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Arizona republican., 1919-11-15
fashions
BY Evelyn Drum Hunt


Hail the fairy princel
He's just under twenty-five.
He's bachelor.
And he - nil this.
His Royal Highness Prince Edward,
Albert, Christian, George, Andrew,
Patrick, David of Windsor, Prince of
Wales, Earl Of Chester. Duke Of Corn
wall, Duke of Rothesay, Earl of Car
rick, Baron OF Renfrew, Lord of the
Isles, Grand Steward Of Senescha of
Scotland. lieutenant of the royal
navy. captain Of the Grenadier
Guards, Honorary Colonel in the
Cheshires. and during the war he was
aide to Field Marshal French and a
general staff officer with the British
army in the field.
Why is the United States interested
in the visit Of this young man? Partly
OF course because of the position he
holds as the eldest son of the ruler of
one OF the greatest nations Of the
earth, but surely also because of him
self.
For there is an air of romance about
this young Lochinvar who has come
out OF the east-a picturesqueness
that brings thoughts of the fairy
princes Of childhood tales.
In the first place, Edward Albert, by
all accounts. puts ION no airs" and
that endears him at once 20 the
American heart. He has proven him
. self a little ID" democrat. It Is a
foregone conclusion that he will re-
ceive a royal American welcome when
he visits Washington.
He Is mans man and a woman's
man. In Canada they've had a rip
ping time making a cowboy out of
him, dressing him up as an Indian,
getting him into the whirlpool of the
stock exchange. dancing him, feting
him, golfing him, sending him out into
the deep woods to hunt big game-and
he has come up smiling.
And Prince Charming
Here, then, is the reason we're for
him and for his visit in our land-be-
cause he has shown himself a "suou
scout" debonair, good humored, boy
ish in his enjoyments. "Romp" not
"pomp," is his word.
Perhaps. too. the prince will find a
Cinderella somewhere before he re-
turns TO England.
And the old law SAYS he NAV marry
the girl Of his heart, regardless of her
social status or acknowledgements
she wears silks and satins or Just sells
them.
The king and queen Of England can
petition parliament TO make any mar
Arizona republican., 1919-11-15

riage the prince might desire royal.
Wherefore, here's prince charming,
tall, slim, blonde, handsome, heir to
the throne Of a great kingdom, a lover
of life-and open to engagements.
OF course all the world is inter-
ested.
The first British heir apparent to
bear the title of the Prince of Wales,
was the son Of Edward I, who acquired
1t in 1901. He. Edward II, was born
in Wales at Caernarvon, in 1884, after
his father had invaded that country.
To appease the conquered Edward
gave his heir the title of Prince OF
Wales.
Negotiations are now under way to
purchase a Welsh residence for the
present Prince of Wales. Cardiff
Castle, owned by the Marquis of Butte,
is under consideration.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-15

was Turing my husband, that he was
making the tragedy an excuse for see
ing her at home, and that he was fun
filling her prophecy that he would
come to see her in spite of himself!
It was to be a short call Bob had
Arizona republican., 1919-11-15

that glorious beauty. The visit was to
take the form of an inquiry about the
child. The servants were to be inter
rogated, In way which wouldn't
arouse Miss Miller's suspicious.
1t was an explainable situation, out
wardly, but knew that the girls ego
tism would make her sure that she
Arizona republican., 1919-11-15

"You both do it." the girl replied,
and I'll watch"
Then put out your finger" the
grasshoppers both said.
When Peggy obeyed, she was re-
warded by having her finger covered
with a brown, sticky substance.
Didn't I do that pretty well?" asked
the locust.
Lovely the girl agreed. Il like to
watch your mouth move"
''Why?"
Because you always open it from
right to left instead of up and down.
What do you make molasses for?'
Peggy continued.
ITO protect ourselves with" an
swered the red-legged grasshopper
waving his feeler. TT wouldn't do any
good if we were trying to fight with
you. But there are bugs that wouldn't
exactly like having their faces covered
with sticky, bad smelling stuff which
| they could not get off,
Say" spoke up the Carolina Locust
how would you like to hear fortune
told?"
"Ohi I'd love it." cried the child.
| Come on, then" ordered the red
legged grasshopper.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-15

