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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1920.
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C.-C. TO RESUME
RENT PR0B1NGS
Committee Report Today
May Offer Solution '
for Problem
FAVOR BUILDING FIRM
City to Base Corporation Fiyht
On Standard of Company Service
Volunteer Witnesses Called For
MAYOR PROPOSES
FIXED REGISTRAR
Hnve y ft i hi. '
the set vice Kin n
Nnltirn I (Inn '
tin- sloven In v.
Intrrlitlv hihI Hi"
ntnplulnt
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my In Tn'
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Mcliibors (if Chainhcr of Cotn-i
merce Ht'iirtl to KxproHH !
llopo for Company !
A solution i.f Hip )ilh rent sllim
Hon In Tulnn, erie, IaII.v hi It rrferii
lo residence property, may lm the
niitioine nf Hid weekly merlin if rtl
leplnrn of llifi i hiimher of i'iiiiiiiiiti o
In t ho Uh rii'iin of llntnl Tulnn I'rl
ilny noon. At Unit tlmn tho special
rnnl lllVPHtlKlitlliK I'fUntnltteo, enfli
p(KM'(1 of P H. Avery, Kriink II dreer'
find levering, will make II h ciim
pletn report mill with It enter 11 M-n-elflc
rerDinmcndnttnn as to plnnn tl
believes will, If followed, twult In
low fir rent. ,
Iti'ronii'Mil Itiilldliig ( iiiiiii tiv.
TIlHt thn imnillltlen Will li'eolll
mend Dip Itntncilluto for million of n
lininn hulldlnit company fiipltnllr.ed
for either 1211(1, OnO or t f.dd.orill In
probable, nn inomhrin of Him ''oininli.
I Iiiivo intimated during tin past
few iluyii thnt their Investigations of
these homo building companies nil
operated In other titles Iiiivo I 1 1
mirroHnful without emoptliin. Tho
I'oiimilttpo lit Itn fri'iiii'iit meetings
hns studied tho plans of theso cntn-
lillllll'H, llllll. It Is Understood, has
"localized" thi'tn - adapted thom to
conditions In Tulsa.
'I'rnnsporliitlou Problem l'p Again.
The cntiimltlcn bus filnt i IntliiiHti'iI
tllllt ItH report will ileal lit longlli
with tho transportation prolitetn In
Tiilim. Members havn declared
upon numerous occasions thnt If the
Hired railway lines wcru oxlemleii
Into ontlylni; (llntrlctn, whcin lntH
run ho piirehnHoil morn rhonply, uml
whern morn economU'rilly ron
Htnicteil honiPH may ho hnllt thini In
hlKh-rltiKii, clone-In rrhlilfntlnl er
llotm, tlmrn would ho u rrmillanl
drop In rcntM. ThlM prohlem. they
ilecliire, ulna upplleH to rotiinii In prl
Mitu homen, iih iuomi I ntr Iioiihi'M mid
prlvnto Iioiuch nrnr tho IiiihIiu'mh iIIh
trlot nrn now no conireHled thnt moin
lootim me not iivnllahli'. Thin con
Hextlou, they rlulin, mennn hlnlmr
icnlH horiiliHii of morn competition
for rooms.
Mnny yniWK men nnd woniPii Hint
now occupy hldi-priced roomn In
tho downtown illnliletn would no-li
rooms further out If they wero on
srireil thnt they could k t innl from
their worlt without uuneceKHnry imd
provoklliK dednyn, tho uommlttun tin
serin. "Hluht of wny will ho ulven tn
thu rout InvcKtlKiitlnK commltteti nml
Hh report nnd lecominendntloim nl
tommorw'n meeting. Plnrenco II,
DoiikI.'IH. iniin.'iKliiu dlreclnr of Ihn
chamber of commerce, wild Thurn
duy. "Thn memliuiM luiVn worked
lonir nnd tlrflewdy, nnd they luivn a
report worthy of norloun connldtira
Hon." SWITCHMAN WIIjIi HICCOVKIU
llnrry Ico of Mldlnnil Vulley, Hurl
hy Auto. Not Sorlouxly lnjiircil.
