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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-25

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WANT AID PAGE OF TTHE V0RID SUPFLIlES EVERYTHING

AlLD 0)Ou il IL
Real Estate
FOR SALt--A BEAUTIFUL HOME
on South Cheyenne. the best rest
dent section of the jty sixty feet
east front corner lot groom house
bath, two toilets, basement, soft water,
plenty Of shade, garage, servants
quarters, All newly pnperrd and paint
ed. Ruilt for home, but owner com
pollod to leave city nt once, l'rle'
Sb,lo0. Terms coo, World
FOR SALE-ON EASY TERM
nearly new 5-room strictly modern
bungalow southeast corner front. on
pavement one block Off car line,
basement under entire house, only .
blocks from post office, $4,000 cash
viii handle this balance like rent
See Russ L. Grant bl4 First NATL
Bldg. Phone 21G0.
rOR SALE FOUR ROOM IlOrSE|
IN owen addition, St25, $50 down,
balance $40 per month, two-room
house ana basement $500 SO down,
balance $3.50 per month. Phone ll29
j. A. Wmlon
We HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR
houses of from to $ rooms, worth
$4,000 to $4,000, wen located WIN.
pay $500 cash and sac to $50 per
month Greer Investment GO. 22G'
iowa tldE Phone 2l50.
IOR SALE FOR An INVESTMENT
two houses, corner Twelfth and
Cincinnati, rented for S55 per month
More than 10 per cent on investment.
Price N.G0O00. \ little more than
$1,000 cash viii handle this. Fleet
wood and Pucini
FOR SALE FINE RESIDENCE LOT
ON South Boston, oak Grove, east
front terrace, water connection all
ready iu A choice location for
home. Address BOX i21. can 1888.
TOR SALE EIGHT ROOM lIOUSE
with reception hall aud bath, va
cant i'm good repair, paved street, wa
ter ana gas, South Fifteenth street.
a good home at q bargain Terms on
part Address BoN 42G or call 1888.
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FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS, ONE
Of the best close IN 0 rooms, mod
gn homes in Tulsa, only 5ia blocks
..ust rroni. ,ood tcuant house mr. gor-
.,o,. ,r,u,,t, nny b,inc,r,, asa nor
.I,,nu, rent Soc Ruee I. Grant 51A
Fins, N.tfor.l Rldy pb,ro ot,o
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FOR SALE--ON EASY TERMS FIVE
acres II blocks from the Frisco te-
pot. one block of pavement. 3 blocks
I,i,s, N,tn,,t ma, pbn,o otao
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r,, cA1r rtvE-ponnt Itorrcr
nndorn .ost front. ora hlocl, IRON,
nov g, booI. nrIc. 81 o5O. Sg5O down
124G south Cincinnati.
FOR SAI.N--oN EASY TERMS 3
barn ana well Tor S5'ooo' S5VO TO
FooO cash, balahce llke rent see Russ
l.. Grant 5l4 FIRST National BLDG
Fhone ZloO'
FOR SALE CIiEAP-FlVE-ROoM
house BARN chickeh lot; ~ car
me; part cash' balance easy TERMS
Pnonc I4Ob.
FOR sALE-sPLENDID HALE
house, fine well, al fenced with woven
wire. Half block Of street car; close
10 school and only fifteen minutes
.dou,n halonco ON uorthIv noymente
y NJ Sutton p East Fourth street
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madam cast front ono bIock
from nov scbool price 81 95G s35O
down I9AG south Cincinnati
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FOR SALE FOUR ROOM IIOrSE
in owen addition, St25, $50 down,
balance $40 per month two-room
house ana basement $500 SO down,
balance $3.50 per month, Phone ll29
j. 4. Nmlcn
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Lost

LOST -- LADIES BROACH, SET
with amethyst and pearls. Phone
1853. Reward.
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Farms.

