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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
HoMEWARD BOUND; HURT
Wewoka Family Injured When Car
Is Driven In Front of Train.

hpeclaI 20 The World.
HOLDENNILI.E. Oct, 7.--While
returning to Holdenyille from We
woka. a car owned and driven by
Mrs. Sam Wlckham OF this city, was
struck by the west bound Rock Is
land passenger train late yesterday
afternoon, probably fatally injuring
Mrs. Bert Riley. age 2S. of Okla
homa City and severely in1urlns
Mrs. Roy Willlngham and MIRA.
Wickham. Riley escaped with min
or bruises by jumping from the car
and clasping their -weeks-old
babe in his arms.
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CATHOLIC,

John O. Herring, pastor. sunday hours
foi,o Cor summer, F,., MAY 10 tS',S 9G,S6sr as
and instruction, $40; high mass snd ser.
mon. 10 g. M; evening deyotions al
: ssAeREp HEARr-s,.,een,h and eocs
ford, Rev, Charles standHert ,rector
(Parish includes all east OF Midland Val.
ley,D Rev. r. Nerhelbt, assistant SuBdas
services $40 a. M, low mass and sermon
s'So a. M, children's mass With instruc.
tlnnsi 1850 a. m, high mass and sermon
Weekday masses $3.50 and $3.50 a. m
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A canned editorial appearing in
many newspapers contends that
there now is a scarcity of skilled
workingmen In the United States
and pleads that the immigration re-
strictions be revised to permit the
entry OF Immigrants skilled in the
mechanical trades. Hundred per
cent American stuff
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The Round Table.

Eight OF our Tulsa troops an
swered the cali to meet at the city
hail auditorium last Monday after
noon with a committee from the Co.
operative club, representatives from
Flying Eagle, Forgetmenot. owl
Bluebell. Daisy Pine Cone. Golden
rod and sunflOwer troops being pres
ent. Mabel Burns, a Forgetmenot.
acted as color bearer and Hilda Har-
ney OF Owl and Louise Clear OF sun
flower troops. as yell leaders.
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NuTnERAN.

FIRST LUTHERAN Fifth and Elwood
> &, Kaufman, pastor. residence s?i
South Gillette. Rally day at Bible school
0 40, Luther lessne AT 6t5 p. m. Morning
worship at IL suk3cct; Christ Our sub.
stitute." at 1850 D. m, The Love OF God
WEST TULSA Meets In ODD Fellow
lodge room. Bible school at 10. commun
ton and preaching 81 II.
GRACE LUTHERAN missouri synod
Thirteenth and quincy new buildingl
Kari Frese. pastor. Sunday school at 10
services at IL.
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TRINITY EPIsCnPAI~-Finh and Gin.
einnatL Rev. Roife r. CFum. rector
Holy communion - In crypt OF new
building Church school IN same place
at $3.50, Special Rally day program. Holy
communion and setmon BY rector at n
a m. Subject what Kind Of Citizens
Are Your Children Going TO Make? ?"
At 1880 y. M, prayer and sldeiights on
general convention,
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CHRISTIAN

FIRST CHRISTIANS Ninth and BoaI
der, Usage 4s95. study phone Usage
2t77. bible school at $3.50 Endanvor at
c 30. Preaching at 1850 a, m and D. m.
by Dr. J. y Mccash, president Phillips
university, Enid.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN glenwooo
Homo Gardens section r. W Coleman
pastor sunday school s'lb. Endpavot
$50 Dresohins. At ~ ana 1880.
WHEELING AVENUE c1HIsTIAN.,
pastor Bible school ~ TO- endea-or at
s'l5, Preaching every SUNDAY at II and
WEST TutsA-Meets In community
hail. Rev. sam Is Waggoner pastor
sunday school g45. Services at IL aud
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Summary of Report 1922

January 10 september.
Troops-County troops January J.,
8; county troops September ], IL;
increase s. City troops January l.,
IS; city troops September !, 2i; In
crease 6 total increase IA.
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SAND SPRINGS CHURCHES.

