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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
BLUE o T

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, Aug. Z.
(Spl ,)-Complete returns from Blue
Mountain-For governor, johnson II,
LONGING 40. Russell IS, Collins 20; lieu
tenant governor Casteel %, Frierson
63, Mott "a; secretary OF state, Powers
9s, Wilson IS; Encouragement, Floy&
IS, Robertson 81: treasurer, Rodgers
liz. Guess S2; supreme court clerk.
Myers 20, Buck 81, Lincoln So. revenue
agent, Robinson 1913, Bealo %; railroad
commissioner, Wilson 50, Dyson ~,
Horne 10, penitentiary trustee, stone
rs, Tate 81; insurance commissioner,
Henry "a, Scott Sc; county officers,
~chancery clerk, Duncan lis, Graham 2.
Street 81; circuit clerk, Butler 1T, Nc
Elwain 81; sheriff, Conner 48, Eubanks
A., Rodgers 80, Bennett 81, Meadenoru
IS, Hollis ia; lax assessor, Berry a.,
Meeks 1873; state senate, Luna 50, Smith
1877; representative, pegram FL, SIM
mons 80, Eaton ~, elliott 81; floater
representative Blackwell 113. Brady
Al.
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BALDWIN RETURNs.

BALDWIN, Miss, Aug, Z. (Spl.)-
Returns from BALDWIN, Lee cdanty,
complete give, for governor, Johnston
lieutenant governor, Casteel IS. Frier.
son rs, Mott "a; secretary of state,
Power SO, Wilson rs; Encouragement,
Robertson 81, Floyd 6S; treasurer, Rod
gers 80, Guess 81; supreme court clerk,
Myers 81, Buck 46, Lincoln 81; revenue
agent. Robertson 131, Beall A, railroad
l19, Dyson SIS, Horne 10; prison trustee,
Third district, Stone 109, Tate a.; in
surance commissioner, Henry s5, Scott
"a; land commissioner, Brown ia,
Wynn $751; chancery clerk, Witt 1854,
Thomas IS; circuit clerk, Rankin AZ,
" 49, W; Thompson ss Ss' Cobb 50, Lee
tow "a, Inman 80, Reese 40, Kelly 10;
superintendent Of education, Milan 65,
Pettlgrew IL, Weaver 81, Gregory sc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
BRlT0NS DON'T WANT
MEDDLING u. S. PR0HIS

LONDON, Aug, Answering a
question In the house of to-
day as to whether the government
considered in forming the Americans
here for a prohibition campaign that
selves" Edward Short, secretary for
home affairs, said:
Il am disposed to agree with the
suggestion that the British people can
settle this matter for themselves but as
| have stated l do not think this step
by the government necessary"
The first part of the home se~cretary's
| answer was cheered,
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FERNANDO FOR JOHNSTON

HERNANDEZ, Miss, Aug. Z. (Spl.)-
Returns from all precincts Of De Soto
county are as follows-Govevnor, John
son 513, Longino 211, Russell SOL, Col
Inns 200; lieutenant governor, Casteel
TIT, Frierson 400, Mott 161; secretary Of
state, Power 676, Wilson 1886; attorney
general, Robertson 1898. Floyd 366;
treasurer, Rodgers 1872, Guess Asst; SUI
preme court clerk, Myers 695, Buck
b87, Lincoln IS; evenue agent, Robert
son 976, Beall BAT; railroad commits
slonera Third district, Wilson 766, Dy-
son 343, Horn 244; prison trustees,
Third district. Stone GIT, Tate 746; in
692; county officers, chancery clerk,
Clifton 8SS, Myers 273, Winn AL; cir
cult clerk, Wood 1893, Marshall 662
sheriff, Nichols $40, Harris 2S6, Bailey
157, Thomas 1913; superintendent OF
education, Morgan, ne opposition.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
INDIAN MEDICINE MEN.

In the Indian Tribe one finds the
Medicine Mann-0ne versed In the
healing art OF roots, herbs, leaves and
harks. In these he discovers emoI-
lients' astringents, iaxatives and tOnics,
all OF which are prepared and offered
good, old fashioned roots and herbs
India Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, the most efficient remedy In
the world for female ills, owes its sue
cess. For forty-five years IL has been
restoring the women OF America 10
health, until it is now recognized as the
standard remedy. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
Pamela VOTE COMPLETE.

