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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
INTERESTING LOCAL AND PERSONAL
WnnuNuuMNnm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES """"""""""
NEWS GATHERED DURING THE WEEK

The Congregational Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs. Roy E. Steven
son Thursday afternoon, Sept. 4th.
Go into the Cash store and look their
Fall Millinery over. Very clever
things are being shown there.
Mrs. ]. H. Parker and daughter
Betty and Mrs. Elizebeth SPELLS re-
turned home last Thursday evening
from the mountains.
Elwood Ballard and family of Gala
tin, Mo-, who have been visiting with
his sister, Mrs. H. L. Dunkle, left
Wednesday for their home in Missouri.
Elmer Gangwisch left last Thurs
day night for Kenesaw, Nebr., where
he was called on account Of the death
of his sister-in law. Mrs. Gangwisch
having gone there several weeks pre-
Avious.
Only about twenty-five percent po-
tato crop is estimated in Sedgwick
county this year, which is not in keep
ing with the bumper grain crop, as
well as the pleasing indications for
big yields of sugar beets and other
crops. Spuds are apparently the only
"white elephant" for the farmers in
this section this year.
The farmers and their families are
urged not to forget the free picture
show entertainment at the new Hippo
drome theatre in Julesburg next Sat
urday afternoon, given under the aus
pices of the Julssburg business men
whose names appear in the half-page
announcement elsewhere in this issue
of the Grit-Advocate. Remember that
the entertainment commences prompt
ly at two O'Clock and that the farm
ers and their families will be admit.
ted absolutely free.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
RAILROAD PARK is NOW
SOURCE OF CIVIC PRIDE

It would not be justice to the Union
Pacific railroad company if we did
not express our sincere appreciation
for the splendid manner in which the
railroad park situation has been
remedied. It is now place OF beau
ty and civic pride, the grass and trees
having taken on very inviting ap-
pearance, and attendants employed by
the railroad company are busy each
day caring for the park Our citi.
zens owe the Union Pacific railroad
company a vote of thanks for their
recent action in putting the park in
the present splendid condition. We
have reason to be grateful to the rail-
road company for this pleasing state
of affairs.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
r.t m do vour lob work.


Miss Dorothy Higgins of Chicago,
Ill.,. who has been visiting with her
sister, Mrs. E. NJ Kelsey and family,
returned to her home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Williams of Greeley,
Colo. who has been visiting with her
daughter. Mrs. H. W. Bolton and fam
lily. returned home last Tuesday.
in. French was a passenger to
Denver last Tuesday to spend a few
dsys with Mrs. French, who is in q
hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Shepherd spent
last Sunday in Red Lion, Colo. visit
ing with Mr.. Shepherds parents. Mr..
and Mrs W. A. Shepherd.
F. P. Walters returned home last
Tuesday from Wisnor, Nebr., where
he had been visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. E. D. Charles and family re-
turned home last Sunday from Lin
coin Nebr., where they have spent the
past month visiting with relatives.
Miss Alice Doner of Benton, ILL.,,
principal Of the Julesburg public
schools, arrived here last Friday, pre-
paratory to entering upon her school
duties for the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Hendricks of
Ashland, Nebr.. who have been spend
ing the past two weeks in Julesburg
visiting with their son. G. F.. Hen
bricks and wife, returned to their
home Wednesday,
Mrs. Youngren and two children Of
Kasota, Minn., spent last Saturday
and Sunday with her niece, Mrs. Guy
Smelser and husband. they being en-
route to their home from Denver
where they have been visiting.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
SEDGW1CK COUNTY LAND SRA
IDLY CHANGING HANDS WITH
ADVENT OF MANY NEWCOMERS

