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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
FAIRLY STOCKS
QUITE BUOYANT
put Irregular Tone Sets
in IN Later; Some Issues
Set New Records

NEW YORK. April l2.-Buoyaney
49,, describes the tone OF the stock
".rtet during today's early and In
.,diate stages. the later dealings
49,. characterized by considerable
''..ri,riiv. sales or about 1850
aao .bares constituted a record for
.,rrspt movement and the num-
Ssr OF separate issues traded IN
o,obsbly established a precedent.
Wya,,or money rates, cumulative
,.dicstions OF industrial and COM
,,srrisl betterment ana hightr
arotgfions for such basic commodl-
W.. ss the oils, pig iron and fin-
,.L.A iron and steel were among
.se developments which continued 10
.,,rulatc bulish sentiment and di-
..t,isb tho short interest.
Coal shares were dun and rails
rbolo contributed only nominal
90 inc DAVIS business. Mexican
N. we're sold on rumors OF a dis
.grccment between that government
"a American interests regarding eN-
-, ,,,es and steady profit taking
bso,r,cfod from the strength OF
leading motors.
nsiTs Of to almost s points
s.,rIrg the forenoon were made
''.eoiv under the auspices OF equip
,,erts domestic oils, Junior stecls.
,..,bcrs paper specialties and ship
.gs tobaccos and chain stores is
snes Woo.worth rising on the
1..isrstion OF the extra dividend.
The only sharp reversal or the ses-
~, came in the final hour when
,t.,,can Petroleum fell almost B
rojn,s from its carly best and caused
o,bsr leaders to react / to 3 points.
Tho one striking exception was
,,,orlcan locomotive. which forged
.,s,dlly ahead, closing at a gain OF
points. " .
cent hut the light demand at that
E,te caused n reduction to 4 per
cor, in the second hour. More time
rods we're placed at 4 1-2 per cent
sor 40 and 60 days, but longer dates
beld around 4 3-4 per cent.
Reversing Yesterdays trend, the
German rate was the only exception
IN the higher level registered by a
majority OF todays foreign exchange
Quoidupuhs
features Of todays very extensive
trading IN the bond market, prac-
tIesIly al OF that series, notably the
l.gs, rising 10 par or better. on
transactions which involved single
blocks Of Sl,OO0,000.
Final prices for this entire group
showed gains and in several In
stances closing quotations were at
the DAYS highest quotations.
Total sales of all classes OF bonds
we're s32,5S3,OOO. par value, and OF
This amount the largest OF any day
so far this year. almost 80 per cent
was contributed by Liberty and Nic-
tory issues.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
kansn. CItr II,e.incL

KANSAS CITY, April 12.-Cattle-Rs.
ceipts 5000: beef steers steady to lBc
lower; top heavies $3.50: calves weak To-
SOC lower. bulk vealors to packers $1,000
Ib0: packer top $500; cows tbbOd6gb.
heiters t6.5Om72b, Gamers and cutters
Ne.7b n so. bulls $1,000 800. Htocksrg
SO. m736; feeders fT2ba7b0.
Hogs-ReCeipts 5000: open slow, close
active. packers snd shippers paying 1850
for best; generally steady to Sc lower.
bulk no 10 2lo- FOUNDERS todfO.6o
bulk tl0.oOdi0.Ab pigs steady 10 iOc
higher; bulk $1,000 a t02b. best tiO.3h
Shtep-Receipts 1000. killing classes
generally steady; shorh TeHss wethers
ss.6S. yearlings tt2.O0, lambs tl2,7B, Col.
orado wooled lambs 1885.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
10 Ndiust Kansns on Ratcs.

TOPEKA. kan. April 1g.-An
order has been issued by the public
utilities commission which calls FOR
an adjustment of oil rates In Kan
sas. An agreement secured by
clyde NJ Reed. chairman Of tho
state commission, between the oil
men and the railroads. has ampli-
fled the proposition of harmouizing
freight rates on crude OIL and It's
products. The order was issued on
an APPLICATION by the oil men 10 have
the oil rates adjusted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
prsl,tcrinna 10 can ON IInys.

