davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

~ " " :. ptelIt IiStk8. Jul
finirter Gut 2oaf $S.75; pOipbtrso
$7.55; Cubes $7.95; sranuItrter ST.
45; Gonfeetiontrs .4' $7.35; Off
.g. S7.05-7.15; ip.ibsr srtra $6.85
-6.95; srtra g. s6.75 per 5unbtrt
pfunb.
U1ofaffes III Hsiis. - Rem
Drisans Open ast!ls 40 CSC; Gen.
trifugal 25-34c pr UalIone.
Mtis. - 2ouiiiuHa, 6aneb 6eab
6a-7s; prima 5-63t; orbtnGrer
44e; Sapon 5-5as PEI pfunb.
Dairps Drabufte
HutteI - Wartt rubig. aber
fefter. - Dbolenilt, srtra 34ae;
aentroIi3eb ertra 82c; Geutras
Iideb tiriis 2Ssr; feeonbs 25ae; Ganep
Dairp 25e; 9adina Gtnd 21-22fe
peg gfunA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
lleberFHt bes gtxcinnati /
Wtarftes,
Jar bic Iontas, ben 21. ausuii
1916 enbiaenbt Wodbe.
Gintinnatt. 21. gluauE

attionen. gei tleineren GeI4Gfien
ipsrSen sipas b69ere pr.iie bersdnst.
probifion.n.
9 dmala. - prima Steam
13.8o-13.90; Gamilp S14.oo-
1850.
|1rodsng.fafseaes GGeif4.
= Sbort clear Seit.n lOft. IA
153c; Grtra fbort clear Seiten 143
-153c; tur3e RippenieiteT 144-
14ac; Bellies 16a-17s.
Baton. Short clear Sei!en
1e-16se; egtra fbort clear Seiten
15k-16e; fbort Rippenfstten 15a--
16e; Bellies 173--184e.
Sugar Gureb Gfeifd. =
Sdtufer 20a-21e; pienie Gdultern
15-15ae; 8reatfaf Bacon % 25e;
S4uIt.rn in padeten 15-15ae; Hsp
yort Gut 15S-16e; irodene Beef
Sdintsn 29t-3oac per pfunb.
SdBsepiifeltes Gleif@.-
G9inien 17a-1se; picnic E4uItnn
13s-14e; 8eui.s 1ei i-17e; sduls
tern 13a -14e; SduIt.rn y. .. Gut
DO. 14-142e.
Grif9esGfeifd. - Sdin.sn
6l-17ae; pitnic G9uIi.rn 12A-
13e; sdulisrn 12A-13e; fbort Rips
penf.iten 13-13ae; fbort clear Rips
penisiien 13t-14e; ertra fbort
clear Rippenf.iien 13-13Ae; Bellies
l.idie 1s4-193e; g.Iliss, f9wsre
17--1Se.
mebl urb 0etretbe
WebI. - Wintsr patsnt $',.75--
300; Winter fansp $7.25--7.50;
Win.sr familp $675-7.0O; Wintsr
srtra $5.75-6.00; Wtnter orbindrsr
$5.25-5.5O; 5art.s Weisen patent
$8.0O-S.25; 5ariss Weisen fanep
$7.50-7.75; 5artss Websn fainilp
S6.O0-6.25; ROgsen, ROrtbDeitsrn
semii9tss $5.75 $50; Rossen eitp
rsines $5.75-5.90; !Rogssn, gitp ss'
miibtss $5.50-5.75.
Weisen. - RO. Q rotbsr Dinter
$1.56s-1.57; 30. 3 bo.$1.54-l.65;
Ro. A bo. $1.25-1.43.
WtIi1torH. - 30. 2 ipetbes
S9-s9ie; SO. 8 bo. SSa -89c; No.
4 bQ. s6-s8e; Ro. 8 bo. 84-86s;
go. 6 bo. 81-S4e. = 30. 2 gelbes
SO -s9ae; Ro. 8 30. Ssa-89c; 30.
A DO. $3.50; go. 5 DO. $780,;
gto. 6 DO. 81--S4e. - 30. 2 gemii4
ter 8Sa-S9e; go. 3 bo. SS-88at;
9O. a DO. S5a-87ae; Ro. 8 DO. S3a
-S5k;c Qo. 6 bo. sob A83c. - Rols
bentorn ipeibes $3.50; aolbeusorn.
s.lbss $500; aoIxntorn, gemiiG.
tes $3.50.
5aTer. Tortbtptitern Ro. 2
psibsr 47ae; Sianbarb tpeiber 46te;
go. 3 tDsibsr 4Sae; 80. 4 tpeibsr
44ae; 30. 2 semif9tsr 45ae; go. 3
semiI&ter. einkimiider 44Ae; go. Al
s.mii1ter 43-44c.
Rossen. - glo. Q $1.22-1.23;
RO. 3 $1.15-1.2O; go. 4 $L05-|
LIZ.
Dbtsfeb.
0srlauft ipurben 643 gbls. Die
itillers Giniihsb Goobs auf Der 8aiis
bon $1.40 per galIons,
p
Groeeries.
aaffee SaSa 23-30e; Wof |
aa 29-30c; Guatemala fanep 19e;
bo. gutter 17ae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
pferbe nRS Ma'tleieI.

