocenslon" morthful
fun-jSS ofPlorouf.i hllarity-a-re.
monlal magnificent. ,,,.
Thlt In thn fnrerasl tor Akdar tern
! tiMt Aunt. i shlriMcovo rir.
m'on.aTCndnVlwnl.t
nothing nf a tmrbwuo, ill lied r
K"c I rlc park Friday. Hoplnmbcr 1.0,
whlc"h 1 nmiK' in pnnU'rit and an
; ownlH J nut off tha VtfMiJor
rtl.trll.utmn Akdar nobles arid
prospective candidate
' Joys of tlit. ceremonial are told In
lh profimn Illustration on th bril
alnlly colored nnnnnno11U.11, which
also hvo reproduction .. t
emblem anil n plcturo of tho park
cantloiird, "This I" tlm place. Irfiok
It over l'indrr awhile' Cartoon- are
labollcd as follows. 11 pretty girl,
in conation. ToIUIch
fi mmi smoking a cigar, wn goi
'cm a mi'" auartottc. -Mnybrf you
can " n man and a pl l",nty'.
rata;" a set of false-teeth. "Havo 'em
,hTr!nnf1falr will bo open only to
nobles and their families and can
didates n..d their fain IHm. novice,
are nsked tn report nt masoulo lv
for registration from 9 a. in. to 1.30
p. tn. cm Friday, Heptcinber 10. A
business nesslon of tho tompln will
bo h.'ld nt f.30 p. tn.. at which "inn
petitions of candidates will bo bal
loted upon.
Hpctclnl Inlcrurban cam will b
chartered to convoy tho nobles, can
didate, and ladles to tlm park nt
3:30 p, rn. and 3 p. in. Tor Ihoso
with anion ampin parkins space Is
provided Inside tho park grounds.
The flrt. second, and third ec
tlons of tho ceremonial urn to bo
Magcd nt 3:30 p. 111. and tho barbe.
cue nt 6.30 p. m. Tho' ladlea will bo
Invited to witness tho fourth to tho
32 sections of tho ceremonial, bit
will be sworn to secrecy. A number
IK narb n Ml lianmAll tM tvlll 1)0 frC.
Following the ceremonial, tho rlnkJ
will bo cleared una roller sxaung anu
later, dancing indulged In, to tnuslo
furnished by "tho fainour Akdar
jazz orchestra that mado tho J'aclflc
coast shlmmle."
Horry ST. Wclllver, recorder for
tho tcmplo, has also announced a
ceremonial to bo hold nt Knld Hep
tember 24 to accomodate eligible.
living In tho western part of Akdar
jurisdiction. Tho nobility of Tulsa
tvlll makn the nllnrlmnco tn Knld on
Thursday, Heptembcr 23, leaving
here In five pullmans at 11'30 that
night. They will return Haturday
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You Can't Nemo a More
Economical Food Than
S CAMPBELL'S
peciai ,B BREAD
Made in a loaf of econom
ical size 15 ccnta
AT THE GROCERS
STATE SOCIETY'
iutoiti:.v Aititovl.
.Mr and Mrs. A. II. .MeOrchle left
Friday for n few days visit In Mrs.
Mcdcchlv's homo folk ut Famous,
Khii.
.Mr. Otto Chilton returned lo his
homo at Hllllwatcr this weok after
spending somu time with his sltttur,
Jlrs. C. K. roster and .Mr, Koslor
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mnrvln lyiws have
returned from fin extohded motor
trip through tho mountains of Colo
rado ,
K. O. Bhlpman and wlfo nt Pulton,
Mo., uro spemflriK their Vinatlon In
ilroken Arrow, tho kiitbIh of Mr.
Hhlpman's parenui, Mr. .and Mrs
J. I). Hhlpm.in and her relallvus.
Mr. and MrM, Ix ltoy Uuddy had as
their KUi'St durliitr Ihe week Mr.
