davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

Northern States Power. lat q Ref. S,
North Texas. Gas Co.. 8,
Olean Elee. K. & Pr. Co.. .1.t Ref. 6.
! P. Lorillard Co.. ,.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R. r,
Co. Eq. IT,. .616.
Pittsburgh Railway Co.. S.
Plainheld Gas & Elee. Co.. ..s.
Pueblo & Suburban Trae. Co. lst S.
kio Grande Western Ry.. Cons. 4s
Rocky Mountain Fuel Co. 1st & Ref. S.
Rutland r. R. Equip. IT,. .41a., 1918
SSt Louis & Southw estern Ser. "E" 3,
Savannah Ua. Sta. Registered a.
Seaside Heights, N. J.. 6.
Sewer County, Utah, Drainage. 6.
Southwestern Bell Tel. Co.. Ccnv. Is
Spinner Manufacturing Co. Ser. 6aoNote.
Standard Gas & Elec. Co. 69s
20-Yr. G. Ms.
Standard Tank Car Equip. :. TVS
Sweetwaser, Texas, Water Works 51s.
thatcher Manufacturing Co. Conv. 7s
Iintern Manor Water Co.. LIST S.
Geo. Tritch Hardware Co.. Serial 8,
Troy, Alabama (various)
*Twin State Gas & Eler. .l.Ref. &,
Two Rector Street Corp. .1stS.F. Is
United Gas & Elee. Co. Col. Tr.
S. E. A......... G,
Va. & Southwestern. lis. Cons. S.
Ward County, N. Oak. Seed Grain
western Ry. Co. of Ala. 6s
Wilkes Barre & Hazelton r. r.
Soh. ir. -. ....,............ S.
Wilson & Co., Inc .1stS.F. s.
Yosemite Lumber Co., Ser. "B"
LIST Mtge..
Yosemite Lumber Co. Gty.Tr.CtfA $50
INTEREST DUE OCT. 10, 1922
Brazo. County Texas so Bridge Bond.
City of Crockett, Tex. $50 Water Works
Liberty Co. Tex. Rd. Dist. Nos. /, 3.4s
Wharton County, Tex. Dis. Nos. 1888
INTEREST DUE OCT. Is, 1922
Abbeville, S. c. &.
City of Detroit Mich. CAN Issue.)
Interstate Window Glass Co. Isl
S. F. Yr.. A,
Kingdom of Belgium 7og Treas. Bills
Liberty County, Texas. ..es
N. Y. Central Lines Equip. Tr 1920 Z.
Packard Motor Car Co. lo-Yr. a.
I Santa Cruz County, Arizona s1k GoRef
for redemption Octo-
at our Trust Depart
'ay, ON October 2:
.oad Company, Boston and Albany Equip
; Trust of 1916 41s 60 Certificates Nos.
pany 61a % Equipment Trust Gold Ger
40.
pany Equipment Notes Series "E" Nos.
Serial Gold Notes Series &C" Nos. 1900.
ear 79o Convertible Sinking Fund Mort
ismption at 105@o.)
hitting Company First Mortgage SINKING
;sun1e Normal Income Tax.
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Cen Argentine Ry 6s. 1927. s4h
Con G Co Is OF n Y '22. 1904
Copper EXP Assn as, 192s.1o2
do SIS, 1926. .10sM
Cudahy Pack Is. 1923. .10i m
Federal Sug Ref SIS. 1924.lo91s
Gulf Oil Corp S., 1873 =. .ioi
do Is. 1893. 3..,..... .i05&
Hooking Val 6s. 1924. .100ss
Interboro conv SIS, 1922. 9sN
Kan c Term Ry SIS. %. .10oN
kennecott Cop Cor 7s. '3o.Ie4M
Lac G 1t LIST ref Ia. 1922. lGl
LIB Men &c Lib Is. 1881. 101M
Sears Roebuck Is. 1929. 400
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homa city. after a visit with her father
Mr. J. o. Haii.
The Christian sunday school classes
taught by Mrs clark and Mr.. Shepher-
wood were entertained Tuesday evening
al the home Of Mr.. Ross Malson
Mr. and Mrs Davis IIill of West Cana
dian avenue are receiving visit this