ADvENTIsT-soi North Grant. W. N.
Moore. pastor Saturday services: sabbath
school at 9:t5. sermon by pastor at II.
CHRISTIAN CIENCE--services every
sunday at II In Masonic hail in First
National bank building. Subject, "Ars
sdnooI siR, Disease ,o ~ Death BonI'" Sunday
BRoADwAY BAPTIsr-soi Broadway
y. $. BF!aG!ey. pastor. Sunday school q,
9f5. young people at e'ib. Sermons By
sT. PATRiCKs-Fourt and Lincoln.
ID. {. Fletcher, pastor, First mass at r:'5
n. m, and nigh mass Rt 0.
CHURCH OF COp-40i North Grant A.
A. klnion pastor Sunday school az s.is.
sermons at II and 8. Prayer service ..
m. Wednesday.
Northumberland and Main. Rev
J. c. Watson, pastor. sunday school
2:45. Sermon by pastor at II and g.
FIRST cHRIsTIAN-5Oi North Main.
Rev. a. G. Babcock. pastor Bible school
g;45. Endeavor at 7. Sermons al 4l ard
s, Class ot young men studying f0r u'n-
lstry meets at pastors home. BIS N.rth
PENTECosTAL--5oi North Grant sun.
COMMUNITY - 4Ol North Main Dr,
S;f6. sermon by pastaf at ii.
HOME DORMiTORY-B Breeding
HuLerin. ndent. sunday school, ? 80 o. m,
HOME COLONY b +. Breed'rg
leader. Friday devotional service at
FIRsT sPIRITUAt,--city auditorium ,t'
p m, II. Turritin, president. Lectures
sI,,rhnts'y snS by pastors, Mrs. 4, hoi.I
services Midwesk circle announced each
coIMuNITY cHuRcH-.Ol North maiu.
Or. II. II. Gelvn, pastor, Sunday school
sf6 sermon by pastor, II a. m, and 7.'o
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Messrs Hayner and Davis, our Co.
operative big brothers" gave us in
spring talks and made us feel that
many Tulsa citizens are interested
In the success OF our organization.
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FttfNfD- 00b0 Doh CON TURN DAILY
TULSA 4 SCOUT
pybisbe3 Wceliy by EsJs6 ne Tnl.i CopaoI
BOY SCOUTS 81 AMERICA

