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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
BUSINESS SERVICE

bhEN tMN MI o ~. 90 A'ffh' ~
tNrERlF "Ctp dJrs.raker sil s~a by Ne
dos r'fste.sr uHfr 51Ii
DHfF-N,EiNo alteration r-role.igg by
'h' dar 'r a. fo'' 'h''' ''''' 80
rst l.re o.ay- 7s.i
NFNf dr."m,.ltg ard .-sias old suits
r,tr unto fo"d ootIas dresses fhous
.FWlsG done d, ssf aupasuog guar
a.'sri CON Oagr t'fr Mr Ihui'
ALI krUH sewing ratdren.s f.eihne
rpsral'I Room ~ ntaHo BltF south
rbtr sornrf $50 Dth ant MAIN
GtIsrr SISTERS mulIsls plain .nd ipasy
,,rtrr Phone r1sH ono south Main
UOuoE. ittl- can save yon money
Hats copied and des,--sl your ma
tsrial used 4 dr'if'' Phone Cedar
i2gt
INSURANCE 20
Aya.H aunmat..f uag us sto.su most.
ar insuD ~ ''wr'' "t'rE hon . w."
.Haurss lr... rrnots 60 Phone '-
movIE0 AND STORAGE 20
MOVING ANp STORAGE
siors with rsss'. flrspfooi Storage
Phones 0nE. 1898 Sseh
IT'S Your MOVE SPyT loe Hodas'
tfanti-f moving and storage. goods
rratouab.s prices lo2 South cinriuuaii.
Phone t-t9
PATNTtN0 AHp DECORATING 80
4 D. uppGE papsrhauciur and painting
Residence ~ NoTth liosedalr Codsr
ltEA.
WALL PNrfR
Reasonable ufi.es. ws furnish rapnrhaur
ets PhmoHtb Wal Paper Co. SAG Fast
second paEs -.2t
PArERIND ANp PAINTING.-E E,umatss
carsrfuIy given. an vott guaranteed
John Peterson usaAo 1857 l2l S1uth
Cheyenne
10 NtIulNu. paper aua pant .unlfar
Tor rhour aHft -lu fat HNlh street
REPAIBfsG AND REMoDTAfSG ~
n iACOnS NOVELTY 60
II rraiTius o. rE, H'Hln- 0.dlns ~ hroFrn
parts pf fruu. a.Js made gun and look
,mtttipE Rrlf ot 2ts thsl fltss street.
Phone 200
TAILORING AND PRGssINo 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

fHlRD h.. si4 One light housekeeping
room or sletpiug room Osags P02e
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

FOR SALE four.cu,tr shoe shtuing
stand marble ha>c. mahogany finish In
.rr'r,t condition, used two months viii
sacrifice for quick sale. Address NlO,
care Wprld
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

or SALE-Grorry uorg aud fixtures q
bargain II taken at once ChNRp rent
and good location 322 ". Eas,on. o.
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March 1920
and for Senior
Accountant
March 1921
March 18th to April 18th Is
the period during which one
fourth of the years business
changes, readjustments, and
building up of staffs are
made.
If you have the faculty for
figures, and the crude stuff
for the making Of an. account
ant, there is just about time
between now and March for
you, through suitable inten-
sive training during your
snare hours at home, to
qualify for a Junior Account
ancy position that will pay at
least $35 per week.
And ample time to qualify be-
fore March, 1921, for position
of Senior Accountant, Audi
tor, or Income Tax expert, at
a salary Of at least $75 per
week-with possibilities Of
more than twice that amount.
1t is only a question of raw
ability and industry, a reso.
lutte purpose to devote five
spare hours per week to in
tcnsive training in accord
ance with the most successful
business training system ever
devised, under the tutelage Of
a corps of eminent Certified
Public Accountants who are
renowned as prac C a !
teachers.
We have given hundreds of
caruest and ambitious men
and women the start that has
put them over the top, and
have their records to point to
with just pride. We can do as
ouch for you If you are mad
Of the right stuff. II is worth
your while TO investigate.
Write for office appointment,
giving present occupation, ad-
dress, and telephone number
All replies confidential.
Box X-35, care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

tHKYkNNE. n. Bga Two modern furn
ished basement rooms for rent
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EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS wAsTED-MALE