Peggy and Mourning Cloak visited
the different spots in the meadow
which the girl called tents.
why" she said to Mourning Cloak,
some of the grasshoppers have. red
and some yellow wings, and when they
fly, they are as beautiful as butterflies.
Does a grasshopped always have
wings?"
Does grasshopper always have
is Matched he can scarcely stand up.
He is just as hungry as any caterpillar
baby you ever saw. After eating and
melting four Or five times, he finds he
has pair Of wings"
AT circusses, Peggy declared,
there is lemonade and all sorts of
good things. There ought to be-"
eve make molasses," said a grass
hopper.
Don't let him fool you, the molasses
isn't good to eat" said a grasshopper
with red legs.
Want to see me make ?" said
the first grasshopper, who was a Caro-
lima locust.
He wants to show off," said the
red-legged grasshopper. IT can do it
too. Want to see me-"
Arizona republican., 1919-11-15
CoDueAAd 100 b. the

5ob's Test Reveals Nothing But a New
Terror for Me-Certeis' Butler in
Katherine Miller's Employ
only once in many generations is
tiger-woman born. How l wish Kath-
crime Miller could have skipped my
time" ! complained TO myself as Bot
departed to make his next call upon
Arizona republican., 1919-11-15

it concerns the baby"
And still 1 couldn't speak. 1 was
thinking of the days I had lived in
Certeis house and how Certeis hao
Arizona republican., 1919-11-15

where to find the best market for it.
He would never dare to offer his wares
to Bob Lorimer, but he would know
Just when Miss Miller could use his in
formation and he could twist it to suit
any price she would say.
ITO Be Continued)
Arizona republican., 1919-11-15

tried to love me--under Berghoffs
eyesl
And I had not yet told my husband.
/ had tried to do so more than once
Nothing should interrupt me again.
Berhoff was true Hun. He knew
the value of secret information, and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
c. OF c. IS READY
TO MEDIATE STRIKE
~p,S'iai Commission Wonid Hep Gci
Electricians and Workers
Together Again.

lilff"t "nv'a ~ wage scale Ice.
tween electrical contractors aud Tie
lora electrical workers union may
hc mribtrd by the arbitration con-
mlttc" ~ the chamber of Commerce
ltrpr"H' nia'IVrz ~ the rmpluyrr =
were a. Ia" trsulnr meeting ut the
chamber uf commerce directors yes
trrdhN nnd after thcir ease had teen
stated. II WAS voted that the officers
~ the arbitration committee hr Of
ferri 10 handle the mHtici
The r,oVttiOnl workers have been
ON u strike since January I hcrhuHc
the contractors refuse tu inset dc
mHnd tnt an in,roaso ~ WAGES from
81 tu - a dnV
The arbitration committee ~ IA"
Chnmhcr of Commerce II composed
ot the tfpl owing members John "
Simmonn T. " Htcrr. VIM ~ liot
Htrr. q T. warren hni G. ~ Doug
laH
Secretary Douglas Yesterday AL
ViAcd both parties tu the controversy
thar the committee vas ready To ~.
sist IN getting an agreement, II u-
services were desired
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
lIEBKNECHT OPPOSED
GERMAN MILITARISM
Dead spnrincah Leader Iong Ac-
tive In Rattle NgRinsi tulrr~ of
tountry-Was IN Army.
LEADS REVOLT ON EBERT
Nftcr Nrlcasc Irom Prison lie OR.
gani,c- Spar,ncnn pnr,,---Onc
Iccturcd III t-nitrd States.

