The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], October 13, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Image 20

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ' 1920
PERMIT WRANGLE
GROWING WARMER
Patterson Starts Building
on Advico from His
Attorney
CITY LOADS ITS GUNS
Will Jtevoko i'crmit in Writ
ing. Return Fee and Press
Case by Official Action
"If necessary, we'll tnko thin mat
lor to tlu supremo court for Multlo
aiunt," John It. Miller, president of
Hid real estate uxohungf, declared
I'lKisdny, referring to the building
permit nf A. ) Patterson to erect n
Machine shop In Cherokee Heights, 11
pormlt Hint wns revoked several days
igo by tlin mayor and oily com
missioners, upon the protcit of pro
perty ownr-rif.
Upon thn ndvlen of Miller i ml
tliers, 1'nttornoti this wook started
ronstt notion of tho building. Moro
Ihiin n, dozen property owner tip
poarml liforo tho city commlMMlon
I'uosdny morning to protest against
PnltorHon's notion. J. Mi Adlitrion,'
sommliNlnner of pollen, ami II. 11,
Kopp, building inspector, wrru av
pointed by thn cnmmlsdon In pm
ceod against Patterson, but thry had
tikou no official tlon Tuesday
night. i ,
Clnl m Onmpllum-c.
Miller, John Haver, attorney for
I'niinriii nml others, contended
tli.it lutlersnn bus. rdlieu tlm lirsiiwnicn rinner pennons inn court
uoiti oy
John Gibson Seeks Title
toLand Allotcd to
William Gibson
VWln, CONTESTED WILL
CuHlonwr, Court Sunn: PAQC ON TRIAI
JI XKJU. VII I I 1 If IL.
I
Finding the charge of uriiml
larceny fllorl ngalnst C.iriien
Johnson, a negro, hy Hoy Wil
liams, h negro, unsuppni tod !y
Williams' statements made on tho
witness stand, thn enso wag dis
missed Tuesday by Justice H. J.
Oroy rtt the coiicIuhIoii of tho
hearing.
William cliilmn ho left nn
overcoat nlut pull' of trousers
with Johnson In hti ch-nncd. 1 Iu
alleges that Johnson pawned thn
linuxtirs mill In ( nr Holil out noil loft
the city tu kliii,' Williams' overcoat
with him.
Johnson admitted taking pni
srwilon of thn clot 111 rue claimed hy
Williams, hut related that Wil
liams hnil left tho leJJjlng with
thi defendant for miuih winn Jliran
months und that cleaners and
IircMi'ln hnvn thn right under thn
law to sell any rlothlriw If t with
them for moro than 30 days tf
His custo.ner Is duly notified.
WANT RECEIVER
FOR PINNER CO.
Jill IVir am 1 (Put the d-eeascd. ground tl.st he, n the father C
Trial on appeal of tho tilt of
John nilwon foi t ltt to two parrels
of land In Washington county, the
allotment and riurplu of his iion.
began In superior court Tuesday,
and will he rontlniiod Wednesday
morning, nilmon In contesting the
award made bv county lomt to H.un
I Perry, half brother of William Cliu
bop's mother, Ktlxn l'scnn
' Tlm county court found that tho
(locpi.si'ii,iiiaiiA a good n1 vulid yll
deeding .he (Sropeity at IiIh death
to liln uncle, I'orry. U wan found
that William fllbKoti, a full bp d
Chcrnhee-aiiawneo Indlnu, w.i tho
ion of John (lllmon and Kllc.a re
call, who were never limrrle I cl'ht r
by tho t'nltiil Hliilen Iuwh or lo In
dian cuf.om. Terry took jhiio i.f
thu deeeflded when he wan .i Hinul'
child and the couit found tint
Terry did not nun undue In.'llitticn
In catliltiR Wlllla.il (llbnon to miKa
thi will In favor of -ili unelo,
m
Tho ult drew out of nn nppeil'
a i A ,.1,,1 1... T:.,.. P ,rl"" U1P nniiiiis "l county c-tni
fcalc Asked by r inner of ortobcr n, nvj. vhm juiik wiu '
mom ihihi i'crry, ine owner in t"i
of tho property, un tho Kroinid i .it
ho wan tho only nurviViiiK n.liUlft of
Company's Holdings
In This City
AnktnR that n r elver bo
appointed for thn IMnner Con
xtructlon rotnpiiny nnd pio Ttlln.i
Mill Work coinpiiny wilt wan filed
In dliitrlct court Tuesday by Arthur
Tinner iiKabiel I. K. Dunbar, (1. H.
