Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, June 6, 1919 Page: 3 of 22
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OKLAHOMA CITY rES FRIDAY JU.VE 6 1910
THRRS
ORLANDO FAILS .
TO MEET WITH
ALLIED COUNCIL
Head of German-Austrian
Body Expected Tomorrow.
illy Tim AfioiUltd )
I'NKIS. Jiinr fi-Whii the council
of I ' mi r met tins innriiiiift. frewier
"'Undo of hilly was absent. Thu
I 'I l' the tirlirf Dial the Adriatic
iihi:ih was attain uii'lrr roiisidcra-
f 'ii is understood llul no lur-li'.i-r
proiire.s has bron wade by Itie
'it Mit elements working on I lie t"lu-
li 'i n( this problem.
Illy Th Aaaui'laltil I'r.Hf )
M. liKKMAIN Ju (i - l;r. Karl
I'lmicr cliaiicrllur of (irrtnan-Atn-M.i
and brad of Hut country's rie
delegation who Willi five rolleaKiics
has brrn at Tt Idkirih fur a confer-
nur wilh Dr. Otto llauer t lie der-
nun Austrian foreign minister it ex-
fin 1 r el to arrive here tomorrow.
(Ilv Itilerimdnnnl Newi Hervlre.)
LONDON Jdiir u.-Dr. Mathus
l;.rbergrr. brail n( llie (.irtnian ann-
ii ii-r commission aflrr a' prolonged
(lir ii'simi nf tlir peace trrm is im
a'1vt aiitiK sinning the treaty laid an
evihaimr lelcKiaph dipauh from
Hrrlin today punting the Deutsche
'lKes rilung
AMERICAN FORCE
LEAVING RUSSIA
Purpose of Expedition Now
Abandoned.
WASHINGTON. June rV The
American exrcdition In Kussia will
soon hr a closed f hapter. 'I he war de-
partment annotitued yesterday thai
American troops are now embarking
at Archangel (r bimir I .MM alreadv
being mi t hr ir way to tlret. when-
thry will be trnnsicrred to Amrriran
transports fur the last leg nf tbr trip
home Tie remaining unit will be
out nf Archangel within a few werk
i is .iid
'I hrre has never breii a lurid expla-
nation for tbr RiK'ian expedition ex-
cept that the United Statri bad large
More near Archangel which wee
threatened by the invasion of the
"tviaiM and the holshevist uprising
The re.il reason however according
ti gmsip n army circle. is that the
Vrrriran I'ires .were to be a put
oran international column whith w
t nove 11 uih and ijieet tb interaL
led "coluwa moving eastward via
JT iTin.Mo'; (lie objeit being the rail-
tare of Moscow and Pctrograd. The
i rmistice ai d the stout resistance with
yfi'fli the holshevist troops met the
1 lvalue (auied the abandonment of
the plan.
'The war department hai no infor-
ntition a to what vrsstls are carry-
in the troops now enroute to Breit.
It is believed that Ihejr are commer-
rial shipt and that the men will he
tiunsferrcM to regular transports upon
arriving in Brest. Nfost of the troopn
aboard belong to the .Wth reimen'
which it from Wisconsin and adjacent
tte.
A place to meet and a place to eat
the Skirvin Grill (Adv.)
f LENGTHY COUNTER PLEA
BY AUSTRIA EXPECTED
VIENNA June 6. Here Bauer
president of the Austria national as-
sembly yesterday told the main com.
mittee of that hodv that the peace
teems communicatea to the Austrian
delegates at St. Gertna'n are unac-
ceptable because they make Austria'
existence impossible. The assembly
will meet Sunday for a debate on the
terms. Lengthy counter proposals by
Austria are foreshadowed in official
circles.
..'1 11
HAD SUFFERED
FOR 30 YEARS
Denver Man Declare Teniae
Hat Helped Him Mora Than
Any Other Medicine).
Ever attire I took that course ol
Tin lac I have felt better and stronger
than I have in many yean and it hai
Uone more for me than anything else I
ave ever taken." said J. W. Patterson.
of 1J59 Thirteenth street Denver Colo.
For thirty years" he continued. "I
suffered (mm catarrh of the nose and
throat and although 1 wn operated
an by a New York specialist at great
txpense I got only temporary relief.
