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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

PREPARED PANCAKE
FLOUR-Uncle Jerry's
g packages, 40c),
package ...........15c
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-12
Bull BaitinG,

This was a sport once popular In
England. but declared illegal i'm 1879
A bun was attacked by dogs, ana
sometimes the neStrilS of the bulI were
blown full of pepper 10 increase his
fury. Another form Of the sport was
10 faSten the buiI 10 stake by long
rope and then sex bulldogs g. him. one
al a tine which were trained to seize
the bull hv the noSo. The buidog
seems to have been developed for this
sport from Il Short cared mastilf called
"alaunt."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-12
FEBRUARY. 1921.

Tues, I. Eckert Bros, miles north
west Of Grand Ridge.
/ Wed, 2, Joseph Kelly, 3 miles north
Of Peru,
Thurs, 2, c. A. Berghofer, mile
northeast Of Cedar Point.
Fri, A. open.
/ Sat s. Open.
! Mon, 7, Jones Fullerton Wallace
+ township.
Tues. 3, Mrs. Anna Tishburn. South
Ottawa township, on new concrete
road.
Wed. ., Taken,
Thurs, 10-Frank Stone, Farm
Ridge Twp.
/ Fri, II, VIM Johnson. Waltham
/ twp.
Sat, 12, Open.
Mon, Il. Earl Bennett, Deer Park
! township.
Tues, i, Open.
We'd, 1G, John Sutton, 8 miles
southwest Of Ottawa.
4 Thurs, Il, open.
Fri, is, open. e..
Sat, 10, Open.
Mon, q. Omen.
Tues., %, Geo. +. Shnte, South OF.
taWa Twp.
We'd %, Robert Burkhart, | mile
north of La Sale, on the old cemetery
road.
Thurs, q, Crane Bros, southeast OF
Troy Grove.
Fri. p. James Kennedy, l mile
north of Waltham church.
Sat. &c, Open.
|, Mon, rs, Open.
p S.-You see there are very few
open dates, so If you want to be In
this sale calendar, call or write or
phone 6S3-Y. at my expense. This
calendar to run every day until March
/. 1921. Pick your date, as they are
going fast.
col. DAN FITZGERALD. Auctioneer
715 Webster st.. .nn 80
i OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-12

Another thing about faulrin,'y is
that under favorable conditions 10 can
look fragile delicate and even spirit
uelIe while oyereating.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

happy message of Chustmsstide 10 The
play Mrs Walter Martin Winning high
score with Mrs Hudson Layton second.
Mrs. Alicniar received tAe low score
award.
quite the largest ~ tha forusi tess
given this season vac that given by Ara
H. ". NcGIlntucH ~ hpr home Du south
Iohnatunc avenue Ntdrcsdby attofnoou IN
honor pl hor dbuRhtur. MiuH Uarhara Nc
Cuntgek Who is heme ,trom (;sh.sar i,",r
Those m tho rHcriving Inc wof" Mas
Barbara NcCliuiDcE Hrq v q. Nalsh, lr,
Mrs. H ~ Caster ana Mfs " ". hc'lin-
tork. one hundred and my zu'aa we're
rogsIvad from the hDurf ~ 3 20 o. The
gIowtnE trta ~ tho ChriatuHa season
wore prrdont.nsnt N su the decorations
~ No rooms quantitloa Of poinsettisg
tables ~ it- te,apflun room. hall ana den.
basket nlird "ith polrsettiIH and tled
with . huTs bow q rod tuils formed m
attractive ceufcrpince Tor The diniuE room
table ~ witch the following women
poured taa from p uutU Z clock Mrs.
Dtt1 UIfrmau at Kansas 'ity, and Mrs
Vernon grliara Fron Z untu 8 the tables
and Nrs Roy Mccormick. while from o
untu Mrs g.. y rhuips snd Mrs. Tom
Shea NJ Tulsa poured Others who sa
pIstfd TO-. uostoss we're Mesdames r.. 4.
Walsh. Victor Nulluafts, John ii Kane
li a. Straight ". u. Hewitt Preston
straight Frank Huchhr, " y. Weliy
JRmrs Ketllp. l.. a. Rowland, claude
nthy smauwnod ruth Krrbs. Dorothy
NgCimibsk Mary Dsnter Martha Jane
Ptuips Nancy Jaao Hewitt and Lpi'
straight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