Klrkland and T. A. llranden, In
protect was niado, obtained tho irig
natures of a majority of property
(twnoni llvlmr In tho block In which
tho machhio xhop l to bo locutc.il,
and has Hum compiled with tho city
ordinance. Therefore, they declnro,
he Iiiim u rlKht to Hturt liullillnit
oponitlouH.
Tho olty'd nontontlnn Is that tho
building piinnll Is mill revoked, and
for a H.ilo of the properties
thn two compiiuleM, valued at $60,
doo, nnd a dlvlulnn between Pinner
nnd Dtinbnr .
Thn petition ittatca that on Juno
1. 1919, l'lnncr nnd Dunbar entered
Into n partnership, and that they
contracted conntriietlou work and
(mined control of tho Merrill Mill
Work company, l'lnncr claims that
that l'atUiron cannot proceed until , i),m),nP ,..! tho Incorporation of
tho ensu Is reopened hy mayor and
city commlHHloners and tlielr decl
ilon rcoclndod. Tho matter was
brounht up at tlio commission meot
llUt' last Friday, when Street Com
mlnnlnuor O. A. Btclnor moved that
tho case ho reopened. Ills motion
received no nacond, whereupon
Mayor Kviinn said nothing furthor
could ho done.
Sajs ratlcrxin Is Hlght.
Tho city hulldliiR Inspector I
nod tho pormlt In tho resular mnn
,nor nnd Patterson's money Is now
In tho city treasury," Ilavor Hald.
"According to thn ordinance, thorn
Is nothing furthor Patterson can do.
tf tho liiillillnc Inspector had refund,
to Rrant tho permit, then Patterson
would hiivo been within his tlphts
to appeal to thn city commhislon.
Hut tho permit was not refused.
"As loni; as Mr. Paltcisan has
boon ndvlsed by us to proceed with
tho companies, nnd with Intent to
defraud tho petitioner, has slKiied
the names of Klrkland and Ilrnndes
to thn articles of Incorporation. It
Is said hy Pinner that neither of t lto
latter men have any Interest In thn
companies and ho asks the court
for a restraining order preventing
any i)f tho defendants from disposing
of tho company's jirnperty until
court action has h'evu taken nnd
thn ensn heard. Henrlnir nn tho
temporary order Rraotod Tuesday Is
sot for October 16.
IS HELD FOR THEFT OF PIPE
Court Did Not llctlevo Story Told
Hy Negro of rurehatu of I'lpo.
Jxhs Walker, a negro charged with
tho theft of 10 pieces of twii-lnch
Iron plpu, tho property of thu Frisco
111,1 Villi .T.lll 1 ,t...
hln work, and ns ho has Mailed. r"' V"'1". '" .',"V'",y 1u"lir
rmo7o"g;ro11t"rHtte'rson:U,ln',;hat tToTfoK Jbv d.s
event wo will Liko whntoviiK mens. . ,,r l'n"d of B00 for trial by dls-
IIP.. urn nranrn In ..r..l..-,r 1,1 ... I trlCt COIITt.
Uulldlng Inspeclor Kojip Kald , W"JKir admitted carrying tho
ruesday nlBht ho had been iJ plpo from tho rnllroail ilght-nf-woy
atrllnlfiil it return PnflnrniilliM twirtnlr . t() n
too umi servo notice on mm to stop
building operations. Written notice
was to havo been prepared by City
Attorney Duncan Tucsdny afternoon,
"I expect to vlnlt Mr. Patterson
Wodnesduy morning." Kopp mid. "I
bolluvo tho sorvlng of this notluo will
be sufficient to stop building: how
ever, If It Is not, I havo no alterna
tive! except to bring official procure
to bear on Patterson."
