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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11
SPANISH INFLUENZA

The following statement has been
issued by the WASHINGTON State
Soard OF Health. and should be care
tuI'y read and its suggestions follow
ed TO the letter. No means should be
'e's un'rted to prevent the spread
Of this disease tha, has become such a
'eArttll epidemic in the east. which
mas already reached the coast sn6 al
ready has claimed many hundred vic
inns The spread OF the disease in
.ne various army camps is appalling
Upward Of 10000 cases have been
reported in the various training
camps and number Of recruits have
''e1' Indeed the death rate from this
".''uent seems greater than the loss
e' uves at the front, The civilisn
reputation in the east Is also sadly
Stu'e'ed and the disease spreading on,
o'es greater scope ~ country. ANY
'a'hs that will lessen The vivUleucv
w 'oe disease should be willingly
aaeh'ed by the public. as precsu,uiou
WV peeVen; much suffering ana prob
s0's save numerous lives;
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11
CHRISTMAS f0R TIRE Rol>

rAesa wAo have loys3 ones over the
<s& wSel Ss 4axso&s ~ send oas -
,asla CAr5<zxa8S packages, &2& IN Or
as- .N&s sAcs,4 packages may reach
.lsa- destination II sluaS The ship
-1g14s 1aGs. as zs&3s aos l&ssr than
Nssea.xr Ia Tes nSTSA~ssssEn
isss>asm u .A,s Es,3 Cross has issued
sAs aslssEl-se $sassz2s2s :0- sS1s-&.
l1ssegnasasn AMI -l<s-@tsSo2 2a3 II Is
grla1sl,s& WlzA pleasure ta- the eS2s-
IL u .nsrse WIN A1Ts relatives II he
ss-'Su.s
Fsu@1sss II IisA Il Sssrrcts SNvoas
k-s. ta,esr 10 In1as CAruszE2&s OVERSEAS
~ IpsrrF - ;Gn l1ln2z-s 2s-C1ss.
ma VA asgarszas1.. rsa2ss-->s s1sS,
LIS usc1att sl41 s,asA EAx2 Eaxy ~
;srVa 5r,au ms 1GI1.r L CA-ss1EAAs
gisgis-I.pF II. syE1b1-'t s12s AZ &gg-sxl-
uL14sE STANDARD i,s1ssnls.
rlh. Ausrea1 Sat Cross sc-G pre-
lsI-s 1.ntss lih-vsls ts- IE.G-lI,s. AZ Al
-:illssuen1 l,IF-1ss 1ss1 gsiE g0:1s'. >'s--
-vssn Lnt VA htg1-gIosG.- The g'Ss1
ifffgs iitpa-ru,sn1 All .1,s Ss,1 Cross.
>ii1luIu+s sgih;s IFa19A.9t VIII ge--
mn Cls ssl1aa.s Il a,I1 s1s s4-esl -
.a,,1 niEI
III Iulnt EIE trgi-5;8l1e1 All -
naf.s fuz-'s 1bE as:h gsA-Vzh y to--
''s4.r-sE Aut,'ss,s,sst. Christmas SArgsl
--tllsl' ~ INV nsIl.s Rs'ssE5,5 90 srsry
MIN llr''DhL
tFHH-T uim Llrvibt VIII -G1l his
''-lL,is-nIa F.I-gal LABEL IN s.sz,s rsl-
INV II 1-,HInt v1i VII - sa1i-l+,1
II 44Ent i'm l. l,rsgsA 1E GGuu1 1EE-E
VIM RE .mttir1uua irs-HI Btr ...rTa4
Tie -tiuT-rt IL 1-.Itln viz. ,tg'srT "a
l. 'f[h--is1uaa 3.E,-,,.l -i-isE' .-gIu /
MN II Fs-'.igs DHts,,HsRk WI EgglE
~ Ltn 1,slg-ar [hIlra- 5s,Elli q,
EdmInnnLIE 4-l.;-iEn,T II liz Es=i.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

