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The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-17
Holly woman,s Club.

The members of the Holly Won.
ans club were entertained Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. II.
q Demaray. The lesson study was
given by Mrs II S, Rollins and was
an interesting sketch OF the life Of
Rembrandt
The hostess served dainty refresh
mentsl assisted by Mrs. Allen, at
the afternoons close.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-17

subsorib. For Tn. chi.ftain-No~
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-17
Missionary Society

Tho missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will meet
Thursday afternoon March "a Mt 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. John
Miller.
As this Is the beginning OF II new
year for the society, all new officers
and members are urged to he pres.
ent Visitors welcome.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-17
World Wide Guild.

ThA members and friends of the
Worfd Wide Guild met at the home
OF Miss Marie Garrett Monday even.
Ing. The evening was spent at tho
usual diversion, that oi sewing, aft
er which the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Elsie Garrett served cake and
cocoa to .he guests.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-17
PR REsBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School begins promptly at
!0:30 A. NJ. Lesson subject:-Jesus
on the Cross. The special Easter
program Easter Chimes-a mis-
sionary Educational pagent" will be
given at 1880 A. NJ. Easter morning.
The special offering is to go to our
Siam field.
Beginning April3, our Sunday
School will begin at 1000 A. NJ. in
stead OF 1890 as at present Please
note change and be on time.
f. z. POWERS, Supt.
We have Moline, John Deere and
INC corn planters at $3.50 while
they last. You will never buy them
at that price again.
Lent-Raymond Milling Co,
Two Buttes. Colorado. lO,4t
Mrs. Mabel DeLano OF Coolidge
was a Friday visitor in Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-17
PLACES OF SUNDAY woR.
SHIP IN HOLLY.
, es4*s4ssss .4s+4
METHODIST CHURCH

-hEi EiIiODISi Sill htI
Sunday School 10 a. NJ
Morning Worship II A. NJ.
Epworth League .... $40 y. VI.
Evening Worship .7:M z. NJ
Our Sunday School is preparing
nm Easter program to be given East
or morning at the Sunday School
hour.
One week from next Monday oe-
curs the church Group Conference.
Program wifi be announced again
next week
A real revival is going on in our
church. Mr. and Mrs. Carothers are
proving that God donors and bless
rs Gospel OF full salvation We in
rite you to the benefits of these
meetings. These meetings will con.
tinue as long as the Lord uses them
G. F. LUCAS. Minister.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-17
Hold Social

Miss Nellie Jaggers entertained a
number OF the yoling people at an
enjoyable social last evening at her
country home. After an evening OF
outdoor games the bunch adjourned
to the house where they sang until
rcfreshment time. The dainty re-
fresiiments consisted Of sandwiches.
doughnuts and cocoa. All reported
an enjoyable time.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-17
Baptist Ladies Aid.

The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
Thursday, March a. at the homo OF
Mrs. A. b. Keith. Friends invited.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-17

Leave your Kodak films with Ell
,ison. I'wenty-four hour service on
tiniehing. Ellison. Portraiture.
Holly, Colorado.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-17

Mrs Bert Lewis entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening .Mesdames
Badgley and George Coover OF Lam
ar and CAMS Of Longmont
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-17

DIR. and Mrs. X. D. Wilson had for
their dinner guests Tuesday even.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. H $. Rollins and
Mrs. W. s. Partridge
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06

ter days. Had some frost the past week, so far not very much damage done by the frost. Corn is as Jacobs coat. it is of many colors.
 Ed and Dwight McCargo and family's visited some where east of here Sun. day. I guess they visited their wives kinfolks
 Harl Grain seems to be in trouble. Cheer up boy.L-- will come clean with you some sweet day.
 Peyton Sweeney made a quick trip to Hope today in his new Ford.
 Lem is a now a member of the L. P. c. here at Bodcaw, and he is first class member. He has got out of the fox hunters bunch.
 Prof. Teeter, wife and son were shop pers at Hope yesterday.
 Avery Reaves will be visitor at the oil well this afternoon. Avery has holdings over there.
 Perry McCargo has a severe case of the sweeney.
 I imagine our road overseer, J. c. Downs will be an income tax payer this year.
 The full stock law seems to be joke with some folks. Never mind it wont go as the dipping vats went.
 Well, I am out of news, will close with best wishes to all. You to Lem.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06