With both sides of tho controversy
holding their ground, It appeared
Into Tucmluy afternoon that the Pat
torson case will become of general
Interest within tho next few days.
Krlonds of Patterson are adamant In
tholr stand that this ithall bo a ii.at-
icr lor court oujusunent If noces
pury. while thn city nxpects lo con-
peon naming unless forced to do so,
local Junk yard, but claimed
hu kought thn pipe from n, railroad
man who said ho was owner of the
nroncrty. Hlnco ho could not Iden
tify tho man who hold him tho pipe,
tho court hold this was no defense
against tho grand larceny charge.
MllliT-slil.iil
I . I vmyg.
lW Htrantll .. I0MUI IllUXdl.!,!,
'1',, lI MOM1 UP, lit.
NOTICE
To whom It may cdncernt
On nnd aftor November 20, 1920,
tho llolutlng and Pnftablo i-JngluecrH
scalo of wageH win iio fa per day,
or Jl.lil'i per uour.
T. W. HAUUIS. Pres.
U. C. WIS13, Uec.
APPLES
CHEAP
Hy tho Peck, lltmhcl or Cnrloail
17 West Archer
DR. STOTTS
' 210 Itlchards Illdg.
Third and Iloston
Tulsa, Okla.
Formerly of Hot
Springs, Arkansas
Ilk I, Sl.ln,
and Venereal
i.enernl office
Bcruins, Voccln
Clenltn-l'rlnsry
Dim ones and
practice,
Blectnc&l
Treatments
l'liono Owrc HI It
THIN MEN AND WOMEN
CAN PUT ON FLESH
IncrmBe ilrrnRlli, rii'lurnncn. vitality snd
urmtly liiirav tlielr health ty tiullitlnc
up their norvra, nml enriching thrlr htoo,l.
l'nquetl(inatily on of tho bt thing fur
thl rutpnua la the treat Krriiclv dlaj-
eovrry knuwn anions nur drusslata
llliMnl-lrnn I'hotl'liate. I'eort who have
tried It aay that one flvu-iraln talilrt
taken with each meal quickly reatnrea
iteeleteil nervoua rnemy, rnrlohea tho
Mom!, Inoreaaea etrensth. vitality ami rn
iluranci, sml those who are too thin
uaunlly I' t on lioumla nt anllil atity tlioio
flrwh In a ahort time, liiaamiich aa It. U.
tlettiuin B(ut all other ilrtiKRlnta are, hu
Ihorlieil to' "It llliioil.lroii l'hoihiita mi
iter a Hii.iranteo ( .itlf,vhin or money
ip, eery tliln. weaU, nervoua or aiieiuh
man nr wuiimn elioulil Klve It n trial with
nut tleUy,
Iniiirtimt llloml-lrnn I'luntilisln l
tiilil null In nrliinul piirkiiKra, riuitiiln
Ina I'imiiitli tor three nwW Irraliiiinl, nt
tlM per inwUimr only Mi rcnta n rVi,
419 Eggs From 20
Hensjn30 Days
Mr. Dougherty Got Thlt Result In
Octobur. Plan Is Easily Tried.
"1 tried Don Huns nnd the reaulta
were fnr pint nny ohkhUIIoih. 1 got
411) eiKS In .V days from !0 liens whll
mnullliia I think this la womlarful, sa
th- tinrdty laid at nil lirrnre."-
Krank
1th
ft?.. tJU A'ouehrrty, C1U40 K. lit!
Iksthljl 'It.. Imllatiapolla.
tT S)'4r Mr- IXiUifherly IioiikIh
iCV-. ,l worth of Dull Hunu Ir
in
Thl a in ii r boiiiiiI tun L'nod tn be true.
lint It roita nothing lu flail out. We'll
uiakn ynil tlm wuun offer wo made Mm.