week from Mr. and Mrs. w r Parker and
little baby daughter u Greeley, Colo.
Mrs George Rourk of Tulsa and Mr.
VIII Mceks of this city left "Wednesday
for Southwest city called there by the
serious Illness of Mr. Perry, father of Mrs
Roark.
Mrs n L. Jayne iert Monday night for
Corsicana, Texas 10 join her husband,
who went few days ahead Of her to
assume hts dufie- there as manager OF
the Singer Sewing Machine COMPANY
Mrs. G r. Sprnker was hostess Tues
day evening at a O'Clock dinner to the
following guests Mr.. and Mrs, c, A
Gruhb and Mrs. J. G. Grubb of Columbus,
Ohio and Mrs J. VI. Hay Of 81 Louis, Mo.
Mr. ana Mrs. r.. y. Ratcliff, who re.
Gently sold their home 20 Julius Payne
deputy United states marshal Monday
made their first move In 80 years. They
are now lylnE In the Gregory property
on south Miller street
The sachcm club enioved n most nlsa-
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Tho n. V. T.. T.. held a social last sat
urday night a. the Friends church. L.
Mrs peacocit. who IN afflicted Win
peliagra. iH reported not much better
rev Mics ilctEman, pastor OF lhr
i"Fricuds' church, visited friends at Miami
last Saturdny,
MIR Tate and family moved TO Seneca
last woot, where hc win continue to serve
M section foreman.
Nlaa Uuhv Cuctte. who teaches second
urinary was ON the kCk list last week.
hiiss 2na pasaley substituted fnr h'r,
~ C. Livingston. whose grocery store
was burned here last fall, has now lo-
Gated at Salinn. where he expect" !"
buy fur.
Two avlatora from Ncosho ana joplin.
Mo marked thclr Rirplane on FRIDAY
night af last week near the S"urca Indian
school. They were un their way 10 MoNih'
Texas. tho new oil rr'd.
SUPERINTENDENT Wilson ana family wef"
transferred last week from the Senooh
indian agency here 10 Anadtrkn, whore
he viii receive larger salary, Ih'
Riyorride and catholic agcu,lrs are To-
Gated ut Auudnrko,
Tho prnple Of this section arc TAKING
great deni ot interest lu the .rrowlnr
of strawberries The local uHhnriallor
mot AL the high school auditorium last
wotk and transacted some Important
business.
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dny from columbus. Kan, where he was
called on Legal business.
Mr. and Mrs l.. U Scott are receiving
vlftt from their daughter hrs. FlrYd
N0dabaugh Of oklahoma CitY
Mrs. J X Carter who has been visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Glen knight AZ
Moran Kan. returned Wednesday.
Miss olive Allcr was hostess Wednes-
duy afternoon to the W. W. = Club and IA
doltEhttul social hour was spent.
Mrs. VI NJ Mitchell and little daughter.
who have been visiting with Mrs . Ban
non Ut Cl1remore, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cockerel wore vis
itors Monday az the home of Dr Louis
Bagby, Pitt Carroll and Thomas BUT
fnaton.
Mrs lloyd Evans and little daughter
Martha Pat Of skiatook visited this week
~ be home of her parents, Mr.. snd Mrs
W. Y. Allen
Mrs vs.. O Onion and Mrs j. p. Cree
Wednesday night entertained the Ala
