Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 36, No. 20, Ed. 1 Monday, June 8, 1925 Page: 4 of 16
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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES,
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Silk Tissues and
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Why not? Everybody goes to parties—why
not have a thrift party and invite everyone?
Here it is. From 9 until 10 we’re going to en-
tertain you with thrifts front, let’s see—the
200 ARE ARRESTED IN
CADDO COUNTY RAIDS
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Ribbon Remnants,
$1 Bundles 25c
Guests
Mrs, E.
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evening by 1
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left column tells us—and from 10 until 11 the
entertainment is on—but you pick them out.
You have our merchandise chief’s personal O.
K. on each item. No phone orders; remember,
the first party begins at 9!
at McEwen-Halliburton’s Tuesday
Hours, 9 until 6
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sure, quick re-
lief with
A growing custom decrets i wed-
ding ring for the man as well at
the bride.
Okiahoma lead. all statea in oil pro-
duction. year in and year out.
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Hand-Made Irish
Lace 59c Yard
One special lot of hand-
made Irish crochet lace,
with insertion to match.
3 to 2 inches wide.
Values to 1.35.
Second Floor
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The ring’ are of gold or platinum,
and either plain, engraved or gem-
act
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A(rmick's
BEAUTY CREAM
wedding rings
for men
VANCE THOMPSON DIES
WHILE IN FRANCE
Herd To Bid For Santa Fe
Recognition,
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$1.25 Cretonne
Porch Pillows 59c
In round, oblong, oval
and square.
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For the Mular
Colonial Model
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Boys’ Lee Cover-
alls 1.29
In blue and khaki, with
blue and red trimming.
Sizes 1 to 7.
Third Floor
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MCEWEN-HALLIBURTON CO
U. S. Postal Sub-Station—Street Floor
137 Oklahoma's Finest Department Store
dishes with plates. Am-
ber color. Set of 6—99c.
Strut Floor
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Picture Placques
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31 and 1.25 values. In-
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Brambach's tone is clear and true__and
stays that way. This is one reason why Bram-
bach enables you to have a real grand “in the
space of an upright.”
A Wonderful Value
The remarkable features of the Brambach
make it one of the greatest grand Piano values
on the market today. Imagine a real grand—
and the beautiful music
of a grand in your home
always.
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J.W.JENKINS.muam
Rev Thomas P. Byrnes will give the
last of his dramatic lectures for this
season, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
in the First Unitarian church, when
he will take for his topie the play
“Hell Bent for Election,” by Hatcher
Hughes, which is a study of life typi-
cal to the North Carolina mountains.
Everyone interested is invited.
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Miss Elsie Wheeler of Tulsa, arrived
Saturday in spnd th* weekend with
hec sister, Mrs. C. E. Hensley and Mr.
Hensley, 40S East Thirteenth street.
Miss Wheeler, who is a teacher in
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Niss Dorothy Jane Mtenry
Miss Dorothy Tane Henry, daughter of Mre. Vivian Coombs Henry,
617 West Cnlifornia avenue, who dane*d "The Mexican serennde" nt
inn recital given recentty by pupils of Minn Fronie Asher. Th- young
miss also in n violinist In the Pennay ivanla avenue Christinn church.
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Twenty-eighth street, instead of be-
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Snyder, as announced.
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Mrs. Clarence Law and baby son.
John Charles, of Cleveland. Okla., are
spending a week with Mrs Law's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hamlin, 1214
West Twenty-eighth street.
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R. Ledbetter. Mrs. Charles-
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visional sales headquarters for
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a park, but like the country.
To reach there, one can drive along
the Champs Elysee, lined on both aides
with magniticent trees and flowers.
Little parka, houses with beautifu:
gardens, are dotted all around, and
the Tuileries gardens are where one
passes every day.
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Chandler.
K. Bailey
1 Our tpecial financing plan en-
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bach now. A turpritingly
•mail turn will put it in your
home. The balance may be
extended ever a period of 36
monthi. i
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Dean’s
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In this month of weddings it may hr
appropriate to mention that Dean?
hare wedding rings for both the
bride and groom.
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street. Election of officers will be i
featured.
included Mrs. J.
TN hoth Paris and London it is much
A easier to get a taste of these things
than in New York.