(Ilea your hena Don Hun" anil watch
result a for one iiioiiHl If you don't find
that It pnya for itwlf nml pars Jim n
Rood profit liralilea, (Imply tell un and
jour money will tie rltrerfullr refunded
Hon HilhK (t'hllkoen for riTK In y 1 li If ) Ii
s irlcntlllo tnulc nnd riindltluner It b
easily Klen la the feiM, Imprntrs tin
lien's health and mnlu'a Inr stroiiKut uin
more active. It tunea up UirvKK-liyini:
uritana, and iteta the eg, nil matin
liow com or wet ma weniner.
Ynu ran otitnln
OruKKtut nr r
end Il.Ot (I
paekaita by mall. Ilurrell Duittti
in I'olumlilti llldK., IniJIunapolls.
Hon rlunir from your
.loultry remedy dealer, or
InrluoVa war tin) for n
nail, Ilurrell liuiittcr Co.,
, llldK., I mJluiia palls. Ind.
Chinese for Egg-Lay tng
AVn Sell Don Sting
nml Sure i:gg MiihIi
BINDING-STEVENS
pi o tin iin
Wlllliiui f!t''ii. was V) Iv rnpibPi William
of tn.ii n ; i '.( vi (l .'lis .he two property.
pan i m f fioii 'y I'eiry
Th. i "iirt passed upon tho cw-e
and ii ' 'm d Hie probate of tho will
devl'ii'i; Ihc property ', rcirv n u
thereiifier Jnhn Oiluo.i Hppra'eil this
case tr. the superior ciurt on Iho T
LIFE WAS A
MISERY TO HER
Says this Woman Until Re
lieved by Lydia E. Pink
ham's VenctablejCompound
Ciirrolllon Ky "I stillereil nlmoat
tlio years with Mr.nlc weakness. I
eon in not WltlK
any dlatanre, rlda
or take any oier
ciaa at all with
out renting. If I
swept the floor or
did nny kind of
work It would
bring mysickneas
on, I whs weak,
languid, had no
energy nnd II fu
was a misery to
a me. 1 was under
Hie raro of n cood physician for sev
eral months nnd trird other remedies.
I had read of 1.dia K. rinkliam's
VcRelahln ('oniinnnd nml ileclded to
try It After InkitiR twelve hot ties
1 found myself much Improved nml, I
look six more. 1 havo never had any
moro trouble In that respect since.
I have do no all kinds of work and
nt preeeut am an attendant at a Statu
Jl'iepitnl niul am feeling fine. I liava
ret'otiiuieiided your yegrUhlc Com
mund to doens of my friends anil
shall always recommend It,"
l.tl.t.lAM T. TllAltr, H21 S. 0th St.,
Cnrrolltiui, Ky.
If you haw any symptom almtit
which vein would llko to know wrlto
to thu'l.ydia 13. I'inkhum .Medlrinn
Co., I.vnn, MaaH., for helpful ftdvico
given I ten oi cnargo.
Cuts, Burns ,
Hamlin' Wlznrd Oil a Sofo Flrat
Aid Treatment
How often lockjaw, blood poi
soning; the loss of an arm or leg,
or sometimes even life itself, re
Milts from the neglect of a burn or
little cut I Hamlin's Wizard Oil Is
a safe and elective first aid treat
ment. It is a powerful antiseptic
and promptly applied to wounds of
this kind will lessen the danger of
blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
Wlraril Oil la h a;ood dependable prep
aration tn hava In the medlrlna cheat
for nrt aid when Iho itoctor may be fur
away. It lit aoothlnr am) hotline and
quickly drlvea out pain anil inflamma
tion In caaea of apralna, bruUee. cuta,
hurna, bltee ami annua. Juit aa reltabl
too for atlff neck, eore feet, cold aorta,
canker lure, earache and toothache.
Oeneroua alte bottle Blr.
If you are roubled with rnnetlpatlon
or ulrli headache try llamlln'a Wliard
l.lver Whlpe. Juat vUtunt llttl pink
Pllla at drusglata tor ICc. Ouarantted.
NO FEAR NOW
Ulbson, Is otuit.ol to the
Itobort A. MelJIrnuy, 1
Funeral Director. Phono 4f-191-9134.
