The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1919-02-22
MRS A BROWN. Manager

company, ana VI j. Jackson, of Mus
kogcc were in the city on business
having recently been discharged
from the military service. Mr.. Full
cr served rs postmaster bet. 1-1Gl ID.
Is. 9th Regt Camp Funston, Kan. for
the past five months and was later
transferred to the Officers training
school which is centralized at Camp
Pike, Ark. Mr.. Jackson having
served aS company clerk at Camp
Dodge, Ia. Go. 27-lG3 d. B. and later
transferred TO various CAMPS They
were very much impressed with OK
mulgee.
Elliolts Sample Shoe store local
ed at $40 T.. 9TH street is doing
splendid business, as he has full
line Of ladies and gents rcady-lo-
wear. You can get such good scrv-
ices and prices, So YOU should make
their place first.
When in our city for an indefinite
time stop at our hotels and rooming
houses.
Mrs. ]. H. Nance where YOU will
be pleased. Everything is up-to-
date. Also Mrs. \. VI. Laughlin there
YOU will find the quiet monolony
not broken. If YOU want satisfaction
call at these places and get your
rooms.
Mrs. Henry Sheely too has nice
neat rooms at all times. You should
palronize our people.
Never miss coming To see the
Curio shop where YOU will see q
great line of curioS, souvenirs and
old rclickS that are very valuable.
Lislcnl Is your health in good
condition? If not YOU are flirting
with the undertaken. You should
Immediately call one of our promi
ncnt physicians: Namely DrS. j. VI.
White, y. L. Dardcn and Dr. G.. T..
Guess. They are very efficient
Too when YOU are very sick and need
attention YOU must go to our Sani-
ID. T.. Darden. You are assured the
best of attention. The dccorum is
perfect.
The McGcc Dry Goods and Gro.
Gerry store is one that should be pat
ronizcd by all He has full line of
dry goods. Give them a trial. II is
up 10 us To make their business grow
for without our support they can moi
thrive, So fall in line and give them
your patronage, They carry a gooC
line of meats.
/ Also the WatSon's Grocery is do
ing nice business and share yom
patronage with him. Service is
shown to customers.
Fosters Cash Grocery has fresh
vegetables every Tuesday and Fri
I day. Prompt delivery with orders
Mr.. Foster gave the Star a job oI
printing. You can hear the Foster
roadster buzzing around the corner
with your order.
Mr.. McGlanihing has full lin,
Of good eats. Groceries specially
Music rendered by the choir Of In,
FIRST Baptist church Sunday was pa
excellence.
The Dixon and Dixon Milliner,
is doing a good business and hav
many well pleased patrons.
The East Side Tailoring shop i
making good in their line and rend
cring general satisfaction TO Gus
toners.
Mr.. &. II. Ward has recent
opened cleaning and preSSin
establishment in this city and hav
many quite a few patrons.
Mr.. ]. l.. Jones Of this city is on
Of the Staunch supporters Of tn
Star. Mr.. Jones cnductoS clear
ing and pressing business and ha
made good.
The Brooks Cafe continues to in
. prove the interior appearance of tn
I place. They have recently real
. ranged the fixtures and put II a fires
coat of white paint.
+ MIR. II. w. Jackson proprietor {
the Eureka Billiard Parlor and Bal
. Der shop, is one of the Star
: Staunch supporters here.
: Mr.. H. T. Hutton, prominent RI,
man of Sapulpa was in the city O
o. business Monday.
r Mr.. Henry J. Vance Of BartleSyill
o was in the city Monday on buSineS
a While here the purchased two rel
houses on 2nd street.
c Miss Bessie FLOYD domestic ScienC
5 teacher in our High school spent II
week end in Tulsa visiting friends,