sedpwick county land is changing
hands very rapidly these days, ana
While the prices are steadily raising
there is great difference between
1and here that is selling from $50. to
con M ner acre on the south table
,thsn land in the east which is selling
from $4,000 to $4,000 per acre.
Sedrwick county land is proving 70
10 a much more profitable invest
.,.n+ than the eastern land, and the
rs.nlt is that every day brings land
seekers here who are taking advsn!-
40. of the many opportunities wnicn
abound in this section.
Aner the visitor has made tour
~ inspection, he is naturally very 1av-
.or.bly impressed. there being IN evi- @
dence bumper crops and prosperity
~ ali sides coincident with the great
str;des Of progress being made. fne
ss.,,it ia that Sedgwick county Is
Growing by leaps and bounds; .nere
go numerous newcomers who are
coming here to share in th's se''''" .
prosperity. .a .
..n because Of being stage stat'oh
INV back in 1920, is now a ."s,..,;. saoss.H.
~; ~ and rapidly growing metropolis
- ~ . most fertile agricultural secslon; n
There is at least twice the volume ..
t,,.;r.s, transacted here than vas tne
- - f.v years ago, all Of which II
.;a.nt es:s / MT With the rapid strides OF
progress and development oems &c
-. nl;ahn6
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
INJURED IN RUNAWAY

runaway occurred last Tuesday
.tarroon on the road east OF Jules
s,,ro when a team being driven by
NJ. Ed Phelps, became unmanage-
NJ NJ Mrs. Phelps was holding her
small baby upon her lap while or,v. INV
;mm ~ When the team began to run
ns' ns threw the baby to the ground
sns hu .ome unusually fortunately
anu .rce the little one was unm'
s.d Mrs Phelps was less fortu'
nate, as she was thrown 1tom . ~. 49,.
hnrrv, h being badly bruised about ns 1ns
e.,der, oSssy, but no bones broken: Dr
s. T. Dutton rendered medical AID
.na she is getting along nicely
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
UNION PACIFIC BRAKEMAN
HAS HAND CRUSHED

T. E. Titchman, freight brake
man on the Union Pacific, suffered
painful injuries Wednesday morning
in the Union Pacific yards here when
one of his hands was badly crushed
while engaged in coupling up To-
connective to string Of cars, the hand
being caught in the coupling in some
manner. Union Pacific Surgeon DR.,
F. G. Dutton rendered medical aid
to the injured man.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
DINNER TO BE
HELD ON SEPTEMBER 2ND.

The regular monthly community din
ner will be held at the Congregational
Church building next Tuesday even
ing, Sept. 2. All are invited to at
tend this occasion. Following is the
menu.
MENU
Roast Beef Mashed Potatoes
Brown Gravy
Cabbage Salad Tomatoes
Cumbers
Bread and Butter Coffee
Ice Cream
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
LOSES BALANCE AND FALLS
IN DITCH ON MAIN STREET

Howard c. Morgan, while working
in front of the new Rozell building in
Julesburg last Friday afternoon, lost
his balance and fell into a ditch which
had been excavated for water con-
nections. Mr. Morgan was taken to
the offices of Dr. J. F. Hart, where
medical attention was given him
Aside from being bruised up the in.
iuries were not of a serious nature
and Mr.. Morgan is again at work, moi
much worse for the experience.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
RE-
CORDED DURING
THE PAST WEEK

Aug. 2O-George E. Boggs to c. W.
White, lot 2 and the SWA Of NEA a.
Las. 100000.
Aug. 2O-Joe Steger and Florence
Steger to ]. H. West, SWA 3412-43
$72OO.O0.
Aug. 22-Harry Davis to Ralph D
Otto and Orplia o. Otto. NWE 10-l1.
43. $96OO.00.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
DECLARED IN
SANE BY INSANITY BOARD

John rrieberger. Russian who was
taken into custody by the authorities
last week, was given hearing before
the insanity commission in this city
last Monday The commission decid-
ed that the man was mentally derang-
ed and ordered that he be sent to the
state hospital for the insane at Pueb-
10, Colorado,
Sheriff Thunderstorm and deputy h.
C. Kinsman left Tuesday morning on
No. Is for Pueblo to deliver Frieber-
ger to the state institution.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS AT
HOME THURSDAY EVENING

Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Smelser and
Misses Wilma and Stella Smelser en-
tertained a number Of their friends
to a dance last Thursday evening
The occasion was in honor of Miss
Dorothy Higgins of Chicago, Ill.,, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. N. Kel-
sey in this city. Refreshments were
served and very enjoyable evening
was had by all present.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
TOOLS STOLEN FROM MACHINE

A new threshing machine when
was consigned 20 Ray Hodges of this
city from Lincoln, Nebr., arrived here
Sunday morning. 1t was discovered
that the belts. tools. etc. had been
stolen while in transit. There is no
clue as to the robbers or where the
theft was committed.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
HOBOES ARRESTED UPON A
CHARGE OF STRIPPING CAR