Scouts County. February Z APP
90. county september
=. 300. increase. i1b. City fohIu.
ury a. $50. city September 4. a1u,
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FIRST Eleventh snd
ter. assistant. Fay .Bprritt Emery. as.
slstant sunday scaooi at p30 Rally day
progran and presentation OF diplomas to
DO graduates IN sunday school Rev. Les
lir scott to sing "bepent Ne,' chorus To
Epwofih league at s.3r Junior at D.
Preaching at n 90 and 1850. Morning
topic, Family ReYilgion"
GRACE CHURCH 1nird snd Trenton
Ira 1. Crabtfee pastor sunday school 81
80. Epworih league $50 iniefmedinit
sac. Junior Monday at Z. Preaching at II
ORCUrT MEMoRiAI,-- Fourteenth ana
quaker Iandor l.. Brannon, pastor
sunday school at . 30. Epworth at Z
prayei meeting and Bihls study wednes
each month At ssO. Preaching at Al and
BOSTON AvENUE ,M p. sJ-Fiup
senior and intermediate Epworth leagues
at .6ib. sunday school 9SO' Sermons
Hhoi,ER MEMORIAL ~. E sl-we.t
Admiral tParkj and Phoenix J. ~, Cam
tfci, pastor. sunday school At 10
Preachlns by the uaptor ct II aud 1880
PARKviEw cuMMUNiTY = parkyiew
dav school a. s:t5; Epworth league NJ 2,
junior at 3. preaching at IL ana 5. W..
" 'cENrEfSN%Rf 'cHuRcH ,M. E. 81
Denver and Golden. The Homellke
church" W l. Blackburn pastor. llgu
North Denver. phone Cedar 26tb sunday
school nt s30. senior league at $50 no
junior Services ut l0;55 BY Bishop Mou-
2on and go by the pastor Thursday
evening, nlpis stuuy ny Reverend Aston,
ROSE HILL Maryland Gardsns, nortn
~ cemetery. sunday school at TO- junior
league at e. ladies aid at 2;30 Thurs
day Preaching every seeond sunday BY
Reverend Prince
BETHEL CHURCH--bi2 North Rock.
ford Rev Robert Alspaugh. pastor. sih
west Twelfth street. sundsr school a.
and i.20 MD week prayer meeting
Thursday 1890
WESLEY CHAPEL. NJ. E., Coli
Frankfort and Easton. III. . Johnson
pastor Sunday school At $3.50. Epworth
80 preaching at ~ and
BROWNS CHAPEL &C. NJ. c. s07
North Frankfort Rev. J. II. MeLain.
pastor.
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In response to roll call, each troop
gave a report of scouts and officers
present and OF tickets sold for The
Golden Eaglet" film.
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La We're Shoenfelt was awarded
the medal of mcrit by Girl Scout
headquarters, New York city. on
September l. 1922. for meritlous
work in girl scouting in the Whit
tier school district OF Tulsa.
Age at Joining, lS years
Joined May 20, 1920.
Passed first-class test May, 1912.
Holds 81 merit badges.
Qualified for two group badges.
She holds one attendance star for
year, also one 90 per cent attend
ance star. This medal merit Is the
second highest honor n girl scout
may be awarded. This is tho sec
ond medal OF merit awarded any
girl scout in Tulsa. the first being
awarded to the- captain of Flying
Eagle troop.
La We're Is now full-fledged
Golden Eaglet and will he the first
girl scout In Tulsa 10 receive this
badge. She is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, George Il. Shoenfelt Of
1903 North Atlanta.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL = Fourteenth ana
Cedar 1892 tudy, Cedar 1918
B'NAl EAUNAH-si9 s Cheyenne
Mort. Teller, rabbi. yom Kippur tDsy OF
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According TO the report Monday
night, the Bluebells have so far cold
the greatest number of tickets per
bells are hustlers and some OF the
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We were glad to hear from other
troops last Sunday through these
columns and hope all troops will
take advantage OF thls splendid
means of publicity every Sunday, for
Il Is one we can't afford TO miss
for the sake OF our Tulsa organiza-
tion. We know you're all doing in
teresting things. so don't be too
modest to tell The World"-and the
Tribune. too.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
TAILOR SHOP IS BURNED
Thought OF Recent S50,OCO Loss,
Spurs Firemcn at Work.

Special to The World.
SLICK, oct. 7,--Another IRE
started in a tailor shop here Friday
and for while II looked as thouga
the entire business section wouHd
be wiped out. but prompt and heroic
work by the volunteer fire depart
ment. led by Chief Jake Marcus
soon had the flames under control
Only the one building, together WIN
its contents. was burned. The IRE
started from the explosion OF gas
oline stove in the rear of the shop
Just month ago Slick had SoO'-
goo fire, destroying a whole block
An automatic plotting device has
been invented nv former army o.
ficer TO guide small balloons used 10
distribute advertising matter as they
sail across country ~
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FIRST sPIFlTUAL--K of . haul a.,
p. m Mrs. y. !. Reynolds usst6r'
Lecture by Nrs. J. Lindsey mo.sIH. ..aI.
a. close Of services MauaUEg ...-,,
Mosdamcs Alirich. Dillon. I..r..1,
Hutchorson. Lindsay, brooks auH Lem.
ming. Lyceum ut 2.JG All. stty
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or THrru-
Now meeting at y. m. IN 900 E.HGV.
hall il2H South Boulder Rev GUftrld.
Hull, pastor Closed tsmpofari.. bs
cause oi the illness ot the pastor srsg.
lar wednesday evening message clra.. Al
pastors residence 200 North NasbsIi
also Friday afternoon and even ur III.
clea. For personal Interview with ra,.
tor call Usage 2OTi.R
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FIhST CIIUNCH OF CHUIsT H0Try.
rIsT-Eleventh and Boulder 44rs',
services at ~. Subject, Are SIN. ..s.'..
and Death Rsal3" sunday Htt... .. 80
ana all under 20 years uf age ...f.... =
Invited Wednesday evening Is. ...,i
meeting AZ 3. Reading rooms. I.f. tH.,
streets, open week days from O. . &,
sunday and holidays to o.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PRESBYTERlAN--s Seventh and
Boston. c. W Kerr. pastor. sunday
school al b;45. This Is Family Day and
the whole family IS invited to attend
Senior and intermediate cnacaycr at e:l5.
junior at $3.50. preaching at 1885 and g.
Morning topic: "Thc Shining Letters
on the Cross" Evening: "rhe Secret Of
Happiness" There will be communion
services after the morning service. The
pubic Is cordially invited - all these
services.
SECOND PREspYTERIAN--zun ano
Archer. The church thar 'shows moving
pictures. W. IL. Murphy. IT,, pastor,
sunday school az s;,b, senior endeavor At
I. junior at Z. Sermon by the pastor At
II and Q. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
1880
COLLEGE HILL. 'Your Community
churc-,9 seventh and Columbia tKen
dalD N~~rt n Clarke. pastor. sundsg
sehooi s,.b. intermediate and senior en-.
heavor $40. Junior at 3. Worship at II
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - Cheyenne
and King Charles E. Newcomb, minister
l0a West Ring street phone 49La-J
Bible school S:t5, W. II. Ford. superin-
tendAnt. Preaching at II and g. Junior
people meeting $50; reading service 1880.
Wednesday evening Bible study at 3.
bULiEi"Ik COMMUNITY N oTIoIA
and independence. W F. darwin pastor
Sunday school o;l5 c. II. Ingersoll. super
inteudent. Junior and senior enoenvor
$3.50. Preaching Al u and 1880.
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IA 0[!h:l!;ii1:.':f!:h! !!!::h!! Z !
CHRISTIAN sCIFSrF

