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ULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1920.
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INSURGENTS TO
ENLIVEN SENATE,
Johnson, tJorah, Rood and
Others Not Expected
to Stay Hitched
OLD GUARD LINES UP
If Ponrono Is Unable to Per
sonally Run Tilings, Wat
son or Smoot May Act
lly .1. IUHT 'AMI'Hni.t..
V S. HUff -nrrMpfn1f eii
AViBHINflTnN, Nv I Tlitxib"
tun leaders Itrifufi lo I'll"' '" '
tlsv Of thr slttmllnn In Hp'' I n'O'l
HUtM WtlBl" And JlOtlUn I't li lirfK' l)
tatv, ah forecast r Tn'i't iv
rlsrtlon. whlfh will ronrri.nt tin"
1lnrilln mlmlnlat ration four vmrrt
limico.
In view of Ih vllnllv ImiiiirlMnl
ilomcstlR nnd fnretfn rnl.. mi r
KrilMl h ecrtsln to ho irislni' tt
Immedtitt miliitlon, utien I'i fsidwit
151lut Warren O I InrHltiK 11 liimirf''
mtetl Mitrrh 4. It In Ih" I'Kim f
opinion mnon rrpuldlcmi li mli-rn In
rail tlm new, Ih" Mixc wwnili
romcrww. Into special or In exfin ini
slon In War. li or April of nct
yonr.
Control of 111 house liv Hip Iliird-
I ...1...I..I!..,,!!.... l.i.r-titttfj i.f
IHK n'UIMIHHi'n i ," ,
lnrs rnimlilli nn majority obviously
Mill liii ensit r limn nm eonirtii "i m"
fitMinto. tlfspllft li substantial Wt'lsltlK
majority, I hot cnlculiitloiis of Mr.
i r.. -.1 1 t.i (mil ftiuilillftim Ifnili rs riH
snclnled Willi lilin tnuy JiK-iipwl imy
tlnm by it disposition ly t'ttnln ln
dependent republicans to "kick over
tlm Irnrcs."
The nltlltidn nssumed bv tit" prrsl.
drnt-oloct tnwnrd domestic nnd for
rlKii questions In his liiiiumitnl nil
dress, rmiplnil with the Mini (if nu-n
ho nppnlntn to Ills enbluet, prnbnhlv
Mill provn llio Imrometcr liy which
ficnntorlnl Htorms will hrenk.
fictmlo Mny Conflict With President.
Certain elements niiionc tho re
publican Honnlorn inuv mint enn
fllrt. unless th" president-elect sue
roods In wnldltirc llicm Into n linr
IIIOnloUH Wlltllo M'tlllllK I" "K" nloiu"
with tlio various policies lnld ilowp
liy Mm. Kenntnr 1'nVVillftto of Win
eonnitt, nmnlnnlly a rt'publlrnn, Im
nno of ri'CORtil7ioil tion-imrllMnn
lennlncn nml Imli'iinnilnllt vIpw mIio
in rnroly ninntuibln lo polleleti, li"
Hiry rtpiiMliTin or drtnncratlc, Willi
wlilrli lin tlopii not nuroc.
Kilimlly "lUiornl" In liln cnurno of
tint Ion In oKpcctr-il to lio Hi-tintor-ISloct
H. V. UnU of Nortli Dukotii.
ilctc(l on n Joint ropiilillnin-min-lartlnnn
Irnfruo ticket, ullliouifli ho
JnMo n cntnpntRn pIpi1k tlmt Im
"oulrt liclp tlm rcublcniiM orBunlzo
tho urnato,"
Idrt'n tittlturtn nt tlm rpnlillcnn
eonntorlnl emiotm nt wjilcli tlilM or
Bitnlcatlon Mill 1)0 offrntfil, will lio
uwiillml with Intorcnt by rmmbllntn
Imiilum who lmvo not foruotton lb"
lch Unnnlnf llnrtlll llf IllltllO. U'llSPtl
nRnlimt Honntor l'rnrow, of Venn-
eyivnnm nnd oinrrH or urn rrpnini
can 'lil Kiianl" wlien tlm pn'iomt
rnjitilillrnn bpiiiiIo innjorlty M'lin of--Knnlieil
Im-o yrnm ng".