REllllN Jan II katl raul
august l.lehknocht. the dead spar.
hchn leader was born ~ lalpsic on
august 10 1917 After h,ins
Graduated from the University of
I"ipslc he entered politics M so
cihl!si lie was radical opponent
" the mili'arlst policies ~ Ger.
many from the first nf his polltical
career and this attitude brought
about his trial on charge ~ hlgh
treason In 1907 following the ap.
nchrance ~ An nnlinilitAry PAM
phlrt written by him The charge of
high treason was not proved. but
n" was convicted on 4 Less serious
count ana sent 10 prison Tor ls
months
Doctor l..chknccht visited Amer
tea IN 1910 ana leolurod In New
YORK during his stay IN that city
In lpl2 hr VIVA elected To the
'l'ruhn fclChsing from l'otrdam and
N" newt NoaN caused furorc In
Germany hy bringing charges against
the krupps saving that that urgan-
izntion was inspiring war spirit
against the French lie continued
his. attacks ana IN m. course ~ de
bat" mentioned Emperor William
ana the crown prince ns being In.
volv"d IN IN" alleged conspiracy cen.
tering around ktupps ~ "a result
OF his revelations several army Off.
GERS were tried Tor accepting bribes
from krupps They were convicted
hut received light sentences
On Russian Front.
when the great war broke out
Doctor l.ichkn"cht refused To 40 mil
itafN duty uud IL Nns rumor,u that
he had been executed This report
was untrue as he was later found
IN the ranks of an cngincer battalion
on the Russian front. where IN DE
cemher, 1913 he was aerlouHy In.
lured hy a falling tree
Although In the Germhny army
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
CALLED STRONGEST
WOMAN IN GERMANY
ito-a Luxembourg Gained r,,l,
Ihr'ugh Long Career 81 Socialist
Ac'iNt,-'n'omclS Appearance.

BERLIN. THURSDAY Jan ic-
Rosa IuNrmburg. who mas been
murdered was dubbed "thr .trnnr
est woman In Hcrmnny." hut con.
'tary 20 the general impression she
did not have an active personal mart
IN the staging of the revolutionary
movements In kicl and Rerlin. NJ
she was In prison until few DAYS
heforo the outbreaks OF November
however Hh" lost no time In enter
Ing the frny ana In nine weeks cam.
phlgn she became even moro radical
IMAM Doctor Liehknech, earning the
title OF high pricstess Of bolshev-
ism "
She wns small fat misshapcn and
uncomely, but kccn-cycd and men.
mlly vigorous She posscssed n re-
mnrkahle almost masculine vocal
equipment Nush wRs born In Rus
sian Poland December %. 1870.
She married Doctor" I.ucheck In
Dresdent for the sole purpose of oh
tainlnR German citizenship. They
parted the day after the wedding
The Russian government did not
recognize the marriage. the purpose
OF which was to prevent her extra
dition
Ilff uuNl iAllffNhHln AfnNNtU nor
constantly NJ International gather.
inHs ~ radical socialists Rosa wns
skilled parli,mentnrian although
many ~ her intellectual .comrnd des
called her a superficial agiiator. For
Rebel Ilaase and other German so
clnlis's she was formerly the social.
ist partys "enfant terrible She
studied In Zurich. specializing on
economies. hut sh" was never per.
mittcd to participate In the inner
councils ~ the radicals
Rosa seemed to cast \ smell over
her German comrades with her lnrid
tanaiicims Her effect on the masses
was even more pronounced She
would step 10 the edge of the plat
form the minute abe was announced
and with wonderful flow ~ ora O.
tory and slcdFchnmmer gestures she
would convert herself into vocal
dynamo.
II is believed that Rosa was. at
tho bottom of her heart, convinced
of the hopelessnsss NJ the Russia n
brand OF socialism. She made the
folio wing statement In n recent
speech IN Rerlin:
Socialism docs not mean the con.
vening of parliaments and the en-
nctmcnt of laws II menrs the over
throw of the ruling classes with all
the brutality at the disposal OF the
prolctariat'
Rosa fIrs, came into pubic notice
In 1901 In the minor courts " rrus-
sin. she was repeatedly fined and
Imprisoned for minor offenses and
proved an obs'repcrous prisoner
iIeT me appeared on the editorial
pn n yllff the gpartuCnn Rcd Flag ns
coeditor with Doctor Liehkncchi
but her editorials were rarely In rv.
idence during the revolution
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
MAJESTIC