IITTSBI WGH, Ia NpTII IL
Drastic federal and state censorship
IL one OF the things most vital TO the
cleaning up OF the motion picture
industry of the United States, meme
bcrs OF the board of temperance and
moral welfare Of the Presbyterian
church IN America believe. and Dr,
Charles SCanlon, secretary of the or
ganizatiou, is going to New York TO-
day 10 sec win n. Hays. head " the
industry, TO tell him why.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

CHICAGO. April Receipts
1000, active; beef steers 15c 70 26c higher:
top fo.25, bulk S740qsb0; she stock
strong to higher; bulls strong; veal calves
slow, bidding lower; stockeTs firm; bullt
tat she stock tb.25 n 6.s5; bidding $4,000
$50 for light vealcrs.
ftogs-Rccelpts $4,000; 10 iOo lower:
packing sows steady 10 tOc lower, top
siO.s5, bulk Slo.3OdiO.75. pigs slow to
lower.
sheep-Receipts II 900 generally steady:
wooled lambs to city butchers $1,000;
packers top shorn lambs Sl3,7b. selected
lots 20 city butchers up 10 SiA50; spring
lambs 70 city butchers te2.0O: fall-shorn
Texas wethers tiO.bO; soolsd ewes 5000
down; shorn 1900 down.
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. AuriI tg-Uuftcr higher.
creamery extras gbIc. trsts a2a3ttac,
standards 8tC.
EEEs-HiEhcr. sAbOs cases. flrsia
- 4, a. .aisc. miscellaneous "3ta u CSC. stOr-
age packed extras .6A n4sc.
Potatoes Firm. % cars, total United
states shipments flN. Wisconsin sacked
round whites ) bbnl.fk cwt. Minnesota
sacked round whites si 1b cwt. Nebraska
sacked round whites tlbb cwt. Idaho
sacked round whites tiboui66 cwt.
Idaho sacked russets ti7Oa i.Sj cwt. cole
orado sacked brown beauties $40 cvt,
new HtorN. market weak FInrila doubie.
beaded tarreia No. / tS.bous 90, so. /.
HOO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

NEW YORK, April t3.--Coitousesd oil
vas lower under liquidation In NAV aud
lnCel selling ON the weakness IN lard. MAY
sold down 10 ili6 but rallied 10 ii.SB at
inc close, Net Losses for the DAY we're !.
to ! points. Sales 1900 barrels Prime
crude 1000 nominal, prime summer ysI-
low spot ii6bai2.OO. MAY libb July
1ltS, september 1I.4b. all bid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

FORT WORTH, Texas. Arrll l2.--Catue
srs ss bOH7g5. COWS 5000 600, heiters
S3.6oTs6O. yesrlngs t3,boWsbo; calves
gg.bOTSbO ....,o,o
heavy ya7SmiOO0; pigs f6,b04s.7b.
shscp-Rccepts 900; to50al5boi
vc,rIines 50 900 l2b0' ewes ae0oub bbo
stocker sheep fi5OaGbO; feeder lambs
gTkOmf950
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

KANSAS CITY. Arru l2.. cash wheat
No hard ttclulta. 80. r,d iLgtW
1sb.
Corn-No white So, 40. yellow J5c.
No. . yellow bIAc,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

hEW YORK, Auru ]. Foreign eE-
chang steeds
Grtat NrUslna. Demand ta1ta, cables
f.4g. to.dHy bills ON hanks tIkA
France Demand o %. cables a.Th.
lislN" Demand tttl cables btb
GermHuyaa Demand u.A. cables caft.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

OKLAHOMA CITY, April l2,--CAttle--
Receipts $50. steady 10 strong, bulk good
cattle 86,7bR7,2b; butcher market STEADY
with very few receipts, calves steady.
Hogs--Receipts 5000 second largest Of
year. fairly active l0dlbo lower. top
tt01b, bulk i9.9Onl0.0O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

NEW ORLEANS. Apru ~. Cotton
SPOT steady unchanged. Sales ON the
spot 800 bales fu arrive none low mid.
dlng 1898 wIddIinE 1880. guod mIddling,
1850, receipts b.7aa, stock ets.o55
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

tract of land dcFcrihcd
as follows. McAt VI the
west line ~ Peoria ave-
nue, north 0f the north
line u block D. berry
Addition: cf-t ~ Il line
.eb.3 frCt west of and
aud parallel Co the west
limo of Peoria avenue.
ana south of the south
line OF the Frisco Ry.
rlFht Of way Tulsa
boiler A. Sheet Metal
NNofIa
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WICHITA ApfI ls Hogs Receipts
1000 steady, toy |io5b bulk tio..bu
steers g. 500 500. cows and hcilrrs t1.0ou
$50, stockcra aud feeders s. obu 50,
calves t3.oOu7bO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
Kansas city Produce.