SARDIS, Miss, Aug. z Spl.)-Returns
from all preclAgts give: For governor,
Johnston 434, XongiAo 497, Russell ISL,
Collins 342; neutrality-suspicious., Casteei
90, Frierson 71S, Mott 657; secretary OF
state, Hover 1,tOi, Wilson $50; attor-
treasurer, Rodgers 677, Guess 1858; SUI
preme court clerk. Myers 800, Buck 1855,
Lincoln 500; revenue agent, Robertson
1895, Bell 653; railroad commissioner,
third district, Wilson 919, Dyson $50,
Horne 470; prison trustees, third dis
trict, Stone 932, Tate 1851; Insurance
land commissioners, Brown 1852, McNeal
66S. County officers: Chancery clerk,
Carlton 437, Bailey Isl, Young 461, Rob-
inson 96S; circuit clerk, Hewells, no OPP
ponent; sheriff, Moore 440, Carter COL,
Ward 634, Taylor 37s: superintendent OF
education, johnson l,072. Keys s4S.
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NEW ICE FACTORY.

HELENA, Ark, Aug. Z. (Spl.)-or-
ganization Of the Citizens Ice company
with $50, 900 capital, has been an
nounced by the officers. L. w. Cherry,
Jr., practical ice and storage man, will
have charge Of the plant as manager,
and it is expected to begin operation
within six months. The location Of the
factory has not been announced. The
capacity of the plant, 1t Is said, will
be from so to rs tons daily. The Off
GERS of the company are DIR. w. M.
Richardson. president; ]. L. SolonfDn,
vice-president: s. Straub, second vice.
president; l.. W. Cherry, Jr., secretary
treasurer and manager.
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RIPLEY's RETURNS.

RIPLEY, Miss. Aug. Z. (Spl.l-Elec-
ton returns slow coming in. Ripley vote
is as follows: Governor, Johnson SO,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Casteel 105, Mott
ll6, Frierson 21s; secretary Of state,
Power 246, Wilson 207; a~ttorney-gen-
eral, RobersonsS1 Floyd 202; treasurer,
Rodges 311, Guess liz; revenue agent,
Robertson 3S7, Beall 66: railroad COM
missioner, Wilson 286, Dyson 1853, Horne
2sS; land commissioner, Brown S22,
WYNN 76,
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ROAD N VOTED.

COLUMBUS, Miss, Aug. I, (Spl.)-
Synchronously with the Democratic
primary which wal held Tuesday to
nominate state, county and district Of
ficers for the ensuing four years, quail
fled electors of the on Zion road tax
sum OF 10 per cent Of the assessed val
uation Of property within the confines
OF the district by a majority Of 20 to /,
The vote was small, as there are but
few white men In the district. most OF
its residents being negroes
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
RUSSELL leader
IN MISSISSIPPI
PRIMARY RETURNS
Econtlnued From Flrst Pace

ICohtInued From First Page.)
1,l0s. Floyd 5Ss;s treasurer, Rodgers
l ,26S, Guess 6S3; supreme court clerk,
Myers $40, Buck eos, Lincoln 455; reve-
nue. agent, Robertson 1925, Beall 65S
Wilson 419, Dyson 500, Horne 40, rep
resentatiye, Nelson 1,lS6, Cox s6f; prison
trustees, third district. Stone s32, Tate
1,057i insurance commissioner, Henry
LOLA, Scott 95S; land commissioner,
Brown 1881, Wynn 666; chancery clerk
Roberson seS, Carlton 4s7, Bailey Ss1.
no opposition; sheriff, Ward 6S4, Carter
SOL, Moore 44o, Taylor 376; superintend-
ent Of education, Johnson 1,072, Keys
s4s; state senator, Kyle 1.l4s, Vance
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
NEW ROAD PLANNED.

COLUMBUS. Miss, Aug. Z. (Spl.)-
tious highway movements ever under
taken in Mississippi is one to construct
a great thoroughfare across the state
and on to Memphis, where II will con-
meet with the Bankhead highway. 1t is
proposed to have the highway start
from this city. running almost due west
and passing through Starkville, West
ton, Malmaison. Greenwood and Green
vile, and later or to Texarkana, Ark,
there to connect with the Bankhead
highway leading through Memphis TO
Birmingham. The scheme is being pro-
NOTED by Or. j., f. Bean, OF C~arroiiton
Miss, and Walker Wood, editor of the
Winona (Miss.l Times.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
LAFAYETTE FOR RUSSELL.

