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, 1921-05-20
LOCAL.

A new serial was started at the thea
tire last mig t and from what has been
SO far seer promises to be an interest
ing one,
The Vigilant has arrived with the cir
Gus, and the work OF erecting the tent,
etc. is now in progress. The public is
referred to advertisement in this issue
for tonie ht S performance.
, 1921-05-20
Corr
Continued from yesterdays Av&s.)
Editor St. Croi1 AVjS.
Dear Sir:

L
Yes. some beautiful SAMPLES of ex-
amples" of the most DEGRADING kind at
times, shown by the white race of our
mother country, to the once and would al
ways be; respectable coloured and black
races of the islands.
Will Mr.. Kitchen have them revised ?
In another place Mr.. Kitchen remarks:
Every island in the West Indies has
certain drawbacks, but it is in the islands
where these drawbacks" are coupled
with American Improvement" that
life is 'Ieast interesting If the last
sentence is correct, can we blame Den
mark or the blacks for that? Further
Mr.. Kitchen says: Even the b~riefest
STAY in our island p~ossessi ms impair
ones faith in the Monroe Doctrine. We
have destroyed what little charm hey
once possessed". Another last sentence
end a stone at Mr.. Kichen's face, after
paying such an enormous price, to be so
cruel as to destroy what IlltIe cnarn
the islands "once possessed.
In conclus on Mr.. Kitchen said: Thank
God we don't have to live on them" To
this we will give him time, as blind John
said The longest liver see the most.
Now in my conclusion, | will take ano-
Their Of Kitchens "heartIess" remarks
in hand and give him and all the other
Americans like him who think the $25,
900. 900 nave been illspent, something to
ponder over.
He said: But l can't help feeling
that if tie island of St. Thomas could be
pushed under the ocean''for half an hou"
and then pulled up to dry, it would be a
much nicer place. A frst-class volcano
in good working order could do wonders
for it.
If we have to paw like with Ike, then
we should wish that when it is being
pushed under that Kitchen and MS
party be tied to the crumbling casrle
which he saw from his ship the inhabi-
tantS would then have peace with he
$25. 900, 600.
Now let me stick to my promise above,
, 1921-05-20
CORRECTION.

In yesterdays reference to the time of
arrival of the Creole, please read 2.45,
instead of a quarter past two.
, 1921-05-20

where | said Il would reproduce la
ter" want to show Mr.. Kitchen the
difference between those staunch Ameri-
cans whose "gle eat DESIRE" as | said
it was for the United States to own
the Danish West Indies and the
great compliment that very island Saint
Thomas, which Mr.. Kitchen would like
to have pushed under she ocean for
half an hour. With apology to the
Saint Thomians. In February 1902, Com
mander C. Rees, U. S. N visited. St.
Thomas, at the sametime with he Ger
man imperial yacht "Hohenzollern,
and at a dinner given at Govern
ment's house in their honour n even
ing; this nice dinner was not kept in the
Kitchen, ror was there any Kitchens at
the table, but Commander c. Rees
who was delighted with the lovely,
Danish Dishes he had enjoyed, got up
and recited with sincere hopes" the
following four-verses.
Before writing these four verses which
only a good Commander could %recite, l
beg to call special attention. TO. the
third verse, which at that time was On
ly a firm 'desire', but which to-day"
is a solemn duty"
With honour to Commander "Rees".
Oh Sweet the Isl. in summer seas
Where cooling Zephyrs calmn US,
And beaaty wakes the balmy breeze
OF blossoming Saint Thomas.
In coming here the Aeetest fish
Of ocean, ne'er outswam US,
For in each heart, the cherished wish,
Was, hasten to Saint Thomas.
Should we neglect this spot, one day,
May righteous wrath embalm US,
And Danish US unwept away.
From %sorrowless Saint Thomas.
And here where matches, beauty grow
Wen make a heartfelt promise,
The wind wher'er il henceforth blow,
There's health and joy Wher'er we go
To Denmark and Saint Thomas.
H. G. BRYAN.
May Is, 1921.
IT. IL T7JA-- on D-... "
, 1921-05-20
De. Sonderjydske Film

fremvises Christiarsted Teater L9rdag
den 81. Maj og i Frederikssted Teater
Tirsdag den "a. Maj begge Steder HloE,
ken $50 precis. Medlemmer al 81
Croix danske Klub har gratis Adgang
med Venner og BakondLe.
p. B. v.
EDUARD GFDDE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04

