Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-09
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their hair goods to order Then IL
YOU noticed, they carried aoG Gul line
auf the Muruollu Toilet preparations
and without doubt they have as
modern, sanitary and Up-to-date
beauty parIors as YOU viii find amy
where
"Charuc." remarked Uncle as they
rode up Main street "yuu probably
think you know it all but "a business
man i'm these days must have 20
4 knowledge of up-to-dat" business
methods, and ! have determined that
You shall have a course i'm these meth
DDS, so We will drive over tu Brown -
Practical business college, olO South
Main street, and | will make You ac-
/ quaiuted. They have by all odds the
largest and best commercial school in
/ oklahoma, and, from a personal ac-
/ QuaintauCe with large number of
| their students, / know that when they
graduate and leave the college. they
are thoroughly competent to- take q
/ position of the greatest Responsibilities
After arriving at the college and
| presenting the young folks TO the
| president and general manager oMr.
/ l.. O. Brown, uncle continued "Ihcir
| course of training is very thorough
and, during the time that the school
| has been here, it has graduated "a
/ large number Of students who are very
/ successful business men and women.
/ They teach the Gregg system Of short
| hand and it does not take lifetime
7 TO learn IT, for they use the most inn
! proved method Of teaching, with the
/ touch system of typewriting.
Their charges are reasonable too,
! considering the efficiency Of the i'm
struction and they have the patronage
| of the best families of the city and
| state They have a large enrolment
/ OF students, which fact speaks welt
| for their work Their instruction is
SO efficient that they are able to place
, every graduate student i'm paying
. position They are known thoughout
| the state as the school of crrtainttCs.
"They teach most thorough and
. up-to- date banking system, business
1 arithmetic business English, office
/ practice, business Correspond
touch typewritiug. shorthand, pen
manship, parliamentary law, mimco-
| graphing, civil service, salesmanship
diCtation, office filing, show card writ
ing, commercial geography, spelling
/ commercial law, multigraphiug, mani
folding and rapid calculation"
by the way, Charlie continued
uncle. as they left. "Mr. Brown told
! me that he would give a $1,000 order
1 to- apply on a scholarship, to the
| young man or woman, who would send
to him, direct, the neatest and most
( attractive, correct answer to the single
| puzzle, which ! gave. YOU this morn
ing, and that's worth trying for"
81 n:le Henry, said Nellie as they
/ left Browns, "I'd like to get a pre-
scripuon filled. win YOU have Dave
take us to a good drug store
81 can easily do that" he assentcd
| Dave run us over to Holmes and
Hooyer's new pharmacy i'm the Daniels
. building I'm going to show YOU a
real drug store" ne added.
isn't it beauty" Nellie exclaimed
deliEhtedly, as entering the pharmacy
Henry introduced them to Mr.. W. IT,
Holmes, Mr.. A. II. BaEby and Mr. r.
j. KEN, =. d. Everything seems to
harmonize so nicely, and It looks So
neWs Have they been running long ''
"Only few days but they are GO
ing to do a big drug business, for that
is their business first. last and all the
time. They have three registered
pharmacists, all experienced men
who recognize the responsibility OF
their calling and people who get thcii
prescriptions filled here can alway,
depend upon securing drugs Of rccog-
nizcd purity. Every bottle they use
here lis sterilized and corked at thC
factory, and is never opened unit
ready to be filled with your prescrip-
ton. Now let us ask Mr. Holmes {,
show us the ladies rest and loungne
room upstairs.
why | never saw anything quite
so cozy," she exclaimed. "A writing
desk with good stationery telephone
lOunging chairs and magazines.
know now where |. shall come for q
few moments rest while shopping
she laughed,
That is not all, Mrs. Churchin,
interpOsed Mr. Holmes. Just step this
way and you can see where the
requisites Of a vanity dressing table 4
placed at your disposal and i'm The
rear is the retiring room
1T certainly seemed TO abe a thor
oughly modern pharmacy Charli,
remarked. as they drove away. d"
never saw a drug store carpeted be
fore"
you wont see it in a years travel,
Henry replied "As | said before, tina
is a real drug store, where dope
liquor, soft drinks or lunches vii
never be sold, but when you wan
pure drugs. or a prescription filled al
your doctor wishes it, the Holmes 4
. Hoover pharmacy is the place TO go To-
Their stock Of drugs and pharmaceuti
Gals will always be kept up to NEE
the demands OF discriminating pub
lie, and their business will be run OF
two excellent principals-'we keeI
what you want, and at the righ
price'-and that will win success 70
anybody, anywhere anytime
II wish you young folks would com,
with me for few moments SAT-
Henry. as they. left the pharmacy
r There is a little business | wish {,
attend to before the closing hour"
Arriving at the Exchange Nationa
bank, corner Second and Main streets
2 uncle introduced the young folks t,
, Mr.. Z. j. White, the president Mr.. L
, w. Sinclair and Mr.. O. II. Leonard
/ ce-presidents of the bank, aftc
which he deposited a thousand dollar
to the young folks credit as an ad
ditional gift to begin life on.
"rhe Exchange National is one o
t. the strongest and most progressiv
banks in the city" said he, witt
whom ] have done business for years
/ While they are conservative in al
their dealings, yet their reliable meth
ods of doing business have won 70
them the confidence OF the entire com
T. munity.
81 SEQ BY their latest report they ha
, on hand resources amounting to owe
So, 1000, 10000, with capital stock sur
r plus and undivided strength to kee
: any man from worrying IL his accoun