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Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

fifty features on the new car which are not found on the standard Lour- ing car or speedster," said Mir. Holmes.
 One of the most noticeable features of the new car is a newly designed windshield, the side arms and base of which are aluminium. It provides an ingenious method for ventilating the drivers compartment and em- bodies novel built-in courtesy" lights in the lower corners. A one-piece glass is used which is fitted wit, a cleaner.
 The car comes in two special body \ colors with upholstering in the fin est grade of two-tone Spanish leather in shades to match. Steel wheels also are standard equipment, fin ished in tones to harmonize with the body.
 Some of the exceptional features include nickel plated lamps and radi- ator motometer. clock. trouble light, snubbers, bumpers, special lenders, aluminium steps, fully lined top, spe- cial steering wheel and numerous other examples of tasteful designing
 Don't use the choke exc,pt when
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

There is nothing inside the drum that moves; the contents consists only of iron. wire and minerals" says C. E. Ammann.
 Tt can be used to drive any cleo trical apparatus and can be made in any size"
 The brothers are closely guarding their secret, and even take their brain child" when it is not in use. to their room in the Argonaut hotel.
 So far the brothers have not of fered to sell their proposition.
 Electrical men in Denver are wait ing ito be shown but they grant the thing works.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
SUBSTANTIAL CUT IN P|ERCE-ARROW
 PRICE ANNOUNCED

A substantial reduction in the prices of its touring car models ef- fective after September 1, and a re- duction on the prices of its truck models, effective immediately, has been announced by George W. Mix ter, president of the Pierce Arrow Motor Car company.
 The new price of the standard seven passenger touring car is $6.50O at the factory, the inclosed car prices being graded proportionatsly.
 The new prices of its truck models are: s4,S50 for the five-ton size: S4.350 for the 31a ton and s3,200 for the 2-ton
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
LIBERTY BRINGS
 OUT NEW SNAPPY
 SPORTSMAN $ CAR

A sportsman's car of the most a = vanced type is just announced by the Liberty Motor Car company, to- gether with the information that first shipments of the new car are now being made to distributors and dealers
 The new car is pronounced de- parture from the standard type of speedster in that its appointments .and fittings are phenomenal not only for their quality, but for their com pleteness,' according to Julian Holmes of the Holmes Motor Sales company, head of the distributing of the Liberty six. There are nearly
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

Wheels should respond to the turning of the steering wheel with but little lost motion.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

Don't use the choke exctpt when necessary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
TeUs viii Celebrate SukkOh

During the eight days beginning
on Sunday evening, october l6. and
ending on Tuesday. october %. the
Jews viii celebrate Sukkoth, the au-
tumn Thanksgiving Harvest festival,
from which our American Thanks
giving day was copied by the pious
puritans.
At Temple Israel, Fourteenth and
Cheyenne. Sukkoth will be ushercd
i'm hy divine service on sunday aft
ornoou. October 16 at 5 o'clock. The
Harvest Booth which Is the central
symbol OF the festival, will be cone
Grated by tho children Of the Temple
Religious school. The public Is cor
daily invited.
The Sukkoth festival Ia meant not
as o season OF self-congratulation on
having parncrcd in the product OF
the farm or tho gains ~ business. but
as time for thought on the larger
scoped social lptcrcsta % men In the
national and international life. The
Jews are tho first 10 have recognized
political economy as the field where
religion and morality must operate
Tor the good Of men.
In It, modern form the suggestive
nosg OF this truth Of the Sukkoth
festival OF this truth Of the Suk-
koth festival is made more effective
bv the fact that n occur at the be-
ginning Of the Autumn, coincldent
with tho increased activities OF the
economic agencies. II IL, as 1t were,
"a timely lesson for each one 10 in
fcrprct his lie az Of larger scope. re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