Two hoboes. who gave their names
as Henry Heron, Jr.. of Marsellles'
Iowa, and Raymond Pudi. were ar
rested Wednesday morning by Special
officer Henry Flick upon a charge OF
stripping automobiles at Big Springs.
They were turned over to Constable
Meyers of Big Springs. who took
them there Wednesday afternoon.
where they will face a charge of grand
larceny.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
PROMINENT FARMER AND
FAMILY WILL MOVE HERE

George M. Baxter, a prominent
farmer of the south table section,
this week sold a quarter section Of
land four miles north of Amherst to
Clarence McCone. Mr.. Baxter ex-
pects to soon move to Julesburg with
his family, he having some time ago
purchased the Earl Harris residence
property in the west part Of Jules
burg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28
UNDERGOEs OPERATION

Miss Olive Pound of this city un-
derwent on operation for appendicitis
at st. Luke's hospital in Denver last
Friday, and We are glad to report
that she is recovering nicely from the
results Of the operation. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Pound and Miss Grace
l.. Rood are at her bedside.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-28

Sedgwick County Fair, Sept. II, l8,
and 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
U. S. IS NOW EXPECTED
TO TAKE LEAD IN LUNB,

NEW ORLEANS, March g
Europes reconstruction rcoo.
ments are expected 10 max. ,
United States the leading linn,
exporting nation Of the. word
cordlnR to statement accom-.
ing production statistics comm
and made public here today nv !
Rhodes, secretary manager o, ,
southern Pine association
Russia, Austria Hungary and {,
den which before the war conf,
utcd moro than half the wo,.
lumber exports, says the sta,crn
are virtually out OF the market ,
Rhodes added that prcscn, No,
at. southern Dln- mills are ns,,
2j per cent below norma
Orders aggregatlng $50 coat
,cct have already been mad.
BUYERS of France, the sfaier,
said Greece wants 700O06t
az soon as It can he delivered II,
which recently purchased 3iO6 a
feot Of southern pine. want, h.
Ireds Of millions OF feet. while b.
land has already GlaCed an o,d
with canada for a billion feet'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18

have made the federal r"s"rV" lh"
iumIuiu, factor over state habN
and thereby dcDrt1ael their ~ %
prcSug" ana responsibilities In bank
ing circles DElHhomaB failure iu
mis- regard i7 taken IA q direct siam
~ senator Robert /. owen, father
p' the law creating tho fedora. sys-
t-u
IN" zane law has b""n passed IN
'uI'radY wyoming ana Sew Mexico
ana recommended Tor phisug" iu
huIu houses OF the legislatures of Nr
hruss1 and Kansas Al ~ these
states are IN tho Tenth district. tho
sam" az Oklahoma The frdcrI.
reserve uaul, In handling several mil
Ions Ot Gollars worth ~ paper from
state. bank iu oklahoma that are
non members OF the federal reserve
system said "a prominent national
banker her" tonight Tho nou-mcm-
I"rs put NE paper snrgNNh national
member hauk, and IN that wav %
'rtrHcd IN" federal r"s"ryN bank
which gladly lJans~ The money md
i' Ia 'h.. money that ls saving western
oklahoma today
som, d,y the unit ~ the resources
~ too federal bank may be- reached
ana 10 'nI' event tho paper ~ tho
s',.r banks is rh" first TIM, viii bo
uru"d down lnd Oklahoma hlnh
ing officials permitted ihclaw TO bee
introduced ~ would have boon prhscd
and millions of dollars moro would
D." placed ht the disposul ~ the p.u.
Ole ~ uu state hf the government
'htn IB nov available.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18

