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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-06-19
FIGHT NOTES

CHICAGO, June 1s.-Joe Lynch,
world bantamweight champion
meets Sammy Sandow, Cleveland
mauler, in a l5-round bout at New
York Tuesday. Lynch will arrive
in Chicago Thursday to finish his
training for his set-to with Joe Bur-
man at the East Chicago arena the
following Tuesday night.
Willie Green, local featherweight,
and Artie Root, of Cleveland. have
been matched for a 1O-round bout in
the open-air arena at Camp Grant
on June "a.
Lew Tender. Philadelphia light
weight challenger. is being sought
by Matchmaker Jim Mullen. of the
Aurora Boxing Club. for the latter
part of July. II Sailor Freedman
shows well against Leonard. it is
the intention of Mullen to use him
with Tender.
Jack Sharkey has a hard foe to
tackle in New York Tuesday night
taking on Joe Burman in a l0-round
decision contest. Sharkey comes to
Chicago after this bout to prepare
for his lo-round meeting with Babe
Asher June IS.
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| Oy long ODDS. In TACT, the Austria
liam has cleared up opinion lot
since reaching England, Regarded
in advance as a trick performer, full
of freak stunts that looked good t.
| a gallery. but of little service in an
actual match. Kirkwood has thor
ouEhly convinced the British golfing
public that he is sterling per-
former.
Yet against Mitchell he was pow
erless. The mighty Abe was swip-
ing 'em at his best. His tee shots
| were nothing short of marvellous,
and by the time Kirkwood had
watched them bore their way for
anywhere from ESQ to $40 or 315
yards down the fairways 1t Is small
| wonder that he wilted. It's no
highly nutritious spectacle to watch
bloke consistently ortdrive you
anywhere from forty to sixty yards
when you are delivering the very
best you have. and know II.
As previously conceded, Mitchell
may not win the, British open this
year. He may never win it, for that
matter There are entirely too many
conside rations attached to winning
championship. when a legion of
| the DtSl SoiitfS III thC WOIlus arc
there. battling for all they are worth.
tuck, or. possibly better. the margin
of uncertainty, over which a golfer
can have no reasonable control. cuts
a fairly important figure in golf. and
the winner must have the ftt.e
breaks of this kind with him to win.
But IL these conditions unfold favor
ably before the mighty Abe in the
approaching championship, he's GO
ing to prove a tough bird for the
rest of the big flock to handle.
A Year of Upsets.
This good year. 1921, is getting
under way for what is beginning to
| look like one fine long series Qf-up-
sets and reversals. The battle at
Hoylake kicked the well-known
dope into a proverbial cooked hat.
Now comes two other fairly promi-
nent title events, with a pair of fine
criss-crosscs for the dopesters.
Young Newton MAR stepped in to
claim the New Jersey State cham
pionship. where at least two former
champions were ready to repel the
uprising of the new generation. and
after camping around the outer por-
tails for several years. Gardiner w.
White finally charged through to a
triumph in the Metropolitan cham
pionship against at least three for
mer title-holders.S
Mair's victory was the more sur
prising. because of the fact that this
years tournament was the first he
had ever, entered outside of his home
club affairs. Almost every week
from now on into late September.
championships will be popping all
over the land. II the program II
date is followed out with any de-
gree of. consistency this year will
certainly goS down as that of big
surprises. so far as golf Is cons
cerned. - = +
Copyright; 1891. New York Tri1une. Inc,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

ST Paul. 4: Milwaukee. s.
Toledo. g; Louisville. IL
Columbus. 5: Ind m polls. q.
Minneapolis. 10; Kansas City, IL 10 in
EiLgsD
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GAMES TODAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia. 5: Cincinnati. 3.
Pittsburgh. 4; Brooklyn, 8.
New York. 10; Chicago, Q.
Boston. 13; st. Louis, 4.
- zs CAKES TODAY.
Boston at ST. louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Rochester, 4; Jersey City. Z
Toronto. :; Baltimore. 10 list game
Toronto. 3. Rsltin1re. "a cHmel
Svra"pse. .: Newark. ! list Camel
Syracuse. IL; NeNark I'd camel
Brfalo- Reading. { list camel
Eufialo. :; Reading. ? ia camel
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Dusky BattIer .Au In7

During the last half of the second
round .Ghee was all in from hard
thumps he had taken. He bluffed
and iunEed at Dempsey's pody. and
was SO heavy on his feet that he
couldn't get around the ring any
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Minor League Results.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Atlanta. / Birmingham. s.
Chattanooga. 3: Little Rock. :.
Nashville. >: Mobile. 4.
Memphis. i; New Orleans, 5
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important Meetings
Scheduled For Week