lated 10 the national life and made
possible in f%ullness only within 3D..
The dwelling IN booths" as char.
acteristic Of the Blbucan phase NJ
the festival and observed as an .r.
chaic symbolism nowadays. Is a sue
gestive domestic ritual which rp.4r.
firms the lessons of the simple Iira,
and the democracy Of the Jewish
household. The five symbolic rI.r,,
hint that, as the gifts OF God I'm
ture vary and in their rtaIitv ma.e
human life sweet and Htisfactorr go,
tho difference among mcu..as. ID,
service and character. may sorv. IN
make Society an organization On
which each ono of us has a place and
can make a helpful contribution.
Some moro effective. some less. q...c
noble, and some commonplace. soma
for the day and some FOR an Times.
according to what they do and vH.r
they are.
Tho Sukkoth festival is the ,.-
minating lesson Of the series OF hole
days Of the month 10 addrs.s.s .t.
self to the facts of lifo which we
might. otherwise, leave sordid. u
widcnl the horizon Of our individual
lntercsr. 10 approves our voortluug
and lahors not when they brink url
vatc satiafactions hut when they VIZ
talize u common humanity and
make us more efficient in the work
upon which depend the veal The
peace and the iov Of the commun.tp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Grors. elder. phone Cedar 2s1. Sunday
school At 49, preaching ut ii by J. H.
whIsuant. evangelist. ~ho is now IN q
serics u meetings ai west TULSA. Sirht
serSices will be suspended because ~ Wet
Tulsa meeting. second door west of drug
store.
LATTER DAY SAINTS tpsorganized
church Of jesus christi Tenth aud
Rockford. 6. r Sheppard. pastor. sun
day school 9ss. preaching al II and g..
PRAYER meeting az 5 y. M. wednesday
ASSEMBLY or fgOD - Fifth and
Peoria. sunday school ana bible read
'nK at ioi devotional and pastoral service
Tuesday 1aO. Bibls study Friday 1850.
NORTH TULSA CDMMGNf1f O0ter'~
nomiuafionaD Cincinnati aud oklahoma
Northumberland addition, sunday school nt
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. bIbls
study Friday.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST siS'b
and Madison tCegtrai Parkl a. n. baHo.
pastor. Saturday service. sabbath school
Ing az o. sundav preaching az 3 D.. ~.
SCIENCE TRUTH CENTER Every
Welnesd'y a. ana n 90 az home o'
am Interested are welcome.
UNITY CLASS ~ Practical christianity
meets every Sunday and Thursday 'y"-
ming IN superior courtroom. courthouse. 70,
che study. " praCticn Chriall3hily ara
ard. HcaNh and healing class in connec.
ton. You are invited TO Join uH on the
road 20 health happiness aud prosperity,
,os1s Tb9a..obr al headquarters. rosn'
ei3 Fisher Bldg, ll0iA Fact Second Mem
hers on Monday. W. j.. ZOllirgcr. secre'
tary. Usage sifi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Altogether different from any !
have seen. are the distinguished
examples In reading lamps. candle
sticks and firc-wood boxes. OF
wrought iron, that have just come
in" at Miss J~ncksou's Exclusive
shop i'm the Sinclair building. They
Just seem to possess that adaptable
ity ar being smurtly correct In most
any surroundings and would lend an
artistic touch to iha room. one
wishod to change a wee bit for the
winter.
Among the unique features OF the
season are the sets of hat, neck
piece aud bag to match. Especially
attractive to me vas one of mole,
fashioned In petal effect.
with FruCka. Hats. Blouscs and
sports things In mind, | wandered
into Miss LehiRh's Smart Vogue
shop. In the new Wright building,
this wocA and was we'll repaid for
l was permitted TO view a collection
of -tasclnatingly new models for FAN
and Winter wear. Summing II up
I would gay. this display combines
the smnrtnCss u Paris, the dignity
OF good taste and the appropriate
ness 81 both day and evening wear.
An added attraction Is the moder-
ate pricinEs that prevailed at this
Smart Shop.
Grueu watches need no praise from
my en-. for everyone knows they are
the ideal watch for both beauty and
service. But ! do want 20 tell you
u that tho Hebron Jewclrv store al
Second and Main, exclusive repre-
sentativcs in Tulsa for the Grucn
Watches, have Just received a new
shipment OF them which includes
a large variety Of sizes in many
new shapes, OF white, green and
yellow gold. / also noticed several
stunning Sautoir watches among
these new arrivals.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

