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The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Vinewood hive. l.. o. T. NJ. VIII
bid a public installation OF officers in
riverside temple, Tuesday evening,
an 25. at $50 o'clock, Deputy Great
IAmmander Mary +. Timmony viii
/ u as installing officer.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

frauds mean many new appoint
ments. Examinations in Detroit COM
schedule showing dates. Franklin
Institute, dept CUES, Rochester. NY.
INSIDE WtREAlAN; also young man TO
learn electrical trade thoroughly.
Scott Bros. Electric Co. 3 farrar
MEN-LeaTn barber trade. great de-
mand for BARRIERS: tuition and tools,
$25: catalogue free. Michigan Barber
College, 81 Commercially east. Detroit.
STAGE DANCING
Buck. soft shoe and waltz clog. taught
by lesson or term w. RYAN. 337
Lafayette blvd. Phone w. l795-L
WANTED-Tool craftsman and
detailers; must have had ex-
perience and at least two or
three years of the board. En-
quire for Mr.. Humphrey, f
ME- Co, Plant No. 3, Clark
and West Jefferson Ave.
wANTED--Men to Learn the barber
trade. VIII equip and place you Ia
your own shop or in good position In
few weeks. Don't overlook this
chance. Investigates Moler Barber
College. Chicago, Ills.
WANTED-Steady man who
thoroughly understands block
die hardening; also hrst-class
mill wrights. Enquire Mr..
Humphrey, EMF Co., Plant
No. 3, Clark and West Jeffer
son Ave.
WANTED-ofice boy, with wheel. APP
ply City Editor. Times. at 1850.
YOUNG MEN for railroad rremen.
bTakemen, baggagemen; $75-Sl0O TO
start; early promotion; experience
unnecessary. state age, weight and
height. Address Railway Bureau.
Clio Panama Bldg. 81. Louis, Mo.
=--------= ------=
HE'LL wANTE6--~EMALE.
COOK -First-cIass Central, 20 West
Fort
GIRL for general homework; small
family; good wages. 357 Cadillac
GIRI. for general housework: no
washing good wages. 1876 Warren
GIRL WANTED to assist with house,
work; no washing. 5e9 Junction
ave
GIRL or middle-aged woman as house
Keeper, good home 5Sl Eighteenth.
WANTED-Girls 10 learn the hair
work. manufacturing and hair dress
ing Permanent employment Also
experienced hands wanted VIM. A.
Haines' Hair Store T6 Grand River
ave Established in present store
tTtSrIoNs wANTEp---UvNIE
LADY Ike few hours a day work. sci
Shcrmau-st.
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Statesmen WAITED.
CIGAR salesman wanted. experiences
unnecessary; big pay. Globe Mfg. Co.,
Clcs Gland. ohio.
MONEY 70 LOAN.
Money Loaned Working People
ON THEIR PLAIN NOTE.
No Assignment, Mortgage or security
Rates, One-half loan companies.
BURKART.
Hours. TO X. daily ~ AioGraw BLDG.
PRIVATE PARTY mas 1i,0OU 20 loan
TO those owning furniture, pianos on
holding salaried positions, In sums
from $40 up Write and | will call
and talk Il over. Address A. box g.
Detroit. Times
WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED agent IN every town 90
sell our soaps and toilet articles
GOOD nav and a good line. The JOY
Remedy Co. Lexington. Mich
W NNTED-Agents 20 sell No-Burn
das ptntes. easy money maker. write
TO-DAY. T-nteu supply CPe Grand Rap
ids Mich
Job Printing ouhc right. Times
Printing co. Z John II. st Call Main