IN the Majestic display advertised
lonhy there IN n line which reads
wv 10 get in" II means Just that
YOU expect to see The Wildcat OF
at'S Noull have 10 come early for
" seems that everyone In town I'm.
lends 20 see II and II looked like hair
,he town was at the MA iostic ycstcr.
day when The wildcat" opened for
two-dny engagement.
Mhlestlc patrons expected TO see
something unusual and thev were
not disappointed The wildcat of
lnris.' In which Priscilla Dean plays
the leading role In about the most
UNIQUE and startling photoplay ever
oHered at this theater. Never has
such felinlty OF character ever been
poor'rayed by anv woman. From
hlky' lazy. slnuositv to alert blazing
raging activity, Miss Dean invests the
nr' of The wildcat" with all that
inc name implies
Nsld" from the wonderfuI chnrac-
'ctHation OF Miss Dean. ana the ey-
c-Hent work ~ the other members
oi the specially selected cast. the
snfN rrinH from the start and holds
.he spectator until the last. Little
wonder that this play has become n
w WV Nofh ana We NAV
shortly expect To see wildcat"
cnltfures wildcat" gowns and va
tlous other items OF feminine adorn-
ment inspired by this amazing film
play
This IN tho last dav on which "rhe
wildcat ~ paris" will be shown and
one II looking for rare entertain
n'n' or novel and interesting type,
,h'' u surely find n at the Majestic
nhhV Programmed with the main
RUfhction In the latest Gaumont
N"WS which. among tho many items
Wown " n snlcrdid closeup ~ tho
,''" colonel Roosevelt taken a short
We hetore his death This excel
mh, news service is n permanent
Majestic institution and IL changed
WI" each week-Thursday and
tomorrow and Monday comes the
p"nnhr favoriie. Tom Moore In
""'oIHwNnS latest film production
20 West Young Man" Critical
l"""rs have praised n highly and
" IN addition to the Fox sunshine
,'h"dy, Choose Your Exit" and
w" new Gaumout Weekly. the show
Nv th' Majestic SUNDAY promises
amusement Of exceptional quality
ana Interest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
MAY MAKE SlNN FElN
LAWS MORE STRICT
nubIin Hears Government Conicn.
pia,c- Proclamation Tightening
Restrictions ON Irish.
FEDERATION PLAN PROPOSED
sul,r,.siIon Offered Ia Give t'isfcr
Protection Without Rringing
Province Under Full Control.


BfULIN Jan 1.-THE govern
p.en'. lt Is reported here. is about To
issue proclamation tightening the
r,N. AGAINST the Sim Foiners some
months ago a proclamation was is-
snci under the Crlmes act. declaring
mat the Sim Feiners were danger.
ans This was the necessary prcliml-
nary step 10 IN" suppression ~ tho
organization. but no sbscquen, step
has vet been taken
once a proclamation suppresslnv
the sim Fcln is issued n becomes u
r,imc ~ belong tn the ORGANIZATION
ana the government can prosecute
nny member and send him To laA
Thr Sim Foin intends To summon
its own parliament ana has ALREADY
he'i two preliminary meetings n
'ronfs the last election ~ an nc, ot
se'f-dciermination and looks upon
all porsons elected regardless of
ptrtv az membcs, ot tho Irish a-.
pemhlv Accordingly they have issued
Invitations to their own mcmh h.rs ns
well aa tho Carsonites and nation
nlls's hut no one OF the other pnriy
members " taking any notice Of H.
Thirty four OF the Sim Feirers
elected are In imprisonment In Eng.
land and ireland while pnirick Mae
Cnrien Liam Mellowcs and Dinrmuid
lynch are IN the United Stnics Thi.
situation has DELAYED the calling OF
tho national assembly
Tho Sim Feiners intend. II the M %
'lonnl assembly meets To- nominate
Professor dc Valera Arthur Grif-
fitha and Count plunkctt ~ Delegates
~ the peace conference They will
claim representation ~ II ireland
were separate state like belgium
or Serbia They 10 not eNneci that
their claim will be granted but are
doing nl they can To- get President
Wilson 70 raise the Irish question
Tho Sim fciners pre not the nnlv
people who look 10 President Wilson
fnr aid Another groun " "a section
~ moderate oninlon under Captain
Gwvune n former member 90 nnrlia-
mcnt. who has n scheme fnr home
ru'c along federal liIrs This nlan
involves parliament for all affairs
other than lmrsrlnl common 10 Ire
land iniluding taxation. over their
own local business This scheme
would give Ulster protection without
putting Il In n privileged position.
II ls believed that ireland would
accept this or a similar plan II 4,
came from n neutral tribunal instead
~ from the British parliament.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18

