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The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
Oil Shale When Our Crude Oil Is Gone

H-BEARING shale In the United
States is capable of supplying
all of the country's demands for
petroleum when the supply OF crude
oil is exhausted. This announcement
is contained in u report of the bureau
of mines.
Oil shale up to the present time has
not been mined on a commercial scale
In this country. Since the middle or
the last century oil shale mining has
been an important origin of oil In Scot
land and France.
Rich and easily accessible deposits
of the oil-bearing shale are SAID 10
exist in Colorado, Utah, Montana, Ne
vada and California, where some shaie
oil already has been produced ana
used successfully. Several small re-
ducing plants have been in operation
for some time, and others are under
construction near Debeque, Colo;
Watson, Utah; Elko. New, and Dillon,
Mont.
Tests Indicate that the yield of oil
shale is all the way from practically
nothing up TO ninety gallons or more
a ton. Much shale is too thin to be
mined commercially, but there are ex-
tensive deposits running from several
ceet TO 80 feet in thickness.
ut is estimated by the geological
rurvey" says the report, that the
carve of crude oil production will
reach its peak within few years. and
then the country will have to look
more and more to other sources for
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
would AppeaI to Youngsters.

Jud Tunkins says every boy would
he keen for the classics If Hector and
Achilles had put on the gloves and
had the kind of mixup that could be
described on the sport page.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
Assistant Prosecutor
At Frisco Resigns

san II.N\ClSCo. Feb l2-li'ury
u,idoIb,re. assistant d~i-'riD. attorney
resigned his position today, telling
the distri.. attorney ho would have
To- s|ubsttuuate aniduvlts favorable
to Thoma Brady. who was convicted
or am ur'I.k on Miss Jean Stuui'N
Brady Was tried three times The
nrs, was f.r an attack un Miss Jessie
Muuagum,.N Of which be- was ac-
puItt.i The other two Trial. we're
for attack. ON Miss Stanley.
U,.u,n.,lE In "a formal statement
said Mis- stanley expressed sympathy
I.l Brady aud qualification th.t- h'
bad mot U,,n convicted In IN" tirzt
Two triul- lie said both g.ris Iu in
trr,irW- with him wor" SEQ strong Ia
th,ir defense or Brady that be was
prompted fu SO into court ana max"
q public statement a~ 10 thcs" CON
N'rNatluua.
Tho 20. I.tyits that Ucid'lhorg s1td
ho would aubstantlaiu were filed m
court win t motion for % new trial
tor Brady.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
WINS SUIT
TO GAIN POSSESSION
OF GIRL, AGED I
Alleges She Was Com
mitted to Children's
Home Unlawfully


Legal steps tu recover linih'l'u"
TRAILER u seven wear uld orphan, ii"ut
th" children HON" whore 10 - Hl-
legged 'h" BE- being uulFWiullF inill7-
uu'i detained. confined ANA restrain
eft 90" hh'tty ht pr o. luh"u-.
have n""u tpt"u hy Roy B. l."innN'
M" Dhild's uncle, liah'as '"fp"-
Proceedings against bf l.nh'"s "'l'
heard before JudE' o. u i'FhN .i'-
'l't '"I I"uh' " l'''",l '
'l4'l'i ,"u'' ~ "'u,
''''" nv Wv l"'h' ,.
'""' J" nv ""''' ~ ~
'''''''' wa ,'."''N
" '''" wv ''''"'''"' ' '
''7'
o. was rhorr'd by u ohiids uncle
TINT thr information ii'"' iu lh' 'nF"
boz Widen 'ir count entered nn urd'l
cummittiur the httl" Eurl to the iuSli
tuition as % neglected me orphaned
child was insufficient ~ law q" give
M" our JURISDICTION, mo- ihttN hoinN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
CONFIDENCE MEN
SWINOLE MAN OUT
Of LIFE SAVINGS
Fl Paso Resident Reports
Loss Of $1,000 to
Police Here