OXFORD. Miss, Aug. I. (Spl.)-Re-
turns from 10 out ofs20 precincts In La
Fayette county give: For governor,
Johnston 216, Longino 260. Russell 1865,
Collins 4S; Acknowledgements, Casteel
l,0lS, Frierson sol, Mott 239; secretary
OF state, Power 1,045, Wilson 9t3: attor-
ney- general, Robertson LBS. Floyd TOT;
treasurer, Rodgers /, $50, Guess 74e; su-
preme court clerk, Myers TAI. Buck 500,
Lincoln sos; revenue agent, Robertson
1898, Beall 400; railroad commissioner,
Wilson 657. Dyson 967, Horne S6l; pris-
on trustee, Stone 800, Tate i,240; in
suranee commissioner, Henry 1000,
Scott s23; land commissioner, Brown
1895, McNeai 566; state senator, Davis
1,4i4, Shinault 65T; representative, Pur-
Wis 2es, Bell l.l09, Hoyle 4ss, Goolsby
$50, Sanders 4si, Boyette 1854; chancery
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
APPROVE HIGHER RATES
ON COTTON FROM SOUTH

WASHINGTON, Aug. Increased
rates on cotton and cotton linters from
points In Southern territory to various
destinations In the United States and
! Canada, asked by Southeastern rail-
roads In connection with carriers not
under federal control, were approved
for filing today by the Interstate COM
merco commission without formal hear
ing,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
CLERKS S BOOST.

CHICAGO, Aug. Retail drug clerks
today presented a new wage scale to
druggists, the result Of q
vote Of their union. They demand rs
an hour for registered pharma-
now receiving 50 cents; S. cents
an hour for assistant registered phar-
macists, now receiving 40 cents; and
IS cents an hour for registered appren-
tices, now receiving $40 a week and up,
About 200 men will be affected.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
G T I G

LONDON, Aug. Cattle are selling
here at remarkably high prices. At the
Royal Agricultural show a shorthorn
bull was sold for the equivalent OF
about $50, 900, which is declared to be
the worlds record price for such an
animal. The bull was bred by the
Edgcote Shorthorn company.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
SHOOTS NEGRO.

ASHLAND, Miss, Aug. Z. (SpL)--Ben
Bowden shot and seriously wounded
Ned Hamer, a negro, Tuesday evening
without any apparent p~rovocation. Bow
ago and made his escape. He Is now
confined in Ashland jail, and as soon
as arrangement can be made will be
returned to the asylum.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07

Lester N. Woolsey, solicitor Of the
state department, ~ accompanying As
sistant State Secretary Polk to the
peace conference. Woolsey's special
charge win be the subject OF repara-
tions, many details OF which remain to
be given practical application.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
Couple Married
Blu Telephone

DENVER, Aug. IA trans
continental marriage was perform
ed yesterday by long distance tele-
phone, when Mrs. Marie J. West,
In Denver, was welded to James
A. Horne, a Denver inventor, in
New York. The Rev. O.. Elizabeth
Anderson ~officiated, here.
When time came for the presen-
tation Of the ring, a friend who had
acted as best man, became the
proxy bridegroom. placing the ring
on the finger Of the bride.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07

clerk, W. N. Woodward. elected: cir
cult clerk. S. S. Webster, elected;
sheriff. runoff by HRrtsfield and Nets;
superintendent Of education. Smith,
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identified as Mrs. sybil Boblitt. former

ly OF memphis,
Mrs. Boblitt before her marriage was
Miss Sybill Bryant and came to Mem
phis some years ago from Alabama.
She was employed at the Hotel Gay
oso as a manicurist. A few years ago
she went to New York, accompanied by
her sister, now of Denver, Col.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07
BENTON FOR s

ASHLAND, Miss, Aug. 7. tSpl)-
The Benton county election passed off
quietly. w. l.. Renick elected county
superintendent over ]. A. Barnett; w.
L. Houston for representative over
Frank Bush. The following will go
in the second primary: For sheriff,
circuit clerk, Hugh Clayton and Maury
Terrell; tax assessor, Walker Craw-
ford and Mat Binge. The county went
for Lee M. Russell by a large majority
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-07