ne did not cease his attacks hgninr'
the military system and vrrvrral timc-
ne was reported 10 h" involved ~
hdiet controversies with the Junk"t
leaders of Gernnny This -'rugsir
went on until MAY ! laia when HI"
was arrested fot making an lncrn
hiirN address AT a MAY daN demon
Hira,ion IN Iierlin After ,r'ai nc war
sentenced to prison for 10 month,
From this sentence he appealed ana
on rettial was sentenced 10 IAN foi
four years and one month
THIS -rnt-nc. resulted In stnN.
disorders ~ lieriin aud Spandau. d-.
mandH being made Tor Doctor Itch
knrchrs release Whll- IN prison
he continued 10 write articles which
we're given clandrstinc circulation
among the socialists of Germany
tine or hs pamphlets accused the
Herman government or being guilty
of bringing ON the war. During hts
nprironm.nt he was elected to the
rrichstag from spandau
After being In prison I've wears
and two months. he was released on
octoher 20 i9ls In the political
caiaclysm that developed In tier.
many early IN November trsuli,rg
IN the ahdlcation ~ Emperor VII.
liam. his fliHht and the establish
m-nt ~ q socialist government Doc
tor iLrbkncrht played "A prominent
part
Iseds Spartncans
when the Ebert government hR I
h"en In existence only few days
Doctor i.iebknecht became leader of
"a radical socialis, faction known -
the spartncus -l-meht Rumnrs
came 10 the world that a terrorist
revolution was imminent and this
developed late In December Tn.
rising tide of radicslism reached It's
crest during the first week OF Jan
nary when the Spariacsns came into
armed conflict with troops loyal ~
the Ebert government After a week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
ARRIVALS OF TRANSPORTS
ANNOUNCED LATE IN MONTH

WAslIINuTON. Jan. 1.-The
transport Malta. bringing 900 of.
ficcrs and l. 800 men from France.
will arrive ~ noston January II,
and IN. transport Orisaba with 100
officers and 1900 mon, II due AZ
New York January 20, Units aboard
the Mel,n. the war department an
nuunred today, include casual com
pnnies of men from Massac usetts.
ohio. lowe and Missouri, a detnch-
mrnt from the army anti aircraft
school. u provisional anti aircraft
replacement battery. and 2si casual
officers
The Orixaha also Ia bringing about
500 sick and wounded. the s1d an.
munition train, and eight casual
companies, one from Missouri.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
Tulsa Theaters
nItONDWNY

TulsanS who desire entertainment
'hai iS different entertainment that
embraces n world OF Wholesome com
cay and lots az good singing and
dhncins, should not miss the NJ link.
company N the broadway today In
w" western comedy plnylet. SHOW
ING speed. And there In some speed
on IN" part of Al Bridge and Eddie
m"tierman, Including the Allah rug
ln'tg IL clever story which In
nvhes footrnce and u lot OF gamb-
ing ana shooting aud funny sayings
Nv hdghr Harnett and Loie bridge
,nh really make matters highly in
,r'cMihg FINAL perfoYnances viii
ann mere VIII be complete change
or program SUNDAY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
BAKER ASKS SOLDIERS
TO RESPECT UNIFORMS

