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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

T. II seems too good to be true. new
have a real never wind photograph
that will stand the test and never
get out OF ordor--of course It is
the Pathe that has perfected this
desirable Improvement over the old
style "forover-winJ models, and
listen, they cost no more than the
ordinary photograph. Drop into
the Exclusive pathe shop, ) West
Fifth and ask TO see 1t.
Decidedly unusual was the suit Of
gray wool gabardinc, trimmed with
green lines, TINT | saw In one OF our
shops this week.
These are tho days when every
one is on the alert for a new idea
something different for the APP
preaching graduation gift, some
thing unusual for prizes, an appro-
pirate souvenir for the departing
guest. something original for the
anniversary remem brance--I have
| II. Visit the new and attractive In
dian Art and Crafts Store at Sixth
and Main. Their collection will in
terest you and while there, look at
| AHtAI htAINun ulh"HNNiNs
You will not regret IL you include
| In your summer wardrobe few
blouscs and bcltcd jackets 10 wear
with wOolen skirts.
Until yesterday. l thought that all
| tho lovliest fabrics were made for
the decking of fair ladies. But hap
pening into the Darwin studios at
/ 4. 4 IA
| the rarest weavings, the most de-
lectable colorings, the quaintest
imaginings have been reserved for
the back -ground-the setting for
beauty.
Some Of the new collars are cyi-
dcnuy cut wider than the ordinary
neck length 50 thai they give the Of
feet OF being swathcd about the
throat, having soft irregular folds.
Collar and cuff sets, lestees and
gilets that are beautiful. in fashion
and material, yet reasonable in price
is the happy combination you Will
find at Testers, 5l4 South Main.
Full skirts and basque effects are
n feature of the gingham and or
candle frocks one sccs this season
The charming and becoming hat
that you will want to take on your
summers outing has just arrived at
Miss Rusts Bon Ton Millinery. zoo
East Third, and listen-her hats are
very. very reasonable.
Paris reports that no matter what
color the shoe, costume or thu
stockings, shoes arc inNariabl,
black
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

Hero are two truths: First sports
clothes and spring are synonyms
Second. fashions newest concep-
tions in sports suits. skirts. coats,
sweaters and blouses have certainly
found their way to the Dcmorest
shop, sos South Main. Drop in
while the showing IN complete.
Have you noticed that ~ many of
the new fans 1rc extremely largc?
Peaches and creaml exclaimed
when shown the exquisite under
things intended for trousseau at
Constance Wrights Corset and Lin
gerie shop, 522 South Main. Espe-
clally attractive were tho hand
made negligees and Frenchv petit
coats And girls! The train robe
was adorable. You know Miss
Wright features the Bein-Jolie and
Franco corsets. Drop In and get ac-
quaintcd.
strapped slippers for evening
wcnr and also for walking shoes are
very much In vogue.
only yesterday "breeZed" into
La DiCha shop, East Sixth, and
gasped with real Joy when the
young lady showed mo the new ar
rivals IN costume and sports jewel
ry. Oh. those wonderful bracelets!
Those OF jade, jet and the anunuues
were of special interest to me. DO
drop In this week. It's an adorable
shop.
I saw n stunning separate coat OF
burnt orange ctomlnc, beaded la
white wooden beads. They told mt
it was 10 be worn with skirts.
Rave on fair one-~-rave on.
know where you've been; at Les.
ter's, 5lI South Main and you have
seen their spring and summer show.
ing OF exquisite sunderthings
Weren't they lovely?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

