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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
Mt. SALEM.
i0'> SCORE RYISNrSGs

Mt. Salem .:.............. 0 9 o o ~
sss1nd Ess 81 saY,,s. n,s. wan wul, o Q ! os o~s
runs. Mt. Salem. Z; Second Baptist, 2
Three-base hitsS Herb White. stewart
Hampton. Struck out by James. a !:
tist. e. Stolen bases. Mt Salem. 4 Sac
rifice flies, Wood, Proud Hit by pitched
ball. by Jzmcs-lFnrnessl Bases on
balls. of James. l. of Wilkins. /. Wild
pitches wilkins. =. Number of innings
pitched. 5. Time OF game, one hour
Umpire. Bonsail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
DEFIANCE
Totals ............... 5 3 %
Delaware A. {. Secures Coach.

The Delaware A c. held a. football
meeting last night in the club rooms,
and large number OF local stars We're
on hand. Ed. Fegley, Chester a. c.
and chesrook star, has been secured TO
coach the team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
LORRAINE
TotaIs

.Batted for Snyder in seventh inning.
Earned runs, Lorraine. 3: Two-base
hits, Morgan. Fishback. Struck out by
Tobin. R. by Mckinney O. Sacrifice
hin. Scott and Brand. Base on balls
Mckinney ]. Umpires. Potts. Williams
and sylvester. Time of game. I.35.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
DOVER DEFEATED.
BILLY Balls Team Has Its Winning
Streak Broken.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, Sept. 2.-Dover's winning
streak was broken here yesterday
sfternoon, to 3, by the Defiance team
Of Wilmington. Artis pitched a most
sxcellent game for the local team, but
the visitors were a little 10 the good,
which gave them the advantage. The
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
SOUTH SIDE SET
FOR ADERFOYLE
Large Crowd Expected to At
tend Ball Game at Har-
Ian Field.

When South Side Eden and Ater-
foyie. OF Chester. line up mt 5.45 this
evening At Harlan Field. the fans will
get q chance that many have been
looking forward to. That Aberfoyie
is first class team cannot be denied
ranking with the best in Chester and
Philadelphia.
Manager Ewing will bring his
strongest lineup In order to convince
the fans that the teams OF Philadei-
rhir. and vicinity outrank the Will
mington pincs. while Manager Grant
will trot out his best in order to up
hold the local sporting fraternity.
Ii is likely that o'Mara. the big left
handler. or vann, will draw the pitch
ins assignment for Aberfoyle- with the
former big leasuer, Yearsley. on the
receiving end, Miller. of the Pied
mont League. will most likely throw
them over for Eden, with F1shbeck
holding him up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
Game for Ha rlaa Field.

another big game tomorrow afternoon,
when at sac the s. y. III. A. of Phil
adelphA line up against the strong
baltimore Black Sox team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
An erscan League.
yEsrERpAY-s SCORES.
National League.

National League
Philadelphia. 1. Boston. o.
brooklyn, 5; New York. /.
81. Louis. 10: Pittsburg. s.
~. Louis. S. PrrtsbsrR. cd
cafnel.
American Leaeve.
Athletics. 4, Boston. :.
New York. g.: Washington. 8.
New York. s; Washington. 1 cd
gayne).
Detroit. z; Cleveland. 6 1ls in.l
ST. Louis. 5; Chicago. o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight

Tonight
keystone VS.. Defiance, Third
and Adams.
Minker's All-Stars vs. New
Castle. Battery Park.
Bethel VS.. Haven. kirkwood
Park.
Union A. A. VS.. Vandever, Eigh-
feenfh and Van BGren.
Highland Ali-stars VS.. Five
Points, Rockford Tower.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
GAMES TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
American League.

u. Louis NJ Chica go.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington At New York.
Philadelphia AZ Boston.
National Leagpe.
Boston at Philadelr hia.
Chicago al Cincinnati
New York at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis al Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
'a POLISH GIANTS.
Tie at TaIley VILE.

Rockland and Brandywine Summit
tied In fast game yesterday. al Tai
leyvilie, Rockland winning out in an
extra inning. 4-3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
sKURA HOLDS TEAM HrrLEss.

