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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-04-20
:THE OPTfCTAN,

THE EOPTECIAN,
Will be In franklin at the oGl6s of
Dr.. Beverly w. Smith on WE'D.
NESDAY Of each week. TAoeN
who are In need Of proper Ateauk
spectac:es or eyeglasses. will do
we'll to call on hia to have theis
eyes scientifically tssteda
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-04-20

~ ~ AOuSSsav9 DEOEWt0G
Franklin, U sM1reA n, 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
RENTAL LISTS
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
CITY

pWGs., centrally located reasonable rental.
1904 Locust st.
23l2 Spruce st.
2DO3h st James place.
b, Il. DALLAM. 5li Walnut St
848 s, 18TH sT-DesiTps6,lss dwelling con: pp:
for stefan combining offices or for apt.
house Whiteside & McLanahan. 18th Pine.
ASIA N. e2D-Modern, porch. IL rooms, !.
baths, hot-water heat: no trouble about
sTIBLE, n so, nth & CHESTNUT; SUIT
RPENTER-PAINTER. y CT SIG. ID. S.
d. CHEW. 500 COMMERCIAL TR. BLDG.
Business Properties and Stores
550 F~r, BY 100 IT.. with railroad siding priv
ileges; near 59th and Baltimore ave. Phone
MR. ROBERTS, Walnut 44g
Stores and Dwellings
STORE or dwelling, II desired; H. s.. 18th;
finest location. 18Th and Chestnut SITS.
& Factories. Warehouses, MFG. Floors
COHOCKSINK MILLS
srEAy AND, .s:. 6 ElxcT3ns5sS rs ssowEE WEIR,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30
JOHN !. FORAN

4il6 CRESSON ST. MANAYUNk
Phone Manayunk go.
SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE
l2;. = Mascher St. o rms & bath $4,000
,nda W Boston ave, rms. & bath. n+0O
lI5S " oakdal" ST.. rms. & bath. ZOO
a33 " .Rerks St. s rms. & bath .... $500
-5tn y. Ihird ct, Q rms. & ba tn. 1000
Sou .Elghth st. rear .......... fT0n
lNuH fhlrmount ave. ~ nS........ 5000
2oJl n Ninth ST. 8 rms. ............ 1000
- -. Sf.llDlLlI q u, ith CallOwhill SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30
JOHN ]. FORAN
An Exceptional Opportunity

4i1G CRESSON ST.
Manarunk. Phone Manayunk go
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30
FIORIDA

FLORIDA HOME SITES
at such cheap prices and long terms as pu'
them within the reach of small la ried per
sons; ma tional bank delivers deed: every
"a feg,,ard; absolutely high class: FISH ant
oysters in abundance; cheap fuel and living
growing vegetation all year; delightful boat
ing in protected waters opening into pa,nS
Gulf OF Mexico: beautiful illustrated bookle
free For further information address Ba!
Co, 1908 w. Susquehanna ave. e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
Overlook Apts.

& Z. COR. s3D q LANsDowNE AVE.
Oner a selection OF high-ciass ideal suites,
fnlshed in quiet taste. with all latest APP
f,eEatments; suites Of rooms, wifi, or With
Apply . lanitos o9 premises.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30

CORNER STORE AND DWELLING
Seven rooms and bath: bakery attached
lNtures and counters modern oven all ready
10 DO business: why not investigate and
convince Yourself? All Government re
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30
USED AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

TO HIRE--N.w Franklin and Packard autos
for weddings funerals. American Taxi
cab. 14ll Locust. Spruce %. Race 24a 49,
TOURING CAR, 7-pa ssenger limousine. 81. 80
& per hour up. Poplar 1857.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30
BOARDING

500 COLUMBIA AVF.-FIrst-class boa rd
warm rooms; 80 per week; phone.
80 S. l7TH-Sunny rooms. newly furnished
for business women and art students: ref
GREEN TREES. 321s Baring-A home Of
comfort for people of refinement; one va
CanCy; excellent cuisine at separate ables;
a few table boa rders accommodated: tea
room now open Phone Barring 1888
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30
Acme Furniture Co.
1929 N. I'D Street
Bell Phone, Tiioga 4278