thean class ~ the Baptist Sunday schooi
A. the church
Mr. and Mrs W E. webb. who We
been making Miami their resiGercs o
the past six weeks have rstvrr''
Ninitn to 1--we
Mrs r. II owen loft ta- firs, Or tnc
week for Tulsa, and from there TO Okla
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tho Methodist church. IN announced Tor
tebuary 10 at the city hail.
Tho Womaus christian IpWpnfancn
iiartIs' ,Hufeh Monday nIght in csighrs
ton ~ the national prohibition enni-
rne classes In homo economies from
tN. IFU afhuul rhF Fpnfuned BY Miss
U.ns visited thr laundfios aud bakeries
'u Miami during thc week 10 quost ~ ln.
su Morgau. formerly resident ~
IhIa place but now Iu 'alifofuiH. 10 well
satisfied und prosperous In that country,
according ~ letters received from him by
.rr baby boy arrived st the home
~ Nj und Mr Ern FranbIin r,c"uily
Iur mother ana child arc doing we'll, ana
tH, father wears his new honprs with be
rha playground apparatus recently .pur.
tInasI fur tho central and Nprth Main
sff'of school butld'nga have been =
U.l.uI end Installed greatly to tho niuuac.
Thu following ladies' have been elecicd
ofr,sH of the Ladies Ala spcity ~ tho
pr,a.i.r. Mrs. j. w. Roberts vice ptesi-
dent Sire schaumleffal, secretary, Mfs.
=. M Dyer, aud treasurer MRS. Elton
4 msmbershlp drive ty Maocabce Tent
SO 20 Ire now On, uu1 prizes nave h''u
offered t1 thoso Who secure the largest
I number OF new members within the next
/ so days. They uro also preparing 10 til
/ up u new hall lu the lsrgo room adjoin'
Nsv o. IL Morris superintendent, OF
! the Tuls, district. Methodist Episcopal
/ church wHa n commerce during the past
Vssl tuHf,fuug with the leaders ~ ths
! church iia Impaired tho inform ,ior
| frat n new pastor ln the person ~ rev
] " Huri viii ba assigned 60 this charg'
/ about the frHt ~ February
Tho following officers were elected toi
/ tho ensuing year by the A. ~ r. A. lodge
! ut u4 meeting WDdu'adny night J, 9
/ tprhaw financial secretary, Cal Camp
I bon. drll captain. ". = Lee. reporter
I following now memhors were initiated
! A. it Morgan, W. W. kins anl frc'
Hnrupr
| Ths basketball teams NJ the high schoo
went to Falkland Friday evening ana en-
/ gagged lu athletic contaHts with tho basket
| cra brought home tho willow Instead oil
| the laurel. having been defeated BY scor,
I ~ a. u 10 for the boys, and ~ TO
for the Girls Lack Of practice on th'
/ pnrt ~ tho locals ig supposed To- account
] FOR the reverse suffered.
! Mis- opal Franklin was favored with
/ aururlsa birthday party 1T her home Tues
] day night hy the FidellH class ot ih'
] usptiat sunday school. OhWoH were
/ played. and dainty lunch was served t'
/ those present by Mrs. J VI. Franklin an'
/ Mrs. Anderson. The first prize In m
/ fnwer contost was won by charlotte
/ Joiner. and the second by RaNmpn'
| Morgan. Hugh Franklin won In the sut'
! contest Miss opal received an ivorl
| dresser act M present
| About 90 members ot the security beh'
! III association lodge VI this place wen