Collections of city taxes are up to the
average. Keep 1t up. adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

where she was the weekend guest
OF friends
Mr.. and Mira ]. q. Bradford do
parted Wednesday morning for their
home In SLOAN Springs. Ark, after
a visit here with the formers sister.
Mrs. c. A. Popkin.
Mn and Mrs. e. II. Booker and
daughter Bernice Of Tulsa were the
oyer-Sunday guests OF Mrs. j.. J.
Parmlee.
Mrs. =. r., Lamm entertained the
following guests at 7 O'Clock dinner
Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
johnson. Monet. Mo-. Mrs. y. u.
Buxton, Miss Jessie Buxton and
Frank webb.
The Monday Night Auction club
met this week with Mr.. and Mrs II.
w. Rule, DR.. and Mrs. q. c. Garland,
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Ashmore. Charles
ton. H., Mrs J. q. Bradford, SLOAN
Springs, Ark, and hrss Klnberg were
guests Top score was reached by
Mrs. J. X. Simpson and DR.. O. c,
erosion. The next meeting will be
held In two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. X, Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Mcbride had
as their dinner guests Tuesday even
ing at o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Joe
NJ. johnson OF Monett, Mo-: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Davis and son Gene OF
Neosho. Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. +. IS
l.amm and son Paul and Carl Nc.
Bride.
Mrs. Tom Kelley entertained the
members OF the @. u. ID. clnb Mon
day evening. Miss Lena Conley was
a guest A dainty refreshment course
was served. The next meeting will
hc hpId In two weeks with Misses
Maree and Virginia Cobb.
The Sapulpa Reading club met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. r. II.
F'nrr as hostess The program con-
sisted OF articles concerning tho hfe
and works of Mathew Arnold. The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks with Mrs. r. Il. Gates as hos
tess.
Mrs. Sam Daniels and Mrs Sam
McReynolds spent Tuesday in Okla
homn City with friends
Misses Hazel Bertolina and Macy
Morris returned Thursday from a
visit with friends IN Henryetta and
Okmulyee.
Mrs. J. c. Franklin and daughter
Maggie OF Trees. Pa, are guests at
the home OF Mrs. Maude Hopkins
and her daughter Edwina.
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Ashmore de-
parted Wednesday for their home In
Charleston, ILL.,. after a visit here
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tine party fbr her Sunday school
class at her home Saturday after
noon
Tho hldias Of the Wedn eSday AT
ornoon Auction Bridge club enter
tAincd~thcir husbands with
O'Clock dinner al the home OF Mrs,
j. Foreman Mcclellan In the eN,
section OF tho city. After dinner the
remainder OF the evening was spent
at cards
The Rogers county Tnging con
ventlon held their regular February
meeting at the Christian church
sunday. come 900 people being In
attendance At noon "A bountiful
dinner was spread ana all partoOk
10 their Satisfaction. The afternoon
was devoted 10 the singing OF duets
solos, quartets and congregational
songs. Rev - W. Martin delivered
tho address OF welcome In his usual
happy manner and the response waf
made by Rev. II THOMSON,
The Tuesday Evening pitch club
was entertained by G. \. ..Vinson last
week
Mrs q. H. brewer enjoyed visit
tne past week from ner hrOtDer
Chas. T.. Hooper, who has tust re-
Gently received his discharge from
the service.
Miss ThelmA Burgess attended a
house party at the home OF friends
In Tuln hast week. returning home
Friday night.
Mrs W. G. Kates enjoyed visit
Friday from her father. DR.. A. s
Hawkins Of Monet. Mo, she return
Ing home with him saturday for d
few days visit
Mrs Sarah Gourd returned Friday
from Sallisaw. where she spent soy-
erni days
MrS Sadye 7. Katee OF ViniA l,
spending tho week with Mr., and Mrs
A. l. KateA
Mrs. l.. A. Rohrer OF Kansas city
Mo. Is n guest at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. +. O.. ariswold
Mrs. N. Tom Kight was hostess tc
the Friday Afternoon Bridge club a
very enjoyable session.
Mrs Bonnie Crom OF Allentown
Penn. Is In the city. the guest ol
Mrs. o. s.. webb entertained tn,
Merry Co Round club Friday after,
noon at tho home OF her daughter
Mrs. A. N. Lerskov.
MIRA j. NJ. Scott returned Frida,
from n several days visit with he'
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daughter. Mrs V. Guy Kershner.
Tulsa.
saPUIiA.

