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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1920.
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CLAJBs
MUSIC J
WOMEN S
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r pM'itinrK r.vr.M.
Tlil.1 l no tlmn for wnundluft Ukm
and Jpttin,
Btlflplrlon and inlirtruflt. nnd futile
Mincra,
Hut iiiMkt for that nrd (if armored
S'.od.
That lii'd In trim and trustful hroth
frhoort, Totlnr mart v Maud nml nternly
fNC.
l'lrm fluent n name unaltnrnhlo Iikm
Of unlfttnl Intent
Tin mil In cltmr, ths purpose of ll
hlh,
Our ltnet flont tmfurtid nthwart
the aky,
. Ami none (lint hoar the Hiimmona to
Did rnuno
Vor prlvato Krmltto or Internal ahoutd
I III 1 1 BP,
lltit aonlnic to o)e, rranlvMl,
orect,
Inatlllvd wlili faith nml mutual ro-
HTt,
Artvanrn In nn Imprnntrntiln mlirht
To lmttU nn onii aplrlt for tin1 rlcht.
JOHN KHNDItlCIC 1JANOH.
Ttxlllj'H Ktl'lltH.
Mr. nnd Mm P. 1 Waitnr'a Infor
mal dinner In Country tub for Mr.
nd Mra. Ilohort MrKnrlln.
Mra. Italph Archibald Hmltli will
entertain with Informal lunohflon
for Mra. It. It. Lockwood and gtiCMt,
MrH. Jriph MrCtiflnnll.
Mra. .lullim Knhn'a luncheon party
nt 1 n'clorlt,
" Mra. J. 13, flrlffnniitnln will enlnr
trtnln nt rarilH for Mm. Cod limned
of Knlldn, Colo.
Colonl.il Hrlrtue will inont with
Mm. llnslci'U Down.
Jano Adduiiia Chnlitnuriua will
meet In puhllo lllirnry.
I.tmclit'i.n l'nrty.
Mm. Clmrlcn W. UrlriuiH will cn
tnrtaln nt luncheon In hr liotnn In
Mnplo ltldn on Monday, itompll
Jnentnry to Mm. Helen Yntoa Heotl
who In vlnltln'ff hnr rolallvo, Mm
lonnlo Purcell yntn. Thero will ho
12 KuentK.
For Mm I'foffcr.
Ono of th) lntorolln(t noolnt
evonls comiillnirntlnic Mm. It. H.
rfeffer of l.Phunon, III., the Runt of
Mm. C. II. Ht-Kor, will bo tho Infor
mal cnnl pnrty whloh will ho Riven
next wcok by Mm. ,D, Clliuilo ltloh
urildon, Jr. lnvtUtlonH will ho l
nueil tho first of tho wneU. A num
ber of other beautiful affnlm nre,
lielni? iilunned tor thin nmtron Our-
lnc her ntny In Tulmi whoro ho httH
VlMitcd before.
lljc:liUn Charily Concert.
The llypchlta club make Interest
Ing nnnnuneement reuarrtlnir tho nn
hUal chnrlty concert which It will
elvo Frlilnv. November. 2C In tho Y
W, C. A. nurtltorlum. On tlila oertt
nlon. Noldn llowett Htevon of Now
York city will upnenr In a nerleii of
roptumo cycled, ulnulriK luillan, co
lonial, Houthern ami nuxlern hourh.
Mlra Stuvenn Is a lyric eopriino anil
jioenc-wea nn untiaunl rnimo, herahl
td otherwlHO na a plealnt concert
artist who will cupllvute Tulsa imialo
lovers. j
llrliltto Announcement.
Mr. ami Mm. Ilownril N. Colo will
ln lioata on tho evenliiK of Novem
ber 9, to tho TUowlay Hvunhift rlilo
Club.
TiTURiin I'lcnlr.
The Junior Kpworth Iciikuo of tho
First Mctlmdlat church will havo a
plcnlo at Woodward park on Batur
day afternoon.