SITUATIONS MALE AZ
NuN.UNION hoasc carpenter wants work
b., dag ~ contract. II South hosedAle
Phone o1llH ----
WANT u,nogrspher capable Of keeping
small act of books -Oa Mayo baE
TX SOLDIER want, postion 10 drive car
or truck Cedar 1854.
MAN and wife desire place 10 cook pri.
vstv family small wsEs and board Tor
husband Addrc,s 40 Morld .--
POSITION wANTFD--Nau understsHdinE
sI' details ~ the purchaSing Of all kinds
Of oil Ns'd supplies and iheir care, usH
and dhtrihution in thr field desires n
position At once ran handle any phAse ol
IN, supply business. Address N.a1. are
OF word
lDrNG MAS. aye "a college ciurailon. em'
ployri with loral oil concern wants ofh'e
work cycntogs Address Reese. ila =.
wood Cin. --..-.-..-.....-..-
WANTED tIerl,h position, Year. "a
prrisneC general office and book wofA'
write address. y - caro- Of World
HOME vented on farm an Christian fam y
for bright willing boy age IL, used TO
farm work and can milk COWS ADDRESS
N2e World
WANTED Job a. pumper Can or write
' y Rttirr. potroN ho'el o.l'Ip
PAINTER Al mechanic nog union
wishes work BY day OF JOB. Can o'AEe
2sr2
SITUATIONS wAETED-rEMALG "a
INDY vii. experience WaHlH Job % collect
lus willing 10 work ald tend 10 business
rhorp n.aro 35yd
LAUNDRY WORK WNNrED--.Pain ava
fancy tunllc washing solicited sal'stSf
ton 4pirar,rcd phone Otn55
MIDDLE. AGED housekrrper with iirsi clS.,
references desires fun charge OF small
home no washing y a. World
BUNuLE washing to take home Phone
q gO22
EXPERIENCED ,lsnorrapbcr desires posi-
ton best references ",ase 6IoI.
NOUNG married woman drstrrs work "
DOCTORS office or position a. clerk some
esprficncc iu bot lines Phone Olpb1.
WANTtp-PDstioo by an experienced
pasiry cook rrshic and economical Ad'
drrss Va World
sITIArIuN wanted maid or small family,
with servants Qnsrters o-s995. a
COMPETENT reliable Young woman wants
tserriariaI position nothing bat Posilon
Of responsibility considered t"Vrn years
legal ana general steDographie eNirTishcc.
Ailrcss . care World
WANTED stcrographc position; refer
eures Phone Usage GAlG.
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Business Services Offered

Lace shades. fine lace ourtalne
and centerpieccs aud silk drapes drat7
cleaned or Numbered hv experts
Phone Usage 62Gs. ltt9 South Gin
cinnau
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Call
Moorehead-Pain
200 New Ault Rldg
Phone Usage 5539

