The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 162, Ed. 1 Friday, April 7, 1916 Page: 3 of 12
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A PWMl plea from the]when chaperone* for tha event
president general of the Uiugh-j "’HI bf> Mr* Fred Parkinson and
tera of the American Revolution j Mll,s Uel,or^
who are campaigning for aid for ■ The Hint. Hrlioot iVtmna rtub
the starving Belgians, was aent m*t Thursday and elected* the
Mrs. Donnelly Reid, who will following officers: President,
respond with an extra special Mr*. \V. \V. Morris; vice presl-
progrum at her weekly dansant dent. Mr*. D. A. I'anran; secre-
Haturday evening at the Dee- **ry' Mrs. J. F. Poole; treasurer,
ilucklne. At that time the pub- Mr,"’ 5’lai'rt‘‘ K Hensley. Dele-
lie will be welcome to the ro- £at? »“ ,hf ^eration. Mre. R.
KTu»TSSS. "!> rr ’<•'»««»«,«•'
c . i ■. Mm nHvanooti .... ROfifll hOUT thf* <'!ub W8S CIlt6r-
nill wm advanced pu-,ulned ,n fh(> auditorium wife
u lit* ” en«emhio iff, h ^1<’Jrpr n musical program by the school
\i M*inri I?r8.u?nbre nuniMl** orchestra and girls and boyt
Marjorie Bruener, dramatic read- glee club
er. will then appear in the west: O O O
French window, overlooking the! _ .__ ,
halls and rotunda and recite Th™‘\ ,n"rr. /. "'•j
GoV.^fme" ODenNow'”1VeDurn W“* ^‘h-.t Mrs R M. F,^
- Ingd her IdftXd ^iumI * {j** E^^artl^^antlM^^C* C ^Ut-'
hav^^omis0/. ,Wl'° “Tbfck were elected to n.embeJ-j
r a ,d Wl11 ^ bu8> ohlP. Plano music was fur-
p nnlng Belgian flags on the au-! n,ghpd Mrg, K. Flln-Py Kave |
dlenee and receiving donations a book review of "The Call of i
for the relief fund. At 9 o’clock the Wild.’* Two course luncheon
tno dansant will open and served. HI ok Homing be-
tween the numbers will be "The j Konlns (h). f ]ub fiOWPr, dpP.
Yania Yanm Oirls Tambourine” j orated the table. In two weeks
dance by the class in ecstume: the club will meet with Mrs.
song, "Who’ll Buy These Flags,” Della George, 1118 West Main-
by Miss Frnm Woodrum; "Rus- st.
slan Ballet." class, with fealure! O O O
by Miss Nina Penn; "Jockey]
Dance,” by class; solo dance, by
Miss Penn; Spanish solo dance,
T Miss Harriet Colcnrd. and spec-
ial dance by Miss Gillian Tid-
ntm. The girls making up Mrs.
Reid's class are Misses Edith
Robbins. Frances Riddle. Harriet
and OadIJnh Colcord, Helen Gup-
How to Have Beautiful Feet
- Whoa* Fmrt Ara Har Fa
Givaa Pamlara.
•Jamaa. la tha card gams tap
I scores were won by Mrs. J. W.
1 A. Hutrhtnas and Mrs. Nawlla.
Neat week Mrs. Obarlea Ousta-
ssn will eatertaln.
rattan
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ft
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CYNTHIA GREY
Q YYhnt will msks yellow teeth
whits? 1 hrttsb mine carefully but
cannot remedy the rotor f2> I
weigh lie pout <le ami I nm t feet
antt one-hslf Inch In hrlsht, am I
too heavy? Minnie Merle.
A. til Vse peroxlue on your
teeth. This will bleach them un-
less ihe color Is due to medldivf
or something else you take that
stains them. Cl The maximum
weight for a woman 5 feet 1
inch tall Is 138 pounds, so yon
are considerably too heavy.
naally aaa Mart ad oat;
"There’s something
here."
•Sure." Answered Aba. tbs
light of understanding flashing
in bln eyes, “its bees-aeon!”
NAME WATSON AND NEW
«» < Sited Press.
Indianapolis, April Repute-
lirana In state convention here
nominated James E. Watsoo and
Harry H. New as candidates for
j Ihe Cnlted States senate, Wat-
I *on for the short term and New
j f»>r the long term.
| ORDER 4»F AMARANTH.
Oklahoma City Court No. 1.
