The Morning Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 197, Ed. 1, Saturday, April 15, 1922 Page: 3 of 24
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TUTSA DATLY WORLD SATURDAY APRIL 15 1922
KENDALL PEOPLE
DEMAND RELIEF
Want Seventh Street to
Be Paved According
to Contract
r-'fUlcnts of Itcndall swooped
. .mi inn city commUnlon Krl-
Sv morning with n grievance. They
.ni relief. And the commlwlon
nadily Hgrcd they ilererv It with-
J t d toy. Th0 animated dlicusMon
nd ubcoucnC nctlon was enmed
. failure of Tlbbettn & I'lcas-
in"
... On. fnlltire
in' lo lnve Seventh utrcot In con-
f.ni ity with tho contract obtained
L .inn firm May 10 1921. nnproxl
i iv a year ago.
7 a contract Is n part of tho gen-
tlll nvliiK In Kendall. Other
i'f l'- havu liccn completed but
p. . ih rrmnlns n stretch Ken-
. declared It 'Is a sea of mild.
T0 iifke ninttcra worse ihu street
ar Inic traverses this street and
.f p a heavy rain natrons of the
rL t rnllwny nro forced to wnde
I i id to mich their cars
s ...iklng for Tlbbctts & l'tenrnnt
Plciiuint oxpiainert Friday
g I he delay had been caused
ly m. street rnuway cniupany n
fnllur" to inovo Us trirHis from ono
nil to tho mlddlo or tho street
jlm'worknifn can do nothing toward
fulfilling tho contract until tho
tia' ks aro In place ho advised the
(on'i'i!"sloncrfl and tho Kfiidnllltes.
i en ill" other hand II Illllmrn
nip. rli tendent of tho Tulsa Street
lU)lay company declnred his coin-iia-iy
agreed wjth I'lmmtit shortly
ft. r Hie conlrnct woh let that the
tijv.rK should lio laid on ono sldu
fust and tho trnrka would then bo
nocd to tho middle so tiio other
ilde rf tho street could bo paved.
Tlifro tho matter rested until tho
commission took action It appoint
td C omnilssloncrs O A. Btelncr and
Jl V. Ncwblock and City Knglnecr
C 1. Qrlggs to represent tha city
and Jialph J. Lamb M. I Cooley
mid Oeorgo M. IJunaway to repro-
nt Kendall. Theso six men nro to
meet immediately nnd tovlso a plan
ly winch tho difficulties surround-
Ins tho paving of Seventh street may
lie removed "and tho contract ful-
filled. Dropiicd Dead nt Church
jpul.l to Ths World.
ritVOn. April H. Tlie funeral
of John Itanston was held hero
Tuesday afternoon. The deceased
died Sunday mornln just nt tho
rloso of tho church services In the
Baptist church of heart failure. II
-m ono of tho pioneer citizens of
this place.
No. 333. CURTIS BROWN'S own brand
Pure Thread Silk
Women's Hose
A Itcgiilnr $2.30 Vnluo
Twcho kirn lids of natural liutrr silk)
cr'y fine even wrnTcj 8-lncli llnrii
top: reinforced linen' too lied and
solo lilrli Insure- cxtrn vtenr. Slcs
8 to 10. Colors African hriiwn null
faun griiy Itusslati cnlf lilnck and
while.
Curtis Bron)n a
Tulsa's Livcst Leading Men's Store.
First Showing
Saturday April 15
of the
NEW PHOENIX
WOMEN'S
SILK FIBER VESTS
Selling at
$1.95
These RIB-KN1T gnrments arc made of the very
best materials obtainable so as to assure durability
elegance and satisfaction. Their elasticity guar-
antees perfect fit.
No special washing instructions are necessary.
Curtis Brow)n (So-
Tulsa's Livcst Leading Men's Store
That's Settled Anyway
Curtis Brown Leads iw Shirts
Yesterday's sale captured the town. We didn't get
quite all the business but we richly deserved it
and we expect a greater Shirt business today
We spent a full week in
the New York market as-
sembling these select silk
shirty and we hoarded up
ihe best values in all of New
York City.
We passed up the low
grade makes and low quali-
ty fabrics.
And here again today
only we offer the remaining
stocks nearly 1500 pure silk
shirts splendid $10 values
at
$C.95
Neat Patterns only
Heavy Crcpc Wlillo Crepe.
Jlrondelcilln Wlillo Jcrsojj
.Itrwy KIIUk Ioomrrnft Silk
I'ccrless Crept- Satin &trlc MILm.
And fine quality
imported woven madras
Shirts
$3.50 and $4 values at
$1 .95
Fane colors fine Mltclilinr full sUo
liich kliirt fully guaranteed.
Tulsa's Livcst Leading Men's Store
(SLOTHES INT KG HIT Y
rfXVKRlENCE dictates the
' 171 standards to which
our merchandise must con-
form. There in a ft differ-
ence between experience and
experiment.
Dobb's5th
Ave. Fine
Hats
SHOWING the
new creations
for spring with a
slightly broader
brim than a year
ago; in all the
popular colors and
trimmings; a
choice selection is
presented to
you at v)D
PHOENIX
Silk
Hose
WITH tho ad-
vent of tho
oxford season most
men will turn to
Sillc Hosiery and
here la tho logical
store for them.
Particularly inter
esting in a slnglo
selection
nt
75c
B K &. Co.
$50 $55 $60 and $65
eimer
At Curtis Brown's Special Price
Kuppenh
Suits
True economy is determined by long service thoroughly satisfac-
tory service. Long-wearing pure wool fabrics perfect and lasting
fit the stylish appearance of good tailoring these are obtained only
when you pay enough to make them certain.
Today you can get the finest clothes made Kuppenheimer tailored Kuppcnheimer
styled Curtis Brown priced at $44.65. It is significant that our values and prices are not
equaled elsewhere.
Two-Trouser
Suits
r $37.50 values
Specially priced
$42.50 values
Regardless of our high-quality standards our prices are specially priced
the lowest in the Southwest and these suits with two pairs 01
trousers practically doubles the life of tho suit. They last twice
as long and always a fresh pair ready to slip on. A recent pur-
chase brings these great values just in time for Easter. See them.
Tulsa's Livest Leading Men'a Store
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