Ilnrry Iee," a Midland Vnlley
HWltchnmn llvlnit at Vern Htatinn on
I lut Bnntl HprliitiM liilnriii Imn lino,
who w'iih nnrloimly Injurud when
llruclc hy mi iiutouiohltn driven by
llotii Itnyhurn 'ruerihiy nlitht on tho
Bund Hprlimn p.ivrd rond, will re
;over. IiIh phyKlcliinir until ThurHdny
t,eo wiih knnrlted down iinil ilniKKi'd
mnro titan fifty feet hy Knyhiirn'n
rnr, which wan helni; driven lit u
hlKh' Hpei'd, nccordlni; to wltiU'eM,
He uiiHtnlned luJuriCM to Ihn client
nnd olio Hhoulder. Ilnyburn In u
Siiiul SprliiKH real entnto innii
f i Ifml I y wnrmih in the cold' -i
In wilder linn ' llnw'n ' i "in
plii'ii" cervlie'' Ik l ii it ipi
n illy the xlif f Tn Inn 7 And Imitly.
llO JOII llflee I 111' HPf-Vb " KlU'll bv
Hie TillAH HI I i"l ll.lllwm 'oiiipnll)
In efficient?
I'lly Atoine I'm ok I, Diinmn
hnn 1 1 In own iiplnli.nn MKiirillnn
Ihene ili'fitliiim l ot Iip dneK mil
expect I he Mule 01 poiittlnli im
Itl I I'll 1 1 II to luine ItH ilpelnlon on hi
Individual opinion when It inert
hern next .Monday to hold hoiirliiH
on proixttPit ihIp ln lenneN liv -he
Run I'HopHny. the telpphono cum
loiiipMiiy, nnd the nl reel l.iliMav
cornpHr.
Itn wnnlH loillvl'tniil iixlomt'ifi of
the thiee i oipoMillnnn, porwill who
hnve pnld iminey In Ihein for f
VIcpM leiideieil renin il leu of the
worth of the nervli to itppnnr be
fore Hip roi pointloti cnminliwiinn j
nnd teotlfy. lln hopen neveml bun
dred Mill icNpntiil to tlittt leipieMt.
he expert ill lennl U10 to do K'i Km
liermitml teHtlmony from TuImiihi
who line mm, liilppbaiie nml ilreetj
rnrn will enrry mnie weldbl with!
the em mil nllnli roiiinilnflon Hum!
nny oilier form of evidence i
to llio nervleo Klven loeiillv.
The flRht nunliml nil Ihieo inr
portionii will be IihiipiI on nervti e,
Diinemi until ypulenlny. I';vernne
In Tiilwi known theie I not wiffl
clenl kiin In winter time, iind Hint
Klin coiiniimern muni nliler nnd
Mhiikn when tbev nrl-w mi i old
mornliiKH unburn Hielr hoine nre
eiliilpped with conl nr wood ntove,
ho iinncrtn.
Nor In the telephone nenlce m
efficient Hint Tiilnnim nlimild bo
the menent Hiivbe lie declniiM 111
prenent rate in IiikIi eiioiiiih. nml
that to Increase It would be iiiiJuhII
flable In the face of fullliiB mai
lletn eHperlally
No otm Iiiim f iinleiiileil that Hie
Tlllnn Street Itnllunv l i"t enlllb- I
(nlled upon to ntibmlt to nu liierinne
In raten. wiyn Imncnii. CniinlileriiiK
i,K iinnt 1 tn an Itirrisine In inlrn lln fnre .
lO .iiin the muiiP toda nu II wn flsn yearn
' I"ihkI lint Hie i i.ntcii'lnii of Iliminn
nnd oliiem h Hint It nliould i:lvn hi"
i m rUi e A litl illion Ibln tirllef
"III Iiiim no co ml ii i i lln Hv i Mil"
of Ihn mite I,, hup"- I,, nlnnv I i
Hip nut Infliction of Hie . .. p uallol.