Tulsa.
sApULfA.
Miss Margaret Lay OF wichita
Falls, Toms. IL visiting her sister
MTs van oh po'eh' A.. ca a,n0,,.,
Lillian spent the weekend In Tulsa
ar the guest OF friends.
hrs. }. +. Murphy. entertained
saturday with "A o'clock dinner for
the following guests: Misses Davis,
Kelley Wickum. schultz. Holcomb.
W ilson, Frances Jucksch, Walta Lut-
trel and Mrs Mae Luttrell.
| The members OF the Radium Study
club entertained their husbands with
"A dinner Friday evening at the home
| OF Mr. and Mrs. John *. Wooftcr.
| Place cards and decorations were
heart shaped, Covers were laid for
Mcsdames and Messrs II T.
Mitchell. c. NJ. Noble. Lon McKcn-
Iie, Mesdames w 4. Kaiser, Edna
/ Wood, Henri walters. Tulsa, Groves,
Miss Mary wood and Mr.. Fleming.
| Miss Lena Seltnor Of Tulsa spent
! the week end here with her sister.
Mrs A. Minsky.
Mrs. o. IL. Shaffer departed Tues
day morning for Claremore TO take
a several weeks course OF baths.
| Miss Regina Levine departed Mon
day for her home in Tulsa after ar
extended visit here with her sister
Mrs A. Levine.
Misses Volta and Edith Morenu
entertained Saturday night with a
house dance honoring their guest
Miss Vera Robins OF Pittsburg. Kan
Mrs, Leslie Wilson OF Kansas city
ls visiting her sistor. Mrs. Charles
Mc Bride.
Mrs. y. T.. Lamm has az her gues,
her mother and father. Mr.. and Mrs
j. NJ. Johnson OF Monet, Mo.
Mrs. J. w. johnson of North
Heights is visiting with friends In
Tulsa for tho weekend.
Misses Hesper Kirkpatrick depart
ed Tuesday morning for her home In
Oklahoma City.
Mro Mabel Bassctt spent Tuesday
afternoon in Tulsa attending 10 bust
ness matters.
Miss Thelma Coleman Ia a gues
In the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. W
Wilson jr., In Tulsa.
Mrs. +. NJ Bridges and two child
ren. Charlie and Dixie, returned hom,
Sunday from Cloremore where they
made n weekend visit with friends
Mrs. ". II, Unger returned hom,
Monday morning from Kansas CIT,
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mother, Mrs W. n. Dunaway. are
weekend visitors In Kansas city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Myers are en-
loving "A visit with their son, How
ard. who arrived Tuesday afternoon
from Kelly field. San Antonio, Tex
Mrs J. q. Hunt was hostess TO
very pleasing afternoon party Tues
day, entertaining the members or
her sunday school class. Games ahd
music we're features of the alter
Moons pleasure. including a two
course luncheon.
Miss BerniCo Baird gave very
pleasing party Tuesday afternoon
having as guests the members OF her
class club. Games and music fliled
the afternoon and dainty luncheon
waSscrved.
A masaue social was given Satur-
day evening by Nths ladies OF the N.
* society which proved 10 be ono
or tho most pleasing social "VoniS
OF the past week The halEwas elaO-
orately decorated for the occasion,
and during the evening punch ana
light Refreshments were served,
Miss Della Morgan visited friends
In Tulsa the lattor part OF the week.
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~Of course they have largo hats,
tod. but right now l am thinking
how well dressed the women look
wearing smart olose-titting hats and
attractive xells with their tailored
clothes. They have such smart
Frenchy looking onss at the De-
morest Ladies' Shop. South Main.
Something really INV arc the
whist lines which are normal In
front aud heightened In tho back
and slightly biouscd.
If you are interested in beautiful
gems you should see that wonderful
Siberian Amethyst at the Harry
Heilbron, Jewelers. Very few OF
these ever reach this country even
under normal conditions, which fact
adds interest to this beautiful stone.
Al the same time they were show
ing an Italian Itaglio I,ardonyx
which was most attractive. In a set
ting OF green gold and platinum.
ago, Miss Pearl White. the motion
wearing mrFc checked ginghnn,
dress, the skirt wns long and mar