If you want to see one of the idols of the screen see Wm. s. Hart tonight at the Gem.
 Come to the matinee Friday after noon at the Gem theatre. You will enjoy the picture-you will help the Grammar school. Admission 9 cents.
 What is 1t? Just movie. When Friday afternoon, April 1921. What for? For the benefit of the Grammar School. Come to the first show at the Gem theatre Admission 25 cents.
 Mrs. G. W. Carlisle and three little boys will return to their home in Lit- tie Rock this afternoon after a few days visit 10 her parents Mir. and Mrs. W. \. Newth.
 \ well known da rily of this city cs5.. templates getting married right away, but he don't want a thing said about it in the paper yet because he declar- ed. 'it aint no set cinch that she's gwine accept me"
 Each of the regular weekly prayer meetings at the Methodist church dur ing the month of April is to be conduct ed under the direction of some one of the organiZa tiOns of the church. This evening the meeting will be ia charge of the Sunday school and will be led by Mir c. c. Calhoun. All members of the Sunday school are specially urged to be present.
 The editor of this paper spent a part of the day Friday in the city of Pres colt; and our visit to that good town was both profitable and pleasant for Us. The real truth in the business is, that Prescott is one of the very best towns of its size in Southwest Arkan- sas-and it stands right up front in size. The people of d town make the town, and Prescott ranks high in the list of good towns in Arkansas because it is possessed of multiplicity of clean, night grade, progressive, genteel and courteous business and profession al men. Men like Joe Boswell, Will Buchanan. Dink Cox, Ed Barham, Hit Bros. the Farmers Supply Co.,, the Bank of Prescott, the First State Bank, and others too numerous to mention. do not meet you with ''grouch; :" but to the reverse, they greet you with Il cordiality at the very entrance to their places of business. that at once begets in your heart and mind feeling of that welcome. which contributes so largely towards making life worth while.-Okolona Messenger.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
BURGLAR IS CAPTURED

Walnut Ridge, April 5.-Capt. Roger V. Smith. A. N O., surprised two bur glars in act of robbing the Lane hotel here last night and captured one Of them Several articles of clothing and other loot was recovered.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06
BODCAW

Behold I stand at your door and knock.
 News Is somewhat scarce these win
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06

J. M. worthington of route 3, was in town today.
 wm. S. Hart tonight at the Gem. Don't miss it.
 D. ]. Bean arrived last night from Fort Smith.
 F. F. Hale of Hope, is here today paying taxes.
 Prescott should do her self proud" on April 14th.
 Tom Mum of serepta Springs is Prescott visitor today.
 The 1916 club is meeting this after noon with Miss Beluah Greeson. A. A. Gordon Is off on business trip this morning to Hampton.
 ]. c. Stegar of Prescott, spent yes- terday in Hope-star of Hope
 
 James Caruthers of route G. was in the city this morning on business. W. B. Campbell of route 3, was T court house visitor this morning. Ed Loe of near Blevins, was busi- ness visitor to Prescott this morning. Mrs. T. H. Morris of Malvern, is vis- iting her daughter Mrs. c. B. Andrews.
 
 W. $. and ''Uncle" Billy Mckenzie of willisville, are Prescott visitors today.
 !. Fl. Mckinney and son, A. l., Of willisville, were visitors in this city today.
 c. c. Purtle Of Prescott, was DuSl- ness visitor to Hope yesterday-Star of Hope.
 Hon. w. V. Tompkins and wife are invited to the Gem tonight as guests of Manager k. E. Hardy.
 Henry Shackelford and Pink Honea two of our real good farmers west of town were in the city today. Mir. Farmer: You need a good Now CT. If so let us show you our Machine. See our ad in this issue of todays pa per. Gentry Bros. Will Barker is in town today, nurs- ing wounded arm, the result of his fracas with Bud Kennedy few nights ago.
 County Clerk Algia billiard today issued marriage license to MT. Henry Daniels and Miss Katie Campbell of route q
 Jim Holloway of RosSten was here today enroute home from Blytheville. where he attended the state convention of W. D w
 ]. NJ. Bennett and wife returned from Little Rock last night, where Mrs Bennett took another treatment for cancer. The specialist at Little Rock has about got the ailment under control,
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06

Mir. Farmer: You need good Now CT. If so let us show you our Machine. See our ad in this issue of today's pa per. Gentry Bros.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-06

l. NJ. Bennett and wife returned from Little Rock last night, where Mrs. Bennett took another treatment for cancer The specialist at Little Rock has about eot the ailment under control
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

proval ana unparalleled display of
Diamonds Pearls Watches, Plati-
mum, gold and silver Jewelry,
Clocks and SllyerwRre This Won
deriul Store will he open evenings
for the holiday shoppers.
Glycinc, Ga hyacinth tone) Is one
of the new COiors Introduced in
undertakings.
You can't afford to neglect your
beauty work just because yau are
Christmas shopping, especially SINCE
II Is so convenient TO drop into Mrs
Wilbank's Beauty Salon over Wool
worth's for all kinds of scientific
beauty culture and for perfect
marcel,
The Weinbergor ,Modists shop, 61l
South Main. is making complete out
fits for milAdy fair. only yesterday
saw several boxes ready to be
sent out OF town, which contained
frocks, several blouses, wrap and
sport things ana last, but not least
darling negligee, and thought,
Oh lucky 81 sor thev were in
tended Tor southern wear,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