I Just couldn't rest at all well at night
and wotid get up in trie mornings al-
atoat choking with ' mocut which
Maseated me so I would often have to
ftunit. 'y stomach became affected
M that everything I would cat toured
titi bloated me up with fat at light
a a drum. I was bilious too had
Yible headaches and suffered aome-
M awful. "
( 1 tried everything I could hear of
M nothing helped ma till I begin
"skim Teniae. It hai relieved ma of
ja and every sign of indigestion at.d.
Mf atomacn is in better condition than
k pas been in yean. Teniae hit
ibaUtfd my catirrh wonderfully it hat
Itlned my nerves to I can get refresh-
sleep at night and I am not trou-
Jii with that mucus or nausea any
gMrtt
It Teniae is sold in Oklahoma City by
N Westfall Drug Co. and leading
3)U and dealeri everywhere.
My Hmslkamidl
Uj Adtle Cirrlsoa.
Why Madge Ditsimlaed to Btat Bet
Dtit at Htr Garni.
I COL'I.D not help a mental tubule
1 U) Ueis (Jean's powets nf diplom-
acy even through tbr irritation at her
which my husband's hesitating ex-
planation had given me.
She evidently bad detided that
Dicky was distinctly worth while and
that a mild fliitation with bun would
lie t desirable pastime Uuky's ac
count of their meeting on tbr train
:.ud the conversation mmcriiing the
movie entertainment was a naive be-
trayal of the clever nuiiiirr 111 winch
she bad managed to convey an im-
pression of strong irirndship brtwrru
herself ami me an impretMou utterly
unjustified.
"As she's such a pal of yours there
was nothing elr to do but to ak lirr
to mret 11s ' lluky had said and the
involuntary frown 1 gave at her im-
periiueute was tempeied wilh a smile
at her ingenuity.
One thing I saw clearly At auv cost
I mint accompany Duky t-i ( rex-
haven and inert Miss Dran lit the
nioue theater even though we arrived
tlirrr as the people were leaving
Otherwise she would suiely conclude
that I had deliberately stayed away
and krpt my husband from fulfilling I
the tentative engagement he had made !
that possibility was not to be I
thought of (or a moment. Kvery
particle of feminine pride and ol e!f-1
rrsprct I possessed clamored to me to!
keep my pretty daring colleague fiom
suspecting that Iter advames toward
Dicky annoyed me or indeed that I
recognied thrm as anything more
than the casual ordinary chatter a
friend of mine would be apt to offer
my husband.
In fact I had no stronger feeling
than annoyed irritation against Miss
Dean. I knew that she never would be
the caue of mental torment such as I
had endured from the deliberate vil-
lainy of Grace Draper or the poorly
bidden love of Kdith Fairfax.
There was 110 real barm in Hess
Dean nor was there any depth of emo-
lion. She was simply a frivolous mis-
chievous daring utterly irresponsible
girl whose one idea of a good time
was to have a handsome man paying
her absorhrd attention. I judged that
a ton. h of malice in her mischief
nude her' prefer marrird or engaged
men for hef mild flirtation simply be-
cause it gratilied her sense of power
to "cut somebody out." as she herself
would have expressed it."
Madgt Decldet.
It was no part of my plan howeser
that she should be able tu add me to
her list of vivtims. 1 set my teeth with
the determination to play her game
whatever it was and beat her at it.
"Weill" Dicky's voice showed irrita-
tion at my hesitation. "Are you going
over there or not ?"
- "Of course I'm going" I responded
promptly. "Ard I'll make all the
iilanations to Miss Dean take all the
blame Hut if we'r- going to supper
afterward it the new inn I w.nit lo
put something else 011 than tin .1.1
thing." 1 inditated the si hool suit I
bad worn to Lillian's.
Dii ky surveyed me 1 rihull)
"You do look rather tacky" be wm
with the brutal franknrsi a husband
past the honeymoon stage is a;t lo
assume "And I will say this fm V'ii
you're a ilick dresser so hurry ii
and get into something whilr the la si's
getting here."