The Cubs defeated the Polish
Giants, ,.s-1-vesterday afternoon at the
Military grounds. when Skura held his
opponents hitless. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
FOURTH WARD.
io'" SCORE BY IssrSes' =

Fourth Ward ....... o oo o IL
| Park side ....4......... o 1 q 3 IL -6
| Two-base hits. Hayes. Three-basc hits
Mcconnell. q Hits. on MznIoye. .: of
| Mcconnell. 4. Earned rGns. Park side. = !:
Fourth Ward. 1. Umpire, Murphy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
INpEPENpENT BAsEBAII.

Bro~nson Va Seventh Ward,
Fourteenth and Wo5dlawn.
Union W.. Grace, Baynard Field.
st. Paui's at Chesapeake City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
IL II 2I
COOkMAN

Hlts-on Minker, Z: of Engiernan IA
Earned runs-Brandywine 10: Goodman
2. Two-base hits-watkins. Worth Pacs
Steward Zeigier. Home runs-M Mink
er. Worth. Struck ort-Minker. 4 Engle-
man. 3. Time of same. 20. Umpires-
Jackson and Hughes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
FIRST GAME.
3 5 80 le I
SNOW Hill.

-iaoN mn. u 4 " " U u u u u % 4-5
sacrifice hits: Patton. NOVEL; Kildufi
T~o-base hits: Patten. kilduf DoubleI
plays Schroli unassisted Armstrong 10
Rous>ey 10 Keen. Base on hallsE OF
Nitchie. o.; of Schroil, 4. Hit by pitched
ball. Mcdonald, Armstrong struck out
BY Nitchie. 10; by schroll. 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR SATURDAY
BASEBALL
City League.

Eastlake vs. Fourth Ward.
Fourth and Chusch; uTnire.
cunningham
Hiiicrest vs.. ID. y. c.. Baynard
Field; umpire. Richards.
keystone vs.. 81. Hedwig's,
Military Grounds. umpire. Hast
inEs.
Highland We. Edge Moor, url-
pire. Waehki.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-02

Totals
is s........s : =
BUFFALO GIANT

SCORE BY INNISGs. 80 >
Buffalo Giants .s........s.. o o o I-2
New Castle Black Socks ! x-4
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST
1920.
TOWN OF LANGOR

Total Tax Rate Of School Districts-1n-
Guiding State. County. Town or Village
ANA School District Levicp
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PERSONAL. PROPERTY TAX LIST,
1920.
TOWN OF McDOCGALD
Total Tax Rate of School plStrlcts-1n"
GLIDING State, County, Town or Village
and School District Levies.
School District No. 81. Mills 1854.
School District No. 10c. Mills 61.4.
(Rates OF Taxation on Money and
Crediis. 20 Gents Der 5000.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST,
1920.
ToWN OF YALE
Total Tax Rate Of School Districts-In-
Guiding State, County. Town or Village
and School District Levies.
School District No. 10, Mills 65.8.
(Rates Of Taxation on Money and
Cro1ifS 20 Cents Der 21O0l
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PROPERTY TAX LIST
1920.
VILLAGE OF TURTLE RIVER

Total Tax Rate Of School Districts-1n-
Guiding State County. Town or Village
and School District Levies.
School District No. &C. Mills 81. 2.
Crates of Taxation on Money and
Credits, 80 Cents per $1OO).
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST
1870.
TOWN Or MEADOWIAAFD
Total Tax Rate Of School pstricts-1n-
Guiding state. County, Town OF. V3llaKo
and School District LovieS :, =,
School District No. Il2~ Mills 73.6.
{Rates Of Taxatior, OF Mon q. and =
Credits, 30 Cents Der $1,000.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST,
1920.
TOWN OF WHEELER
Total Tax Rate of School DistrictS-.1n-
Guiding State, County, Town or Village
and School District Lcvies.
School District No. ia, Mills 7O.S.
Crates of Taxation on Money and
Credits, 80 Cents per 5000.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST,
1920.
TOWN OF WALHALI4A
Total Tax Rate of School Districts-In-
GLIDING State, County, Town or Village
and School District LeVieS.
School District No. 1T, Mills COS
School District No. 119; Mills 63.2.
U.ates of Taxation on Money and
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Personal PROPERTY TAX LIST,
1920.
CNORGANIZED DISTRICTS

Total Tax Rate of School Districts-1n-
GLIDING State. County. Town or Village
and School District Lev1eS.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST,
1920.
TOWN or LIBERTY