921 Bouth Main -Advt.
'VOSULASI SOM QSNtotATIOrlS"
A Premarallorv of
COMPOUND COPAIBA and CUMBS
AT YOUR ORUCCIST
AakfWTWAMppWLy.am.WI fa.Wt1ltutWti
AHTHUH I.OWHY of Pittsburgh,
Pa., was a Tulsa visitor Monday.
T. J. HAHTMAN nnd Oeorge S.
Davis havo returned from a month's
hunting trip In tho Jackson Holo
country In Wyoming. .
F. II. IlICR una If. J. flcott havo Kendall college,
7
r,llrnViaaid tlin T,,u . . ,
works, 21 Hayward 1 uidin.
jaiLrj v un iuriin;nv . . .
,.....i ." ' ls,r "(it,
"Can't Cut Off My Leg,"
Says Railroad hnjjincer
T am a railroad enillnarrt nhnilt 20
yeara aso my 1 waa eethiuely Inliirtil
In nn accident out Weat Vpon my refuelnit
to allow the doctor tn amputate It I waa
told tt would be ttnpofffttil tn heal tho
wound I have tried all kinds of aalvra
and had mull doctnra truttlo l'i-t 30 ypiira.
IlUt lu tin avail. I inaur i reannvutl lo
nun
i l'l'.Tl'HSON rt OINTMI1NT on mv l(i
Vnu cannot Imairine my aatonmiiineni m neu
I found It waa ilulmr what over 1 00 thlnaa
had tailed to do My lea 1 now com
pletely I'lirr.P (lu lluuft. 701 Myrtle
Avenue, llrooklyn, N, Y
It malice me feel proud tn he abln n
produce an ointment like that, aaya Pet
ereon ot llutfalo. "Not only do I Kiiaran
tea I'etcraon'a Ointment for old eore and
wounda, but for ecaema. aalt riieiuti
iilcera. chaflnir. ttotilnir akin nnd tdind,
bleeding, nr llchliiK pllee. and l put up a
bis box for (0 renla at all druaelata, a
prli'o nil ran afford to pay and money
back If not aallafled " Mali Oldera tilled
hy I'eterenn Ointment Co., Ino., llufralo,
N. Y.
liny netman, Quaker limit Co., or Strlm
belie l'roa, will aupply ou Advt.
CHESTER S PIL135
PATRIOTIC
SERVICE
VS.
Profiteering, Sharp
Practices and
Extravagance
1 Wo have never profiteered
or grafted.
2 -Wo gave the V. tt. Food
Administration, Including tlm
Fair Price Committee, 100 per
cent co-operntlou durlfg the
entlro war-time period. '
3 Ai soon nn tho armistice
wnn signed we waged u, cam
paign for n sano reduction of
prices, hut tho bulls had their
way.
4 A year ago wo otitllne,rt a
practical plan for reducing
tho high cost ot living and
havo stood by It, to n. success
ful culmination.
8 Ilccently wo led In a cam
paign for ,prlco reduction and
did mosji than nny other Btoro
In nur lino tn bring tho prlcu
of food commodities to a moru
reasonable level,
6 Our oxpenKNi nro the low
est of nny storu In our lino In
proportion to tno nusmess
dono nnd wo can thercforu af
ford to soil fpr loss.
7 The Abovei ls our ceciccp
!lnn of Patriotic Service.
Wc invite a comparison
of the following prices
ONLY with those who do
business on the square.
.... 19c
36c
.... 43c
$13.25
$2.90
100 lbs. best com- rj Off
pound .-"VX. I .Sip
100 lbs. best (P Vf
flour I... tpU.tJU
Uest bulk peannt
butter ' ,
llest 1G oi. pure fruit
preserves
llest 16 oz. mixed
fruit preserves
Good seasoning
bacon
Good fat
bacon.
Oood light
bacon ,
100 lbs. best beet
sugar
100 lbs. extra good
potntnea
25c
45c
Ar imiMArrtTinm m iruit presres
Uh INUIbtMUN I ;L:.!:"Z... 38c
26c
18c
25c
A llot of People Seem to Thrlo on
Wlni I ISciI.to liiiol,' Indlgcs
lion Heroin They Learned of
Sliiurl'rt J)jlM'hl Tilblcls.