said Mr. Boswell when | ''breezed
in" for a Christina message yester-
day.
One exclusive designer who re-
Gently imported large group OF
French hats, many Of which showed
taffcta combined with aliovcr, Is of
the opinion that taffcta viii be u
spring fayorite.
ITO you and all your friends and
all of their friends and to everyone,
wish very joyful Christmas and
predict wonderfully happy and
prosperous New Year" said Mrs.
McClintock. when / dropped into her
Marinello Beauty Parlors. 13 West
Fourth, for a Christmas chat.
Girls, listen, read. For one week
only. beginning Tuesday morning.
the Mann Hat shop in the Sinclair
buil.ing. will have a clearance, sale
of a certain number OF winter hats
at 81. Others marked accordingly.
Don't miss this.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1921

reffoahmNnia were served. The officers
Installed were Mrs Nixon. worthy mR.
troni Jesse Bolton. worthy patron; Mrs.
j. r. Reynolds, associate matron Mrs. ].
y. Thompson conductrssA Mrs. Hinda.
associate conductfcns, Mrs s. e.. wilson,
secretary Mrs. sherman Fields, treasurer.
Jack Stephenson, son ~ Dr. ana Mrs.
\. T. Stephenson u here TO spend the
holidays from Muskosee, where he II a.
Hch0O
Assistant County Attorney W. 4. Sea
guests of friends In Honryetta Tuesday
night.
charlie Huser has gone 10 Portsmouth,.
ohio. 10 ylsi' few weeks there with his
mother
Cour; Clerk Matt Jones' Attorney I. c.
Phtiips and W. O. Johnston went over 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Mu Fred kroe. vas hoa's. ra no
tvsstika urldro club uf her nome alA
9grsy "Es Sy1o'' W"a""'9'y & .a VIZ F,ssi fstss
Hicks aud WAYNE 'ru,lu shared hopors
w. tho tables. Me. " U stone was
Nrs. Forst,r WaIk-r was tho charming
h1strss 200 ihr fnf'u'rhuy Uridgf club a.
urr how" rhul4daJ afteruuUu The play
1889 .u.rl.ck, % fmtll christmas trce and lis
d'Dor'ii"na tnuuIuE "g nttnotNo feature
off ihr dn.nE i".W. MrH MARVIN wilson
was HwHid'd tr-f rfi4c f.r hiEh Hrore
and MIA otto H.aHfUHp uf Kansas titg
received n dainty Eutst prize
Ms. ". y. Foster ls ISSUING 90 invita-.
ret now home from school 90 ton dance
st her home uu Huuth jOhnsiono avenue
be- gwen in honor Of Misc barbara Nc
tiuttpE. MlHs uhrflrif straight Mise
potethy smh.llwoed ard h"r fgost Miss
ruth Krehs OF baltimore Nd Miss WyHi.
ffrd carey and Miss Katherine Rood.
Mrs. T., -, MeHanef was The huHtoHH 20
the CotorIe Bridge club f1ilowlng =
club ThurHday After tho lunc hron tho
guHHta went tO the home of tho host ess
NJ bridrs we're played. Mrs. walter Eec.
gan nado h,Fh score Tor the aternpon.
Mrs u. NJ. Tyler and Mra e.. -. Fowler
were quests ~ the club. the home was
ooinrs and Christmas ire" added charm
to the Hottlng.
pretttty decorated Tuesday afternoon
when Mrs RuRh was hostess tu tho 1870
nrdRo club Aftar Tho game at which
MIS- FRANK CnHau and Mrs Fred sutton
Hhhrcd the hunOra, a tWu-cuurge lunch
con was served a. the tho uhrd tables.
which were adorned with yases containing
rod ohryHnnthrWuma and yellow thry-
Hauthouum vas given to zach gurat.
GtftH were also changed among the club
members Mrs. H. N. Hamilton was tho
guest OF the club,
Tho Friday nridEe club was enterls lned
"wednesday night at the home of Mrs !.
v, shilling Iitgh Hcorc was made by
Mra Marvin Wilson who was awarded n
dainty prize. Three tables we're IN play
and Bftsr the games a two.coutsa lunch
ron was served BY the hostess. Mrs,
Ham .. Smith and hiaa May YOunH pi
GoffryVillo. Kan. we're HushtH nf the club.
This being the Christmas meeting, zach
member present received dainty Rlft
from q ChriHtmas tree which ornament ed
the front room. which was decoratod in
the Yuletide colorh.
Decorations that we're striking In effect
and charming In arrangement Graoed the
home Of Mrs N W. Pembertoh on Ruuth
JohnHtone avenue ThurSdsy afternoon Tor
the smart Informal luncheon. at which
Mts pomhsrton was hurtchR 10 80 of hor
frienda The gay colorH ut the season OK.
preHsed In tho silver candelahrum. boar
ins red candles And big basket OF
rod carnations combined with white mar
cisal beautlued the table and brought a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