1t,,wn. Iin.ilifl III f.i'l "ItllTlL'll."
llornh In oxpectort to renow bin
flflht when llio now nonnlo Ih oririin
lzcd, nllliouili Hiumtor l'onrono'n
Trlcnfln rPKnrtl liln limlitllty to tnki)
nn nctivo pun in una nooy, in vmw
of litn 111 lmnltli nH n not rnmn'.e
jioiwlblllty of tlio nonntnrliil Bltnotlon,
In ciibo of rwiron'n mifnrcuil 'i'i
nonco, llio brunt of tlm "old Kuaril"
Icadcrslilp probably will fall on Wnt
eon, of Iniltann, nml Bmoot of TJtnh.
Itopnbllcnn Iradorn In tiympalliv
Tltli tlio "old guard" nro lmpful
tlio republican innrt?ln of control In
tlio'nonato will bo nufflcbtntly Mldj lo
provont rppubllcaiUBHiialora jif lndn
pendent thounlit from dolni; any real
dnmiw.'o to wliatevorropiihllcan pro
Brom l inappud out by Mr. llardlm;
nnd liln ndvlncr. .
l"ry to 1'ronorvo llnriuony.
A nl.nnp nffnrl In nrpHnrvo rnnllll.
llcan liartnony In coimroHh doubling
will bo mado by tlio prenldont olnrt,
OiAfn urn Imlf n. i1fl7.no rntlllllHrim
nonatom, other than llorah. ll'Vil
letln and Ijidd who must bo reel:
fined with In whatever calculatlonn
nro to bo mado tin to leirUlatlon nf
fectlnK tho propowed chaiuteH In the
tariff and other rovonuo lawn, as wll
AH In whatovor solution of tho lennua
of nations muddlo In attempted.
Bonatom Capper, of Kancaii; Ken
yon of Iowa: NoIhoii and KelloR, of
MlniiPaota; JohnHon, of California;
Norrls, of Nobrnnka: McCutnber. of
Houtli Dakota nnd MoNary of Oro
Kon, aro Homo rflpulillnui nenalorit
who nro certain to havo Iwh of
thotr own, proBieaalvo or otherwlno.
uh to bow tho republican doctrlnoH
chould bu applied to tlm nolulinu of
financial, cuimucrctal, bUHlnuss uud
ayrloulmnil problems.
On tho damorratlo nldo, flenator
Iteed, of Mlmwurl, and 8cnator-l!bH't
Turn IVataon, of Cleot Kla. may bo do
Jiimdt'd upon to oxerilfe their own
opinions, IrriHpecllvo of party line,
while tbero are a number of ot'ier
democrntlc Hi iuitoin who are in
ollund when the (cr;iluii arUeH t
bolt the "ri'Kill'ir" domoiralte tr
L'atlluiili'ii itiHt hm nevtral rupulillciin
tienatoru freiuently rofima to bo
liound by HipIih.
AltoKPther l he Henatorlnl ultunllnn
republican and deimx-ratle Is Ihi'iiu"
to reuult In Hi'ine hUhly lnti riHilm
duvelopineiila lm I. u lln- uirl
montliB of the UardliiK ailiniiiiNii.i.
Hon.
HUM SLEUTHS RANGE N. Y.
XKV YORK, Nov. 4. Sunnd of
prohibition (Ulfol'i'i mnnt offlicrt
Hwariued over Manhattan toda
nftor circulation of repoit thai ai
Itiuuonno "hootUr,i;cr ' rltm h.ul
been worltlnic In iho city for bih
ornl montliM, nliinhnliiK million f
dollars, rrohlbltlon AKeut Kyd
wild "nothlnfc to It." however, when
linked about llio cxlstciuu of a rum
Hiik.