1895 or city a3sa
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Miss Celia Baldwin Will give a
butante luncheon Tuesday Jan. 20.
Mrs. Louis H. Wolfe. who has been
sitting her parents in Toronto. has
turned to Detroit
81. Josephs college, alumni will
We a dancing party in Strasburg 4
all. Monday, Feb 7.
Mrs. Ralph Booth. OF Ferry-aye.
asst, will give a large bridge party
saturday afternoon.
Mrs. +. p. Neuhoff and children. OF
%. 45 Hague-ave., have gone ia
lorida for two-month's stay.
The annual luncheon OF the Detroiy
federation OF WOmens clubs took
ace. Friday. in the Hotel Cadillac.
Miss Josephine Irvine was the
bstess of a luncheon, Friday. In hon
OF Miss Kathleen Webster. OF
brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Postal and Mr..
buple OF Evart. have gone to Hot
. brings. Ark.
Among the passengers sailing from
ew York 10 the West Indies, Satur-
. by. will D Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Avery,
r. and Mrs. c w kotcher and Mr..
. I'D Mrs. c Il Kantcl. all OF Detroit.
. Y 4 IA. - NJ mil
bid a public installation OF officers In
riverside temple, Tuesday evening,
Nm. 25. at $3.50 o'clock, Deputy Grent
hmmander Mary +. Timmony will
Nc as installing officer.
The Detroit Western High school
umni association will hold the an
'sial banquet and dancing party, in
he school, Friday evening. Jan. rs.
he graduating class OF 10 will be
hpecial guests Of honor.
d The Detroit society OF the Archae0-
feical Institute OF America will
Hing DR. Charles Burton Quick. as
tstant professor OF Greek in Harvard
University. TO Detroit, Tuesday eve
kng, Jan. %. for a lecture in the
n useum of Art on The Olympic
thmes"
|tThe Kings Daughters of the First
congregational church will meet sat
|4day afternoon with Miss Gretchen
|g.hermernorn. woodward and Clair
|fount-aves. After the meeting, lunch
|ebn will be served. the guest OF honor
d be Miss Helen Atkins, daughter OF
be Rev. q. q. Atkins. former pastor
N the First Congregational church.
Fho will leave shortly for her new
1Ime I'm Providence. r. !.
NJ Miss May Morris Of England. spent
Ikiday I'm the homo OF G. l.. Frecr,
No 33 Ferry-avc. east, inspecting Mir.
FNeer's magnificent art collection.
living TO "A severe cold Miss Morris
J las compelled To decline the majority
~ the social, attentions offered her
lIring her stay IN Detroit the past
fw days.
NThe Shlpmasters' ball in the Wayne
tsino. Thursday evening, was large
Ma brilliant affair aud voted the most
llccessful of the many notable iuhc'
ions given under these auspices IA
fle past. The decorations were unique
hid beautiful, and the crowd notable
n It's good fellowship. The grand
arch was led by Capt. and Mrs. VII
Fam II. HOFFMAN and Capt. and Mrs,
lFhllam j. Crosby.
A double wedding took place
thursday. in the home of Mr.. and
RS. Roderick Burie, No 26 Cutler
T., when Miss Christine Burie was
.arrled to Harry Nudge, and Miss
4 lnnIe Burie was united TO Winfield
Fudge. The Rev. II. Sidney Bullock,
Ii the Beulah Baptist church, per-
N II VNN "A
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Mrs. Ralph Booth. OF Ferry-aye.
ast. will give large bridge party
aturday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