NI OOl CllCdOi-l dlllC
200 New Ault Rldg
Phone Usage 5539.
FOR SALEN iour.cu,ir shoe ,hiaing
stand marble ha,c. mahogany finish In
.rrfr,t condition, used two months, viii
sacrifice tor quick sale. Address KID.
care W1ld
FOR SALE-GrorrB storg aud fixtures q
bargain Il taken at once. Caeap rcnt
and good location 322 ". Easton. o.
flsI
Ru1TLIb WATER pAnt doing 81 700 a
month Ihgsiness - 900 will handle. bal.
ance heuihy n you are looking for
rood par'nr hpsnrs, rNon- 5au5
GROCERY aud meat uArAe, doing $4,000
To- tra- se.l fy- Invoice win invoice
a. 5uH o. g. ouo phone O faoS
MANIEu. .Ilr.,y drilling machine To cor
tract well ZOO feet deep Boo WAgouer
county Okla Call John A spsldinT.
rturt iiIU Tuia Ok's or write
1u.hrs oH G's 90 S"ouln' oklH
INCORpORATE Your business avoid part
ncrsh,rs. protect private property from
buy.re,4 adventures. information FREE.
Address Incorporating Bureau Of Phillip
"a Lawrence lawy ers. Huron, y u
CAIItNi..It ,nu Mood morr, tor your
business with privilege 10 repat over hong
periods out o. earnings. write foil par.
utulArs in first letter Legitimate en-.
tarprisrs financed on sirictly commission
h1us Edward Grant 80 North LsSslle
s'frrL chicago
CArlrAL-I specialize in hnSncinT
mrrlfofious business enterprises hy sell
Ing stocks or fret mortgage bonds;
strictly commission basis. mail full PAT.
tculsr, in tirst lctter John Trier. 1929
Fdd, street Chicago
An OpruRTt NlTY 10 buy an established
high class ugrrAui.ls business In Fort
Worth. located on Main street In tho
heart ~ city hsiwcen Wsstbrook hotel
and the new Jb.story bstci now being
built. chance % lfctiws 10 get long
lease With Tow rent. no bonus. build
ms is 2i foot front nth pretty show
windows an1 In = condition owner has
hc.t r.asrr '1r ssl'pr n interested make
ssfrin e rort Nsfth and talk business
Hickey 4 Pratt 6ol Main street. Telo.
phone lamar SCOT.
FOR SAIF battery service station and
srrrry fof hest standard battery in thriv
Irr town. TrasHn Tor selling other bust.
rr.s address n l.. Whitbeck. Okmul
zoe OKLA
So 1Hu 0nn ms been divided among
sharsh1 fars on over ihe q. 4 this year
from one small oh field many com
parfes 90 SlU1 or more on every DOL
Tor |HNcrtyl OH rs the safest turest
road 90 wealth TODAY. yet marr huve
bought oiI stosk and lost Whyt ipuid
Gold '' book written from experiences
and .DHsrryatfors gf snHrrssfrl oil men.
tolls phv. svplairs the game from inside
Worth dollars fn rou. Irsnr~ success
Make cents grow into dollars. dollars
into hundreds Sent prepaid for 81 ~
- Ushor utiahoma CITY oth
TrVAc 1If IFAsFs-Mors fortune, made
hu.Hr o| leases then storss W. own
leases |r nearly every 1rtaH county
To-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
FINANCIAL

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -
kARr bNKGAIN en- ntEh.class retail
grocery hn.irrssI doing business around
Sl7S 600 a year. attractive lease. fine
ln-ntton. can hr bought at 100 per cent
uu the dollar 40 information given over
nron. T. - ward Co. 4i4 Mayo
tHd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-22

ter Malone II Memphis Tenn. pre-
sen, another view II opporunuy
lh'y DO me wrong who say | com,
O" moro
when once knock and fan t.
find YOU tn,
For every day 1 stand outside your
door
And bid You wake. and rise 'c
nsht and win
Wall not Tor precious chances pass
wi away.
Weep not for golden ages on the
Wpur.
Each night burn tho record Of the
day
A; sufrlsc every soul is born
again
Laugh ike boy At splcndors tina,
have sped
To vanished JOYS be blind and dear
and dumb
NV judgments seal the dead past with
its dead.
nut never bind moment vet to
come
Though deep tn mlre, wiring not your
hands and weep.
lend my arm to all who say 1
can,
SO shame faced outrast ever sank
sn deep
But vet might rise and be again a
man
pon thou hcholi thy lost youth an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-22

Tho first poem had best be needed
by childhood and youth II ls vastly
better TO profit by the dcrclic's ~
time than To make ShipwrcCk ~
lie The latter poem ia straw of
hope for those who have been over
come by Mes storms
our Judge Will hc Jesus Christ 4
man was on trial before certain
'udE" and vas pleading ror mercy,
He said don you remember me- %
| am the man whom YOU nt one
time rescued from drowning The
iudge replied / WAS your savior then
bur now ! ann your Judge
II will be no pleasure for tn"
Great Judge 20 pronounce judgment
upon the wicked II We persist In
going tp the place assigned for those
who weep and gnash their teeth 81
will be, because we have crossed over
everything that love can do 10 pre-
vent t. We will have TO spurn the
counsel OF our best friends. we VIII
unhced the pleadings ~ our inno-
cent children sCoru the cntrcaiies of
our wives. break mothers hearts
and trample under foot the blood
Of Christ
II Is terrible thought that We can
do as We plensc for while--hui
soon or late there will come time
OF remorse and anguish
The judgment will be final There
will he no appeal II will be TO the
right with the blessed or 20 the left
with the cursed There will he no
middle ground no second chance.
and the time will ho eternal
II this be true it is high time that
we repent do Justly love mercy
walk humblv with our GOD lest that
day come upon as uuawares and un-
prepared
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-22