Particulariy, of course, is this true ;
of Paris. There !i takes only ten min-
utes from almost any part of the city
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NISS VIOLA PALMER will pre
-VI sent her pupils. Mrs. Vera Bump
Binkley. Misses Mary Stewart. Mary
Builder of Town
Tutmustaz STt XS' r' Would Cut ‘ Wide
Spotin The Road'
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Men’s Athletic
Union Suits 2
Pairs $1
Of good grade pin check
Nainsook. Full cut,
double stitched. Closed
crotch. Sizes 36 to 46.
New Basement Store
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: TN my opinion, one of the most en
I - ticing things ahout Paris in the
spring are the lovely restaurants on •
the Bois, where one dines out under :
* ’he trees. If we could only develop
| one or two such places in New York, .
; it would be a much more attractive
I springtime resort.
One time I got greatly excited at the
idea of trying to arrange some such
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Boys’ Wash Hats
65c
Of linen with silk top
and brim. Some in ox-
ford material. All col-
ors.
Women’s Cotton
Bathing Suits 79c
In grey only. Sfzes 36
to 42.
HETHER you want to select a Bram-
Lach for a gift, or for yourself, now
N is the time to do it. For there is a
7 great variety of instruments on our
- floors during this Brambach Sale.
Stone and Mis. Stevn
635
Children’s Japan-
ese Parasols 39c •
In orange and blue. Spe-
cial 39c.
Street Floor
32-inch Print Ging-
ham 35c Yard
Good quality. Diversity of
colors and patterns. Regular-
ly 59c.
Second Floor
200 Printed Crepe
Dresses 11.95
Ideal frocks, cool, prac-
tical for summer wear.
Sizes for women and
misses. Many sent in
House and Porch
Rugs $1
25x50-in. imported Jap-
an rag rugs, unusually
well made. Novelty bor-
ders and fringed ends.
Also 36x72-in. China
grass rugs, natural col-
or, stencilled on side in
attractive Colors. Cloth-
bound.
New Basement Store’
Crepe Scarfs 3.95
In brilliant color combi-
nations, floral and con-
ventional designs. Val-
ues to 5.95.
Street Floor
Silk and Cotton
Foulard 69c
36 inches wide, in a
range of colors and,
designs for gummer’
dresses. Colors are fast.
Regularly 1.25.
Second Floor
40-inch Georgette
and Chiffon 1.25
in plain colors, also
tinted ground with at-
tractive patterns. Pure
silk, of fine weave. Reg-
ularly 1.98 to 2.50.
. New Basement ’Store
Th* Caddo county cleanup has Leen
har ked by business men and local and
federal officers, Jones says,
Sixty complaints have been filed for
alleged gambling. Fifty seven whisky
cases have resulted, federal and coun-
ty officers co-operating in the raids.
Approximately seventy-five charges i
of violation of the cigaret sales laws
la wr have been filed.
One of the biggest catches reported
wan the discovery of an underground
still, near Gracemont, during the
week-end. Forty gallons of whisky
Moires, Satins and Vel-
vets. From 1 in. to 6
inches wide.
Street Floor
ANOTHER curious thing about New
** York is that immediately the
spring season starts, all mush* stops.
I have never thought that music goes
particularly with cold weather, yet it ।
would sem In be no.
I am spenking of so-called good mu-
Mr, for musical shows run to crowed
houses all Rummer. In fact, only I
revues and very light comedies are
Kupposed tn be possible successes in '
the summer.
Our brains evidently are made Inef- 1
factual by the heat, and our capacity (
to appreclate anything but jazz Is I
Mao discontinued till the cool weather I
। starts again. At any rate, that seems
in be the < onelusion arrived nt by the
theatrical and concert managers. .
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THERE must be many people who
A do not lenve New York, who
BARTLESVILLE. June
(Speclal.) — Herd, over in
Osage, wants a depot.
A petition has been prepared
and will be presented to the
state corporation commission ask-
ing that the Banta Fe be required
to erect a depot and stop its
trains in Herd.
Rih Easley, who built the town
of Herd. has prepared photo-
graphs of the town and of the
station a mile and a half away,
where the train stops, showing
that Herd is quite a lusty little
town, while the station nearby is
but a wide pace in the rend.
CAPITOL H LL SCHOOL
ENROLMENT MAY BE 1,800
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Leave Your
KODAK FINISHING
With root druggist. He will tend
it to
THE MacARTHIR CO.
Kodak Finishing
7% N. Bdwy. Okla. City. Okla.
A Glorious Gift for Bride or Anniversary—or for Yourself
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Pretty lace and Organ-
dy collar and cuffs, in
white and ecru. Val-
ues to $1.