I rushed upstairs and into a btilr
bine and cream-striped silk goisu
which was especially beiomiug to mr
and .whii.li alio was onr uf DuUn
favorites. I did my bait over tapHh.
die a silk scarf ovrr my lira I. ui
evening cloak around mr and was
ready to go whm Dukv tallrd up tbr
stairs that tie taxi hail arr vrd
"We'U be late for the beginning of
the second run." Dii ky said as vtr
started on our journey "Inn I l.oi.
we shan't miss ininh "
' A Hidden Pang
His lone told me what I ha I mis-
peeled that he had 111 more rr.il nun.
rs( in the movie produi'ioii lhit I bad.
bi reason for wishing to gn to t rest-
haven was tbr prosprct of suppr' with
Miss Dean Drspue my irsolutivns I
frll a little jralous pang at thrllii ugM
thru took uiysrlf to task iimnrrci'ully
Surely. I lot. I myself I lu-l a llffl-
i irmly boirible mample liefnrr my
I rr almost lUily ol lir avslul cmise-
ipiriurs of ;r.ilouy in a wife I'oor
i Milly Sloi klmdge ought to be a warn-
ing to any women
(Copyright )
' Johnson's Resolution Up.
WMIINlION June fj With in
' dnaiions that a vciie would be reatlird
dining llir day on Senator Johnson's
i resolution .ailing upon the stale de-
pjtliiiriit to furnish the senate with a
i i o;.y uf llie full text of (he peai e
1 1 r . t y hiiIi ( ' iii.hi'. drhate on Ihe
; iir.iiy ami the Iragur of nalioni. whirli
I hrld Inlirr say all of yrstrrday was
' resumed in the srnalr today.
Bnlshevikl Give Up Town.
i M'M KII'H M. June b -The bob
Vwlw ikiiowlrdgr if rf rat bv tbr Si
briiatis and (ossails on the I'ral
i:rr. 4. cording to a HeKingfors dis-
p.iti h llie ludsheviki have been
loped to evamate llir town if I'r.ilsk
'lapilal ol the territory ol I'ralsk
SATURDAY AT
WKSTFAUS
BEDDING
PLANTS
Plaati for Porch Boies.
Bottoa Ftrni Etc.
Cut Flowers for All Occationi
Carnations II per doz.
Hoses i 14 and per dor.
Kussell Roses IS and le per
dor.
I.ilirs IS per dot.
Sweet I'eas 50e and 75c per
bunch.
We pack flowers to reach you
in first-class condition.
. Phoae or write
BARTELDES
SEED CO.
3 WEST MAIN
Pitttrioa Bldg. Walflut 70J8
YaVv Kexall Tool h 'a.slp iflc
KolynoH Tooth Paste 23c
Pmisoflpnr Tnnth pHtito
Tooth UruHhPH IlrRular price; U."c 23c
hasclnation race Powder 48c
Petalian Face Powder 48c
La Shfek Compact RouKe 39c
Bouquet Ramee Toilet Water Regular price ?1.75.$tl'9
Rexall Toilet Soap 3 for f. .19c
Harmony Glycerine Soap Rose or Violet regular
price lfic lOc
Pear'n Unscented Soap . . nc
"A1U" Glycerine Soap '.17c
Trailing Arbutim Talc 19C
N. B. Almond Cucumber Lotion . . .23c
Nonspi ' "44c
CANDY.
Fenway Purple package Chocolates per lb 59c
Maxixe Cherries Chocolate per lb 68c
Triola Sweets per lb 60.
CIGAR DEPARTMENT.
sSt. Charles Havana Smokers each . . 5C
Little Tan Cigars each ' 5C
La Campesnia Cigars. Manilla. 5c ea. box of Vi0c . $2.25
Westfall Drug Co.
Rexall Agenta Eastman Kodak Agents
SATURDAY
Slightly Used Singer
DROP-HEADS
V
iEleven ill
Dollars
White Sewing Machine Co.