The Detroit Western High school
umni association will hold the an
anal banquet and dancing party, in
he school Friday evening. Jan. rs.
/ he graduating class of 10 will be
pecial guests Of honor.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

A double wedding took place,
thursday. in the home of Mr.. and
RS. Roderick Burie, No. 26 Cutler
&, when Miss Christine Burie was
.arrled TO Harry Nudge, and Miss
lnnle Burie was united TO Winfield
Judge. The Rev. n. Sidney Bullock,
I the Beulah Baptist church, per-
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

r, Isa r; Sss ,: Sss' 81 e.n ssis
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

The Detroit society oil the Archae0-
geical Institute OF America will
fling DR.. Charles Burton Quick, as
.stant professor OF Greek in Harvard
diversity. to Detroit, Tuesday eve
sng. Jan %. for lecture in the
Euseum OF Art on The Olympic
|hmes"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Miss Celia Baldwin Will give a
Pbutante luncheon Tuesday. Jan. %.
Mrs. Louis n. Wolfe, who has been
sitting her parents In Toronto, has
turned 20 Detroit.
-
St Joseph's college alumni will
We dancing party in strasburgs
all. Monday, Feb. 7.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

formed tho ceremonies. the young
people having been active workers IN
his church for a number OF years
past Roth couples viii make their
home at no. 4l2 PennsyIyana-ave
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

ron sAI.n-nuslSEss rnoPEar1.
We Sell Business Property.
HOMER WARREN s. CO..
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

. When MASKING potatoes, heat the
INK with the butter. add to the po-
ltoes and beat well The potatoes
IN then be delicious and creamy.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

!, Eyaporated fruits should be placed
u cold water for a couple OF hours,
men scrubbed well before being paced
~ the water for over night.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22
nusINE.s urroMrr NIrIrs.

WANTED 20 correspond with private
party having an automobile, coach
coach harness, truck harness, or any
thing uFuful in Nvrfy Room "a Park
Hotel Monroe, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Rnb blacklead on rusty CRATES ict
drv on and stay for couple OF days.
hen clean Il and polish in the usual
lav The rust will have disappeared.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

HORSt.s aud cows reniuvvu papnpt,s
Miilenhach Rros Phone West w. I've
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

To clean pewter, wash It wei! with
ot water. rub II with fine sand. and
hen dry polish 1t with soft leather.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

OUR 1O-YEAR WRITTEN
GUARANTEE:
We, the undersigned. positively guar
antee that all dental work done IN this
office 10 he the best that experienced
graduate dentists can do, also that the
teeth gold. silver and other dental
materials used therein are OF the best
quality, and we guarantee that IL said
dental work does not last for the
period OF ten years. we will repair n.
replace IL. or refund the money paid
for said work. DIR. ADAMS CUT
RATE DENTISTS.
Hours; a. m to Q p. m; Sundays
or Holidays, a. IN. To =. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-22

Miss May Morris. Of England. spent
friday in the home OF G. l.. Freer.
b. 33 Ferry-avc. east. inspecting Mir.
beers magnificent art collection.
living TO "A severe cold. Miss Morris
|hs compelled To decline the majority
\ the social, attentions offered her
Iring her stay in Detroit the past
Nv days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
SEALSKIN NOW
COSTING MORE
YOU MUST DIG III YOU WANT 70
GET HER ONE,
A SYNONYM FOR co., D
Our Jobbcrs Blame Uncle Sam BE.
cause lie Put Closed Season
ON Fur Hunting.

ST. Paul, Mimi, oct. 3l.-Thc man
who plans to give his wife, his dauqn.
tcrter or some other mans daugh'.r
a sealskln coat for a Christmas r..
membrance this year will have to uaH
more for II than ever before, accord
ing to furriers and jobbers Of 81
Paul, the largest market for fur gooda
in the United States, IL not the worl Z.
The woman who misses getting %
Sc0lskIn coat probably the mos
prI2ed Of all garments worn by the
iair sex, because of this added cost.
can blame 1t on Uncle sam and his
members of congress, by n recent
act of congress il was made unlawful
10 XIII seals after May !, and this law
mas about put the sealsllln line Of
trade out Of business. This act has
made sealskins so scarce that coat,
say so inches long will cost l,200
thls year, The ST. Paul manufac-
turcr however, has found n ready
sale for all he could make, and the
factories have been kept busy sup
plying the demand Bisam seals
have been used much this year in
place of the genuine fur. These are
made of muskrat fur, which is very
fine and is guaranteed to keep midday
as warm as the real thing. Near and
electric seals have also been made
into many coats The Russian pony
and caracul skins are next in demand.
IN small furs the mink holds its pop
ularlty.
Despite the higher cost the St Paul
iur jObbcrS have enjoyed the largest
business Of their history this year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