Club Events
Dritmn I'iuruo.
The rcRular mcctlnt; of the Drama
leiiL'uo will bo hold thin aftoinoou In
tho Y. v, 0. A. club rooms.
Kloetlon of orrlivrn.
At tho toKular mevtlnu; to bu hold
thlM afternoon of tho Wlnmtru' Dlblo
(ilumi of Tlk'ert .Momurlul church In
thu hoiiiu of Mm. I,. A. llurHt. Hi I
North I.Twood nvonue, tho annual
election of effluent will take jilnoo. :
MrltlL'l'H.IIICVlll.M.
Mm. B. M. illevlim of 137 HoUlh
Nowpori avenue atinouncctt iu niar
rlaso of her daughter, MIbh Helen
UlovliiH, tu Mr. Marian V. llrldises.
Mr. aml'Mrt. IirldKe" will be at homo
after .Noveinlier 15 In tho I.ocuat
tipurtmeniM.
Iir VUlt.-rH.
Mm. H-irrv v.. Iiiu'iiy, who enter
tallied !m-Miny with a matinee
LIFE INSURANCE SERVICE
OH Agv ETcm Xo
Tenrsr f Focr
Ars FrvCczlvd irilh
as AETNA LIFE
mVOSTl'I AT 60
AVDavonport Gcri'LAgt
A.TNA Life Insurance Ca
I omnlai no agents. Phone
psagG 105 for appointmentjj
Y
.nn. in mi fur vl'ii' m, haa named Hnt
nr.Ii) in) a day wl.i n a)l will affnin
Ik nut i,.-r vin-Hl-i .Vim. Dtlver tnli
f Miiiin. Mm It C. Hrewer of Han
I'm i. li'i nml y,it l.urlln Tlllllx 'if
SI ,!mm.,Ii, Mi , t'i t"nt to lit) nil
Iriformnl liineheon I tr her hoftWi.
Illrlliilii) I'nitv.
Mm ffhnrliH H V.iinlever linn la-
kiiiiI InvllallonN fur n hlrthftav an
tiiveiaary pnity, whl' li ahn will lvi'
on Hnturday ferti(n.n In honor of
in r daughter I'ailllfte, whefte flue Will
he 11
HrlK'ITM (lull.
Mm. H. M. WmmiIbtiI, U'O K riulli-
rle avantta, will entertain tha lli
liem'.a club thla inornlnir.
I 'In in i Slnil) Club.
Mra Ned C IllR-Mber will ent-r.
tain iiiinln'm of tho I'lano Htuily
club ilfi Wi'dnemlajr mornlnR, No
Veltilmr 10.
A ...
I'm"! Mnlriiii'n Cluli.
There will lie n meettna of I lie
I 'nut Matroit'a cluli held I'rld iv
nftarnnon with Mia. I'. H. Hurr
I S3R H Main Mlieet. All liaat niiitiiini
of the ISnKtern Rlar are Invited to Ihi
present. i
II. A. H.'h Hold Miethu;.
MiNitiuiifN (I. H. Ileriv, M. IZ.
Cllnc and Mien Mynn Coaarell worn
honteKsea Wedlieediiy nf t rinmti nt
thn regular muellni: of the lnui.th
tera of tho 'American ltevoiiltn:i
whlrh wna held In the Y. V r A
Memln rii illni'tiiHi il the Ti r i 'etite.i-
nry eelnliratlon of the l.ntnllti of
tho rUurlmM wlhih 1'realdent Wil
son haa iitiniiiiiiieil ahull l"' dulv
celebrated, Iteeemlier 21. The rlrin
ter appointed M"mlaini llorrv '.
Anliby, John Mm lay Waul. W I.
Williams and J ti. Clientm na a ro-n-mlttoe
lo plan lntal ohsnrvniii e. Mri,
1', K. Ifatl, Mm Aehhy and Mi.
John ICnowlen Weaver ninlrllnit l
biinkN to tho 1) A II room In lh
public library and Mm. 11. II. Hkln
nnr donated a milititlm:whm'l. Mm.