KANSAS CITY, Eggs ac hightT, fiTsts
2iLc.
Butter--UnchanEed.
Poultry-Hens 2Saalc. brollers soc,
rOOsters i3c, turkeys 8id37c.
Potatoes tt.4O8L7b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

SECTION :. That the assessment haro-
BY isylE ON each Of tho above men
Toned os ara parcel. OF lsnd are here, ,r,
and parcels ~ land TO the same extent
as other taxes ana shall be collected and
enforced inl the same mauner AZ other
taxes IN snd fur the City OF Tulsa, OKLA
bona, arc collected.
SECTION g. That all assessments
hereby lovied shall be divided into three
t3l equal annual instatltnonts nH author
izod BY aaid statutes Of tho state ot oklu-
homa fur such cases made aud provided;
that the assessments shall bear interest
40 tho rate of eiEht tD per centum per
anuun, payable annually at the tine ~
! the payment ~ the several iuatnllmenis
I NJ the said assessments. from tho date
ot the taking effect Of this ordinance
that tho FIRST iubtalliuout OF said assess.
mout together with Tho accrued interest
on tho deferred instalIWcnta. she'll Do
l payable on tho 18Th day OF December
1929, ana tho remaining deferred install
m0ufH. with tho yearly Interest on thH
unpaid iuHlallm,u's. fhalI be- PAYABLE On
ussdug year until all shHI bo paid.
Provided. however. that any uf the
owners uf tho lots "r Intlcis or lhnd ~
tour ffI CuUsacufIra weeks following no
uHr OF the lTHt publication 0t this oruI.
nance pay 10 Tho Ciy Auditor OF tae
anHrpsu.rufs rn levied against their SAID
lta ana parcels ~ land ana thereby re-
I.1se suoh property from tho Hen Of snsh
SECTION g. That t1e asscsamsuts levied
Ug this ordinance have been uppurtiouet
and aHassaed uaAlnHt Hu tHe lots amt
pieces Of ground IN HHId sewer district,
exclusive of improvements, IN proper
ton 90 tho area Of the whole OF snld
district exclusive Of public highways. and
30 one or rpId aHsessmenta exceeds tho
benefit Co. the property against which it
I4 uHsesHcd.
SECTION & Thar this ordinance shall
ur published Tor twsuty-uine t29l Con-
.Hv.ufI.u days lu the Tulsa Daily world.
"a newspaper published IN Tulsa, Okla
u0mu, that the publication of this ordi-
nance as required by law shall be taken
ana regarded uH Sufficient notics 90 all
persons Interested in the assessments
hereby levied BY tho terms or tAls ordl-
nance.
SECTION q. That all ordinances or
PARTS or ordinances In conflict with the
provisions Of this ordinance, IN 90 far as
such conflict exists. are hereby repealed.
SECTION 2, THAT an emergency exists
Tor the preservation of the public health
aud safety. by reason whereof this ordi-
nance shall take effect from and after
no passage. approval and publication,
Passed, Hnd the emergency clause ruled
upUn sepHratcly and approved this tn
dHN 0f ApTi1, 1893
ArrRoyED this 7th day Of April, t922.
a, ID, EVANS,
Mayor.
MHs. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
JRANK r. DUNCAN.
CITY Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

Es,s..W YORK. April is-can Money
esli H., nlgh ~, low 4. ruling rate "a
on, 'sns against acceptances s5. time
nanih stady 60 days. % days and 6
a. "a prime mercantile papsr iAG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

Nrv, New York Cotton.
S~s'' n!ddlihE i1,SO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13

'pS tooRBiO' "''" '''''
ts5wISsSs'u'eti East ST, Louis delivery spot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-13
Standard Oil.

Closing bid and asked price Tor stan
tafd OH stocks. for "wednesday, as re-
ported BY Houston, Fible 4 Co;
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A tract ~ land described
rs follows West ~
tho west limo of Peoria
avenue, north Of the
north limo 0f King
street. east Of = line
1I6 feet west ~ and
pAralIUl 20 tho west line
of Peoria avenue. ana
south ~ tho weftefaly
production of the south
line of Latimrr street,
county of Tulsa q
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LEGAL.

