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"5 So.Main Tulsa IIS SoM Tusa am SHOE STOOP "Miere Qualify is Higher tlxanRrce Clf (ping, iNovember th, iily Closes Saturday the 18th lootwear for the Entire Family ,The extra specials are extremely low and are wonderful bargains that should be taken advantage of. Lyon's reputation and satisfaction guarantee behind each shoe. The fall of the year is here and it ia time for those new shoes. This is our oppor tunity to save you money on all shoe needs. Do your Christmas shopping now, it will be impossible to get such bargains as these Inter. Don't fail to see our windows and watch the newspapers for daily specials during this sale. Kead the fol owing bargains carefully and rememeber that they are all that Lyon 8 quality stands for. to PRICES il xn's Department xtSave Money ie f boys' and girls' pt from the smallest t( e included in this ai it- icfto 'to $1.65 $1.95 $2.60 'hTii.. . ro.i.-.i. .$2.95 cjo $3.45 vwv 'Italian tiro $4.45 $5.35 $5.95 ff . SALE PRICES for All the Family $3.50 to $5 Values Bee till table lot of children'! black jind tnn, laco and button hni. In tlila lot you'll find many styles In reputable make. Annhi'iMir) (Tf) nr Snlo l'rlco 3Z.OD ;d iifk tie iv7 OOKt You can buy no better hosiery than those sold bv Lyons' Shoe Store. Onyx, Black Cat, Monarch and Dr. Posner's Scientific Stocking for children. Exclu sive agency for Weldrest Tailored Hosiery, the stocking with the welded seam. Women's Onyx-made, 12-strand, pure silk hose, re inforced whore the wear comes; nil shades. Our regular ?2.4B grade. Anniversary Sale special, fr Per pair 1.07 Cox of 3 pair $5 Boys' and girls' ribbed stockings, black, brown, medium and heavy weight; sizes G to 10. Anniversary Sale Price, per pair &DC , Stock. Men's Siiocs and Oxfords. The New el to select from. Highest known qualities. J jyjvSTYLES REGULAR PRICES $8.50 TO $13.50; rnd Work Show OFF SLjgJlBher than the Price 115 South Main Cantilever and Ground Grip pera Not In cluded in This Sale. Men's I Shoes and Oxfords 100 pnirs of men's fine shoes and oxfords; lace and button Htyles; black and brown kid and calf leathers; English, brogues, round toe and tho straight last styles. Not reg ular $5 allocs reduced, but our regular $G.G0 to 910 qual ities in broken lots. Most all sizes in the lot. Anniversary Sale Price . Men's Shoes and Oxfords 400 pairs mon's dress shoes and oxfords; calf, kid and kangaroo leathers; black, brown and russett; brogue, French, English, round too and straight last styles. Shoes we are glad to soil you and you'll bo glad to wear. Lyon's guarantee of satisfaction behind every pair. Anniversary Sale Price . . Women's Oxfords Special $1.95 500 pnirs women's patent kid and black kid, lace ox fords; French and Louis XIV heels; plain toes; high grade, fine fitters. Turn nnd flexible soles. Not all sizes of each style, but all sizes in the lot. Annivprsnrv Special S! 1.95 Save $2 a Pair on Your Boot Purchases Where comfort and long wear are required in hunting, drilling or working, boots arc the thing. All lace boots, 8, 10, 14 and 1G inches high, regular prices ?8.C0, ?10 and $12 Anniversary Sale $2 Off the Price See Window Buy Men's House Slippers Now Men's felt nnd leather house slippora. Entire new lines to show you. All styles, all colors. Regular stocks LESS 10 for Anniversary Salu. EXTRA SPECIAL: One lot of men's felt slip pers, leather soles nnd heels, black or brown. Anniversary Sale Special $1.50 Pumps Oxfords Colonials $2 OFF on all women's stylos of pumps, ox fords, colonials, straps, cutouts of patent, satin, suede and combina tions. Highest qualities. Finest makes. All styles selling at $8.C0, $10, $12.50, $13 and $1.1.00. $2.00 Off Introducing New Arch Support VERY SPECIAL To Introduce our new arch support shoo to those who need this kind of shoes, we offer fhfim in black kid, boot or oxford stylo. Military or Cuban heels. All styles; one price for Anniversary Sale (! Ar special , ipO.yO Voting Places in Tulsa Precints Noting i.in.'fH for tli to eliy Jim- i ii i vit'to Aiinmiin'tit yeateiday by .i hn HtiiMfV Hrri'tary of III county c iimi ixmrd. All of tlio voting I1 l 11 Mtnll.') MM. were lorntetl w li nn iivo fi.r lli conve iilriicfl of i' t"is In en.h proclnrt, nnd ii ' c.i Hint Hi ihic could li rtnn i il "ii.i T'ie I nl folliwat 1. UnitiK. 