419 North Broadway
YUJ
Know that tropic this summer clothes are in style but you don't know how
much style is in summer clothes until you wear them. '
Straw Hats and
. Panamas
$2.00 to $5.00
Manhattan and
Wilson Bros. Shirts
$1.50 to $10.00
BARRY SHOES AND OTHER MAKES
$3.50 to $8.50
One lot about 300 pairs of low shoes black or tan lace or
button all sizes values up to $5.00
v . SPECIAL SALE $3.00
IV WEST GRAND
r big wji
SA'LE-l
KKHR'S llmim 9 lo 0 No Comparative Prices KERR'S
Kerr) Silk Voile
Stationery 34c
In .ill irril.ilnlity this Uliii
ny i rry w!l dliiiMM ti '"ll
We li.e .1 I it (or a iimiiliei
if aii'l linii'tteHs ill
vs ..n;'ii in lilli'iMU 1 1 y vslw.
iliuik I ice jImuI tlinr curre-
ii'tr-iii r . t tuliitnally use
(lie Krrr silk vmle. Dunlin all
lli.'sr )f4n ami in the 4ie 'l
liri mt flilfiriilties e
e nr.fr alluwed tile (iulit)
l'i i!rtn lurale mir
I hi Saliirilay tlie paper is nf
feiei m 34c a p'Miml tins.
vtiirK eiielnpes tu tiuli li. .'
p... k'i i iniai in .ti ai rye j
Saturday
Toilets
Soap
Kiik's Olive Toilet
rke 7r .1 cakes 19c.
Babcotk'i Talcum Powdei
Mr
Mentholatum small jars 19c
Cieme Elcae )ar 5.1c.
Pebeco To-Jth Paste 2c.
Djei Kiss Talcum Powder
.I4C.
Imogrne Far Powder 4ic.
Iniiam's Milkweed Cieam
4.'c and 7c.
Pinaud's Toilet Wateis 85c
For One Day Saturday An Offering of These
Georgette Blouses at $4.95
As we have siid in tho hcaflin'. the M-llinjc of these Idolizes at ?1.!)5 in for one
day nnlj that is Saturday. The reason Cor thix time limit is that we cannot afford
to n them over a jrotrartd period at this price. We tike it that this hint is suffi-
cient and that you know from the forepoinjf that $1.95 i:s considerably lens than
worth.
J
llie nutTiaU aie rxii!;tr I eit(;e'1es ..nil sileidnl rrepes 'le i lime in 4 rjn'f ni ikIiiis inclllil-
inn iHUt"' Ce.li liit-. m.ii. i- l.rive aprw ol 41 d I rem h lilur Nmii 111.1v in k (nun lailnreil styles or
Irorn others ni'"e elalmiale with rin!r"ii1rn. hea'Im'j
links aii'l laies mi tlicm 'I line arc all sizes.
Brown White and Patent Leather
Oxfords Are Reduced to $7.95
Perhaps no color in footwear is more popular
than brown. There are brown oxfords a plenty in
this little sale for Saturday at $7.95. There are
white kid and patent leather pumps also. They
are shoes from our regular stock as fashionable as
i - . r 1 u: :.. ikt.t ai-A
1 l 'Jt-4 I ' I Can DC Ol WUl KmUIISIlip nil'J I" inuis-iinin iiini nit
LV - P!TT " I unexcelled.
SZn-h i3rT t I Snrh cliof at S7.95 arc verv rare in these days:
Brown kid lace oxfords welt soles coveted Louis
heels high arches plain dress toes. Reduced to
$7.95.
Drown kid lace walking oxford.-; medium round
toe low heels and fine high arches. Reduced to
$7.95.
Tlain patent leather opera pumps turn soles covered heels. Reduced to $7.95.
Plain white kid pumps turn soles covered heels medium short vamp. Reduced
to $7.95.
mi
Boy's Elkskin
Shoes
$4.50 $5
They are tough as hick-
ory in the manner of
speaking and while they
will not withstand indefi-
nitely the thumping and
bumping of your robust
youngster they are Iwund
to give a good account of
themselves in service. The
elk hide of which they are
made is seasoned and the
lasts are nature shaped
directing the development
of the iHjy's foot along
correct and natural lines.
Sizes 131 to 6 $4.30
and $5.00.
Fourth Floor
White Silk Petticoats l
White silk petticoats with
ilouhle panels back anil front;
they are plain or finished in
scalloped ruffles-U )95 to
9.50.
Genuine Heatlierbloom petti-
rcotts in black navy old blue
gray green and purple U.JO.