gineinnati, 81. aaguit.
Sn Der perflOFensn Node .oarsn
ME gei6dfts itRr ruhis uno bic Yrst'
is limb unperdnbsrt gsbliebeH. 8isIs
pfsroe iparen fir bic 9ur4faRrt be-
itimmt. Die GuOtirunsen iiHb pie
foldt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

.s|:" s,sII:" s. g.. .E e; 8 I; l:: 3:
ntianttt n. DE- SiSs|l. D. 9. bsb. q. ..liiE
Sait4 z Z < 9; ls.. ss| r . g.ts tf =. iss*
gsitistem 81. ~. issN|a B. ~ obl. b.. ~
prcoH. xran}it Sc. IA ~ Roff. ~. d. ~ .f3o
Cert. Of q, d. 6r.. ~ lglorte. Bae. A-.... n u
Gent. Qeaftsr 81 (. .le1ysl yorft. edf. &c. ~
Gent. Pacific ia. - lCrsa q. ref. lr. -. III
Qbefnp. 4 .. ~ q. S9k l9snn. Conf. ~ :. .islX
6befdp. G. q. ~. sIgtlDsnn. osn. ~ 80. lsik
e.. .. & o. Joint II ssyx Eeablna gen. lr. w
g., D. 3 o. gen. II. sas6lHsp. Gfe<i 6r %. :. n
abitdeo Of. -. lr. ~ xetp &eJ. ref. q. Tx
Obi. N ,&8tD.cp.5. III lei q gouibm con- AZ TeM
9.M. .&ef q. gen. ion gseb, q. g. abi. Br. an
Gym.J zB.rsf.lr.. 7iHl 20. pdc. %. 81. issk
gblc. q Rortttu. 5s setleo. Nac. ref. A.. esk
fsl 81 IT, &. sx e.. &: ssls ss s:.r Nv
Tit. StcuritisS D.. y zsy. 60. ID. &C.. isl
Grie 90. lresrteSe. " zsr. d poc. s...... ssh
Den. Giseisie 81. .issSt iinicn Dse Il. -. ssK
OF. qortt. 1, IN. % ,1nlon Fac, a. A.. s,x
"a. Gent. rel. A.. % IT, Q. Hubber 81. iefM
Nft. 3. 4. 81. ~. ;. S1yu. o. etssi &c. ;. .isBk
Mani. q. B. ri. g.. - iHlaBefb /. Sr. nN
Q. Gtore bsb. e.. oWD. Union AZ. :. :. Sxyx
q. K ~. un. II. -. ~ IGBeinab gt % Sc. IN
R., n. z. 1. A.. TAN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