"It s ruo that living I'm hchuui"
surrguudings is a great aid 10 a tram
u.N spirit," she agreed, and more
uEht'y added. u seldom lose my tenn
p,. at humo.'
.Ta, dining room next sh" Of
f..H "Ns YOU are interested m
houses. This IL all Regency sh"
.,,"llnol when We were inside. Ana
WHOM glvo dinner TO people Who
notice such things my service and
reu.,y are of the same period and
design Eut often | dine, as YOU see
simply I'm the salon"
And wisely, too, il seemed, binlnS
nt her great cream marble tahl"
would be a feast for Lucullus every
evening. which should hc a rare o''
.asIun. II am able 10 sift facts from
sn much beauty, risk that the table
is % fcct long and seven or oiEht
wide At either end II has n carved
pedestal ts support, and has spread
Cnfy underneath rug OF matches
leonard skins. Tho chairs, too, o'
aJrN wood, are covered with IN"
skin.
"But have stayed quite too long
. / said presently and in adleu. And
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04

OF the many "A =
ira t s of herself
the one w h c h
Mile. Sorel Ii k e :
best is by Francois
+ | a m G n <, an d
shows her as Cell
meme in lie Mis-
anthrope, " which
she will p ! a y i n
America.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

mems he has In his collection at
headquarters.
4. If that story is truo about Mr..
Freymuth , cutting OFF, that cats
head, and IL 1t really did come back
with It's head in It's mouth.
q Just what all you other scouts
arc anyway II only nuts were ad-
mite 10 the Ch1'ct club last year.
8. II you've heard that little song
by Blll Kelley entitled, The still
on the sun Side of the Hill Side
Stills still"
Z. II you've read ror seen Savvy
Meyers great drama with this
thrilling climax, "Toot-toot Sau-
sage.
\. Which side Of your head knows
the most.
o. How many OF you fcllcrs went
rabbit hunting during that last
snow.
10. why. some Of you lucky hunt
ers didn't send him a rabbit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
TrOOD Three

We met at the regular mocunt
place and marched over to scout
settles home. whore we were to
hdd the meeting. shortly after wc
arrived at Scout Settles wc opened
our meeting with allegiance to the
flag. We called tho roll and it nas
answered by our good turn. There
was not any old business So we took
up new. Scout Provence introduced
q new plan FOR the crack patrol to
ho recognized. Scoutmaster Gale
appointed a committee to discuss
and put into motion form to be
voted on next Friday After the
business had been taken up Mrs.
Gale, Mr.. Mallon and Mr.. Cortncy
Eavc us several talks on scouting
Aficr that We turned tho meeting
ln "A party. Mr.. Cortncy and Nal
Ion entertained us by performing u
minstrcl. Mrs. Settle served us with
zee cream and cake and after that
We told stories. Scout Provence
told Of his adventure to Mars and
Mr. torupoy OF mysterious letter.
some time later the party came to
an end ana We All went home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Troop Fire