Cuddy's father, Joe Cuddy of Uiwton.
.MIhs FMi i Mil of Ilanknll waH tho
KUi'St of her aousln, Mls Mattlo
l.iicas this week.
J. C Jonas of Oklahoma City, was
tho Kucst of his duiiKlit er-tn-l.iw,
Mrs. Winifred McOulio and family,
for tho last week-end.
Mis. A. M. Mains and children
linvo returned from a months' visit
to relallveH nt Olruril, Kan.
M. J. Williams and family aro
spcndlnu their vacation In tho Ozark
inniintalnH In the vlulnlty of I'ayctlo.
vlllo, Ark.
After n months' visit to their
daughter, Mm. John Hhrador nnd
Mr. Hhrader, Mr. and Mrs, Ham
Itongland returned lo their home nt
Hnpulpa Inst I'rldoy, thn trip bolng
inodo overland accompanied by .Mr.
und .Mrs. Hhrnder.
lien Officer went lo Muskogen
W'ilnesday evening to meet his wife
nnd accompany her home on hor re
turn from n two weeks' visit to home
folk nt Hiinlsvlllc, Ark.
Mrs, Kato Hnyder of FAlhnodnt
spent tho past week nt tho homo of
her brother, I). 0. Oartrell.
Messrs. (lomer Davis and Itnhert
.1 I iiiii irnw-Miii
DR. STOTTS
210 Itlrhard Illdg.
Third. nnd Iloston
Tulsa. Okla.
Formerly of Hot
Springs, Arkansas
Iltnod, Hkln, Oenlto-Urlnnry
nnd Venereal tlenies and
Kenornt office niractlce,
Borums, Vaccines, Hlcctrlca.1
Treatments
l'honn Osaga 1144
Blng left Monday on a long motor
trip through tho west, Uielr ultimate
ilesllnutlnn belpg Clu-yenno and
Casper, Wyo., with stopi atil shin
nips In Colorado. They vjtl return
to Ilroken Arrow early In (K'tober.
Alvln nnd flporgo Wolf nro upend
ing their vnciitlou with relatives In
Kansas nnd Mlstnurl,
Mrs. M. H. Illnnchard In spending
tho week In Kansas Ctty.
Mr. J, 11. Doollttle was host to thn
members of tho men's lllblo class
of thn M. K. Hitnday school Tuesday
evening at his homo near thn gaso
line plant. The members of the
ladles' class were arao Invited, mak
ing the total guest list about HI
The nlfalr was staged on tho Doo
llttle lawn, which was Illuminated
by electric lights from Urn gasoline
plant, and un tntertalnlng feature
of the evening was n trip through
tho plant. After u feast mi water
melon Mr. Doollttln Informed tho
visitors his entertainment was
planned an a celebration of his
birthday.
ltoy Hmlth left Tuesday for Hul
phur Kprlngs, Ark., lo visit friends.
T, C. I'arks and family returned
Wednesday night from their mimmer
vaeallon, upent with relatives nt
I'riilrlo drove Ark
Mis. William I.ePrater nfter a two
weeks' visit lo her father, Mr. O. D.
Iwiyman, haa returned tn her home
nt dishing.
Mr and Mrs. Ocorgo Hnlder are
spending a couple of weeks In Illi
nois, tho guests of Mr. Knldnr'H rela
tives. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Hcntt of Khlon,
Mo., nrrlved timidity for a visit nt
tho homo of N. It. Klllott. Mr. Kcott
returned homo Monday while Mrs.
Hcntt will remain for somo tlmegud
visit with her slrter, Mrs. HIlloTI.
.Mrs. W. (I, Mclie.clilo wenl tn Hand
Hprlngs Friday to IU her daughter,
Mis. Hurt Hutton.
Mlwi Mnrjorle Walker Is lionm
from a month's visit with friends at
ohn and otlyr Missouri towns.
Mrs. M 11. Hulls and llttln daugh.