Gissisnafs. 81. axsuR, lisa
Die DanIea parsn tenie sis mild Hars
osI@Attiet uab Die 8adbfraoe M tbDari ehtn
y etaisen berislbsx sins fk9t CUTE. Die
8iusraten iinb unperduoert gebliebsn. 6hr
Sarlehen son eaus warbtn bon ben Ban
len SK% brre4net, 'udbreno @tjddffspn'
pierre ~ 1-6sk bittoniirt werben. Jm
'iftHen Ularfte wsrbsn Darfeben .on call1
~ 3-s196 nnb aui 8sit " 49S pIaeir.
EsATsf ssi NsS ussi
uurben ~ yari SwifHen Hsnlen periauit.
Die gouaterraie tsttast 5vs HraHis per
$1,000.
ejfAfa anf Qnrsva
Si@t. WedfeI anf 2oHtpn murben ~
l76 bro pfo. SterIiHs quutirt Sir @ed.
lei auf Berlin nurbeH zoe bro Rari, be.
re4net, fur @e&ld aui EariS IKE pro
iyrane, auf MpiiteybaM 42e BRO @uIoen
nnb duf @ien 15e pro Krone, qires f6e,
SutsIss gtpdtsfm PRO arons 20c, ssranel
t5&veij) 1st<e.
UnHtss rbfsssHs1ss
rarsn ru4ig ano felis. Die Banles quo
~ UoRos 1875 Gonp. .110
S% Bombs, 1918 ...... .1eoK 1e2
2ss Sonbs, 1880 49,. g8K 99H
~ yanantd ......... ~ -
w panama Coupon. 100 -
GhsrMs csafs umfats
Die nmiabe i'm bisilsea GlssriHsbauS BE-
!isien ii4 btute auf s6,19l.S50.
ssfaIisfrsiiatss
Columbia Gas, Cine. GaS & electric umb
einr. Sfrett Hg. 1ftien paren bente in
Wadfraee nnb tart i'm Breiie. beionoers
Cine. 0as uHo GoIunibia Gas Serfautt
ipurbsn:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
0iebu,arft.

Gincinnatt, q. ausult.
3afubr uni @friauot pGbrsHS Der
lebtsn AZ Stunben, pe-slihen nit
hsrislben 3sit Der tssten WO4e ipa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

gsrtauit ipurbm 643 Bbls. 9i.
fiillers Giniibso Goobs auf Der 8aiis
bon $1.40 per gd1ons,
groeeries.
aaffe. - SuDa 23-30e; Msoe
Ha 29-30c; Guatemala fdncp 19e;
bo. o,ffer 171c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03

been the guest Of the Misses Lois and
Blanche Brundt during the Thanks
giving vacation Sh. will be accom-
panied by her father. Mr.. y. a. Bass
Mr.. and Mrs Charles :. Walker
and little daughter Kate flaming will
return today from MuskoEcc, where
they were guests for several days Of
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
l.. Jackson.
Mrs. |. G. Rosscr has returned from
several days stay in Muskogoe,
where she was called on account Of
the illness Of her mother, Mrs. J. NJ.
Pass. who is spending some time with
relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Copple had as
Thanksgiving dinner guests Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Hawkins, MIR. and
Mrs. j. y. Hawkins, Miss Hazel and
Master Hawkins and Thale Powell
Mrs. A. II. Lacy and Mrs Benham
Carter have returned TO Ozark, Ark,
concluding a pleasant visit in the
home of their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Dan Hunt.
Miss Agnes Kennedy of Amsterdam,
y. ., VINO mas bcen a guest Ill inc
home of her sister, Mrs. Thomas d
Lyons and Mr.. Lyons, the past two
mouths. will leave today for her home
in the east.
Mrs. Charles i. Noble will return
home this morning from Kansas City,
where she has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Duncan, for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl +. Harwell and
Miss Evelyn Kessee will return early
in the week from Excelsior Springs,
whore they have been sojourning for
several days.
The Matrons' Philathea class will
meet Monday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, with Mrs Elton Everett and
Mrs. l.. T.. Floyd as hostesses in the
parlors Of First Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Larkin, formerly
of Bartlesville, who recently removed
to this city for residence, will be at
home TO friends shortly at 1872 south
Denver avenue.
Mrs. Mollie FitZg arald of Columbus,
Ohio, arrived on Friday for a visit
during the winter with her brother
Mr. Harry l.. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Fitz-
gerald.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03