Street Floor
and North American Xew spaper Al-
liance. i
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9 to 10
Bridge Table
Vares 19c
Green and crystal. Reg.
ularly 69c.
Street Floor
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Roller Window
Shades 2 for $ 1
Natural tan color only.
Hartshorne roller, 36
inches wide, 7 feet long.
Complete with hangers,
tacks and slats.
New Basement Store
Silk and Velvet
Flowers 75c Each
in single or clusters —
lovely for corsages. Val-
ues to 1.50.
Street Floor
10S ANGELES June s.— Vance
Thompson, American novelist and
short story writer, who has spent
Miss Virginia Rios of San Luis
Potos, Mexico who has been making
her home with her mini, Mrs. M.
Rios, 1131 North Oklahoma avenue,
and attending Ok1nho.ua university,
left for Mexho Sunday in company
with her cousin, Miss Melita Fuentes,
also of that place, who had been
studying at the college for young
women at Lexington, Mo. Both Miss
Rios and Miss Fuentes will return In
the fall to continue their school work.
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The Tuesday Reading club will
meet Tuesday morning with Mrs.
Frank Edward Sullivan, 106 West
Louise Street. Rose Anna Torbet,
and Paul Tor bet. in piano recital at
Central highschool. Monday evening
at 8:15 o’clock. Mir. Allen Street will
assist in the program with a group
of vocal numbers. Mrs. Binkley will
play •‘Symphonic Variations” by
Cesar Franck, which she gave r*
cently before Rudolph Ganz in St.
Louis, and the judging committee of
the St. Louis Symphony orchestra for
young artists. Th* public is invitd.
clever styles and colors.
Misses’ and women’s
sizes. ’
New Basement Store
Summer Hats $1
100 pretty hats in the
latest colors and styles,
both large and small.
Special 81.
New Basement Store
Stamped Dresses
69c
Pretty, flat, stamped
dresses of Chambray, in
green, tan, rose, blue
and orchid, $1 values.
Mezzanine
On the Maryam Circle
Attractive Undies
An attractive assortment; of teddies, 1 Ao
gowns, pajamas and slip-ons, in Voile, I UX
Crepe, non-cling Satinette and Ba- LevU
tiste. In pastel shades and white.
Lace and tailored styles. Air sizes.
Roll Rn>c* Motor company may be (
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Capitol Hill highschool probably |
will lead the city in enrolment this 1
fall, according to f gures given out at ;
the city superintendent’s office Mon- 1
l day. It is estimated that 1,800 Rtu
I dents will be enrolled at both the jun-
l ior and senior highschools there.
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■ the J,r. Trial ,iu bept by mail 10c. ■
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New York lune s. would enjoy and apnreciate sood mu- |
IXJHAT ia there about xew York Isle equally well in May as they do in
W that causes people t leave In Januar. 1 must be wrong
large numbers for ..the, parts or the ln this opinion, however, as the man- i
world as soon as de first breath of'T" know their business
spring is felt? .In any rase, whatever the reason
it is not true of other citles. and It V . u becomes a pretty dead
would seem there must he a reason fo} ! place by the end of M”’
T FOR instance, definitely had (
A, planned to remain here nil spring.
and suddenly one day I felt that 1
must get sway. So, as soon ar I finish
a picture I am doing, I top am going
' to join the exodus.
I am one of New York’s staunchest
ndmirers, but it dnea not seem to fit
'n with the spring. •
Ia It because it is so difficult to be
• Arn conscious of the sky when walk-
ing between the high buildings lining
’he Streets? Is it because '.here are so
few flowers and trees tn be seen, the
things that make spring such a divine
season of the year?
। Central highschooi will be next with “2/2
npp oximately 1,700 and the others 5 ’ "
will have the folowing enrolments: E
I Classen. 1,200; Webster, 1.300; Ioose
velt, 1,200 and Harding. 1,000. 1 5
#ge J. R. Parton newly elected city sup 55
The Senior Christian Endeavor 50- erintendnt. will be in the eity Fri E
ci*ty of University Place Christian day and will address the Chamber of fl
will be entertained Tuesday [ Commerce at its luncheon at noon. He 5g
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer | will take charge of his new office 5
) West Twenty-second Julv 1 El
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Men’s Blue Denim
Overalls J. 19
Full size, double
stitched, with high
backs. Sizes 32 to 42.
