Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-09

getting what Il does not want IN
the majority of millinery shops there
should be put up the sign. These hats
must be sold, regardless OF faces the
latter word as substitute Tor prices
Probably, 1t Is asking too much OF
human nature Tor salesWonah Win
persuasive manner to keep the
lapple-faced woman from buying the
drum majors hat, when the girls Nv
ing depends on the amount or sales
made during the day; and as human
nature Is thus constituted, II Is much
wiser for the individual to learn what
hat she must avoid, what hat she
should buy, and override thru author
ity and knowledge whatever persua-
sivencss is poured into her ear.
IL is not possible to lay down laws
for the buying OF hats. The TIT OF a
nose. the droop of an eyebrow, would
smash every rule conceived ana eN-
pressed II woman cannot learn
! how 90 buy hat. she should take up
the study until she is letter perfect
and she will save time. vitality, tenn
per and money! quartet that Is
| sorely needed for more serious affairs
IN these days.
| 1t is also quite useless to tell people
TO determine their choice OF nat by
their ages. There are women OF 90
who, can wear the broad -brimmed
sailor made for the girl of 20, and
there are women of 80 who should
really be put into bonnet and strings.
Age has little to do with dressing to-
pday. probably less so than ever before.
No one objects to n grandmother
dressing like her granddaughter, II
she really looks like her granddaugh-
ter Two women of the same age
might find it impossible to wear each
others clothes, while the daughter OF
one could wear the clothes of the
other.
\ Absolute knowledge of ones type
and sufficient character to go ones
own way in the choosing Of hats 10
the only road to safety. You may
huy what is fashionable or what is
commonplace. but If its silhouette en-
hances the value of your features,
brings out the best there Is in your
expression and corresponds with the
silhouette of your shoulders and hips,
ther you are well hated.
Hats That Are In Fashion.
| II is the milliners business 10 seG
. Won the newest hat in order to get 1t
out of the stock; 1t is your business
to combat whatever tendency may be
shown to put you at your worst. Lack :
ing in this strength of character ana
| KNOWLEDGE you Will tOnit up ob"i'i'e -
stone wall some day and bitterly won
der why women with faces palmer
! than yours should be considered lovely
and have all the dash and spirit that
: the age commands.
The milliners have not drawn from
as many climes and ages this season
as the dressmakers have done. one
: might have reason to feel that they
have been more content than they
= should be with the situation as 1t has
existed for four years. They projected
0 the Russian turban over the horizon
I OF dress a year ago and 1t had q re
o markable success in certain section!
o of America. but II was too difficult ;
shape for the average woman Il
Iaccept.
Two years ago they exploited tn
l1S40 hat. but it had less success thai
Iany OF the new shapes. There wa
also strong effort made to brin
back the Dresden plateau in minia
ture form, with the brim tipped owe
the eyebrows the back filled in witt
lcurls or flowers, and n ribbon abou
the chin and over the top Of the hat
But this experiment met with failure
The hairdressers made an appeal Z
the milliners for aid in asking ther
to design hats that would compe
women to have their hair dressed an
curled and puffed out with false hail
but wherever the milliners harkene
10 the appeal of the hairdressers. tn
result was coldly received.
There Is no limit to the variety o
hats, when one refers TO shape, bu