Costtt ltifiiu (NuiKri'Sfi in Hpcclal
SoahIoii,
AVASH I NOTON, Nov. 4. The
Coatn lllcnn congrcBH has been culled
to meet In epuclal Honiilon Novoinber
10. to deal chiefly with reconstruc
tion nnd financial legislation. Tho
creation of an old icboi i and tho
tmnbllshmvnt of an international
hank an tho boIc bank of Imiuc, aro
tho flrt of tlm incumiroM to bo tnkon,
under tho prtnldcntlul decreo con
voklns the concrvsu, u Biitninary of
whUh m.ih it ilvtd totluy ut tha
MlUtC Uoiuutiucjii.
Saves Jewels
From Bandits
On High Seas
t i,
t , jrir '
.Mrn. AVIIIIam llnriketl, vslfn of
Colonel IIiinIkiII, mllef admllilNtrHlor
of A'tiienln. who leeenllv returned
to Anlerleu after enperli iicph whtrh
liicliiiled a raid by lumdliM on her
llilp. er miint thilllu.K ndveiiMir
rump during u raid nn a i.mgt w.Me
H earner plylnK I. ei ween IlrlKliilil and
'iiimliuittliopli', on widt h xlir wiin n
niKMiKrr, by f'HH IhciiIHh who hud
llld'leu thi'lllHPlteit nil the Mleiilll'T
Hmiii ririili. ,Mrn. IIhhUiII mild Hie pi
lau n looieu tile Bliio ami ro'nietl a l
the pnwiPHKem of thelf Jewel. Kb
Hi veil bjrn by Iliii'WliiK llii'lii Into a
miimii Minln when I lie cry of "imn-
iIIIh" min rained
SOPRANOS SCARCE SOON
Musical 'I lieorll Seen X iuncii lie-
coiiiliit; .Mori' Ml.o .Men,
11 Alila!l I'iraa MA r
AIIDMOIIH. Nov. In a leisure
bnforo the membeiH of tin. I'liltlmr-
inonlc Boelely nf Mil illy Imlay,
'riieopbllim Kit, iniinleiil BPleutlut of
I.n.1 Allnell'H. Pill., deilureil (hut If
women rontlniie In iiNiter't Hie iiiiimcii
Hue elemi'iit of their nature It will
not be liinir it II t it there will be n
Bcm-clty of Hoprimn cliiKerH ami an
over-ablindiineo of ponlinlto.
ill titalement that romunco I
rapidly illappeiirliiK and that Jazy
mimic Ih only Jui(kI. mIkiiiiIii wan re
ceived by Niiiim with rdoi.-kltiK alarm,
More Power Less Cost
FW13 Trucks have already demonstrated that they can go through
roads impossible to other types of trucks. The same principles con
tribute to the economy and dependability of the truck for ordinary
i city use.
A demonstration will prove that, besides economy, there are
many other points of dependability that make FYVD trucks an
investment which pays dividends.
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FVVD TRUCK CO. OF TULSA
Motor Truck Sales Co.
17 E. Eiahth St.
DISTRIBUTORS
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co.
Clintonville, Wis.
MESSAGES PILE
UP ON HARDING
Many Picturesque Notes
in Masa of Congratu
lations Ho Received
nv i'i,()vn MAcnrunr.
I N B Hif( i iirri"nlml
MAItlON, Ohio. Nov. I.--I'iel
deal elect Itiirdlnc wux hily lodny.
diMutler nnnwem lo hundred of
. nirintiil"ry t lrrm More th.m'
u thiiiniMnil Imv on hi dek h yet !
unread. lie In nnnwered n verall
h'liidreil nnd hope to K"t Hil wnk
flnlMheil before leaving fur Ti x.