and is well known to clubwomen over
the state While in Tulsa she is also
the guest of her son, Mr.. Courtney
Catlin
Mrs. Il. NJ Martin had as dinner
guests THANKSGIVING day Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs II. j.
Raymond Misses Olive Martin, Leota
Adams and Vesta Martin and Master
Warrick Martin. Mir. and Mrs Felix
Childers of BiNOy are guests in the
Martin home oVer-Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. PRESLEY c. Wake
ir., have returned home after few
weeks absence, in which they visited
Mr. and Mrs George f. Longan in
Sedala, Mo, Mrs Walkers sietel
Mrs. Frank Wren of Kansas City. and
soiourned for time in Excelsior
Springs.
Or. and Mrs. r II. Bell of HAM
mond, Ind. who have been guests III
the home of Mrs. Bells brother. Mr.,
Louis II. Holman and Mrs Holman.
for some time, will return to their
home in the north Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Oliver and
children Margaret and Reese, who
nave been visiting Mr. ana MIS-
Charles f. Robertson for several
days, will return home today. Mrs.
Oliver is Mr.. Robcrtson's sister.
The regular meeting of the Tulsa
County Registered Nurses association
will be held Wednesday afternoon in
the clubroom of the library. Rules and
regulations of the new central registry
will be discussed.
Mrs. Herbert ID. Mason and little
daughter Elizabeth, who have been in
North Scituate and South Weymouth,
Mass. and with Mr. Masons home
folk in New Hampshire. since June,
returned home during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Mott wili
return home to Hammond. Ind, the
first Of the week after a visit in the
home of their son. Mr.. Fred II. Mott
and Mrs. Mott of the Lorton apar l,
ments.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Galloway of Fayette-
vile, Ark, is the guest for a few days
of her daughter, Miss Rowena Gala
way. a teacher in the high school.
Mrs. Galloway is on route to Dallas
Texas, where she will pass the winter
Miss Aries Bass will return home
today from Chandler, where she has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03
These Would Make
LOUely Gifts

Hcmstitchcd Guest Towels. size 15X2i, all linen
IIcmstitchcd Guest Towels, floral border, with
circle for monogram, size 15X24 ............. zoe
Linen Towels. hemstitched and embroidered,
size 1SX36, and 25X43. loo ana l'2o
Linen Towels, in large assortment, plain others
with floral borders, homstitched hens or en-
broidered Priced each. ..,,..... t25, f5O, to 23O
Bath Mats. all sizes and coors. Priced
Bath Sets of fine Terry Cloth and consist Of
bath towel; guest towel and with one
two wash cloths Priced. ............. $50 to 500
Baby Bath Sets in pink and blue. These consist
of four wash cloths, two bath towels and bath
sheet Inc set Tor .........'. IOO
Mahogany Smoking Trays each. .........t.25
Ivory and Mahogany MIantcI Clocks,
Mahogany Canllcsticls, Each. ...........I.25
Bud Vases, with coored Tapestry bottoms
faCn 1oc
Relish Dish with German Silver holder.
priced ...'''.''.'..'''.. ..,.,,,,.,..,, 1.50
Cut Glass, in floral and conventional designs
deep cut. in Salad Dishes, Bon Bon Dishes, Celery
Trays. Olive Dishes Water Sets Candeabras, and
variety of many others.
1st floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03
PERSONALS.


