Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-01

A visit to Miss Jackson's exclusive
shop In the Sinclair building is an
inspiration. for It is here you find the
correct gift for each and every oc-
casiOn and you are always greeted
with new ideas brought on from the
latest originations.
Sleeves for day wear may he close
fitted at the wrist or go TO the other
extreme by being very loose, while
evening gowns show mostly dcmi-
sleeves.
II you are interested in wall paper,
or IL you expect to be Interested, you
will find II worth while to visit the
I Home Decorating company, No. 220
East Third street for they have an
exceptional variety in the latest pat =
| terns--some imported designs from
London and Paris. which are very
rare at this time-also n surprising
variety OF domestic patterns which
are becoming exceedingly popular.
Satins and Crcpcs OF the sbft drap-
Ing kind are going To he I'm vogue for
mldScasOn gowns, also chiffon taffc-
tRs will be given considerable attcn-
/ ton.
No matter what the new mode
| calls for, be 1t for day or evening
wear you will find 1t at the Demorest
Ladies' Shop, South Main.
/ Really. pajnmas arc beginning to
bc worn great deal. From Paris
we hear that many women receive
| their friends In the morning dressed
In black satin pajamas.
Every woman realizes that her
| personal appearance depends large
! ly upon her furs and when she has
, chosen Van Dyke fur. she can feel
: assured she has made no mistake.
Mrs. Coyle represents these famous
! furs at Miss Jackson's exclusive
| shop.
In one Of our exclusive shops /
; saw n coat wrap Of tnupc Squirrel
exquisite In color--Showing straight
lines and lined with n most harmon
ious violet brocadc.
Just arrived at the Mary James
| Children's Shop, No. IS East Fifth
street, are the dearest handker-
! chiefs. infants shoes up to three
years and carriage boots, too
suite for words--oh. yes! and sweat
ers, too, for children OF all ages.
Slowly, but surely. are evening
models being created. Tssuc-lame
at the waist on plain chiffon with n
velvet skirt nNakcs q lovely evening
| dress.
Among the numerous Individual
] and distinctive gifts at the Montrose
shop at Main and Fifth streets, !
saw unusual sterling silver novelties.
| Especially attractive were vases, can
! dlesticks, trays, baskets, pitchers, low
! ing cups and almost everything per-
tanning to the decoration and utility
, of the home. Beginning Monday
, evening this shop will be open every
! evening until Christmas.
The dccolettcs nrc now showing
square nccks nnd short sleeves.
order your fruit cake and plum
! pudding now; also place your order
! for Christmas candies with Mrs. Orr,
No. 6O6 South Boulder, Phone s6ss.
! Many OF the best designers pre-
dict the silhouette 10 remain about
the snmc for the next season and
that the changes will be made In
! the details.
Now is the season for the fur
trimmed, close fitting toques, and l
saw number of chic styles at the
Bon Ton Millinery, No. 16 East
Third street; also several attractive
large dress hats in black velvet.
Wool and Angora cmbroidcries
decorate simple rrocks OF sport silks,
The de Gueldre- -Rivkin studio has
arranged to take care of all their
patrons for holiday pictures and It
is not too late to have your photo
graphs for Christmas gifts.
Hand embroidered dresses arc still
In favor and promise TO remain 80
for long time.
You will find man. clever and
, unusual gifts, both attractive and
useful, at the Oklahoma Paint and
Wall Paper company, % West Third.
The wnistlincs are either n wee
bit above normal-gaincd by the
clever arrangement ~ n wide sasll-
or are dropped aim ,st 10 the hip.
II you are looking for a doll, do
not miss the Mary James Children's
Shop. No. Is East Fifth street, for
1t is there you will find dolls OF every
description, from the inexpensive to
the most wonderful creations.
Some Of the imported suits recent
ly shown had three quarter sleeves.
That clever little Shop Elite, 4OS
South Main street. in the New Ma
jestic building, is Offering same very
, attra tive top coats at spc cial prices.
One model which was receiving