Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 35, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 28, 1911 Page: 3 of 10
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TULSA DAILY WOllt.D lAIVMMif MoTWIXti OOffOHR 2 Iftlf." -
f . I i in; l H
FURS OF THE MOST RELIABLE
QUALITY
The most useful as well ms the most
ornamental and necessary Item of
ii winter wardrobe i.s Purs 'When
the first chilly days peach us after
the long tedious summer season
we are more susceptible to the sud-
den change of temperature more
likely to eon! raci a seA ere cold or
pneumonia than we are later in the
season
This is the season when one real
lv needs Furs for protection as
well as appearance
. Fur Buying as a rule Is unsatis-
factory to the ordinary woman
There is so much she is compelled
id take !mi granted and to accept
her dealer's word tor. The wise
buyer who dues not Pee just sure
of her ground w ill go to a reputa-
ble local firm explain what she
wants ask their assistance in mak-
ing the selection and rely on their
superior knowledge of qualil v. No
such firm would impose on her
confidence
Our Furs wore contracted hack
in the summer when "real money"
looked mighty good to the manu-
facturers of this strictly winter ar-
ticle and we bought them far he-
low the prices they are held at to-
day. The stock is all here all new not
one piece carried over from last
season.
The usual custom is to wait un-
til about Christmas to buy them
but right now you need them most.
Why miss half the season's use
of themi
Today they are all on display
and as an extra incentive to make
your selection now we will give
a special discount of 20 per cent
from the regular marked price on
any set or single piece in our stock
An Opportune
Offering in the
Most Neces-
sary Apparel
THELASTDAY
of Our Special $11.98
Sale of Ladies ami
Misses' Tailor
Suits
There uuis a run on these
yesterday but some of the
choice oties are left for to-
day's selling. Most of these
are SIS $20 and $25 regu-
lar values and this uile of-
fers wonderful money-saving
opportunities.
We can supply any reasonable
call from a simple "Coney'' neck
piece 1 1 1' muff for $1.50 to Queenly
American and Hudson Bay
sets for $100.00 to $20000.
.Mink
Sweaters Knitted and Crocheted
Coats Bridge Jackets Aviation
Caps Toques etc. the greatest
collection ever brought to Tulsa
is now on display mi our second
floor. You will he surprised at
t he reasonable prices
One Extra Special b a child's
crocheted coat in the prettiest
combination of colors sizes 20 to
28 mnde id' the purest of Shet-
land yarn. Regular price ie$lv25.
Today take choice OHt
b.r .: oyc
The Store
of
Value
&&&&
The Price
is
The Thing
HAILS
HAiLS
CORRECT DRESS FOR WOMEN
The $12.50 Coats and Dresses
Abundant stock for another day's selling.
The Caraculs and mannish fancy mixtures in coats
al fl-.!"0 arc something like a third less than you
would expect to pay for the quality and they have
been sprinting along at a lively clip but think we
have abundant stock for another day's selling.
The Dresses are navy brown tan white carna-
tion Atlantic and lighter shades of blue and in a
variety of desirable smart styles with large collars
i i matched and contrasting colors high waist lines
flowing panels etc. copying in detail the effects of
.the higher priced dresses at present we have all
ries.
Sweater Coats Underwear and
Brassiere Waists Must Go
Sweaters at half price.
Waists and Underwear marked at a third less or
more.
It's room we want and those lines are being sold
u to make it and it's now you want these gar-
ments. The 75c Union Suit 50c
The $1.00 Union Suit 65c
The $1.50 Union Suit $1.00
The $2.50 Union Suit $1.50
The $3.50 Union Suit $2.50
New Suits This Morning
M THE HAIL STORE.
Miss Imogen Smith of 1232 South
Baltimore avenue has issued Invita-
tions to a number of her friends for a
Hallowe'en party next Tuesday evening.
teit: Mlssei CeorKla Price Laura
shumway Palsy Hill Tima Tliniiions
Motm Boott Marie Chamberlain Mil.
tired Murr flruce lliufflus Messrs
Fred 1'uce lot i.'utiin William Mr-
drew Downing. Humi itrner Merl
Wilson K Hin t h ll.tnliuan and OhgA
Friend.
Miss Gertrude Connolly "111 Bfl Ihe
hostess Hiiikuiv nliiTnooii at the rcgu-
lur weekly ti .i glvafl b Country club.