Tho Misses Mamie jenkins. Vera
Willhour wilma Finney, Bonita
Cody Edith Frost, Thelma Pouder,
Eunice Reynolds Lottie Pouder, Jean
Pringle, Harrison, Sarah Bowser,
Bernice Derby, Louise Haley, Kath-
leen Campbell high school girls;
Harley Price, Carl Miller, Arthur
Cory. Larkin Bailey, Edward League
Chadwell. Charles Parker, Staufel
Roy Young and Joe Daney of King
A. j. jenkins, formed vaudeville the
ater party Friday evening in honor OF
young men of the number who are
members of the high school football
team. The evenings jolly festivities
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03
Xmas FurS i'm Abundance

Women
Genuine Black Lynx Set with large flat mu
lined. Set 1900
Another Genuine Black Lynx Set selected skins pillow muff and large
Hudson Seal Set with melon shaped mu with shell
.60OO
Silver Cross Fox Set with barrel muf with
skin throw.
Extra Special Rose Fox Nlu belonging
the collar has been sold Mu special 90
Genuine Red Fox Set with barrel muff and whole skin
Taupe MOufflon Set with cape stole
Crepe De Chine.
For Youngsters
Adorable tiny of white Belgian gray squirrel imitation
MOLE red fox and ermine Little barrel
The collars both trimming
regular cOree styles, like the grOwnups
800 to 2250
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03
Shopping Suggestions
of Holiday Goods

Fancy Needle Books in leather cases assorted
colors useful gift indeed. Each. 20c To LIS
Nmas Hair Pin Holders many pretty shapes
ana colOrs. Each, .,............. SOC To 1Jc
Jewel Garter Bags safety First" in Persian
designs OF Crepe Satin and Tafeta Each 05c and 55c
Fancy Shccrcd Ribbon Covered Eiastics in
shades Of red, lavender yellow, pink light blue and
Whlte; also pompadour effects Priced SOC and SOC
Fancy Elastic. assortment of colors, plain ruff
fled and Persian effects yard 25c 35c Zoe and soc
Christmas Ivory, you' find Powder Puffs, Hair
Receivers. Trays in all sizes Mirrors Hair Clothes
and Hat Brushes, Combs, Soap Boxes, Jewel Cases,
Pin Cushions, Clocks, Ink Wells Pin Holders, Mani
cure Sets Picture Frames, Infants Comb and Brush
Sets
Buffers Nail Files, Shoe Horns. Perfume Rot
ties, Shaving Mugs and Brushes Priced
from .'''''''' 3oc TO OO0
Stationery and Correspondence Cards. in attrac-
tive packages for gifts. Choice selection now
Madam I,c'bcIrs Toct Water IN fancy boxes
Madam I>c'bclS Face Powder. Ida May La
Vivian. Twcctc Dear and Favoritc.
box observation-disclosures. 25c, 35c, SOC and 100
Hudnuts Marvellous COLD Creams.
lTlceu '..'..'... -. ...,......., Zoe and 0Oc
Cogatcs Nmas Packages of Toilet Water.
sorted doors a DoN.'... .3oc To 1oc
Hudnut's, Colgate's and Mary Garden Perfumes.
in Xmas packages. A boX.,.,....... soc to eco
1st floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03
Genuine Hudson Seal Goats
Are Greatly Reduced

% Inch Coat of genuine Hudson Seal with collar and cuffs
OF moleSkn handsomely lined throughout with pussy willow silk
oooo garment now 'zoooo
Genuine Hudson Seal Coat 10 inches long with l20 inch
bottom rich Taupc Fox collar cuffs and band bottom Japanese de-
sign gold and black Pussy Willow silk lining $4,000 garment
Another Beautiful Garment has the genuine Skunk collar with
flower6d Pussy Willow lining This beted style 10000 garment
$1,000
Genuine Hudson Seal Coat self trimmed with convertible
collar, long with ll0 lnocaded
shades of brown yellow and blue 10000 garment $1,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03

Good Gloves =
a pleasing gift
Imported Kid Gloves,
in white, extremely light
weight, daintily em-
broidercd back, two
clasps, lining is tinted
flesh color. Pair. .. 800
Meyers M a k e.
Washable Dress Kid
Glove of fine French Kid,
treated with chemicals
that resist perspiration,
two pearl clasps, in white
only. Pair. $50
The Valliere' Glove
a medium weight French
Kid glove, in deep cream
color embroidered in
black. Pair. .2.25
Simmons Francis"
Kid Glove, all sizes, colors
of black, brown, gray,
cream and white, best
glove on the market
Tor ...............l.5 LOU
lSt floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03
Society
MUSICAL.
.