Evening oo,vn or chiffon over satin.
-, .,, .., -
'r''''i''" WIN "''u '"" P'''' P''''
menterle and fringe aul worn win
opera cane,
oro docs rot .olioi, ,o,yn ulsc
,hts tro,, ~" ~. ,.sbi",aiio
shn,, c,r ,b,,n e,.o t,Nyo.n tho
Ip nrido hoinr rognIot,d h, ,bo nlaco
m O,hi,h H., ,,0a.n lmn, ana nor
m W. "',,' ot,,, et, .c ' "" n"". ror
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go, soan's,ross ,ns", " 6"man1, " n,.nm hon ' hor ~
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al '''" ' ",'" ~" ','' W.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

Representatives ST. Paul fur houses
are now In all parts Of the world 10
purchase supplies for next years use
The 81. Paul houses huy In winter
and manufacture In summer, because
the fur producing animal II trapped
at the season when nature has given
him the heaviest coat, ana nt the
time when the coat viii he most
serViceahle 10 mankind. These eX-
pert buyers are In the orient 20 buy
chinese dog and sheep skins; In Aus
lrulia after the 'pOssum and womhat
hides In Russia and Persia cOmpet-
Ing with the great Hudson Ray CONF
pany for the purchase Of otter and
1eayer and mink,
Formerly Chicago and Detroit di-
Vided honors with ST. Paul In the
manufacture Of fur goods, but that
was fifteen years ago, To-day 81
Paul ships It's furs past the doors OF
these cities and practically supplies
Sew England and New York, Tbis
city got It's start In the fur business
when the entire Northwest began a.
barter It's produce and trapplngs with
81 Paul merchants. That was back
In the eighties, when a buffalo coat
which would now bring-if II could
ne lOunu AT Hll-IToH AEuU 10 AoVVt
sod for $4i, IL was the making Of
buffalo coats that caused other cities
lo become Over-Zealous and lose out
N the fight with ST. Paul They
sent white men to the plains "a XIII
buffalo, and the hides were shipped
to Detroit and Chicago u be tanned
by white men who tried 10 rush alon
the process The Indians Of the
Northwest mad deliberate fashion
OF their own for tanning ana their
methods were much better, leaving
the fur setter and more pliable,
When Poor Lo go hard up for cash
he traded his buffalo coat and buffalo
skins for what ever he could get
These coats soon found their way to
81. p and were afterwards dis
trihH throughout the United States
ne n OF the Mason and Dixon line,
air} gave ST. paul the reputation of
handling the very hest Finally its
fame grew and spread to other lines
Of furs, thus naturally making 81
Paul the leading m0nufacturing and
distributing center of fur goods, st.
Paul hadlcs wholesale trade Of
more than $500 OOO, 600 annually, and
Of this the fur business contributes
large part,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
HALLS.
Correct Dress for Women
New Coats, Suits and Dresses

Those disappointed in Broadcloth Coats Satur-
day can be supplied today. Twenty FIVE Coats, ff-
teen Dresses and ten Suits added to the line this
morning.
Velvet Dresses $225O to $325O, look to be at
least half more.
Velvet and Broadcloth Suits in smart, new
models, with shorter coats and narrow SKIRTS are
entirely new.
Beautifully tailored Street Dresses in French
Serges and fine broadcohs in large range of styles
and coors, $3.50 to $3.50
For dependable new styles You can trust the
HAIL STORE" It's the daily arrival of new gar
ments that makes shopping easy here, and assures
iLo purchaser.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
MRS. COOK IS
NOW AGED 50
Letter from Crane, Missouri,
Full of Good Advice For
American Girls.

Crane. Mo-"There Is not much
pleasure IN life, II one has to be sicl,
all the time" writes Mrs. j. d, Cook.
Of this place 80 many women suf-
fer from glrlhood on, all through life,
who could be- spared such suffering
ana live In comfort, IL they would on
IS try Cardui. the womons tonic, as
! did.
was 10 years old when I first
took CarduI Now am 80. Whenever
was poorly or felt real bad, Cardui
always brought me out all right. ]
have faith in it, ] know what 1t has
done for me. and I have seen what
II has done for others"
No one can know so well as you.
whether you need tonic or not
II you feel weak, Tired, langt
and generally 'out Of sorts" go
You need tonlc--we know yC=-
Cardul, the woman's tonic prp
CarduIs strengthening effects q
ly show themselves in many wa, i
1t IS mild, Notwithstanding,
mineral. harmless -
II win pay you 10 test II for your
self today
Call for it at any one out Of 10000
N. B.--write TO: Ladies' Advisory Dept,
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn, for Special Distractions, and Gi'pAge
book, Home Treatment for Women sent
in plain wrapper on request
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
BREAKS A COLD IN A DAY
And Cures Any Cough That Is Cur.
able, Noted Physicians
Formula.