From tho Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
President Jensen OF Brigham
Young college said in a tank on edu-
cation:
Tho purpose OF education Ia 10
get the Child'H mind 10 think. You
can't do this by i~riEhtcnlng the
child. That is why disapproye Of
storm, severe, bnd-tcmpercd teach
ers a teacher OF the latter sort had
a visit y afternoon from the
bishop Of the diocese. Tho bishop, q
genial suuld called before him "a
white-faCcd uruhiu was very much
cowed and depressed from an un-
deserved punishment he had res
ceived hat morning.
My boy, said the bishop In c.o-
quent tones, who made this great
and glorious earth Of ours and set
tho sun, moon and stars in the Won
derful armament
Tho whitc-taced boy bcRan d,
biubber. i aid, ho said, hut / won't
do Il again.
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Mrs. Ewing has returned from New
York to her Suzanne shop, 53l
south Main street. with the Good
sene Millinery shop, where she Is
showing frocks so bcguiling In their
youthful distinction, suits and wraps
80 wonderful IN line and fabric "a to
be in a class by themselves. In fact,
the style portrayed in the costumes
Of this artistic buyers selections
must he seen TO be appreciated.
Medium and large women do not
wish TO sacrifice their greatest asset.
n good figure will continue to wear
Corscts, though not the heavy ones
that M were considered necessary.
My weekly tour of the shops always
includes a visit to the Boswell Jew
elry store. 123 South Main. where
DELIGHTFULLY."- new ideas I'm gift sug-
gestions are continuously arriving.
Yesterday l was surprised at the
multitude of new arrivals; tiny
watches, dainty mesh bags and van
ity cases, and many surprises for
the shopper. with chests of silver
for the bride Of one or ten years.
And. truth to tell. all prices quoted,
were pleasantly low in this store
Of quality.
Have you seen that bright, intense
bth's wv IHflNihIA'a w Nbi'h hll-
pears Ia have sprung up over night?
Only yesterday | bree2ed into the
Ia Blanche Children's shop. . East
sixth. 90 view the new arrivals in
Riddles" garments for fall and WIN
ter wear and vas deligbted to find
coats. frocks, hats, underwear and
everything to please the mothers
and make the children happy. in
this clever shop.
Goats and wraps are full lengths,
says good authority. with loose
sleeves, plain or elaborate with
trimmings.
II your fur is out Of date or II It only
needs repairing, take II TO Mrs.
Nadlen's Fur shop at the Mann
HIATT SHOP in the Sinclair building.
where, like magic. old furs become
useful in u~p-to-date models
The Influence Of the graceful shawl
Is felt everywhere i'm wraps. The
prctticst models being those which
are somewhat vague In shape.
Mrs. Orr's Home Gift shop, SOC
South Boulder, is a delightful> find
for gift seekers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