Now tell me, what would Christ
mas be without muslC2 Not much
eh! You say you cant afford It
oh, yos you Can--The Exclusive
Fsthe shop at 522 South Main have
made 1t possible for every home in
Tulsa 10 have that wonder of the
age" phonograph I'm their home on
Christmas morning. Their plan is
world boater," never have they
made such a generous offer. and
every one Of you who love music
should drop around there, listen TO
your favorito pieces and ask about
this wonderful offer. II you do, IN
say one will be reserved for your
home gift
Wool sweaters with ovCrplaids In
silk Of contrasting color are fcatur-
ed In exclusive shops for southern
and early Spring wear
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

She viii be happy when she finds
you have given her Hose for
Christmas and OF course you will
look at the Walk-Ovo Boot shop,
Ana South Main, where they are
showing exquisite Hosiery In every
desirable shAde-the newest de-
signs, In silk, all wool, silk and
wool combinations In the different
clocked models. Then too YOU will
see such good looking boudolr slip
pers and sandals In wondrous color
iugs. Any ono OF thep suggeH-
tlona you viii find reasonably
priced at this Boot shop,
Many countries and many periods
q Scr tlnSpiTaslon for the models
which ARE making their appearance,
with here u vivid spanish shawl.
there Russion tuulc, here n Chinese
mandern sleeve. and ngain the far
eastern pantaloon,
OF course you will want to look
your prettlest FOR Christmas, and
you know your hair Ia your chief
charm, so II It Is gray faded or
dun, drop around to see Mrs. Leach
man, at har Hair ana Beauty Shop,
II East Fifth, who IS an expert with
the new French luecto Hair tinting
which SO miraculuusly, under her
skilled application restores hair to
It's natural Color In about one hour,
Drop I'm and see what can be done
for your hair,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

The most 4curu.phI. sN" lu.
eginabl.. stamped with ... ltli.
mark OF individual .HtIr. .IwH'H
distinctive which add. Goo fu.. boiling
the very things you want. but
couldut find ThH WuH r. Iw.
presaion yesterday pniIu Ni,Vlu" he
unusually brilliant collection uI gU
suggestions al Miss J1. DsHu FIX
elusive shop In the sinclair Building.
Bed sets uf ponErc -ilk with punch
work and hand cinbruid"rl nrr being
sought by people who seem tp know
that they arc the very Latest Original
iiOns for the dainty boudoir.
Fashion ls whimsical new ideas
come over night SAWS nus Paris
Fashion journal, and appreciate
this uuth whom dropping into Miss
LehiRh's smart Vogue Shop IN the
New Wright building each week for
news uf what women are wearing.
Already many fascinating new
models are arriving for carly spring
and southern wear Hats for trdvol
ing. sports and dress wear arc also
among this advance showing Christ
mas shopping should not detnln you
from visit 10 this smart shop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

Charming arc tho frockH one socs
at the Demnrcst shOp--and to think
that beginning tomorrow morning
ihoy'rC going 20 offer every exquisite
evening gown, every distinctive after,
noon froCk--and every adorable
street dress for Just one half its
original price. Isn't IL almost un-
brlicaab BILE when YOU think these
are regular" dresses not purchased
Tor the phrpose OF "A bargain sale "
AdOrnblc---a bedroom hung with
yellow taIfrta striped with gray and
ruchcd with gray silk chair for
thi, room was "IOIly -with-a- past"
upholstered In black silk velvet, with
shirrcd curdings OF yellow tafrcta
and In this comfy chair, n yellow
tRtfctn cushion corded with black
velvet. A perfect dream.
Almost every article OF Jewclry
Every man needs watch, must
have a chain or fob or a wrist watch.
They need fun sets OF collar buttons
tie clasps or pins studs and links
Tor both dress and day wear and any
one OF these would make az ie'al
Christmas gift. Then be sure to see
the distinctive collection OF all these
articles and many othOrs at the
Harry Hebron Jewelry Store at
Second and Main.
Mine has been the pleasure of
suggesting. May yours he the Joy
OF selecting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