miles. section u, from a point six
miles north OF Tulsa on barley road
20 within two 'mily OF Sklatook,
seven miles; section A. from last
point north 70 Skistook, The three
sections complete the road from
Tulsa TO Skiatook
Section h, southeast corner OF tho
city OF Kendall. south four miles,
section l.. begins at south end ot sec
lion X, three miles east and Two
m lies nsltith. intcrscctlng the Bxhy-
Broken Arrow road, section y be-
gins at intersection Of R'Nby broken
Arrow road with section J.. four miles
south and one mile east to Fry post
office, section Q from Fry postoffice
20 north end OF BiNhy bridge section
H. five miles south from Tulsa on
Peoria avenue. toward, jerks section
g. from point five miles south OF
Tulsa on Peoria avenue. 20 jerks
Much of the grading on this ~
miles ~ road * completed or Is now
under way. eight grading Camus now
operating In various parts ~ the
county. Grading viii have been com
pleted before time FOR the successful
contractors 10 begin their work Of
sIrfaClng the roads.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
LEGISLATURE FAILS
TO PASS BANK LAW
This 4. only state In Tenth Di~trict
Thni DOCS Nut Take Action I"
Allow Joining Iir~cryc

kANSAg CRY March -. laws
pernItins slato banks 10 Deuum"
ut.uhors pt The rode-,I reserve Fyr.
tom ON Tho same basis aA naUyut,
banks have been passed or recon-
m,ud,l f,yurAb,y in the lcglHla ur"H
a. .,yrr,. .ttaf. IN tho Tenth federal
rr.-rya district c1cep'Iug oklahoma.
according 4, an nnnuung"tnou iUdAy
by n, federal reserve hank Tho
r,iu,u, N.. current In banking 'lf.
rlrg hen. ihA nftprndun that Okla.
hanna drf,.rury in this matter ID"
dyo Ia politics. f. II an established
f,,. that when u became known
tina. r,. GkH,uoma BANKERS a'su.
citation nad NOT ,auyrd the IurudI'.
ton uf su.u Il oil. lu the leg ",t'u'",
nnt f. kuulny. lrdrrul reserve ng"uf
AID ,r...4u,uf prnhomau mhun a.
srr.a. .r.n,. O., pkhhomn CIty ana
r,.I .yrfrrrurrs win Frrd Dennis.
stale h4uNug comm ,sIuu,r, Hui
.rrYncf. ~ the state isuklug board
Ii,'ptau. ..,y Governor Robertson hut.
m, Mff,. ts said 60 have ElNvu hH
.iuuti,.IfrI .yupruynI io Hu.u 4 rp"a-
mr., bat when N came in bvuul, nui
me L,rklry hoard Hausa, s'ru.t z
4uly .,rt.r zrycraI fIiilr aItrwu.- iu
yrt them hrninl. tho propagation.
uu,usiy IA yild io have Irft iu dla.
vusi II,.drr,nTrd. II is slId. thtf Doe
,S,pt ia oklahoma Iu the interests
II the pruposcd law Nnlo'y because
he wnnlal 10 gye oklahoma rhr
opportunity ~ gaming the nII ton"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18

KIDNEYS,
PURIFIES BLOOD

Toe can; expect seah kidney, tt
rtet 'ht acids and poisons out II rru,
,,''tsm anless theJ are gwen uttls bel,
lonf allow them H. become diseA,et
uhen h nttlc attention now Vill IRE
Nsu' H. Don't t!y TO cheat nature.
- soon NJ you commence TO have
tackAcheS feel nervous and tired, GET
FlsN, These are usually warning,
thst your kidneys srs not working
trQperly,
DO not delay minute Go after n,
"'se ~ your ailments or you may md
Sou.-,.l In the grip Of an incur, bic d.
sh'e. GOLD MEDAL Hssrlem nj cap.
,ules wilt Eirr almost Immediate reheI
from kdreJ troubles GOLD MED.
AZ HAArltu OIL Cspsues ulll Do
the wotE They are the pure o-iriaal
HssrlsmLQ.I Capsules imported direct
rem the laboratories ID Haarlem. Hol.
land Ask your druggist for GOLD
MEDAL and sccept no substitute.
Look sor the name GOLD MEDAL on
every boz. Three sizes, sealed psckMes
Mones refunded Il they do not auickl,
kslE yoA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
BIG MOVING PICTURE
INDUSTRY FOR TULSA
I.cnl Businc-z Men rur' hnSr Rights
tu Harold Itcll wrtghts Prod
urts for IhrCC states
DISTRIBUTING CENTER HERE
oklahoma. Arkansas \ ttraCt I Ons
Company Headed 10y 7 l.. lar
a,n, Experienced Manager