Mrs. It. M. Furrey of 4’handler
is a guest of her son and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Furrey. She
will remain several weeks.
o o o
Tin* Lazy Daisy club met
Thursday with Mrs. T. A.
Cheatham, whose home was gay
with |dnk and white carnations,
ton, Martha. McCarty, Laura; Kxtra guests were Mines. Charles
Dean Thomas, Katherine Nash. Tyler, j W. Eller, J. H. Cant-
.Tanet Stuart. Frances Donnelly,; ion anfj jr. a. Rice. In a contest 1 Pryor. M. Dawedoff, A. I.. Welsh. D. Smtli
Nina Penn. Riant he Hutcheson. Mrs. Pascal Enos won the favor. ] M. Glcbar, J. D. Morris. J. A. to attend.
IIV ANNA I'AVGOWA,
The Famous Kv anion Premiere
llanseuse.
Care of one’s feet is simple,
hut I have found that there are
certain things that must be done
and many people do not know
about them.
For one, do not neglect any
diseases of the feet.
High heels and Ill-fitting ahoea
are among the causes of fallen
arches.
Hemeniber. Irritation without
heat will turn the skin of the
feet dark. So w ill frequent use j engaged she should keep her In-
of hot water or steam. jdependence by having more than
It might be well to remember j onp friend. Then she Is able to
sign of ingrow ing toe nails or of also that tight fitting shoes are j do a„ gbe |dPasP(, and not be sub-
tile forming of corns or bunions apt to affect the disposition as ] j^ted to Just such little trying
Have them attended to linmedl- well as health. They often «fe j tblriKe a* this. (3» Art gum.
atey. the real cause of a red no***, obtainable at any stationery
Remember, comfortable foot- which, of course, is dreaded by ] Ptore (41 Better send to a
wear and hose will best prevent women. | ciPanprg The work Is much
I j more nicely done and tbe cost
Clark, K. Alex Wells, J. W. | Furrey. E. B. Morrison and C. j very small. 4 5 > Many colors.
The hostess the club plate. Re- - Matthews, F. J. Nance of Clin- O O O
freshnients were served. The ton, K. K. Townsend, M. U. Mrs. M. I.. Turner was hostess
club will meet in two weeks with Armstrong, A. H. Armstrong, R- Thursday to the Briuge club Her
Mrs. Enos. 224 West Potta-] S. Rowland. M. 11. Rhoades.! extra guests v.erc Mrs. Berch
watoniic.
o o o
Erma Woodrum, Manilla Sutltff,
Dorothy Roney, Muriel Towler.
Rlilie Knox, and Dorothy H-en-
eley. The young ladies who will
assist Mrs. Held will be Misses
Margaret and Caroline C'olcord.
Blanche Claigett. Ethelyn John-
aon. Eunteo Stuart. Mary Frances music,
Schaffer. I.Illian Tidman, E’hel day night at the Musk-al Art in-
I<ehr, Mary and Eunlre Ganna- stitute by Mr. Charles Haublel
way, Marie Johnson and Helen I head of the piano department o' j for (he meeting In one month
Pettee. I that school, was postponed until
Collections will be taken Sun- Monday evening, orvlng to th
Members requested especially light gray, cream and
white.
Q I am bothered with black-
heads which become festered. <’an
you give a remedy? - T. V.
James” Ariiott and Miss Helen I Burnett of Sapulpa Mr. Horne* !,folfowin”a
Harris. Favors •» cards were V^on «d Mr. ,tm, Turner. Top oppn|n|( ,hP pimplM_ with a s,er-
Tlie lecture recital on popular w; n by Mmes. Ellis Chadwick, ! I™™5 were won hy.Mrs. { ,,PP(jiP Precipitate of sul-,
isle, to have been given Thurs- j. T. McClelland. Harry E. Young ' I iam Brooks and Mrs Harry "‘arJ^hm; tincture of cam-’
and Miss Alice Oldnnm. Mrs
Nance won guest favor. Hostess 's
« day In several churches for th°1 I'ad weather. The few musk
? Belgium relief and at all ser-! lover, who braved the rain, for
vires at St. Joseph’s cathedra’ an opportunity to hear Mr.