Total Tax Rate Of School Ddstrlcts,,,1n-
and School District LcvicS.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST,
1920.
TOWN or HAMMERS

Total Tax Rate Of School Distrlcts--In-
Guiding State, County, Town or Village
and School District Levies.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST
1920.
TOWN OF WINNER

Total Tax Rate of School DiStricts-1n-
cluslnm state, County. Town or NillHEo
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIS
1920.
TOWN OF MAPLE RIDGE

Total Tax Rate OF School Districts-1n-
| Guiding state. County, Town or Village
and School District LcvicS.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST,
1920.
TOWN OF ZIPPEL
Total Tax Rate Of School Districts-In-
GLIDING State County, Town or Village
and School District Levies.
Crates of Taxation on Money and
Credits, 30 Cents per 5000.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST,
1870.
TOWN OF KONG
Total Tax Rate Of School Districts-In-
Guiding State County, Town or Village
School District No. 81, Mills 754.
School District No. 119, Mills &C.
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Rate $50.
RSOHAL PROPERTY TAX !
1920.
VILLAGE OF SOLWAY

Total Tax Rate G; School Districts-1n-
GLIDING State, County, Town or Village
and School District Levics.
School District No. &c, Mills 1862.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST
1920.
TOWN or LEE

Total Tax Rate Of School Districts--In-
Guiding state. County. Town or Village
and School District Levles.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST,
1920.
TOWN OF WASKISH
Total Tax Rate of School Distric ts-In-
Guiding State, County, Town or Village
and School District Levies.
School District No. 80, Mills 1914.
School District No. IS. Mills 1914.
School District No. 119, Mills 20.
(Rates of Taxation on Money and
Credits, 80 Cents per $1,000.
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1920.
TOWN OF JONES

Total Tax Rate Of School Districts-1n-
Guiding State, County, Town or Village
and School District Levies.
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1920.
TOWN OF kELLlHER
Total lax Rate of School Districts--In-
GLIDING State, County. Town or Village
and School District Levies.
School District, No. IS, Mills 1l7.6.
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1920.
TOWN OF HORNET

Total Tax Pate of School Dlstricts-Iu-
GLIDING State. County. Town or Village
and School District Levics.
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1920.
TOWN OF LAKEWOOD

Total Tax Rate Of School Districts-In-
Guiding state County, Town or Village
and School District LevieS.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST,
1920.
TOWN OF KEEL
Total Tax Rate of School Districts-In-
Guiding State, County, Town or Village
and School District LcvieS.
School District No. 119, Mills 61.3.
(Rates of Taxation on Money and
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and School District Levies.
School District No. S. Mills ISIS.
School District No. 119, Mills $50.
Crates of Taxation on Money and
lsreditS 20 Cents ner &1lQl
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST
TOWN OF WoODRow

Total Tax Rate Of school Districts--1n-
c'uo'H and School ou nistriet " Le vi ''se
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'rIIInv aIluupnuTIJ Nv Irr h0ri0Ts.
.fI.. htr Pennington attended
.fh. s.rvs NtrdgI.io concert in TuIea
Tu.sg,, evening
Mia AIrrf yViorry ana Mirs Joy
Walters uf Iowa wrro tho guests ~
Mia s4r3h WhfIIca.y wednesday,
STROUD.
Mrs corr returned ThurFday
from o. .Iaf Iu Wichita FaliH.
., .t... t.ft. ..,.., b.,,,,.
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Eye Pains
Lavoptik

A business mans wife could not
sow or read without sharp pains in
her eyes For years hcr eyes were
red and weak. Finally sho tried
simple witch hazel. oamphur. hy-
drastis, ctc., az mixed In Lavoptik eye
wash. The result produced by a
single bottle amazed everyone. The
witch hazel and champion, soothc
and relieve the inflammation; the
hydrastis and other ingredients have
iuvigurUtiug and autiseptic proper
ties. We guarantee a small bottle
Layoptik to help ANY CASE weak,
strained or inflamod eyes. Aumi-
mum eye cup FREE. Quaker Drug
Co. Sold I'm Red Fork by Red Fork
DRUG Co-AuVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Art Gods Department

Cream coiorod are tluscliuo dresses, already
stamped for ih" new npmque embroidery;
2, and years. Priced .,,.......S22 25
stamped for yarn embroidery, in colors OF
gold, rcd, blue, green and black; these are
the very newest: TO years, Priced, $3.50
Chiidreu's dotted Swiss dresses, stamped in
dainty designs for colored embroidery; in
?, and years. Priced, ,---.--.--....S3
Childrcn'a dresses stamped on good quality
ropp, I'm old rose only, for black and white
embroidery, S and 10 years Priced. ISL
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tT,NItt,NORI.