Iter Martha, are expected home
shortly from Osknloosa, Iowa, where
they have spent tho past two months.
J. W. H, Ilower and son, former
Ilrokon Arrow residents, weru hero
from Mtiskogcn Tuesdtty.
Mr. anil Mrs J. U'Klnsny have re
turned lo their homo at Hoswnrth,
Mo., lifter a fortnight's visit to their
daughter, Mrs. J. M. rennlngtnu,
and Mr Pennington on Houlh Main
street.
On thn occasion of the KtSlli anni
versary ,of his birth, .Tndgo II. U
I'lercn was Riven a surprise Monday
evening by tho membership of the
Christian church nnd a l.irgo num
ber of friends who gathered ntMhelr
I'lerro home on North Main street
about II 30 lo Spend the evening
i Tho judge was presented with a bou
I'luel of flowers, and Mrs. I'lureu was
lemetnbeted with a basket of bonli
Itlful garden flower. Ice cream and
(cako provided by tho guests was
served III abundance and the cvonlng
pleasantly spent.
Mrs. A II. Ilatemiili M upending
a fortnight with relatives at Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. John Watklns have
ps their guestB for a short period Mr.
AVatklim' mother, Mrs. Martha Wat
klns, of Severance, Kan , and his
sister Mis. W. C. Mlddlclon of Hose
Vlllo, Cnl.
Mr. and Mrs. M. (Xl'oyner have
returned from an ettended motor
trio throueh southern Arknas nnd
(southern Mlnmiurl, where they
visum relatives at a numocr u
points In both states.
.Miss Ijtiura llcrry has returned
from a vacation spent with homo folk
at Kuntsvllle. Ark. '
.Mr. and Mrs, Jako Proctor spent
several days early In tho week with
relatives at Htiawnoe.
Mrs. IJ, M. Keener was. hostesM tn
n number t children Wednesday
evening with n Joint birthday party
for her little soim CUude and Albert,
nged 10 iind & years respectively
I Mrs. Keener, assisted by Miss Lillian I
jCapoy, served Ice creami and caljo j
'after a number of games had amused
j the children.
Announcement was mado this
week lif tho return from his vacation
'of Itev. V. V Dobson, pastor of tho
i resnyicnan cnurcn, anu accuruinK-
ly regular services would be resumed
at th.i Presblterlan church on Bun-
day mornings. Union services at tho
alrdome will bo continued on Sun
day cvnlngs until further notice,
Mr, nnd Mrs. James Oathey de
parted Tuesday for Depew, where
they will nvako their home.
Women May Be Strong
and enjoy life whether In tho home
or business world If they can keep
at bay those ailments peculiar to
I their sex. If every woman reallied
now lyyma k. iMtiKnsms vegcianie
Compound, that simple remedy
mado from roots nnd herbs, goes to
tho root of the troublo and over
comes such symptons as backache,
headaches, nervousness, and irritabil
ity, they would bo healthier, happier
And stronger. If you fufer from any
form of female Ills why don't you try
It? It will pay you to do so. advt.
SAVE $22.50 Only 5 Days Left To Take
Advantage of This Offer
Terms. Cash
vThor Electric Wnahcrs, Station-
nry Wrinpcr V..$M8.00 $133.00
Tjhor Electric Washers, Swintr-
inc Wringer 157.50 142.50
, Thor Electric Ironcr 107.00 152.00
Simplex Electric Ironcr 160.25 156.75
Over GOO sntiflficd Tulsa housewives proves all
that we might say about the Thor; a machine with
the correct Laundry principle. A factory guarantee
with each machine.
Tlace your order before 'August 21 and.takc advantage of the special sale.
Cedar-1140 for free demonstration.
DODGE ELECTRIC CO.
Phono
Electrical Engineer and Contractor
0 Phone Cedar-1140
119-121 Eat Second St.