For the smart ysunK woman and
the matron, too, Demorest Frocks
are most becoming. featuring as
they do. every modish variation for
social fall. only yesterday I dropped
into this clever shop to find a most
charming display Of ultra-fashio,-
able frOcks at old time prices.
\ lovely ncgNgcc Is almost IA ncCcs-
siiy In the wardrobe Of every wuman
and though seldom worn, affords
hat satisfaction SO essential to the
feminine fancy for pretty things.
The beautiful spiG!t OF Christmas "
best conveyed by. personal engraved
Cards-yOu will find uusua and
distinctive designs at s. j. MCGGc
Co. 20 West Third street.
\ smartly dressed member OF our
younger set IL wearing Il lovely black
velvet hat stitched round and round
with blue n tan silk.
Has it ever occurred to you that you
should have a nice floral painting
Ia your dining room? l saw some
wonderful old Flemish pieces and
several really modern pictures at
the Wctzcll Galleries, COS South
Boston, and | know you will be in
tercsted when you drop in and sec
them. And IL your buffet or table
looks as though there was ONE
thing missing, perhaps one Of those
fine Italian compotes that / saw
while looking at the pictures, would
be just the proper thing to make
the setting complete, especially II
filled with the wonderful-G'm
tempted to say delicious) fruit they
are showing.
Even the furs of this season favor
the light Coiorings which give the
more youthful effect.
Dame Fashion has decreod that this
shall bc a season OF youth.and many
small women who find II difficult
to he fitted in frocks and coats are
buying at the Mary James Children
shop, IS East Firth, where they are
showing distinctive garments ia
sizes up to l6 years.
UnC-sidc ~fastcuings In drnpCd rather
than straight Russian styles are evil
dent.
/ lust wonder II all my readers know
that our dependable B~ohncfcId
Cleaners and Hatters. 3l4 South
Cincinnati, clean. every dust acCu-
mulating object In the home. Rugs,
drapcries, curtains and cushions
come home like new from his rec
liable establiShment and ! also
notice that their prices are very
reasonable for first class work.
Vivid greens. flamc, nasturtium
and Ccrisc shades are q e In many
of the sweaters worn with short con
trasting skirts.
Exquisite lockwood pottery and
choice br~iC-a-brac, just the thing
for gifts, prizes and homo dccora,
lions. are on display ~ the Art Graf;
Stationery shop, I22 South Boston.
where | also saw suggestions for
smart Christmas greetings. which
should be ordered now to avoid
rushing at the last minute. Mrs.
Richardson's hand painted greeting
cards are also sold exclusively al
this attractive shop.
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FIRST N~ETIipuIHI ftIh hui N9uI.
ia D. w Nt.l Iasi1f l"a.I" m.I''i
satlhiani lHt Hit.li l.n'iy H'A1l my
tHnlHy H''n"' 10 W
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PREACHING H I' "n' 90" ID "' N"'
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40 iU,'.g N.r,-p o., sarwu, Iy lno
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80 .tt,,.. t.g fE. ,.,t.D" a,ti,fIss
,..Ilrs a tD. r.t.r.,r add .rs,U4.u.
prayer mraurr s.I aIuuv ,Iaf- -j
Yr.r.Tr kItNYufAI F.u,.aoptb ana
Du,I.t IsIi.f Hfaunon. paHt9t
Il|g.y ,w.I,.gr md ttII. .trtg p.IY..
IL U.af TEu,r... .Y
strh month of aN. pf.aHtIng t| II u.
uI o 10. guTluu ~ fHr IuIU,IaIf. H'
THIsH Hu "THr I|l.. uf fU" U.f.'Isu l.'
IHrr Zoo fhU NII|I 500 evening .gIt...
iur rH.IuI NUIuF como iH rUHf".Uu.t
BOSTON AtI.IE 81 o. ID IIfh
F1I NIUf.U. Rev. o. Al. UHIf.H o. .fN.
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There most surely Is n lasting salts
faction in the knowledge that the
wedding invitations, announcements,
personal cards and ones stationery
Is absolutely correct in every detail.
/ guess that Is the reason why am
always singing the praises of the
Western Bank supply Co, 3l5 South
Boston. where each order taken has
had a personal and conscientious at
tention. where they know what Is be
ing used and take pleasure in show
ing their patrons the latest nno-
Vations.
4 decidedly favored hat trimming Is
huge bows. ~ worn by tie Alsnttdn
women with their national costumes,
and these bows are entirely made OF
ostrich ar paradise feathers.
our homes are our Ideas made Wis
iblc,' says one writer, then goes on
to explain how important is the wall
trcatmeut-the background OF the
entire home. and lays great stress
upon the necessity Of consulting
good authority when planning the
interior of n new home or making
changes In the old one Right there
my thoughts turned to the Rarwin
Studios Of Interior Decoration and
Furnishing, so South Roston, whore
the artists devote special attention
. ~ 10 u A'NNH I'fAhff|Hhfa $3.50 49,
of wall treatment,
\ velvet wrap from DrcscII has steel
thread mingled with the gray che
nile, which deliberately cmhroid-
Crs IT,.
when you are looking for a shop
that carries the unusual in GIFT sug-
Eestions. something that, brcathcs
OF the Orient for distinctive home
decorations, and objects Of art, COM
] If-FRtr H.gr.t 1.4tHfRr. and faGAF1lntEg
then you will enjoy a visit to tn"
Oriental Fine Arts shop, zoos South
Main.
There is a keen sense Of comfort and
satisfaction in wearing the smart
footwear one finds at Atkins Boot
erie, AIS South Main. Comfort In the
fitting and satisfaction in tho assur-
RnCe that you are wearing fashion
able models from the best designers
and makers of fine footwear.
Speaking Of values in dresses, VIII
wonders ever cease | had written
what I thought a great news
charming froCks for street, after
noon and evening wear-your choice
for S25, and when | dropped into
the La Wheat shop, 2l9i2 South
Main, over the Palace theater. to
have this ad O., k,'d, l was informed
these very froCks are now on sale
|lbI alDstDs lOu are lllASlllE a l'hl
bargain II you don't see these.
Many OF the last in" evening gowns
are In tho pale tints which express
dnintincss and refinement.
Every little need. every little com
fort and every little luxury for baby
ia 20 be found at the Mary James
Childrcn's shop, 10 East Fitth,
After special training under Mr..
Quicker, IDectn expert of London,
Mrs. McClintock Is ~ a position to
give Intelligent results with this
wonderful hair coloring, restoring,
by expert application, gray or faded
hair to its original color in less than
one hour. Consultation by appoint
meut at her Mariuello Beauty shop.
10 West Fourth.
In one Of our smart Shops ! SAN u
most gorgeous Chinese m%andcrinc
coat for evening wear In soft Chinese
rgsI satin, hand embroidered In con-
trasting shades of red and gold, and
l thought, how wonderful it would
b. with IA throw Of crminc around
the neck,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
prnrcrrcd TO Pay tho VINO

one Saturday morning a little boy
told the children's librarian that no
had a book AT home that should
be returned TO the library that day.
,yRut how much would the fine be
II I kept the library book unt4' Mon
day?" he asked her.
III would be 2 cents, jimmy, bu'
YOU don't wish 10 pay a. finea lo'
live such a little way from hete
Why don't you run home ana get u"
hook p" she suggested,
"No Stree eaid the boy y
wa to go horne. IN seN " ""'"
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MIslEIIANEnIs