FOR SALE-271a ACRES, $40 PER
acre, Section 20-19-11. Terms to
suit Phone 2lG6.
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LOST-GAUNTLET CLOTH DRIV-
ing mitten, Saturday. Phone
J35 RX
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WANTED--TO BUY TRUNK. MUST
be In good condition, Address 257,
care World.
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Board and Room

THE SHERWOOD DINING ROOM IS
now open TO those who wish per-
manent quarters 409 South Main
street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-25

RUCHER'S KORAK POWDER AND
oil at 322 East Eighth.
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W, W EtATTIE
$25QDQD

Room ? over Colonial Trust co.
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POULTRY.

lL\lRED ROCk EGGS FOR HATCH
ng our birds have demonstrated
chat thoy are the equal Of uny and
better than most Special mutings s.
90 50 per setting Good utility stock
81 per hundred The q. k Poultry
Farm Eight blocks northwest Of
college.
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Furniture Repairing

Gunstcn Furniture Hospital. Up
holstering. repairing, refinishlng and
enamellng Obey the Impulse. Phone
US now; all work guaranteed. Phone
5000. 2l9 East flfta Street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-25
BUNGALOW

1417 south Carson, large rooms,
BATH closets, finished basement,
built in book case, large Kitchen
cabinet, beamed ceiling, mantels,
and window seats; chandeliers;
complete. The most expensive
decorating oak floors. In all
rooms interior painting grained
mahogany, white enamel lIv-
erything that goes with an artis-
tic home. Sold on very easy
terms. Price $3.50. Must be
seen to be appreciated.
BLAIR BROS.
219-A South Main.
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We HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR
houses of from to rooms, worth
$4,000 to S3,500 wen located WIN
pay $500 cash and sac to $50 per
month Greer Investment GO. 22G
iowa WdE Phone 2l50.
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Business Chances.

LIMITED AMOUNT OF TREASURY
stock in new local producing oh
company now being offered for sub
scripton at SlbO per share, in
amounts Of fifty shares or more. pay
able half cash, and balance when next
producing well is drilled In. Capable,
honest management For informa.
ton, address G0?, care World
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For Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-BIG BARGAIN IN EAST
front lot, corner 18TH and Denver,
20 feet frontage, price for quick turn
Sl650.00, cash Lots farther south In
Stonebraker Heights selling for $500
for so feet. Fleetwood & PucinL
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Money to Loan

MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM LANDS.
Money paid you as soon as ! APP
prove security and title. Interest paid
at my office in Tulsa No delays OF
red tape. +. NJ. Sutton, Attorney, p
East Fourth street.
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BEST BARGAINS N ROOMING
houses, oscar Boyett, Room 3, ia
East Third Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
L'ART DE Ia MODE.
and Figures.

on-black effect: with this is an idon-
teal drapery. For the summer home
or bed room. black and white chintzcs
and cretonnes may be had which much
resemble a pirates flag. TO the du-
with this latest style the decorator
offers the consolation that it Will wear
so we'll! Very likely il will. il one
is able TO endure its somhrc hues until
II wears out without having it changed
II one is not equal to this colorine. he
rs promptly assured that at least one
chair done in black velvet is neces-
sary to the correctly decorated library
or drawing room OF the present hour.
This is London idea.
Striped papers are a standard and
not speciality. so for bed rooms they
viii he used because they always are
demanded. But the cut out borders
arc no longer accepted by those who
arc up-to-datc. Old chintz designs are
more and more seen. and birds in
everything as natural sequence The
merely floral patterns have gone the
way OF the cut-out borders Finders
are used in paLel effect or in replacing
the old-fashioned wide borders Bind
ers measure from one inch to five
inches. depending OH the size OF the
panels. Panels are often used without
an upper border. Aud small designs
predominate for bed room papers
To some extent plain walls tinted,
arc chosen. or plain English silk fibre
papers With the former are placed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
Flower Punches