Well boys, trcck didn't break the
camera and the picture OF the troop
is sure fine. Look for our picture
in the paper, II not today 1t viii be
there soon. At last We had las-
kctbali game with Troop 10 braves.
Tho game was close and the Blu"
and white held the lead until the
fourth quarter when Troop 10 &C.;
two more goals making them the
victors Of tho game. The score was
1i-10 We expect 90 play them
aOinc other time and then Troop 10
had better look out. Say you guys.
do YOU remember Mr.. Thomson AZ
camp2 Hes the fellow who was a'.
ways Ravin' oval boys were haviu
u fom time" IIc was At hour troop
meeting and asked n our saskoth1'l
team would play his troop at Glare
moro. Gucss wc'll take him up
soon. Doctor Abel Doctor Camp
bell and Reverend THOMSON wore
present at our meeting and We GER
tainly did appreciate having thcm
and hope they will come again.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
MAKE WHEAT THE
VALUE STANDARD
Colonel Miller Believes
This Is True Solution
Of Conditions
TRUE BASIS OF PRICE
Pharaohs in Joscph's Time
Learned the System and
Found II Advantageous

PoNcO cry. jan 20 Tho
problems ~ tho farm. now among
tho serious problems confronting
the nation. can bc solved only
through some systom that viii FIX
"a permanent. stable value for wheat,
and perhaps also FOR cotton, ays-
tom that will mako wheat Instead
of gold the basis nf value, according
Go George J.. Miller. one of the three
brothers who own and operate the
100 OOO-Hcrc 1Ol ranch hero.
1T docs not make much diffcr-
curr perhaps just what price per
bushci IL fixed permanently Tor
wheat. but II viii DO necessary to-
TX some price 30 aq 10 stabilize
wheat. which is really tho htsig Of
huaincsp iH our country says
Colonel Miller in outlining his plan
wheat, upon which all tho world
depends. should be- the basic value
instead Of gold, and In my opinion
such stabiliZation ~ wheat IL an ah-
solutc necessity. aud this IL also tho
opinion OF many men OF prominence
In this section Of the state with
whom | have discussed tho mtua-
ton"
M INllVNlUE N'NA NllNlf tNl' " IlNli
Colonel Miller would have tho sta
bilizlnR process done through the
federal reserve board, which would
fix tho basic lrico for the borrowing
power on wheat In this connection
Colonel Miller rcCitos tho fact that
in oldcn times during the period
that Egypt controlled the world,
great granarics were built by the
government wherein were s.nrcd the
hig crops or grain, Tho surplus was
held during the seven fat years for
use during the sovon loan years.
when the grain growers brought
their crops to tho Eranarlcs they
were issued token or tag good for
so many bushels Of wheat, In fact II
represented tho value Of u certain
number OF bushols and became a
medium OF exchange, good for tho
purchase OF anything la the king
dom that the holder desired to pur-
chase.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
SECTION B

Gabe will have to chase bic
with a club. u'Nl
Robbers got into Col. b,.
store and stole a lot ~ a,.l "'!'
and three boxes VI umpprted 80,
They must "A bin intcud.u. a., ''H
one of these new choco.s., ,,'l.l. pl'a.
bungcrlows. '''l
Nom says for me to oyi d,
writtin' you letters TO- ,uy III .N'
want to amount 10 much ana
stove wood box in tho Kitchen n.y..
fillin' anyway. but I'm fH ~ i,,."
and | told her as fur t- Vui.n, r.
YOU was concerned. a s,Du| go
tive was good cuought for mo
VIII write more later. Vvi 49,.
now as ! have to quit if { wan, =,
close this letter.
Tcrrifficly Your,
GABE WtNkLER
j.. X.-Gu q hurry
Grandma Yarbrough and grs,,
pap Martin used To- be sv.oil..s.
whom they was young ni 1,.
Yarbrough beat GaulraI. um.
He's dead now.
Yesterday Grandma drive fo tou.
in her Ford and ran oyo~ Grandr..
as he was crossin' Main ON front 4,
the Gineral store. and ROW Grand.
pap SAYS there's either gon' to b.
wcddin' or law cult There's ,
lot OF excitement In town over N,
accident.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
NEW CHURCH IS COMPLETED
North Side Congregation to Dedicate
uDnss of MnrShip