Frank Kocttoo. 90 years old. living
at 90. Missouri aVcnu'. 81 r1s". be- Boo
A-Iluuu,tuuo. now p'uuilcss us th"
result OF being tb" victim of 'Unfi-
demo. u.u ana deprived of s. goo.
Il- uf.s t,iugs
E,.ruu was approached hy 90 man
boz , U.f.I lobby Boo ~ Iusu aud told
HaN N, could make Hufu' quick
,.ai DO o., would ouly place his money
l. NI. bands. according to 90" story
tu.1 ui krctiuu tu the polio" here
t.l. W,ilInE
k,.|up said that The man told him
fl.t %, knew where 10 skin 90 few
fellow. Ht cards and that h' would
IU,,r Uiu 90 tE' Combs hotel iu Al
|Huuu,ilur ON l'rb. ~ ana "split up'
THE fellows referred tu. according Gel
fn, story had 100000. The stranger.
who represented himself GO boz q
prosperous farmer. led K"cttuu 80 IN,
TWO folluWs supposed To have" tn
Y-u.uoo. ~" lid this after he had
accompanied koytou TO he bank
where thu latter drew ms money out
tpun nnding the Two men the
larm'r started 10 play cards with
them ttuu az that time putiinp
uis 5000 down ON the card tubl'
M" Two men when they met htd
Hum' large packages which were sup.
uus,d fu Duriaiu the 5000
~, men had played hut 70 little
while when the farmer" picked 100
'h' money. claiming h, had won. 70,
tlcr i'ft the others telling k"cttu'
fuU' he would meet him ln Nlbu.
Uu'rru'
Tho men who w.r, said @, hny,
... II.. s|.tH... ..F. ..tN f. l.... .4..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
AU
STOLEN, RECOVERED
Car of l.. II. Holt Found
IS Miles North of
Socorro

Tho automobile ~ H. NJ Holt which
vas stolen several nights ago from
South second street near Central ave-
nue.. was found his morning n miles
north or Socorro. according To word
received by the polio" TINS noon.
'"h" car was vtol,u about uu hour
after Holt had been cited To- appear
In police court On u" charge or ulri-
ing his car o. a angle Wiiu the curb.
HH was fined g. iu court uu the
ohrrg' o. was at that tim, mat
Judge W " Mcclellan called ~.
car % "hoodur
The Tar IN the one which hit cess
ario Romero. when driven ry Mis-
Mary Holt. Num'tu DIVING ui iuIuri,a
received In TIT arsideut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
SUPERVISORS OF
FOREST DISTRICT
CONVENE MONDAY
Important Addresses and
Discussion for An
nual Meeting

\ five DAYS program ~ business
meetings. addresses and conferences
on every phase NJ the forest s'ryic"
COMMUNICATION iu the southwest has
i,"n announced fuf the annual mc't-
irr o. the iurvs' supervisors Of ~"
% irJ district which will open here
uu Monday. TN" general meetings
VIII ip held iu tl' court room Ia Tho
I,I.i.I hutldiuE. FRANK e. ". Puolcr,
district forester prcaidiug. About 30
mon r~uproscutIuE }" fourteen mn
tiuuul. forests iu N'w Mexico uud Arl-
lnuu NH b, present Tor the super
Nisurs' meeting and IN" annual lllot.
mont conference.
The opening session un Monday
morning Will bee devoted to a pre-
huiunry address hy the district for
ester ana ia" appointment eff general
committee Du forest management. up-
NATION. grazing ana h special
t,uHIiti,,-. Forrest management viii
~ 'ur general subject ar the Monday
afternoon discussion There will D."
talks on the forestry program, ON
% autgrWcut plans. 90 stumpnF" APP
urtistls. timber sales and brush dis
rustl. r. = Marsh uf the local Of
Iir. wnl give the opening speech ON
the forestry program ia the nation ~
ltfr" aud what has been lone and
PLANNED BOO Arizona and Sew McNI,u
GIaNpuE uu th. national forests VIII
occupy hoe attention uf tho confer
.l.. uI DAY Tuesday ON this duv
fHU advisory boards uf both the NTl.
IONA and Sew MvNtcu cattle ana sheep
rruw,Is' associations viii =, present
600 DISCUSS with a., forest service Of
facial. iDu appraisal Of IN, national
forrest ranges e.. g. Rutchturd ~
Washington h. g.. Will muk, AN nj
drrss uu tn, subject ut N, iuurniig
session. 'uttlvm,u VIII D." asked tu
assist bon determining the values OF
the forest prbziuE lands Discussions
200 EruliuE permits. stock associations,
t~y.Spts-. range reconnaissance. uutl
other SUBJECTS related Il" tho hyrgiu,G
Industry Boz thr southwest will D., held
% the afternoon
Wednesday Wil D." devoted tu 'uu-
.Tuuous" ana Thursday to "luuis'
Friday win D., taken up with reports
of committees. r,solutionns and am
%,N.Hutiv" session 81 tho supervisors
and the district forest only. Allotment
differences Will b, held on Friday
afternoon and saturday Every sub-
|,rt Will Boz open Tor rree discussion
from fh, floor The tentative proc
gram .s subject ga change ~ 90, sgp-
vryisUrs' caucus.
The entertainment feature ~ the
convention VIII be- % smoker of the
Department of Agr.yultur, club 90
90, chamber OF Commerce uu TuvH.
dlN evening, Il dane. at the country
club uu Wcduo lay ,vcuIuE and 70
poverty dinner az the rountry club
Nu Friday evening The entertainment
commute. tH composed OF d. o. Nul-
I'u. Ward shepard Albert Morris and
Paul Roberts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
Resolution Asking
For Library Memorial
To Go to Legislature