| 10 Miami on Friday evening to be ban
! uuetad hy tho members Of the lodge ~
/ tho latter place. Some time ago the Nv,
! iodFea etered into contest TO see whicl
could secure the largest number OF new
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ant afternoon a. the home % NJ, r.,
halseh, Zss North smith street rtt'
number et the members b.Iry taft-
besides Mrs q l. Rider N,r. CIV -a.,ve',a.
Mrs Emma Iioskins. associate l.- and
Mrs. Jesse BallarG gave o. vocal 1850
accompanied on the piano by Ma iloh
and the latter gave plano s.il
afternoon study was led bv N,. ., It'
Floyd assisted by Mesdauag yyrii. p
Reed. W. NJ Probasco and Lu..s "a. q
scales INK
Mrs Davis Hiu N Yves, c,raaI.o ...
nue was hostess wednesday are-ro,, :.
the Premier Worthwhile club. usaa,,
large attendance Of the .uerr.,.. q,
were the following Euosfa. Nrrl,.ps.
w Heron. Stokes and Walter U.yi.
plano solo was played by N-4 -
Shields and was much enfn.af h. ,t
and Mesdamcs Mcconnell sarrs- ~.
ver ana Wammack nuE "At.a4t , ~
companied by Mrs Shields ANA 30
greatly appreciated The sftrr-.1. Y.
son"Modern Pocta." was ted by N.rs W
Allen, others taking part being Nssff.L
w u wit g. V. Nelson J. ID u,0.
and A. D. Warner.
CONTINUED on PAGE ELEVEN,
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rhiifips. having come ~ their irme aftef
t several WorihF European touI
'n honor ~ John INrip snusa march
SINS. und ~ ih" 81 mo'uborH " tho baul
post of ~" American LEGION entertained
t dinner friday at iiolol rersnsun
wrioeaday night Tor ri ra.o. rctas
where ih"y viii visit their daughter and
family nnl from there viii ~ t1 cali
Du Monday evening Mr. g. DYIf
was d"IEhuWly Hurprisri ut her home
when a company of friends called for nn
informant evening nt bridge. Mrs mary
Murroy nnt e. = smith made high
s'1tns
ST.. Mp,loo ,s.sg1,,en eo,o,l,.,oed la
honor uf MfH Rudolph TnfUrr ut Irs.
nrtuup. who IN The guest ~ her unuru.
tor. Mrs. Mer L. uymann ana Mr Hry-
on Friday afternoon Mrs y v Dict
rIUh nuh Mrs ". -. EltDd we're nnHtrasrH
=" mriuogin OF 10" I"fi i.!Eh.y ,'nh wn,'
additional guests were Mrs &. T.. ~ tu'
lcf Mfs Tom Newman and Miss Junr
white of iiuntHvlu". Aln.
MrH George Nwlft ana Mrs WNl g.
Moo were husirHfcH at tho country club
pu Monday adlrs' day covers we're laid
for 20 at luncheon in bridge. ms T.
turned in low scot" ~ golf
CuWpiimoniIuE Mr Rnd MIS- D.. No
rropdy. who lott thl4 week Tor Tevta hud
california fur the winter tho members ~
Dr and Mos 4 b. ucrcaw ON Monday
evening The evening was spcnt infur
mully
on Monday Mrs = " IInusIey was
hostess ~ luncheon when her guests wara
Mrs george e.. Gibson Mrs. o. j. nm
/ Mia. charles Gilmore Mrs T. Hunter. MrH
Ewmst Ron Mrs. . ~ colt. Mrs W e.
McAdoo. Mrs h. a Niernun Mrs W. H.
Wlnney ana Mrs \ y. noono.
ON Friday Mfs George Marshall was
hostess ut luncheon iu honor of hor
mother in.isw. Mts Margaret Marshall of
EittsburFh. Ip covers were placed f0f
Mrs w. E S,h0cE Mrs ~. A Graham
l Mrs W o. bolt Mrs q ~ Johns. Mrs