coiumlnnlon, HilioiKh Hie lenilmoi.y
of Tiilminn that une Hip mreei rai.
wa nntfm, thnt H I lnnct inni" m
Ihn Hli'i need, nnd to pr- wiu up.
on the i I'liiinlminn to ord i lmiiin.1
Nte ImplirvemelltH, will' Ii, in In n t II
traeled for, will nnlllle lb" inmpiinv
lo rlliWR" the Increnned file. Hueh
l commeniliillnun tin IhP purl of Hie
city will pmlMhly be npeiirir. nnd
pt I lulu iti oilciifilnn In' " "illyliii(
lenhlente ilHKlrletn nnd in Hie tloii-blp-trnckloR
of linn on mmir of the
floe-ln trept.
A cIhup In Hip ntte't nillfV.iy
i i.inpflliy'n frnnihlnn provid" Hint it
hnll pay tn Hip Ity of Tiilm to
per rent of lln grown pnltiln; afli f
tho iinpulnttnn f the i Ity lin'
reticliPil 50,000. Innfnn olnlinn
Tulnn ttuilnlned .'.0.0(H) (iimtilo t'.ro
yenrn no, nnd Hint Ibln I wo pi r
cent ahiiilh! Mpply to nil tecnlplH ot
the rnllwny foinpnnv nlnee then
Mow much th'n nmountn to It not
definitely linown by IlulK'Hn, but,
hiinlng bin fbruren on purpoi Inl
enrnltian t.f tin cnmriMnv for lb'1
elnlliix ,n hi two ye. itn. he bnlUvpn It In ap-
prnnlinntely JlZ.nno. II" will Hi.
nnk Hie rorpnrnllnn rommlwilnn to
order the nlreet rnllwnv conip'inv
to pav thin olll bnforn allow liik" on
Increnne.
Whether (be cnmmlnnn lll n-l.-tend
that Itn Jiirlndlcllon doen not
cover illnputen between Hi" city and
n local corporation I" probleiiMdc
All the nennlonn of the commliwl 'ii
durliiK 'he lienrliiit will he hiid In
the muiiUlpal auditorium IickIihiIh,-.
at 10 o cfock each tnornliirf. beui'i
ntti ir .Mondny nnd coiitlnuluir until
Hip three ennen havn .been dlnponed
of. The Kit" hearlni; will lie lim
flrnt. the liiephtnie henrlnit necom
and tho ntreel rnllwny lnnt.
Imhraii mii It! yenteidny ho would
like tn bear IminedUtcly from lib
pernonn who will (entity beforo tbt,
eollllli InflWlll.
(Would ClinnK'u Law, Pro
j vide for Permanent Of
! fice to Ri'rister Votes
' A llblltlile fur Hi' pr neril t gl
trillion law Hint nun met with
end upprovnl innim pnlltlrttinn and
buliiet men nnd womt n litn boon
offerptl by Mayor T I. I5vun.
nilMll of the t uml ttrnoine, bin
iltnwoine and aliened unfair rcRli
I ration law now In forr, hliii al
low only two ten-day period'! out
of thn year tjurlii which votem
inny relaier, Mnynr Hvann uiK'tn
Hint a l enlnlrni be appointed unilur it
law that will require hlin to Klva III.
entlrn tlmp to tho nfflrn ho htildn.
with lemuneratlon nccordliiil).
Hueh ii reirlnliui would occupy n
nfflte in a dowii'own hutbtliig, pi' i
eiihly the cnnrniou or the iit
hull, uml woiUd Im on thu Jot) nix
dnyn ench week with hi nulnlru
llon mnchlner) nlwnya operutln
nnd nlwny ready to rpRlnlvr vnti
who on lil rail nl any time duilnR
thn your anil obtain their ivKlatru
Hon lertlflcnte.
"Thl yntpm," the mitvor iwr.'