Rev Charles H.. Ncwromh, pastor
~ tho north side community congro-
cation OF the United Presbyterian
church. announces the dedication Of
the new church building at Chcy-
emo avenue and King street on
sunday, January 81. Hc will be
assisted by ltcv. Harper Hutchman
Of Pittsburg, Kan. and Dr. Josiah
". Gibson Of Kansas city other
special services of tho day will be
held at II and 1880.
Bcgcnning sunday February g.,
cvangclisistic meetings will be
started and continue for two weeks.
conducted by Rev w. u. McGarey
OF sterling. Kan. DR.. McGarey is a
forccful speaker and breaches a
pure gospel. Not only the north
side community, but the whole pub
lie NJ expected to come out and hear
him. 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
7rOOp Six

Tho following boys won't ON th,
hike last saturday. From Flying
Eagle patrol Patrol Leader James
Tally scrihc Jack .lglrr. Scouts
Hugh RcbhOlz, Dick Brnziscr aud
John FizRpald. aud from EHglo
patrol Patrol Leader Frank 80.
han CRANK where b. tho rest OF
your patroI' Then thoto was Mr..
rHrr Who gave us quite q frw good
IDEAS ON arranging our camp. ana
showed us the 10 trees u"'csmtrN
for pn sling tho nature i'H. our
scuuimtst,r was also along ana W.,
took uumbor uf other trat8, w"
considered this q Huc'ossfr hike
200 mat It uoticd us 100 points OF
credit on the iutcr-'roop contest
We had a Egclt deaf oi nutic.pl
lon ai our meeting last Tuesday
concerning the general meeting on
Friday
wan an the Instructions and pro.
paratipus together with several ne"
drills and tho regular business. W'
may rall 10 very busy as well hH
important meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
PAID Negro the Money
for Whisky; Is Then
Pinched for EmbpzzIiHg

BAD luck iust naturally followed
James Rirh, u negro, during %
business deal which ho undertook
u fcw days before Chtistma" iH
which three caHop uf good whisky
worc 90 havo boon Involved, ana
the defendant, charged with Wc1I-
IuE 800 IN money and two gfipH
entrusted 10 him bv q Tulsa cIiI
lou, wna fined 800 and sentenced
TO ten days iu the county inil ON
q petit mr'cuy charge at bis pro
llmiuliy hearing ON the felony
charge before 1uq ioc s.. T.. Maycy
last wook And here Hfo the ox-
tuuuaiing circumHam. related
hy the negro at the trinl ~ the
case
Tho citizen. approached Rich
fow days hcfpro Christmas ana
paid th" lrtJrI 500 OF the $3.50
required for three cares Of whisky
ana also delivered 10 tho negro
Two valuable suitcHsra IN which
"a" !.GH1r vsH tu hrNr ucru dc.
llv"r"d Rich claims ho bar
gained win another negro for the
whisky that the latter accepted
tho money and lon town Rich
placed ih, suitDisop boo storage In
his room iu the uorthous pait of
the ,ity aud learning that tho
negro lIquor trllcr had gonc tp
MuHk0Eco and tikcn tho 500
with which Do" h1d been cntrus ed
Tho defendant pawuod one OF the
HutiCaHcH for enough money tu
make ih" trip to Nu,kugcc. tie
inil'd 10 fInd his friend. who hu
H'NH got the money and upou his
return to Tulsa wpp arrested ana
'hntgcd with the theft Of the
money ana the suitcaqoa.
Rich tVld tho court no had no
intention OF stealing either Of the
grips or tho money and that he
had paWnod one Etip for tho sole
purpose Of obtaining money to
iind the negro who had cmbczzlod
N" 500 entrusted to the de-
fcndant by the citizen. Rich said
he thought he was given raw
deal because OF the criminal acts
OF another person.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Troop SeUcnfcen