A good deal has been published viii
regard to the outbreak Of "Spsn.A
Influenza in our army camps sld
cities. especially in the eastern pt
OF the United States. This dissax
is spreading very rapidly. We are tls
quently asked What is the pro6ab-
ity OF an outbreak of this disease h
the State OF Washington Ny anEE
is, the disease is already here h
has not assumed epidemic form as ya
1t can be prevented from assuming
epidemic form by the earnest eal
scientious and intelligent help d
every citizen of the state. Il Is la
deemed practical to establish quarin.
tine for this disease. The means d
preventing the spread Of the dsen.
are so simple that they are usually
neglected. but We urge them upon
each citizen and ask each man, WON
IN and child in the state, as a patr-
otto duty, as an effort to cOnSlVi
man-power and woman-pover, b
practice the following simple pc
cautions:
l. Never cough or sneeze without
holding 3 handkerchief before you
face.
,. Keep away from public gather
ling and public places as much as ps
sible. II necessary for you to 80 jill
crowded places get out as soon
possible.
8. If you have a cold even l
most simple cold. keep your face ava
from other peoples faces. DO DO
| kiss the members of your family a
do not breathe directly into other Wv
pies faces.
4. II you have any symppu
whatsoever OF grippe stay az luu'
Dc not visit others or permit QUIZ
to visit you. Keep your vlna''
wide open so that you may nave !
abundance of fresh air. II you Wv \
promptly recover. or if you lssi "
call your physician. A.,
The above mentioned preeauus !.
are extremely simple and YET "
will only consider for moment !.
will realize that We are ASKING !. !.
10 practice voluntary quarantine "a |,
stead OF trying to put you a.s'
quarantine by law. we are a'a -
you as a patriotic service 70 a''a' :,
go into quarantine and stay tnsl ~, !
til all danger of spreading the u u -
is passed. Should the disease u' ~,
epidemic in your community II ' "",I
necessary TO close all places Oi Wv
gathering.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

Cross. or 10 such other c hristmas
gzrcz, station as may be designated
BY his Red Cross Chapter-and upon
Slowing the Christmas Parcel Label
VIII r=steEV= one carton, 3xtxs inches
II saE=- Ii ~ils BE- easy TO ascertain
trr1Z IL newspapers whether cartons
1ETs been received Al The Christmas
2Ergs1 Sz2s5oa- Application should not
- nae -1tll cartons are on hand.
Specially Manufactured cartons for
ih1s gurpose Viii be sent to chapters
tr1- DtT-sio1 headquarters, and will
IL distributor oy chapters 10 branches
4 Hi e'1Z-gli-r sGxiliaries or such
i...s+- Christmas parcel stations as the
4 t1Esl=- may establish, together with
( Rad CrUes Inspection Labels" also
. t--.isA='5 from Division Office.
Z Th= carton may be filed with any
t'1-ol1z-5oa q articles that III in il
al which are 10, barred from Christ
Las parcels By The post Office depart
-=-.- The list Of articles that NAV
4 10. ae sen. may Dc procured from the
The ~=lght Of the parcel mus, not
exceed TWO pounds fifteen ounces I'M
wrapped
When carton IS filed i, shoulud be
taken TO the place where it was pro-
cured.
Red Cross representatives will in
spect the parcel. and will
. exclude any article barred by
post Office department from Christmas
parcels:
D. remove any notes or messages;
c wrap. tie and weigh the parcel
d place On the parcel the Christ
mas Parcel Label received from
abroad. bearing name and address OF
recipient
ne person sending the parcel shall
'1@o IN the presence Of the Red Cross
representative zt1x stamps al the rate
d f~s.v= cents (l.cl for each pound
0' lfl1t2o1 Hereof Parcel Post
rate 10 Eotokeu. v. u
NE Red Cross representative who
inspected the parcel will then afHx N
me parcel the Red Cross INSPECTION
Label. properly signed.
Parcels ready for mailing shall re-
main in the custody Of the Red Cross
.n'lI oeIiTered by its representatives
&c the post office authorities
NO christmas parcel can be accent
ed by the post office wtthou, ~.
onFis'mas Parcel Label" from over
( seas.
no duplicate can be issued II
christmas Parcel Label" is LOST This
u1s cannot be altered by anybody.
thsSe instructions have been issns,
oy National headquarters ~ En-
NE '0''n Ssd Gross. are based on the
as,seo'ea' with the war department,
aud the post office department ana
must therefor be strictly ohserva5
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11
GOOD ROADS MEETING