110 North Cheyenne AVulKIV. " Krintmoii achtiol, ICIn unit Nnr'li llnaton nvenue. I I'nllfit Preahrterlnn ehruch, North Cheyenne nvnnun. 4, (laingo, il Hnat Itnakell utrnt, t. OanK athool, etui of (loldan atreet. A Pervitin; aeliool, Wti anil 1 'nil nil atteela. :. Heat liin, Owtn park. V Bit Nn Mi pnver nvenua . NorMi-ald,, Mm Million. M3 N i id Main ntit. 10. I'i'vitirtnrinn rhuroli, Norfolk nml Independence. II lowml tuition), IClnc and 1'poi in. 1'.'. Irving aehotil, rrk niul Mny. tit it Ii Noifiilii Avniin UnntlM i niir ti. Nognlfn nmt Writ Flrnl , , , , i H (Irnnery tma, 2tS Nortli 1 i Kin, 11. Cnnvonilon Imll, Ilraily nnd N - Ui liinililnr. I '. Jd.-oim hotel, 11! IMnt Mrt r i.' I 1, Filrntturn itore, 07 Kint Flrt ntrrrt. IS Wnnlilngtnn noliool, flcnnd nml lloclifuril. 19 UarnRo, 105 North Victor mi mi, JO. HrntM I'reMiytorlan church, 1'nrtnn niul '.unit, l Nvlilttler (Chool, IiwU nml Aii linr Contractor Has Gained 30 Lbs. on Tanlac "Tinlno flxBit tun tip no I gained thlity pound, I .Imvii iicmr huoii in liinril of nilrh wninlorfiil iiiiU cino In alt thu nlxly-ilx yenrn nt my life " ili-rWircil Wtlllnm Mnno, xvelli lnpnvn lutlrmt contrnrlor, 3840 Iji I'nyillo Av Ht I.oiiIh, Mn, Almiit (wn yfnrx ngo I tin tl n voru IrlniMrr Iroutiln lliiit left mo In mi awfully nin-iluwn conilllltin, My npprllto wunt linck nn mn nml my Bliitnacli KOt o vrnk I coulil not unt nnil illxpnt oiioiikIi to kIva hi miy r-1 fi ii 1 1 1 . 1 nlio hml tlio wnrnt Kurt uf pnlim ncrnan tha mnnll of my Imrk. nml cnnlit not Mlvep. "I Iivkhii pIckliiK up noon after I Ktnrto.l IiiUIiik T.inlan, ami r.nv.' I hnvn ii flnu nppntlte, ulrnp Ilka n Init nml thnt tliml, worn-out fnollnit hou nil I ii ft mi. I roulil not td nt hoi Winn (linn rrrnmtnonil Tnnlno." Tallin r In nM by nil Rood dnic-Klets,- Advertlseiiitint. 3 BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. EdwardB' Olive Tablets mo a Jlarmloss Substituto T)r JJdwnrdV Ollvo Tahlata the miliiitiliito for cnlomtlure a mild t euro luxntlv", a Mil their ffect on tlin liver ulmo.il Imttatttanenu. Tlunii llttln oil vo-t nlor'il liililoln nlo thn rmult of l)r, KdwnriU' dctoriiil nntlon not to trcnt liver and bowel complnlntn with rulomel, Tlio pleasant little tablet iln the piidil tlmt uotoinel ilocn, but hnvn nn imd nfler i-ffi-ctn. They don't Injur tho teeth llkn dtroiiK lliulila or ml. omul. They takn hold of tho trouble nnd nulckly correct It. Why cure the liver nt tho expoimn of tin teeth? Cnl'iiucl unmetlme play Imvnc with I lie Ktimx, Ko lit atront; liquid. It In bent not to tnlce ciiloniDl. Let Hr. l.'dwnrdn' Ollvo Tablet take It pi, 'I I I! llinilnrhe. "dullne"" nnd that lazy feelln romn frnm conllpntlon unit a dlKorderod liver. Takn Dr. Kilwnrds' Olive Tablet whn you feel "loKy" nnd lionvy." They "tlcnr" clouded brnln And ''perk up" the Hplrlta, Uotind JOc. Advertlee incut ui aw 22. K!ngunry' xarng. Tlilr.i and Noxnlea, !3 i-and aprlnw Ilottllng Work Third and Hounton. :i. I'lr atntlon. 10 Went Hecond atreet. :5 Aulnmobllo Club Rnrngn, MS SouMi Denver avenue, in. Olty hall, Knurth nnd C I olnnitl. J7 Hre ntfttlon. Third ant Ko, fnlk. It, TulM Dairy. 144 i U.tit Third treat, S9. D.irneir nar.tK't, Fifth nnd Wheeling. 30. 311 Hnuth Zanthii. 31. llrnwn'a druir atore, l Wmit Plfth Itreet. 33. AnreMor' nfflc, nourihnuas 8llb nnd lloulder, 33. Ilodue tiro. Motor cnmiuiny 7H Hoiith llowton avenue 31. tuiKfelluw iK'hool, 1'ccrlA and Sixth. 