AGATEs antiques. American furniture, ear
nets pIanOs & players. hriC-a-hraC house
hold goods in P"n. wanted; prompt att. 70 al!
orders no matter how largo or small; let ua
est before snlling 10 any one else: nav
highest ca oh nricrs g. rerO'u at once SAM
FURNITURE. co. 3l29 Md st. Tioca 427S
CAS--OFF clothing aud shoes bought Of
'ldies gents and children; also bedding
H., 1ketS quilts sheets. etc host prices ma id
Phone or write and he convinced. Bell phone
Market n4+s w. y. stern. s37 n. 4th st
WE RI'Y old gold silver and appra!se da-
mords: nawn tickets bought. Room o.
ii1S Chestnut ST.
WE BUY stocks & fixtures nuv hue or goods
Of any kind. Feldman. 1l02 N.2d.Mkt. 1900.
YOUR entire household or narfs cali write
nhon,. Rel 7SIT Ruhack 400 " Gnth ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30
Main Line
NEW Observation-Disclosures
yOIrR HOME FREE

LIPPINCOTT LOTS AND HOMES
HADDON HEIGHTS. N. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30

YOUR HOME FREE
Now that the Philadelphia and Camden
bridge Is successfully under way. start that
on one Of the 423 lots extending from 4ist
to Euclid ave on Maple ave. Merchantville;
ferry; only ST down. 75c per Week: become
"A member of the Barry & Hammond Buid;
ing and Loan Association; bungalows erected
immediately: 10 per cent off for cash; no in
terest or taxes for . years: a $4,000 home
ard $500 lot given away free to those call
ing on the grounds office on grounds only
from II to daily and Sunday: take Mer.
chantville or Moorestown car at Camden
ferry get off at AID ST.; literature upon re re
quest. BARRY & HAMMOND. owners, 92o
l.afa yette Building. Lombard 4Oio
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30
Business Properties and Stores

Stores and DWeIIInEH
STORE or dwelling, II desired; liz s. 18Th
finest location. 18Th and Chestnut SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30
Fine. Large Stone Dwelling

Ten rooms. bath. front and side porches.
"u modern Cony"nlenc"s, electric and gas
Eh': lot 80 IT. front through 10 rear
Stfeel' near one of the finest Catholic
,hur'h"s in Philadelphia: = squares from
'roIrt square from train: an exceptional
opportunity for physician or dentist. will
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
DENMAN MAKES EXPLANATION
Former Chairman Of shipping Board
Nns Misrcprcscntcd.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 90 William
nepman. former chairman Of the
shipping board told ahe senate com
mctce committee today his position
regarding wooden ships had been
IA represented lie declared the
press has overplayed our hand In
lho matter OF wooden ships and said
the impression that the board was
devoted to "A wooden hlpbuilding
policy only had done more to harm
the ship extension In this country
than anything else" MIR. Denman de-
MED the crow between himself and
Major General Goethals had pre-
vented tho communicating of i5 YES
sells huilt I'm this country Tor foreign
account. but said that delay by con-
gless In cnncting necessary legisla-
ton prevented the taking over of Is
such vessels
The public had the opinion that
We were trying to build up wooden
ships aud run down the value " the
steel ycssrls' Mr. Denman snid The
rcni situation was that he wanted ad-
uitinual tonnage. he added, and thot
wooden ships the best way to get II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
CONFIDENCE MAN CONVICTED
McCarty Found Guilty of Obtaining
Money by False Prctrnsc.

