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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15
Conservation Is Important;
Production More Important:
BY THEODORE 10CSE,:--

I 7 i very important that We ,houd conserve many hug. mt -ueav mnt
Il u.s. however very much more inporant lhai W nal nunu7 hr wu 60
: conserve Il
The governmental attitude toward production iurug hr r.t rr np n-l
at points very unwise There has not imy brrn failure 60 rrIuugr-uuuEm
The one thing vitality necessary 10 hm, nation AZ ms ir ln hrn ui iTi -
times by unsise pnce-INug q direct encouragement ~ nrNutinE
We have suffered severely during this winter nrclfc u ma uutuut n tr
matter Of coal production. Qua OF be factors u 11turug tu ntw- ana ds
comfort especially among pe$ IHira nranE turing lr 1880 "arrr
and the uncertain and contradictory attitude It lr government N Ina nr-''nt
OF coal production
1--WE % the bmeL the most important u IL THIS rnnu" i-u nmn urt
It's allies need more food Only The iarner tn give ne nmL o o. tnsrns II
farmer IS Thoroughly patriotic he stands 'rady row % e ln imt r~r u
every crisis Of The nation pledged 10 80 ne 1l tut" ana ur mum tf ~
GUY bw he wAnH ms .NeNNnon 0N lrmnInH NWl HFWAl q W 'Ml-
hood OF The tst OF rs lie cannot produce inl@s ID mates ~ tohtuHL Nn
step should b, taken that rtuerrs With he welfare ave utu ua vuo
and cautious inquiry a, TO make Us certain hat thr hu q irv-rm~
We shodld DO whatever IS necessary % help he arnrr u1rrTs he maximum
securing the farmers permanent wsILbrng
The city man /, often utslyfgnoram 81 he work am u hr r~n II tr
who gfowl about one another ire a little lptta lon II rrvinF 1nnr hH W-ns
The city socialist Is more utterly tgmant Of he Rr-nr- hn nv nrf nunHi
cries the announcement that they Intended O nata TIE arnrf un hrn $rn
milk Apparently The detail thar the farmer rad o r1 bee Hwr ANT ao -n
LOT item struck them IS unworthy 81 noc-
The farmer must have labor 5ut hrr ms pr :" mr'aimi n -iu'"
or any other cheap labor whether permanent u .rmnmar" 'r ~rrf1rw~ It
OF farm labor for planting and harrt Ig an lr net 81 ht inh ut 81 hr
need Tor the national army was met
The farmer must have hrstcass prices rr rf ,0rur' Hr ur- fruf ~
bis expense must be gone, into without he dearest 1r1-u" irF ruyr ant
above all. there must be no repetition Of The ioiy hat nUtca hH trailing win
III. hel SITUATION last summer
tn, farmer must have what capita he leeds At ale % mrut M c.
ets,iye, in order to plant and reap b., -ron ls 'nr tie uu Al ir rrr Il
groups OF farmers who underwrur one another o O pAh ant u ame g. ~
the government should act We SHOULD profit ~ he utni7uu lturH C,
,r,t, 10 &c, rat, m, r,p il given ,ny % he a VINO q 4 -4l s-rtr nm -u
really make Us. Of IT, but that 4. extended u 'nca 4 w" a. o ~ u F'nunr
material beaeft,
wedg. of policy designed % prevent he growth 81 he cnun H'nrf1 II in
expense Of III. farm owner who us hs rn Imf ant Designed uo q mi .
Copyright, 1918 ny ne Kansas :y Tr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15
STAMP AGENCIES
ARE ESTABLISHED
Ad and Rotary Club Members
Canvass CItY