MriNl nt the III I'M e nf inllKintil
Intlnii and pleiliM of nuppnrt emnc
frnfn pi-ixniinl friend In Ohio, the
in xt :i latent liuimlier eaine frmn
C.illforriln, Tejin. liklnhnrn.'i and
'I'eiiiipMH i , rpeetlvely. Kdltnr.
Iiilmr leu, tern, illploinnt. hhi rolntrnri',
tnlnlatil, hi lor. Imv Beoill. enn
lor, pnlltl' inn nnd exuberant parti
iiii wlieil expreHMloim of thnnkful
n .liipHtiene, Hreek and t'hlnee,
Itnliiiit. HI'ii.ik, tmlliin and (leriinin
niKiinlrntlnii m America were rep
r Merited by inewaieii.
The li'irtet mriMAR wait from
'. W iJiiHllll. of NW York, leadlim
Nimply "Anien.
HI IdahoanH wern pleturewiue,
wli IliK'
"rniiKrMtlllnllon, old boy; Me
worked llkp hell for jnu and deliv
ered th" Rood In Idaho. "
An ex.pielilnit or the t'nlted
Mine Worker nf America, T. I,.
I.ewln, of Clin rlmt mi, VV. Vh., averreil
tlm iilnetlnn proved that tlm "liibur
vole eoiibl not bo delivered to tho
nppofdtlun party."
Mlllan ltuel Motile, tho aelreiri,
nf PlttNburxh, nld
"Von have unveil America Tor
American."
Nit hol.iH Murray lluller, preldent
nf Columbia tinlveiBlty. hoped "llar
il I MIC would lend the way III eatnb
llnhlnu hiiiI pieervlmi tlm peace by
eo-nperallon between thn clvlll7.etl
penpleH III ntiltnl t'lit liifr the rule of
ibiht for the rule f force."
Herbert Hoover Hlmply aibled hi
cnnitratulatlomi "In tho mlllliuiH you
will receive."
And OKdeti Held of Now York
wired:
"Jiinnrattilatlniw without any re
ervatlniiH." M. W, WndH of Yoiiiibh'owii, Ohio,
.iwerteil he had plckeit llardlnR fur
l future pieKllent When he fllHl
heard ) 1 1 tit Hpeak IS yeaiM ao."
Kcoie of mcMHKe4 coiiRratillatetl
the prenldeiil-elect upon the "cleanly
'omlucteil campalNll." Wbllw otherx
mild lili lemperate ennip.ilKii
Npeecben atiKiired n well balanaed
.idnilnlHlratlnn.
I rneie wiih ii Heparan" o.iicii oi
ici''Ki'iiii" io ,iii. iiiirnuiK iroin
l'oili men and women, who Indmxcd
In r fllncKH to bu flint lady of the
'and.
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Lochje Outlines
G.'O.P.Aims
For Congress
l!OS't, Nov. I. Now that
tin' !, (), I'. It In the middle
iicalli, hei-o lilt" wiine of Hie
tlilnu Hit- rt'piihllf iiiih plan to
do, iiiiiinlliit: in I nllitl Klali-n
.SiMialtir l.iluc:
l lleailjiixl Hie pitxlil tat
la .
2. .Make home allcratliui In
tin taillf.
Itciliici1 ipeiiM's of uov
oriiiiii'iil. I. .Make pcat'i' with Cor
mniiy. ,. Itt'iieal Mime ltlv "r
iii''iinuii;m "which nn ) iti it til'
I iililltutnoal 1 1 1 1 1 1 " '
tl. Malio no ai'rauu''itieiil
Willi mNIit nalloni IimiIiIiiic lo I Im
pi'iiti' of Hie world
"We m I in 1 1 not brine abiiul auv
inltlcilltllti, but lie will tin Hie
1 1" I we ran." Niditi" "iildj nilil
line, "I want In ak Hit' ViiK'r
lean iHiiph' In Ik- patient and to
it'liiciiilT thee Hiluiti canniil
hi- iloiie In li iiiomcnl.