Margaret Alexander Of Mercer Pa, ana
Mrs a. o. Uruul,k
IN nll-dny meeting Of tho "-rnme club
| wns hcld uu Thutsduy afternoon In the
] huuo ~ Mrs y " iiulinEa Featuring
] tho afternoon was tho short concert by
] the Girls Olcn club ~ the oklahoma uni
| vcrsity. aud readings by Miss olive Rob
srtHon. daughter OF Governor ana Mrs
/ Robertson Quests other than club mem
BiHkoly MiH u II BARLOW.
marriage ~ much tuiorrrt locally W
/ that uf Miss Glpdys Gurbor, daughter OF
| Mrs. CynthiH Gnrber, 60 Roy Wilson
which was Holomnized on Saturday after.
| noon lu the home of tho brides sister
Mrs II n y Hummer In iIenryettn. only
| relatives and Immediate friends were pres
ont. Mr. and Mrs Wilson left for a shorl
wedding trip. after which they will eHtab
! lish their home IN DkWulsec,
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Ms uyrd t,'''',,'' ~ '''...... tf..4 Ian,
Sss,. .oi be hsng o.. , ra,''.'i' ',5 90 '' ~t.
~, 70 IitiI' ill.,
proysI "I'" "''''
Mi aud Nrp Icon ufor,n. 600 E.u
Thlrteepth wiu I.... soon faI ,Ilfr..lfr
whore fbsy viii uas. tbc.. hHu"
Nj and Nrf Jur.Yu o. Tt.. 300 NIrth
Twclfth Will return tIiH wHEN NUN Sow
YORK city. whot, th.g have Spout fUu pta.
week
ono ~ The nrHiIlrsI aflIH "f iHH N'.k
wug Tho dinner dance given Hf .|. Town
aud cngni1} .ub tIid'F '''.'nh IN'''
Nlsn DuIbJI. stevens 1908 N.HHun
has returned fruw Iu'.t W..I' rH. spent
Ooalu AtHlbs aui Hr NdNna
Donald IIufUul. uIugUHI graduate oil
central tlrh school irfi WudunHlHH o..
ntnitnn university. Granville uu'H. nh'I.
rhe r. and o .ut Wat et no hou,
uf Mrs Eugene IUn.H. H.l l.IIWuu' 't'
niue, Thurau1F uIi.fuuIn H'iL L'0hN''u.'
wers served to 900, 200 .iuH n.hu.I" pres
rnf
MBr Th.imp tuFurfr erf.r'H|uti 70 t''
friends informally 90 card. hu '1ff 't'
ia cut nowsr, auJ o. un. heou ,ourae wa.
Fartad.
Mrs Morr'rt g. Whlrp.0 .'ii ''r h''
homo in indianapolis N..''.HHf. H'l'.
snrttlpg tUr,. W....n .IF'r.~- UuT u,r.
tutr. ~ Hud hIIa D. u -uIH, ilf NORM
Fmttseuth
Ran. f.u.rHU|NH HUN I.NTN NNiH|fiH or
e'IH " '.'.,n ..'.tIs..sl American aud
X. ~ e..i,r .rIuI,.. .u,,.rH gprr vIHif.
- a., tf..l,... a....f.iv evening" ru route
r5a o., tI.t tt. 'T.i.4 auto SHOW
D" A"'' w. a.. . ..t.,
NJ AMI Nf' N'II'A w ''' .'" 'I, d,
tanned Hi ii"l,I H'trlH "'.''''f rt.E
IN honor az mary NH,h ''.' . "a
WIN ~" 0Nn '',.,s 'l,,' yh,r uias
NV i"iN si"ut. at,.l.
Tho rTm hlhi'U. ,lln a., ~,
trnl hlEh n'ho"it uhn. ,", 10y ,t ,.'
Mias Hazel l.pn't, "'." hn"D' ,,,.,,t
had nn ehloyhnl' n.N' ~" n'',," min.
tain, near Nu"u'lI 1al.lu', az tt,,
Ihc gtlH l""h 'h'U '"H'"'3 Wv" .',,t
Mis- hernlcn iatl1. VINO hs' , n,,r ~ mui m
lnE several Nt.hH WIN H,t P1l' "a
Hud Mth H. tnlH ~ ,.",, ,i.s
teenth. letl Iu'uHhN mo- ulus ~ 1880
ter 60 thke ~ o"ti'a w tInu't ~ ,r.'rti =
~ the Y. w. 60 ~ WIN" INV '''
heen "ithni"'u , p.t t,t,,,i,y lqt
Misses flVtin" .'hN ~" ''""'t .u.s
Norm IWNilh. "aN' hu"ut ~, .I.t,,
Teraa. 10 Hptnh W,'e, WIN ',''
Mtg' }. IT,. hl,l''' nh' MI 'ltil'' h,hy