"would be uitlielv fair to both 01
nil pollHial pnrtlen. If n voter
entitled to rcipr durlnK u ten da
period, he nhould bp nllnwrd t" re
Inter any ilny In Ihn cnr t ndi r j
Ibln plan there would be it" , '
bllfy of n duplication It) n .'i i I
Hon, for the reKlitrnr w i I I i- i
at bin ei.iiimnnd in nil ilmi- i n
plele llxl ff naiilen It. aI.i b I
iniild refer upon u inoiin m I i" 1
ippntl iiiiIHph for ickIh'i.iIi ii ft I i
won!. I be reduced to tho m i ' m
A fh.itiRo from the preneM ' iw '
one tn I in r- to Hint numo'ii ''
ma in o .iy lie nul.inltt' d t 1,. nt M
Htate li-Klnlatiirc.
Hi ii I Ivilatc .Man Mnrrli".
Mi tlertrudn Vouni; of "llonm,
. nl' if. Ark, and T. A Titinly of
inn ' I'y hnve antiouni ml their mat
t'.iK" ti frlendn, The reremnny took
pint" In Ktuinnn Pp. Mm Truntv
in nn nit ompllnhed inunlrlnn who
will be nn finni tnltlon to mimic ell -t
le here. Mr. Trunty In ri rnnmbpr
if the renl ontntn firm of TerwHllRer
Tmnty, The bride ntul groom will
mnlde nt 118 Went Hnventll ntreet.
StM'Inl Worker .Mniift Here.
Mr. Ilono ,M. Ohaun, formerly of
Uiirnwin City, ban arrived In Tulnn. to
i nifneo In noclnl nervleo work und i
direction of th child wclfnri) board
of Hip Human,, noi lty. .Mm: Ohnun
I a nlnter of Neal, Chnrl" nnd 1'hll
McKeever of thin city. Mho will be
JoIiipiI Inter hy bur huitli.ind, who m
an artlnt and Interior dpcorator,
For Old
or New '
Corns
"Gcts-It"
Ihrco Dropn MiricN 'I hem I p So
oil ( nil 1,1ft 'I brni (Iff
f ri-niiti aft r j u tout Ii if 'i
ii thin t.ijulil lorn r n mr'Un ibM -Id
' I n of ,t i ;n r r ii '
i'JDIVISION REPORTTODAY
RAILROAD WANTS
REFUND OF TAXES
Katy Contesting Assess
ment of HHU Upon
Right-of-way
Hip abandonment of Oavonpoit
nn pet by tho Ity obliterated till
mailt n a dlvldlmr Hue and Hint
the pavement taxen elioiilil be na-
I xitnneil to the llllddlo of thin IoiiK
block troin 'ameion ntieet to Kan
Ion Htreet, which would retpjlrn ihn
lallroad In pay Itn proportion, ilo
nhare of tho tnxen.
Hoy Horn u lliiimtoun.
A boy wan born to Mr. nml Mm.
M. H. Ilounton. 602 North lloulder.
Thiirndny luornliiR. He ban been
named Merlon II. .Ir Mr. llouhlon
l connected with the Hind HprlliKH
roxan inlliiiait company ! Itnllway rumpany In the ipmenil of-
(ity of TuIb.i and the fl' at Hand HprlnnM.
ink or i levciaiiii . i
.lllilKlul'Ilt Will be CUIelCll on Hie
plendlUKH In dlnlrlct court lifter 31'
dayn 111 thn milt of the Mlmouii
Knunan and
iicnlnnt thu
llrnl National bank of Cleveland.
Ohio, In which the railroad In (on
tentluu the payment of approximate
ly 17,0110 III pavement taxen.
Ill Hid yenr of 1913 pavement wan
completed on Hantou nlreul between
Choi oiinn avenue ami Main ntrtet
Davenport nlieet lylnif between I he I
pnved ntictin, wiih contlemucil nnd
taken by the lallroad nn n rlKht ol
way Tho railroad company claim'
Itn tincUni;" In the dividing llmi tie
twceii two city blockn and th.it u
der III" Htato nnmnniufnt Inw In ef
feet at Ihiu Hini". the pavlni? Hlioiild
bo ptild for by propeily owiicm mi
tho Houth hnlfuif the taiulh line of
blockn mill by Vhone owning P"i'
erly on thn north half of the muili
blockH. '
It tn con'endeil tiy Hie city Hi it i
H
I'ropcrl.v Owners tn Tell Coiiiinlwdon
of I'nmrcNn In Sulltit lnir I "iiiuIh
for West Tulnn I'liicmcnt.