Member ci me Al and Rotary club.
totay are Canysiiing the business and
wholesale i,ciio1 Of the ty In an si-
fort 10 insftlSs he rufnb,r Of tffiit
stamp sgentitA The men met this
morning ~ IA, Qambef o. Commerce
snt we're sseiPntd % their respective
duuic' Aboui twenty five leans are
out 'rieu-g
Oklahoma Cfy NV ha, a pr, bile
~ tu.hofrd 'tf.t stamp aScucies.
Nhen re quota 'af ifis civ d, about
20 Member Of tbe eiy committee
are confident /Hsi The quota will be
-, RIA before tomorrow night
IN signing i7r ar agency me agent
Is * nted 10 by any stamps iron
the soliciting committee tu' 20 promise
hat - vl sKer al pof bic meNs
- SCI a. many Utrfs az possible
Irastt post, card are given him. on
v1i,r Be ~5ssisrs'ss the number OF
Tinps b, t,,I,s i've card b, dropped
n any ia. box and ihs next tsy IN,
ci""- delivers 20 MIN iRs stamps and
COLLECTS n, money iof then
Sal Oh, C,r-1a r~rrratandist,
-1-t vib Var Srrrrs Sisups
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15

Tass %. riddles 70 IN, Strand and
se. To, Babes 10 he Woods a isl,
q W,cas and Fairies IN sever
Eo'geDsi ac's Aiso. Vim 6 Hart. Ant
Carl. Cain Spe-iIl ehildfers mat.
res 80 and : daily and 9 o'eioop
SAtg'Aiy morning See Strand al
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15

P1LS A@E
Oh. HEssres YEN Aro TodIr.

On. HEstfe1 Y,In Ago Today.
Bls-Pr1ce ffessrcg ioui, oi
H1-,lohs 4 ismoaf Pru,oan com
mlD1u ri fas Nap5'e1nIc var. died.
5er- JS- 81 ~
SsT,.ty-hrs Year AGO Today.
iEl- Ctrc'si Lewis lsss was
grr a gr,s' welcome 10 Detroit ou DO.
arvai from I--.pt
Pity f.tr Afo Today
'shs-Nf'li~ Ky',,f Dave. rele-
b-Eut E-gh'N afrr-r1m,r died Born
r ir-d1r March 50. l-yg
T%V.tiy-hv, Ytsu Ago Today
'T5-Ff,uc, cent Harrison 90 me- ,ags
70 -, sert'' recommended annexation
o. 4. Htvsilr l,ls0ds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15

o., Y,E AEo Totty n The War.
I-re> Su'.' vzr irrirtnen, called
o. ctte-i and s1,sues 70 frlB get
RENTS iof he Army a. o1cel Ger
-1-y 't'ssss3 ,1s American seamen
aF,- i-o-r ne captured Prrilh ship
ii-yuSt's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15

THE GREATEST SUCCESS IN
HISTORY OF MEDICINE
MORE THAN NINE MILLION bottles sold in three years
At PRESENT RATE OF SALE grand total will reach twelve
n million bottles by end of present year.
TWENTY CARLOADS, OIL over two hundred and fifty thou.
sand bottles, sold in the State OF Oklahoma IN fourteen
months time
DEMAND FOR PREPARATIONS broken all world. record:
for the sale of a proprietary medicine in the same length OF
time, and is constantly increasing.
ARGE AND MODERN LABORATORIES at Dayton. Ohio,
occupy $1,000 square feet of floor space: Capacity, OF plant
recently doubled to take care Of rapidly increasing business
Present capacity 10000 bottles daily. .
nRANCH PLANT RECENTLY ESTABLISHED at Windsor,
Canada, with a capacity of 5000 bottles daily to supply
tremendous demand in the Dominion OF canada.
nUBuCLY ENDORSED THROUGH THE DAILY PRESS by
men of prominence throughout the United States and
Canada, including Supreme Court Judges Mayors Of lead;
ing cities, Lawyers, Doctors, Bankers, State ad Government
Officials, Prominent Educators and Ministers of the Gospel
nent and it is now a household word from coast to coast
from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes throughout the
United States and Canada.
TANLAC is PURELY VEGETABLE and is composed Of the
most beneficial roots and herbs known to science. Formula
complies with all National and State Pure Food and Health
Laws of the United States and Canada.
ABSOLUTE MERIT responsible for phenomenal and unprece-
u dented success, the greatest proof of which is the fact that
dealers who bought Tanlac three years ago when it was
first placed on the market are still buying it in carload lots.
IKE ALL OTHER GREAT SUCCESSES, Tanlac ha. its imha-
tors, and although there are now on the market over one
hundred preparations claiming similar therapeutic value,
many of whom are copying the original Tanlac advertising the,
popularity of this preparation continues to grow and it is now
u,ouestionaby the most widely talked-ot medicine in the world
today,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15

