Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21


also Mack Scnnctt comedy. IIcr
Screen IDOL sunday evening. the
2lst. ana Bessie Love next week in
How could You. Caroline" he'll
show three films { wouldn't miss for
good deal
i.uDl" Henry was murh. surprised
lp tlud the young couple up at an
early hour the next morning aud
looking much rcfreshedr,uIcr "a
srlrnVd nights sleep lie. was
pleased. too, 20 find them sos en-
'husasti, regarding the plans which
Do" lud before them ana was greatly
concerned boz their future After
hearty breakfast during which tll
ihc days routine was discussed and
planned. the merry trio stepped
lightly into their WHY'S knight and
were soon ON their way To- make
such purchases as Uncle Henry
knew from long experience were
necessary loo oquipplng q home and
commencing housekeeping
We can't go To- housekeeping
without good things TO eat" ro.
marked 1hnrl.p us they lcft the hoo
iri Where 90 YOU think We can
get the hest deal iu groceries and get
them frosh2"
"WcU just ride around to Trad
Urs So. 4 store. lOa East rJ.-t street
whore You vIll lind tho best things tn
,tt ana which is the one store 300 this
city uh"r" quality counts. uud l.lI In.
trudurr N.u replied uncle. "tud as
They ruu uu" ~ thD busiest stores n
tho city they arr selling goods, fHsi
enough 90 keep everything fresh ou
th"t. shelves
when they reached the storc and
had the pleasure OF meeting MIR
Julius i'uk', the proprietor. there
was an tp-dltruc2s about 10 that
attracted Nellic's attention. and after
they had looked about and con.
truotoj for their goods. they decided
uclc Henry was right again for
ihcv found iha hest uud largest stock
ot canned goods iu m" Dity. the
tHwous "lTo1kfNst Delight" and
sewers Blend brlads Of coffee.
Ictl"ys and Liptons tcls. Lippin-
c4tis celebrated preserves. fruits and
.relishcs Wnlch's Crane micc fr,sh
fruits a0dovcu,tHhlos. OF which they
sell as hirh as $500 in q single day.
imported drllCat, eseu goods. fresh
country butter and eggs. am kinds
pf staple, dry groceries and AN these
40 prices which Hohry INSURED them
W"ru lower than anybody elise iu
town could offer
"1hR is their meat department..
said uncle. where you will always
find tho choicest of fresh meat and
their line OF smoked and cured meats
has ulWuNs given me every s1tHtir-
/ ton. 'Ttks peek into their im-
mous. ice box Isn't that pretty
sight7 Mr. Saudersou. who has
charge - this department is an eN.
/ pert On meats, II there ever was one"
! Upon leaving, Nellie remarked.
/ wen. IT least / am quite sure We
shall live well, for with the privilege
OF trading al Traders No. Z ono can
have NO excuse for poorly provided
huA
night again. Nell" said uncle.
They at" s firm whose word Be- good
ana I notice that thCi" thousands ot
customers .'t,aNs stay with them for
uyv have tu my mind. most att
tpC'Ivr rgH.urN. .lt always seems $50
nice uu1 clean. Your Aunt Jennie
dealt here .u. years for She Ilwal b
found .h' hs.Irst quality at "a reas-
enable price. flNt they live up tu tht.r
motto Th. good must b" good
goods. or fh, at." ls mo- good boo every
respect lts the most CON pl'tg
grocery Eve ever been iu and their
gyryir. lastJ ou efficiency iu Nary
drIprtm .u' ts building for thtm the
largest grocery business in Tulsa
% find thu, ] am going 'o Dee a
very busy woman during tne next
few weeks vith becoming settled In
our new homo and arranging AN dc
nl matters Wh.rh viii arise for
uuusdrr. nil Sell, land there
los one thing. wy fan seWing. which
must not N~ overlooked shall
have t1 find someone to whom /
may shift tI the task and responsi-
nlily ut uuJntuus me for me sea
SON
"Du ro. bother your head about
,ha'. N,ua." quickly answered uncle.
we N.N just run over and 10 make
/. .yHu acquainted with MIR, Lena J..
smith, who Is iu with Miss l!croli,
In West Third street whore you
bought your hats And whom ! can
rrcuu'uoud ua the ono capable per
SON lu tbc city who can attend iu
and meet YOUR even, demand BOO thr
Iur off drrssmtAiur and tailoring
NuI upur meeting Mrs smith
was soon possessed ~ great uuui.-
drugr Boo her ability Co pleas, even
th, most t1stidious and experienced
. mo- hDs. s.uncy iu arranging 'nr Mrs
, Smith tu take full charge OF her
work She learned that Mrs Smith
had spent much time and study bon
. tho art of designing and flung OF
dresses. evening gowns and tailor.
nude. as we. us Che r"uDs.If, uf
good Workmanship and that she was
AN adept ln her knowledge 0r what
, particular style OF garment would