Chealra made n tipiiil on the t till
droit of tho Ameilinii Itevoliitlon and
asked that npplli atloua now out, be
returned na bokii oh puhmiiIo, a
tirayur. "Old Woild llomea," wan
Klven by Mrs. K, l Merry. Mm,
Murray I). UUennll renil "Into a
World Unknown, Trial and Triumph '
and there. I'limiilnted thu Internal -Inc
proKrnm after which tho lion
tenaea served refreshment.
Mothers' 'luh.
Mrsilames 15, H. Iloattey and 13.
McMennamy will entertain membem
of the Mothem" club thin afternoon
ill tho new homo nf Mrs. Iloatty, 1120
Houth Utlra avenue.
Dnto ClmiiKtil,
Tho IrfidleH' Illblit class of tha
First Methodist ehurrV, nchedulod In
tho ivhurch bulletin to meot this
week with Mm. Ji. 11. Iwls, C14
Houth ailtetto Htrcft, hifH been post
tinned until tho Ft May fullowlliR
which Will bo Noviiuilit'i' 12.
Personal Mention
Mm. OeorK" Coylo and Miss Car
men Coylo urn vIhUIiik In Kauaaa
Oil)'. ,
Mm. Klllott Clarke and ilauKhtorn,
niinneH aiuiinu anil iuiiihu, nave re
tunu'd from Toronto, Canada, whoro
uiey spent tun HUaimcr und early au.
tuiiiu with relutUPH, ,
Meadamea C. H. Hlrouvello, W O
IilKOii Jr., W. K. llrown and Mlaa
Naomi llrou'ii nre leiivlui.- todav for
Oklahoma Cltv, en route to Norman,
where they will visit with youmt
MiiHKiii, V. V.. Htionvelln Jr. nml I'M
ward l.U'on, who nrn HtutlentH at tho
Hnlvemlly of Oklahoma. They wIM
attend thn Unlvetslty of Kium.lH nml
O. IT. football Kiuno, whluh will taku
pbico Buturtlay.
MrH. A. M, McCnbo left Thursday
night for Dallas and Houston, whuro
sho will visit relatives.
Mlaa Ida Gardner linn returned
from Itnugor, TcxitH, where, slm wns
cnlloil on aecuuut of tho death of
her father, Mr. W. II. Onrdner of
1'uroHt, Mlsn. Thn remaliiH of thH
HgCil Confederate veteran worn taken
Norma Talmadge in "The Branded
Woman" at the Strand Sunday
.onna ta uiaiiKc luays tno pnrt or a rurtuviy wife i t,t.r t.itiat r'lmt National puunc. rue llrandod
Woman," win. li l nn at the Strntul -o ,., 0 ,.,,,,. aund.iy ll.w ah rM, ,r , . u,o sr m-ht-
cJuuu,ri.i iv l;mJli'l;;w,sl,"',ll" m 11,0 uwvhvM w iuu,i,ud "i tum
io hlN former home mil with tho
the rash it wrappmi in the flar. won
laid lo rrKi utiilnr the many flfiwrw
ai-nl from frlenda who knew him al
whvh In hla aotithotn i"tue.
Mm. Iinifiits A. Hunt haa teliirned
uiim n iaii in roiniiveM til ieia
, nhia, Tenn., and point Iti ,Misfrt'
jalppl.
Mr. ami Mm. M, It. Clawann and
daughter Kalhryn, formnri) of Ht.
ixu.ia, who ate now rMUdinic hero,
are Imati'il nt lllSA Notth (Iwood
avenue.
Air. and Mrs. Nflviin I'l.-e hnvo
relurneil from Mlfhlnan p'.ints and
a vlsll to .Mai ran, lly.
.Mr. and Mm. KJiliivy U Hmith am
ai nome aKmn ariir
a muter trip to
lndiii)iMlenct
ild
olhtr KunaiiM
points.