Mrs. Ro4d and a number of Haublel, were well repaid. liow-
Uelper. will receive contributions, ever, as ho gave a delightful lit -
Those assisting will be Misses: He program for their benefit
Florence and Irene O’Neil. E th- Hfs first number was that weird,
er Voegeli, Ethel Sullivan and j fascinating ’’Dance of Death.”
other prominent church workers. Salnt-^aens-Glzst. After which
^ ,5 | he played with his usual fine
The Country club dance an-] understanding Chopins ballad in
nouneed for Saturday will not ’ "0,P,!‘h ,the *saT, ro,7'
V^ lintii Anrii 1*; J !>0Ser s Etude In A flat. H.
^ ^ ' | concluded the program with r
Mr. Charles llaubiel, pianist,! of request;numbers,
and sister. Miss Felice Haublel. I T|lp K_ IUM, N> Crochet cluh
reader, will go out to Bethany
was entertained Thursday
tonight to give a coneert pro- E C Smith Mrs Ed Jon «
gram under the auspices of the WM* a spCpclal gu69‘t ' MrV j C\
Holiness college. j Tolland, whose mother died in
Lawton Tuesday, was extended
o o o
Tbe I/onp Year club will donee sympathy of the club. Needle-
6t. the Armory Saturdat n g it Work was followed by music, fur-
nished by Mmes. A. R. Sparks
H£VE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
BE B1TTFR LOOKING—TAKE
OLIVE TABLETS
by
Pe
Robert Pearson and A. T. Wlld-
Clauge of Pittsfield, 111., and
Mrs. Townsley additional guests.
Mrs. James Sulloway won the
top score favor. Gunoheon was
served. The dub will meet In
two weeks with Mrs. Charles
Derr.
o o o
jeved. Vocal numbers were
given Mrs. J. G. Prigmore and
piano selections by Mrs. Alva R , .
O Moore Mrs. Fred Fessler: , ’ . .
v*. .mjuic. ___ ... I bers were furnished during the
man The club plate Was uiver i?0"./favor In a ■ ■ • - ; afternoon by Mrs. Nicelv and
the*1' hostess w’hose daughte" Lucile Londcn was a Kue8t'
Elsie assisted in serving lunch
eon. April 20 the club will meet
with Mrs. Sparks.
a o o
Mrs. John McDonald entertain-
ed the Savoy Auction club Thurs-
extra guests being
ff your t« yellow—pomrlexion pniiid
!o,ij».. ivcteit -fcppptitr poor—you liav*
S had tnatc ill yoi.r month—a lazy, no- ^ ^
yoo.l I('»■]'nr—yeu should t*ke Oliie Tats- ‘
nr. rdwaula’ oliyi Tahirta—* »nh*titut« Mines C J. White, .>. B. Finch
for caJorrcl—wcic prepared bv Or. Kdwards and C. K. Keillp. Hi SCOTeF
after 3 7 riars study with his patients, were V.’On by Mrs. Kamp and
Dr. Fdw'pv oihe Tablets are a pure- Mrs. C. E. Leg' and low by Mrs.
Jr v«c*utt« cnmioun.. mixed with olive McDonald. In two weeks Mrs.
od. you wd UI.OS- them bv their ol.v. Harry p,att wi„ pntertain.
Ci>!or.
o o o
SURE, ABE KNEW THAT
BUSINESS WAS ROTTEN 1
/fy United t'rcn*.
sSt. Paul. Minn.. April 7.—
When public health officials! I
called at the little clothing store j
SrE .............
heil and Mrs E K Kin . d «tjThe money received will be used , „f the Seventh-st ghetto, they i
the home of t e . | to start the fund for educational had a hard time making the]
Q . j loan purposes. This is the first i proprietor understand that they.
Mrs. S. A, Y. Ilowell left this | 0f a SPrjPS 0f entertainments i come to investigate reports of an!
morning for a 10 days’ visit with ] that will lie given fer the same
relatives in Fcr( Cobb. j purpose.
o o o i o o o
Mrs. A. YV. YVoodmancy was Circle one of Maywood Pres-
hostess Thursday to the Holly. hvterian church will have a sil-1
Embroidery club, her additional ver tea Tuesday afternoon from
guests being Mmes. George Ben-; 2 to n o’clcck at the home of
offensive odor from his store. |
They told hint as best they |
could. He couldn’t understond.;
It yon w*nt n cl»*r. nink nkin. hrieht __, ,
yvts. no idrirl**. * ferlin* of buoyancy and Mrs. < harles Glntlii- nett. J. C. Gilliland, H. M. Mrs. Claude March. 320 East
hkc^hiiUh-.-d o*y.. you mart «et at tne cum, 1604^ l.inwood.^ ^111 enter- Ford and \y R. jarrett. Needle- Tenth-st. Members and friends
’ ' n r ** J Work was followed by a contest invited.
in which favors were won by' O O O
Mrs. Homer J. Wilkin and Mrs. I Mrs. James Brundrit enter-
Earl Campbell, the first, a box'tained the Thursday One o'clock
of
tain the J. O. C. club tonight.
