The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-09

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summer Ia here and everyone IL
uvinE out-of-doors a good share ot
inc time and the happy possessor
OF "a Muourn ngnt electric is u1s
most comfortable OF all The entire
family can go for the entire day,
tulIy protected from the not sun
or equally safe from the unexpected
shower. There are lot OF otner
interesting features about this won,
derful car which the Bottom Bros.
Motor company, 619 South Boulder,
will be glad to demonstrate to YOU.
For evening wear. the rage at
present. continues for feathers, and
what do you think of the idea OF
little "flufs" OF ostrich for ones
slippers, or nand nag maze OF
feathers?
The Deshon Electric company, sos
south Main. have many lively glit
suggestions for the bride. There are
the coffee percOlators. toasters.
gri!ls and many other electrical de
vices that are SO useful in the home
or small apartment.
Rare laccs seem TO he the choice
of the fair brides OF the SEASON.
Among the lovely display OF MD
summer hats at the Mann Hat shop,
10 Sinclair building, / noticed sew
eral models that would be Just the
thing for the young girls who are
attending graduation festivities; also
adorable sports mats for the sum
mors outing.
II said II in the me- tidow path. I
say IL on the mountain stairs-The
best things any mortal hath, are
those which every mortal shares"
wedding and graduation gifts are
absorbing considerable atteutrUu
these days and while we are talking
anout it l want to tell you that 1
saw many very clever suggestions Al
MRS Orr's, 500 South Boulder, TINS
week.
Straps are as plentiful as ever in
French cut shoes, and perhaps one
might say that even more than be-
fore, they are used.
found the Partisan Doughnut
Shop, : West Fifth, putting in adj
ditional improvements in order to
lake care of their Increasing ttad,.
They serve breakfast, and lunches
at any time OF day or evening, be
sides, you know their slogan,
'Doughnuts that melt in your
mouth"
Now comes a rafia fabric like a
heavy crepe, which is indeed lovely
for giIets.
There are so many reasons why
you should order your Frencn
| negligees, handmade blouses ana
drop skirts OF Mrs. Nell Eyles. 2US
Ault Building, that space prevents
my telling you all OF them-how-
ever, ia suggest a Visit to this
clever shop.
IL Is very interesting Ia note just
how wheat trimming has "come
back" for the simmer season.
Nothing Is more injurious to your
winter draperIes, curtains and pill
lows than putting them away wtn
the dust and dirt in them, far bet
ter to send them 10 Mrs. McConnico,
lll9 South Cincinnati to be cleaned
tlrst, She always sends them home
In perfect condition
At Ronberg's | found a wonder
Gus array Of sports togs, in so many
styles and fabrics and colOrs that
everyone is certain to find treas
urc' among them.
Lucille says, that skirts in general
VIII remain short, though not eX-
trcmeiy so and the ten inch skirt IL
considered correct for day wear,
warm weather coming on, ] find
that nearly every woman requires
Htlle extra hair in order TO keep her
colfteur up to date. The largest
stock OF hair goods in this part or
the state Is carried by the New York
Hair Shop and Beauty Parlors, over
henoerg's, where you are guaran-
teed a perfect match.
In the far East Il IL the men kho
wear the GORGEOUS colors, and now
h-uhys in Cairo IL Is quite common
10 see native of the middle class,
wearing native spun silk robe and
turban cloth with boots of Cheap
manufacture, with socks the same
ana a cheap pair of sIspendcrs, nl-
u'ough adding a certain fascination
20 the oriental idea of color COM