Mlsa Minnie Imrliy of Munkouee,
ikla.. Is tho guest of Mrs. Tli'imaa J
Darby.
I'llenda of Mr. himI Mm I'rnd
Knyarhern. anil family will renrst to
he,y mf tha er 1 1 leal lllntaa of Mrs.
Feverhern at Hie funilly reshlsme,
tilt ftoutli nuthili. at rest.
Mm. Coe Kriiueh of Halliln. Culn.,
la vlHlllim 'hi i aunt, Mm ,1. K. Oilf
fenateju, and will tin Mm. Orlffen
iIm'k Imiior ffiiest at r'aiils thla
afternoon.
Mm. T. Ii. I.eo haa relurned from
KanmiH City, wlll'le she hail been
vlaili Intr rulntlvea. '
Sand SprhifH Notes
SAND HlMtlN(IH,,Nuv i. Tha II
bniry i nmtiii i. e nf this Ity met lust
nl:ht In aihnii'i lla plana and line
of work under the newly appointed
prtinldeiii. i'Vnlk Hims They will
meet (unlKlit with the city council
and tMgiihcr win It for the huciiiIiik
of a room in ih" new municipal
illldliiK thai inn ho lined, for the
(empoiury library.
A unliitlo nml eiiterliiliiliu: part)
whh ulvcii nt 111" Hand HpilliKrt home
Inut week when the faculty wero tile
IiohIh at an ouuluor party for the
chlUlren. Thvie was an uuormoiiH
Imnflie on thu lawn with witches,
Hlxnllntr welnera, hot Iiuiih and
doui:huutn tu help In tho excite
ment. A number of youtiK people wero
enliiltalneit nt the homo of Mm.
Clin Hon Hirlcltlon last wodk when
they unthcred JO play COU. MIhs
Maiah Ha lis uiiHlatuil Mrs. HtrluMuu
an hoslena,
Tho Invitations havo been issued
by thn pouplo of thn Christian church
for their dedication hit vie on Hun-
day. O. W. Bnlvely, tho ovntiRUllsl
and dedicator la hum and He v. niul
Mih. .Mitchell hnvu been In town all
week doliiK wolf that la reiiulred
for tho' days of meeilnir tho first tit
tho week.
I'Yniik Marqunrdt ha retnrtiod
from the oil floldM of Texas and
Kentucky, where ho hau been work
lilir for somo time,
Thn X'oiiian'H club will meet
Molidny at tho tlottry home, cam of
tho city, instead of at thn Hmtth
homo, becailso of the llhtcHK of Mrs.
U I Hmlth. Tho ptonim that will
boKlyeti wlllb Mie llturory one
cS!ifll!SEiS
I LU.il i-HU MU IUnU2JUtf;'W l -z - -"-tj
that wen aanlKiieil for April,
will Ineiuila nnriem by Mm. O
Htewatt Mm. Paul Htrlekhn, and
Mian Any HutUy.
Itev. .1. C. Watson, the newly np
polfitcjl pastor of the Methodist
church, has moved frifn lirokeii Ar
row stnl Is now In the pninunnHe on
fourth. Mm. Watson will arrive
from Oullirla wither today or to
morrow. lyeomNt Noinn of tha Interurlatn
linn wna onnrtitsd ittiou at a local
hospital yeaterday and Is Irnprov
Inr nltoly.
The indies' Aid of the Communl
t i hurch met at the Hohl homo
ym'erday ami Were entertained by a
llH.it plenxinK l)st nf lend In KM Mild
talks with, refiishmi uts si rveil to
Die Kllents lale In tha nifeinooii.
Tho iml Hiirlnam r.nnll liai
will ko to f'laremore in llay the
team of that place tonen mw.
Ma. H, It. Ourdon hat been can
fined to lu r bed fur a few daja but
Is ImprovInK rn.pWIy at preaent.