When a color scheme is to he care
iuiiS carried out the novelty loving
hostcss can use flower punches or ices.
An appetizing nasturtiuni punch is
made by chopping fine the nifty freshly
g -, l, nasturtium blossoms rubbed
10 Il paste with four tableSpoonfuls OF
sugar. Roll for nvo minutes "A hound OF
sugar and q quart OF water take from
ihe hre and add the juice of one lemon
me orange and the nasturtium paste.
Let the mixture get cold freeze and
9n nc,o away Tor 81 least two hours.
a nasturtium blossom and the glass
set IN a bed OF leaves and tendriis
Fresh vioiets may be used in the
lemons and emitting the oranges. lust
before freezing stir in "a pint of purple
grape juice, and when frozen stir in
a merinsue made from the we'll beaten
white of two eggs and a tabiespoonfui
OF powdered sugar. stand three hours
TO ripen and garnish with candied
vioicts COLO, You ,, cannot get the fresh
For rose ice. wash carefully "A pint
OF freshly cuiled pink or red rose petals
and pound them to a paste with two
quart OF water and pound Of sugar. boil
Ten minutes and cool without strainine.
When the juice of half dozen oranges
is added. Freeze and serve in shcrbet
glasses. the stems twined with rose
leaves and the ice garnished with can
died rose petals and mat made OF
For a green punch chop tender mas
turtium leaves and tendrils-cnough
to weigh half a pound-and rub to a
paste with two ounces OF eranulated
sugar. Boil for Ave minutes a pound
of sugar and quart OF water. add juice
OF two lemons and two oranges and :he
leaf paste. When cold freeze and stand
three hours. This mag be served with
green liqueur poured around it, A
few drops OF vegetable coloring may
be added if needed.
a mint ice may he made in the same
way. using sixteen large stalks OF mint
Serve with creme de mcnthe poured
over the ice.
In making any flower punch he sure
the petals are fresh. have been careful
~ washed and are not culled from
bushes that have been sprinkled with
disinfectants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
A Blue Serge Gown

Blue serge IS too valuable n material
from an economical and practical point
OF view for women to give up wearing
It, ii liz perhaps the one woollen ma
terial that is always in good. though
sometimes conservative. style. II needs
less pressing than most materials.
stands rain sun and dust: it is Il
pretty safe investment for any dress
or suit that must stand hard wear with
few DRESSINGS. The most important
thing to know each season is how to
make up serge so that it will be thor
oughly uD-to-date. for though this ma
terial remains in style. the way of
making ii up changes.
Last season 1t was made up with
black satin or charmeuSe SILK, Nokcs
deep cuffs. vests or rcvers. and while
this satin is still correct the influence
OF chiffon and the bright -hued silks
is felt. especially in gowns, for they
have the charm of novelty
The lower part Of Il one piece dress
Will be OF serge. for instance. and the
skirt will mount in sduarish bib ON
the corsage. passing under the belt
Now above this. instead of a satin cor
sage top and sleeves. chiffon is used
and is especially smart when of n con-
trasting color Old red is very nice
with the blue serge. certain shades OF
garnet also. There is a dull orange
too. over blue chiffon which looks we'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
Neu species Of Roses.

The Fire flame is the. new rose this
year. The few florists who have this
beautiful flower are enthusiastic over
ii, saying II Is the most exquisite rose
for table decoration ever brought to
this country. Ii is lovely, too. for
corsage bouquets. to be worn with
subdued shades of heliotrope or with
black
The Fire flame is a product of Ire
land grown near Belfast by one OF the
famous rose growers of that section
of the Emerald Isle 1t was raised
from a field rose and only after years
Of experiment was 1t brought to lis
present perfection.
The Fire fame was put on tho Now
York market by a Fifth Avenue florist
few weeks ago. and within that short
time the demand for this new rose has
made It one of the fads Of the season.
In color 1t Is just what it's name i'm
plies: radiant yellow. bunch of
the new Irish roses, in full bloom and
in the bud. looks like tongues and
bursts of flame coming up from vcr,-
dant field New York grower who
had seen the Fire. iame roses near
Belfast ordered 10000 plants sent to
his place.
From the Killarney rose. also an
irish product, two hybrids have been
put on the market by a Pennsylvania
grower. One of these hybrids. called
tho Killarney Queen. Is considered one
OF the most perfect White roses ever
produced The other which is new
this season. is a beautiful soft red
and lis known as the red Killarney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