Four mtsCois, one visitor, scout -
master ana 10 boys Wcr" present
rrlday night this breaking our ro.
cord for attendance. The four mas
cots were. Bympl. Scotch collie.
commonly called "Bumpy Darlint
by his master Russell Gideon; Ted.
% spitz. good for nothing JUST IKE
his master. George Norvcl, inc
broken hearted poot. Mutt, q bull
dog whom everybody stays away
from. owned bv James Boysoll ana
last and least too. Beans, a poodle
named after his master. Beans
Strcator. ON account of tho meet
ing Of ministers In tho church we
had only short meeting, but We
decided 10 cali a special ono Tues
day evening AZ $3.50 10 practice OF
our stunt FOR tho general meeting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

cents organic iron In such highly condensed
hofm that one lose Of IL is estimated to be
approximately equivalent dn Organic iron
contenp TO eating one-han quart OF spinach,
one quart OF green vegetables or half
dozen apples, lt's like taking extract Of beef
Instead Of eating pounds Of meat. Nurated
Iron also contains a product representing the
PRINCIPAL chemical constituent Of ACTIVE
LIVING NERVE FORCE for feeding the
nerves. So that IL may therefore be said 70 be
both BIZ OOD AND A NERVE FOOD.
over 4 900 900. people annually are using
NuIated Iron. II will not injure the teeth
nor disturb the stomach. A few doses will
often commence to enrich your blood, give
you new strength and energy and help revitaie
your xornOut exhausted nerves, and thereby
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
DISASTERS OF A BLOOD ANDSIRON" STARVED BRAIN

When your blood Is starving for iron no
mere tones nor stimulants can put You
night. You must eat the husks Of grains ard ,,e
peels and skins OF fruits aud vegetables as our
tofeisthers did to enrich your blood and Oh
IL vi tn strenS giving iron OF take a little or
ganlc ifun from time 10 time 20 make up for
the loss caused by modern methods Of
living. But be sute that the iron you take
Is organic iron and not metallic OF miaeral
iron which people usually take, Metallic
lion Ia iron lust as II CtT mes from the action
Of strong acids on small pieces of ifon,
and u therefore an entirely different thing from
organiciton Organic iron is like the iron n your
blood and like the iron IN spinach lentils and
the name Of NuIated Iron. Nuxated Iron repte.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Troop Nine

Troop nine had their regular
meeting last Friday all patrols be
ing well represented. Tho business
part ~ the meeting went Off we'll
and w" had some dany games. We
had planned u short day hike but
tho weather was Too bad 80 - the
Why Wo had planned. We had one
merit badge passed last week and
except tn pass more. At our last meet
ing now officers took their places.
The room iu the community house
H about ready ana We have paId q
good deal ~ the t2j required ACtrr
Tho meeting several boys had a
snowfall fight and Buttons. Il
seemed. got many hits IN tho face,
not being able TO dodge them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Troop Ten

Weekly meeting last Friday Mr.
Iindlay present Had poppy busi-
ness meeting after which Mr.. Lind
ly gave ms "A tcst on scouting. Many
now things were learned Of value
10 the scouts. We certainly appre-
cHiod Mr.. ldndlys visit and hope
nc comes back again soon. our new
gcoutm1gtcr. Mr.. Powell. was on tho
job. We gave YOU lSher troops a
warning II vou have rkcn the hint
an right. but n not watch out.
Troop 10 beat Tyoop ! IN a very
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
The chief Warts to knon