ATTORNEY w. q Parduc recently returned
Hs Hs.! ,iSias ;,,s.tGt nf' m fs.Ss ga"'i i
holiday guest 81 the Charles home.
Clarence curry Won. titst prize n tho
Mr and Mrs Martin snd son GeorEe
I of Heggs ~. rnests q me podds home
/ DAY 10 spcad the holidays WITH relatives
Ms Knos Elder OF Nushogro came
Tuesday to spend the holidays with her
brother John.
Paul Carpenter came home FRIDAY from
Utbsua. ~, university 20 spend the holi.
81 nnd NJ. /. y. urlfnn hre spend
iuE the holiday season IN Ponca city
WITH MrH uriitnS parents.
Mrs. Anna dreyson. returned bone from
TJsocia, IN. who're nhs has been yisIting
her daughter tor some tine
Marian podds came here. Friday from
Hptnd the vacation with her parents.
ice smun ana tllenn Tempe came
home from Philllps colleae az Enla a
week EARLIER than the other college boys
Mr. and Mrs J. T. Askew ana daughter
JOY of Metkvillo, KAN are holiday guests
~ on It's way to Brownsville for the
winter
fine opsretta. THE Feast ~ the Red
| Corn was presented by the high school
/ crowded house and waR very much en-
| joy"d.
kellln BlnnUs lfutNte curry anu hAN
/ Cox are home from Edmond, Evelyn
/ Pickard snd Lillian Hume from btili-
water and FRANK and Ernest Lippert from
[ norman are all home Tor vacation.
/ Joint installation % the NesouH and
I Eastern star was held Tuesday niEht at
the lodge halt Mrs. ucsHia DoddH vac
presented beautiful silver vegetable
| dlHh In recognition of her past services.
| Following are the new officers Donna
/ Mae Bland. worthy mHtroui Netu- .sinple
| assistant worthy mhtrnn. Thrnrc Pardoe,
| conduottsss; Pearl Dtdner assistant co, =.
/ patron. Susie Hubble s~cretnry. Resale
| Dodds, treasurer and Della Grim marsha 3,
| The MasonH elected Guthrie rArder, wor-
! ahipfut master; Earl Luntln. treasurer.
| puctnr Hanson was installing officer
/ Tor the Aaaons and BESSIE DOddH' Tor the
| stars Hoth were very beautiful Cerc-
monies and fine banquet was enjoyed
nj ha piase
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