Dr. Pflward*' Plivr Tablets act on the O O O
liver rn«l bow*-** likr raloniel—vet have no rr». .__a P
cJan-.otM after efficta. rhe Ciaictc club mot at the
They (I.rt the Ml, sod overcome con- Gee-Hucking hotel Thursday aft-
»tip«tion. Tt.at's whv million. o( Do... ernoon with Mmes. H. A. Tcll-
*« .obi tpnu.iiv at ioc and 2&c p*r box. man, Sigmund Goldstein. Ge Roy
Ail dmntsts. Sadler, A. A. McDonald as hos-
.lexl ns rill?;. *W# “* “*• tosses. Additional guests were
lire Olive TiV.Vt Companv. Cnlnmbtia. O. * MrtiPS. A. B. Snodgrass, G. \\ .
Heals Skin Diseases
It la unneceiiaary for you to suffer with • |
err.enta, ringworm, rashes and similar skin ,
troubles. A little nemo, (rotten at any |
drug etore for 26c. or $1.00 for extra '
large bottle, apd promptly applied will
w ...... _ ____ ______ w x usually give instant relief from itching
stationery, and the second, j Bridge Luncheon club yesterday, j ^rdtu"h„,„11 ild Mfi«7vcl‘y' mo.t j
an ivory picture frame, Mrs. L. ; her special guests being Mmes | skin diaeaeea.
Zemo is a wonderful disappearing liquid f
and does not emart the mo«t delicate
akin. It ia not greasy, ie easily applied j
and costa little. <iet it today and save j
all further distress.
Zemo. Cleveland.
H. Turner furnished readings.: Claude Nowlin, Lee Craig, Clell
Mrs. J. YV. YVhitsell piano mini- R'nner. M. h. Spitler, B. Bar-
bers, and the h stess selections bridge. M. M. Bowers, and Bert
on the mandolin. Two-course
shell like it
luncheon was served. Mrs. Tur-
ner assisted the hostess. April
; 20 Mrs. Wilkin will entertain.
o o o
The Clover l.-onf Embroidery
i club was entertained Thursday]
by Mrs. Shirley Qurolla, with a i
fcur-course one o’clock luncheon '
of attractive appointments. A 1
big basket of jonquils tied with S
yellow tulle formed the center ”
. Iieice for the table, nut basket'
were tied with yellow and place!
cards were of jcnqitll design. ,
Yellow candles under yellow
shades completed the color note.
In a contest following needle-
work hour. Mrs. H. T. Reuter j
won a yellow boudoir cap as ;
first favor. Mrs. A. Halverson : -
received ecnsolniion gift. Extra
guests were Mmes. F. P. Ren-
der. R. K. Randall. Will Patten
of Edmond, I W. Gilbert. H.
J. Shaver. Mis, Irene Shaver
assisted the hos*--»s. Mrs. N
R. Shanks will entertain In two
weeks.
COO
\||pgrs Yinica- 'l-.ih •»!>*• en-
t»rtained a- the Country Clni
YY'edncsday by Mr* .Tame® E
«i'arpe. Miss Bess Stewart wn-
u special gnept. tt-s T,aw retie-
Kellogg wen top score at card'
The hostess for nev week will
he .nnounrd !r,"'r.
o o o
The Dnugtiteis ,,f the Ymerl-
can Revolution will mee; at
o’clock Wednesday affernoo-
with Mrs. Joseph HucUins at th
Ge.- Kurkins hotel
Selling station- for ’flag-tag’
lay. tomorrow. Will he establish-
'd at the followin' dowTow
a-e-.s Pettee. Kerr. Scot • -
Halliburton. Robert Sco t. \V st-
all. Boston Wilson and the Ge*
Haikins.
O O O
M)«. *i. It. YY *rden'« Sfidx-
y’.... o» • e F »’ M F
don’t you
doit?
WHEN Tor TI¥I*K OF TANDY
THINK OF THE
Empress Candy Shop
W« havA the bent hlpfh prrade
^'hocolaten. Reception Straws.