Kill a Special, Makiitfi
Mile a M inula, 11 Uh
Work Train, .?
Hurl ,
lly Ahw Ini.-.l 'rM Hlnte Wtr.
Mi.AI, CHTI.lt, lHln ;m)V. 4. -
Tliicc peiHiio Weln Berlumly hurt
any 20 other injuiod Hllghtly anil
hcoimm liiultied and badly ImKeii
up when the Texan Mpeel.il ol the
.MlKnniill, IxallKKH Ac 'Ipxiih eranhed
lulo a wotH (lain In the Kulaula
yaitl ii. lo o't look thin mutniiiK.
The Injured are: Mia. ICIIen .i
Jat knon, Hhernlati, N. Y., iralried
iiiiiHi-, brulneii and hi f . fi I li k cmi
i tlimon of the blii.n, Uikeil In lio--ptial
at McAlemei ; It.nn HI vi i -lii'Kin
poller, Denlnou, Tcxa. Ill
li'iniilly Injun d, taken to ,M K. X:
T. hi.npl al at Xedalla, .l h
lllacklniin, OenlHini, Tex.i. pirn
neuBer. Merlounly hurt. McAlcH.er.
Thn Texan npeclal wiim ruiilUK a
CO milt n an hour around a nnvr
when l ho engineer nluhletl tin
wot It ti liln Zf.O feet tlPJtnnt. The
special wan late and III" ciew o.
the work train. thlukiiiK It hi''
pureed, tlrew out on llio main
line. The engineer and fireman of
Hm wink tialn Jumped lo safety
The onlne ciew uf the m" 1 11
Muck In their pent nnd were bnd
ly nliaken up but not nerlottnl
burl. Traffic wan blocked fm
five hourn.
(lo'llslclll lo llox liliell.
NM'.W YOltK. Nov I - Abe Hold
Kteln him benn iillbM llUte(V for Jack
Shaikey aKalnnt Joe i.yn-n ai .m.uii-
m.'hi Hdiiire Harden Filday iiIkIi,
SI'arkey npralned hi wrlut In train
In tr
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Friday and Saturday of this week
nn FWD will appear on tho
streets of Tulsa, driven by a
pretty girl truck driver. During
her stay she will prove to Tulsa
that the solution of present
transportation difficulties is
the easily operated FWD truck,
which drives on all four wheels
and steers like a passenger car.
Watch for the girl driver, and see
the FWD at our show room.
GAIN MAJORITY
IN LOWER HOUSE
I'ljVTIM Ktl KltOH PAUK OVB.
12th tliHrt, and If. Hrnwn of U'a
tmiKH. 11th dlntrlct.
imoirat connldFrril certain of
election for tho wiinH !nH ae
rortllnj; lo nbnorvcr. were It. N. I.ll
lard of Oklahoma City, tlth dlntrlct;
I, I,. Went or Atlailarko, lfith ill
Irlet; W. II. Wood of I'urcell. IJth
dtstilct; CliarltM 13. Mcl'herron of
Ilurant, 20th dlntrlct, and W. T.
Annlli) of Holdenvllle, Z2nd dlntrlct.
IIAItDIM; AMI IIAItlti:i,ll (S.IN
As itiriTit.vs I'li.i; in
Uy Thn Afnorlntnl Priii.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. I. At
0 10 n'clnt k tnlllttht 81 COUIItlcH nf
thn 7 7 III Oklahoma had reported
uimffli Lilly their ' compe;e ruturn
on TueMtlny'H prenldentlnl volt', nnd
Si inuntlcM had repoited unofficially
their i nmplete vote for t'ulteil HiteH
neoatoi' The new return further
Imiciineil the lenil held bv the re
piililKiin canitldateM over their deni
otiiitlc iippnnentM - HnrdltiK lead
over (!ox reachltiK 11,727 III llientale,
and llatreld' lead t;ver Kerrl ko
ItiK HP to 25.270.