Publlshsd IN The Tulsa Daily Word
Publishing Company lubilsherJ
NOTICE FOR HEABING on As
sEsSMENIs FOR PAVING ~
STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS
TRlCT No, 800, CITY Or TULSA,
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution ~
the Board uf Commissioners adopted on
the fth day of April, 1899, notice Is here
by given that the Board Of CoWWiFsionrra
of the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma has ca
amined the estimate aud statement uf
the city engineer ~ 10 'ths amount Of
the cost 0f the yihrulithic concrete pave
mCut which should be assessed against
the shutting property the property houe.
flted and other property liable TO ssHoas.
ment ana the owners thereof In STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT no. aHi,
which includes tho following described
portions OF streets, tO.Wlt'
PEORIA AVENUE. from tho halle
section lue Ht LHfImUr street 90 the
north line Of Admiral boulevard,
Ana sald Board Of Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforo.
said statement aud estimate Of the city
engineer ana has determined TO Hssesa
the cost Of the improvements IN sHli
district against tho abuttlng property. the
property benefited and other property
liable TO assessment AMI the owners
thereof, as fellows turwItt
BERRY ADDITION.
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Dated this TN day of'Aprl 1889,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
fuIATA ttTv Auditor.

NHlHth ~ VIZ fh .a.a'.'.l
0ru6ifhsd IN Tho Tulsa Daily World
Ann u, o.. %. %, o.. le D. q. 10.
90 -, 2g 49, &C. Of. 90 20 -., 20, 90.
May I. 2, o. a. %, o, 2. ,. %, 1899. The
world Publishing COMPANY publlahtIJ
OHUtNANCE 80 sasl
Az ORptSAhCL 10 AiIokIloH'
TAXES IN pAYMEEN,Lt, ot TYP
COsr or CONSTRUCTING SAIL
TAnY. sEwER ~ ,I5,E"EEEIr Dl'TT
TULSA. As CREATED AND EsfAh'
lIRHLD nv ORDIEANCE NO ssi-.
AND DECLARING An EhEh'-
wHEREAs. m pursuance ~ the pro.
yIsiuus uf me ChuTiHr OF the tuy %
Tulsa. Oklahoma. auI tho Efatutoa ~ me-
state OF Oklahoma, tUr su.n cases mace
ana provided. tho said cay ~ Tulsa l.n
bv Ordinance Nu. ggA- create ana tHiHh.
Ifsb Fewer District No. 40, uni otter
having declared o. urDeErary ~ ,outiruNi
sewers On said Sewer District No. no. uy
tIs pr1yiHIUuH 81 said ordinance No. ..it,|
dId on fnc ITth day ~ February lHsl
let 10 TIhhots A. Pleasant. lUrt contract
orE q ,,ItaIu contract Tor mo 'puHifuu-|
lion ~ 81 certain sanitary sewer iu Sewer
District no no, and
WHEREAS. Iu pursuance ~ sal1 con
tract. said IIbbetH a Pleasant lu'f have
certain sanitary sewer iu
said sewer District su. lIb, hu1 the
worH under EHld contract has been Hr.
csrted and approved by the Clty Engineer
and the H0afu Of Commissioners ~ the
Cty NJ 1uIsa, and.
WHEREAS, In further pursuanes OF the
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,,.oslng hld and asked price for Inde
ss,u,eht oil stocks for Wednesday. as re-
'""a oy Houston, Flble a Co.
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Lowell iilEh school 4
tract NJ land lylnE east
of ire east line NJ Hy.
ofIa aN,uurs uurih ~
tho north line of Jas.
per street: west NJ =
iinc 1iO fert east ~ Hud
parallel 90 tho east line
~ Peoria avenue. anu
south ~ the south line
~ block D. capitol nm
.nd Addition, Board uf
Education ao
King 81. vacated, lying
Houth ~ tho south lime
of block %. capitol uIl
snd Addition, aud be.
tween the east liuc ~
proria avenue ana west
~ q line ito feet east
ct and parallel 20 ths
east line Of Peoria ave-
nue.. Boatd ot Educa-
tluu
nVHWf,T NrTTV Hhrn
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.Publlshed In the Tulsa Daily World
Auril m. ~, "a. ia -1E' Isse. world
Publishing Company IubilzherJ
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NANH ~
Frisco railroad rlrht ~
ay. described on follows
beginning at the iutor-
section Of the south line
Of the FrisCo Tight NJ
way and the vest line ~
Peoria Hveuus, thence
duo west a distance ~
4i6T feet. thence north
a distance of % feet 90
tho north Inns OF sald
right % way, thence
north and ehstorly 10
the west line Of Peoria
avenue. thence south
along said west line 10
tho point Of begln-
ming. - Louis A san
FrhnCisco Railroad
60, n
Evening star., 1922-05-17