NASHlNGTON. Jan. i7-In n
,e.neta order published TO the army
,.,"y. secretary Baker called upon
lcotH and men TO maintain the
n,sh regard Tor tho uniform whIch
nas oeen established throughout the
u confidently expect you 10 main.
am your standards throughout the
,,'ns days OF rehabilitation. when
" tendency To throw off army dis.
The order ssya " ~ V''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18

II fighting the sp,rtacan~ were he.
frH'rd During the conflict II wts
r'porird several times that Doctor
l.i.hknr,ht had been Killed
Doctor lArbknechts arT--, ful.
lowed II was announced WrdnCH
dnV that he was uuaticred in the
Hotel Eden. u fashionable hotoi ~
the western part ~ herlin II i-
probable while he was being taken
from this place To prison that he At
tempted tn escape and waA klllrd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
GERMANS MAKE CAMPAIGN
AGAINST B0lSHEvlST RULE

~ The Associated Pre-,
HEltLlN. "Wednesday, Jan. 10 --
WIN the elections To the nntlunt,
assembly less than four days off the
bourgeois parties are hrnding every
effort to rail-, both male ana fcma.c
voters IN ~ signnt,c ptotcst against
holshcNiHm
The women ~ l'rtlln nr. carry
.ng ON an active campaign They
are krcny alive to the .rHurS IN
vnlved ana appear to be taking tu
their new franchise privilege With .
spitit ~ und. standing Their vote,
probably vii h- east IN at uNrt-
whrlming prrpondcrnnrr IN iaVor ~
'hr sncinlirl, ana bourgeois drmu-
cratic tickets
Il " not expected that " viii hc
pussihl. To Vet any definite idea ~
he result ~ the hhilutins before
he middle nf next week. because ~
the badly interrupted i"lrFrnphic
and railway communication
Frdctnl Motor Company Used tht
show January 20 to ~. 6li south
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
Sale of Gloves

Gloves for Street Motor and preHs
wear are presented In this Snlc
nt sensational reductions. Wool.
khaki. astrakan. wool. jersey ana
silks are included. Unlinrd. ana
fieccrd. wool, cotton knitted and
fur lined styles are available.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
n, I,c,,,rr Training shl,.

piiiI.AbEl.riIlA, Jan ~ lltN-
Ing done their share In making naval
history. the old hnttlcships Iowa. In
diana and MASSACHUSETTS are On their
way to Norfolk today 10 become
training ships
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18

$3.50, $40 and $42.5O
Suits and Overcoats in sta
pie colors and patterns,
fancy stripes, ch ks,
plaids and mixtures in
wool cassimers. ...,...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18

$50, $3.50 and $35 Suits
and Overcoats in new mod
els, fabrics and pattern ef-
fects in all types for the
ultra or conservative dress
er
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
Sale of Caps

Entire stocks are included at these
remarkable savings
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
2:75
e "
Sale of Sweaters

This presentation includes our en-
tire sweater and Knit Ooods
stock, Jerseys and Biip-ovsrs. Army
Sweaters, Aviators' Jackets. etc,
etc. A wide range OF styles and
coiors In all sizes from ~ to ~ are
available for those who buy early.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
Fur Caps

All Reduced
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18

Frdrrnl Motor Company Used car
show January 20 To- "a 6li south
iioulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18
Sale of Toques
and scarfs 10 match
Half Price

Plain coiorr and color combina-
tlons -. knitted by Phoenix--ail
wool.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-18

Sale of Hats-Felts and DerbieS
Only the finest Domestic and Imported Hats are Of
fered in this Sale: c. & X. Debbs and Borsano. The
newest Fall and Winter shades and the very highest
grades presented.
9o0t Felt Hats and Derbes now priced. $3.50
6.0Ol Io,, uats ord De,hes now nriced SdSO
6.5Ol -" ''"' ' ~ ~ r
8 8.50l Fol, Hats md Dorb;es noyy nriced SSSO
7.5OI rei' ii"'' OH" O INV p - '~
$1,000 I'll, u,, .,l Dorh;os ,ou ,r;ced &c sn
sl2.50I f'i' ~ ~ D0 INV ~