"VT|T0T 10 no WV'TT
rU&tA Clrh. sept I'll. The local
,hlm.tr Uf commerce campaign 10
ht,r modern hospital established
here. o. u1s approximately 100000.
received q substantial boost today
when ]. j Duuuhuc aud ]. j Dons-
huo .uus time grain mon in Okla
homl donated block ~ ground in
Nca. Iuugu city ns a hospital site.
Arrangement, have been completed
here FOR temporary hospital build
Iur ts q lr.1uii0n against another
"fn epidemic the coming winter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-22
Lumber Mcn discuss car shortage

PONCA CITY. sept 1.-The Pom
cu CITY district association uf Tho
state Retail Lumhermcn orR3ulza-
tiou met here last might 20 DISCUSS
principally tho car shortage and TO
take measures. II possible 90 get
the present Congcstcd railroad car
situation relieved The luW per men
have never been forced TO face a
more. deplorpblr shipping condition
than at the present time. vas tho
declaration ~ Harry CrlEin OF Pom
ca Ci'y assistant general manager
~ the American Lumber company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-22
MuDOn Selected for Invocation
ane~int "a The Nynrlt

OKLAHOMA, CITY. Sept 81 -
Bishop Muzon, Methodist, OF Dallas.
Tex. will invoke tho Divine bless
ing at the Wilson Dty meeting at
livestock pavilion state fair
grounds on hr night of september
Is. The selection ~ bishop Muzon,
considered one ~ the foremost
churchman iu lho southwest was
announced yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-22

. CLAUksBtRG, W. Va. Sept. IL.
Copporhend snakes have invaded
this city. one snake was killed In q
music store. whore II lay In front OF
R talking machine that was playing.
Another was killed on n sidewalk Of
one uf the main streets
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-22
ulrton hoy Hurt In Runaway

Special fo The world
plITpN, Sept 81 Jimmy Hunt
he two-ycnr-old son NJ Thorp Hunt
~ This city. met with n near fatal
accident late yesterday evening. A.
team ran away overturnlnE the rig
breaking one ur the buy's legs.
crushing his shoulder and otherwise
cutting ana hruising him
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-22
pr,rc Of Angle Worm. Rise.

AUGUSTA Me. Sept 2l.---Angle-
worms for sportsmen fishing In the
Eangley Lake region have been Rd-
yanccd 10y tho diggers from 81 TO -
a quart according 10 information
reaching the fish and game commits
sion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-22
WEST SIDE MINISTER
TALKS ON LAST DAY
Like Death and Taxes Judgment Dn,
Is Certain to Come. Says the
Rev. W. a. Clock.
NEW PRIVILEGED CLASS
Stripped OF All Camouflngc All Pco.
pie, High and Low Must stand
Trial Before the Almighty.

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clock.
'Rsrlusc he hath orroto,.l.,,.
.p which ho unI .ttSc, ~ -. '''l
y.rhtaousrr.. Ia. ~, -
nan or4,iros u,taro ''.' ~
Given 14.,ir4rr, ,r ,b.t xxx
raised him from tho t.,,u ,
1-.3l
III, ,,yt is tsLor ,-.,. ,,....
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nn and In hi. b.,.,.,s ,,.,, ''''.' |,
doctrine
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what mo f,.,ro ,..'s -.-..
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is coming ar,ip lo, az. - '.' -,
,los, VII, .,,' ,g, 4,,, 20.
We arc assured of, ,.t -,.', ','''
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ms pa,lsa L,.,.,., ~, h','
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,iows ana fr,rI, o,, "tV'..
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posit.or urt,I ,,o d,sr,.,.l .,,'''. am uu.
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,inrod ,,., 60 serc uv'oIhe '"hr
rortcI A., t,.. VI it' .a ",S CON
tra ,,rs,ISg ''s M'l "'e N',S OF
,,.,.,,',. 80 ", W. dnu nave
e,, a., o., u,.,'ri i',''u u, 10" nave you
si,,od p. l so'i 'sI l nave
rnc,in,, ~, , I,,u,"yH -, ipI .he resli-
rec,i .,,,,aDi,,' ~, from ,hr
,hat IcsIs ,','' ~ y,,nro,, ",,r am s".'tile9
,,,, a"' W N'HnIe'h was ra'Se1
M,rk ipto an us az VIA 'h',',
b,yc ygri,,,n 'u n,., I'm hal,. 'vgoiI "'lu /
rt,.t,'''." ."' JUN III ut''N'o /
can ha go ,,'',,' a., ,,,, Hnu l,leS' DOCKS
Again tho r,i,o,s.it,.' ,', ''a s'u'' 80
,.nl d.. ~, H''I'y OF II. NJ!
aga- ricb ana ,o" 40 "n"
Evening star., 1919-09-02
Women Pants and
Tights, ST and $1.z5