Being sensibly practical is .cep.
ing abreast with the times, auH one
of tra most practical things on. can
do, is start savings account "a. o,u
reliable First National bank A.
Fourth and Main, and after start
ing it, be sensible and keep It 20.
ing by saving each pay day. Us
wonderful what one can do. whom
they start out to 'set aside" a Ger.
tain amount for a rainy day and
very gratifying TO know that This
bank pays good interest on your
savings.
\ New York journal observe,
that There IL considerable call for
pctticoats this spring"
Something to interest every femI-
nine reader. l saw handmade un-
derwear, made OF trousseau cloth
and trimmed In real iaccs at la
Dlcha Shop. 3 East sixth. Very
smart for the spring bride, ch?
Great care Is taken, this season.
In the selection of Corscts, for tho
hang OF the gown today Is more dct
pendent upon the corset than WA,
the fit OF the gown Of previous
years.
Every rainbow tint OF Aprils
showers and sunshine Is caught in
the exquisite colorings OF summery
frocks, arriving In a pleasing va.
riety OF the Demorest shop 5o6
South Main.
Bisquc and caramel shades are
becoming more peculiar Hs the sea-
son advances.
saw Cleverly made children's
clothes all stamped and ready 10
embroider at the Boulder Millinery
and Art Store, sos South Boulder,
where they do all kinds Of stamp.
ing and embroidery to order.
Imported complexion wells, with
clear mesh, and very small dots are
being worn. mostly In black, white.
tan and taupc.
When planning for the young
stCr's summer clothes, You will find
| many refreshing suggestions at la
| Blanche shop, . East Sixth, whore
they have a complete line of babies
and children's apparel They also
| make garments to order and while
| was there, / noticed an order for
an adorable graduation dress "All
we ask, Is to have these orders
placed early" said the young lady
in attendance.
WuHt1 l. n.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

hIfth and ask her about the
now French lnecto she has been
having such wonderful success with
this season.
There seems to bc generous
sponsoring Of crcpcs. Chiffons and
all sheer fabrics for gowns this sea-
-On.
Many pretty faces are marred by
superfluous hair. warts, or moles,
that may he easily and permanent
ly removed without the slightest
scar by Mrs. McClintock's expert
method OF Electrolysis, at her Mar
inollo Beauty Parlors, l3 West
Fourth,
Delicate pastcI shades of organ
dy made into small flowers adoru
the newest straw shapes.
They have just received a lot Of
lovely new bassincttS toilet baskets
kumfy kribs laundry baskets, bath
tubs and everything imaginable in
nursery furniture, at the Mary Jane
Chiidren's shop, Is East Fffth.
Really this is tho most ideal shop
for mothers.
For the school girls summer
wnrdrObc, sports clothes are most
prominent and Peter Fan sweaters
of all coIors viii In popular.
Tho summer hats are here and
my such charming sports models az
they showed me at the Boulder NIL
| liucry and Art store, sos South
Boulder yesterday, Drop around
/ this week, their hats are lovely and
/ their prices reasonable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

Gold leaf and silver for walls
over which arc laid colors to their
own onhAncement--dam OF "A
richness unbelievable; for panoling
walls-velvets OF ecclesiasuc de-
signs; silks OF crispness--like the
treasure Of fairy chest they spread
these before you. And at the Darwin
studios they tell you which you may
use with discretlon-and though
your fancy Is intrigued by richness,
II toile percale and colored enamel
suits your home---to this they tact
fully persuade you.
Hand painted ivory combs, chief
ly in Egyptian lotus or winged bcc-
tie designs also ivory Japanese
combs are very noticeable ut fash
ionhble gatherings,
Dropping into the Suzanne
Shoppe, SOC South Boulder for fash
ion notes, yesterday. l found many
new arrivals in gowns, sports ap-
parel and coats, wraps and capes-
each "A distinctive model from some
well known originator. This clever
bnop mas dlIthuS NOH loI ithoAi u
very discriminating clientele--the
natural result OF showing individual
garments.
Some of the very new waistcoats
are cIaboratciy embroidered and I'm
vivid colors.
To match the mood OF evening,
afternoon or morning. in the city or
country are the hats Miss Lair will
show you in the French room of
! her millinery department at the
! Demorest Shop bO6 South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

You must visit the
Mary Jane Children's
shop, Is East Fifth. to
appreciate just how
daintily and practically
every baby need and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

fort this summer 10 have
a permanent wave. why
not have II done by an
expert waver, at the New
York Hair and Beauty
Parlors, over Renherg's,
where they also give a
perfect marcel, do all
kinds Of scientific beau
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