Luncheon Patties and Home-
made CandieH.
“THE TASTE TEI.LS”
111 West Main.
Maple SON
Fitch’s Quality Grocery
Walnut 775
510 North llrou«la «-
TO THE MOTHERS:
< »ften you have occasion to send the children to the grocery
If you are busy with your houHehold duties it is usually uncon*
venient for you to dress and go to town. If much an emergency
ever happens in your household. Just send the little ho\ or girl
to our Kro*'**r> We won't palm oft some poor grocfri* s ar.d
in^n's op them beenuee y«. e warit to make friends with the little
toll
ill litIM
We want you to know that it s perfeetly safe for you either to
telephone your order in or send your ehildran
\'. •• ('p rr- only high class poods < »ur price* are as low an
we r .* ii poPHild’ -rike tlieni and s' 11 retain a 4lecent profit N'•»n
know we ii usk h a \a little profir in order to pay the interest
If you are busy y» ith vour househ*»I^2 duties it Is usually ln<‘f»n-
wiiEe due us a trial K R KIT*’H
Ordvr •( Amaranth, will hold alTtenr* will tew IwItlaUww
mwwtlng Saturday .vcnlng at • | frewhmawU.
Buy Your Easter
Bonnet Now—
Owr mllllnory .Iim I* tetri? blama-
In* with th* (itmI of r.owaroa hata
aam* »r# lumbar—and othara ara
)u*t a* tirlaht and beautiful oa thoy
ran b*.
•racial, lot row batvwoat mw
RYAN MIGLINERY
It AWCADW.
Q in After a boy h** hrlprd
■ girl on with hrr coat la »h» rx-
prctril to n.nat hint In like man-
ner” (2i I have tieen recelvln* the
attention* of « t*oy for sometime
hut we nre not enaaKeil A few
iilgtPe »*o he brought another gtrt
to call l>o you think he hail •
right to <to that” He luia naked me
not to accept attentions from other
young men Should I mention the
oeeurrence to hint” (It What will
remove pencil tnerke from felt”
fjt How run I rlettn a white straw
hut? («> What colored footwear
will he worn this Hummer?—Three
Olrl*.
A. (I) It I* not neceiBary.
but In hrr home It I* very *ra-
cloux. <2» Hr wa» rather crude
to do thTs, especially tf Ihe young
lady had received no Invitation
front you. Men are often
thoughtle*a In »uch matter*, but
you are very foolish to give up
other company, t’nlesx a girl Is
lam I 4 Vat
• Yard
An odd lot of
Insertion and
eorne Kdge* at
tne very *peo-
r»l price Sat-
ur«lay. fa* ii
yard .....SC I!
Klr»t Floor
8TOHIC OPKJiU AT S A. M.—CGOHKR AT • P. M.
rtUCCE5saps to rm mki un co
4 Rntraneen: a on Main; 1 oa Haryey; I leodlag to Terminal.
Knknl4et«4
Koch.
1 In lengths af
m and
4<4
yards; eyelet
xnd Colbert da-
eigne.
let!
regularly
j; the yard.
In
!l thle ante.
each
|J pleca.
J only ....
25c
Sale of Women’s Smart Spring Hats
Trimmed and Untrimmed
(IN THE BASEMENT SAMPLE STORE)
Women who have visited the great Basement Section know
something of the many new hat faahlon* that we hare Intro-
duced thin season at prior* that apell the biggest savings. Cer-
tainly the fascinating diversity of Spring Millinery ha* been
highly exemplified In the basement store. But to the point—
Street end Dress Hats All Day Saturday at
$1, $2.50 and $3
The first group or special lot at 91.00 Include# bow and
striking Ideas In fascinating turbans, medium and Urge sailors
and various other shapes. All are well trimmed with flowers
and ribbons and every model Is authoritative. Truly the most
remarkable trimmed hat offering of the ISIS £e aa
season at only ..................................^l.UU
UNTRIMMED HATS
50c and $1.00
will be Muie.snSN.nS. Sherman! TLe -iel.l-n |;ule rlul. «»» «r- ^y “f'"ft T,'!*" (o^opeiT th-
jr \V G. Maupin, Mike Don- j ganized Thursday at the home WB"n
nelly and C. R. Fhelps «•* Mrs. W. G. Robbins. Bus!- - Pores-__
O O O 'ncsa matters occupied the after- W<1 are going to have nn
Miss Midlie Cherry was hostess 1 noon at the close of which lun- A,,ri) |.-00i party soon. In onv club ]
ThM.7fhn ,, V pi..i, ..-ith cheon was served. April 19 rAulrt you suggeat some or,
Thursday to the G. T. Cluh, wun Schiossor will en-' Jolly form of entertainment ?—B. D.