Seal '-s Ger~tg r~rrrlranlist,
-r-t viu Var Sfrrrs stamp,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
BAZAAR AND DANCE FOR
NURSES ON DECEMBER 27

SucCrss ~ tho central registrar
~ nurses under the laws of the state
depend upon two things support
uf IN" physicians and endorsement
~ the nurs"S and on top ~ this, the
Influence NJ tn" local hospitals Mrs
cary. who has volunteered as reg
iHiInr under the AsnniEation per-
feUted by the nurses saws that all of
thcH" things have been done, and
she IL sure the public viii understand
ana appreciate the system that is
employed In putting the nurses at
the service ~ n stipulated price yesu
lated 10y their aAsocialiun. With u
gnnrnntc"d quality ~ attention and
experience
Mayor Hubbard and tho city ad-
Uinir,fhtion has Joined forces with
m" nurse organization with n view
~ Eiandardizlng the service. and
sisted that the nssocialion be con.
durtcd according to the statutes
THIS iH pusaibly through the central
registration system. and only gtndu-
ate nurses NJ reputable Institutions
can be- members
An effort "a finance n home for
the ut'rr"z IN Rl-n fost"red by the
nrsociuion the plan h"lHg to oh
tain u h1lldlnR ~ suitable sire. so
furnished that nurses OF duty may
have homo to use To raise
fuud hhrnar ana dance IN planned
tsr the nigh, ~ December 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
TRAINED NURSE
PRAISES TANLAC
Could Get No Relief Until
She Took Tanlac-Suf-
fered Three Years.

Another splendid endorsement for
Tanlnc was given recently hy Mrs
Joe u. Han. who resides ut 1909
Avenue u. San Antonio. Texas Mrs
Han was at one time u trained
nurse and by reason ~ her Wide
experience IN relieving suffering.
her statement regarding the merits
of Tanlac viii appeal to every body
especially those troubled as sh, was
before using the medicine. Mrs
Hall said;
Il had suffered for three years
from indigestion and tho worst Kind
Of burning ana pains In my Stom-
ach. had NO appetite and all
ate seemed 20 go completely against
me Ny head ached dr-adfully ! had
dizzy. fainty spells and was so nervous
| couldn't sleep. have often gotten
up In the middle ~ the night and
dressed and tried everything | could
think ~ tn get my nerves quiet
II resortcd tn every treatment
knew ~ even had mn operation or
two. hut never untll found Tnnlac
did I ret any relief decided To
Try Tanlac because II Was endorsed
80 highly hut | never dreamed ~
getting such relief licing able tn
cat without suffering. sleep soundlS
and feel well like ! do now certainly
IL n blessing Tanlac " wonderful
and will at any time be glad To-
tell lust what II has done Tor me !
know there are lots NJ people -uf-
fcring Just like I dii and Just want
to tell them I believe that N they
take Tanlac. they viii get well
TanIi1 IN sold In Tulsa hy quaker
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

hIs a st"l" At - South Main that haa
long since froomc Iudd-uuat" tn
t't" care ~ us TipidN growing
business Warehouse und storage had
lp hc separated from thls lnuation.
which VIII largely be- concentrated
at HE u"w location.
An electric crane tnd unloading
apparatus that viii Cust iiO,OOu viii
bee part VI TIA" new equipment Hand
lng pipe from froigh, carH viii he
quickly done WITH tins electric IN.
riltN. Electric driven trucks viii I've
used around the NarI tn move IA.
tugs and suin'l ptrle
Officers uf the company are rN.
pcctrd To- he here IN few daVH and
D. is expected that 40 the time of
their Nisi' definite dates for s,urt.
Ing the construction W,ll bee gwen
out
The headquarters ~ tho CONT
mental supply company are 90 st.
luuts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
BACK ACHE
umSsv W With Pswssrstias
NsmilW's Wizard OH