The time has come
when one can look more
slender and still have real
comfort by wearing the
Graceful Stout corset as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
Elisabeth Ann Looks About Town
And She Says:

This is the time Of year phen one begins TO
hare the Weird and Uid desire To 90 some
uhere--t0 do something quite out Of The or
dindry, and most Of those I meet are consult
ing gdyiy coUered railroad and steamship
b00kiets, and UhercUer 30 hear, "The
great outdoors is beckonin0 me!' Really
crerDone is longing for the exciting summer
days mhen OOifing, tennis, polo and motoring
call us hither and Mither--dny old place
Uhere the sun shines continually and eDery-
one smiles n hours in the day. An, but are
you ready, dear reader? Hare you supplied
your Wdrdr0be ruth suits, Drops, frocks
sports things, With plenty of hats and shoes
and the dozen and one accessories so neces-
sary To you happiness? our shops hare made
special effort To please you this season, do
not fail them. buy eUerythisg you can at
home, for UhereUer you 90, yOn ciH find
Tnisa's fashions Just as smart, Tuisa's prices
lust as fair and youU be proud to sag, "Pm
from the "WOnder CHy."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
o Society q
Ciubs-Muslc- womau.s work

day by MrH. Walter Enrlc Brown
no h,r homo boz Maple ltidEr, honor
iug Mrs walter Hurt Curglll of col
umhus. Ca. Who i8 Waiting h"r
mother Mrs. Francis Barlow III
lard. Purple ana yellow 900 Ir.H. Nl'.
let's uIkHpur uud sWcDipouH adorned
tho tBhlo iu beautiful artistry Elise
wh,r. u halls and LIVING room.
beautiful lu contrast vprn dlIt rod
tulips huld 300 low bowls Each
guest received our3ugu bouquet ut
EI.huuud foscG and whitley ullos,
prruIlv arranged against % hand
painted ,0ng. shield with Mf.
Brown and her honor guests wore
Moadumcs Francis Harlow Dillard.
NoedimH T,od Sewers clinton. Loo
clinton. W L. Williams, MAJ Camp
uru. A. FLINT Moss Mat Ilgon.
Joseph y. Hvrd. Dan j DnyiFsou,
charles T.. Hopkins I'rclvu T..
MpFur. warren -. Abbott. randolph
guIrk. Frank - ltudu.r sam J..
Mckinney John W Giliiisnd. Misses
Annie Laurie Dillud Mary clay
williams and Muu Naomi Brown.
Mrs Clw Mayo.a luncheon iu th"
Country club ON Friday proved 60
bo ono Of the delightful Informal
events uf tho week.. Spring flowers
decorated the Table which waa
placed iu the uu room. their CulotH
proving brightness IN contrast 90
the droJry day Mrs. Mayo extend
cd her hospitality 90 several out.uf-
town gucrtg as we'll as town people.
these bciug. Mrs 4. l. waite Of
Kausna city Mrs Frank Gresham
a. q "a a. a
Mrs Diane Carney
Mrs ". Lyle Dickcy entertained
mombors Of the Rusku Art Cub a.
luncheon Tuesday covers bpIng
laid for seventeen. \ large circular
table was placed in the attractive
aunroom iu the Country club and ~
was hcrc that Mrs. DiCkoy extended
her hospitality. Tulips In red hcnnn
and yellow decorated tho table. the
place cards being spring likc Ia their
artistry In tho afternoon two pa
pcrs Wuro given. Mrs. Fred Clinton
giving ono on "C0thedrals OF Mex
leo" Mrs Andrew j. Rudd ono on
"Portunl ana Its Art"
Clubs
Tho Ahtcloka club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Fred Sewers
The Sphinx club meets "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles r.
Vnndover, l4tt Terrace Drive. Mrs
J. u. Bartlett. assisting.
The seventh ana eighth divisions
of the First Presbyterian churcl
will have an all day meeting Thurs
| day. April q, with Mrs. w. +. Gran
sing 3lI South Wheeling street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

