The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

Positively refreshing are the
clever Easter cards and novelties Al
5. j. MrGee Company, % West
Third. formerly oklahoma Paint n
wall Paper co.
Someone Viys Chcruit has given
us the newest things Of the scason
The note Is emphasized In the shirred
dresses, which are puffCd all around
In the upper part OF the skirt, yet
they conform tn the narrow straight
silhouette.
Easter will soon be here and there
Is something you will want at Miss
Jchigh's smart Vogue Shop In the
New Wright building.
la London they are wearing plain
and striped stockingctte for indoor
fruCks
a large shippcnt OF trunks and
travelling goods of all kinds. also a
nice variety of beautiful handbags
and purses for Milady have just ar
rived at the Elephant Trunk Fac
tory. lO5 South Main.
Jeanne Ianyln has sent over an
oNcr-blOuSc Of gray chiffon crepe
which falls almost Ia the knees,
showing short sleeves and oval neck,
embroidered In heavy soft gray
thread.
Particularly wcarnblc are the
sweaters saw at the Vogue Shop
in the New Wright building.
with the vogue uf the low ncckcd
blouscs comes the demand for
novelty jcwclry and neck liiorn-
mCnt.
These warm balmy days remind
one 81 a lighter weight underwear
for the children and you viii find
a complete assortment nt the Mary
James Children's shop. IS East
Flfth "a
dickson models show sleeves that
are long and tight, others are rufTlcd
affairs Tint finish above the elbow
and many thrCc-qunrtcr sleeves
rather light arc slit In several places,
showing contrasting color.
Decidedly Interesting comes the
word of SPECIAL prices on all wool
tailored. suits next week at the
Dcmorest Ladies' Shop, South Main
thambray frOCks are noticeable
among the ginghnms and organdlcs
and 10 Is thought by some that cham
bray IL more comfortable than gtng-
ham and comes In such attractive
shades.
a charming collection OF Easter
millinery, including all that there is
of distinguished good taste. has ar
rived at the BYn Ton Millinery, l6
East Third.
tTding on tailored models Is n ia
NOrttc trimming of the moment -
suits are the mode OF dress in
which the American woman looks
her best Mr.. J. Lyman, ladies'
tailor, In tho Stansbury building,
makes a study OF individual style
ana bccomingness, as, wen as giving
his suits perfect tailoring.
navy top coat IL n fayoritc with
checked or striped skirts and they
are always short and mostly full, 4
simple tailored hat Is correct with
this outfit.
A smart hat and n pretty distinc-
tive blouse will be most attra ctive
with that new suit Easter morning
--or 1t will dress-up the old suit
ou VIII find them at the Chappcnu
shop I'm the Hotel TULSA
\ prominent Philadelphia - phy-
siCian says, lit Is true that Three
steps To the one required by the wide
skirt are necessary To the wcar,r
of the tight model" But, she de-
clnrcs, that Is good exercise"
when proud pied April. dressed
in all his trim. hath put spirit OF
youth In everything what could be
more appropriate than a visit to
that small shop Of large values,
where the novelties OF the seasons
offerings OF dresses. frocks, suits and
sports 'togs are To he found at the
most tempting prices. 'Tis the Ad-
vance shop, 3 West Third, directly
across from the Rialto and Empress
thcaters. Walk over that way after
the matinee.
The new wells are nlIurlng. The
butterfly designs are good nnd some
OF the figured mcshcs are ~ strong
ns Ia make ~ almost impossible TO
recognize the wcarcr under them.
You are assured poisc ana grace
OF line In, the comfort Of that we'll
known How'd corset, sold exclusively
hy Mrs. Carpenter. at the Marquette
hotel. Telephone her for an ap-
poiutmcn'
Mrs, Iigginbo'ham. zoo Ault
building, makes all kinds Of spring
coat suits. also tailored shirts for
men.
Among the new sultings many
striped effects are noted