When tho stomach becomes sour,
with gnsslnoKS nnd heartburn duo to.
Indigestion or dyspepsia, relief may
bo had by one or two Stuart's Dys-.
Home Face Peeling
' Hccomes Popular
No completion treatment yet dlacovered
e.una to hava heconi. ao gmierally and a.i
Immediately popular ne the mcrcilljed
wax pri'CfM. 'livlilenlly tho r.aaiin la that
thla meihod actually iieta rid of a Itul
coinplaMon, which 04 n hardly bn aal.l of
nny i, liter To temporarily hlila or bleach
the defective akin with coametlcn cannot
rotuparo vlih lh fffeot nf llteinlly re I
liiovltu: the akin Itaelf. MercolH.id wax I
takea . ft the offeudliiir nnfj'' ak n n
fl.,ur like pnrtl.lei, a llttlo at n (lm un
til tln'ro'a nonii of It left 't'ho new c in i
plemuti thu produced ethlblta n healthy
Klow and lilrll-Ji beauty obtalnabl In no
other way Tina wu. whleli you can net
at your druiiKtat'a. l applUM at nluhl In
the eatne way you uae cold cream, and
wu.hcl oft nekt moruliiK.
lleia la on thlnv that actually flora
reinovn wrlnklra. and reiuuv. them iilWK
ly Powdered aaaullte, one ounce, dl'ioltfd
lu on. tiutf Pint iiltih h.ijrl. Uae aa
fare waeh. Advl.
T.dlf4l AU your !rupclit Ut j
( lilrhi'lcr a llUmmtil Tlratitt
IMlli lo Itril tnj OaM inMlIwXr
., ictlfl !th Mua Htatioit. V
Tl na wlk-'VP. Hiir f fair " i
llrur.Ut. Aiwrv IH-4 lll h.Tr.HB
ytjiiikCaAinKitJeil SafuCAIwtyi)UMat4
SO' 0 E DRLTiGlSlS EVtBWHfRf
EASED AT ONCE UY THE
OLD RELIABLE REMEDY
DETENDADLE ABSOLUTELY
APSJDINE
IIS UUU1U - QUICK CFFCCT
pepsla Tablets. Simply chew them,
no hot water nor tiny other flllera
for a ntomtich perhnps already too
tnueli overcrowded.
Theso tablets suiinly to tho stom-
ueh the alkaline effect which Is
wlint relieves the sour acid cpndl'lon-
They nlo contain pancrcatln to holp
lliri.at the Htnri hv foods HIU'll as no-
I latoeH, riee, oatmeal, whlto flour, etc.
I net a CO -cent box of Stuurt'H Dys
pepsia Tablets, liuvo tlmin on hand
at all times und thus havo no fear
of indlgi t tlon or dyspcprln.
The fa t that these tablets aro on
... 29c
$1.75
$1.45
... 98c
... 85c
...85c,
... 78p
... 88c
$1.58
39c
29c
26c
25c
29c
Mr.
Tnrniiiia. Pint
filii a . IIuihIm. Hmlclrncf
Ilurirlitrr. CuinnriiH(ln.
f Tunn, OrulM, Autu liuurunct
'PHIL KRAMER
INHL'KANCK AflKNCV
SI It.S, mil. KltAMKlt, Mir,
ircurlly Hlute Hunk llldr, ,
vovin
U. ill.
Sore Throat or Mouth
You should keep tho throat nnd
mouth clean nnd healthy. Any din-1
case that Attacks the citnal through
which must imsa wiu muii wu vin,
tho lievorBgea wo drink and tho very
air wo bf-cutho Is a serious matter.
Why neglect Soro Throut or Horo
Mouth when TONS, MM-: tnnken It
so easy for you to get rullefT
TONKII.INIJ Is specially prepared
for that turn purpose, TONKl
IiINU does Its full duty you r,
can depend upon It. Keen n. A
hottl.i in tho house whero
you can gut It quickly when
needed. 3Dc nnd CO'- Hob-
ihihi Kizii nil. i n ir iiriii.. ita
1 gist sells TO.N'Sll.l.MC.