at .. m, and on Monday. october =.
ca Nurtn Main f,I..t y
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BE prerared"
GIRLfSCOUTS
-s-ss.
SunrIowcr Troop No. I.

We Wish TO express our deep ap-
probation OF the services rendered
TO our troop by Mcedames Franklin.
Hanna and Morrison and Mr.. Hay
to go 70 tho union Meeting last Mon
day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHURCH or THE NAzAkENE- w.n
Tulsa, 4eis- South phoenix B. " Fabh.
son pastor li2l sontn Trenton sunday
school At TO- preaching At II ano 80.
young people OF b.4b "Wednesday rrsysr
meeting 1870. Bible study class Friday a,
1870.
CHURCH OF GoD-Fiuh ana Msdls,s.
70. H. shipman. pastor sunday school ,t
80, pfceching. a. ~ and
CHURCH az CHRiST-Meeta seUanf-
floor courthouse sixth and Boulder elcS
sunday sunday school no 10. prplCuIrE Il
1 and 80 by Raymond u. Henley IU.n,
Cedar lGJ1 q. Dl LaGrove. elisg paass
LATER DAY SAINTS ,R,orssal,si
Shut,h OF jesus Ehusu Eleventh aud
day school e''5. Pfeschlns a. ii and !.
prayer meeting at D. m. Wednesday
Feiisi9 ~; u Etld.yon ,.,.,
log at 10. devotional and pastoral ssrvic.
az II evangellstic at 1'30. young peopIs
TTssdsy sS,,,, 80 So, sis'' S stgdy trrigay
national --CinInnau ana Oklah0mA
Northmoreland addition SUNDAY school at
TO- preaching az II and by supry.
study Friday.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST co. sixth
and Madison Central PArk), Alvin 9.
Long, pastor. Saturday services sabbath
school vNb, missionury volunteers .,
m" preaching az II. Sunday s,ry eel
Preaohing At .. M.
UNITY CLASS OF Practical Christianity
court ~ y. m. on sunday and Thurs
meets IN Judge Hunts division OF dIatrict
fay evenings. Bible school sunday moro-
ing at e.45. All invited
ALL SOULS LIBERAL CHURCH,.
Fred a. Line Will preach on "Ncw Ways
and Old," az n n. m. sunday at ths
MaIectlc theater.
ORDER or ME STAR or TIE
East" MI meet ia lodge room sunday
night. October s.
THEOSOPHICAI, SOCIETY. pe,ant
lodge. Thcosoph!cal headquarters. 20t
Pan-American building. FIfth and H0u,.
der. Public study classes Monday. Tues
day Thursday evenings at Sl5, sun.
day afternoon At by Rebacca l.. Finch.
on The Cn<ing Of the world Teacher"
Members meeting Wednesday si5 >. n.
Public lecture Friday SIS y. m,
lNTERNATlONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
Meets In district courtroom No. 2 IN
county courthouse every sunday Class
study at 2:5O y. M, public speaking al s.
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BAPTIST.