Mrs. j.. o. Grlsworld spent the
wcck-ond iu Sapuipa with her
daughter MIH th1ricv GihbA
Miss Mary ELLA Davis ot the OKLA
homn unil,r-Ity norman, spent th'
week -cud with her parents MI ana
Nrs. a. ID. Davis
Misc uorH Hays spent tho wcck
end ib I.uapah the guest ot Missed
stella aud Ithcl Jones
Mr and MIS- n. l. Thomas spent
TuCedaE iu MuskoEco.
Mr.. ana Nrs Paul 4. Brian OF
Tuiga sprrf iuc firt ~ tho wccl' IN
the city fhr guests of Mr.. and Mrh
W. D, G.n.uu.
Misses Marguerite HAYS and Mary
spencer Hud Dewey Brown spent
Fuuday afternoon iu Tulsa
Nn4 NH1 Grirwold "f ~ I"
Eormrr urr' Tine Faster hoiidnys
.n tvo ...s with 49, and Mrs IT, q.
Tho Tn,p Stigma Tau sorority
gave 90 dance Friday evening at tho
lUs h.u NuHr was furnished by
tht EIh orchestra.
Mrs g. w. uucr visited her Fia'
tor Iu Iu't Monday.
Miss N.lua JpdcRraft is visiting
hcr sister Iu llltotwoll this week.
Mr oal Mrs n G.. Reed and IT.
Wc,k win Dnrcuoro rolntivoa.
NrH 1m Wil1ms ~ Atton ~ TIM
guest ut hur sister, Mra j, II. Ncl'
SON. and family
Mrs Frank Novcns returned home
TUESDAY from ~ ten days trio 10
points iu Missouri.
NiHa Aduh storey "a student ~ tho
girls college. ChickNsha. spent EAH.
ter az homo with her parents Mr.
and Mrs Robson storey
Mr. and Nr4 ~ X. Kilinn md
Mrs. Ida 11uuiuE of oklahoma city
spent tho wuck iu th" city, guests
~ the home uf MI and Mrs John
li Nelson
Mrs Peach and Robert Jonos of
Emporia, Kan. are guests pf Mr.
ana Mrs " u Makomson.
Tho iIumc Eronumirg club met at
the homo Of MIS-. Edgar Anderson
wednesday afternoon with Mra
George Toczcil as Joint hostoss. tn,
lesson was "BouCvolonoc" and roll
call was answered by different ways
OF holpinR each othor Mrs l.. Is
shaw gato a splendid mlk on the
subject OF tho evening, followed by
n round table discussion by all De-
licious rofrrshm,uls were served,
Tho Harmony club met with Mrs
NJ lIana Tuesday evening. After d
most infCrcHtluE program tho time
was spout iu the study with Mrs
Erie Fry na leader.
The quest club met Monday after
noon with Mrs =. II. boyd, with ~
ladies present aud a very profitable
time was spent br Caroline Bass
man gave tDlk on "Ilorcdity"
Mrs. i. f. Dullard and Mrs. J. NJ
Nichols spont Saturday In Tulsa at
tundinR the I. -. o. +. conchvo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Khtca, Arthur
Settle and Miss Anna Foreman spen'
the wcck-cnd on Spavinaw for nj
outing.
Dr. and Mrs !. G. Bushyhcad on
ioyed n week -cnd visit from thoii
son Edward OF A. & NJ. college. still
watCr.
Miss Georgia Watson OF A. & NJ
college, saltwater, spent SUNDAY
with her mother Mrs. Myrtle Wat
son.
Mrs Addie Draper returned Fri
day from Fort Smith, Ark. whcr
shc Hpcut several weeks with Mrs
VIII Wells at a hospital.
Misses willard and Dane Hutch
ins ana Alta Vance attended n dane
at Tulsa Friday evening.
Mrs Elizabeth MaEee of Gerard
Kan. Is the guest OF Mrs. NJ IIaa
and Mrs. 4. Hadady,
Miss Almeda Chailbcrg OF Island
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Curtain Nets Reduced

