Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21

Say "a nat you pl'hH'' HuN N.''N ~
comes TO artistic photography, thS
.udio ~ the equal OF any In the
,,uth Look AZ those photos They
arnost breathe. they're 80 realistic
and isn't that posing natural? Both
Mr. and Mrs Hivkin are experts on
rl.ing and retouching ana that
means a whole lot, when II comes TO
artistic photography Look at these
wonderful colored portraits In oil by
Mrs Rlvkln Are they not beauti-
mI7 Then. ds you can readily see.
each person is so carefully posed
that "a beautiful portrait ~ assured
md each portrait 10 an art study IN
rsrlf Did you ever see anything
quite so pcrfect2 Now you and Nell
art busy"
~ YOU have any pictures or prints
you wish framed, Nellie. said Henry,
ls she and Charlie finished their
nttfhg. Il would advise your bring.
uE them here. for Mrs Rlvkin has
40 enviabic reputation for hppro-
prlately framing pictures. carrying.
sH YOU can see. nn excellent line OF
u0uldings"
MY. but that was "a pretty studio 10
remarked Nellie as they left Every
thing seemed IN such perfect taste
and harmony and didn't thcy treat
us pleasantly, though
Courtesy IN a big asset In any line
Of business" assentcd Henry. ] knew
YOU would enjoy your sitting and
when you get your photos you viii
become one more Of Mr. NiNkin'H
many pleased patrons
"Pshawl" said Nellie, Az she slip
ped while trying 20 get into tho
auto. and came near falling. Il be-
ueye l must get some shoes while
we are down here
THAT is something I have tried
- think about for an hour an
Wered Henry Come. and We II
20 up To AKIN'S BOOTER1E, 22i
south Main street They are our
hest exclusive dealers In footwear In
Tulsa That's where J bought my
shoes ever since they Sarted IN bus
mess. and know they will do
hctter by us than anyone else. There
toes not seem to be'sny wear-out ~
their shoes.
Upon reaching the Rooterie. Nellie
and tho major were introduced 10
Mr. s ". Akin, the proprietor. who
came forward TO walt upon them.
Mrs Churchill has ripped the heel
from her shoe and I've promised To
explained. Nellie certainly had a
,hanca 10 be well pleased, for there
were all styles Of the famous Net
teton shoes for men and fun line
o' exclusive hand made shoes for
ladies' In their store AZ prices that
Ifncle Henry said were better
than anybody else in town could Of
fer"
They handle nothing but shoes,
hand made In every particular ana
considered by everybody TO he me
hest shoes In the city" cmphatical ~
remarked he. but that iS not 10 be
II wondered al for they offer. flrst OF
- all merchandise about which there is
~ Absoluteiy no question. secondly,
u they \ give expert service and polite
atfarltion TO the needs OF each foot.
fealkyinE that correctly fitted hand
ma shoes wear longer, hold their
e better and will please the
INSer, To these three ideals. Mr.
~ Eives his personal attention 10
'Noe subtraction"
This is certainly n beau,t,,u .,o,.
aud a wonderful stock" remarksd
Nellie, a. she waited for her eEtra
pair of shoes and her "Kayser'' ana
Niagara Maid pure silk hosiery 10
he wrapped
You're right there" answered
uncle. For Il Is considered one of
tho most artistic shoe stores In the
city Their patrons are made com.
Portable while being waited upon
and always go away knowing they
have the hest shoe value possible
'o obtain, for they never consider a
sale closed until tho customer Is per.
fectly satisfied The courtesy and
extreme patience. ns shown by their
employees. In serving and trying To
please and NJ the customer Is IA mat
ter which Is much discussed and
Ereatly appreciated throughout the
city"
Now that We have n few min SRcs
10 spare ! want to take you to meet
an old friend of mine" said uncle
The Mitchell Undertaking company.
the leading embslmers and under
o. takers of the city. are Just below here
and t'haye known them ever since
they started To business Their new
home at 72O South Main street IL
not out ~ our way and few min
uucs chat with them will rest us"
Amer introducing the young folks
10 M 9. VI Messenger. the man
Hger and Mrs Messenger their lady
ptF,i slant, they found themselves In
q <ay conversation pertaining TO gen
cal topics Of the day and uncle
seemed reluctant In reminding the
young folks that they still had very
much TO do and must soon he on
their way.
Al unCle's request MT Mcssinger
conducted the young folks through
their new and modern cstB hlish-
ment showing them their beautiful
chapel rooms: their show room filled
with beautiful caykets ot every quni-
iiy and description. from plain ms-
hogany TO solid bronze and copper.
the state room their immense stock
room mortuary and garage.
"Nell. thought I had been In
some fine and modern funeral cs-
'ah'lshments' said Charlie AK they
walked back To the main reception
room but this is really we'll APP
rointed home and "a credit 20 any
city isn't ~"
''t thought YOU would like IT,
roplicd Henry Mr. Messenger. with
his twelve years experience. knew
how 10 establish funeral home
here that would he a credit 60 tho
city and they are considered hy eve
"Nhody TO be the best funeral dI.
frctors here and have the finest
'lulpment ln the county MANY ot
The Leading families employ their
services "a hen IA gnT pyeut oTrnrt