The dates of the Washington State
Good Roads Association convention
have been set forward one week on
account of the United War Fund drive
this being acceptable to the State
Council of Defense.
The new dates for the Pasco con-
Tention are Thursday and Friday
November 81 and %.
Much interest is being shown by
the good roads men OF the state in
the meeting and while the attendance
will probably not be as large as in
normal years, it now appears as
though there would be no less than
100 delegates in attendance.
Governor Lister will have charge
OF the first evenings program and
such men as r. H. Thompson. Sena-
tor Carlyon. DR.. Henry Suzzallo. Cap
tain |. NJ. Howell, S. l. B. Penrose
and others will address the conven-
ton on varied subjects.
Good roads enthusiasts feel that
this convention will be of greater I'M
portance than any that have been
held during the past ten years on
account of the anticipated proposals
being made TO the legislature in the
suise OF patriotic needs for selfish
purposes The road question being
involved with almost all other import
ant legislation makes necessary vigil
anee on the part OF legislative COM
Hit'eemen in scruinizing such pro-
posals which may be advanced.
fasco is planning a splendid en-
'ertainment in the form of a banquet.
automobile rides, receptions. and
so on
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11
THE WAR SITUATION

Chief interest this week has CEN
tered in the peace negotiations Offer
ed by Germany. The allies have no
confidence in the approaches of the
German kaiser. Germany asks an
armistice and a conference for peace
based upon President Wilson's terms.
To grant an armiStice at this time
would be disastrous 10 the allied
forces. as they have the Germans on
the run. 1t would give them time to
rest and prepare for further warfare.
The president in his reply demands
that Germany evacuate all territory
occupied and submit TO terms that
are virtually unconditional surrender.
As showing the insincerity of peace
proposals the Germans are destroy
ing French towns and cities and prac-
tically enslaving all Belgium male
civilians between the ages of 10 and
-. There is no disposition on the
part OF any OF the allies 10 listen to
other terms than unconditional sur
render.
In the meantime the lighting con-
Jinues with the results all in favor ~
the allies Along the entire front the
French. English. Americans sad Bel
gums are crowdins the GsFmsns hack
toward the Rhine. One German
stronghold after another IS falling Sn&
thousands 0t prisoners are being
taken. Wednesday The British cap
cUred Cambria around which there las
been terrific lighting for weeks.
EVsryw here along the sr0-g TIE eas-
ties ~ 0a Eevcslx VIM the Gsr-2s Ans
giving sr0'2n& and suffering AsAvy
losses
Germany i sv2eGa1ls.s sA,e Eslsi1R
ccAS1 like
L. sner a1r bach -Ase Germans 4-s
destroying ei11ssss sswzss 4Is3 villages
NH E1u;A II1ssss1.s that ealrsG De
s8-rfS,s 81
Fh-s2-5k1 5rosgss ara 65ss-uSl,s ant
SSaa1s1S
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

GssruBx1T was IlSsrrIIx-s II rs
1-,1ss, esuscra-E 1EIissrs-,n snc.-il1ss
lu6sr g1,s ia1l,sr ID .ns F'I1s,u-s
-1-',,Rs:t hsge II 7sc-ag,rtixa reward
Bulgaria Ent r'u-sag ssgG1ssst 1is
"a rss II Germany II -f,s 1sIsit lIEs EG
.1sE1 ;ctt1l-ys gc,asGecrs IL ssp;vassSs
Pressure MAY fIirs lsssi ll-iIIgir Il1gr
han 1L-gnis n zIfs IL 1is tEE,-si
N lllis ssif,s II Eis CsmG-az STvsrs
1dE -tts ;lfIsf Ill,ass II hIs-t r'I-as4g
Ipf S;uie WIS zfs I-IInliss N NH
T4r,iE Gill NlHt-fer ts1II1z-r vfsf W.
lItl1H 81 1n1at Is 1snt su1 n. r.irt1-y
sinE'vI Ilgn Ia uuIifils fisittHt nu2-
7H-t III 1i,4 1iDfa1suilts-rns --pt Siuict.-s
Eni r'u-ifs wsrg Hiiit sIun,D,ua,Y n, Ii.
fzEissE' liIr LIZ slGn III -nt1 Srl EuIf
l,4snssIrl1 1fs Iiinufis n. bfrArYt-r TIE
1EEIE-T n. iIr-1 5sulEE-II INT r'I..ftr
vsalf41,s,L Thar vara 1E3- vniri,tr
11usnas Ent -ia1 1-,iHntisif11I WIZ III
ssfIElsv NH Z -is f-xE fis-r ljs r.
T'trgs 1hsT v'tr't -aBfr n it..s4I-r r,ity
H-'s ~ Irr-gizlIlilt mt I-lvlr-ltr NIX
sze1 NV Bulgaria i11rz. Il itstlse VIII
tl.s II -I-n mt raul ..ns HINT ..tit1 ~
1I1slT TAI d1-5,' L ,,,ilsnt.z,Ya,,I1 SsIi.-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11
NOTICE To THRESHpRS