Mrs. Fenstone and Miss Anna ^ala ’ &cn‘°8Ser wlu en i 3 a. You are late for an April]
_ I Fool party, why not have an
Mrs. c. 1? )Vw« host*** Easter affair. All the decora-!
Thursday at the silver tea given <lons ln the ahoP8 "" 80
by the educational and philan-! running and «. eaB,1>' .
thropic committees of the City Refreshments to° fa" b ,
Federation. Her home was at-!0'1' *° nicely with Easter sug-j
j tractively decorated with quan- i ^estions, and you could * * |
•' titios cf lilacs and violets The i amusing. The menu could be all
TbT,,°HR' Mrs""? 7tr I '""'e had for a central dJ^! served egg fashion. Confections
Thursday by Mrs. _G Y Parker b bow] vlo|ets. in egg shells oroquets in egg,
and .Mrs. C. M. Baker at the t Daughertv Dresident shells, etc. The ices could be In |
home of the former. It being ■ • federaa“* ^ individual moulds representing|
flower day ‘n the club a talk M Di„e preslded at thp 8Pr. eggs. Games could be Easter egg,
00 i'ha‘,line by )''L„.aan vice. Assisting In the hospitali-1 roll, the same as usually onjoyrdj
of the Civic association was en- Ueg wprp 0athjn^ Walker, by little folks, and other Easter^
F. A. YVhartenby. H. G. Hatfield, games for children.
John Nicely, Otis Geers and
S. Brown. Piano num-
At $2.50 and $3.00
In this splendid assortment you
will see the nobbiest of street
and dress millinery In small hats,
medium hats, large hats and be-
•ween sixes. Flowers and ribbons
used In profusion and every hat
n special value for Saturday only.
And please remember In the
Ilateement Sample Htore.
A diversity of newest frames or
shapes In practically all colors.
Garge and medium styles. Includ-
ing pretty sailors, and also the
small turbans. No woman want*
Ing an untrlmmed hat can afford
to overlook this apodal sale.
Two (foapi of pretty Dresses and the newest model Saits are also specially
priced in the basement store. Dresses worth $9.75 at $7.75; Drosses worth $12 and
$15.00 at $9.75; suits worth $12 to $14 at $9.75.
Remnant Day
In the Basement
A large quanity of choice remnants, con-
sisting of calicos, percales, ginghams and
outings, from one to six yards ln length,
have been assembled In the Gower Price
Basement for a clearaway Saturday at
EXACTLY’ HALF PRICE.
10c Muslin at 7Hc Yard—Another excep-
tionally fine offering ln the Gower Price
Basement. F*ull bleached muslin In ‘‘mill
ends” so that we can sell the 10c quality at
one-fourth off the regular price.
Thermsx Electric Irena—Complete In every
respect and reduced frotji $3.35 to $2.00.
(In the Basement.)
Drugs and Toilet Goods
Underpriced Saturday
Oriental Cream, $1.50 slsa, special at only Mo.
Daggett and RamsdolFa Cold Cream, 50c also,
at 80c.
Bensoln Almond lotion, !6o stse at 10c.
Pompeiian Massage Cream, 60e alse at SSt.
Canthrox Shampoo, 60c sise at 88c.
Dorln Rouge Brunetto, 60c stse at 800.
Nadine Face Powder, ln flesh, white and bru-
nette, 60c site, special at 88c.
Xonnpl, for perspiration, 50c slse, special at 88c
Mennen’s Borated and Violet Talcnm Powder,
two cans for 28c.
Massatta, Field Violet and Swoot Poos Talcum
—Gasoil's, special lie.
(Toilet Goods, First Floor.)
L
An Accumulation of Women’s Blouses at 50 Cents
They’ll all be out on a big table on the fourth floor bright and early Saturday morning.
Any woman who thinks more of a few dollars than she does the placing of a button or the turn
of a collar will profit by this sale. Practically a dozen materials and numerous styles. Glnens,
cotton crepes, flaxon, batiste, voiles, etc., etc. High and low necks, short and long sleeves;
some tailored plain with pockets; others with tucked fronts; many trimmed ln dainty (fgv
valcnclennos and other laces. Rome slightly mussed and soiled, of course, as the
result of display but not one that Is not an exceptional value at Saturday's price of.....