Slid by Hoy H. (Jclmaii,
I
alfl tiverywherii In thn I'nl'ed HtateH
and Canada shows how generally
recognized they aro us an effu lent
old when tho dyspeptic stomach
nieds n llttlo lulp Advt
i ra
Hair Comino Out?
"PLUCKY TIGER
anu scaip remedy, uiea 1
mi recommenueo vy
. inllliom.Th only rrn
jj eJy that ii backed by a
Will runrany cuae
of dandrutl or acalo
ev-aema. or your money refunded, lnvlroratca
tliaacalp and doubles beauty of your hair In
a few rniki, Sow on aalo by V0 of Ilia
Harbor Shopa of 41 Slate, tonerou aniple
with tivat) on car. of lialr mallml you on
receipt of 6t Slnl application convince
LUCKY TIULIl UA.NDKUFI' CO.
Dept. i Knaoam City, Mo.
ma wn-at aMeaawii imr j mm iuMMt wuiiwaaa
tOv4ak"
oAt the Seashore
boautlful nrms are given aduVl refine
ment and beauty by the use of Oclatono.
It aflorda iirarelul Ircnlom ol movement and
the contctou knowledge of a pcilcct toilet.
Hut, whatever the occanon, the thin wiuls
and low cut gowni of today havo cude OtLh
tent alwiyi a toilet neccuity.
3 tiealific prepariUoo made by beiuty ex.
pent tor the purpose
vi ituiiy removing
hair from the face,
neck or undcrarmj.
Ilraury tprculutt
Use Uclonc hciusQ
it leaves the tkin
clear, firm and per
leclly imooth.
Oclatone Is eatutt
to spply iimple di.
rcctisiu witti every
jar.
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" 4 vZ JT IajI
m I
f saarmiD ilH!
1 rumHALCA y
U 11 V
tlC oz. Tennlson
Jelly
llorsenhoo tobacco,
per cut
Tall Carnation milk
2 for-
Llpplncott's npplo but- OQ,
tor, N. 3 cans aiiOC
14c
Oats, largo
hI.c v..
31 lbs. best
flour
Onllnn red pitted
cherries
Clatlon black
berries Oallon
Peaches ,
tiallun aprl-
cuts
Gallon dark
Karo
Gallon light
Karo ,
Oallon cano
syrup
tlood sliced pine
apples. No, 214 canB .
llest No. 2 Ited Pittod
Sour Cherries
Peaches, No 2 V4 cans,
in natural syrup
Peaches, No. 1 cans,
In heavy syrup
Peaches, No. 2 Vi cans,
In 30 degruo syrup.
Apricots, Not 2tt cans, nr
In natural syrup a-ltlU
llartlett puarti. No. 24
Strawberries, In QQ
syruu OJt
Onu pound whole Kllnu spell
wa'rr 90C
2H lbs. wholo Q-t fQ
Kllm Dl.UO
lllghest gnulo bulk
coffeo
American Maid pork
and beans, No. 1 cans,
Standard
corn
Standard
tomatoes
Pure lard, per
pound i
rompound, pet
pound
Vail Carnation milk,
2 for
too lbs, navy (prr opr
beans ip f iO
Zm. $9.50
1 caao, 48 cans, (1(1
Carnation milk.... tJO.UU
Pink odlnton In half " 0
pound cans XC
NOTE: It is a good idea
to count, weigh and mea
sure what you btiy.
Traders No. 4
10S Eoat First Street
Phones, 4935, 8692, 6970
(The Good Goods Store)
35c
5c
12c
12c
25c
19c
25c
Cull for Novcmlicr DcalgncTrt nt Iattcrn Department Second Floor
Halliburton-Abbott Co.
Member ncttcr Business Ilurcnu
Member Open Shop (Square Deal) Association
Fifth and Main Sts.
Phone 6060
LA.
1692 Pairs Pure Silk .Hosiery
Slightly Imperfect, but Acceptable to Fastidious Women
They aro made, of very choice pure
silk, aro full fashioned, with poln
tcx heels, and aro shown In all
sizes In plain black, whlto, brown
nnd grey.