Interest wuH heightened yesterday
,.,,,,, A. .,,,. ,,rotpr,I mar the np.
Az. -,
"'""'N''E "" '' '".'' "' '''' '''
Hrt WriEhlH ne" picture. he
Fnopnrrd NJ the Hur VIII he IN
l,. tho .r.,,,y,r,,pt and dI,.ri,up.
'' I"''' h'H''''' '''"' VINO n''' P''
chased the stale rirhia ,n bkthhHWh
Arkansas ana Taxa. NJ this biz at.
,...,.
Ihn' lb.hH promises .' ''''"'
the homo ~ one of the hiRE"E' film
aIsirlbutipg gnrccrn. I'm the rou'n
v,a, IIerciotnro ,u moving pic.
,,,., have hccp handed lp ,hIs Ter.
,itc,, srou Itrus,a CIV Dallas and
pkl,pn,p, rily l.f recognizing the
r,gt m,t Tul., 4. tho abest aTuer
mont r,,, lr this ,,rt a, thr country
rul.. bp.,nns, mon have determined
ia rush Tu,s, 10 thr front ma make
a. , dlstrIbniing center fo- his extra
ordlnary new industry now ranked
ne nfh IN tho nations commercial
lfe.
,o,.u,,,. .,,r,rily f,r,nc, ~
local cnplrnI kuowu as tho "OkIa
A,k A,,r,ctiorrr y,ith r. y Larson
formerIv uannyrr OF tho IYrst Na
,i,rnI t,hthtot's circuit ia Okln-
hon. ~. general manager Mr.
Iaraon IN VOL tnown I'm th. motion
nlr,uro world M mi. tcrrltnry for his
husrnsss nhll,ty npVrrsslye enter
n,t.I,y ,,e,hobs and hrsIn,s. suc.
COS, Though siiII "A Young man ne
has .nent ,be nasi Al, ar cIght venr.
~ ,hs dI.tributinv and OF IN. mic
,,,,c I,dnstrv cnmiry Ia this fcr,l.
torv ,or paramount.A Artcrnr Iate,
IA. All, mai cnp,rnry to iaks charge
-, Ia Elrs Nationals Int.rc.i in
nLi,bomn ana Atknnsa.
-, mo inst iva ,c,r. n. ha. ha,-
1,,a s"c,n.sfll,, so,na ~, ma gr.,i
sst nic,,re. thai have b.e, nroduccd
among them being AmbaAKad dor
Jamea w. Gerard'a memorable MY
-Four Years IN Germany, TIA rxnn
OF tho Apes" Harold Bell wrighrs
Eyes OF the World" and Charlie
Chapllns two last big succeaseS
shoulder Arms" ana "A Dogs
fMe"
+, ,o. ,brough ht. .baiI,,, IN
bardlt,,g -Eyes ~, ,ho Weld" ,,.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
New Cotton
Shirtinqs
For Mems and Boys Every
Day Shirts and Blou-cs.

Day Shirts and Biou~cs.
Shirtings that are OF excellent
wearing qualities, neat pat
terms and colors that Will
stand lots Of tubing.
Hickory Stripe Shirting--An
extra weight and good serv-
iceable quality. shown In all
Colured stripes, ~ inches
wide. The yd.. 27C
rcrCnlc Shlrting-A very fine
count percalc, In good variety
of fast colOred patterns, for
mems shirts and hoys' blouses
SO inches wide. The yd., zoe
Chambry Shirting An extra
finely woven quality, already
shrunk, ready for use. ~
inches wide, shown in plain
blue. grey, tan and also In
blue stripes. The yd., 35c
Dcyonshirt |loth-A very
sturdy material that Will give
excellent service and will
wash well. shown in fast col
ored patterns. 80 inches wide.
The yd.. i3c
ShirunR MndraS-A soft fin
ish, fine count, yarn dyed,
material in fast colors. in
large variety pretty stripes.
"a iLches wide. The yd. soc
Second Floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
= OF Interest in the =
Drapery Section