cretonne drapcrcs New York has a
plan of it's own for apartment house
rooms, which are so often dark This
giving the effect OF space. OF course,
1t Is not suited 10 the country house.
In some rooms drop ceilings are still
used, for IL gives the sense of large
ness. AS the decorators say. "it spreads
me room" But in this. as in other
items, no absolute rule can be given
for imitation or copying is not a fea-
,turc of the American furnshers' work
Everything is done on individual lines
developed according 10 the needs of the
situation--in fact, some decorators
make speciality of never furnishing
two rooms alike: sometimes in fact
ii would be harder to duplicate than
TO originate. as light Is the governing
quantity, and no two rooms have the
same lighting
In doing the nursery walls, the
nursery rhyme papers or cut-outs are
almost exclusively used Sometimes
these groups of cut-outs are applied to
the plain, tinted walls. but not often.
People who have their children's nurse
ry done IN all white should consider
the cye-strain this means to the child
ana on the same basis the cut outs
should never he placed at height
Moreover. children like to have things
" HN't ticH Cdti lpuCH tncin, so Il low
border or grouping gives much more
pleasure to the child. and this is the
PURPOSE for which the rooms are sup
posed To be planned
Tiffany blends. the Shand Kydd
papers. with their soft tones. and the
Japanese printed grass cloths printed,
by the way, in France. excel for coun-
try homes and sur lmer rooms
charming dining room may he made
with the Bird OF Paradise pattern on
the tan grass cloth. for instance. and
the dull pink tinge OF n small ere
tonne design, the chief tonc of which
is gray, Is possible for almost any
room, and is one Of tho best of the
kydd designs. The Tiffany blends.
with their browns and rose have an
autumn appearance. but despite il arc
much chosen. No act figures are seen
any more. and no spot figures. The
all-ovei effect is the accepted style,
whether tho make Of the paper la one
or another; this is the gauge of its
vogue. K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
Spring Styles in Wall Papers, Fashions in Coors
and Figures

There is great delight in furnishing
the home, every one enjoys it, from the
friend who advises one to the decorator
when his bill is paid But how much
of the eXcellently furnished appear
ance Of the home is due to well-chosen
wall papers is too little recognized by
the great majority Of persons. The
wall papers are the foundation OF the
room furnishing. the background of
the picture which the room will make.
and must he thoughtfully chosen. They
should be much more than merely a
favoritc color, expressing the individ
uaiity OF the owner They should be
subscrvent in the best sense OF the
word to the interest of the whole deco
ration.
Fashions in wall papers are largely
the outcome of common sense or the
multiplied expression of experience of
the decorators and the home owners
For this reason red has dropped out
of usage, because ii has been found
impractical, light destroying and tr-
ing. instead of bright and restful
Everything in the newest papers runs
to neutral tints and soft tones Law
cnder is coming up again az Il tone for
bed rooms and drawing rooms for the
former the light and for the latter the
dark. But no purple is used. Ii must
be lavender Also Srays are in favor
and particularly arc they chosen for
halls in country houses. The popular
design i'm it for the hall is the foliage
or tree pattern, but the leaf design
in foliage papers is no longer used.
Dining rooms with white woodwork
are done In Chinese blues or Delft
blues with white relief: but not in the
Delft designs. The papers with small
or medium pattarns are most in de-
mand. quite the latest notion is the
"Futurist' papers. These are but late
~ imported from France. and are done
in the strongest colors; tho designs
are medium In size. ChntZes, or rath-
CT print linens, hand blocked, are to
be had to go WITH them. Ono paper
shows apples or pears (?) with three
leaves in odd blue on mustard
ground. Another delineates eight Inch
stemless daisies in yellow and white
on sage-green ground.
Veing for first place with these
papers are decorations In black and
gold.s The walls are usually covered In
gold papers, and the furniture In black
velvet Or tie wall covering Is q gold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
About Powder.