The musical programs for todays
scrvices Of First Methodist church are
announced by Mrs. A. w hine, or
ganist and musical director, as fol-
lows:
Morning
"Simfonia' (frcm Men,
delssohn's hymn of praise)
Anthem-"Neerer My God to Thee"
.................. Ashford
solo-"Consider and Hear Me" ....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wooler
Mr.. G. +. Bennett
Offcltory-"Lanaonctte" Mrs. Hinc
Postlude ......... ......... Flagler
Evening
Prelude in flat major. r..... Thomas
Anthem-"Bc Thou My Savior"
Ladies' chorus-"At Close of Day"
(EV rcquest.)
Offertcry-"Andantino .... Lemaire
Postlude ............ .... Hosmer
The opera Don Pasquales" was the
subject of study and discussion at Sat
urday's meeting oh the Musical Dozen
club directed by Mrs. W. G. William
son.
Miss Edith Williamson had paper
and syrcp psis of the story and Miss
Mildred Scott gave character sketches
of the two principal characters, No
rino and Erncsto. other numbers on
the program follow;
Piano-Miss Pauline Temples.
Piano-Miss Marjorie Black
Piano-Miss Jean Pcttus
Piano-Mss Dorothy McBirney
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03
MEN

House Slippers of felt and
kid, in tan, wine and black,
all sizes. Priced a pair at
from .1.50 to 800
Pullman Slippers for men
and women in tan, black and
red kid and patent leather.
A pair .1.50 to 800
Slulmber Slippers Of warm,
fleecv eiderdown, in blue,
pink, lavender, red and
gray. A pair ..75c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03
, - ~ =
JUVENILE.

Miss Edna Kerst, young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Kerts, entertained
about 90 friends with a party
Friday evening in her parents home
An cNening of progressive games and
music had been arranged in entertain
mont of the young-folk and refresh
ment8 were served.
Miss Dorthy Jane Markham, young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Markham, Jr., who has been home
from the school of the Sisters of Sion
in Kansas City for the Thanksgiving
vacation, entertained a number of her
friends with a pretty afternoon party
yesterday. Miss Dorothy Jane will
return to her school duties this
evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Copple had as
dinner guests Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Hawkins, Mr., and
Mrs. j. g. Hawkins, Miss Hazel and
Master Hawkins and Thale Powell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03

Mrs. A. H. Lacy and Mrs. Benham
Carter have returned to Ozark, Ark,
concluding pleasant visit in the
home of their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Dan Hunt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03

Pictures in pastel crayon
and oil. Exact Implications
of famous old paintings and
portraits. Framed in white
and gold. Size 14x1S. Each
at .........1 1.5O and 200
The same pictures in
smaller size, 9X11. with oval
glass framing. Each. =. 65c
Beautiful Panel Pictures,
in white frames. THE
Milestonos Of Girls Life"
and many others, size lOX24.
Priced ...............I.OO
Assortment of Cupid Pic
lures, with mahogany or gilt
oval frames. Each 80. 3Dc
Electric Reading Boudoir
Lamps, with cretonne or silk
S n "A d IS, assorted colors.
Each .... 800 and $50
Is Floor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03
Handn Shoes ISt floor
Holiday Slippers for the Whole
Family
Hanan ShOes--ISt floor
Family

In order to show the real true
Christmas spirit, one should give
gifts that are practical. And what
would be the source of more COM
fort and service than pair Of
house slippers?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03
CHILDREN