A FRENCH DESIGNED SUITE
in cafe au iait finish, $683Iof
fine reed and particularly
charming in its light brownish
tan. It consists of settee,
armchair, rocker, chaise lounge,
book table and davenport table.
Beautifully cushioned in Gre
we'll tapestry. S6s3.
A NOTIFIED BLUE SUITE
Cushioned in bright lowered
linen and with. large settee,
oblong table, Deep seated arm
chair and rocker, and wing
magazine chair. SzS.
"A MONdOL AND BLUE
SUITE-With box spring cush-
ions Of medallion designs on
black cloth-Settee; armchair
and rocker, priced $1665o-
pieces to match this may be
obtained making complete
living room suite.
Evening star., 1922-05-17
REED FURNITURE
Beautiful suites for the enclosed porch, sun
parlor or liping roOn.--n,any are decorated
in unique colors and Handsomely cushioned
(65c Each)
The Best Value in Golf Balls
We Haze Seen in Recent Years

VERY ARTISTIC BLUE EN-.
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!. trimming is of fine grade,
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sSettee,; armchair, rocker, oval
table and table lamp. S pieces.
$z96Je.'
FROSTED MAHOGANY
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spring cushions; comfortable.
large, deep-seated chairs and
cushioned stool, covered in
striped. velour. 4 pieces. $2Ss.
K SPLENDID SUITE at sls4so
t-3 pieces of Priscilla blue
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highback armchair and rocker.
upholstered in rich imported
hand-blocked cretonne. Seve-
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proportionate prices.
Evening star., 1922-05-17
4 Dainty Electric
!, Roudoir Lamp.
: s.

is made Of metal and fnishedss
in ivory-a very attractive Sit
tie lamp for the summer bou-
doir and quite Inexpensive.
too.
The metal shade Is also fin-
ished in ivory, but with deco
ratiye touches of colored silk,
that are particularly lovely
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LAMP seetisn, sscsnd saoses IL -.
Evening star., 1922-05-17
Smart Ne,U' Belts
TO ,uear with summer fr0cks

------ TO 1Ue0T 1UIth SUMMER fTOckS
--sho,o some unusually attractive combinations.
Metal and suede combinations in varied colors. $1.75
White Kid combined with colors, and black. s.
Patent Leather Belts in white black combinations black
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Suede Belts, with large attractive clasps S. s. and s.
Metal Belts, with large, fancy buckles $3.50 .-
Kid Belts plain perforated in white and black. SOC.
Something match practically every rock suit
in large assortments in the 1885,
Leather Goods secuon. First Hor.
Evening star., 1922-05-17
Basket
Retrigerator!s
FOr the auto Trip

Narrow and tall Of shape so
that they fit snugiy Into the
fonneau of the car. Roonly and
l;eht Of weight. It will keep
your foods fresh and pure on
the trip. Woven Of rattan, lined
with metal and asbestos insula-.
IIndee.truc,ible Ie for camping,
: motoring and fishing trips,
picnics and the like.
No. / size, $6.45
No. 2 size, $3.50
Ks Baskss esetisss> SiftA Aesas
Evening star., 1922-05-17
'.JELLIES

Frsm any fruit--fresh or dried
Just use Certe-the wosderful new
Jelly DreeesS-only one minute's boil
ing. 300 mere Jelly, hRe color and
iIavOr-and never any failures. Y0u
save the Juice By the quick boiling
nethod.
Glassware Eeetion, Fifth 6oor.
Evening star., 1922-05-17
Your Monogram, on
Your Playing Cards
for $3.50 Package

Your monogram on your play
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feature, that folks who like to
be original will appreciate
We have the fine linen finished
Playing Cards, s. packard
the. monogramsmay be stamped
ON the back of each card for
$50 extra.
Evening star., 1922-05-17
Such Good Quality SILK
Unusual in
Umbrellas, So

as : . -.
Womeh's 25-inch Sun; and Rain
Umbrellas, in blues purple and
green. Tape edge silk of nice
quality with leather and as
sorted wood handles, leather
Or bakalite trimmed.
/ Also Women's Sun and
Rain Umbrellas
!, !, Special, S.
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and garnet-with assorted
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wrist rings.
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Evening star., 1922-05-17
COlOred Class
FIO,uer Bowl
Sets, $I.95
"A VERY SPECIAL.
YYIS
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These Flower. Bowl Sets consist
OF. artistic fiaring bowl, hower
holder and black stand. exactly
a. illustrated. They add very
cheerful note TO the table. May
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blue. orange. Jade and pink.
Glaasware esctiea, Jifth door.
Evening star., 1922-05-17