Mt ana MIS-, ". ~ ',sl'' ,1,"' 'a,.'t,
daughter Catherine ana MlH ~
Hpent the week rnu w 'h""'N'' WIN
friends. .,,
a pretty Informal bridge gwen n@S"le,'
afternoon Tor Mrs llul .N'Ni'.u ,'
Louis was lhat gt MfH. ~. ~ i'',7''ft i
hor home, lOol l'ita," b,uleN,,", ',
rooms were aura, ',.5 "',rrHt, ~, it.,
white catngiionH ana ietna ~ yt,t,.ni. a,
Included fNU most lNlllNNit lIl'N'" W
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wy. '' ".'' .'' l''"'""'"' "'''' ."
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Wo"h'. .Ir l,t. H 'h''r gucHa Mrs LA
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tNln'n ,4 'h''u''''" w t,'',s ~,
rHlt No. mo nome o' "'' """ "'' '"''''
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nome IN Nl'nth. va aver "a Ntsl IN Wy
homo ~ her bruthof G. A, Phttisnh ana
M,.. Iht'lHnh' o., a., , - A.,
Mrs. Ighn = ''eF ,mtH ~, Mc
io,l W. M'a' . '"nr ''',n In
lufhHu from lhI'e N"'Nh A9j'H'h W
liut SpunEs.
l'r, r. y 'fegE mas t'tutn'h 70 NV
NOM" m li'aH"nt hlll' Mps hileI , ,n.o'
MOLE Nlr' Vt me h"'"' VI MS u"us"'''
ln honor ~ ne birthday o. her son
ul'ly ON 0hIuluag sllrlhp"h M's, 70 ~,
,hpWlhN ehlVt'"'h'u WIN u'''b"''"
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NJ ana MIS- Nullhh NyaN INV" r.
turned 20 lh.iI h9me ln f"lvltoNlu, N1h.'
sil'l "a W,eN NlNlL wiLn 'h'" ''''''N''
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week from LuH Nnb'l'A. Wn'yv .hel, WV
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IN uphvr ot MS nl''nuHS ,NssHVhh he'
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Mr.. j. -. DHiqIeHf and NJ. ~ ION
aidson spent the week ln Kansas City,
Mrs. - Allen nnd daughter Violet were
Ninita visitors this wsek from AyHnt
Rev. ~ e. Hamilton ~ po'aau In viz
itInR OF the home of Rev. w. a. witt this
Week
Mr. ana Mrs s. T.. smith visited this
week with Mr. smiths mother at
Chandler
Mr and Mrs Frank Evans of B,rnsdsi,
visited sunday with Mrs. Lester Of East
Canadian avenue
Mrs. Tom webb Re receiving % visit 'hiq
week from her sister-in-law. Mrs. Ross
Harris uf Mexia Texas
Miss Juanlte B0r1onkercher entertained
last Saturday with miscellaneous shOwes
ln honor of Mr1 carl webb,
lanes 3. Davenport returned Weduea.
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A. the hoine ~ her daughter In GAlena,
Kan. Mrs Mary Dookcry Of this city.
IN reported quite sick.
Mrs =. NJ, Dyer and Mrs. Ednn Bower
attended meeting " u missionary 80.
clety at Joplin Friday.
Miss sylvia Dumas of Falriand was the
guest of her sister Mrs, Noel wyatt OF
this place, during the week
Mr.. and Mrs, George iluntley ana Mr..
and Mrs. J. a. littmHn made a trip to
hHrcissa during the week.
Rev. william IoMay filled the pulpit
nt the christian church sunday morning
and night, grcatly 90 the odification and
profit 81 his hearers.
WashinEton'H birthday social under
th. auspices Of the Ladies Ma society OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Canton Flannel
- \ II N =
ISc
Special.
the yard
let water