FIRST BAPTIST Fourth ana Cinetn-
matt. THE Close-ln Cuureh." w. o. An.
derson. minister. study phone. osass
iS,2.J o,do, W shsnnqn 'pfsin,ensess %
Preaching by the pastor at 40 80 and 1880
EMMASUEls--S Second and Rockford.
Msruing sermon OF II on How TO FIN the
az 5. topic; "rhe Fellow who Blowed
Hot ana cold" H. X. wade. pastor. q.
e. uriggs. nna'ciui secretary. bible
NoGALEs AVENUE - Ftrst and No.
gales. W a. 1odd. pastor. SUNDAY
school and preaching begins at $3.50 and
close at 1880. evening preaching AZ =
Rev. r.. II. owen, pastor Usage 77JP-R
sunday sahool at 10. Preaching at IL and
prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
SPRiNUDALE--i.swis ana Washington.
one mile north OF Fairgrounds Rev u.
oven ",ssoGsry missionary pP',9r b.,e .,o- sasS.
Mug service by Rev c. r. siier. assocl-
ntionrf missionary, who will be with US
70, .bsr, tTq Tes5s g ,t, sps,si nsstas
and Independence Rev. Y. II. owen,
missionary. Bible school at 2'S0; preach
ing by missionary at $3.50. Gospel team a,
500.
CALVARY MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Quincy near Sixth. J. G. Chadwell. minis
ter. Sunday school 9ib, F, |. Barton.
superintendent. preaehing at IL and y
WEST TULSA West Tulsa. !. N
Page, pastor, :0ii South Olympia: Osase
7I6g.R. Sunday school at s:+b. Preaching
at II by the pastor
FREE WILL. BAPTIsT-Uties and
Jasper r. J. Mathew. pastor. sunday
morning and at 1880 on saturday. s1n
day and Wednesday sEverybcdy welcome
NERSIDE-Glenwood. Home Gardens
near Parkview station. W. 7. scott
pastor. a.. G. Shortmeyer. superintendent
Preaching every SuHday at IL snd 1880.
NEhN Observation-Disclosures IN Medic
Bruffy, superintendent Preaching at ~
and 40 Pravst meeting LWednesdRv
FIRST GENERAL BAPTiST-Twelftb
and Utica. d. 4. Atkinson, pastor. sun
day school at 10. Preaching at II and
3. y. \. I. 4. at $50.
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rest of us need to look 20 our colors
or they will leave us far behind in
tho realm OF scoutdom.
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Forty-flve Sunflowers "blossomed
forth Ht tho city hall auditorium
Monday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

vida and Vera Rupp purchased
one OF the group pictures taken the
morning OF our life saver sale.
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Our troop sent flowers to Lucy
Hoffman Of patrol 6, who recently
underwent an operation for removal
OF toHslls. We miss Lucy and will
be glad when she is able to return.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

The nervous" child Is not n nor
mai child, Nervousness" is but
Of some underlying cause,
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Grace Schooley and Juanita
schoults acted as color guards last
Monday.
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Iris Vance was recently given n
certificate o, dismissal in good,
standing.
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We were glad TO see some Of
our Central high girls at the meet
Ing Monday afternoon at the city
hall. Lenore Turnquist, Louise and
hyiuia Clear Ingrid Brandborg.
Almanac Howard. Helen Oman,
Madell Emerson and Lorena Vim
cent were present to help swell our
crowd.
All scouts In Lincoln 6-A and 6-B
and below the departmental grades
will meet tomorrow after school In
the auditorium Please bring your
manuals and october dues OF 8 cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
HOUSE
ONE OF BRANCH
Turner-Ardmore Co., has Con-
nections in North and
Southwest Section Of the
u. S.