A harmless and effective prepars-
Ron to relieve the pains of Rheuma-
tism, Sclstica, Lame Back and Lum-
bago is llamlin's Wizard Oh II fen
etfstes quickly, drives out soreness,
and lmbers up still aching joints and
muscles
You have no idea how useful II
will he found IN cases OF every day
silment or mishap. when there II
need OF an immediate healing, anti
septic application. as IN cases Of
spralns, bruises, cuts. burns, hites
and stings
Ge, II from druggists for 10 cents
II not satisfied return the bottle and
yet your money back
Ever consupated or have sick
headache tiet ,fy Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills. 70
cents. Guaranteed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
NAZInOvA in EYE 70. EYE"
GRAHAM'S ACTIVITIES
ARE MUlTlTUDlN0US

y u Graham special r,rrosru
HiiNr ~ the EN,htugr NtlontI
bank iH al ~ thai aud more llr-
III" goat on an Wir activities. m
that he's called uu tn keen ih,
books make the COLLECTIONS aud
49, that every penny paid iu h, pa
ttiuuc Tulstnr iA accounted fnr
MIR Graham has n,c different
funds IN his charge. and be- finds
that many ~ the contributors dn
not always indicate which fund the,
are making plNmonts on. ANA H..
pu"ntly confusion has resulted
Tn" lbi1 Y NJ T. 4 contribution
OF $4,000 has been an n.d In hut
about tS.0On Thn defirien,, has
been due tu tho fnrt that many who
gave had been called Iuto tho army.
and th"r" wac a natural ~hunkagr
bf the second itrd cross nA
Tulsa CAV" $50. .poiGl of VII m
t206.a2N 80 went a. the national or
rYnigation Rnd 500 lO9 ~ went to
the Local So far with u bank balance
of fll.'5i.di, making total collec-
ton Ia date ~ f9Nl5illG THIS
WIS mad" up ~ some 20 uO0 udi,id
unl contributions. aud shows about
10 per cent delinquent, due 10 men
going Into tn" s,tviro ana natural
delinquency. The FIRST Rcd Cross
was paid IN fun by Tulsa
Mr.. Graham has handled the
FIRST Red cross. tho second war
budget, the third war budget and
when not otherwise engaged. In
working on state campaigns count,
fairs, park boards and other side
lines
lite recently had "A letter from the
81 Louis headquarters ~ the Amer
lean Red Cross saying that Tulsa
certainly had made u splendid rec.
ord and had met every call Tor
money In the Red Cross drives
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
DANIELS TO REVIEW
FLEET DECEMBER "a
American Vessels iicturnipg irun,
Europe Ia Reach New Work Tues.
ia, Parade L. Planned.

WASlllNGTbN. be. g., Th,
AWrti,an fleet rciutuing lum IY-
rope, which i- to h, rr,f,Wrd at NtN
loik hy secretary Daniels. ~ expect.
"i 10 arrive or Ambrose lLght yes.
sci ht day lisht uu Tuesday. Brrcm-
Ger q The navy department an.
h"un'cd tonight that the shlp- VIII
pass the statue uf labrrt, about y
u ~. and Will then anchor IN the
Nurih river from FifN arm street
To Washington
l'csldes the ships alrrad, an
n"uu'"d Hs returning from furrtsu
service ana those acting aa escorts to
the presidential. ship Grutgr wash
inslun these vessels viii laNv part In
the review
lhtil'Shlps Sew Mexico. Mis-is.
sipph Missouri, Maine Wisconsin.
Alabama, Illinois, kcnrsitgc, IueA
Indiana ana Ma~.nChusettt
Hospital ship Suli,c
supply ship iIrldgc and unc or
more naNIil fuci ships
Ntithcr IN" exact number nor the
names uf the dsslruNcTs and con.
N,ficd yachts returning from Eu
rope are known now al the navy de.
partmcnt
As I, passes into the harbnr the
u'"t viii br reviewed hN Secretary
Daniels from the Mal flower al
anchor near the statue uf Iihrrt,
AFTER tho fleet hia reached IT, an.
chur'Hc, the Mayflowet. followed h,
vessels carrying New YORK city uf
hrldlr. viii review the rhips At an.
chot, hleaming through aud around
the fleet. Tho MuyflnWer then Viii
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
EXPECTS SONS HOME FOR
THEIR CHRISTMAS DINNER