J. II you've noticed how that
medal has expanded the left side Of
'liff Holls chest until he looks like
pillow with all tho feathers
squeezed 90 one side.
= Where your applications FOR
h"adpuartcrs troop are.
g. Where ne can purchase some
soft clubs or lead pipe TO use on
somc of tho wonderful ivory spccl-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

greatly strengthen your will power and aid In
restoring your failing memory, II you are not
strong and well you owe II TO yourself 10 make
the following test See how long you can work
or how far YOU can walk without becoming
tired, Next take two fye-grain tablets of or
dinsry Nurated Iron three times per day after
meals for two weeks, Then test your strength
again and see how much you have gained.
Numbers of nervous. nun. down people, who
were ailins all the while have surprisingly In
creased their strength and endurance In two
weeks time in many instances. Your money
will be refunded by the manufacturer III YOU
do not obtain perfectly satisfactory results
Beware of substitutes Always insist on hayinl
genuine organic iton-NuIated lion. Look foi
the letters NJ. on every tablet. At all druggists
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Winkier's Letter
Rooster Hollow.
rhHalHA Mtgs

Chusktown, Miss.
Dear Jawu:
Your spark plugs miS-in'. II
wasn't George Washington who said.
"Give me Liberty or give me death"
II was william j. Bryan, BE moro
careful about your history. when
you quote history you got to know
what you're talkin' about. | set a
"U" in history on my report card
every month, which means "un-
usual"
our troop voted TO bye sorhe crepe
and some paper roses for Grandpa
Hollis who hes been sick for >
weeks. lie is Expected to die any
minute. but the Dock says he'll live
TN Judgement day, and then old
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Troop Eighteen

MI Barbcau took us to tho "Y"
pool Thursday night, and believe
mo, u sure was cold. lie. was going
to show as some fancy swimming.
hut he changed his mind when he
got la there. After that We went
to our meeting room and had a
mrcllm..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

More economical OF power than
the usual electric drink wAors ma,
have a motor for each stirring
spindle IS one invented by au In.
diana man In which "A siuglo motor
drives all the spindlcs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

SO thin In tho material with which
"A four feet high tent Invented In
England made that II CVn be folded
and carried In "a coat pocket, the
pole also folding and serving as a
walking stick.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

We arc going to give an ocular
dcWoorntiun ot tho theory Of h-v
aid TO animals by bandaging Mutt
the pug faced screw tailed bun dog.
r. S. 80 poem is offered because
the poets heart is broken on nc
count of the reception his last poem
received.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

Interest ing aud fast game ~ basket
ball last Friday Score 1910. Any
other troops wishing to play us see
Paul BADGER at The y. NJ. g.. \.
Every scout who was ar wishes to
be-, be sure and turn out at Troop
10 next Friday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Troop TUO

At our meeting Friday night VIC
were given a talk about the prom
lens that W" will moot up with III
our future life. 10y Mr.. Shaw, one
OF our troop committeeman. Med
skier Christensen, patrol loader OF
the owl patrol, with thu heIp of two
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

\ railroad crossing gate invented
IN Germany consists Of metal ub,
carrying an acctylcuo heNt m nN
center that * automati,tN, iluu.,
mated at night when the sat-. is loq.
cred.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

other interested boys Of the patrol.
arc planning way to make the OW!
patrol model patrol
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Detroit Jewel Ranges
200o Off

The preferred Igngs in
the American homc--De-
troit JewCh We have a
complete range of sizes in
these stoves in black or
white enamel finish. All
included at reductions OF
goo for cash.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Oak Rockers
20oo Off

Comfortable and substan-
TALLY constructed golden
and fumcd oak rockers In
leather and imitation
leather upholstcrins. \
very great value at our
2Ooe discount for cash,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Library Tables,
2O0o Off

Golden and fumed oak IL
brary tables substantially
constructed and well de-
signed for home attrac-
tiyeness and efficiency.
See them now at 20co
discount for cash.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

The blankets are of highest grade all wool, wool
nap and wool and cotton combinations, well
manufactured for great servceabity and at
tractiveness In plaids, cross bars and solid
= coors with crosswise stripes the colors are well
blended. Values very great indeed with
this SOC reduction for cash.
The comforts represent the very best grades
the market today with high grade challie cover
ings and substantial cotton batting. Always
quoted at moderate prices; there is added in
centve to lay in your next winters supply Of
these at 500 discount for cash.