~, resolution which has INST been
drawn nH the American Legion. ak.
.uE mat the state l"]uiHla'ur, fukr
Steps Zoo erect q combination Ilbrlr,
.E, memorial hail ON the campus ui
rN. z University boz memory " the sjt.p
..TEI.r w,r has been siru,I ~ th,
.. muI f., uu resolutions eft fs
U.E.Hu and Is IohuN fur subfn's~ on Co
ru. LEGISLATURE, This was ~ tuauS, ct
hI. morning by Iu ROYAL y Tracy
Hr. FRANK ". Roberts. the y.snIu-
ions. committee. TN, rpsHlus n. Iul-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
BOMB HURTS SIX
Exploded During Political Meet
ing in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb l1-A bomb 'N
ulu..uu tt the iiu,tu'uth ward dem
,,.lliu headquarters lns' night seq
iuusIy injured siN men, and was at
uihuiot tu politics today hF Anthony
b'Audr,a. candidate for yitN council
lIuW that ward
a Iig hui. was blown lu me wall
cot tho NIIUk bulldiur close iu the
speakers stand whore bAnlH'a had
H..r finished uddr'ssir- 90 crowd of
.I.4i 900 OF his udhur,utr.
Two of BAndruu's precinct cap
linf suffered broken l'gs, Uu' hpi "a
y blown off oui several others w'r"
I4IHf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
1878 Unemployed
Persons in Colorado

DENVER. Fob ~ Thrro were
1913 upUmpluvod p,rh"ue On the
principal industrial ,,ut,-s eff Colo
ado duriag January, according 20 =
report of tho TuiuHd states employ
mont -.ryi,r made public here ycs-
'ur,ilN William Murtlss'y, stat, La
Dor ,uIumissiouor, ana federal dirrc-
'ur Of employment hero, VINO assisted
iu preparing the report said That
ItIr,- $50 Gao THE month show that
Hl, ,u u'uyu,ai situation iu the state
fu.Y. FIHf.
Df the I-.11H unemployed In the
ln 5000 w,r, m Denver accord
us tH The report
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
Joking Wish of
Judge Comes True;
Fines A. Fleischer