He. Those who will assist Miss Con-
nolly are Mm 1 11. BvaMi Mis. v.
is. Wright Miss Edith Copan of
rnritereburg Pa . mim Lou se Berry
Miss Mat Evene Mlaa Uin Black and
Miss Jean ConOOll)
The Sup I'll) tills met with Miss
unmet Dakar Thur day evening and
enjoy d an evening al file huiuliTil.
That pretest w re Mlreea Helen and
thai cirt r. 1 hoi ami i.ei no Cone
Mill 1 'e au i Xiiin-y ai'.iiil.iiian Uladyi
Itfhblha Plbrencu Hraymer and
Blanche Hi nee.
The Mekka rru'e rluh in mlieri
met with Mrs. V . IV Owen N 1 6 Nmlh
lVnver. .1: anil weie enter
tain -it in a i'er hovel and p(ajulng
manner. ' : iymbola of muni luck
such as .Toonee horsetho four
leai rlovera ami plus aora hidden in
various places aboul the room caus-
ing eoneldorabte merriment for the
RllestS while huul )g tot same.
a cake vi" ont which was baked
a rliiy a illii.e Mud a thimlile all of
which are lymbollo of some deoro of
fate In sti re for the party lucky or
gnluoky i nough to net a place oon
talnlng one pf the above objecta
and Mlis K'Se V her c the piece
containing th ring and dime white
Miss Maud Tiilon helped heraelf to
the piece containing the thimble.
An Ice i o'lr.-e uns served rlorlllii
a pleasant a ning for nil preaent
Boys Clothin
Built lor the hardy
substantial wear that
every OUthful American
demands of bis clothes.
Yet the styles are
strictly the vety latest
having those precise
lino that gives the boy
a manish appearance.
SUITS
$2.50 U $10
Boys Hats
Shirts Shoes
Mrs. Randolph Shirk and Mrs. Ed-
ward McCoy were ohni'tnlng hostcBHet'
yeaterdgj aftcrrjoon at a "needle par-
ty" given itnpl'mentan to Mrs
Ore ne of
the guest 1
How ard.
1 ttn
r h
tlon Olty
r 1.1 ui In
Kan
r. Mr.'
win
1 1.
IS j
It.
About forty I idles aaaetnbled at
McCoy home 1 - south Bouldi t av
which uas beautifully decorated
the occaalon each with her ne
the
nue
for 1
dln I
work and for a couple of hours plyed
their needle! and enjoyed n delightful
social time ivhli h was followed by the
erring of 1 dolteloui two-oourae
lunch.
Mr. and Mri llamlil II Im min the
proud parents f a fine
horn yesterday.
baby boy
Three Trains Daily to Mui
7 :.'ii a in. ; StOg p in. ;
One Train iaii to Fi. amiih iiu
Pullman Parlor cam on 7:60 a. m
lo Musk gre and t't. Smith.
I Uract Una to Wlohlta- Train leavag Tulag 1 :3r
I rii 11 lor I'awhuska and lull rnu dlate htHtluna
Phone III for further Inform
w 11 1 1 III it
fra 1 flo Managi r
iKiigce
1.1S p. 111.
aa 1)01 p m.
train to Muakogaa and
p. in.
lea vi s 10:20 a. m.
atlou
I 11. 1
NR MOCK.
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The Convafescent Telephones
Mrs. Mills Mrs. 'Brennan Mrs.
Uiulsev. Mrs Morris. Mrs. i 'u.ie. Mrs
Oroaatey Mrs. Hunter and MaB. Ilun-j
ler gnd Mill Jane Mollis made up a.
Jolly crowd ill Sand Springs yesterday
11 fternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R W. liurUhait bve
n their kui'Mr. Mrs Tiieron Andrew
and sun f Qalena oklu.
The Si mper Pldflig arls will hold
a home cooking sale ut llaki r's DruK
store Saturday p. m Adv
DO YOU?
I'onr Caeca Mamlaacd.
I'onr eases In the county court In
which the defendanta irero charged 1
with unlawful possession of liquor
were dismissed by the county attor-
ney hecaii.se II was Imposslhle to se-
ll lire witnesses. In one of these -hscs
tnat ngainit ku Hccandieaa 11 um
learned Unit the defendant araa dead.
The Semper Fidelia aris will hold
a home OOOking sale ut linker's Drug
Store Saturday p. in. Adv.
Typhoid Fever Caaca Reported.
The first caae of typhoid fever In
several weeks has I ecu reported to
the city health authorities. John J
Underhlil Of West Archer it reel Is the
victim of the disease. With the ex-
ception of a case of scarlet fever und
the few cases of diphtheria reported
there have been no other contagloui
diseases in Tulsa this month.