Under authority OF section -, -,
ACT OF Congress tpuhuc No 90 ss,h
o'asFessl approved by the presiasn,
August tech, 1917. the seers,arx =,
agriculture has authorized and !,
s''"'''d the ehiet Of the bureau a,
. ,''''N''S 10 obtain monthly reports
ssom threshcrs, showing the amo,,,
w wheat threshod by them and "a
e"'sm otter reports for other cereal :
At We o'eae Of the season. ''
I'VE county agent ~ okanasar
'eeaW has nurpued each ,hrnah..
WheHe Matte he could obtain Ma, /,
,s ~ e'oe Tor keepias account az
the Kinds and ameants az sr.,''
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

garia was the first to desert the
sinking ship, accepting unconditional
surrender, and from the latest reports
from Turkey it is evident that in a
few days that country will be ready
and anxious to accept the same con-
ditions for peace, the only conditions
that will be granted. The attitude
of those countries show the difference
between the Bulger and Turk and the
French. Had the French weakened
when their country was invaded ana
harried as no country has been har-
ried since the days when Attila swept
through that land laying the country
in waste. today Germany would be
ruling Europe and America lighting
ON its own soil for an existence. with
mighty little hope OF salvation. Am
orleans have every reason 10 be thank
full to the French for their eonstancy
and to Englishmen for their bull dos
tenacity. IL will be JOY 70 crush
the Hun In company with such stead
tss, and dependable allies
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

There will BE 3 Joint meeting %
the republican central committees u
okanogsn. Douglas. Ferry sad Grant
counties =. Sstsros next Tuesday for
the purpose ~ selecting s candidate
for state SENATOR 10 D. voted ~ 81;
the November slse.SNG. 4 VACANCY usS
crested ~ the resigns sSc- ~ J. W
ENaGfsrsr A. s meeting - TIE vsE21e-
'lscsz esssrse Committee eS sAss t@sSG-
~. held 81 oss2essn S,s;Gr'3ty. s rss-
Cs1s5cz Was x.sese,s t&ve-sz,s Tx ssaI2-
Szasron II HON u \ Ess1S.ss- ser
shas e.t,s. ms would Re IL excel
ls.r ssasesNsr 11& shs 3sss-p;s NQahok
=. -a,sss e-ssasa>it -serssss1.s& u 1a's
saaae sen4-s snsla& Mr. esa1zg.ser d:
s0scss,i AMI sa,s chances sa5s gs&r s-s
tsscras.t1r II ms s3rcr
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

Asa ssr gsAc,s pscsGIalninS Hni q *
p,sh5l.s ,dz grscsnss asr .ls rI-E,;rsss
u gaming slpt ST. -scrssa.Il.sa-nal II
ms ansrDsr;k.1zs.t E-Itsis, LIS l-'u1E
se1ElsrE ssrvs slit s1E1EIKl a,Gn1I-s.r
N Sssi.s.1uu ~ ~ VIZ vsris art 1hs
-sGIl-ills A-Ti14ss A-v thsz-,sE'1lgc zsHIis
Erf grrEi-s grGg,frTr zi-,.,ISs h,,I.
nnrci.ru France. WIKI a:ufttn,'s
slE1 IlE slis lu1 u sptn i,E-1H-lslu
Ffrgs LII 1-,isfl--I-ansss 1s Il zDt
Gun understands Lnt ~ NUS lt
gwen L zlssr. lf ms GwI sExasIn II
ass-uIIr sni.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

Sza ihdS seas@@ y@D wgI se ag@rs delighted thar
srsr, because the styles sh9x ~0rs Individuality
and the workmanship shows On improvement
wherever such improvement sas possible
The '-Psl@er G9rms@d Is ssads ls CHICAGO.
II Is ~asse ~ factories oscHe5 and operated bv
fhe manufacturer Eoch factory Is light Each
rs cSeaE 0Hd sanitary. Child labor IS not sa ploy-
I'd, NOR are aHy s%e0t shop products alloscsd
The Palmer GaT~eai' FITS ,cith fexer altera.
iioHs thar sHy other. which makes Il possible for
goa TO purchase garaest, which Is a rtsls. its
perfectly citho~t the slightest charge
The workmanship IS of such high standard.
'haf /" Is tie criterion By rhich m0Hy garments
ore Judged.
We offer the Palmer Garmsmt" NTH III.
ss0A9edGs that 1t will prors Satisfactory In ssrr.
zoe, which meGRS that IL Is the reru best p0Ssjbl,
S0rmeRt r1lNs.
Let us Sh0w goa S0we of the .c,r. chic StyJ,s
as TeN as the conservative kinds ls NO sr,mt
COW yoH secure P0(mer Garment" that Is ln,,i
hs0sa%t. or tbot does rot adhere strictIy Ia ths
@ods-oith9W9h each gdrmeRt is distinctjrs omf
appears to h0rs beer made eSpeciaNv for tbs
trsGrer.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11
LOST CHILDREN OF 'ns