In The Turner.Ardmore company,
wholesalers located on A street, north
east, Ardmore has a branch house OF
one Of the largest organizations Of its
kind in The United States.
Starting with very small house and
in q very small way number of years
ago, Nash brothers launched a busi.
ness destined to grow to l40 wholesale
grocery and fruit houses which cover
all Canada, North Dakota, South Da-
kota, Wyoming Nebraska, Oklahoma,
Texas. Washington, Oregon and Min
nesota with one OF the largest coffee
plants IN the middle west at Minneap-
oils. It is one Of the largest importers
and roastcrs of green coffee. While
the houses .hrough the north I'VE large
ly wholesale groceries. the nine houses
in Oklahoma handle mostly fruits, pro.
duce and grocery speciaities.
The com any has its own brokerage
officers, throughout the United States
and Canada, through which to market
their goods, also number outside
connections.
The Turner-Ardmore company has
four regular statesmen covering all trib-
utary territory to Ardmore.
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FALL LINES
Reliable Store to Herald
Newest Creations With
in Short Time.

Word has been received from Joe
Simons who has been in Eastern mark
cts for The past six weeks buying the
best mems. women's and childrens
tt.l, atocX Of goods for the Reliable
store that complete line of goods for
fall weai VIII begin arriving soen Mr.,
simuns stated that he was buying the
merchandise on the market, according
to Sam Ysffe, Joint member In the firm,
The Reliable saore was opened in
Ardmore on North Washington street
about sevon years age by Sam Yafts
and Joe Slmons In a small 10 by 20 feet
building, In fow years the quarters
became too crowded and the store was
enlarged to It's present size, The prop
prietors believe that because tho pol
Icy Of the company has been to give
the customers then moneys worth on
every sale has been responsible for 80
much comeback trade and hence the
growth Of the store.
Mr., Yaffe was In the dry goods busi'
ness In oklahoma City for eight years
before coming to Ardmore, Ma Simons
has been In the dry goods and cloth
ing game for number Of years,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-20
EVERYTHING YOU WANT CAN BE
FOUND AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STORE; SPLENDID SALE SYSTEM

And it's still growingl" So Mr..
Kemp speaks of Whiteman n simp'
son firm, From little 2exlo0 stere
building of not very many years ago
has grown one OF Ardmore's leading
department stores. The business has
almost cutgrown the building now, and
will be necessary,
AT present there are two floors, each
consisting of the different departments
conveniently arranged. The plate glass
showcases are 30 attraotively placed
that every customer takes advantage
Of the easy appreeh In spite of the
little money they may have to spend
The woodwork IL finished In white oak,
purpose, 10 psyehologicelly please the
eye, rhe three sky.lishts practically
make the place daylight store.
They handle tho very highest class
Of mere aandiso at the lowest price,
Absolute. guaranteed satisfaction Ia not
only one Of the essential objiets. but It
In n habit praeticed both by employers
and employees. This Is n place where
the customer gets value for every dol
lar spent
With host OF thirty pleasant and
experienced employees, every custom
er is made to feel at home, All ef'
forts are put forth to render the best
service only. They do not hire mex
per!enced clerks for the very fact that
they do not feel that this Is the place
for employees TO practice on the public
1t Is the policy OF the firm that there
shall be one. and only one price, ro'
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gardless Of the personnage that no
sales person shall exaggerate as to
the value of the goods; and that every
piece of goods shall be marked In plain
figures, I'VE play fair with the pub
lie. because the public plays fair with
u.s." according to the statement of one
of the proprieters.
Unlike many stores, they are featur-
ing the stout and the flapper-junior
styles In suits, coats and dresses, No
more will the little Junior have TO al
ter her clothes when she buys them
ready.made, And think of It'll Stout
wemen went have to make special
orders for their clothes, All they need
to de- IL 60 down to Whteman a. Simp-
son and buy their clothes that have
class and clothes that FIT
Mrs, Butts, who has charge of the
ladies .'eady .to.wear, has just returned
from New York where she made n most
handsome selection of new fall modes
In suits, dresses and coats.
The Whiteman & Simpson firm is
ready to offer you anything you want
from needle to three.pieee suit