The proirram Unit will be ren
(tired nt tha ftoyal Nelabhor rneet
Illjt tonlKht wIM be conipiled of thn
following numbers- Aiiieil'-n. bv all;
InviM-attnn by Hey. HiltiMe; lodKii
fancy tl 111. niiillllK l'5 MIhh Hrent
tin II. duel by Until ami llrucn Wil
liams, vncnl soln bv Hymn KerKll
Hon. re.iilinir bv Mix llicnttmll;
plnriu sulu b I'iiiiI !. e After the
lir'iirriiin tliein will lie n pin Hilppvr
and nodal.
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AN OCULAR EXHIBITION
Jury Wanliil tu Sec Ihldcncc nml
'Hu n I'lompllr inc .liidKiuciit
for HaiiuiKca.
NKW YOliK, Nov. I - For nn In
jury the resell of which left ono nf
her leas an In. ll smaller In rlrcuni-
fsreiUe than tl tiler. Mm. AiiRi'-
lliif Al. Auflero, 2fi yenra old, of No.
H13 Crntona avenue, tho Uronx, won
$1,00(1 In llrniix Hiipreme rout.
where she wna sulm? the Terminal
nnd T'iwii Taxb ab company for
dnmaKcs In nn automobile accident.
Mm Aufleru's littornny cnlled Or.
Corni llus Ki4n of No. (118 11. IR'lnd
street, who testified to havlm; men
siired Mrs. Auflero's llmlm and found
the rlCTt one smaller.
Thla Injury, It was nlloKed, wns
tho direct result of tho nutomolilln
accldenl. An X-ray expert wiim called
nnd testified that Mm, Auflero'a IcK
had "suffered a bad twIalltiK."
The Interest nf tho Jury was un
mistakable, nml Mm. Auflero was
nski'd .to rake tho stand. Ab ultn
stepped to her place anvernl of the
Jurors leaned forward, and when tho
wltnenn was scaled her attorney
asked her to "prove her Injuries to
tho aatlsfnctlon of the JuiIro and
Jury."
"I will If you think It necessary.
Mm. Auflero ircpllod.
Hho raised tho hem of her skirt so
that It rested allKhtly nbovo thn
knees, displaying a lonxth of figured
silk stoekttiKH, which the ury ap
peared to rcKard with oonccntrnllon.
There wns no further argument
and tho verdict was rcturnod.
Hcca H n nil In Churcli.
DOTIIAM, Ala., Nov. .'..The
stcepln of tl'o Foster street Meth
odlst church hero Is thn homo of a
swarirt of bees, Just when lfcy took
up their art olio them 100 foot from
thn ground la net known.
Dtlidouil
HeallLful!
Nonrlialng!
Economical!
MM
rrrnr-"' '
"Fandon Now Calls for
rci uogs uoiorca to
Match hSade of Gownc, ,
LONlmN, Nov., fi- let dogs
to suit tho color of lh costumo
aro the latest fashion experi
ment. Women wearlnif pale blue
or prlmroau-colored costumes
urn to bo seen walking with
their pet Pldo of thn same color.
This now fashion either neces
sitates having thu one dog f'e
nuenily dyed to suit the color
of the ciriturno as It is changed,
or or kei ping a number of dogs
for the different costumea,
SCHOOL WEEK IN DECEMBER
All KcIkmiIh, Societies ntid ('hiirchca
to Hnvisriltlng Nerdcco,
WAHIfl.N'OTON, Nov. C.--"Srhnol
week" will bo observed over the
country December 6 to 11. Com
missioner nf Kducatloli t.'ltixton hns
reduesled tho governors nnd chief
school offloem of the statea to, lake
. .
such nctlon na may ho necessary to
cause thn people to ur.e this we.k In
such way as It will most effectively
illssernlniite Information In regard
tu the (ondllloiis and needs of thu
achools,
Chambera of commerce, boards of
trade, women'a cluln. Ilotary cluns.
labor unions, farlllets organli-
lions and patriotic and civic aode
lies nrn requested to devote. .....
nieetliig to a discussion or tho needs
of education in their states, Th.
mlntHtem also are asked to devote
ono of their church service
Huiiday, December 0. for emphasU-
inir t in tmtiiirtahen nf niliirnl Inn.