u -. McCarty, charged with OBJ
taiuln1N money by false prctenAes,
was found guilty In the district court
yesterday The jury left his punish
ment to the discretion OF the court
Judge Mcneil has not yet passed sen
tenCe on the prisoner.
NcCarty. according to evidence at
the trial. represented himself To be
collector for the "Orphanage Rec
ord" a existent Catholic period
ical. and called several business men
of the city by telephone declaring
that ne was the Rev John J. Herring
pastor OF the Catholic church. and
told them that II Mr. McCarty was
In the city soliciting donations for II
periodical and would call on him for
a donation The object was a
worthy one, the bogus Father Hei-
ring assured the business man and
had his hearty endorsement
Later McCarty called op the party
with whom he had previously con-
versed. introducing himself as mir
McCarty OF whom Father Herring
had spoken. The Exchange National
Bank gave him "a check for 800
without hesitation. Discovery or the
fraud was made when someone re.
marked to Father Herring that Me
Carly had called on him for dona.
tion for tthe "OrphanaEe Record"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
ga
MATTHEWS RE0PENS
POLICE INVESTIGATION
Announces His Candidacy for
Reelection as Charities
Commissioner.

DR. W u MattheWs state commits
sionsr OF charities and corrections
returned 20 Tulsa yesterday ana re-
guned his Interrupted investigation
Of alleged charges Uf brutality ana
lnplfeasnRce on the part OF the Tulsa
police department Since his ihs'
visit, Dr Matthews has announced MS
candidacy for recollection
Examination of thrc" witnesses
yesterday afternoon failed TO snow
any startiipg developments Mr. ana
Mrs r. g. Brooks. proprieiorA OF
rooming house at l06 IL Sonth MAIN
street. complained that their place
had bcon searched by police on .John
Doe search warrants which fall'd
TO name BROOKS Mr. brooks relter-
ateh charges against George IL
blaine. formerly detective ana no"
desk sergeant on the police iorce
Blaine invited him to "stcp down INTO
the street 40 that he could whip MN
on less ground than he needed 10
turn around on" BROOKE testified
and threatened To- blow him in-tWo
Searching inquiry NJ to whether
the Witnesses knew nf any hruial
treatment 81 prisoners hy Officers
called O.. bring ont any evidence
Roth MN BROOKS ana nla "'e N"'.
that they 'hhd h'arl "' instance. y.
such treatment hnl hhl '"H'iil'd ,nnt
they saw nothing 81 TINS s"Ft "h'''
they were In mu
Hooks and ms "li' were hrr'S.fo
more man year hRp TOT Hpu''u"N.
Their bond was Fixed nt WV" 'h'H
said and they remained in ln'l over
niEht rather thau pay "h"l they "'
heNed 10 he an eN'ras'N' bohh " hen
tho tfihl cam" MP 'hhIh'd "E''n',
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

proSimately So per cent of the cOunty's
quota is ut camp TrnviH now
Industrial Calls Expected.
Calls FOR mon highly skilled in in
dustrial and occupntional lines may he
made nj any umo The letter lnti-
mptod that such calls might be made
shortly These viii be- similar 10 the
cnii made Saturday for bricklhyers for
construction wUtk In American troops
In France when such calls are made
for hiShly skilled men. II viii he the
duty ~ tho board 10 examine It's quos.
tiOnunireH nnd select All men found 10
ho proficient In The work In question.
Mon selected viii bc asked 10 volun-
tc"T uud these viii be certified first.
Thcn men in the FIRST call will be rerti-
fed TIE sr,s5 ton viii extend thru
nll classes until tho necessary number
OF men are obtained. Mr.. Cline, sec.
rotary OF the county board, declared
Deferred ciassificaiions will not bo
granted except whore II Is shown that
the men Gr- engaged In work that can.
not bo dispensed with
Norr Hrlcklny-rs Wanted.
Tho second can has been issued for
rl,kEYcrr. oklahoma having failed
iu raise ~ quota OF 30 men and u ls
Iik'B mat an exercise ~ draft VIII
be- used 10 rails" the quota. Tulsa
.ounty son, pnly one man Ia answer
to the call TWO more transients. one
rom MuskOge" and another from
Iot worth volunteered yesterday
tnr Heryic" under tho cdH They were
Instructed to ASK Tor trap.fers 90 the
county board n In possible that the
county quota viii be- raised without
resort 4" dtnft Mr. Cline said.
Interpretation ~ the orders re
coiycd yesterday means that the new
% stom ~ uunrription is designed TO
kct tlp vcs NJ men necessary for war
'niu resort ~ dran II necessary
The order iustruCts that the call shall
extend thru nll classes and not be con
fined ~ tho first class 49, has been
the popular opinion Exemption
claims by deferred classification Will
not prevent man beinE inducted into
service should the need for him be-.
com" acute according a. Mr.. cline
- test OF the new rules viii ho made
10y the call for bricklaycrs, Mr cline
thinks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
Old Traders |
Dope