This presc, ,ption is one of the}
very best known to science. Any(
good druggist has the ingredients
or will get them from his whole
sale house, any one can mix them.
MIN a half pint Of good whiskey)
with two ounces or Eiycerine andI
add oue-half ounce Concentrated
pine compound The bottle Is tot
be well shaken each time Use in(
doses Of teaspoonim to a table
spoonful every four hours Small J
er doses to children according toI
age.
The Concentrated pine is a spec-(
ial pine product and comes only inf
half ounce bottles, each enclosed inf
an air-tight tin-top case, but be-
sure il IL labeled Concentrated y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
I Want 10 Go 10 the Picture show

Now Willie was q good sport
And he loved his Mabel O,
So he called on her one evening
70 take her 10 the show
lie asked her TO select the one
That she would most enjoy,
And this she softly answered
To her loving Willie boy,
Chorus;
want to go to the Lyric show
Where the music charms and the
lights are low.
! don't care at all for John Drew
Pretty Maxine or "Curly' BelleW,
But [ think its a lark
To sit there In the dark
Where the music charms and the
lights are low
Take me. Bill, to the Lyric show.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

By Associated Press.
Chicago, oct. 31.-Four thousand
striking garment workers attempted
to make demonstrations in the down
town districts this afternoon, but were
turned back by the police without dis
order.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
No. md ME-. Horaee scha.

Mr. and Mrs, Horace Scha,
tcftalned saturday evening
halloween 'GdflYSu1 dee
We're in keeping Nftn Sie ocs2
We're especially pretty In IN,
room where the late lunches
served. Bridge was the gf
the evening The guests were
aud Mesdames II. Scholtz. Al
A. u, Schaeifer j. Kerrigan "a
es Mabel and Margaret Schae
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01
YOUR HOME

the place You live, and spend your
happiest hours in, can have ts ap-
polntments made more complete by
using nice China, The old bug-a-hoo
Of broken sets can be overcome In
buying our open patterns in which
YOU can duplicate
We are selling Flayiland (thc best
China madeJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

Mrs. w. T., Lowrey and daughter
Beulah have Returned to ChOteau af-
ter a visit with her brother and his
family Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Beane and
daughters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

Miss Ethel Harvey will arrive this
morning from Kansas city for "a visit
with her brother and his wife Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Harvey.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

Mrs, Il, c, Brewer ana son returned
to Chelsea yesterday after visit dur
ing the week end with Mrs Dewitt
Brewer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

Mr. ana Mrs. t. IT. Norris Of Rob-
inson, MS, are the guests Of Mrs W.
y. Hudson ana other friends.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

Miss Isabelle McGllvray came up
from Sapulpa yesterday for short
visit with home folks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

Miss Jessie Bullcttc entertained
with week end party her class mates
the Juniors of the High School. 1t
was a halloween evening character
lied by the true school spirit. Those
attending We're Mr.. and Mrs. Kat2
Miss Flnlayson Miss stephens, Miss
Bryant. Miss price, Miss Robords, Miss
Boss and Mr.. Johnson of the faculty
and Misses Grace Shields, Opal VIII
cox Ethel Hoss, Bessie Bowen. Alma
Neerman. Nonncttn Jones, Ethel SIT
ser, Bethel Cone Helen Carter, Flor
once Colley and Messrs Charles Reed
Dayton Billington Ralph Baker, MaN
Andrla, John Curran, David Diving
ston, Dan Roy Bruce Martin and Ear
ly Cass,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

old home, Mrs. Shollcnberger's VISIT
viii be the inspiration Of any NUM-
Der of social functions which have
already been planned,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