Fl,iHph,T. Iudr, W " NJ,
CI,IfIu and % third man stood
fnIlIrr ON m, street YESTERDAY
.U,uuuu
You ought Co fine Nj
EI'i-.lrr.' said the ihird man boo
fun
Nys. said No, Judge luNIa'lr
I' would give me pleasure go fine
him
lUIH morning Nh. lI'lHth'i
faced the Judge boz police count con-
90, ulutg, at p,odiur Tie was
Uus1 Eif The Iudr, said hc i'm
posed .H, nu, with pleasure.
Robert Uup,W,ll and a. ~ Post
tlfo were fined tl5 iu court This
morning uu the charge of speed
up
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
Travelling Salesman
Invests $500 in
New Hotel Ste

g. VI Guinzhurg a traveing =
man for the Stoin-Blooh a co
invested $500 IN stock Of the
hutri lie wrote the Chnmhc'
Commerce that from his visit
knew Albuquerque needed a
hotel and even II his subscription
u donation he would Consid".
money we'll spent II Albuuue
could set the Kind ur a hotel
ie uTnuu-ed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
srI,n

WNNUINGTVN, TIN Y TUOTE'
B.iilErhy democratic d'irgat" from
ALASKA is mot entitled To his Frai m
the buu#,. the 'i"DtIuus committee
reported today after long inyrstigu-
ton. Tu, committee held that James
WickurHnHm, republican, had been
duly elected tu rrrN' IN % present
congress which expires March 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12

Auto show oprls next I~hurslhA.
concert aud dancing each night
bigger and better than ever Twenty
-p,UiIl models for the show. Don't
mi- this treat. Thursday, friday
aud ~niurinN--iTthL ISth AMI Ipth
I'M HERALD WANT AD PAGE
has "a classification for every purpose
and results FOR those who use them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12

Auto show OIs'ns ncd Thursday,
tun'"rt aud dancing each night.
Bigger aud better than ever Twenty
-p'cAIl models for thc show. Don't
mis- this treat Thursday, Friday
AMI ~aturday-I5th, fSth and 1911.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
Holds School Tax Distribution
Under County Unit School Law
Is Violation of Constitution

state, The disposition of which is not
Otherwise provided tor by thr terms
Of IN" gram Hr hN act Of congress,
the income derived from the per
mnncnt school iund aud u state levy
Of an annual ttN upon an ui ID"
taxable property IN the state for Tho
maintaining ct public schools
90 A special fund Co D." carved
out OF tho r.|r'ni school iuud Goo uu
Known aH "a .a'rNt fund.
t,l \ lew ui AN additional local
tau la rtDh district ion school pur-
poses.
And stil section Z Of arti,l" -
provides a'il several funds q" h'
used amt dis' Ihut'd as iollow-
tD tn. current school fuud' To-
hu distribute among tu' school dis
trtDts OF fh' .It' Iu The proportion
that the uum'r,I ut children ut school
age Iu each district bears iu D. total
number ui psi Do children iu tn state.
trD tn local taxes In zach dis
lri'' 10 10" usi SOLELY for surh school
district.
90 TN s.s'INr iund To hv dis
lriiutvd among school districts m
which IA" proceeds of the annual
local AK whom levied To IN" limit AL
lowed by law plus the regular quota
OF current school tundF allotted
Ia Hilh district Should not lee sum
'i'hl luI thc maintaining OF H H'hu"i
fur ~" fun period OF i've months
said reserve ilud To he So distributed
among sucH uisliiriH as iu 'hhhl"
each district ." hole chools iur said
period.
And pl-iHfIu alleges thni under
ANA hy Niria" OF said section . "I
arucl" ~ 'i M" constitution OF The
state Of Sew Mexico IN" taxing OFF,
crtE are liUt '4 90 levy INK th' taxes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
s-FoE WISHING

Don wish you eouid find q Job Find u
Won vIsh you could reri your apart
ment-Reut 10.
n"n o WISH you could sell your house
sell o.
now
by using the Herald Classified Column,
'u'n" H'n Phone $40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
STATE COLLECTS
HEAVIEST TAXES
Over Six Millions Taken
in During Fiscal Year
Ended Thursday
NEVER AGAIN--CARTER


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CoiI,,uors iron, ircor,e ,a,cs
dur,nr m, l,st ,,or vcrc seIG
$40 a5 according TO tho rcnnrt rho
eattmato pla,cd lac tho hoard or
euuoIil,tion aun.n,I,d :, ,br rrnor;
voa sG7. ouO
Flpur.s are shown In tho ronor,
ara,yinr ,nmp,risora vyt,h tbc csti,
n,,t.s ,n,dc la. IA, ,o,crror "a,
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unt,d TO-. mo dt,tst,n I,stt,,at..
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donsrtm,nts ar, tho ,ioscs, 10 ,,,,,,I
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05