row with pcg-top, the whist with
surpiicc collar and cuffs and suaslr
of white organdic. Ginghams arc
very popular ut Palm Beach.
The opportunity 10 buy attractiv,
Wall Paper at really reasonable
prices will never be better thar
right now II you consider quality and
variety OF patterns from which &c
make your selection. worth while
go many lovely new papers have
Just arrived at the Home Decorat.
| Ing company, 230 East Third. you
are sure TO find the very one you
like and II Is "A good idea TO &C
early,
Leather trimmings on Sport.
| Coats OF Homcspun and Gabnrtiins
ARE favored by both Lefort and
Gcorgcttc.
Nothing so completes the toilet oi
milady than a wcll-groomed foot
The Akin Booterie carries the las
word In style of modish footwear.
Generous touches Of tinScl ars
frequent In trimmings OF Palm
Beach hats.
And this IL exactly what they
said Helen. that is the most be.
coming hat you have ever had
where did you get II ?" Helen smiled
and replied. why. I bought this on,
at the Bon Ton--East Third. and
am not only wild about my hat, blu
| am in love with the Shop"
Beltc,i Ovcr-Jackcts on Mandarin
lines and dcsprntrd with nlloye,
embroidery are shown for bod
dress and Sports wear.
My, what busy place found III,
J. Hyman Ladies' Tailor Shop, ir
tho Stansbery building. but nj
wondcr-hc carries the very lates
materials and is on the inside" n
securing models and designs dircct
from tho Paris designers,
Separate coats arc mostly m
thrcc-quartcr length and In iooes
lino
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Almost every express brings some
distinct novelty to Miss Jacksorts &
Exclusive shop In the Sinclair R,iild-
Ing. can't begin to enumsrfltc
them but not only are they the last
word but they areca1ifferent."
Light Mohair swc~tc~~, In deli
cate co,orfngs nre being worn with
skirts OF Fnn-ti-si, Dcwkist and
Pnulette Satin.
American designs and colorings
are shown at their best In the new
line of Wall Papers which have JUST
arrived at the Oklahoma Paint &
Wall Paper Co, You, win be de-
lighted when you see this splendid
line.
,"Juiia Sardcr>pn Canary" Ia the
name given by the blouse makers 10
the shade which is appearing In the
latest numbers. II In y pale yellow
about the shade Of bisque. "a
The Vogue Shop In the New
Wright Building Is mighty alluring
these days and with each visit to
this attractive shop you are greeted
with new ideas, for Miss Lehigh has
smart creations coming every day
and only regrets not being able TO
get her orders here faster.
The Spring hats show many de-
| llehtful flower trims, most OF which
are In fhe scmi-flat effects.
or course children take IA much
| delight as their elders In having
new spring togs and many charm
| ing as well as practical spring coats
and hats have arrived Mt the Mary
| YNAlIl.n.,Fg Ghnn "a East
| Fifth,
At the Tea dansc In the Cocoanut
Gruvc-pnlm Beach, one secs many
( types OF the drcssy lingerie frock
| Ono ot black Pussy willow 1nffctn
| was trimmed with bands OF white
embroidered orgnndic,
Miss Herold has returned from
| the eastern market, and visit tC
! her smart shop will be Rll convinc-
| ing. Sho certainly has the hats.
Fancy lnrc and lingerie collars mr.,
popular on the tailored spring frock
The Tea Cup Inn has established
a reputation for the original charm
ot dainty "goodie" conceptions and
"A delightful place TO entertain ones
| friends,
Goorgcttr inclincs toward larr,
hats and 40 does rcbouS, both nrr
showing many wonderful rtbbor
trims, using elaborate ribbons II
endless quantities..
You are always sure of delicious
fresh candles when you buy then
of Mrs Orr. COS SO, Boulder.
Elbow sleeves. widely finrcd nnt
faced I'm contrasting shade, are 4
feature OF model launched thi
week.
You must remember Mrs NJ, r
Ingram at eos Seaman building
viii do that plating for you either
in color qs white-and plaitinGs ar,
80 favorable this spring with tn,
chiffon blouse. Phone zoos.