- -.
nlau a,,. N'I, il'l'l n",lln "l ,lllas' l'N
.Ihe M'uNins WIN be november lolh.
.ol me l'eA9'- Nond'V'r Dry Goods
COMPANY nnu l'r nsSo'l",'7 lh tue
wv, 1"' 'l.'u wv W''' '"N'N P'''
li'l''''' 'N"N'' ''7' evening
Mr. ana Mrs IT, n, pRw spent the
week end in Muskogeo and attended
the saturday night dance given hy the
Town ana Country club uf that city,
-
The Hyochka ClDs win give It's m-
itnl oppulng for tho this spgspn Npd.
n,sdav at the home of Mrs. RaIph
Harvey 1O2 North Dcnvor. Each elm,
member win be- given the privilege
win be- assisted by Mira a. a. Rnsh
Ars u &. Acostl. Miss Ethel Harvey
.nT Eapsos City Nlrs Az ~ William.
SON. Miss Irene King. Miss Doris RlIsg.
Miss Grctcllc Pcums Mrs y. J.. Hur-
B Frcdrrlrk
-
Mrs j. H. Seaman had as her puosts
for dinner SUNDAY Mrs. Mary smith.
d
ana Mrs @ N. Rustcn of Ecarnay.
Noh.
-.
entertained with family dinner sun.
day In honor of Roy and Mrs John
Bpll who were here from Olive Rranch
MS Four generations wore reprc-
scnted at the festive board The quests
besides the honorees were Mrs l.. i.
cunningham and mother Mrs. S. r..
klefer, Mr.. and Nrs. william May
field Of Glenn Pool. Mr. aud Mrs. Er-
est Cmlow .Dr Lcota CUNNINGHAM.
Miss TIelop Cunningham, Wlnfrcd
lmllios.
.-.
Miss Winltrea pike Nllss Lena
and Vernon Vick spcnt SUNDAY In
,Owasso with Misc Connie Menden and
% party Of friends picnlckug.
Miss Gertrude Woods Of the Biard
Addition entertained q crowd Of the
set not yet in society last evening with
-.
Miss Winlfrcd pike goes 10 Broken
Arrow tomorrow for % visit with her
aunt Mrs. j. w. Pike.
Miss Gay Ollphant is expected home
today from visit with Miss Lillian
Lorton in Muskogoc. Mise Ollphnnt
with q number of other out of town
tcrtaned almost every afternoon and
evening during her stay.
Miss Maude Rose rcfurned vestcr-
| day from an extended stay al northern
summer re0orts ana a visit with
friends In Chicago and other points.
Miss Minnie Anderson has gone tC
Kansas CITY 10 attend the mid yoai
millinery opening
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Havder
were here Yesterday from Tcrletop
Mr.. Hayden was enroute east.
|
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-01

Benefits mother Mrs. W j. Bennett
who viii remain for n visit Of some
length.
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Mrs. w. y. Bennett has returned
from an extended visit IN the East
She was accompanied home by Mr.
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HALLS.
THE WEATHER.

'H Washington, Nov. 3l.-Oklahoma--
Threatening and colder Tuesday;
Wednesday, partly cloudy and colder.
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Merode Underwear
Onyx Hosiery

When you say Nlerode and Onyx you have men
toned the standard Of Hosiery and Underwear eX-
ceence. You buv the best here for no more cost
thar you pay for the less desirable
Union Suits 75c, $10O, $50, $3.50 and $3.50.
Single piece garments, soc and SlOv
Knit Corset Covers, soc.
Gauze Stockings black only, 25c.
Silk Fni shed Lisle, black and colOrs, double
Soes and wide garter tops, SOC.
Cotton Stockings with white SOLE 25c.
Good Lisle Stockings, double sole and wide gar
ter tops, 35c; for $1.00.
Silk Embroidered Lise Stocking, 50c, 75c and
800
Pure Silk Stockings, $lOO, 1925 $500, $3.50
and $500.