Dropping into Miss Jackson's Ex-
elusive shop In the Sinclair building
yesterday | found 80 many new ar-
rivals that / hardly know which ones
to tell you about this week, but be-
llcyo you will be- most Interested In
knowing thnt they now have the silk
chiffon hose that are 40 difficult to
find ana the most adorable French
handmade handkerchiefs In all the
new vivid culors.
Reading fashion notes from
Monte Carlo, this especially nttrnct-
cd my attention. Speaking Of white
one notices here ns In Paris that
white gloves have returned To their
old place OF favor for drSsss wear,
which was temporarily taken from
them by black and Colors mntChing
the costume.
You simply cannot imagine any
thing more gnyly lovely than the
summer showing of sports suits.
wraps, separate skirts. coats, blouses
aud swrnlers that are now showing
at Miss behigh'a Smart Vogue shop
In tho New Wright building, Your
going uway" wardrobe Will be a
delight II YOU have included sew
eral OF these exquisite models.
Some OF the really new lamp
shades follow the outline Of n pngo-
dn roof with tisss'ls hanging AT the
CORNERS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

The seventh ana eighth divisions
of the First Presbyterian church
will have an all day meeting Thurs
day. April 2t, with Mrs. w +. Cram
sing 3lI South Wheeling street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

/ found S. J. McGee Co. closing
out their entire line OF pmps and
shades and they arc displaying some
wonderful bargains wonderful
chance to pick up that lamp you
have wanted.
The separate coat Of black sntin,
simply or cIaborntcIy quilted IL con-
sidored very smart and I've noticed
quilted on-the-faoc satin hats this
spring.
An established reputation OF hav-
ing the newest styles In suits, wraps.
frocks and sports apparel at the
most reasonable prices is the
excellent record enjoyed by the
Paris Fashion Shop. AS South
Main, and | want to tell you that
they are showing now, new arrivals
that were intended for the opening
OF The new store at Fifth and Main.
Mr.. Prayer tells me that everything
IL coming along fine, and that | may
announce the opening OF this beau
tlful wonder store very soon now.
In one of our shops noticed
smart little collar and cuff sets of
gray linen, embroidered In the same
color.
Second thoughts are the best only
when they arrive In time. a timely
Thought IN not to neglect weak eyes
but to visit the Hannis Optical Co.,
800 South Boston, at once.
on several frocks intended for
the younger girls, I've noticed
drawn work developed with colorcd
thread, as the trimming feature.
When you drop into Mrs. Orr's
Home GIFT shop, 606 South Boulder
10 look for prizes, YOU will see a
| number OF very appropriate ideas
/ for graduation gifts.
Taupc stockings I'm chiffon weight
are worn more than any other shade
nc present. for day and evening
both.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

0Iiktk n II HlONtI
shop, 81 East
Thirteenth ls
whore you receive
as particular at
tcution when buy %
Ing the small
Cursagc aS you
would II placing
an order for a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
LuncheOHs

Lovely in Its full compliment was
the informal luncheon given Thurs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

The Ahteloka club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Fred Sewers.
The Sphinx club meets Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles T..
Vnndover, IAN Terrace Drive. Mrs.
!. H. Bartlett, assisting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

portant item OF person
al appearance than ones
halr-its color being
most important OF all and
In this progressive age It
In not necessary to have
either gray or faded hair.
Just drop into Mrs.
LeaChman's Hair and
Beauty shop, II East
4 a.lg har ahn.N tha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

What an ex-
Ccllent time IN
now, to select
that engagement
ring, graduation
gift, or the dia
mond paved we'd
ding ring from
that wonderful
collection OF dia-
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FATAL ERROR