Tin1 f!?lie were: Harding, 20 1.-
B'JO Cox 187,003.
llHrrtld 221. 57S; l'errl 19R.30S.
The preMpleiitlnl leturn were from
2.30.1 t InrtH of thn 2.1SS In the
ntate ami the nenatorlal flKlirea from
2,319 precinct.
rwoit virion locki:
roil sci:.ur.u or not si:
Now that leturiiH from over Hie
mute Klve v 1 ft un I nrwurnncc that the
nt.ite cKllnturc will lie contrtdled
for the next two varn by the repub
1'can. the attention of parly lead
ers Iiiih been turned to the neleotlon
nf n npeaker
In thin conticttlnn tlm name of
VI' lor l.ocke of Antlera him Iiim m
luonllnently mentioned In thit net
lien of thn ntate. and cHprililty in
Tulin. 1,0'ke. acc 'dliiK tit tinoff -i
t.il return, ha been el led t i Hie
Furnishings for
Winter Wear
This is the season of the year when every man's ward
robe needs replenishing in such articles of dress as
Shirts-Neckwear- Hosiery
Holmes' furnishing section
never had the pleasure of offer
ing larger or better assort
ments in all the above articles.
All are so new and depict the
latest in men's fashions for the
fall and winter season.
Then, too, each article is priced
on today's wholesale cost which means lower prices
ami a saving to every customer.
HOLMES
CLOTHES SHOP
223 SO. MAIN
till
Pure Calomel
in the Original Package
Calomel, to be safely effective, must be pure.
When you get Meyer packaged Calomel
you get pure Calomel always uniform
always effective.
Meyer household packaged drugs are certi
fied after test by experienced chemists,
guaranteed by the largest drug house in the
world, of 68 years' established character.
It is just easy to risk for Meyer drugs nnd
get drugs pure, in the original package.
Your druggist sells them.
Meyer Brothers Drucj Company
ST. LOUIS
Tht hat list Drut ihvu in tkt JforlJ
Partial List oj
MEYER
Certified Products:
Epiom Sdti
Cutor Oil
Aiplrin
Fcroildc ol llydrogea
Quinine
Tlneturt ( loilin
Ctrbolic Acid
Cilomtl
Crttm ol Trtr
Itllk of MtciKila
Witch ll.itl
Doric Arid
Phophu of Soda
Glycerine
RochiUt Silll
Look for the
MEYER
Red Diamond
5D
legislature from l'linhmatnha county.
l,onl partv leader ne In him a
tnltbfill. renponwlble and IntelllRent
man who would d ncharo the dutlea
of npenker with dlllKetico and pro-
Ako nerved during the Span i-h-Amerlrnn
war. Mter he wan neere
tary to (lovernnr (lren McCurtaln of
the Ch'xaawn. who was the latt elec
tive chief of the tribe. When Mc
CtirUIn died, under tho term of tnn
Atoka nttreement between tho rov
emment and the Choctaw. I,.icko
wan appointed to fill the offhe In
jHiiiiary, 1911. bv tho president, lie
renlKiivd to enter tho recent world
""(eke I refined and well educat
ed, a native win, and I Intimate ac
quainted with bilHlness and political
affair over tlm entire state. le
enlny a wide acquaintance In Ttiln.i
n wtdl a In other Oklahoma cltttn
nnd town,
COULDN'T STAND ENGLISH
l' S. Sliliiliiir lion nl Mini In rriint'o
llolmii Ills IM-t.
I.ONDO.V, Nov. I. Tht! rclKtin
Hon of Wlllliim H. Olson, tllrcctor In
l'rnni i of thf I'nltcd Htntos shipping
btmrtl nn ti protost "lioentiso 70 ptr
rent of the board's pfrii)titifl In Ku
rt, pi' Is KtiKllNh" rnnscil n mild Htli
titlon In Atnrrlcnn tiunrtiTs lure.