corp Sir"etrr W Dhhl-m. whose
nnmo appears IN toiaY's casualty list
n- severely wounded has vsi,t-n his
mothct Mrs Mary Dahl.in ~ i0i
North Nbyhell that h" expects a. he
ou' ~ tho hospital within u short
time and on his way back home
According to his letter Corpora
Dnhlrm was wounded IN the l.f,
tncr b, - piece ~ shripnel on Mon
a., h"fpr" IN" fighting ceased on
Tuesday vith the signing ~ the ~.
wisii'" Ne Nid that he would not
hr crippled permanently. but that II
Nouh probably take Snmn time be.
tore the wound WIS entirely we'll
Nts Dphlpm has four sons Ia the
H'ttl,o Two a." with the \ T. =
IN Itdrr" one IL at Camp Logan
ana the other is NJ Camp Iik" shr
Is expecting 'h" tWo stationed In this
country to b" discharged ana that
shr viii htvr them with her for
tht.s mas dinner
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
DEL lNQUENCY CHARGE
IS NOT SUBSTAhTlATeD

Tho first case coming before the
municipal iIdge involving the ylo-
htlon ~ the quarantine laws vaH
thht ~ po.'or ChildH. tried IN city
court Monday afternoon Doctor
'hi.d~ VAS rsonernt"d. the court
finding him not guilty
llr wa- charged WIN failing tO
report case ~ Influenza nf which
h~ had charge and negl'cting 10 take
any steps 20 quarnntupe IN" premises
The testimony showid that the chAe
had been dnRuosed as pneumonia
bu' that In making out The death
certificate after The patient had di.d
Doctor Child- had given pneumonia
~ the primary cause uf death and
influenza ~ IN" secondary cause
The court found after hearing all
he evidence offered hy the city that
there had been no violation ~ the
law and the charge was DISMISSED.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
DEED TO LAND FOR CAMP
PRESENTED TO Y. W. GIRLS

tn" regular meeting ~ the board
OF directors Of the YOUNG Wumcu's
Christian association Nrstri day
morning ~ headquarters wac fca.
iurod by the report ~ Mrs 4 ".
Roth, who In Just home from the nd-
winlsltation conference held ~ IA.
crlHior springs Extending over -cN-
ythl days, the purpose ~ the meet
ing Was tn plan the post war actiyi.
ti"N of the association
Among the prominent women In
attendance Who had - part on the
program were Mrs John b Uuckr-
f"ll"r. jf ~ New York; who this
year s presiding 80 mistress over
her fhthrr IN Laws town hou~. aud
has converted three floors ~ the
hnue into training school where
wnucn are being trained for recon
truCtlou work Mrs John French
ana Mis David Morris who are
equally prominent In the metropolis,
Also were present thus lending their
mora ~ well ~ financial support to
The great program being outlined
MtH Noth was the only representa-
iNc of oklahoma In attendance
During The progress of tho meet.
ing th" gift ~ 10 acres, 10 ~ which
~ot" ftum the oklahoma Union
railway and the remaining i've from
IN " VI Wilson. Tor girls sum.
mer camp, was reported hy Mrs Dan
! DAWSON, chairman " the camp
committee. 4 deed 10 the land which
II situated between Tulsa and He'd
Fork. and which IL most deslra ble
Tor girls summer ana week end
amp. has been presented To tho ss-
ISOLATION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
LARGE EXPENDITURE
WILL BE MADE SOON


Az .,..mout ~ t2uo ouU .. rep
,.,..f,.I 300 the plans ut the Iunti-
,rr.l. upN company thli involves
n. erection ~ warehouses ana
.,.u.r.pu uu half block of ground
,,,,r., purchased uu Davenport
t,.v.,u Main aud Houldcr m" stp
". .., north uf the katy track on
ru, prints ~ the proposed Inn
,t,,,u,u's have hrru made Hud II
!. pus. u,r contracts covering the
',,..ru. ton ~ the building viii hr
.t.., Very early date. Officials ut
an, company with authority to make
. .ftf,ytut us To- the definite plans
psf,. al ,uf ~ the city yesterday
Aside rum the facts that the
plu. have hrcu long IN contcmpn-
unr lr. p't,'ichlly authorized, work
=. ,tt,. uH soon as possible after
,he N4r GUIDED, nothing definite ~
made ihuD
I'M, continental supply company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Calomel isa dangerous drug II