Property owner .llonij Dlvlnlon
ntreet 111 Went Tilln.i are to meet
thin innrnlnn with Ho mayor uml
city coinmiHittonerM nod report on
the priutrenn made In obtnlulliK do
nntloim from oil ounpaiiren and oth
er toward pnlnt Imiclon 1! ()
Huff In chairman of Hit; committee
of property owner, and. with other
mcmbiTN of the cominltteo'and with
K. A. KliiKler, cnHhlor of the Wc-t
TuMa Stnti) bank, has npent tho past
neveral tin yn Interviewing llio com
pnnleH that use Dlvlnlon ntreet with
motor triirkn mont frctiuently The
i-ommiitee hopen to obtain nufflclunt,
flimln t" I i V tho additional ront be-
t ween nn 18-foot concrutc road and
; n 26 foot anphatt pnvenielit. the cont
, of tin 18-foot road 'to be iihhchmciI
iiualii"! their property.
Met Cra Tattur. Aik Your tiUndi
About "Gl-M,"
No corn, oft or haril, l Ino tM nr too
firmly rootnl lo rcl.it "deli II " Im
rnndlnlrly t ilrltn and nhrUe'n, t It e ctlicra
Inoain from thn truo flmh ami oon you
can pctl It right ot tli your (Initeri nn
I'Hliilranty hi on tilin your nil
Why ro.PIIti nurh pnatnr Why nur ami
pnmprr thtni? Why cut ami trim ihfin'
Why not IIRMOVK thnm th "lillTM
IT' Urt liuti.H tn.lay ut any ilrun
Urn cot In irifif !M. hy K l.awrcil.
i Chirano Ailvi
DR. STOTTS
210 nirlmrds l!U1it.
Third mid Ilonton
Tulaa, Okla.
Formerly of Hot
Springs, Arkansas
Illood, Hkln, Cenlto-Urlnnry
and Vnneronl Dlnca.io and
itcnernl officii practice.
Borums, Vnoclnen, Kloctricnl
Trcntnionta
1'liono Onni;n Hill
Visitors to New York
arc
t . ii . i
cordially invited to view
our ex Li bit of Diamonds,
Sapphires, PearlH and Emeralds
in Artistic Platinum Settings.
E. M. GATTLE & CO.
rLATI&UMSMITIlS - JEWiaBRS
f30 FJFTII AVENUE
Opposite St. Patrick' Cathedral
OPEN ALL NIGHT
GALE DRUG
SEVENTH AND MAIN
Squibbs' pure pharmaceutics and chemicals
dispensed in your prescriptions.
New Store New Stock
Reasonable Profits Lower Prices
HOT LUNCH DAY Oil NIGHT
Combinalhn Sur'tnii'
and hot wiitor bottle.
Special d eyrj
price i)uj I
llarlick's Maltal Milk
Tablets, cocoa ami va
nilla. Regular
Tide sl.o
43 c
Absorbent Cotton .
& . or J. & J.
1-lb, packnBe 08c
i u 1 lb. paekiiKe . . . .40c
Vhcnalax
Waf cm ,
24c
Open All
Night
I'ltonc
o.;wot
0-160 1
Seventh and Main
WE NEVER SUBSTITUTE
Announcing the Arrival of
A big shipment of Fruit Ornnmcntftl
nnd Shade Trees and Ornamental Shrubbery
Those who anticipate planting fruit or shade trees,
or the landscaping of their grounds, will find, in this
shipment of trees and shrubbery, the very best
varieties and specimens.