@iln handkerchief box, sewing
basket or exquisite fancy box. filled
with assorted hand made. hand
moulded chocolates from CANDY
LAND, 4l0 South Main? Thoir
candles are made frosh each day.
are'ot the finest materials, yet mod
crate In price, You will find these
candles all and moro than | have
told you and | can think of nothing
sweeter than a box OF these cand
les for Miss Femininity."
-Four kinds OF handworlS are
utilized on imported lingerie, the
familiar drawn work, solid em-
broidery, Spanish cyclet work, aud
Richciicu cnbiSsidery. The solid
embroidery being featured mostly
on the undertakings we see from
Japan.
/ never miss my weekly visit TO
the Sa-Voie Shop, 3 East Fifth. in
the Sinclair Building for a fashion
chat with Pearl Savoie and Hazel
wilkins, and always find them in
terestingly effervescent about what
women are wearing" Especially
this week are their gift
suggestions which include all OF the
exquisite trifles that add smartness
and distinction TO a woman's attire,
Drpp in tomorrow, they'll have some
new things 10 show you
It's giving time again, with the
whole world To choose from.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

The Oriental Fine Arts' CO., at
zoos south Main street rs genuine
Una for discriminating shoppers
Those Of YOU who have been thcrc
the last week since their latest ar
rivals have been displayed know
precisely what ! mean.
shock absorbors may well be
parked outside for tender considora-
tion Is shown the straining purse
which bridges the space between
appeal and possession these gift
gathering days.
Surely those latest wonder ar
ttcirs just recciv 1 direct from
China and Japan are worthy II
frout-linc consideration with my
readers who seek the greatest well
come for their gift couriers
Here Is my story:
Genuine Jade. Amber, Amc-
thyst. ana other precious Oriental
Jewelry; F'ilet Lace and Swatow
Drawn work: Antique Chinese En-
broideries, Wall Hangings. Draper
les; Rugs In varied sizes and wond-
Gray-thev iust fascinate one.
From Japan they show luscious
indies in soft, clingy Silks--indi-
NlNhhA DiFA'N VT III t'Ans VIII an tli-
ticing gamut OF colors to choose
from. what n Gift package for a
favored Onel Then. too. Kimonos
and Lounging Coats In exquisite
silks; Japanese Prints and water
Colors.
Verify. this shop takes You
away from any and everything
vorging towards the commonplace.
Hnndkcrchicfs for Milady continue
to favor chiefly the coiorcd effects
In printed designs, and the hand
drawn and embroidered numbers ON
colorcd linen.
s"Oh Ny! | could shop here for
ever" said an attractive voice. She
was I'm Miss Jackson's Exclusive
Shop in the sinclair Building, select
ing Christmas gifts and this sudden
burst of enthusiasm came when the
saleswoman brought forth the most
bewitching display of purses 1t has
ever been my privilege to see-each
"A distinctive model intended to
please the discriminating shopper.
Just in" were several purses OF
black MORE with Marqulsite clasps
that were exceptionally smart
Paris smiles favorabIy upon the
new printed silks, crcpcs and georg-
cites.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

wonderfully complete collection of
every popular and exclusive design
OF artistic silver at a. Y. Boswell ;,
1873 South Main. Gadding about.
dropped in this week and saw the
most charming tea sets. .sherbet sets
with plates. individual salt and
pepper sets. cake and bon bon
baskets, candle sticks. vases. well
and tree platters,. trays OF various
sizes, and many. many other at
tractive pieces. Yet another thrill
awaits you, prices are back normal
In this reliable store.
Metal llccs and two-toned mar
row fringcs are trimmings seen ON
many imported models.
Costume jewelry, and hair orna-
ments that breathe exquisite dis
tlnctiveness. are gift suggestions
worth while, especially when one
may select them from so luxurious
"A showing as is on display at La
Dicha Shop, East sixth. Be sure
to drop around there with your
Christmas list
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
'eth Ann Looks About Town and She Says

"Whdt is IL that can best
express
The spirit of the happiness
We dIUdBs feel at Yaietide?
N is a simple little Word
Which eUerB day is often
heard:
III hath a meaning ride.
And To each day Uifhin the
year
u Dires a truly Christmas
cheer
That Httie thing called
iOre."
MAY laughter and Tore and
cOHteHtment
GrOU on yOur Christmas
tree;
and at thc top The light Of
hope
For the year that is 10 be-"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

shown with "a Christ massy spirit that
gives opa tho feeling, This Is an
ideal place to shop" Another at
traciive feature is the modofn.e
prices that prevail throughou. this
store.
Exquisite simplicity Is the notice
able feature of the gowns worn by
;.a:..;..ar Earrar I'm the opera
Louise"
To cure all foot ills and to pre-
vent such discomfort you should
visit DIR, stella HOLE, with the Walk
over Boot shop, 4l3 South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

