Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 203, Ed. 1 Friday, November 24, 1916 Page: 3 of 18
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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24 1916.
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Extra Savings on Toilet Goods
You will find teal savings hers among the many underpriced article in
(hit department. Here are a tew item:
50c Krmprn Olovlnt o
t'tnuud'a Mlaa VrHl
inv I'cbrco Tooth I'iikIh 3c
2.1c Siinllol Totilh 1'naln 1c
Null flip I"-
II 50 Oriental Cream 1.M
40.' Illntl Honey and Almonrl
Cream 3c
So lhn Kink Hlvorla Tul-
cum 1c
Mo Wooilhiirv'a KhcIiiI 1c
11 rinnuil'a Knu (la gulnluc 1
( I'aiiriiirtna Sic
the Menthol lulmlrr 19c
JOc Mmlanix Ib.'ImH' I'owilrr. . . 39c
1 I'lver'a l.e Trcfle powder.... tc
Jl M.i hill-en Hair Tonic- so
10c .lnv lllce I'owilrr Jc
fiitr I lulr Kriiahi a I? -
tl I.HVorl ' '
tl IhUIoii.. S
We Ivory Nail Huff era c
Guaranteed Rubber Goods
Print anil quality sprak (or themselve s. Sent hy mail prepaid. An Iron
clad no argument guarantee with each one.
American Beauty
.0
Y
White Seal
Fountain
Syringe
98c
;.iUnrt Hunerlor uunllly rcl
rulilier. flv fed of tulilna; im-Ul
i-iiloff: lirnt. reel nl hwI Infant piper.
(iiiKrunl'i'd fur month".
Mc
V'125
Symbol
Fountain
Syringe
Hot Water Bottle
$1.75
Ciiarantrcd two
years smooth
surface rein-
forced seams
draw gatige full
canacitv. two-
ililiirt. A rclliililn hot water linttln
fur a chid nlaht ' 7
American HchiiIv Kuuiitaln 8rtiip'
2-Urt). rninplcta I1.S
AmcrlcHn llf-auty CornlilnHtlon
Kounuln Hytlha Him hot
water
liofTla
RedHambler
Fountain
Syringe
$1.50
IIIRAr.1 MAXIM
AUTOMATIC GUN
INVENTOR DIES
i Naturalized Britisher Also
'f Electrical Pioneer.
an
Order
Saturday (p
Hemstitching and Pieot
Edging
Trimming Store
u
ft.
KuliKtnntlHl lna of rlili rel rulilier i
moulded In mm piece Iviulpp-'l
wish ff fret of .rapid flow tiililnK.
three hard rulilier plpea nirlnl cnl -
nff ItiiHnintee.l fur orin rar. It 25
hTMIIOt MOT WATKIt HOTTI.K.
: iimrt 11.25
Maximum Fountain Syringe
Two-quart rubber ;
chocolate; rein-
force! scams.;' em-
bossed surface ; ex-
tra heavy lulling
rapid flow ; four
pipes ; irrigator henl
rectal and infant ;
metal cutoff. A writ
ten guarantee fur two yenra w 1 1 li
this ayrtnue. at 12 2J
Maximum Hot Water Bottle
2-guart W OO
Minimum Coinhlnntlnn lint Witter
linitla and Knunlaln Hyrlnge. 3-
quiirt S.u0
Petite Baby
- Water
Bottle
75c
Thla ainall bolile la often tiaeri in
a faen hot tin. It la moulded In
aollrt piece red urnen buff and rhoc-
olate The mirfnce la einlxMned with
animal and hlrd flfurea. Ouarnnleed.
Juat Ilia thins for children .... 7o
I Irre is illustrat-
rd the 2 quart
of lirinht red
rulilier with green
medallion. Jl lias
a surface design
of red ramMer
roe (iuarenleed a yejir. Complete
with three hard runher plp'a. flvo
feet nf ruliber IiiIiIiik and ineliil out -
nff rndcrprlced at II M
ItKH KA M Ml. Kit WATKIt H T-
TI.K :-((iart (I.M
Sanitary White Enamel
Fountain Syringe
$1.25
; LONDON Nov. 24 - Sir Hiram)
I Maxim inventor of the automatic sy-.-
tem nf firrarms died at tiis Imme here!
early lliii morning. ;
; Bom In Santerville.