All the fruits represented are well adapted to the Okla
homa climate, and are proven productive varieties in
this region. There is an assortment of varieties of the
following fruita:
Peach
Cherry
Plum
Grape Vines
terry Wants
Rhubarb
A pricol
I 'ear
A pple
Among the shade and ornamental trees there are splen
did selections for each individual taste of landscaping.
Of especial note are the line blocks of well trained and
sturdy Elm and Maple trees. These are several years
old and will make fine trees next season. Many other
trees and shrubbery in this lot well merit your inspec
tion. NOTE: This is tho season for planting ornamental
shade trees and shrubbery to obtain results next sea
son. Call us for expert landscape men to help plan
your fall planting.
Trustworthy
mrr ti, 1
iirees cc riams
MlMllll
Amihican Association
or fiVHsr-iu run
Willi ams & Harvey Nurseries
HAVENS
Stores Stores
117 East First Street
West Tulsa, Across From
Postofficc
100 Ioh. Pure. Cnno O ETA
C. & It. Hiit-ar .. tpl4.t)U
Ono niBO I'et or An
CiirniiUiiit Milk ... tDtJ.iU
Ono doz. I'et or (JJ-1 fA
Curnutlon Milk ... tDJL.Dv
Two u.ittH I'et or OKrt
Ciirnatlnn Milk .. .. CiOL
One cane, 100 burs, ( rrp
V & li Soap ipO. 4 D
10 liara 1'. & fi.
Soap Ot)C
100 pound!) ! 4f
Flour p0.4r.U
One Kallon Uarlt H&n
Karo i OC
Ono gallon Wlilto Qfty.
Karo OUC
Ono Kallon Kftn
Apples fJUC
Ono Ballon Orated Hi
I'lneapplc I DC
Ono Kallon 7Ki
I'runes OC
Ono Ballon (J- -I A
lllucXtierrle.i tpJL.XU
Tlireo pounds (t-J A A
Clood Coffoo tDJL.UU
Ono cafto. 20. (TQ rre
N'o. IH Crliico .... tSOtlO
One case, 12, (Tiq rye
No. 3 Crlaco I 0
One case, 6, (TA Q(r
No. 6 CrlHCo if)J,UO
One can, 9lbs, TC pr
CHbco tD.OU
Ono can. G lbs. (p-j nn
CrlBCO $1.0
Ono can, 3lbs., Qrt
CrlBCO Ct
One 10-11). pall (Jf) r A
Turt Lard p6.0)
ono 5-ib. pall m-j or
I'll re Itrd tpJLaiUU
Ont No. 10 pall (Ti- QA
Compound t5JLOU
Otin No. R pall Ort
Compound JUC
Ilatnti. QQ
per lb OOC
Oood Hacon, 0
r lb OOC
Halliburton-Abbott Co.
Slctnl)cr of Hie Open Shop (Sqtmrc Deal) AsMX-lnllon
Main and Fifth Streets
Continuing the Sale of
2,1QQYds. Crepe de Chine
All-Whitc with Satin Stripes
Tliln In it upoclal purcliPKe of HRtln.ntrlped,
all-whlto crepe do chine In five different
luiltti run for mcn'N nhlrtn. woiiieii'N bloimcs
and fanry underKarmentH - a lnrBe nuan
tlty at an unusually low price. Wo nro
pausing on tho ndvnntaBo to our custom
ers. Not for yearn have wo been able
to offer anything lile this value, fecuro
your share today.
SivoiiiI ltoof.
1,500 yards
ri
Phone G0G0
S -1.251 if I f ' I
nl
Fine Zephyr Ginghams
Splendid quality, finely wrvon and a large variety
of fast colorud plaid patterns to ihooso from.
Special
Today
Saturday
47c
Jcconl llottr.
Vnnl
Colored Wash Fabrics
Japanese Crepes
A winter wetKht, roft finished crepe In fiiht colors, Rood
material for .mocl;s and children's clothes; shown CO.