Old THhDIIvS headquarters is n
bus, place. many voters Investigating
Old TRADER before indor-ins hiu'
60 make the run, Nftrr questioning
him the, are OF the opinion thnt hc
~ not smart enough tO u" mayor pi
Tulsa 80 the, shake their hc,ds AMI
walk nwHl hut. sIill OLD IItNDi X
~ not discouraged The, cnli him over
the PHONE with the QUESTION
MAIZE;
Hello. l. this OLD TItNDEit?"
ives"
"Rcmcmhcr, am the lady that was
talking 10 You before"
"lcs."
"John aid you wcrc in favor Of
women voting"
ives"
YOU Also said thnt ron was now ou
the wntcr w0gun2'
.''Nc~,n
would ,on vote for national pitO-
IIIBIrIONt"
"NCs."
YOU said II elected ,uu would give
niI of yOur first years salary IA help
To establish an institute In the ciJ Jail
to cure DRl NkS?"
'Ncs."
"Du you know that Diu Nkt.N-
NESS II "a disease thRt can be- curcsi
by MEDICAL TREATMENT"
II do"
"cnnno, DRUNKENNESS tS'~drrd
by PUNISH MINT"
"No!, you hnd na well punish -
victim Of TUBERCULOSIS to&y to
cure him"
Can DRuNkAID bc cured by
PRAY ER?"
'If So, II would lie n MIRACLE"
"Rcmcmbcr the pOON FELLOW
who had the DENIIS In him by the
SEASHOltE and when the DEVILS
were east out of him and the hogs
swallowed them the hogs went crazy
md ran and jumped into the sea
Tulsa made BoOIE, which " MIXED
with frsHBERRiEs. TOBACCO
JJCE. ARSENIC and other POIsONs,
would POISON n IIOG. Then, why not
bc HEASONABLE, M MEHCiFuL
and give n poor victim POISONED on
BOOZE medical treatment"
"WcIi, Old TRADER, I think you
are right. and I would like 10 s@c your
plan carried out Say, OLD TRADER,
what Is your POIITiCS2"
WYATT n MINUTEi win have Ia
study. for have been depending upon
Roosevelt and he has been changing
around NJ much that l will have to
read up before answering your qucs>
iion."
"Do you think that BRYAN win
come back again"
"Ycs. BRYAN'S POLITICAL life "
ns ELASTIC IA n CATS natural lifc.
lie will come back the NINTH timc
lie will finally dictate the terms of the
WOItiD'S PEACE. which shall last
100 years"
"no you rcall, mean that for oycry
baby born ino your parkNicw Place,
your Gsyticn city dcal.s your Itosc I'M
Ranch and your Maryland Gardens
during the year 1918 that you will give
Il II IS Baby Liberty nond?"
Il win"
~ hope YOU win have to buy n hum
drcd OF thoa.' Ilaby Ronds."
Il think will"
"Nou have some lots aud acre tracts
md 5wo houses left TO sell Ia people
Who have babies. VIII YOU not sell To
those who do not have bNbics1"
"I prefer not 10 do So"
Please come scr our shoes OycralIs
and DrygoOda 10 not fail Ia sc,s,
Maryland Gardens on the east edge
of Tulsa. Mere tracts $40 down and
$40 per mouth. Buiih n honc. grow
pigs. chickens and babies and help win
lac Nur
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
War Saring Stamps
are an Investment; they
may be purchased here
ANrl-sNLooN LEAGUE GATHERS.
William Jennings Bryan WIN Address
Prohibition CRmpalgucrs