Cavalier House Slippers Of
soft felt, in red and blue.
Sizes 5 to IL, pair. :. .1.5O
Sizes ~ to 2, pair. ). .1.75
Children's "A-B-C" Slip
pers, of red felt. Pair
only 1.25
Boys Slippers of heavy
felt in navy blue with gray
gray checked collar. All
sizes. Pair .1.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03

Xmas Hose
in great variety
Women's Onyx Silk
Hose, pure thread, in
white and black, with
fancy G h c k cr b oard
clocking, or heavy
French Knots at side with
heavy embroidered polka
dots and pointeX heel.
Pair .......3.00 to 4.50
One of the very new
est hose, has three EN-
broidered stripes up the
front with dainty EN-.
broidered figure at point.
Ialr ........... .2.25
Plain and Fancy
Styles in Onyx Hose, in
every conceivable color.
Pair .1.25 to ESQ
The LOO kind, of pure
thread silk in every color,
deep Isle tops, heel and
toe. The serviceable hose
at ...............1.0 10
1St floor
Iaddish Jcwclry.
Gold Plated Lavalicrcs.
beautifully engraved with
settings of pearl. Each
at ........... Csc and 1.5O
Pearl Necklaces, with
beads in graduated sizes.
Strand ..............1.25
Pearl Necklace, in velvet
lined box. Strand, 75c, 80
Fancy Hat Pins, two in
New Ear Screws and
Drops. Each o0c, 65c, Sl.O0
anu '..''''' ''.... La
Bar Pins, plain and en-
graved 35c. soc and 65c
Lingerie Clasps. two on
card, for ..........2 25C
Clover Leaf and Grape
TINS -ot
Butterfly Pins, in velvet
boxes, each ........... 35c
Bitterly Pins, in sterling,
each .............. soc
LIST Floor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-03
WOMEN

WOMEN
Comfy Slippers of Law.
ender, taupe, Oxford gray,
black, light blue, red, pink
and old rose felt. All sizes.
Mule" Satin Slippers, in
colors of red, blue and pink,
trimmed with white fur.
Pair :. $50
Cavalier Felt Slippers in
pretty shades of pink and
blue. These would make an
ideal Xmas gift and priced
d )dlr .l.CU
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-11

Former Secretary of War Garrison
delivers his message to the American
people on the subject by having his
thoughts visualized; his thoughts being
I'VE should take steps to prepare
ourselves because war is no respecter
of persons"
1T is essential that we should take
steps to prepare ourselves against
such situation, which may encompass
us almost before we are aware of the
cause therefor"
at is advisable to do whatever
should be done in advance, and not
leave such steps to be taken after the
calamity has overtaken us. 1t will be
much easier and less costly to do it
the former way
Major General Wood urges Pre-
paredness because-"Prepare for
war is the best insurance against 1t.
The conditions of modern war give
no time or opportunity to attain pre-
paredness after the war has COM
menced'
Those instruments Of modern war
cannot be made in a day."
ITO defend against all enemies with
the minimum cost In blood and treas
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-11

far greater than could be obtained by
any other means.
Theodore Roosevelt in person comes
before the screen and in his ever force
full manner registers I'VE must pre-
pare" continuing that
II believe in the fullest liberty within
our borders; and therefore 1 believe in
efficiency in preparedness to prevent
the restriction of this liberty by peo-
pie outside our own borders" he con-
tinues to register.
preparedness means discipline: and
in n democracy it is of the highest i'm
portance for us to discipline ourselves;
and in doing so we would prepare our
selves, not merely to defend our own
rights against alien foes, but to en-
courage the habits of orderly liberty
and disciplined efficiency, which will
enable us to solve our own difficult So
cial and industrial problems" he follows.
TN Democracy, every man has his
duties as well as his rights. And 1t
Is just as much every mans duty to
train himself to defend the rights of
the commonwealth as whole, as 1t is
his duty to pay his share of the taxes
for the running expenses of the COM
monwealth as q whole"