Here we mention "A few ot
tho many new materials for
curtains and draperies that
viii Eo to make the home
more attractive FOR the now
season. some OF which are
offered at special prices.
Drnpcry Madras
4 splendid quality sunttst
materials. very desirable for
over or side drapcs, shown
I'm rich tones of rose, blue ana
brown, 36 inches wide.
The sd, si.0O
Curtain Nets
a very nice showing OF hhoSe
pretty and inexpensive cur
tain nets, in filct weave, white
or cream. 80 inches wide.
The yd., iSc
Nnrduiscttc
A good quality marQuisctte
with n highly mcrcerized fin
ish. In ivory and ccru. 56-s
inches wide
Special. the yd., 2pc
Crctmncs
The largest, most varied and
the prcttiest assortment OF
Cretonnes we have ever
shown. any color or design
IL here. A splendid repp
with bluebird designs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
PHYSICIAN WHO DISAPPEARS
WANTED ON MURDER CHARGE

lpNd BEACH, S Y. March ~.
a warrant Tor the arrest ~ lpr Wal
ter X wilkins ~ This place. rhhrg
Ing the physician with tho murder
Of his wife ~ their home here loh.
tuary ~ was suod tonight uy -
Justice OF the peace at the Instance
OF the district attorney uG Nawhu
county \ general scnrcn Is be
ing made for Doctor Wilkins, who iA
said 10 have disappeared yesterday
morning. ~a--a.
on tho might Of the murd,y> Doe
tor wilkins reported iu Tie police
that no and his wife had been at
tackled by three robbers while en-
terinS their home Mrs Nilklns
was found dead on the sidewalk
with her head crushed In by blows
from blunt instrumcnt Doctor
wilkins also claimed that he had
been attacked ana exhibited u
broken hat which he said was dam
aged when he was struck over the
head In the hallway OF his home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
iinbltunI Constipation Cured In
tltn ~ Dnya

"IiAN Eos WITH PEiSIN' Is a
specially prepared syrup Tonic-laH-
ativo for IIRbltual constipation II
relieves promptly but should be
taken regularly for II 10 "a days To
induce regular action 1t Stimulates
and Regulates Very pleasant to Take
zoe per bottle Adv,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18

stops the Tickle. heals the Throat
and cure. the Cough price 35c A
free box ot O-PEN-TRATE SALNE
for Chcs, colds. lI"1d colds and
Group Is en- .Ioscd with every bottle.
Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18

Colds CauHc Grip and lnfiucnrn
LAXATIVE HROMO QUlNlNE Tab
let's remove tho cause, There In onl
one ''Bromo Qulnlne." t. W
Groves signature on tho box a0c
Adv,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18

For the Spring Festivities.
Fashions are lovclier than
over this years social func-
tions will be more Festive
than ever. You must he sure
10 look your very hcst--you
must make the most OF your
new gowns. The Rinner Cor
sct is Ihe firmest, finest
foundation for your smart
est and lovellest costumes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
DON'T HAVE
: DARK SKIN

Uss niaeh and White Otnem snt - kemoves
frsohlsa, Hssls rtnplss, Ristnu
Hiesshss Dart or saiiov shin, Making n
sOft Fair, bright by Mali. 70 oents
Thousands Of colorcd folks ars
using tho new and wonderful Rack
and white ointment for making
their dark or HLlow skins lighter
soft brighter and attractive E'ulks
look better with that old DARK skin
rone and "A soft, smooth, light
bright and healthy skin In ia place
black and white Ointment also heals
all skin hlemishcs as bumps. pimplcs
and removes freckle- and wrinkles
giving a beautiful, soft, smooth, light
fascinating complexion TO any one
TWO riEcs 25c and soc, OarRc slro
contains times as much Os smaller
ulre). sent by mail
FREE
II you send 81 for four boxes Of
Plack and white ointment. CSC
cake ~ black and white Soap in.
Cludod free Agents make an easy
living representing us Address
Plough Chcmical o. Memphis
Tenn H'ack and White Ointment
sold everyNshIa
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the wanted shades, borders
and hands TO match, at II Nc
and papcrhangers furnished.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-18
Where to Get 1t

II it happens that your dealer
hasn't the Buckskir ask him to
order-it for you. He can get this
tube quick-from oklahoma City.
There is no substitute Ruckskiu
is the ONE tube that is extra thick
without the extra price. It's the
only tube made for the Southwest
climate. Insist upon the tube in
the gray box with Indian head on
it-Buckskin