Friday nfternrton and evening of
st hool wek hna been designated as
tho dnto on which community meet
ings In tha Interests of education
should bn held tu nil School-houses,
both In tliM city utiil country, for the
purposn of discussing the needs cf
tho schools, tho means of mevtlng
thesu necdn and romodylng condi
tions. Crown l'rlncii n lllncknmllh.
WIKHKNOK.N, Holland, May r,.-v
Tho former (lorrnan Crown Prince
Krrdorlck haa taken up a new trade.
Ho now spends much of his sparo
tlnto making horseshoe at the vit
iligo blaoksmtth shop. Whllo hla
father sawa wood nt Doom, tho son
hammers out Iron on tho forgo.
Hobort A. Mclllrncy
Funeral Director. Phone 400-191.
134. 021 Houth Maln. -Advt
WHY DO YOU TRY
TO HIDE THOSE
LITTLE PIMPLES
Or Cover a Dark, Sallow,
Muddy Complexion .With
Face Powder and
Rouge
tlnw qmharrautnir It la for one to have
plmplea a()ar nn f.ico, nock, anna or
liamta. On little I'linpla 'la tart enough
man tha atlracllvnei -of A p rally
face. W
You can quickly remove plmplaa And
nthur flkln hlcmlthPS by toucl.lnc tho 4ipot
i.r (Uipl)li.u' lllark unl Whlla Olutimn
lo th part ffctcj. This lmp! l,ut
tffeclwe home hrailly trratnunt rwnOVfa,
not only pimple, but i'iitr ilark, nailuw
tnuilJy completion, ami leave the akU
rotl, whtto and radiant.
All who havo uneit lllark a nil White
Ointment are tlellehtcil hIIIi the reiulta
unit keep a box atwa.v on their uresum
tahle. lllark ami Whttt' Ko;ip ahouhl alan
he lined nnd will be found a delightful aid
In the Olinmrnt
lloth lllack and tVhlln Ointment and
Htmp can te found at at) irnnd druif atorea
nnd tolti't cnunti'm- 25c each u parkaRe,
er the maniifariur.era Mill aend poatpald
nn receipt of JOc.
A aample, literature nnd Jllack and
White Iltrtlnlay and Pream Hook will bo
ant yii free If you will clip nnd mall
thla ailvertleement In IlbArK and WHITH,
llox 1107 Meniphla, Tunn.
Change of Time
Sunday, November 7, 1920
No. 7 for Saptilpa, Oklahoma City and points
south and west will leave Tulsa 15:00 p. m.
No. Ill for Oklahoma City, Lawton and intermediate
points will leave Tulsa 7:20 a. in.
No, 117 for Fort Worth and intermediate points will
leave Tulsa 8:15 p. m.
No.
401 for Joplin, Monett, Springfield, St. Louis,
and intermediate points will leave Tulsa
1:U5 a. m. .
41G for Joplin, Kansas City and intermediate
v points will leave Tulsa fi:25 p. m.
No.
No. G07 for Enid, Waynoka, and intermediate noints
will lenvo Tulsa
No. GU for Enid nnd points south will leave Tulsa
7:50 a.m.
For additional information phone or write
E. O. BITTNER
Passenger Agent, Frisco Lines
207 IAMi;ii llt'IMMNt;, Tl'JiSA, OKUV
ATTEND C. E. MEETING
mi- :; 2lrt!"r",,t,,nl,;,IVTl
ileiil Will SMnk on Thn t hnl-
Ii iiu'c of Oklahoma" Nituniay
Miss Frnma Mif'lnran. slato prenl
dent f the Oklah'ima Christian Kn
denn? tinlon, will g.i lo Chandler
Hatiirdny morning to ntlend tho con
veritlnii of the (Oklahoma dlstrl' t,
n, uprising Oklahoma. Mnoltt,
r'handler and l'ottwatomle counties.