Boys' Cloth
Reaclin' an' Ritin' an'
'Rithmatic; Taught
to the, Tune of a
Hickory Stick
ffor
School Day&
And It Takes Good
Substantial Clothing
to StaM ihe Play
Hours of School'Days
School days will soon bo hero and along with them cooler days of fall. The children will require more and
heavier clothes for tho school year and tho next fow weeks will bring a crush of school need shoppers.
Wo pluco on salti, today, tho largest stock of boys' clothing in the state of Oklahoma. Make hay while fhe sun
shines and supply your boy's needs for school daya. Winter clothing bought in tho summer time and Sunday
clothes at every day prices.
Gctulcman Why N jour llttlo
daughter mi happy this morning,
Mrs. llrirwn?
Mrs. Ilrown Tlio child W glad
Ihhviilm! wo Iuimi Jiwt n'lNlllllltl
our Immr with Kowall's Chemic
ally l'uri) Paint from tho Dlt-kn-t-on
(,'ootliiiaii company, It inndti
tho iilacu look like n new hoiiso
and little .Mary Li not tint only
lino who it pleased, tho ciiUru
family la happy over (ho romlt.
Do It Now!
HARDWARE
Phone
Cedar
500
Madison
and Hodge
Streets
Suits for Small Boys
There are nuuiy pretty wash
suits here in- white and colors,
and a variety of styles at
ra4; UIm ill ( u iMinUf ptit
MriwMiuUnir(Uuitr,
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Also, a big stock of boys' suits
of velvet, Jorsey cloth and cord
uroy, in sizes to ago 8. These
suits are $10 values the world
over, but for this School Days
Sale we offer them at
$5.98
Real Clothes for School Days
.; 98c
75c
19c
69c
69c
25c h
Dig table full of boys and girls s Q-t QQ
school shoes, choice per pair. . P J.0
Iiig table full of hats and caps, A A .
choice each v. . 4ttC 'fjra
Hova Khaki Shirts. rf -i -irti Vk
well made, eacli . . . .
50c
19c
Let The Live Wire Flag
Boys' Waists, Shirts and Rompers
Today we place on
sale the entire stock
from a Scdalia, Mo.
store of the finest
waists, shirts and
rompers for boys.
This is truly a great
offering as prices
nre exceptionally low
Hoys' U. S. Rubber Co
for school wear
Large sizes in U. S.
Rubber Co. Kcds
Roys' Overalls,
extra well made
Hoys' Hose, a strongly built hose
for real wear, pair
Hoys' Barracks Caps,
khaki crown with vizor
Khaki Hats,
in boys sizes
Red, white and blue Caps
for boys
Hoys' Halbriggan
Union Suits'.
Hoys' Halbriggan
Undershirts
' iiiiitiiwi i
Bargains in Boys' School Suits
Heavy all wool school suits, mado especially
strong in seams to stand violent wear, School Days
oaic price oniy
$.3.95
Serge pants, in sizes to
age 10, priced at
Hoys' rubber raincoats,
sale price
Boys' knee pants,
sizes up to age 16
Boys English corduroy knee (T- Qf
length pants, sizes up to age 16. . J) JLOi
Boys' overcoats, a big$stock, buy now and
save money.
$2.98
$2.95
69c
Khaki Clothes for Boys
Army Khaki coats,
sizes to age 10, at
Hoys' coats, military st,
priced at ),
Full length khaki pants,
for school wear
Knee length khaki pants,
priced per pair .'
I'. K. Army pants, priced for '
School Day Sale at -
... 89c
... $1
$1.50
... $1
... S5c
Guide You to the Live Wire Store
tu Minn, ku(, p,..,,, , tfiyjjnll JL tLfi-AOX
Unibn Department Store
Growing Tulsa's Growing Store
Four Floors 112-112 1-2-1 14-114 1-2 South Main St.