Drastic Reductions on
Women's Suits
$39.5O, $47.5O, $3.50
This selling includes some of the smart
est models of the season-strictly tai
lored suits, in navy, black and tan; nov
city affairs in velour checks and fine i'm
ported tweeds. A few three-piece cos
tune suits are also shown.
Select your suit now for another seasons
wearing, while such savings as these are
possible.
womens Suit Section, Third door. -
Evening star., 1922-05-17
cHARMINGLY
TRIMMED WHITE
ORGANDY
.Snshes
TRAVELLING Good. Section. Fifth floor.

TO wear with summer frocks
have Just been taken out OF
their boxes o.
Sheer and crisp white sashes.
with Swiss embroidery trim
ming. $l50. :,
Colored embroidery trimmed
sashy. 17s.'
Lace Trimmed Sashes
$500
All 2T yards long.
Nsckwear Section, First Aoor.
Evening star., 1922-05-17
Fluffy Toys
Just ArTiued From
abroad
As Summer Playnates
for the Children

Ac SUMMER FIayfnateS
for the Children
Teddy Bears, from a tiny
one at $l.50 to a great big,
lifelike bear, $lz.50
The white polar kind, or the
old brown grizzly bears
some just squeak, but others
have q real growl.
Nice Collie Pups, s. and $s7s.
and Fluffy Pussy Cats. s..
Hosts Of miniature cats, rabbits,
pigs, bears and dogs, &c each.
10 stsss. ysartl 1sr., i
Evening star., 1922-05-17
THE AiR-O-PHONE

THE WONDER RECEIVING SET
; Built In ConsOle style, using lnside
antenna, and with all batteries in
closed In enthusiastically for use.
Come in and hear 1t demonstrated at
$50 O'Clock daily. Radio Sets priced
from SIS to $3.50.
Radio Section. Fourth noore 34
Evening star., 1922-05-17
Everyday Necessities
From the Motion Section

Braid,
Folding in colored checks
Waterproof Shopping Bags,
Rubberzed Aprons 3Sc
Embroidery Edges in white and coors
colors. 2e
Good Quality Toilet Pins. 1Oc
fringe
quality lawn, all 4Sc
all sizes. Soc
each.
Iron Oc.e e
Painted Shoe Trees, 9Sc pair. y
odon first noo. = .l.
Evening star., 1922-05-17
Crisp White
Organdy

Just arrived from Switzer-.
land-to make the most
charming of all Graduation
Frocks.
This organdy has that per-
manent finish that is so
much desired.
Is INCHES WIDE
75c, 85c and 81 Yard
White Goods Aectiou, Second floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-17
80.
Imported
Chiffon Koile

To make exquisite lingerie-and
especially lovely for the brides
trousseau lingerie
"A fine, heavy quality, triple
wear-white and lovely shades
of pink, flesh or orchid-0
inches wide .r
$2.75 Yard
Lace esction, Yirst noor. =
Evening star., 1922-05-17
New York-WAS4INGTON--Paris
CONTINUING THESE
Fresh, New Apron Dresses
Special, Csc
SAVING SALES
Big Special Purchas'
NAVY Blue Silks

!, Wonderful values-in the most-wanted
Eweaves. 4 Just to see them is to recog-
nize their fine quality and realize, how
great are the savings. a. -
Canton Crepe. S2sO Printed Foulard.
ca.to. Crepe. $500 cs.r%euse. s1.ss
c.,~.. ,r.~.t. n, ak Satin and TaAeta
Crepe De Csise. s2Bo = Sstsr CreVe. szso
Chiffon Satin, s1.s5 Radium, S1.S5
Silk Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-17

Ten. attractive models from which to
choose-in lovely gingham checks. chant
brays and fancy percales-a wonderful,
selection of pretty colors and exceptional
savings on every garment.
House Dress Section. Third door. -. :,
Evening star., 1922-05-17
Trunks, Suit Cases, Bags--U -Underpriced

u OJ 1HeM Specially PTIced
Steamer Ind, u Wardrobe Trunks,
$l7.so-Open and closed top styles, COW
cred and bound with hard vulcanized
fiber we'll and attractively made through
out.