$1.25 Stamped Lunch Cloths
Specially Priced at 98 Cents
Thirteen piece nets consisting of one 24-
Inrh centerpiece, half a dozen tumbler dollies
and six plate dollies. Madeira patterns stamped
on white linen.
7»c Value for 2®c—Hemstitched linen
crash squares, suitable for porch tables. 36
inches In size.
80c 8lain|xxl Pillow Tops at 28c—Ready
made and finished with braid cross stitch de-
sign.
’Tis Children’s Day
Gessons In art needlework will he given
children from 9 to 11 Saturday morning and
from 2 to 4 Saturday afternoon. A freP les-
son with each purchase of 25c at the art
counter. (Art Section, First Floor.)
Women’s 25 Cents Aprons
Saturday at 15c
Women's aprons made of checked glnv-
hams of bluo and white, with low nocka, short
sleeves and belts across backs. Aprons made to
sell at 25c priced for one day—Saturday—at
only 18c.
48c GINGHAM PETTICOATS
SPECIAL SATURDAY AT 20c
These are women’s short pettlooats, mads of
gray and blue stripe ginghams and priced un-
usually low for a quick disposal. (Fourth
Floor.)
85c to $1.25 Allover Lace 75c Yd.
In whits and ecru, 36 Inches wide, for
blouses and sleeves. (First Floor.)
Oklahoma City is Enthusiastic About this
Great Silk Sale
Tkpy will bv rh*» Inivfrs $om$ day and we expert to pt;tv
s iif hr Tbprpforp yv♦*’!I $* vpnt iii 11 j have them he ruftoincra
Silks At 83c Yard
Striped. checked and plaid
silk* that are beautiful and ln
Sreat demand for dresses, waists
and suits. In this lot you will
•Ind fancy taffetas with satin
stripe’ , Ixiulsines, Foulards and.
If tact many other weaves and
colors. Silks made to retail at
$1.00 and $1.25 under
old conditions Priced
now at only yard .....
83c
Silks At $1.38 Yard
New high grade 3C-lnc.h fancy
silks in many beautiful ligat and
dark color combinations and
effects. All the spring and
Bummer shades represented. Sat
in striped taffetas, plaid taffetas
warp printed taffetas; blacks and
blues with stripes and checks
fhlks that will he quoted la’er
on at $2 on, priced
now at only
yard . .........
$1.38
-4
p\pB;,ttf bv M*"* r A Von«-
•;2$ z+x+n'H-** I
I Siov.«?e» *..i t** 3iine= J- L*
MAMMA
The High
School Grocery
Is Koine t<‘ vne coffee ]
SATTRIvn’
T^t’s vo feet a cup It
w I! *,*• good a* evert-
th'flg e'le they have
- good
Mat. Ill*
PENDLETON & LAYNE —
Rich Black Silks That Are Favorites Always
tO-iorli Itlark Glilffon Taffeta «t 51.UK; Y »lue 82.00 Y’ard—
Firmly woven and possessing a rich, radiant finish, for suits, dreaas*
and separate skirts. Lt this group vou "ill also find Biat k Satin
Duchesse, R!a< k I’eatt d« Sole and Black Moire, g 1 O C
all 36-inches wide and all at only, yard ............ t) 1. J J
ftO-lneh Block Faille, for Suits. Snirt* and Coats, aperlal at $1.25
yard.
JOl Im h Block Chiffon Tuffeto—Also 8 6-lnrh Block Mena Has.
special at 81.18 yard.
:IA-Inch Coating Hrngaltnce, ln Mack only, *t 81.10. Instead of
$2 90 yard.
ff-lmli Block Suiting Hntln. worth $? 00 yard, special at $3.1$.
Silk Sal*. First Floor, Was’ Aisle, t
The Sale of Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hosiery at 98c
z* ond instalment of a rremr. • wnnV ' pur. , t >4i- **«. »nrj CiB^lW
Or(j»r* Man n.ack* and » **•» ns a* c*»'or^ of Huh? ard darr irt^V, K'nf i Aim#, win#
i jfiint rora) <’"{** nl- » and ant and dark 'in1 »Firal Floor $
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Parker, G. B. The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 162, Ed. 1 Friday, April 7, 1916, newspaper, April 7, 1916; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc859501/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.