Regularly 1.75.
New Basement Store
100 Pairs Made
Curtains 98c Pair
Cross-bar Marquisette,
21 yards long. With
colored Voile ruffles in
rose, lavender, gold and
blue. Double ruffle val-
ance to match.
New Basement Store
estiblished in Oklaho City, accord-
ing to members of the industrial de-
velopment committee of the Chamber
of CommcrtT. W. R. Emersun of
Chicago, a representative of the com-
pany, has been here in confer with i
chamber officials. I
3 to 4 j
Women’s Wool
Bathing Suits 1.69
in black and navy —
trimmed in Contrasting
colors. Sizes 38 to 44.
Fourth Floor
Children’s Um-
brellas $1
For rain or sun. “Fruit
of the Loom” make.
Fast colors, in red, navy
and green.
Handkerchiefs 25c
Lovely assortment of
Voile. Linen, Batiste
and Silk Crepe handker-
chiefs. Hand made.
Daintily embroidered,
with wide and narrow
hems. Colors and white.
Values to 69c.
Street Floor
Pretty Handker-
chiefs 10c
Crisp Voiles, Organdies,
Batistes and Linens in
a variety of colors, with
embroidery and initials.
A few men’s Cambric
handkerchiefs, with col-
ored borders. Values
39c. Street Floor.
Summer Lingerie
. 89c
Cool teds, step-ins and gowns
of crepe, voile, silk stripe voile,
longcloth, nainsook, and other
daihty materials. In pretty
patterns and trimmings.
New Bailment Store
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Nns. GEORGE HEWETT WILL-
AVI I AM 2710 North Robinso av-
nve. entertained Frida afternoon
ith « bridge tea honoring Mies Mar-
garet Elizabeth Marshall, one of the
June brides elct A. miscellaneous
shwer of lovely gifts was arranged
in a large Japanis : mbrella. Tiny
umhrlas were given as favors. A
color motive of blue was observed in
the appointments of the tea table. Fa-
vors at cards were won by Miss Jessie
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('entral Park
Many people claim, however, that
it is impossible in New York on ac-
count of the many files, which it is ।
true do not exist to the same extent f
in Paris. Unquestionably, one can get
a greatet feeling of spring when in
Paris than in any other city in the ' I
world.
Rogesypnagmpi ; When skin hurts, !
the . chafes, or itches get •
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H'Mi&mvii —ekaie3 , ai2- ,m. ». M4veae; .
Mi Paul Amholt, Mrs. Horton C.
ightower. Mrs. Gorg: Hinnen and
Misses Marshall Stone. Virginia
Wright, Mex Rodman, Margaret and
Katherine Latime:, Miriam Finerty,
Evelyn Bozarth, Frances Sanford and
Merjorie Lowe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ft P. Kleinha mmer.
who have been the hn nee guest s of Dr.
and Mrs. G. W. Cober. 1814 Exchange
avenue, for a week, left Saturday for
their home in Chicago. TH.
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Wall Tapestries
1.95
An assortment of pret-
ty patterns. Values to
7.50.
Sixth Floor
32-inch Devonshire
Cloth 29c
In a variety of summer
patterns. Sun and tub-
proof. Regularly 39c.
Second Floor
200 Wash Dresses
2.98
Soft flock dot Voiles,
i m p o r t ed Gingnams,
8, 1925.
2 to 3 J
Dimity Blouses 65c
Dainty blouses in white,
blue or ecru. Well made,
several styles of collars
and necklines. Long
sleeves. Open or band
bottoms. Sizes 36 to’
46.
Nw Basement Store
Thermos Bottles
79c
l-pt. thermos bottles,
blue- enameled. Regu-
larly Si.
Street Floor
Talcum Powder
/ 25c
Several popular brands
of talcym; one hour
only, 25c; 2 cans 26c.
Street Floor
Sherbet Dishes
Set 99c
Two hundred arrests in Caddo most of th* last twenty years in Eu-
county for violation of liquor, gau rope, died Friday in Nice, France,
bling and cigaret sale laws have re- his wife, Mrs. Lilllan Thompson of
sulted from opera tions of the National Los Angetes wns advised in a cable-
Cigaret Law enforcement lcague dur- gram received Sunday.
ing the last four months, according to j Thompson’s works Id* hide "The
A. P. Jones, superintendent of the Pointed Power" and "The Scarlet
league. I Iris."
New York. Values to
$25.
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