Harvard Mills Tnions-One special lot
tailored top, wide knee open gore, extra
quality gauzo Ns!e, sizes 81 TO J6 only.
July sales, 0Sc
Harvard Mills Inions-Eeguldr and
extra sizes band top, open and closed
STYLES, some styles in both white and
pink. These garments are regular values
a. much higher prices than the present
Offering
July Sales, Regular Sizes, SiiO
July sales, Extra sizes, Si39
kayscr Unions Broker lot Of high
grade Kayser silk tops and fine Isle
unions IN white and pink, made in diff
fercnt styles These are values UP 20
s. 90. july Sales 81 80
futurst Athletic Style Unions Closing
out entire stock of Futurst, There are
batiste, crepe de chine and Jap silks,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
Boys Wash Suits, 89c

one lot Of boys wash suits made up with
white blouse and striped pants. a real july
sales bargain. Second floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
Romper., $1.S7

Chrldrens rompors Of gingham In pretty
plaid checks. stripes variously trimmed.
made up IN seycral styles. Extra specid. for
The JuIy ea'oa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
Domestic
and Foreign

Domestic and foreign Wash Materials at
sacrifice prices for Clearance.
csc figured Batistes and Lawns In neat
patterns Clearance price, yd ...... ioc
Figured and striped flaNons and It's.
sues, in light and dark colors. i5c and
SOC qualities Clearance price SOC
Irish Dimities 10 pretty figured and
striped patterns, Clearance price $50
4o-irch Printed No:.cs or asht and
dark grounds
The $l.2j qualities price, yd..... 7oc
Tho sloi and $500 qualities, yd. si.2o
White OrGandics with woven checks,
stripes and shadow effects at genuine
bargain prices for July sale
The sl75 qualities, July price. si.3o
Tho slSj qualities. July price 800. Si,i6
The sl95 qualities, July price. Si.io
The sees and S2.5 qualities S1.59
The $500 and s5.25 qualities. ...... Si.ai
45-inch Embroidered and Printed Swiss
organd!es' on white and colorGd grounds
az greatly reduced prices for july sale
The 81 So Organdios, price, yd Si.32
The sl.s5 Organdies, price, yd Si.is
The SOS Organdies, price. VI S2.20
The s3.25 Organdics, priced, I'd IS
Embroidered Dotted Swiss on light and
dark grounds. in very pretty combina-
Tho s225 qualities, price, I'd. sias
The s2.75 qualities price, yd r.. S1.6l'
White Dotted SwissHs, IN assorted sao
dots and women checks, greatly reduced
for clearance
The s. and s225 Emh. swissos .. STA
The s. 80 Emh Swsses .........,S1.29
The S2.75 Emb Swissos ..........Sl.5 80
The 80 and 1925 Emb. Swisses. i,So
Imported Novelty French Noiles and
Noiles dc china; 40 and - inches wide,
a wonderful collection of these popular
fabrics. Must 90 at Clearance
The $50 qualities ............. St.7a
Hunts, on Main Betwc,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
Children's Pantics, SIC

Regular tIlo quality. made extra well.
o' nno quality nainsopk. come IN plain
and trimmed szcs q to 10 years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05

Three tables Of womens white shoes con-
sisting OF sizes and styles OF every de-
scription--hGh heel, French heel mil-
tary heel flat heel, etc, etc. These are
mostly Of canvas reignskin and buck.
Choice Of about two hundred GO OK
pair. july sales, pair ...... pe''Cc
one lot Of gray, ore-strap pumps.
trimmed with black patent perforated
strap. All sizes, Cd OS
one lot Of five eyelet. satin oxfords,
well-made, turn sole. high heels eXcep-
tS6,ee 't99ai v1aG. n,r ' Nearly all SIZES S3.95
White canvas pump. with neat Baby
Louis heel. one strap, turn sole. Very
special UE TX
Hunts. on Main BCtwCt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
W0Sh MATERIALS