Tuesday
Convention Hall: Practice for Com
munity singing will be held Tuesday
night at o'clock at Convention Hall.
Mrs. n. c. Wood, director.
Wednesday
Ryonis Club: Regular noon lunch
con session of the Ryonis Club will
be held Wednesday at First Presby-
terian church. Mrs, John Whiteman,
president.
Rotary Club: Members of the Ro-
tary Club will meet in regular noon
luncheon session Wednesday, at
Chamber of Commerce, ]. R. Dexter,
president
Thursday
Lions Club:. Regular noon luncheon
session of the Lions Club will be
held Thursday at Hotel Ardmore.
o. c. Lasher, president.
Community Singing: First in series
of Community Sings at Central Parl;
Thursday night, beginning at :
o'clock. Mrs N. c. Wood, director.
Saturday
American Legion: The George r
Anderson Post of the American LIE
gion meets in regular noon luncheon
session Saturday at Chamber of Com
merce. o. w. King, commander.
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YOUTHFUL CAMPERS
LEAVE FOR FALLS

Corn on the cob roasted in a bon
lire swimmin' and fishin' n'everything.
1t was on the lips of every one or
the approximate 250 boys and girls of
tie agricultural clubs of Carter couns
ty who assembled at the court house
here this morning preparatory I.
going out to their camp at Turner
Falls.
Accompanied by ]. W. Simpkins,
county agent, Mrs. Minnie B. Church,
home demonstration agent, Mrs. Kate
Gait Zaneis, county school superin-
tendent and number of teachers, the
youngsters were transported in a
score or more Of automobiles and
trucks. They will remain at the camp
until Friday.
Each one of the children mad q
basket Of eatables. They brought
chicken, melons, home made bread ano
cake and numerous other victuals.
Everything was ready for them at
the camp, according to Mrs. Church.
The new mess hall and kitchen which
was built through the donations of a
number of local business men ano
through the extension Of credit by local
lumber dealers, was completed yester-
day.
Lectures and various other educa
tional studies will be included in the
four days program. Among those who
will visit the camp are Governor Rob
ertson, Colonel Rutherford Brett, sew
eral heads of the A. and NJ. college
and a number of local business mer
and also parents of the children.
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FIUME PASSES OUT
WITH WORLD POWER
OF MERCHANT TRADE

Fiume, July l9.-Fiume fingers in
the doldrums so far as resumption of
the once world.renowned trade Of
this port is concerned. while the new
state of Jugoslavia is pressing for
ward in an effort to take the trade
with America that Fiume held before
the war.
Political quarrels in this city and in
ternational disputes keep the wharves
of Fiume idle but in Jugoslavia a
company has been formed to estab-
lsh line Of steamers to operate from
Spalato, Ragusa and Cattaro to New
York.
Already small steamers are being
operated along the whole Dalmatian
coast under the Jugoslav flag but
they do not touch at Fiume.. formerly
the chief part OF this trade.
The Italian suggestion Of a con.
sortium Of the management and
amalgamation Of the port Of Fiume
and the port of Baross, has been
rejected by the Jugoslavs VINO claim
complete sovereignty over the part
OF Baross and with it the town Of
Sussak, all of which they contend, is
in keeping with the treaty of Rapallo
An Italian naval commander, Cap
tain Foschini, has been designated by
the Italian government to take charge
OF the city of Fiume in an effort tc
adjust the differences between the
contending groups inside the town.
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BIRD LOVERS WIN IN
PASSAGE OF PLuMAGE BILL

London July ls.-Bird lovers havs
won O victory by the final passage
OF the plumage bill. which prohibits
the Importation into the United King.
dom Of the feathers Of any bird ex'
cept those OF the African ostrich and
the elder duck.
The bill is mainly designed to pre-
vent cruelty in securing the feathers
Of such ornamental birds as ospreys
and birds of paradise
The prohibition regarding importa
ton extends TO dead bodies of birds
with the plumage on them, but does
not apply to feathers worn by travel
ers or introduced in travellers bag
gage provided It can be shown thai
they are for personal use only.
Strenuous opposition had been Of
fered to the passage Of the bill BY
the trade interested.
Fresh northern fish received twice
m wool. Farl's cafe. .--Ady
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE CITY OF ARDMORE,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Exhibit "a"

Exhib
June Both 1921
GENERAL
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Financial Statement And Of Fiscal Condition OF City OF Ardmo
TOTAL Revenue Accruals -