Calomel isa dangerous drug II 10
mercury ana attacks your . me-.
iake dose of nasty calomel toiny
ard YOU will feel weak. sick nnd nsu-
seated tomorrow Don't los, n DAYS
work Take a spoonful ~ npdson 4
Liver Tone inr-,d and you will wake
up feeling great No moro bilious
nerr, constipation. slusgirhn-ss.
hesda che. coated tongue or sour
stomach Your druggist nys II YOU
dor't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts
h-'tcr than horrible calom-l your
money u waiting for you Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
TRUST Me! TRY DODSON'S LIVER TONE!
CAl0MEL HARMS LIVER. AND BOWEL S
Read My Guaranteed Lven Your Liver and Bowels and
Get Strengthened Up Without Taking Sckeniny
Calomel. Don't Lose Days Work

Ther"'s no reason why n person
'hould ake sickcning. saiivatlng cal
one when a few cents buys a large
bottle - uodson's Liver Tone a
perfect Substitute for calomel
II IL = pleasant vegetable ululd
which viii start your liver Just a.
surely - calomcl. but II doesn't
make You sick and cannot salivaic.
hilhren and grown folks can take
.su~h Liver Tone. because II is
Perfectly hai u,lcsA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Makes Quick \ir Irlp.

WAsIliNGTuN. bee II. Ira
hifilc. mail flyer. reported today
that he mad" the trip frSm New
York to Washington yesterday In an
hour and forty minutes. Including
n ten minute stop at rhlltl"lphi.
"" passed through snow and plrrt
storms ana temperature ut seven
degrees below zero
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Fancy Sets Of Perfume. Toilet
Water and Talcum

Iiu- Christmas line every good max
represented all posTlblr odorH aud comb
ma, nation. a. prices $2.2s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Pyralin Ivory Sets at Special
Prices.

s.is ~ manicure implements irsri boxes
and handkerchief bpsrr ALSO complete
Inc uf p,rahn IVORY ~ popular prices
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Toilet Water and Perfume 81

Al In fancy boSes, every wanted odot
.omr of tho mEkrs represented are Me-
ba. Elmo uudnut Mnvis ANA Nood"ofu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

Toilet water BOTTLES. hair receivers pie
ture frames. cloth brushes. hair brushes,
Fana combs powder bosc- ana hhir pln
holders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Dolls, Special-SI.35

hr'sed unhrcrt,hlr head baby faces
BE- hl0 Hblo nIl iu ,hno.e frnm. wor,
200 I" 30
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

lvers a Pond Flanov are en-
dorsed hy prominent must
clans and musical educators
wherever sold and especially
~ Tulsa where tho ilNcChka
club. composed of the hest
musicians of the city. select
ed the lvc,s a Pond ~ their
Official piano IN preference
to any other make
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Costume Velvets

ef.inch colors midnight blue rrn', rod,
.,..,,,,' .'".. .',,1 :, :. an" .%.'n. ""'' $1.9S
a6.Inrh 8 90 regularly UO TX
special ........ |-'sc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Mems Fancy Christmas Scarfs,
Special--&2.A5

'hrl"ii ~ effective frlnR-d scart- Per.
Elan designs hH well ~ black and whit.
mnri" silk worth 10 o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Women's and Misses
Suits a Price
Women's and Misses
Coats q off
Women's and Misses
Dresses g off
Women's Separate
Skirts IA off

The response to the of Vandever Cearanc
Sale of spirited for people know thi
store and its reputation for real value giving The
concerned all fall and winter stylessizes still
course some of the styles sold yet there's
goodly assortment to choose from Come today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Children's Fancy Embroidered
Handkerchief, per box, Csc


Mh"' come In pretty Christmas boxes and
the ties are really good clever nnscu.
llnr designs few sets siik hnndkrr.
'hl'f Hnd tie ~ IA" same price
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Toys. Special-35c

worth regularly to 15c. 90 0nO Iron tnys
u u coaches hotscs engines
fuylind, second foot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Christmas Gifts for Men and Women

the following items conveniently tabled
specially priced all suitable for Christmas giving