On the wings OF the VIM
II cvivers the larkspur ana p pun ~rlbl
I've searched ne pFaii'e
And carors dim where torre asr
T v-L5s-s- in every listeners eai .,r, 1
..W-Se~s are my children, my '
TIA ,S-fs,.s hanging upon the Ns aaOt
The gu,rt and bride beside M ,v' oal-
A-5 ~ an echo returned m! r .a r,St
m w.'l they come back 20 nv io,tr psr,A
Z fas.,r--r the owl from ms IRA hraye %
PRAY i .g5t me your aid in this emu
B,, 'f SIN King. he answered '''-'"
whoc-whoe" -, away
IN T-s~ C7vpts sink no. srsst bsO'l
Fur vou. 70 the land OF 'ne rsrchiei %
-tssSs-s -ra-a a snmbrero. or kei sonfs ID
Or the ro,icking cadence VI "
r., song =, /. the craven heart, rep s1s b
I have suffered their "i'
their steel. -. The mounsD
But miss chem. too, from INV :.
From where they marched WIZ !.
They SD le., their snaps and 'p
" .r z-s-a CARRIED in dusty | Il vi
Just where they were r'a'' :,
not find en- brave "
Bu- ,r4y were your sons'
So. $50 ~ future victories oOd prag'
some -r,-l~lrUred low -. have ero'''
Or. S1uf ~ the West ue'
-rs seas. ,rasdorl ther'
>trr-ppy VII son. Repupn''
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

E1iIC E4srina-l,r IitsaE'Tns II Ii. sEnt.
--,saiG1niali- ziIIr Z lbs BlgIctis-t II
esais-tIIn., nD,--ftH,,I Fr,En.s. >,s-T.iE i.I-
na1lil KIT Iii. lGr-nnH iE i1IIssII TIN
liz fsnititH-s fiIys IHg, IN TN. EIEnit
uuniie- n. Grs-'uiisI n11isAs -1iIC IL.
.E-ts-'naIiiX hlE. ti.sS-'Igtat siuIilt Ia
ls11 vt1iplE me EInpt IJgn HIDLnss'
LII ia ls.rlii. f;ilnlilt LIZ gwen L LiEEFt
IL WI. Ii -fsE liErs nifiIu7Hf L IuGn
ia inNIati.st HIT leillii.ssi,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

muniacient sum q sSs0.Seo, and this
places ossnosaa county Si'sehs 'us
6rs, counties in the state IL COME DOLL
ing over the TOP il the matter u
bond purchases.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

eHtT4 tgDuss II press L II Inter
t;NIs,t 1-'Bn -.uaI,-Ex -tihi;ilIIIG lits.. RIM
1is gnIuT-y HtsIr EliIu GifaIIDEI1 liBIurt
liEs sIiiaI-,iia.t III AI-I pIHrl II Lii
trrT -.iagl csEnIfiH announcing II ne
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

o. late the kaiser has No, been s.
.ess Juggling with the name II God.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

Bsrs Rists WAS in town Tuesday
from his home near CAopSk2-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11

The fall rain was a triile -. ,sM ,Ofl
ing but II will help along al n col,
wheat. and leave the gfo'
dition tor blowing. .n MOI
Walter Howard was down
son Tuesday.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11
Hotel de Grub.
IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT Of TsE
STATE OF WASHING TON, IN AND
FOR TIE COUNTY OF
SNA<CSA<

In .As Matter % The Estate q Frank
E4-ssm ST. Deceased No ST. II
PROBATE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Neetes Is Hereby given by rAs under
<axrsS Ern-.S E&rssl- sxscGertx o. rne
estate q Frank SSrssI- ST. Deceased
- TIE creditors %. and all persons h3V-
ING CLAIMS ss2fns. said deceased 20 eN-
niclr eesz-, with the NECESSARY Vo,gchsrs,
wtrsf. SIX months after the first pGhlt
easaca % this notice. sc-wiss within SIX
r,orsns xsrs- the zetn Day - SspssE,aes-
ISIS 10 said sxseGerSx AZ ths er1cs %
=. NJ. Adams, In Ocovt-9s. oS2ses2S
Co1rty. Washington
EMMA SAE-ELIA ExecUrrtx
Dated September .ath. 1918
y NJ Adams &rscrcsy for the sxssccl-
srfx. Err,r.s E&rssEA orcvStSs. W 2sAlusssoEi
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-10-11
For the Fall Season..