\ certain editor Of country news
PAPER up In Colorado was asked TO
leave the community as result OF a
error In his report Of the
wedding OF the mayors daughter. After
exhausting his supply Of hig words
about the "blushing bride" he said /;
The large, elaborate bouquet OF roses
were punk" The mayor demanded Il
correction and apology in the next
weeks issue, all OF which the editor
was glad to promise. The next issue
contained We wish TO apologize for
the manner i'm which we disgraced the
beautiful wedding last week. Through
Am error Of the typesetter we were
made 10 saw the roses were punk,
what we wanted to say was that the
noses were pink.
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TINE TO STOP

~, - -l.-..l.,, A.,
Commenting on the TAX si.uh.on ,n
Nevada, W. Z. Noteware' hahaging "
rector land tax division OF the Ne'auh
Livestock Association says: ,.,o
I'm the ten years from i".o 70 is-o
our population mas decreaseu 4,foo, OF
from Sl'Sto TO u,4V' Inc .hAapie
wealth OF the state SHOWS uecIeuse
for 1920 over eacn OF 'he years irV'.,
1919 TO lu2O ranging as lono"s' -
per cent Tor Ieloi 80" ~, IN - 81
lOlI, ana 81 per cen. lor ioio 70
penditures Tor STATE soNe,"ne"' na,.
lncreaseu ~ per ceh' an" ~ o"ss 49,.
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A LESSON FROM RUSSIA

One hundred and five Russian work
ingmen were killed and hundreds IN
jured because they refused TO work
sixteen hours day ON the scanty food
allowances made them. Soviet sol.
diers shot them down.
A system Of government that tries to
abolish brains and management AMI
capital necesitates more and hnrder
work instead OF less.
The Soviet government is showing
that labor Is the worst sufferer from
lack OF efficient management. The
slaughter OF Russian laborers, hesper.
ate because Of hunger and their merci.
less new serfdom, should be lesson tc
labor with radical tendencies every.
where.-Newark Ledger.
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S1!Od1;S
LinifnenttiRassaaa9s}
n L r. CHR.

n. j. B. CLUB
The \. J. h. club will aoet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Kenneth Van Eta.
Mrs. Van Eta has invited the mem
bers Of the club for luncheon at one
o'clock.
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VALENTINE PARTY

Mrs r. +. IIndson entertained with
"a Valentine party Monday afternoon
in honor OF Mrs. A. g. Heyman. \
Valentine motif WAS employed In the
artistic decorations. the same design
being used for the tally cards. In All
dition 20 the members of the suburban
club. Mrs. W. +. FoulkS. Mrs. z. NJ
Steed. Mrs II. NcStal and Mrs. Nickers
we're present. In an entertaining con
fest which created much merriment
Mrs. Foulks won the prize Of red car
nations, the hostess presenting the hon
cree with similar bouquet. Mrs. Soult
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LUMBER RETURNING TO NORMAL

ON Feb. l Spokane lumber dealers
made drop OF so a thousand in di-
mension and S25 thousand on fir
flooring which make general reduc-
tion II from - to 10 per cent under
the average 1920 figures. These lum-
ber cuts are typical OF those being
made i'm all parts Of the country and
show that lumber is rapidly returning
to normal.
Deming graphic., 1921-02-22
OLD STANDBY, FOR
ACHES AND PAINS
Any man or woman who keeps
Sloan's handy will tell you
that same thing

n SPECIALLY those frequently
attacked by rheumatic twinges!.
- A counter-irritant, Sloan's Linz
ment scatters the congestion and fsse..
fraiss wiihonf rubbing to the afflicted
part, soon relieving the ache and pain.
Kept handy and used everywhere
for reducing and finally eliminating the
pains and aches Of lumbago, neuralgia,
muscle strain, joint stiffness, sprains,
bruises, and the results Of exposure.
Yon Just knosr from It's stimulating,
healthy odor that it will do you good J
Sloan's Liniment is sold by all drug
lyists-3sc, 70c, $t.40.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. p. A. Burdick entertained TWEEN
y little guests saturday afternoon In
honor Of her daughter. Edna's, fourth
birthday Each guest brought dainty
gift for the small honoree Mrs A. j
Tidmore and Mrs. Howard Connolly
assisted Mrs. Burdick in serving re-
freshments.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. A. T.. Ponsford and daughter,
Leola. Of st. Thomas, Canada. Will
arrive this week for an extended visit
with Mrs Haskell Dial who Is n sister
of Mrs Ponsford.
D. Frederick Powell was n weekend
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SOCIAL CIRCLE