Tha convenllnti will open Friday
evening and remain In scsilnn until
Sunday evening. It will bn held In
the Presbyterian church. Miss Mr
Claran will speak at one nenlon on
The Chnllengo of Oklahoma"
John Cecil, associate secretary of
thu southwestern Christian En
deavor federation, will make a num
ber of addresses during tho enliven
lb m. Mr. Cecil It now on a tour of
Oklahoma In the Interest of Chris
tian Kndenvor, delivering adilrcssii
and conducilng conferences at dis
trict conventlcis and "convention
ette." Mr. Cm II and an officer
from the hendiiuurtem In HoHton of
the l.'nltod Hoclety of Christian Kit
(leaver will be thn principal speak
! ' and lendem at the Chrltlan I2n-
lli'nvur llllllllli' in lie wiiiiuinuii ill
U.llliul t,mnrv n 111
1 uIm' J"""" U 19-''
Illrthrlght Hcj.ponslhlllty.
At tho regular sabbath evening
service nt Temple Israel, Fourteenth
nn'J Cheyenne, Friday evening at 8
! "' lor. Hnbb l.atz will preach on
, " ,',?,V.,P'.. IL'f . ,,l.r.thrJf;h ltP
aponslblllty." Thla Is tho first of k
oeries of four aermons on "I'oot-
"" from the Illography of Jacob,
! which will bo given during the
I month of Nuvenilier. These aennona
will eniphaslito tho rnornl educational
forco of tho ancient bib lea stories,
nun muir inuuerii uiiiiiriiuun. ii
the Saturday morning study class at
thn templo from 10 30 to 11:30.
problems dealing with tho career of
Abraham will bn continued. Thn
GROUND FLOOR
Continuing the Sale of Our
Entire Stock of Suits
YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT THE
1 ;30 p. m.
l.nui.1 luiicii. uicii. .iii ni.iuiiiiivi
the les.'Kin. The public Is lordl.illv
..a. (Ml ..VAMt n . - A . ...Ill I .1 I ... , , I
Prevent Chills
The continued rains throughout the South
are producing a great .deal of Chills and
Malaria.
Malaria often lies dormant in the system
for some time before it develops into Chills.
Take
Grove's
T&steie&s
Chill Tonic
to destroy'the malarial germs in the blood
and thus prevent Chills. Price 75c.
ROIIINSON ARCADE
Regular $45,
$95, $125,
at1
Tho Sale of all Sales Presenting suit values that
we have not seen in several years. It is a sale
that should, and probably will create a sensation
among women who know stylo and value when
they see them
Suits that brcathcquality and refinement.
SultH that inspire admiration in every line.
Suits that represent the utmost in value, style and
supberb iporkmanxhip
Suits with slender lines; plain tailored styles;
novelty ripple effects and box-coat styles, in sizes
for women, misses and stylish stouts; plain and
fur trimmed.
Hurry !
for Breakfast!
SEE thim, Hacked high, topped with a bl(j piece of delicious
Cnam of Nut t Who could reaint them! Creom ofVuf
has that wondetful flavor that tells of dairy churning, rich
pasteurized milk combined with oil pressed from the creamy
white meat of cocounuts. Have you tried it yet?
Pnrdir.an'i Oak Crvvt Oleomargarine of equally h'lh Quality
It recommended to thoie who rreftr the animal product.
miEDMAN MTG. CO, CAurn.ri j
Facterr N. 1 - l.t Dl.trlct llUneU I
CHICAGO I
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olnssrs,
s
STREET
OPPOSITE RiALTO
$55, $65, $85,
$175 Suits
Off
ADVANCE SHOP
U'AoIei alt Dltttibutat
t.iian.i.iYOt xo ro.
IflU V. I lrnt M., Tnl.ii, (Ikla.
Pllll.let tlMlgK SHOO 31101
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'Wheat Cakes