Excellent value.
Kimonos
Cree kimonos made on
straight lines in floral patterns
finished in satin hands 91 .SO.
Crepe- kimonos with elastic
helts finished in satin ribbons
and silk cords l'rire $3.50.
The Best Knit Underwear
Yes it fits yet it does not fit excessively; we mean that it does not restrain
repress or prevent ease and freedom of movement It is comfortable; that is to say
it is no comfortable that one is not conscious of it. That we take it is the ideal in
knit underwear. Many refinements plenty of daintiness.
Women's lisle vests bodice
or regular tops pink and
white all sizes-50c.
Women's silk lisle vests
bodice or regular tups pink
and white all sues- 85c.
Vests with crocheted jokes.
pink and white regular shoul-
ders all Mes-$l.2J.
Women's lisle union suits;
fitted loose or umbrella
knees budire or regular top
pink or white I.2S. Kxtra
sites 11.50.
Women's soft finished lisle
union suits. I'itted. loose or
umbrella knees; regular or
bodice tops ; pink and white
2.00. Kxtra sizes 92.H.
Women's silk lisle union
suits regula ror bodice tops
in white only 3. Extra sizes
150.
In The Baby Shop
The Baby Shop is most interesting these
days. So many things for the comfort and
prettiness of that important young person
and for the delectation of his very wonderful
mamma.
Cashmere liosc 59c
.Shoes and cushion soles
slippers in white and tan
kid. finished in silk pom-
pons 1.
High top while washable
kid shoes buttoned fin-
ished with silk tassels
1.75.
Socks of silk lisle in
white. 39c pair. Others in
combinations of colors 50c
pair.
Silk and wool hose 75c
i
pair.
pair.
Infants' lisle hose 35c
pair.
I'ure thread all-silk hose
19c and tt pair.
Infants' knitted cotton
bands 35e. Worsted hands
begin at 55c.
Cotton shirts with
sleeves. 39c and 30c. Malf-
wool shirts begin at 75c.
A Special Saturday Selling of
Juniors' and Children's Dresses
Simplicity of line and freedom from excessive ornamen-
tation are characteristic of these dresses for juniors and
misses. There is a number of plain colors there are many
charming Paisley effects and there are checks stripes and
plaids in variety. The fabrics are most practical ging-
hams voilos linens and organdies that are thoroughly
washable of freshness that may be renewed indefinitely
in the laundry. The size range extends from 6 to 16 years.
The prices are $3.50 $5 $10 and $15.
A Sale of
Hand Bags
and Purses
Such things happen in the
best of regulated stores. Sooner
or later all merchandise comes
to this end. Such clearances
are inevitable. They are nec-
essary in the keeping of stocks
sweet and clean. Other purses
and hand bags are on the way
no etter perhaps but others.
That is wh.v these are sched-
uled to go by the way of re-
duced prices.
Group 1 at 95c
Leather envelope purses and
hand hags. Several attractive
styles to pick from. Reduced to
93c. . '
Group 2 at $1.65
Leather envelope purses right
from stock in fashionable
styles. Reduced to H ti.
Children's hand bags of silk
or leather dainty and fetching
little styles-SOc and !. .
For Ages 2 to 6
Little gingham frocks that will emphasize if possible
the namte and insouciance of sweet 2 to 6. Ginghams in
plain colors yellow pink and blue others in stripes then
dimities in pink and blue.
'TVsoS'A sr. mnra etislac than ua ots fall .n
.i.v " ...viv D.jivn sunn TT volt b T: 1 1 luu
Iknrl fat ntatSinH flsats aii wwii j 1 p.i I . . wl m
nil) ai blind UUft IUVi UVS.1 llll V C T1U1UO.
nO $1.25.
Middies at
$1.50 and $2.50
The ubiquitous middy. It is
an ominous garment and con-
venient; especially is it con-
venient when it is done in list
slrposrer style is are these.
Made of excellent galatet in
white with braids on the cot-
tar and finished in pockets.
The sites range from 0 lo 22
and the prices are I1J0 i
12.30.
MMdy SUrU
Of navy bttse iters (alt tJrtt-
ed; sizes 6 to IS- ta faff.
THE KERR DRY GOODS COW
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