Hotel Company Is Dlmolvcd.
.iinlKe m. A. Elreokenrldga yaatar
day heard the application tor the dis-
solution of ihe Itohlnson I Intel com
pany and ordered the dlaaolutlon. w.
N. Itohlnson assumes all obllgatloni
of the OOmpgny. At (he same time u
suit whs filed iisklni; ih" ilissolutlon
of the Rohtaiaon Realty company ot
whl"h W. N. Uoliliison ami O. 1.
JaineR Of Saputpa are thu chief
atookhotdara.
"Mighty glatl to hear your voiee again old man
Hope to lie able to see you soon."
The sick room is cheered by the friendly Voice over
the telephone.
It comes from the outside world mid awakens tbt)
interest of the convalescent In life.
l! acts as a Ionic.
The universal Bell Service enables the invalid t
the "shut in" to keep in touch with friends and rel-
atives near and distant.
You Should Have a Telephone
Pioneer Telephone &
Telegraph Company.
Mrs. A. A. Small and Mrs. 8. E.
Dunn entertained Informally for Mrs.
Baipb of Philadelphia Pa. at the
home of Mrs. Dunn yeaterdAy ufter-
noon. The house was prettily decorated
with fall lurries and Jack-o'lanterns
and the manner of entertainment and
refreshments were all In accord with
th Halloween season niakinn a
thoroughly enjoyiihle ufternoon.
Mrs. Anna II. Smith of Weather-
ford Okla. ia visiting Dr. and Mrs.
It. A. Ttalanee 130S .South Cheyenne
avenue.
H. C. Melntlre after a week's visit
with hla wife returned to Harold
Tex. yesterday.
The Epworth league of the Kirat
M. E. church have Issued invitations
for Hallowe'en evening the enter-
tainment to he in the nature of a
"hobo picnic" to he held on a lot on
the corner of Fifteenth afreet and
South Cheyenne avenue.
The boys are to be attrted as ho.
hoes and the girla as witches.
The festlvltlea of the evening are
to be around a huge camp fire and
for refreshments a lunch lied to a
stick will be sold for 10 cents.
A pleaaant time U promised all
who attend.
Miss MacArthur visited Tulsa about
four years ago and has a host of
friends hire who will be pleased to
know of her ri turn.
Mrs. M. K. Condon who has Just
returned from pleasant three
months' visit In Iowa and Wisconsin
at the home of her son Mr. Henry
S. Condon. r21 North Cheyenne ave
nue when aboul twenty members of
Itebekah Lodge No. 35 called very
unakpectedl) Thursday afternoon to
eX proai their pleasure at hor home-
coming. Delicious refreshments were furn-
ished and served by the guests at the
Condon home.
Thus participating In the pleasures
of the afternoon and who helpel to
make Ihe occasion one to be always
remembered by Mra. Condon were:
Meedames J. H. Davis D. O. (Sllllss
T. J. Hne 8. L. Brewer J. W. Bhlelds
J. H. Dempaey K. L. Fowler Mary
Hansel J. W l'oresman J. B. French
Will Lynch Dora Messlek and Q. J.
Men ham.
Miss Gertrude E. McArthur of New
Tork city slater of Mr. Robert F.
MacArthur of Tulsa la a guest at the
MacArthur home.
Last evening the Semper Fidelia
rlub of the First M. E. church met
at the home of Mrs. It. Hedges on
South Denver uvenue and spent the
evening making all sorts of dellcioiia
homemade candy which can be had
at the quaker Drug store today.
Miss Margaret Impey entertained a
number of her friends with a charm-
ing Informal party Thursday evening
at her home on South Frisco avenue.
After the various games of the ev-
ening delicious refreshments were
served to the following young people
who one and all were enthusiastic la
their praise of Miss Impey aa a ho.
I
Pratical Assistance
The service that counts nith the business man nowadays Is thu
kind that Is strictly practical that ia prompt and efficient and Bgvea
him both time and money.
This Is the class of service rendered by the Fxchange National
Hank which in addition to providing modern hanking facilities and
aCOOtnttlOdaton affords the highest measure of safety by reason of Itl
Capital Surplus and Stockholders' Liability of over $1160.000.00; MB
servntlve management by capable and experienced management
apahle and experienced men and the strict supervision i i w oyer
it by the UnltOdl States l iovernment.
We Invite cheeking accounts In any amount anil receive deposits
both small and largit
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