In a full line of plain colors. The yard OUKs
Mercerized Poplins '
A silk-finished cotton poplin, a serviceable material for
dresHos; shown In black and desirable colors; 27 Cf
inches wide, Thn yard t)UC
Colored Soisctte
A fast color mercerized finished cloth, very desirable for
men's shirts and pajamas; 32 Inches wide. Thu " A
yard OiJC
Kimono Crepes
Shown In pretty floral deslBiis on plain colors; pood, prac
tical wel&ht for kimonos; 30 Inches wldc, 50C
Herond l-loor.
Silk Undergarment Specials
One Lot of Bloomers
A number ot crepo de chine and pink satin teddy bloom
ers, alt made of Kood quality materials and trimmed with
pretty laces; neat workmanship and finish. Q PA
Choice, special tJ.DU
One Lot of Gowns
A rolleotidn of wnmen's gowns In pink crepo de clilnn anil
satin; cholee of tailorrd and l.ieo trimmed styles; round
and square necks; somo trimmed in Ijidy J-'alr, Afr
ilbbons. Kach, special UtD
1'uurth lloer.
All Women's
Knit Underwear
of Cotton, of Wool
20 Reduction
Hundreds of women have put off buying their
supply of winter weight knit underwrnr for ono
reason or another, but will find In this 20 reduc
tion very i;ood reason for buying now instead of
delaying longer. All knit wool and cotton under
garments offered at ono. fifth less than regular price.
Main lloor.
' am a Rose 1
Silk Negligee"
"I am Ju that, a cir,
de clilnn negligee in old r
color. To ono hild I am 1
most entrancing costume
the wide world, ltut let i r
tell It as It was, and Is:
"I was designed and ni,i''p
up In a large, clean, sunt '
room In New York from a
lovely quality of silky t rope
do chine. I remember then
wero flowers growing In ti e
window boxes, liven my be
ginning was bright mm
cheerful, you see. After I
was completed I was at on'e
admired, ho others similar to
me were made, with here and
there-tittle differences to tell
us apart. They were In dif
ferent colors. I think of
those others as my sisters.
They wero charming, too. 1
can tell you.
"One day a buyer from fnr
off Tulsa insisted upon hav
ing mc, so. with some of n y
slfcters. I was carefully placed
In a shipping box. later to
find my plneo In the Halll-burton-Abbott
collection of
boudoir wear, where 1 re
mained but a few hours. A
stnrry-eyed young woman,
soon to become u bride, chose
mo for her trousseau. I had
always wanted tto be lnppy
and mako some woman hap
py and the delight and en
thusiasm of my new owner
upon discovering mo nnd the
promptness with which hhe
chnso mo promised well.
"Soon she was married
There was a weddlngjtrlp and
afterward this pretty home
where wo live. Kvery morn
ing, every evening1 she would
take mo from my nppoln'ed
hook In tho closet and wear
nie. This went nn for more
than a year, when one morn
ing a llttlo rosebud of a liabv
girl came tn be with us. Soon
afterward I became a com
panion to both of them, the
baby In her mother's lap nnd
her llttlo hands idly straying
over my surface.
"That baby. now Just j
learning to toddln around, j
finds her way to me when
ever the closet door Is onen
and. with cries of delight. In
sists her mother don me. In
the usual big rocker, her tiny
hands plnvlng on my tex'tire
she In sung tn sleep. Kvery
afternoon nnd evening it Is
the same..
"After nearly three years
I am still good for more serv
ice and Tile.isiire to those twn
WhcrC the tlnv baby is a little
older T am to be duplicated
In iwlnlaturo for her,
"Someone might sv T
have not been a nepessliy
from the nolt of tilllitv
but Just think of tho lnnnl
ness I havo been to others.
Have T not Justified my ex
isienco i '
i
"Wo are showing mnny new 1
negligees of crepe de chin J
In old rnsn and other sim.ies I
chiffon velvet nnd tnf''.l
In Oreclfin robe and coat ef !
focts. Thev nro dnlnly wl'h ,
bnnd-embroldery, lnne ami I
flowing rlhboni". Tho prim I
rango Is evtenslve.
TliWfil llnnr.
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Phone 0-5344
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Many other ways to prepare Recipes on
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