Sir Hiram Maxim was born m San-
gctvillc Me Irliruary 5. 1810. He s;
ii ilrscendant of l-.tigl'ish puritan who I
(were among the early setllrts of Ply i
'nioiilh connlv. Massachusetts. After a;
' mcaurr srhoolimi tie went to work ill a 1
' machine shop and later was employed
in the machine works of bis uncle. I.cvi
' Stevens at I'itcliburg MaM. At -v
years old be was a draftsman in a large
1 stramship building eoticern in New
1 York where he invented a new loconio-
live headlight which went into general
use He also did much to perfect auto-
i malic gas niii.li1"" for lighting pri
vate houses.
i In IR77 he took up tiie (iiestioti of
'electricity and was among the first
'make dvnamorlei trie machines and
lamps in the 1'mted States. He look
out a great many patents on etectrica'
machinery and was made chevalier n'
the l.egiojj nf Honor by President
( ircvy.
England Adopta Gun.
'lite Maxim gun was invented in IH7t
and was adopted by the Itritish gov-
ernment whi.li used it in the war with
Malahel. The gun fired CO rounds a
minute and caused stub slaughter tha:
pat liainrnt seriously discussed the
question as to whether ils ire was jus-
tified. Some years later Sir Iliram
w as created a baronet by L'ueen Victoria
after having been naturalied as an
I Knglishman invented the first nuoke-
Ics.s powder.
fn IHK4 Sir Hiram invented a heavier
than air fhmir tiuchiue wlmli raised i
itself from the ground wming a dnv
er and passenucr. " bis was nine years I
befcire the first practicable airplane
was invented bv the Wright brothers
I The inactiine broke down in ils early
fral. In IVtS the invrnlor was appoint-
ed a member of the iittv-ntioipx board.
You Will Find at Kens a Better Kind of
Coats for Your Daughters
Hexagram
Bc!b Syringe
75c
lairte fluted liulh In hlaek rublier.
two plpea bent and rectal. A houite.
hold ayrlnge of value at 7tc
Thla' metal rnnlalner la auhalantl.il
and will laat for yeara. There I"
a metal cutoff with It. five feet nf
rapid-flow red ruliber tuldmr. thr-s
Imrd ruliber pllica and It la two-
quart alaa. A big value at ....$1.29
Roxbury Household Bulb
Syringe
50c
Quality rubber guaranteed a yesr
chocolate eolor two plpea of hard
rubber. An excellent value .... c
WESTFALL DRUG CO.
Oklahoma City
Rtxoll Remedies Famous Seely Triases
. Order by Mail Sent Prepaid
We have mentioned several of them below.
We have picked them because of their price-and-style
attractiveness. Takes thought and work
to develop such coats and the keenest kind of
merchant! isinE to sell them at these prices. We
wish to direct attention of fond mothers to the
way they FIT. "Hanir" to them grace and
swing.
Service-fill woolena and warmful in rich plaids and
bright "happy" novelties. In addition there are wool plushes
in navy and green. You will note the chin-chin collar and
then the large one in the sailor manner. 6 to 14 years $6.95
$8.50 $12 and $15.
Y. M. C. A.
Banquet
Saturday Evening
Girls' Dresses
$3.75
Prettiert of challis! In
larnty characteristic florals
thi'y arc finished in white
pique collars.
Girls9
Sweaters
Melted or plain; coat style
with pockets. Several colors
to choose from. All wool.
$:'.;)!) to $5.
Columbia Yams
Are at Kerr's
I In ic i- a (Inference in yarns.
'Ih.it i- why women experienced
in sit. Ii nutters pis k I tie t'olinn-
t.ia Tin y believe Willi us that
1 tic v are lie. I
Columbia Germantown Yarns
I V skeui V ?0 box ( Jt) skeins.
Columbia Saxony l?c skein.
bi.x oi Jil -k. ins JJ SO.
Columbia Shetland Flosa 13c
-.kr in. box ot 1J skeins $1.50.
Pin Cushions
Of muslin others covered in
satin. I he former are in oblong
vtvlrs and lanc irom 15c to .We.
I he laltrr are J?C 1o 50c.
Crochet Cotton
'. M. (".--box of ID baits 7lc.
.1 to Xii
M...p.
ill of thetn. Art
MAN CONFESSES
TO MANY THEFTS
Vcrn Johnson Admits Whisky
Robberies Police $ay
Mme. he'bell's
Toilet Requisites
The sale of the-c i rapidly in
(leasing. Of conr-e there i a
cause for that liny ate articles
of genuine fiieiit! '
Mme. Ise'bell's Complexion Pow-
ders at 25c 50c and l00.