The f2.75 and t2s5 qualities. St.94
The $3.50 qualities ............. S2.59
Tho sass qualities .............. S2.16
The $3.50 and Sans qualities. ..... S3.19
White Wash Skrtings Of Gaberdines and
Madras, 36 and 40 inches wide, assorted
patterns
The sl.s5 qualities. yd ,...-.......st.tt
The g. and s2.25 qualities. vd d....st $3.50
The $3.50 and s2.75 qualities, I'd. Si.sS
There are many other matchless bar
Eains-space forbids us mentioning oil
In this announcement
July sale OF Wash Goods.
japanese Wash Crepe in stripes ana
solid colors, july sale price, yd d.....3 33C
Pl.sse Wash Crepes in white. soft, pretty
quality. Clearance sale price. yd SIC
Check D.mitios in assorted size checks
The SOC qualities, Clearance sale
Rf'Se PbS {3a 20; Qualities clearance sac 1Ss
price, yd. ..............-... 20c
Barred and Striped Novelty White Goods
in assorted patterns. the S5c quality.
Clearance price, I'd d................2ir
3G-inoh Nurses LiH"ne Suitings. the 3oc
quality, Clearance price, yd...,,,.. noe
3s-inch Satin Finish MILDLY Twills, al
excellent quality at S5c and 90c, Cleat-
ance price, yd. .......,.......,... .s9c
Figured Plsse wash Crepes, on white
and colored grounds, Clearance
Novelty white Goods fancy VoiIea Lac
cloths ETC. the sl25 qualities. Clear
nncc price, yd.................
36-inch satin Etripe and Check Patama
Cloths the 75c quality, Clearance
price, yd' ,,.o.,o yv,. s,; sc
and flesh
Tho 75c quality Clearance price, yd 4ac
The s5c quality, Clearance price. sd. soc
hird and Fourth Streets
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&C. Recu
S2.79
all SILK
black and
full fash
big table
and % few
S1.65
Mly Sale of Shoes

department offers excellent opportunity
to your shoe needs tremendous saving.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
EUenlng Dresses
SO

One rack of Evening Dresses regardless of
their former price, will be closed out
while they last, choice e........$ $1,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05

also silk tons sizes 81, SO and 81 only.
Some of these have sold up 10 $500.
July Sales, 81 oS
Childrcn's Paiama Check Unious-Boys
and girls STYLES, adjustable shoulder
straps, buttons and tapes. Priced as TO
ages.
July Sales, S5c-75C
July Sales, 81 .00--s9c
July Sales, Sl25--Dsc
Chldrcn's staple Waists--An extra quail
lty, well made. special tape designs; all
sizes, soc regular seller.
July Sales, SOC
Chudrcn's GauZe Ncsts-Slzes TO Il
years,
July Sales. soc
GauTc Nests-Ladies sizes, regular
shapes,
July Sales, soc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05

hoC-A big table or crepe 'olliFS mace IN square
and round neck shapes plain and pleated. Colors
white, hisque. blue and cardinal July SALE, 6oC
Pcatod Dress Nets and Organdy, 45-inch lengths,
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One Thousand Nea0
Summer BlOuSeS

tsre.h daintv and new Tho styles you will
,,,ut for eun1mcr. These beautiful waists will
so ON sale Tuesday mornins at uniform re-
dUct,uu of
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Hunt 5, Main Between Third and Fourth Streets
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
OW Greatest Selling E0ent
of the Year
Begins TueSday


Pure silk Uosc.-Chitfon weight
fun fashioned Shown I'm thre,
OF grcy, African brown and ola
brand new, perfect merchandise
lar sizes. July z
safes .,....... .....ss' y
Pare sin Uu~c. c.---fashioncd n
new. perfect merchandise, tn b
white only Regular sizes,
July sales ..,.........,.,.. =
Pure Silk Ho-c.--Lislc tops. =
toned. perfect quality; a hi
shown IN white. black, grey az
odd colors, &
July sales ................. q