35, (larngo, 70S Soutb Guthrie nvenue. .111. Slder' Monument Wink 018 Haulh .Main Mirel. 37. Will Overlnml cninmiy 109 b'outh Main atreul. 3S. (larnce, 1110 Koulli Ouaui nvenue. .10. 110R Hou 111 Trenton avenue 40 (InrnK". C30 Hnuth Xntit hil avenuo. 41. .Tefferann koIhioI, lOlglitli nnd Whnellnif. 42. Iveudntl fire atatlon, 601 South I.ewl nvenuo, 43. ICentlnll aohool, fleventll nnd l'oorla. 4 4. TuUn linlvcrlty. 411. Itlvervlew ecliool, Twelfth and FrUco, 40. l'lrnt Methndlat church niAvonlh and lloulder, 47. Ilnrnee Mnnn iclioo KloV enth and lloaton. 41. Tempi Iaral, Fourtnsnth nnd Cheyenne. 40, UnrnKe, 1430 Hollth Cincin nati nvi'iiiio. E0. 414 Knat Thirteenth utreat, M. Ornutt Memorial church 143R South qunker nvnnue, fi2. ClnrnK, 210C Kaat Fifteenth atreet. r,n. r4. alrael. DC. 240 West Fifteenth atreet ClnrHRe, 7 Knat Hevnnteenlh Lincoln aolinol. Fifteenth Penrln, weal aide. BC Lincoln echool, Fifteenth and nnd l'eorla, enat aid, S7. South aide fire alntion. F.lRhteenth and Jloaton, 68. Lea tuhool, Twentieth nnd Cinclnmitl, tit, Waat Tillan fire atntlon 00. Cell Clinton aolinol, Waat Tula. 3,1 Million Tuna of Oial on Iliiliil WAHHINCJTON, Nov. 6 Htonk of ronl on hnnd In tha United Statea November I, upproxlpiatad 35,000, 000 tuna, Frdernl Fuel Ailinlnlntrii tor Hponn nnnntincod thl afternoon, Till dot not Include ronl In tlio cellar of dnmeatln cnniumora. nteamhlin fuel or coal In trnnalt, The nvtrugo weekly production of noft coal atlrnned nt 10, &00, 000 ens or about two million ton lit execan of current ronnumptlnn, i i llurclHr Hob Fur Klorc, CIIICAUO, Nov. 0. -DayllKht burilnr held up 11 peranna n h Nathnn Tlotelbmim fur aline herr to dny, choked tho wife of the pro. prletor Into Inaenalhlllty, lor 3, 000 worth of Jewel frnm hr hand nnd escaped with 3C,000 worth of fur. To Keep Hair Wavu, LtiHlroiiH, tteautlful TM ui of (h hot cutllnt-lron cannot b loo alrunalr oondtnieail, 11 mtaa dtath In tha lialr avanltiallr. Moi..r, II U entirely unntenaviry ixin nr hobfoil hilr can !' hpt l,iitlfulljf wary ami ciirlr lo any etltnt lid In any (or in da IrtJ, liy ualn tha alniel and linnl llmailn rnalhnil. I.I 'tul.l allnieiln alioulil ba a,illKil lo tha hair iKtora duln It up, uiln a clran looili liruali, In atHiut Ikrao hour " will flna that, a vary pretty "natural" waya ant urlln liaa la. ullail. ami Iln affact will laat fiulla a oonaldarabl tllna, I.I'lUlil aninvruia ia raaur Donsuciai iuq ta nni Milrkv unr raakv. Xlth-r ilnta It traalt tha half nor ttaln tha analp, Yuu ntail l only a tan ouucia from your druxalit Tha bast way la to itlvhla tha frnm and hack hair Into from (our to tlx atranda and lo inolatan each attain! aanarataly from loot to tip, Adrartla nicnt. . rs. Frances Harvey Is Candidate for Rc-lilcction as Clerk of Courts il To tho Men nnd Women of Titian Cowntyi In the fall of 1920 the primary election resulted in my entrance on the County Ticket a the firt woman candidate to the office of Clerk of Courts of Tulta County. Since the women hvo been granted tho privilege of atiffrnso they are, each year, taltintr, moro interest in politics. It is only fair that thoy should be represented on tho tickets of both mnjor parties, as we believe women to bo nt least as capable of handling certain offices as are the men. And now that another campaign is upon us and I am on the ticket for re-election to tho office of which I am now the incumbent, I address you men and women voters of our county in behalf of my candi dacy in recognition of tho splondid support you gave ntc in 1920, I thank you sincerely und solicit your continued interest. I am tho only woman on the County Ticket. My victory depends upon tho majority vote, and may depend upon your individual vote. If you are satisfied tell othors and vote for me Tuesday, November 7th, Very respectfully, FRANCES HARVEY. Ill) PflMTHMrj ADVritTIHIlMIlN'T