Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-12

even undertake to purchase foreign OF art do
shopping or collect antiques, If asked to do so.
"AHd the woman who has never travelled abroad
and is confused by the suggestions offered by friends
ms to what to take with her, how much luggage and
what to leave behind, will find us invaluable, | feel
sure' she said I'VE will give suggestions as to every
detail of the toilet required for any journey, whether
It be to the tropics for winter the Far East for sew
eral years II she desires II will also purchase and
Jack this wardrobe for her
One OF most interesting features Is the close at
tenon we give to New York art sales Upon request
we will attend any specified sale, make purchases
will notify clients when certain sales to be held and
will tell them the really good things being offered
The Time Saver weeded out of the batch of letters
dozen or more pertaining to the home It's decoration
and refumlshng
ITS like the household column In the home page
of newspaper remarked the professional Time
Saver 1--WE asked to do almost everything.
Here Is woman who begs us to help her restore
an old fashioned farmhouse in Connecticut and she
wants to keep It In It's original lines, both archl.
tecturally and in the furnishings
Another writes to ask our assistance In refresh.
ing her town house, and here is one who wants
pointers on mountain bungalow decorations
"But can you do all thsY queried the visitor.
House Decoration, Too.
"Of course we cam replied the Time Saver. "Thls
ls one Of our strongest points We can furnish a
color scheme for decorations, restore old furniture
and hangngs, redecorate your was-ln fact attend
to any Of the professional duties OF the artistic
decorator, and we Of pleasing our clients,
whether they want simple little mountain bungalow
outhtted or an ocean palace adorned"
The other letters In the mornings mail seemed to
deal with requests to revise manuscripts and find
publishers, to investigate genealogles, to furnish lists
Of schools Of art, music and the drama, Of colleges,
universities and seminares.
Don't forget to look at our dietc kitchen before
you go" admonlshed the Time Saver and she led the
way to the room adjoining the ashes Of studio
and displayed not without PRIDE the most complete
little kitchen imaginable.
"rhis Is where we have prepared all kinds OF
nutritious and wholesome foods for invalids and
valescents" she explained "and II Is all done under
the supervision OF on excellent detic cook and under
the orders OF physician
"And don't forget also" she added as the visitor
began to descend the long stairs "tfat we have lots
of requests in person that we give especial atten-
ton to the historical side Of New York | almost
forgot to mention that We have trained guides on
our stan, whom we employ for persons desiring 10
visit the historical sites of New York and to hunt up
the old landmarks in Its vicinity II you are inter
ested IN old Dutch or Colonial New York we viii
that you are given opportunity TO see and study
Frances Tavern, Trinity Church, the Sub Treasury,
the Washington Irving country and Sleepy Hollow,
Tarrytown and Irvngton, Edgar Allan Poes cot.
tage at Fordham, Julia Ward Howes home, in Petit
coat lane, aud anything else having a historical In.
terest
"And In modern New York guides will take you
TO the Wall street district the Stock Exchange, the
Curb Exchange, the United States Custom House, all
the parks and dryeways, the famous bridges, Brook
lyns Navy YARD, the steamboat lines Ellis Island the
Geological and Botanical gardens the Aquarium libra.
rics famous churches aud restaurants the MetropolI
tan Museum and the Museum OF Natural History and
any Of the high towers on the business buildings"
And all this business and sight seeing Is being man.
aged by two young women, whose brains to sup
ply the ways OF saving not hours but days and weeks
for other people who too rushed to attend to tho
doing Of It themselves.