The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-18


town. find women who own more
expensive cars who wish they had
this "Car OF cars" one woman cX-
pressed 10 this way yes my car ~
a beauty but I regret | didn't buy
Mllhurn light electric OF the Bot
tom Bros Motor company 6l9
South Boulder for that car is just
AK desirable as mine in line and up
holstcry and IS superior In being So
casy to control and has so much
moro carrying space, besides they
inc Eght and can go so many places
that never attempt with my heavy
car" ! Just thought that a mighty
good advertisement for tho NJ l.. r..
\ word about tho kiddies' hand
kcrchiCfs. They should match the
color uf the frOCk and u would not
he uniss # thcy happened To he of
silk
Right now every woman is plan
Mrs her spring and summer ward
robe and ~ looking for suitable hats
for the stcet, sports or dressy wear
and II H. my pleasure to tell you
hat | saw s'Dnning creations at that
c. AIluiuc Mliu'.y Salon, the
Marie-Louise, 522 South Main. a
visit to this hat shop will be most
gratifying, ! am sure.
Fro, Ks grow more attractive as
the season advances, each new show
ing bringing out fascinating combi-
nations of materials and colOrs.
You will find childrens silk, lislo
and cotton hose and socks in all
sizes at tho Mary James Children's
shop, 5 East Fifth.
Reading style notes, as ! do from
every resort of prominence. ! find
the same general exclamation, short,
full skirts, many plcatings, tight
fitted waists and very short sleeves.
when | want the latest music for
my phonograph / always go to the
Pathe shop, s West Fifth, for they
always have them.
Some Of the newest neck pieces
are beautiful. They take the form
Of "a band Of Swansdown fastened
snugly around the throat caught by
roscttc of taffeta or "a small cIus-
ter Of flowers or fruit.
Mrs Mann. of tho Mann Hat shop.
10 Sinclair building, has gone 10
the market TO make mid d-summer
selections for her shop. This clever
shop is even now showing many ad-
vanced models for sports and street
wear, with evening creations that
would please the most discriminat-
ing buyers.
Every trousscau should he sue
ccssful, not ny its dozens and half
dozens of undcrthings, but by It's
variety I'm color, In material, and It's
suitability To the occasion for which
IL ~ intended.
Isn't 1t a Joy to know that you can
order your lovely nepligees, hand
made blouses and drop skirts of
Mrs. Nell Eylos, 207 Ault building.
and know that they will he beauti-
fully done.
Tulle H. quite the thing for tie
evening hat, and very often IL ~
combined with Chantilly lace. The
French are sending us some very
beautiful effects with this vaporouS
material.
You will find sports togs, with
all the lure of the games" they are
TO grace, at the Demorest shop, 50G
South Main.
A number OF the dress hats are
made of colorcd hair braid, trimmed
In ostriCt flats or flowers.
so many have told me lately how
much they enjoy eating at the Pa
risian Doughnut shop. = West Fifth.
They all say II is such a dainty sani-
tary shop, with good things to cat
and you already know that the Pa
risian Doughnuts are the kind that
melt in your mouth"
Hhndkcrchicfs are taking on a
gaI' wood and are following every
thing else In their cublstic tcndcn-
clcs-pattcrncd in wayy zigLags and
In many colors.
always look forward with pleas
ant anticipation TO my weekly visit
to tho art galleries of the Tulsa Art
and Gift Shop. $50 South Main, for
! always find a delightful selection
of unusual pictures by our most
popular American artists and a
pleasing variety of prints in rarely
lovely coloring. Drop into this in.
teresting gallery often, you are al
ways welcome and you will find it
worth while.
A plaid skirt can make clever use
OF the popular pleats and at the
same time keep IA narrow line at the
ankles by having "a plain narrow
foundation show about two inches
below the plcating. =
Belts are coming In for n good bit
or attention Just now and ID Is quite
noticeable that coats or suits have
left off the belt of self material for
the belt of leather or fancy material.
Everything is going like hot
cakes at the closing out sale of the
Ne"suH broCery, Sll south BOul-
der. An attractive feature OF this
sale Is the fact that Mr.. Newsum
continues the service OF the mar
ket and bakery as an accommoda-
tion TO those who wish to take ad-
vantage of this wonderful closing
out sale.
Among the imports recently
brought over, many charming types
are found, the salient features OF
which are full skirts, snug blouscs
and very short sleeves.
II there is buster place in town
than Weinberger the modiste, at II
West Fifth, / haven't seen IL, This
shop also makes buttons, does all
kinds Of pleating and hemstitching.
II is true that In dress nothing
counts except the entire effect and
study of the proper hat, gloves and
shoes to match or harmonic with
the dress Is infinitely important.
Mrs. Madden is now ready to re-
ceiVe your winter furs for storage.
Phone her about II at her shop, 10
East Fifth, in the Mann Hat shop.
IL Is reported that the intelIectuaIs
OF Vienna have decided to boycott
the hosiery and shoe profiteering
and from now on until cold weather
they VIII not wear shoes nor STOCK