Dolisl-Dolls.-- Ckildren
never have too many dolls and at
the Mary James Children's shop, 10
East Firth. | saw lust in" from
DOH Land" the most adorable
young lady dolls, winsome little girl
dolls, the cunningest baby dolls.
Also Biscuit Babies to dress, In fact
every size and type OF doll 10 make
glad tho hearts OF youngsters on
Christmas morning.
OF course you realize that this is
the very last time before Christmas
that ] can talk about the wonderful,
unusual, and distinctive Christmas
gifts that I've seen I'm nay "gadding
about town" so | want 20 tell YOU all.
that the Wet2ell Galleries. COS South
Boston, keep a stream OF new things
coming In daily to please those OF
you who have bean a trifle dilitary
in making your selections. Usually
at this time one feels that gift sug-
gestions have been picked over. but
such Ia not the case at these up-to-
the-mtnute Galleries, who seem to
nave had lust YOU In mind and ar
ranged TO have shipments OF new
thlngs coming In at the last minute.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

n satin lined hoX containing the new
Orval perfumc--face powdcr-rouge
and talcum and other combinations
and the newest creations tn fnr"Y
combs. pins and lnclud-
Ing the latest flame and topaz
shades. You'll find this an ex-
ceptionnhy interesting showing
Mary Marshall Cook, In nm inter
esiing article In the New York
Tribune, says: Hats increase Ia
size ~ the winter progresses" but
adds that large and small lGats are
sharing honors about evenly just
now.
Possibiy you foot that v1u caruu-
buy "A new fur this season, but YOU
have "A perfectly spl'nlid one II II
were only up-tU-lItc IN model I've
got an idea take nat old fur TO
Mrs Madden's pa department. at
the Mann Hat ShDr n ,hc Sinclair
Building and my a lr rcld'r Il will
be transformed lu,O a bec)rfiug and
useful garment At a cry u, idCrate
cost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

do hope all OF the men read
thls--for 1t will be such help TO
them when Christmas shopping for
her" gift. Visiting the Suzanne
Shop in It's new location, Fifth and
Main, the corner room OF the Sin
clair Building yesterday. [ saw all
those allurinR feminine garments
that every woman loves, luxurious
nogligegs lingerie sets. handmade
handkerchiefs, wonderful fans cos
tune iewelry and distinctive charact-
er, and world Of beautiful ac-
cessories that could not fail to de-
light the most fastidious. Besides
Mr.. Man, you are assured OF u
splendid helpful service.
Fashions dictum for the mid
winter season Is emphasized In the
decidedly straight lines, many drapcd
In some way. but nevertheless
straight To degree, and character
tied by unCvenncss of outline at
neck, hem and sleeve.
At Miss LARS Millinery Depart
mcnt at the Demorest one sees ad-
vance models of pattern hats for
early spring and Southern wear so
alluring in their charm-tantalizin
in their becoming chicness--that I've
stamped them The Display Irresist-
able"
The number of black cloth suits
with collars and trimmings of light
fur, worn by smart women is notice
iblc."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

satin finished desk sets with n lovely
Quill pen To match. for much less
than the original value. saw them
at the Art craft Stationery shop,
422 South Boston.
It's the bit OF lace In silkcn hose
the elusive fragrance of rare per-
fumc, thr subtle touch that makes
milHdy such n charming person.
you will find something distinctly aly
appropriate for her gift at Vaunie
Reed. on the mezzanlne floor at
c. III, Wrights, 416 south Main.
Something fascinatingly novel ga
French Novelties. Everything in
silk and wool hosiery--hand-m made
handkerchiofs, garters, camlsules,
house dresses, fancy aprons. bridge
and luncheon sets ana dozctls of
other pretty hand made articles, all
so very reasonably priced that you
will delight In visiting this splendi
shop,
IBnclfully tinted ARE tha exotic
birds In ART glazed ware. some q.
them are planned To hold flowers in
n fiat bowl, others come In pairs "a =
ends of fireplace nantcl or dresser
top.
You have been shopping all morn
ing-you are tired and want a good
wholesome luuch--I have 1.-THE
RENALL, All South Main. Go right
up TO the mclNanine floor. they'll
give you fine old Southern cook
ing. splendid service too. Try II,
and yuull tell me it's great.