Mrs ]. q. MOlr entertained The
Social Circle of the Presbyterian
church with Valentine party on
Thursday afternoon. A delightful
program was given with vocal selec-
tiOns by Mrs. G. o. Donaldson and by
Mrs. Il. l.. Foulks and violin solo by
Miss wandra Pollard. After the pro-
gram there were Valentine games and
delicious refreshments. Besides the
members a number Of invited guests
were present.
Deming graphic., 1921-02-22

II. Benway. y. l.. Mckinney, A. G..
Harrison, G. W. Dexter, J. NJ. Hines,
f. u. Vickers, ]. G. Ingram, j. +.
Yates. W, r. Foullis, j. q. Cooper, f.
L. Foulks, j. +. Doderer, +. l.. NOrd-
haus, Ella Blom, w. Il. Stevens j. 5.
Kerr. +. ID. Martin. George Eisele.
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and Mrs. vestal assisted Mrs. Hodson
I'm serving delicious 3-course lunch
ecn. after which Mrs. Dexter ON behalf
OF the club. presented Mrs. Heyman
with small token OF appreciation.
thanking her In graceful speech for
all she had done for the club. Mrs.
Heyman responded In her usual gra-
ciouS. sincere manner.
Deming graphic., 1921-02-22

visitor with his parents from the State
College
p. j. Wilson is back from Ranger,
Texas.
A. W. Pollard is attending the ses-
sions Of the Masonic grand bodies at
Santa Fe.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Miss Lois Curtis entertained a few
Of her classmates with theatre party
Saturday evening on the occasion Of
her fourteenth birthday. After the
show the guests were taken home by
Miss Lois where there were games and
delicious refreshments.
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WEDNESDAY, BRIDGE CLUB-

The Wednesday Bridge club met last
week with Mrs Kenneth Van Alta.
Mrs ]. G. Watson won the prize for
high score. \ dainty luncheon was
served after the bridge games.
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Il. Y. L. s. CLUE

Mrs. Haskell Dial entertained the
Il. V. Il. $. Bridge club Saturday night.
Mrs. A. w. Pollard won first prize.
The club was invited TO the home OF
Mrs. Martha B. Ament for their next
meeting.
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Dioon's Ticonderoga pencils, two Tor
Ice There are none bett1r at any
price. At the Graphic office.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-13

H N'.fUfr HsN fHltI tir.
naf ihH suHgtnal
mmft
1850 naH 1teIref fnsf
n $50 gt4h .hlfi p.Hv Htfh On
Dm Il. hH Dfftfi ~
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-13

VOUR dealer knows that the best Damascus steo,
ever made is now excelled by the marvellous
s'eei OF me Durham-Duplex detachable blades
he will tell you that Durham-Duplex bladss 49,.
made rom the finest Swedish steel-oi-temnered
honow-ground and sharpened to a perfect shaving
cage Nothing like them for a cool safe connfortabe
shave And because they have two edges thew
naturally double your shaving mileage" See vorp
oeaier' Make your change, today, to the
The Washington times., 1921-11-27
Mass. Payroll Bandits
Still Elude Pursuit

BOSTON, Nov. 26.-Search for four
heavily armed men who held up and
robbed first national bank truck Of
s2S,444, the payroll of the Walton
Shoe ompany, in Chelsea, centered
tonight in South Shore towns along
by the robbers in their escape.
Shots were fired in Weymouth and
at a point near Braintree at persons
showed disposition to halt a machine
which contained men answering the
description of the robbers.