TOTAL Revenue Accruas ----------------- 17ss27O2
REQUIREMENTS
Maturing oneiourh
of 7O42O65
Bonds
Judgments
TOTAL Requirements --.------------------ s147,6OOo
BALANCE-SURPLUS
A a SOs91O2
Stateo Of County O
the City
and that said shows
1921
at Arinoe July, 1921
r.. HEFNER,
DYER,
L. M THURSTON, Clerk.
!
bed and to me o
(Seal W. SULLIVAN, Public.
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Fresh northern fish received twice
a week. Earls cafe.-Adv.
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City or Town Estimate

the fiscal beginning July ls
and SOh 1922
OF the o
of 1921
following
lishe Of
GENERAL FUND
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Specials
Table Linens

Madeira Scarfs. Center
pieces. Napkins and all odd
pieces. special at 20 per
cent less,
b4-in. hemEtitched Table
Cloths in pretty patterns,
good quality; special i.i9
72-in. merccrized Linen,
fnishcd Table DamsEk In
pretty patterns, special zoe
72.in. all-liucn Double
pamask In pretty patterns.
yard. special ....... 325
72-in, all-lineu Double
Damask In extra quality
ana pretty patterns, spo-
Cisl .,.,,,....,,..,,l25 20
Floor
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Specials
TOlUeLS

Turkish Bath Towels in
medium size and weight.
dozen, special ..,.....i. $50
Extra large Turkish Bath
Towels In good quality;
each, special ..,....... csc
All-linen Huck Towels In
good firm quality. each spc-
cisl ....,,............7 7SC
Cotton Huck Towels in
heavy weight. blue mono
gram border. each, spe-
Clal ...,.,,.....,,..,,2a 2aC
Seco
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Specials in
White Goods

S6-in. Celtic Bleached
Muslin In good quality; spe-
Cial ....,.,.......1.| |ac
3s-in. Advertiser Bleach
cd Muslin, excellent quality,
special ....,.,.....,.loc
balm. Indian Head Tor
fancy work. special .. tSc
26-in Rluebird Nainsoek,
heavy weight for children =
wear. special ....,... sec
i0-in. fancy pink Main
sock. our best quality; spe-
Cial ..,,.s.. .,,...' 'oc
floor
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Bclber
Wardrobe Trunk
Spccial--37.5O

\ genuine BclhCr three
quarter size wardrobe trunk
with all the necessary con-
venicnCcs such as raised
top, shoe pockets. hat box.
locking device and fiber
lined strongly built trunk
for hard service three
ply box. covered with hard
fiber inside and out. light
I'm weight and allowing
moro weight for contents
before reaching excess bag
case rate. splendid for
school use.
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New Staple Fabrics in Large Shouting

27-inch GinRhnms. Pretty
patterns, good quality and
fast colors, yard ...... i0c
32.,nch Zephyr t.inghaws
In fast colurs. In checks,
plaids and solid colors 20c
~ inch Dcyonshirc Cloth
for Riddles clothes. fast
coiors In small checks and
solid colors, ........, soc
32-inch Zephyr Ginghnns
In pretty plaids. checks and
solid colors. .......... soc
inch French Cling
hams In pretty checks,
plaids and solid color" 7Sc
~ inch Cinghains, SILK
checked. fast Colors and
new patterns. ..,....,i2S
3s-inch rcrcaics In pretty
new fall patterns and fast
colors .,,,,.','..''''' ."c
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NeU WOOLenS

Each day for tho past
several weeks. has brought
new wooden fabrics for fall
and winter dresses. suits.
ana coats. Selections arc
now practically complete
ana are very interesting, for
prices on these qualities
show q wonderful decrease
under last years
Among late arrivals are
WOOL charmeuse, drapevclla,
velvH suede. stockinctte.
poiret twilis. sucdetcx.
duvet de laine. wool Canton
crepe. velinette. Rolivia
nsrye!la. vc,ours. broad
cloth, chinchillH. polo cloth
and other weaves In such
colors ss navy. Zanzibar,
Moroccan, Malay. sphinx.
burro. marabou. Sorrento,
and black.
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3e-inch Importcd Madras