Quaker Craft Penn-Tcrro lace
curtain nets in white. ivory and
Egyptian. in figured, bird and
floral designs; the st.I5 quail
ity. special for quaker Craft
week, per yard .........Si.1G
Amercx Quaker Craft lace nets
IN white. ivory and Egyptian;
choice new designs; the sl.S5
quality, special for Qua k G r
Craft week, per yard. ...S1.iS
Penn-Terre and AmercX Quaker
Craft lace curtain nets; plain
and lace edge, two sides: tho
sl.95 and 81 qualities, special
for Quaker Craft week. at. per
yard ...,...............S1.5S
Crescent and Amcrex Quaker
Craft lace nets in ivory. white
ana Egyptian; very pleasing de-
signs, plain and lace edge: two
sides; special prices for Quaker
Craft week, per yard
The S2.35 quality priced sfss
The 12,a5 quality priced St96
The $3.50 quality priced $500
The S2.75 quality priced S2.2O
The $500 quality priced s2.iO
The t3.25 quality priced $3.50
quaker Craft lace nets in white
and ivory: neat, small designs:
the soc quality, special for
Quaker Craft week, per yd. SOC
quaker Craft lace nets In white
and ivory, in assorted patterns;
the 75c quality, special for
quaker Graft week, per yd, 59c
Quaker Craft lace nets in white,
ivory and Egyptian; choice new
designs; the soc quality, special
for Quaker Craft week. Mt, per
yard ......,.,,,.... T2C
Quaker Craft lace nets in white,
ivory and Egyptian, I'm plain
and lace edge, in assorted de-
signs; the 81 quality. special
Quaker Craft week, per yd. zoe
Quaker Craft Penn-Terre lace
curtain nets in white. ivory and
Egyptian, In tho newest de-
signs; the si25 qualities. spe-
cial Quaker Craft week, yd. 9sc
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Some OF tho ruffled orGandy models
Rrc exact copies OF French dresses
and have that same ptquant air about
them that DISTINGUISHES French made
froCks.
There are net and dotted Swiss
dresses too. with such pretty sashcs
Of white or colors aud trimmings OF
fine Lace or rufflcs
Mothers will want to buy these
dreRscs while they are so new and
fresh for their daughters conrirma-
tion, and parties that always follow
Easter.
--Childrcn's Dept, Second Floor
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STATE SOCIETY