Mine. Ise'bell's Tutkish Balh Oil
50C..
Mme. Ise'bell's Skin Food Cream
. inc.
Mme. Ise'bell's Hand Softener at
25c and 50c.
Mme. Ise'bell's Dry Rouge at 25c
and 50c.
Lilac and Cupid Kiss Toilet
Waters at 75c.
Lflac de lse"bell Perfume oi.
"Tweelie Dcat" Talcum Powder
50C
. Phoenix Silk Hosiery
Phoenix Hosiery is good hosiery. It is silk hosiery at
prices easy to pay. It is silk hosiery that has lived down the
opinion to the effect that people who houKht silk hosiery
had money to throw away. Phoenix stands up under the
service as well as any hosiery and better than a great deal
of Bilk hosic-ry. It is reinforced at the vulnerable spots; its
heefsand toes'are doulrled. The 'dye in Phoeju'v Mose is
perfect (humanly speaking) the black is as black as miif-
night and permanently so.
The Complete Phoenix Variety is at Kerr's.
Fine Tailoring
Just as cheap as high class ready-
made; no spoiling of lines in tl-
letalions am! "up tn-the-mrmite"
In every respect. Come early.
VALBRACHT
Tailor to Ladles and Gtntlemti
11 North Robinson
W. 4f Colcord Bldf.
at ft m a
TKI KICmUT QUALITY
SPAGHETTI
it rJf Atflftf tut fnt
SXINNEA MFCCOU OMAHA. USA
lAasUt HACAMM MOMT M aMOMCA
Want Ads Get Raolls
Exceptional Price Cutting Fcr SatcrrJa
M akaSH MMM aWaM .M M M Hi H H aM
00iO0OrtiT
221 and 222 Wctt Grand
MEN'S SUITS
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and. Overcoats y
Made W the best makers in
the land including .worsteds
serges some fancy novelties
etc. Your choice for Satur-
day only
en
Willi the arrest of Vcrn Johnson last j
nijiht police say they are confident
tliev have id rm-tixlv Iwo men who have
been reKinible for many whisky )
llirfls over the county in the past few
months. Johnson is a pal of Frank
Shrltoti charRed -with having robbed
poker players in the Kasbach hotel of
$105 yesterday mnrning.
Confession Made Report.
Johnson is alleged to have made a
confession to the police and county at-
torney following bis arrest on a rbarRe
of vagrancy in which he told the story
of bow be and Sbelton bad broken
into depots at Mtistanu and Jones City
ami taken large quantities of liipior.
According to the reputed confession
Johnson said that Sbelton bad tried
to cet him to participate in the Kas
bach hotel hold up but that he refused.
In City Court.
In the city court this morning hear-
ing of charges of occupying a room for
wrongful purposes and carrying a Run
against Sbelton were continued until
Monday afternoon.
Engineer's Job to
Be No Easy Place
That the position of supervising en
gineer on the new waterworks job is to
be no empty honor nor will it be lack-
ing in arduous labor according to the
general specifications which were this
morning relumed to Mike Ilonnrlly
commissioner of accounting and fi-
nance from the printer.
The specifications say ihat wherever
the' word engineer is used it shall be
Construrd to mean supervising engi-
neer. nd that at ill times the engineer
shall exercise full supervision and gen-
eral direction of all work.
Another extract is: "And in no case
shall any work in excess of the re-
quirement of trre plans he paid for un-
less ordered in writing by the engineer."
Apples by Weight
is Roach's Plan
After December ( 1 Oklahoma City
folks will buy their apples by weight
nd not hy measure. E U. Koach in-
spector of weights and measures will
Inaugurate the change he stated to-
The inspector asserts that some of
Ihe measures in use do not give value
received.
There is marked difference-Mi tha
weight oi apples; Hen Davises weigh
forty pounds to the bushel; Jonathans
jorty-siit to the bushel and Arkapsai
blacks fifty-five to the bushel. The
legal weight is forly-eight lo the
bushel.
Rebuttal Ttltimoay Opusd
NASHVILLE. Tenn Nov. 24.-The
state began it evidence in rebuttal
today in the case of Charles Trabue
4etr the alleged murder of Harry g.