I.fiiilun liPMiliiunrtors of tho ship
lln lionrd Iminvdliitidy snt to work
I'liinpillriK n census showlnR the nn
tlimollty of thu lioanl's pornonncl
tlm tiitlimit Iviiropo.
"Tht' iiinttrr Is iipp of policy nnd
iisti' entirely with tho bonrd nt
U'ii,hlnis'ton," snld Cnplnlii Henlliy.
"Olson Is now working for a prlvnto
flrin."
Itrcurry Stock Sliiliiplii.
MONTItKAIi, Nov. I Affected by
i ft't lint: Hint the republlcnn victory
lu th I'nlletl Stntes wns fnvornblf
prohll'ltlon, Nntlonnl llrewerles
s ock this afternoon fell from 60 to
M ii nn the lot nl t-MchiitiKti.
MEYER
Certified
CALOMEL
357
X,'c.
Wall Street in Saddle
Still as Under Wilson
Says Debs of Result
ATLANTA, (In., Nov. 4. "Tlio
rotintry lias leapcil from tho fry
ing pan Into the tiro," natd KUKcno
V. DobbR, In n Btutcmont aoinincnt
lni; on tho cloctlon of Senator
llnnlliitf unil nonfrnl rlcctlon rc-
BUltfl.
"Tho tato of tlio ilornocratlo
lmrty wait ncalnl nt the Wrunlllcs
pence fonfi'rentr," rontlnuoil
Dob's HtnU'incnt. "rroHltlent Wil
son, Attorney Oi-nrral l'lilnirr anil
l'OHttnastcr tlitipr.il JJtirlfain now
know what thf Amt'rli n pioplo
I I 1
Reconstruction Prices
on
Men s Fine Shirts
High Grade Madras Shirts
in Woven and Printed
Stripes, Plain andFancy
Color Designs
Shirts That Sold Up to $4.00
Now
Every shirt in this sale has been taken
from our regular stock and marked at re
construction prices. They're Excello and
other fine makes and not jobs or shirts
that were made to sell at a price. Eetter
see them today. You'll not get a better
chance to supply your winter needs.
I THE 3TOWS
319-21
1
ASK THE
That good grocer has sold flour for, lo,
these many years. His testimony is bed
on the keen judgment of profitable mer
chandising. 'That GOOD Flour" HELIOTROPE is
good to him because it brings re-orders, it
brings new customers, it makes his cash
register ring the tune of prosperity.
What the public likes, he likes, for in that
there is gain for him. Schooled in prac
tical business, he recommends to you the
things that his other customers have found
doubly desirable.
"That GOOD Flour" HELIOTROPE
good for all baking is the friend of the
grocer, the friend of the cook and the
friend of those who eat.
"That GOOD Flour
Th Oklahoma City
think their dospotlc nd-n tr,
tlon. Ilut the people ncc I i .,u't .
no improvement In Cord . rt J.
tho result of tho tie. ip,., u. ,
Btreet Is still in the saddle u V,
Hnrdlnt; ns It wns under w,.
Trusts nnd monopolies wi ," n
Untie In full swlntf nnd th f ,
will psy ns In the past th aw',u,
prlco for their political 1.
Tho Kn-nt body of the peon a
not think for themselves, 1 u M.
low their so-called leaders
"Hoclnllsm will flourish u-.iUr
tho HntdttiK ndmlnlNtrntlep fh,
morn renctlonnry and ojipr ".
Wall street becomes thn nff
will the peoplo wake Up ui. i i ,y.
possession of their own.
"Tho present Is theirs. lu th
future Is ours, Tho worken ,lr9
awakening nnd tho people ate
rlslnir nil over tho world."
IE
Tulsa's
Finest
Men's
Store
OP taUAt-BTTV
SO. MAIN
Ml
GROCER
99
Mill 5.Elovoior Company