CrTHCU oF TIiE NAZAVESE-we-,
TULSA sglg South Phoenix. 4. " John.
SOM. pastor, lfz5 South Trenton. sunday
school 81 90, preaching NJ ~ and 100.
young people at a. Wednesday prayer
me,tiHE 80. Bibte study class Friday .,
Z 90.
CHURCH or GOD-Finh ana Madison.
r.. l. ~hluwtu. raF'Hr. Sunday school az
s.3o. preaching at ~ and
CITY M~lsStON-2tC EaN rirst Ser
Vices today at 80 by Row. A. Llchtcn
ntrIu. also evening services At 1870 on
Tuc9dpy Thursday and Saturday.
CHURCH OF CHUIsT-Now meeting In
ola TITurt Memorial Methodist church
building. Main and raat1n. q ID Ia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Pumps and slippers OF d best ma
torials in styles TO please
The hand drawn handkerchief Ia
Colored linen Is very good again In
spite OF the fact that IL had al un-
usual popularity last season.
/ called upon Miss May Rothham-
mer, sac South Gillette street yes-
terday, and while many OF my read
ers are personally acquainted with
this exceptional corsetiere, I'm Won
deriDg IL YOU all know n ls selling
an individually designed corset, A
corset planned TO enhance your indi-
vidual figure, by giving support
whore support "a needed, to correct
poor lines and at the same time m
phasi2c beautiful lines, II Ia u cor
Set made of a wide range OF matcri-
ais, from the substantial TO the most
exquisite silks and satin. Phone
Usage 356S-R for appointment, for
there Is much that l have not told
you.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

TIRsT sptUtruAI-K. Of p. hail. 3 q.
M. Rev Mrs. T. ~ Fleming. pastor.
Trance Lecture and spirit mcsHHrDH by
pastor uud HsslHtauta. Mines. NIlfI.h.
Nal'by. Uyvn0'dF Moody. Lindsay aud
pillow Iycaum nud adult study class ~
p 4. m. MIi-Week circle a. home af MIS-.
Reynolds. 1904 south Boston. "wednesday.
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FIRST CHURCH oF CHRIST. GLEN.
TtsT Eleventh and Boulder. SUNDAY
l''t tofsy Doctrine Of A~tonemeut'
wednesday evening. testimonial meeting
al 3 o'clock. Public is invited -
eI services and 90 use % reading rooms.
1901. 3ta Mayo blir open week days from
10 O.
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stylish footwear for tho girl or
woman Is being shown at CartwelIs
Boot Shop, COZ South Main, where
they carry every new mode Of the
Laird, Schobcr Shoes, besides
several other makes quite as popu
lar. l could write much about these
styles, but know you much prefer
90 drop around and try on a few of
them.
There h quite u hit of color on the
black froCks i'm Paris at the pres
Cnt time, II Is said, and this, n r.
pointed cut. calls for the same color
for the hats.
by the way. have you seen the win
dow display at the Rivkin Studios.
Fourth and Boulder You will feel
fully repaid II you make a special
trip around that way. for every pic
ture Is a study in Photographic art
and the artistic frames will give
inspiration for the framing Of pic
lures you have.
While black hats are indeed very
popular, cmbcr Il a shade that Is
also meeting with great favor.
Let me tell you where there Is n
showing Of fall styles that beautiful
b portray that elusive charm 50
much desired-youth. 'Tis the
pemorest shop. SOC South Main.
Paisley patterns in silk are being
purchased for trimming, and for hits
of high color 10 offset Marker ma
t~erials.
Mrs. Lena Smith, Modiste. 22O West
Fourteenth place, needs no intro
duCtion to Tulsa ladies, I only want
TO say, place you orders early.
We hear a lot about kniCkers, but II
II my opinion that they VIII he worn
only for golf, motoring and other
sports wear, but not for business.
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FIRST tr11TEiiAN-Tub ana Eisood.
p kauffwnn, pastor Bible school At
p fb. Sacrament " To igfd'g supper VIII
Go fdwIriHfrfcl. Tho pastor and dele
st'" a'''Ea thr annual h]t,.tins 90 -yas4
This wrnk
IUh,E LUTHERAN tAu--ouri Eynodl
1hIftrNrth ana quincy NEW building
kagl Iss1 raster. Ssaa-y school o. 10.
BIO prnt' hing today. rHFtur attending Hr
medical conference Services neat sunday
ht o. Ladies' AId mrots ~. "a Thurs.
llI ID LMn .MuI.M.