III. is Waiting Sir uud Mrs a. y
Challbcrg this week.
Mrp Helen Nfchrll ana daughter
Of NIuith were tho gucetq 90 Mr.. and
Mra Trnk OIuunon Friday
Mrs w. j.. pierce entertained the
Tuesday study club this week lt her
homo 600 west Ilrh street
Mrs Joe Knox entertained the
Christian Iadi,F Ala Tnufsdlv aft
oruuDn bi hor homo ON North thick-
nsaw. bt their monthly to1s which
proved very enjoyable
Nrs G. B. IlDltzcudOrf was hur
tcFH to the Kappa DcIphiou cluu
Tuesday afternoon. A largo crowd
was pf,'out
Mrr Paul Gardner entertained fhe
Wednesday Auction bridge club t1iH
wooit in worry enjoyable session
Tho TfcabytCflhu Aid was enter
tanned hy Mrs Harold Boyl and
Nrs. Paul Gardner ut the HuJu HON"
ThuuIpy aIInruoou.
Mrs william Monday was h01'cra
20 tho christian MirruuIiE society
Friday evening n being th" regular
monthly ton. Mrs. -. F,rrarn l'Hd
% very interesting program, followed
lv refresh a largo crowd %.
Juycd tho hospitality Of Mrs Monday
and pronounced her a fine hostess
Miss J1uu.tu Hale returned to her
HON" In oklahoma cry Monday
after a visit with Miss Martha Car
den.
/ Niles stella Gutenberg Of o. ".
Norman. spent tho Easter holidays
with MI and Mrs Thomag putru-
berg.
Mra Joe Knox and children re-
! turned Monday from a visit to Mus.
kogco with Nh ana Mira Ronald
Gerard
Nile, buchanan ~ billings Mont,
was Che gurst of Mrs. ". Haas the
/ fIut OF the week.
Mrs. loo A. Moore entertained tho
| Friday Afternoon Bridge club thi-
week iu % worry enjoyable session.
Mrs. T. - Shrrp ana daughter oi
| ErIsiow np"ut Monday at the home
of Caltain sharp.
Mr and MIS- A. G. Bolford OF
/ OkmulEoc apout Sunday with Mr.
land Mira Joseph Wolfe.
Miss puulU,> Colt has returned
| from % visit with Muskogcc friends
Misses Hhota Iinn ana liuor,
/ jackson Of Tulsa spent the week
/ end with Cllrcmuro friends.
Miss jennie N.lla who has bccr
siCll with typhoid fovor for tho paT
soyon weeks. ~ improving slowly
SAptLpN.
| Mcsdnmcs wright Baker, J. V
! Frazier T.. H. uugor. Hugh MncKay
land O. g. erosion attended the
luncheon given nt tho Country club
/ In Tulsa Wednesday by Ncsdamc'
| w. r.. Brown and George W. Sncd.
din.
Mrs. y. V Frazier and Mrs. Wright
/ O.. Baker at tho homo ~ tho formci
on, South walnut. entertained thC
/ Ekhusc Mntrons Wednesday after.
noon. At bridge high score wa
reached by Mrs. NJ. II. Shumnrd and
/ low score by Mrp. Don Walker. IN,
gucst prize was presented to Miss
| Esther Wllkonson. a dcliCiou,
luncheon was served following the
games
The Tuesday Night Dancing clul
entertained this week AT the Coun
/ try club with m informal dance
Mouldcr orchestra furnished musi,
Tor the dancing.
Mrs. william Connally OF Nlnits
spent "Wednesday hero ns the CUES
of Mrs Lyman Isancs
Mrs. O. A. Bass OF Tulsa ylsltc,
friends here Wednesday.
Mrs, j. r. Hruukard and son Eu
gene have returned home from {
visit with relatives In Alton.
Miss Virginia Bean OF Tulsp, VIII,
has been tho house guest OF Mr'
Lyman lsaacs, returned homo Wed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Quaker Craft Nets

Quaker Craft panel u"ts ip
white ana ivory. and Egyptian,
very smart new designs; 9-iu.
panels in rilot and Amercx
weave, special for Quaker Craft
week
The SOC panels, each. 72o
The sI.25 panels, each, 9sc
The S1.45 panels. each, S1.16
The $3.50 panels. each, $40
The sl.75 panels, each, Sl.39
Tho 1926 panels, each, $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Sunfast Drapery Silks

Kapock Sunfast drapcry silks;
- to 90 inches wide; colors.
gray gold mulberry golden
brown, Copen blue, rose pink,
and old rose; special price FOR
s2.S5 drapcry silks o.. Si0G
$500 drapcrv silks 50 ~
.o ,-.. 80,
"'''H''' 7''"' '''' H-'"'
$500 drapery silks .... S3.io
$500 drapcry silks $500. S3Go
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Ready-made Curtains

Ready made marquisctte and
net curtains; 2la yards long.
lace and insertion trimmed.
special for Quaker Craft week,
as follows:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
NoOelty Hosiery

New styles in fine hosiery como to our stock
most every week. Showing now. pretty sheer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-12

Coal supply Go. Phones 4 aud q
Can now supply limltcd
ihCtcrN wood In fun wagon loads
Hahn tuul 60. Ibnup ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-12
SHOE REPAIRING

Pine shoe Repairing. cats PAV and 4 ?
IS ilft.a. DUy. wee Delivery.
Jacob Sander, 406 West Central
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
FOR. RENT
!, MONTCLAR N. !.

ge-Boo--Nine room house, bath. furnace heat
and gas. near station and stores.
N rum, sleeping porch. tiisd bath. steam.
electricity. oak doors, facing cumbsr-
sn.soc-psndy SOC I room heuss, m good iocs-
oak noors ist ana "a zssy. !.
efl,500--New room Colonial rss1dsnoei
porrhy al up 70 DATE appointznents.
Vscant lots and business properties for
sSis. 9svsrai nice housss fes rent.
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