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 20 SUI
perinteudents OF the Anti-Saloon
league In all southern sttaes are gath
ering here today for "A conference At
which plans are to be made tor a
campaign throughout tine south in the
iutcrests Of the national prohibition
Among the leaders OF
national importance who are attend
Ing the conference are Dr. I. \. Bn-
kcr. superintendent, ,of the Anti -Sa o.
loon League ~ America ana Dr. How
ard T. Russell, founder of the Anti
Saloon league movement william
Jennings Bryan Is expected 20 hd-
dress public meeting tonight at
which the campaign In the interest OF
tho federal amendment in Alabama
viii be opened
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
NEW DRAFT CAL |
ON FEBRUARY IS
Tulsa County, However, May
Complete the First Quota
Without Delay.
MORE BRlCklAYERS WANTED
Cline Believes Vocational Req.
uisition Will Become Cow
ernment Plan.

No cnlls for mon Tor military r"rV-
i,e under the new classification Will
he made before February ~, nc'urd
ing 70 letter received by tho county
exemption board yesterday from stat"
AdJutant General T.. II GlpHuu lnipr-
ton 10 this effect has come from The
war department the letter declared
However. the hoord.iH allowed 20 rhll
men 90 complete the number called
for service under the FIRST draft ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
HOOVER MAKES Nrw ArpE,n.
Administrators Wants Addluonnl Con
~cr,atlon Days Each NccL.

WASHlNGTtN, Jan, % with n
renewed appeal TO Amcrcsa--housc-
wives for food conservation. the fono
adm inistratinn viii iSsuc probably this
week now food card asking for one
meDtlcSs day two porklcss days and
two vhcaucss days each week
Food administration officials said
there would be nothing compulsory
about Il for households, nltho Il Is
sought hy bin pending 10 make the
days Il denial mandatory for hotels
restaurants and other public eating
places.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
NMiRiC ANS SILENCE FINE
Secretary Daniels Makes official Re-
port Of Chimes Nffair

wASHINGTON, Jan % The com
mnnder of tho American guubout
Monocacy firrd upon ny Chinese
rebels. reported today that he re
turned the fire ana -ilenced IT,
Secretary Daniels gave out the fol
lowing
"On january -. NJ p n m. the
United states guuholt Mouoohcy.
while cruising about 30 miles above
Nochow. on the Yang Tse ILHng
river was fired ON hy eutrcnched
Chinese ana was hit number or
times. ~ l., OBuun chief ycoman
WAS fatally Injured aud W n Dom
nelly se9yuan. slightly wounded The
fire waR% returned :. hy the Mouocacy
and silenced IL n he'icved that tho
Chinese werc bandits or revolution.
lists"
The foregoing IL u puraphrase OF
the official report from the comman-
der of the punboat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
GERMAN ONE DAY TOO LATE
Naturalization SET for April I; War
Declared April q; Must Register

Requests for information by Ger.
mans who must register under the
allen enemy proclamation continue 20
come Ia cher T.. l.. Lucas registrar
for Tulsa 4 German appeared yes
,erday so ask for permit 10 travel
thru the oklahoma and Texas on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
Tired of
CiUjng?---

Liberty Bonds. Red Cross
War Saving Stamps, Y. NJ
C. A.---inyestments, charity
loans tired OF passing out
the money
France has been giving T.,
her own and to eyerybodv
else's soldiers for three long
years.
France has been fighting her
own and every body else's bat
ties for the same time, ana
she hasn't anywhere nenrk
finished, even now. She need.
help, though -- men, mu.,
tions. Red Cross, Y. NJ. & 4
huts. food. When we give
To France. we give to our
own.
When we lend money To IN.
government We aid ourselyr.
We are buying clothing, food
shells, supplies, for our own
boys, We are investing our
money In the safest bank ON
Garth, the Bank OF Uncle
same, where 1t draws a per
fccty good little intercs.
while he's using IL. We uro
developing the babit Of thrif
which is sadly seeded In this
country Of ours, And. NOT
least, we are learning IT,
think about others, 10 dem.
ourselves that they may b.
cared for. we are making tn
world an easier place for
other folks--and ourselves
10 1--we In.
Don't let us grow tired uf
giving Let us be only crate
ful that the oppornuity
comes thus to make oursely,s
bigger. better people
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
ENVELOPE CHEMISE