Unbleached Canton flan-
nels OF a heavy twill and
( ece, an exceptional
quality at this special
price for Monday.
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Confiners
Z .p'eIo' 39c

A limited assortment OF
confiners, neatly made in
front and back openings.
Comes in flesh and white
only; very special.
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
MILDLY Dresses
Regular St1.05 and
spcciai s,s:sSi S6.95

Kiddies' selection middle
dresses in navy. trimmed
I'm red or yellow; sizes
range from G TO ~ years.
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
EycrfaSt
Suitings
,sd "S SIC
Tho,
yard

The genuine everfast lin
enc suitings, ideal for
skirts, blouses, suits, etc.
Colors are pink, rose,
light blue, brown and tan.
Main Moor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Wool Toques
si.s5 and ss.is S1 go
qualities ......O l. sOO

Children's all wool toques,
white. blue, red, brown
and heather. Nariously
made In several new
styles. all sizes. Very spe-
cial for Monday.
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Hair Bows
Special S0o
per yard .,.OOS

Hair bow ribbons in the
new gingham plaids arc
featured in this lot. The
colors are very attractive.
Regular S5c quality.
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Kayser Silk
Vests
srs9,o,. ysry S2.49
Silks and Satins
;Ss SDsG'a, YARD S1.26

S1.S5 and 50 quality, 90
inch fancy radium silks
ard satin Innings; made
up in very attractive pat
terms and combinations.
Main FLOOR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Lingerie Crepe
a"aliis' @%T%'Sr 'o' 69c

Genuine SILK lingerie
crepe, SO inches in width.
These are tabled and are
in good assortment of
shades; special for Mon
day,
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Children's
Sweaters
Values Cd or
q S12. OfsVO
Main Floor

Children's all wool sweat
ers in sizes ranging from
6 months to 8 years. Col
ors white. pink. coren,
brown and color combi-
nations. These are the
well known make OF
"ASCHERS."
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Pongee Blouses
$3.50 &c az
Main Floor

Decidedly smart are these
new pongee blOuses. A
style feature that adds TO
the attractiveness I'm the
new Brandy and Tuxedo
collars; all sizes.
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Skirting Plaids
special at '.S $3.50
Special
Main Floor

$3.50 and 1886 quality,
novelty wool skirting
plaidS In a wide assort-
ment OF designs: also
checks and hair line
stripes.
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

membors by the first ~ January, with
tho understanding that the losers should
give banquet 10 the winners. Cuu-
uItrCe won ana the MiamIaus had 10 proc
yfda tho promised entertainment The
bunquot hall wuH haudrHfueiy decorated
Tor the occasion and an elaborate supper
was sgrved. after which the evening was
spent In music ana dancing until late
hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Muslin
36-inCh
&c
Special,
the yard
Second Floor

Good unblcached muslin,
specially priced for Mon
days selling. This quail
ity measures a full SO
inches in width.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
silk
Pettibockers
Special 50 OK
at OAsOO

SILK pettibockers in colors
of green. brown and
black; all are OF a sub
stantial quality Of Jersey
silk; specially priced for
Monday,
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
chiffon
Broadcloth
I~r',aa per yard SZ.9S

4S-inch novelty chiffon
broadcloth skirtinHs in
several very desirable
shades and patterns, very
special for Monday.
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
English
Longcloth
special, o.
no yard AOS

English longcloth, SO
inches wide, a soft pretty
quality ideal for winter
wear; special for Monday.
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Silk Hose
Very GO 90
special OAsOC
Main Floor

All silk hose In black,
brown. Cordovan gray,
taupe and white; comes
in all sizes. Specially
tabled for quick clear
ance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Comforts
72xSO,
special
$500
Second Floor

one lot OF silkoline COM
forts, filled with select
cotton. Assorted colors in
designs too numerous to
describe, Regular $500
quality,
Main Floor