The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14

Certainly looked Ike old times,
didn't ~?
Tho rhme thing was true at
night saturday night tho Biliy
sunday tabernacle was crowded to
the doors with 5000 persons listen
ing To the message Of the evangelist
Every Amusement place In the city
was fun up. And At that the streets
were Rp crowded lat II was diffi-
cut To pass along on the sidewalks.
hundreds of automobiles caused
The traffic officers TO be continually
ON tho lookout 10 was busy
night as full Of life and action as
any that Tulsa has over soen.
Merchants report record breaking
aalcs IN all lines of Fcas9nablc mer-
ohandiae. The cold .snAp of the
carly part of the week had ita de-
alrod offcct. n stimulated trade.
MoH commenced 20 buy their win
tor suits, underwear and overcoats.
thousands of pairs Of wooden hose
pnssod from counter 20 counter.
Women took the suits home that
thcy had boon admlrlng since early
ran. Tho cold simply put pep into
everybody.
stoves Are in Demand.
Not the lease affected by the cold
snap were tho dealers IN stoves
There was an unusual rush for
stoves several weeks ago. when tho
first cold weather " the seasun ar
rived. stove dealers then thought
they sold 80 many stoves that there
would bo n slow movement OF stoves
during the remainder Of the season.
hut they were mistaken. when
the change In temperature came n
few days ago. the rush for heaters
WAS Just as headlong and many
dealers unprepared for It, sold out
IN a short time,
Carrying the story still farther,
the sale OF these stoves caused n
sudden demand for plumbers For
day or two they we're all busy.
which just goes to show that cold
weather has it's advantages az well
~ ita disadvantage.
During tire summer weather,
when the warmth Of ones clothing
ia not a matter for worry, custom
ers purchased only sufficient ap-
parcl for their present needs. but
with the advent OF winter weather
II becomes necessary for the most
persons to buy several articles Of
apparel, most OF which are OF some
bulk ana also of material that
causes more than pocket change to
be passcd across the counter In pay
mcnt.
During tho spring and summer,
Gust omers got into the habit OF buy.
ing In all quantities: In the winter
they acuuire the habit--through
necessity OF course---if buying In
larger quantities and merchants
are inclined to believe that the Of
fects of this will be manifest next
apring.
Economic conditions somehow
are also shown In the least material
ways. Th. close observer does not
need to SEQ the packages passed
across the counter in n store 20
know that people are buying. Ho
can associate with others on the
streets. talk with them and "feel
their pulse" figuratively speaking,
and he knows as much about general
business conditions as he would
know II he remained in a store all
day and counted the sales.
Itcttcr Times Reflected.
Better times are reflected In tho
steu and the eyes OF everyone. III
he is downcast and feels that bust
ness has gone To- the dogs, he shows
M. feeling ~ too nlainlv nv word or
act or look. Alo. ~ he ls feeling
optimistic. II business is on the up
grade and times are getting better
his talk IA tingcd with the spirit OF
optimism and his eyes contain Q
brighter look.
4 Tulsa business man the other
dav in describing the improving
business situation told Of another
business man of his acquaintance
whose habits apparently were indi-
catlye OF his business affairs.
Said the business man VINO toio
the story: .,
barrel he stepped into catch-as.
catch can lunch emporium and
grapped n sandwich and n cup o'
coffee for his lunch, When the
price OF oil went to s1.25 barrs
he added a piece OF pie 90 his meal
when oil went to $3.50 he switched
from that diet TO sirloin steaks.
Everyday Is moving day In Tulsa,
Somebody Is always moving some
where. They not only move in, they
movo around Sometimes they sc
from a bigger to a lesser place, and
sometimes II Is necessary 20 have
storage facilities. When this hap
mems. those who have tried have
learned that the Tulsa Storage q
Transfer co. is IA reliable and salts
factory place 60 patronlzc. They
have general merchandise storage a
3 to 12 North Cheyenne and theh
teIephone number Is Usage 1883
1873.
November generally means rain
come time or other and winter tim
IN oklahoma demands sure roofinl
I'm order that the householders unde