Chcmiscs made of good quality
muslin, finished with lace edRins
sac values Tor ,r,....s..,..,' 6SC
Chemiscs made of plain white and
pink batiste, with lace edging, tl.2b
values FOR .............. 9SC
Envelope Chemiscs In beautiful as-
sortment in white lace and embroi-
dery trimmed. also I'm pink batiste
embroidered I'm colors. pink. blue
and iaYender $50 values for Si.i8
Envelope Chemlse a In white and
delicate pink voiles finished with
lace edging, ribbon straps over
shoulders, il.95 values for si.69
Envelope Chemisc In the new
princess styles, especially good are
these for the lady inclined to be
stout. no fullness In waist line.
trimmed with val lace and em-
broidery. also beautiful numbafs In
plain nninsook finished at top and
bottom with narrow lace. linen
edgesg-
t225 values for .....,.s st.ss
$3.50 values for &i.95
Envelope Chemise made Of fine
nainsook, trimmed with German
val lace ana "nlDtolucfy hcual-
Hons. 1915 values for ...., S2.s5
LADIES' DRAWERS
Ladies' Drawers OF muslin. umbrel-
Ia styles. open aud closed CORES.
lace and embroidery. s5c values
for ,...,...,... ..,,.........,. .6oc
Ladies' Drawers. good durable ma
terials open and closed styles, lace
and embroidery trimmed 81 val
ues for ...,.,........ ,Sl.6v
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

fields. lie just missed his final
naturalization papers by one day. The
day set for the final oath oballegiance
was Aprll :. and war WAS declared the
day previous.
lie will he required TO register but
the issuance OF travelling permit IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

yet TO be determined Tho ''N f,
yldes that registrants musi noun
local registrar OF change 'n A"'I
and acquire permits beIoi' N.' r,.
so TO otoer districts 1h' .r,,
ton OF Germans VIII starr
A and continue I'LL February
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23

windsor crepe
Sr50 values for ,......St10
t2.25 values for g........s si.g5
IaJaiuas. made Of nainsook empire
style, sheer neck. puff sleeves. fin
ishcd top and bottom with lace
edging; 81 values for ..... s2.is
Pajamas made OF fine quality main
sock, empise style, finished at
waist with Sribbon and beading.
neck and sleeves finished with
beautiful Nalencine lace. tt50'val-
ues for .t............ $3eo
LADIES' GOWNS
Gowns made OF good quality mus
lin. siip-over styles trimmed In
feather stitching and lace beading.
Sbc values for .............. 0sc
Gowns Slip-over style, made Of
fine quality muslin. also delicate
pink batiste, trimmed in tailored
hemstitchinH and lace edging;
fl2b values for ......,....... sSc
Gowns made Of nainsook, slip over
styles. with various style yokes and
sleeves trimmed with lace, also
gowns made OF windsor crepe in
pink or white. tl5o values for
........s...,.. .......... ....s... Si.ip
Gowns. plain slip-over styles. col
ored stitching; 81 values for 79c
Gowns. slip-over styles made OF
fine nainsook, V-shape and round
neck. embroidery yoke. finished
with lace edging. ribbon and bead
ing, s225 values for .... SI.S9
Gowns OF fine quality batiste.
trimmed with pin tucks and narrow
lace edging, without sleeves; S2.7S.
values for .........,. &2.10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
The NetU Mid-season
Hats for Sport Wear

Very smart and new are
these Hats we're showing for
present and spring wear. in
various HiZe shape with
side roll brims. medium roll
brlms and collapsible crow
and small mushroom effect
In ribbon. mOufflea braid
with hemp facings also rib.
bon combined with hcmp
simply trimmed with embrui-
dcred motifs and grosgrnu
ribbon: colors, gray matter
blue, Kelly green. navy.
flame red. purple. ctr
Priced at ....,....... 500
other mid-season Hats from
...........-. SIS to $3.50
Third Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-23
No Limit

The Russian idea that things could
not possibly get any worse seems 10
have been extremely ill-founded.