32-inch Imported Madras
Shirting, In pretty, fancy
patterns. our very finest
grade .,,.....,.... 30
3S-inch FiannelctteS for
kimonos In pretty new pat
terms ....,. ....s.t.ss S~
27-inCh ftath Robe Iian-
nels in ali new patterns. SOC
27-inch Bath Robe i1an-
ncls: our best quality in
fancy new patterns 75c
27-inch Fancy Outing
F1anncls in patterns, light
and dark ............f foC
27-inch: our Best Quail
ity Wing Down Outing
Flannel In pretty fancy
light and dark patterns, 20c
38-inCh Outing flanncls
In pretty fancy patterns for
pajamas .....s...,,.. zoe
nj Floor
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36-inch Queen Pcrcaies
In all fast colors and new
est patterns ........... :SC
2S-inch kiddics' Play
Cloth In fast colors and
pretty patterns ....... 25c
32-iDch Shirting Madras;
pretty fancy stripes In fast
ColnrS .t.s..t -,s.. I've
32.inch Shirting Madras
In pretty fancy stripcs. a
fine quality ..,.,..,... Use
32-inch Madras Shirtiug
In fine imported quality.
fast colors .........,..t 100
32-inch Scrpcntinc Ri
mono Crepe In pretty new
fan patterns .......t. 39c
27-inch tlanncictcs In
pretty new patterns and
good, fast colors. for XII
munoS .,.s..,.. I've
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Indestructo
Wardrobe Trunk
Special--59.25

Has five year written guar
sn,ee. heavy round edges,
raised top, pretty blue I'm
ing, iron holder. ironing
board. hat box, shoe pocket,
locking bar. and other lnde-
struCto features and con
veniences Regular lndc-
structo guaranteed con.
struction covere with
splendid quality fsbrikotd
in check pattern. \ great
trunk for service and hard
wear at any such special
price. Choose early,
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Attractive NelU DrdperieS

Pretty Panel or "Sec-
tional" Nets. In good fiet
weave: each section . ins.
vide by ga yds long;
bottom scalloped and fin
ished with neat lace edge.
The section .75c
38-Inch Scotch Drapery
Madras in rose. gold. null
berry. blue and green: n
splendid quality and good
colors: many new designs.
The yard ...........1.O 90
FIT
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Children Nichciicu Ribbed Sport
Hosiery IN black or brown good
weight for fail, perfectly knitted.
Pair ...... soc
Chiidrcn's Sport Socks In black with
plaid roll tops shown IN sizes TO 10.
a splendid quality The pair. sac
school unndkcrrhicfs Of plain white
fine Swiss and finished with hem
stitched hens u nice handkerchief
for school Each ......,,......I5 I5c
Main Floor shops
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Hand Bag--l6.95

Extra fun cut, heavy grade
cowhtdc leather hand bag
lcat her rcinforccments,
leather lining, hand sewcd
frame, heavy brass claw
catches and good lock,
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Excellent Values in Substantial School Luggage
Gladstone Bag
22.5O Each

You couldn't pick "A more
commodious, practical piece
of hand luggage than a
gladstone, shown here in
high grade full stock cow
hide In brown or black. pig
grain leather lined IN every
way fine bag
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Chiidrcns Fine Rubbed Cotton
Stockings, In all tho wanted aiscs. In
white, black and brown. The pair.
priced ...,.... .................... 25c
BOYS Heavy rubbed stockings. for
school wear and shown In brown and
black. Moderately priced. the pr. 3Sc
Chiidrcn's Fine Mcrccrihcd Cotton
Stockings In the wanted sizes, In
brown. white and black the pair
priced ..,..,.,,.,,... SOC
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Fine Draperies-One lot
silk and mercerized dra-
perry fabrics--heavy da-
masks, mohaIrs and other
fine materials in limited
lines to close out Yard,
special .....--- l.pS
5O-Inch Drapcry Velours
in a good wearing quality.
a good material for fall
raperies, in rose. blue,
taupe and mulberry.
Yard ....-..... .S.95
Floor
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School Girls Hosiery, Hn1dkerchiefS, Ribbons

Boys Cambria school Handkcr-
chiefs in a good wearing. extra fine
Taffc,a and Moirc IIairbow RIB
bons. fancy floral designs. The yd 25c
Plain Moirc Ribbons In al wanted
new colors. also fancy patterns Yard.
2aC to ......, ............ ,........ noe
Windsor Ties In satins and crepes, a
host of pretty c9lors, SOC to..,... CSC
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Travelling Bag
Special---lO.95

lS-inch cnwhide bag that's
a wonder tor the price. Welt
seams, claw catches. rein-
forced corners, leather lined
and double pockets. russat,
Cordovan, brown, wine, or
black,
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--3.95 to $50
Serge School Dresses

Its In such garments as flannel MILDLY blouses
and such dresses as these that the excellins
merit OF Jack Tar Toss seem most apparent
Here are storm serge and French serge straight
regulation dresses OF splendid quality and prac-
teal, as we'll as being good looking and at the
same time economical Sizes to IA years
$50 to 1850
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--3.95 to 8.95
Certainly There areM ManyGo Reaso Why
Girls Prefer Smart Jack Tar T0gs for School