Few women are sufficiently careful
IN their selection of powder. Any old
powder will not do IL one is longing
for a good, clear skin. There is moth
ing hotter than good. finc rice pow
der. IT may be scented. but very
slightly. as strongly scented pow
der is in questionable taste, but IT must
be fine and compounded from the best
ingredients. II is difficult TO obtain
this finest grade of powder in the little
vanity boxes which are made up to
sell for % and 30 cents. There is one
however. which can be highly recon-
mended. Tho powder is very fine and
pure. 1t is prepared on small white
porcelain plaque. which prevents any
splitting OF the contents into the shop
ping bag. This little plaque is at
tached TO the bottom Of a neat little
box. and there is Il small sanitary puff
with which to apply the powder To the
face. Although these little powder
boxes are superior 20 the average ones
SO freely sold. they are 10 more cX-
pensive, costing only 30 cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
Sure Way to Remove
Freckles and Eruptions
tFrom Fashion Rccord.D

Some women have skin Of such tex
ture they occasionally are annoyed by
tho sudden appearance of frccilcs.
slight eruptions or fine lines March
winds usually play havoc with skins
OF that kind. In such cases If one viii
procure an ounce of common mcrco-
lized wax at any drugstore. apply this
before retiring, like cold cream. she
can easily overcome the trouble. When
the wax Is washed off next morning
naky skin particles come with IT, The
entire cuticle is removed IN this way
In about week. with all its defects
No bleach could so completely rcmove
every freckle or bleuish The new sur
face ia smooth. clear fresh looking
this simple treatment
In case OF wrinkles which sink be-
meath the outer skin. solution of
saXolite, o., dissolved in 1-2 pint
witch hazel, makes a face bath which
is wonderfully Observation-Disclosures
Soent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
The Wornan's Page Of The Times Dispatch
THE LILIES

Last night the lilies upon Il hundred
affairs lifted their heads. and the fra
GRANGE of tho white flowers assembled
toward the vaulted domes OF the great
churches. dim with the pickering light
of many candles. The leaves of the
pure white flowers rustled, and the
trumpets of the many blossoms swayed
and sighed above the broidered altar
cloths. and the hours of the night wore
on. The tallest lily in a great golden
vase breatheG upon the heart of the
flower nearest.
Where did you come from and why
are you here" The incense from the
souls of the blossoming buds made an
swer. and the tapers burned without
sound
The Easter time is come. and we
were brought from the great green
houses Of the lady whose month it is
to serve about the altar. We are here
to lift the hearts OF the kneeling pco-
pie Oh the morrow out Of tho toll and
Fnotl OF the real day and bring TO them
vision of pure heart. We have
been held close against the heart OF
the woman who gave us. and each
Hover Is a memory bathed in tears"
Thus spoke the perfume Of the lilies
upon the broidered cloth TO the heart
% the tallest lily leaning down from
it's golden vase
Dimly the candles burned. The voice
caro nov from tho slcnderest blossom
Of all the flowers II grow beside a
window where the sunshine scarcely
comes. and the face OF the girl that
tended inc is AS white as my own bloom.
am toll; am sacrifice: ] conceal pain:
l am her soul; am to her all things
beautiful and to be desired. for her
body Is twisted with pain and crooked
with suffering Only the soul looks
out through her radiant eyes. and the
dark night OF her dcsolaton is locked
tight in the thin little bosom against
which l have turned my face. WHY
Am ! Gomez" The small flower lifted
Its head proudly. 81 am come because
OF great love and because am all
that one soul had to give. that happi-
ness might he for others on this Eas-
ter Day
The lilies swayed In tho silences of
Cry. the incense to duty. the incense
10 love, assembled TO the carved pillars.
but the fragrance of the flower that
sought 10 divide happiness stayed from
its journey TO the stars. The perfume
OF it's small bell and the light from its
pure white heart fingered about the
empty news, and some OF IL noatcd out
from the wide windows and sought a
lonely heart The tallest lily has
sl!ppcd from the golden vase and lies
on the marble floor in front of the
nltar. She was only beautiful she
brought no message.
To-day is Easter. and the lilies upon
hundred affairs lift their heads. and
the incense from the many flowers
comes to tA,kpeeline people. The
fragrance HH,fs. but the heart OF the
slcnderest flower is pure gold. and the
perfume OF tho love that gave all that
she had pcrNadcs the world and the
light or the dawnnG morning time
shines down on the fading, useless
lilies that bring no message and bear
no gift BRENT WITT.