They aro striking values evon on
recent market changes. Imporfoc
tlons arc so slight as to bo almost
Imperceptible, In most Instances,
and wearing quality remains unim
paired, You simply should not miss
tHs offer.
Main lloor
Special
169
the Pair
Outfitting the Baby for Cold Weather
Knitted
Sacqucs
Dainty, practical, protec
tive llttlo garments, clthor
hand or machlno made.
Kxporlcnccd mothers
know that nil babies
should havo euch gar
ments for chilly days and
winter weather. Some are
hand embroidered. Shown
in 'baby" shades com
bined with white.
1.75 to 5.95
Knitted Bootees
Knitted bootees ot silk nnd
of wool, warm nnd pretty,
some mndo by hand nnd
others by machinery. A
good collection to chooso
from, In pretty baby colors.
59c to 5.95
Toques and Tams
Knitted toques anil tarn o'
shanters In all-white, whlto-and-blue,
whtta-and-plnk,
light blue, cardinal and tur
quoise good, cool weather
headgear.
1.25 to 4.50
i
Sweater
Suits
Knitted nnd brush wool
suits consisting of the
Jacket and pants; somo
eultf) havo caps or caps
and mtttons In addition.
Shown in whlto, Copen.
blue and cardinal. They
nro Just tho right gar
ment for ages 6 months
up to 3 years. Wo are
featuring a good scloctlon.
9.50 to 18.50
Baby Sweaters
Tiny, knitted sweaters for
tiny little folks In such
pleasing colors as turquoise,
blue, tan, coral, nvy nnd
white; coat and slip-on
styles.
5.25 to 12.50
"Patsy" Wash Frocks
and Rompers
Cuto llttlo frocks and rompers in the
Inimitable "Patsy" styles. Thoy are
made of good quality gingham, Dcvon
shlro and cropes In pinks, blues nnd
yellow; shown In sizes for 2 to 6 years;
hand embroidered and button trimmed.
4.95 to 8.95
Other Wash Frocks
Sizes 2 to 6 Years
Exccltcnt llttlo dresses for llttlo "girls,
nlcoly made ot good quality ginghams
nnd crepe in pretty plaids and plain col
ors; finished with touches ofhand em
broidery. Thoy nro attractlvolmd afford
plenty of good wear.
4.95 to 8.95
Baby Boys' Wash Suits ,
Tub suits of linen, flno ginghams and Devonshire cloth for everyday play and dress up
wear. Somo havo blouses of whlto repp with trousers In dark colors. They aro made
lo withstaiid tho hard wear that sturdy, playful Utile fellowa will give them. Our
showing Is at Its best now.
rouith Floor ' 4.95 to 12.50
A Broken Lot of
Wool Sweaters
in Tuxedo Style
Women's knltcd wool sweaters in tuxedo
styles; also a few In slIn-Qver stylo. The
lines and sizes tiro broken, so we offer them
whllo they nro most desirable at a, single
specially reduced prlco; choice of coral, tan
nnd roso. . ,
Special 12.50
A .Collection of
Wool Sweaters
in Surplice Style
They have surpllco fronts and ties of self
material that tie In tjlo back; knitted ot
gcM grade of wool yurn; choice of navy,
green, purple and brown. Dcslrabla for
wear theso chilly mornings nnd evenings,
very good values.
Special 3.95
I'ourtli Moor
6 to 9J4
Paid on Savings
No Taxes
Onder State Supervision
Otcr $2,000,000 of Heal ttttntc
Is security for every dollar do
posited jvllh us.
Wo Solicit Your Business
Tulsa Union Loan
& Savings Assn.
I
R Kn.vt Flfl.ll St. OhOgo 5251
Ski
Wo Tny 0 Compounded on
any amount Invested monthly
or otljerwlso.
No Tax
Under State SiipcrvUton.
We sojlcit your account.
Home Building &
Loan Association
S17 H. IloMon 0-415
When you buy a home, insist on the
protection afforded by our Title
Insurance. Let us explain it to you.
Title Guarantee &
Trust Company
Cosden Building
Phone Osagfe 8100
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