The rsinstaking care that goes into the make
up OF Jack Tar Togs appeals TO girls--ant none
the less to their mothers. too. Take the
celencc Of materials used, their very attractive
MILDLY or regulation STYLES, tho general III ana
hang OF the garment that is needed in and not
just pressed iny-these are but some Of Jack
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--l.5O, l.95
MILDLY Blouses

Good, wholesome wash MILDLY blouses Of
ionsdale jeans that Will withstand many
huuderings and much hard wear, navy or red
flannel collars trimmed with white braid
Reasonably priced,
$50, 2.95
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The NeU Fail Silks
Changcable Cros dc Londre

Notably desirable for evening dresses md cN."Il'r'
FOR faIfimr sty's for prt't'h wear Gr"t d" I"ndr"
IN pretty showing of ,hangchbr ctf'iH including
practically all the latest shades. 30 inches Nll.
2 95 Yard
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Washable School Dresses

Blue chambray >engham and Palmer linen
dresses with all the principal Jack Tar ad-
vsntages. In straight regulation styles with coll
lars and cuffs trimmed in white braid. Smart
and attractive.
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MILDLY Blouses

washable Lonsdale Jeans MILDLY blouses IN
sll-white or white with red and blue collars:
cut fun for comfort and wear, all seams care
fully run. In school girls sizes For early tall
wear,
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VIC Quote No Former
or Comparable PRICES
In our Advertising We
ist You ~ the Judge
81 Values
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2.95 Yard
Fine, Heavy Canton Crepe

Durable. perfectly loomcd Canton lr'Y, with D..
rough. raEged turface ana good WcariuE qualities in
correct weight Tor autumn wear. 80 n. h'f ~Ii' m
spp' tiing choice al coloringJ
QS Yard
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-2.95 Each

Tar advantages. They garments especially
designed for the ages for whom they are made
and have those litt!e touches that attract most.
siderin & the many advantages pos
sible, In point OF style real worth and economy
Jack Tar Togs are really nominal in price
There is very noticeable decrease from last
seasons prices.
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NeW Art NeedleUOrk

Stamped Pure Linen
Huck Towels OF fine quail
ity. attractive designs:
hems'itched hens. Each.
1.SD TO ............ 100
stamped Huck Towels.
10 be worked, good quail
ity. each. Csc to.....35c
Attractive Bed Spreads
In applique patterns: OF
fine Sea Island cloth. Pill
low shams TO match $50
Tan Linen Crash Scarfs
and Buffet Sets ready for
crochet edges; a re a 4 y
hemstitched. 1.89 to 100
One Lot of 36-Inch Cen.
trrs, stamped on art linen
in basket designs and one
conventional patti tern.
Each, special s.....5pc
Floor
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395 Yard
Princess Satin

An excellent quality 81 Princess and Corn,er 4ttlns
unusually durahc Tor droHsoa and buurtt. aF inc Dhea
wide In navy. brown, black and thc loading sntdes.
q SO Yard
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MILDLY Skirts

Splendid MILDLY skirts, beautifully tailored
Of high grade sll-wool navy blue French or
storm serses and made with or without waist
A pretty skirt that retains It's shape ell
IS. 80, 1000
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--3.75 Yard
Trimming Velvet

a worthy showing OF trimming velvots In the straight
pilo and paon finish shown In Of the wanted
new shades ana black. ~ inches vide.
200 Yard
Floor
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$50 Yard
Costume Velvet

large ana attractive collection ~ high grade cos
velveta Tor childrenE drcssoa. suits ana
20 inches wide. in brown. tsupc, rod
and black good, fast pill. and colors.
-3.7S Yard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
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Chiffon Silk Velvet

AilrrinE chiffon velvet IN superb quality With high
lustrous finish for fine drc"es. suits ana Vthpa, 40
inches wide In almost any wanted color.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

i3-Piece Applique A
Luncheon Sets. very at
tractive. a good value a.
the set. complete Loo
Buffet Sets to be worked
In French knots and lazy
daisy. In good art lirs IN.
The oct. 100, SOC and TJC
stamped Pillow Cases OF
good tubing. some with
hemstitched hens. 10 he
crocheted and others with
plain scallops. Pair. i.S9
TO s.....s.ss s..... oD
Stamped Fudge Aprons,
already made. TO be en-
broidered. i.5O and 100
NouneSters' sta m Pc Il
Feeding Aprons. made UP
and ready TO bo finished
stamped IN nursery de-
signs Each .......75c
Seco