Stokes.The early testimony was frum
character witnesses. A number testi
fier! that Mokes reputation lor peace
and quiet was good.
friction of small steel halls polijjfei
pUvtrf are it) a pew. machine
Engraving free of char;
articles'of celluloid ivory.
Plnicni Pure Thirad Silk lin e
fur women full fashioned with 4
nub double b-lc nartcr lop. double
lisle sob- and Inuli splned heels
black and white $1.55 patp
Phoenix Pure Thread Silk llosr
for women full fashioned with lisle
garter top. double lisle soles and
bih spliced hrels $105 pair.
It
l'hocni Silk lio-e. venules' with
le natter tip .Old double lisle
heels and lm in medium and heavy
weight - wliite.ain bl.uk SOc pair.
For Men
I'bornix Silk Sox sratnles with
lisle tups and double lisle heels and
tors white black and culms 55c
pair.
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THE KERR DRY GOODS C0.0KLAH0MA CITY
WHISKY FOUND IN
AUTO; CHARGES FILED
Five gallons d whisky in hall'-pinl
bottles was seired hy the police last
tiiljht in an automobile on South Rob-
inson avenue. The car is said to belong
to John Colburii. C'nlbitrtt and J. ('.
Khinehart we're charged with trans-
porting. Khhtrhart was also named as
defendant in complaints aliening aK-
rancy and carrying a gun. The cases
were continued iitil tomorrow morn-
ing when called in the city court today
For home makers for buyers of eat-
ables. You'll find the Mctter Menu
page worth reading Today's Times.
The temperature of a new electric
ilatiron can be rcgulatr-d to four dif
ferent degrees.
CONSTABLE ATTACKED
BY BANDIT MAY
DIE
-Con
MARSHALL. Texas. Nov. M
stable J. D. Cunningham who wa.
brought to a hospital here last night
suffering from a bullet wound in his
lungs as a result of being died upon
by two alleged highwaymen whom be at
temntcd to arrest near llallsville. w-s
. . . in
m a serious roiiuition louay. i nsi
ciau expressed doubt as to his recov-
ery. The two men one of whom shot
Cunningham are supposed to he the
same persons who late last night held
up Rural Mail Carrier Clareme Ham-
ilton near llallsville. Hamilton how-
ever was not molested after he saij.
"I am t'ncle Sam's man." Thrse words
frightened the would be robbers awa
and Hamilton later reported the affair
"J
to ( (instable ( iinniiigli.ini who encount-
ered two men whom be Misptcioncd ami
the shouting followed
CATHOLIC ALUMNAE WILL
DISCUSS WOMEN'S DRESS
K.M.I IMORF Nov. A.-Repre.eul
nig .L'.IUHI members in the I'nitid
Stale- and Canada the delegates to tlv
second hi enuial of the convention "i
( atliulic Alumnae formally opened ses
sions today whicn wUl lontimii' until
Sunday night. Cardinal tiiblw us ofirted
the invocation. Reforms of the drama
! Catholic Priests
Must Sign Pledge
( IIICA'iD. Nov. JL Every priest
ordained in the Chicago arch dioceses
of the Roman Catholic church pledges
himself to total abstinence for five
years Anhhishop C W. Mundrleitl
stated today. The archbishop said he
already has put this rule into force and
intends to exact the pledge in all fu-
ture ordinations.
"If the vonng priests keen the total
and modern literature will be discussed abstinence pledge lor live years he
Short skirts low necks and other of
the present day modes of dressing are
expected lo couie in for criticism.
aid "it is easy to see they are likely
continue the practice for the rest
f their lives."
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For $225 We Sell the
Splendid Elburn Piano
There is hardly a neighborhood where there is no
Elburn.
We can literally give you names and addreBses of
thousands of persons to whom we have sold Elburn Pianos.
The most remarkable piano we ever saw for its price.
It stands the most careful comparison and easily shows its
superiority to any piano on the market at the price.
No one ever obtained a commission on an Elburn. Your
dollars go into better and more quality not into commissions.
Musk House J&:!SMUCQX City
The Wonderful Elburn Player $435-4 10. Monthly.
Huns Shoe Store
120 W. Grand
SATURDAY ONLY
ii Pairs'
LrOaDnaini Shoes
$8 $9 and $10 Values Going For
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Stafford, R. E. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 203, Ed. 1 Friday, November 24, 1916, newspaper, November 24, 1916; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc170192/m1/3/: accessed May 8, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.