MOTHER'S FRIEND
(Expectant Mothci
Ml All UIWStl9l9
SRAMIUD StrjILATOK CO.DUT. MX ATUKTl. Ca
III l i ft " Sr4
All k I n (I of
Clocks ami KmKi
Wnti-lira rrpnlroii.
Clocks called for
and dcllvcml.
j ii. ii. n.
PIIIIillHICTv
H. K. Cor. Second
mill .Main
11) iium Illdg.
Phono Cedar 030
Pathe Phonograph
Pathe Records (
Pathe Shop
8 W. 5th Cedar 1593
lis The Tone That Tells
j
It can never he wild that wo
knowingly ever nilsrepreM'ntcil
any article.
It can ne'er Ijc Kild tliat vo
ocr,cnrlcl nny cheap nierelian.
(Il.-o that te could not gtiaraiitco
It ran noter ho wild that wo
liavn not treated jon fair in
eery uliapc, form und fanhlon.
If joii earc to deal with a More
doing lmsliKwi oil HiIh baalu,
we niulil Ik! glad to lutvo yon
call on u..
Wc luivo n large Mock of Jewel,
cry, waleliCM, diamond. Wo
villi hell jou on ea.sy paj-mentfl
lit cash njvex. Wo will lex.
plain liow wo can do tills when
iu coino In.
Our optlenl department la ttilly
-0.ulpnel nnd our optician has
jearn of experience, nnd wo can
tell you glusM-a at $1 per week.
'Gold Filled Glasses
as low as
$3.50
McMinn Jewelry , Co.
Opposite Hotel Tulsa
TradcMark
Registered
wli-eonln Maid
Nut Oloo
Fancy California
Burmuda onions.
Crlsco, In
1 pound cann,.r-.
Fancy Puritan Bllced bacon,
in boSea...,
v
The oods must be
GOOD GOODS
or the sale is no good
- " ' Trado Mark
Many customnra have naked who tho baby In the above Trade
Mark la. It will ho of interest to explain that It la a picture of
Wesley Itenko tho youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Henko
of Traders No. 4, at 105 Kas't First street. Ho Is very zealous that
his plcturo shall not bo associated with anything that is not Good
Note the following prices on Good Goods.
29c
5c
25c
55c ,
30c
30c
15c
25c
12c
32c
29c
19c
35c
54c
. 5c
25c
18c
49c
57c
57c
25c
24c
For the best
Loin steak,
pec pound. ...-..
T-bono steak, '
pec pound
Flank boll,
pec pound
Prime rib roast.
pec pound. r
Plato rib boll.
per pound.'. ..r y..r
Long Il6rr cheese,
per pound. . . . .- . . . .
Pure pork link sausage,
pec pound,
Van Camp'a Catsup,
16 oz. bottles ,
Llbby'n Applo Butter, S
No. 2 Vi size ,
New.Tork gallon
applc I ,
Matches, Red Seal,
best quality .-.
Bonlla brand peaches. No. 1 cans,
in heavy syrup
Branzos
, Upton'a coffee, Yellow Isabel;.
very high grade
Sunbcan coffee, Austin Nichols
product .-
Folger'a Golden Gato
coffee
Farmhouso Tornatocs,
No. 3 cans..'
' Bulk peanut
butter, pr pound r. . i -.
Ouf crowds aro large and our business la heavy,
service do your shopping early.
We are Members of The Better Business Bureau
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Traders No. 4
105 East Firs.t1Street
Phones Osage 4935-8692-6970
The Good Goods Store
rapenNuts
For Breakfast
That's the Wdrd
A ready-to -7 eat food sweet j
3 L 1;1 . z J?1 -i
economical- no waste'
full of the nourishment of
wheat and malted barley I
baked twenty hours never,
spoils in it's, wax-wrapped
package.
Order from your grocer
You'll eat GrapeNuts
again and again!
Wad$ by Postum Cereal Co., Inc., Battle Creek. Mich.
UCIIiTNIMO Oil.