| kHtc ltuS tllS. Nh't 'sA-'''
and equestrienne tights: also
closed ankle length. Rcgu-
lar and extra sizes.
Boys Wool Mixed Merode
Union Suits. in white and gray;
long sleeves;
ankle length; 4 $500 to $500
to 10 years,
Infants Merode Vests; ages
to years; fine ribbed vests: but
toned down from: high nccks;
long sleeves, medium SOC
weight,
Women's Merode Winter
weight Silk and Wool Vests, high
neck long sleeves. Dutch neck
elbow sleeves. Regu-
lar and extra $2.25 and $3.50
sizes,
Palais RoyaI-Street Floor
Evening star., 1919-09-02
BIeached
Sheeting, 68c
2Z Yards Wide

Super Tor Soft
Finish Sheeting-
and extra wide-at
only CSC yard. Only
one case could be
acquired at a spe-
cial price. At 6Sc
yard for this sale
only.
Basement Store.
Evening star., 1919-09-02
Handbags
and Purses
Newest STYLES for Autumn

Party Boxes in various styles
and colors, made of ecrase
leather. morocco grain. striped
calf skin and vachette; silk
lined fitted with several useful
articles, $3.50. $500, $3.50. $1O.JO
and 81: 90.
Chiffon Velvet Bags, colors,
black, navy, taupe. brown and
gray; silk lined. fitted with
purse and mirror, some with
center compartment covered or
oxidyZed silver frames. also
shell frames, $500. $3.50. $3.50,
$IO.3O. $3.50. $500 and $1,000.
Paon Velvet Bags, silk-lined.
mounted or covered or metal
frame; silk lined fitted. some
with safety lock. finished at
bottom of bag with large silk
tassel. $500, $3.50. $500 md $3.50.
Palais ROyal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-02
WoOlnap Blankets
$3.50 Value, $3.50

Saving one dollar on
he cost of such faVorite
blankets is a passing op-
portunity. Choice of pink
Or blue borders; double-bed
siZe-and only $3.50
Basement store.
Evening star., 1919-09-02
September a Month of New Arrivals
Day Select Smart Fall Suits and Hats Mow

ChiIdren's Eleeced Lined Me-
rode Suits. long sleeves. ankle
length: : to 16 $1.25 and $1.95
years,
ChiIdren's White Merino
Union Sui.x. wool mixed; long
sleeves; ankle
length; . to ID $500 to $500
years.
WOmen's MerOde Union Suits,
silk and wool. High neck, long
sleeves. Dutch neck. elbow
sleeves and low neck sleeveless
with tailored and fall and winter
weights. Regu-
lar and extra S3.75 to $5.95
sizes.
Evening star., 1919-09-02
Receptions, At Homes, Wedding
Invitations and Announcements

This Palais Royal Department. in con-
junction with Stationery-is equipped to
give prompt and efficient service at Palais
Royal moderate prices
PaIais RoynI-Strcet Floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-02
New Plaid Blankets
Special at $5.98

Large double-bed size,
heavy enough and attract
i've enough for couch cover
or auto robe. At $5.9S
they are bargains easily
good.
Evening star., 1919-09-02

1882 Bleached Huck Face
Towels. good absorbent quality;
hemmed ends. Limited Zoe
quantity. 29c value, special,
Turkish Bath Towels, in pink,
blue and gold Soc
stripes.
Large DoubIe-thread Turkish
Bath Towels, in pink. blue and
gold: extra good value 69c
and specially priced.
Evening star., 1919-09-02

1896 HemStitched Face
Towels, extra good, absorbent
quality of bleached Soc
huck.
I7x35 HemstitChed Face
Towels, closely woven bleached
huck-one-half 69C
linen
I9Ihx36 Half-linen Bleached
Huck Face Towels, hem 80c
stitched borders.
Evening star., 1919-09-02
Women's Union Suits,
S3.15 and S3.75