s9w 41I mom5 eG.a&s 3md svs5t sf ga3g4BfeS g1aJ
@y F@B h9gs neger 5ttm d1sagc,g9at.5 w
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$500 ALL-WOOL
BLANKETS, $2l.75

All colors in plaids and
checks. Also plain white
with dainty borders; all
silk bound edges. Very
select grade of wool size
70x80.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$3.50 COMFORTS,
SPECIAL $3.50

Covered with fancy silko-
line in rose, pink and blue,
with plain sateen borders
TO match; fin c cotton
filled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Comforts Savings Worth While
$500 COMFORTS,
SPECIAL $6.75

An exceptional value; fill
ed with real "Maish' cot
ton: fancy silkoline COW
cred; with plain borders
Of sateen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$500 COMFORTS,
SPECIAL $2l.75

Wool filled; covered with
good grade of satin in pink
and blue; plain colors
only. -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$3.50 WOOLNAP AND
COTTON BLANKETS,
S6.85

Effective plaids in all
dainty colors; very good
quality; size 66x80; full
bed size; also plain tan
and gray.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$500 COMFORTS,
SPECIAL, SI2.5O

Covered with handsome
silk null in pink. blue and
rose floral effects; plain
borders to match; vefv
finest cotton filled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$500 COMFORTS,
SPECIAL S4.l0

Centers covered with pret-
" fancy silkoline, with
plain colored borders;
good cotton filled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Wool and Cotton Blankets for Less
81 WOOLNAP and COT
TON BLANKETS, $5.95

64x76 and 64x80-inch
good quality woolnap
and cotton in plaids of all
dainty colors also white,
tan and gray.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$3.50 COMFORTS,
SPECIAL 1895

Covered with beautiful
mcrcerized fabric, in dain-
ty rose designs; plain bor-
ders 10 match; very select
cotton filled. Extra spe-
cial.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$4,000 ALL-WOOL
BLANKETS, $Ie.s5

Gray and white plaids;
also blue and pink plaids.
Exceptionally fine all
wool Blanket; size 68x-
80.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$3.50 ALL-WOOL
BLANKETS, s15.75

Gray, pink and blue:
large plaids; also plain
white with pink and blue
borders. Choice grade Of
wool ; full size, 68xS0 in.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$500 CRETONNE
COMFORTS, $7.s5

Extra large size; made Of
fancy cretonne; various
colors; cotton Of good
quality; choice value.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$3.50 ATWOOD
BLANKETS, $l3.75

Gray with pink and blue
borders, 70x80, full size.
Very nice quality; good
weight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$500 COTTON
BLANKETS, sass

Size 64x74 inches; tan
and gray with pink and
blue borders; fair quail
ity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$3.50 COMFORTS,
SPECIAL $l.98

Covered with comfort cal
leo in pink, blue and tan
floral designs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$3.50 BATH ROBE
BLANKETS, S4.39

Colors gray, red, blue
and tan with frogs and
cords 10 match; good
grade cotton; size 70xS6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
S4.0O COMFORTS,
SPECIAL $3.49

Covered with pretty floral
silkoline; filled with pure
white cotton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$3.50 Pure Wool
Blankets $23.75

Fancy plaids and plain white with pink
and blue borders; fine silk bound; select
Australian long fibre wool.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
So WOOLNAP and COT
TON BLANKETS, $4.9S

64x76 and 72xs0-inch
sizes; gray, tan an d
white with pink and blue
borders; an exceptional
value.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$500 COTTON .
BLANKETS, $3.85

ATTRACTIVE plaids in all
colors; also plain tan and
gray with pink and blue
borders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
SLUMBER ROBE,
SPECIAL $3.50

Very beautiful; Indian
designs; size 54x72.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$3.50 COTTON
BLANKETS, S1.9S

Gray and tan with pink
and blue borders; size
50x72 inches.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
$40 SATEEN COMFORTS
SS.75

Covered with fancy crepe
and sateen; good colors;
plain colored borders of
fine silk null. Very select
Egyptian cotton filled.