Wool and cotton mixed
high neck, long sleeves and
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves
and low neck sleeveless. knee
and ankle lengths, regular
and extra sizes.
Evening star., 1919-09-02
Girls Tailored Fall Skirts and
New MILDLY Blouses

Skirts of wool serge, in blue or white,
are full pleated. with pockets, etc. Sizes
to IL years, 1898 to $59S. MILDLY Blouses,
sizes to % years. at 2.eS.
Palais Roynl-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-02
Seamless Sheets, $l.G5
Pettic0ats and Boomers, 81 90

S, made with tailored f1ounce and lifted
e and kings blue. And Black Sateen
~ in sizes IA to u. The quality, style
n worth considerably more than $l.O0.
Women's Bloomers Are
Specially Priced-at Only Csc
Of fine batiste and cambric, full cut and
we'll made, with elastic at waist and knees.
Why pay $100 for such bloomers-here to-
morrow at only Csc?
Children's Pink Bloomers
Sizes to II Years, SOC
Girls of to IA years will be delighted
with these bloomers-of quality as good
as sold in womens sizes at 81.
PaIais Royal-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1919-09-02

Bloomers of silklike fast black "Glor
and finish of these garments make tn
Double Panel White Petticoats
Extra Special at $1.59
Every woman needs such petticoats.
These--wth double panel front and back
and flounce Of fine embroidery-are ex-
ira value at $l.59.
Nightgowns, With Long Sleeves
and High Neck, $1.29
An autumn need-these fine cambria
gowns, protecting the neck and arms; with
dainty embroidery yoke and trimmed
sleeves. Sizes 10 and ".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-23
ANNUAL MEETING OF
ME. LEAGUE OF LOAN g.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS

Held Wednesday Forenoon at the Az.
gusta House with a Fine Attend
ance Of Oeiegates-officers Elected
for Ensuing Notwithstanding Ad.
dresses
The Maine League of Loan & Build.
ing Associations held its annual meet
ing Wednesday forenoon at the AL.
gusta House with fine attendance
about 20 delegates being present. The
business before the session included the
election Of officers for the ensuing year
, the following being chosen:
President. Norman II. Fay of Dex.
ter: vice president. Philip 2. Turner
OF Portland: secretarr-sreasurer. Har-
~ F Thompson of Brunswick. Exec.
utive communications L. Reade Of Lew
ston, George ". Vickerr Of Augusta
DINER W. Tapley Of Ellsworth, Harry
o. Gurdr of Rockiand. Charles E. Cur
ney Of Portland. Delegates 10 the ma.
jonal convention 20 be held in July a,
De.roit-Normar II. Fay of Dexter
/, Harry F. Thompson OF Brunswick
Philip F. Turner of Portland. Edward
g Reynolds Of Portland. Reuei "
Smith Of Auburn. Committee on legis-
Acknowledgement c. Reynolds of Port
land. Barrett Potter of Brunswick. Joh,
A. Peters of Ellsworth. Melvin ). Hol.
way of Augusta and Reuei W Smith
OF Auburn
The meeting was presided over by
the president. Mr.. FAY. Resolutions N
memory of the late Waiter H. Dresser
If Portland were presented by Edward
=. Reynolds OF Portland and were
adopted
The speakers at the session were Gov
ernor car, E. Miiliken. State Bank
Commissioner Frank Il Palmer. Dep
uty Bank Commissioner LYNDON P No.
Die. Hon. F. e Timberlake Of Port
and. Hon T. = Reynolds IF Portland
and Vice President Turner Of tie
league
Mr. Turner gave very interesting
address, upon the proceedings at the
national convention last year At New
ark, Y r. a; which four members oil
the state ieague were present
Mr.. Tilnberiake in his talk brousa:
out the FAC, that his IS 4 great time
Tor saving tina, the people have got II,
the habit OF saving and Il should ne en-
couraged.
The governments proposition regard
ing he housing problem was pointed -
by Mr.. Reynolds. who showed how tn:
loan and building associations might
have their function IN this work.
The addresses we're followed by gen.
eraI discussion in which the matters of
State taxation and advertising by The
associations were aiken Up among 9th +.
err
After The meeting the delegates ali
1id Justice 20 a delicious dinner ser-ei
At the hotel.