From Doctor Angstreich. optomc-
trist, with tho Hebron Jewelry
store comes the good old MESA ge
you've heard so often before. "a
merry Christmas. bright New Year.
and hope for many more"
The extreme, exaggerated long
wRistlinc was worn by a smart look
ing woman nt an evening party last
week. The dark blue chiffon over
dress covering "A silver flame foun-
dmlon. The belt line was accentua-
ted by beaded glrdle and long
fringes of the heads.
Frame that Christmas picture be-
for 1t Is soiled or damaged. You
will find a complete and beautiful
selection at s. J. MeGee company
and real help with your framing
problems.
Sports clothes for sunny days at
Palm Beach and those for winter
sports IN severer climates are rum
ming side by side In interest and i'm
portancc during the holiday season.
Maybe son didn't send her q
Christmas gift ard maybe YOU wish
you had, Anyway, she will appre-
ciate a hoV Of sweets from Candy
land. 4l0 South Main. You may ~
pend upon their candies being ah.
solutely fresh and I assure you their
prices are moderate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
STATE SOCIIET ETY

GcorEstoWu urisarrity Washington u.
g.. VIII also enur hoIur fYr th" huldayH.
ON sunday morning hI u.rI.rE. iu tho
home tf Iur Irdr'r uulhrf MrH Y o..
front occurred tho marriage ~ Miss iisI.
en- Trent and ERNEST j, NEl.sIr. son ~
NJ. and Mrs. 4. o. N,iaU HruInE Two
prominent pFWuigne faUIII'H. standing
ucturc an altar IMPROVED from t"rur nni
fIpwttH the rnupln heHfi the Rev John
4. rice ~ the First NrthudHt Episcopal
ceremony. Tho bride wore IHuiH1u"
suit Eud wore 20 rorssEe oi viD'tiH aud
rcd roses. IolllvluH Inre' course we'd .
fuI u WrdHlug il.p fH kuEHuH ..iN aud
will br ut bonn. JtuuarY Do 100 okuulR'o
only the members uf tnr immf iIti" Fam.
hrnDL-l.-I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Barnard. In
Tulsa.
Miss May Weir has returned to Tulsa
after few days visit to her mother.
r. ". Latshaw and family Will spend
Christmas with relatives at Wynona.
Tho William Wolf family have ~ thHif
holiday guests Mrs. Lottie Phelps era
children Of Tulsa.
Mrs. claude Leitch has had her mother.
Mrs. NJ =. chapman ~ Mushugee as her
guest during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcuechie announce
the arrival OF = daughter at their home
on Saturday December II.
Miss Befyi Abbott Of Tulsa was the
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Fanny
Abbott, for the day Monday.
Mr., ". II. McCreay Who has been spend b.
Ing nome time In the oil fielda al OH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

When | called upon Mr.. Wctzell
Of the Wetzell Galleries. SOS south
Boston, ne said. Elizabeth Ann,
don't say anything about what we
have lefl to sell, rather. thank our
patrons and friends for. the many
kind things they have said about
these galleries and the wonderful
things they have secn here. as we'll
as for their very liberal patronage.
and extend to all our heartiest good
will and best wishes for pleasant
holiday season."
A great many nf the new silk fab
ric hats are seen about town. par
ticularly In reds. Embroidery and
scroll ribbon with metallic edges
are some of the trims noted on the
-thc-facc models.
The Oriental Fine Arts company
as 1908 South Main street asks me
to expreRs its ieartiest greetings
of this day to my readers, and TO
conveys its expression of deep appre-
citation to the many visitors who
found their way TO the shop in re-
sponse to my recent messages direct
ing footsteps in that direction.
Flannel IL usrd quite extensively
for skirts, especially white skirts that
arc intended for southern resort and
summer wear.
In Santa Claus pack Is a message
for you, a merry Christmas wish. n
thought, not new, but sincerely sent
Just the same from the Tiny Tots
Toggery shop, 603 South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Henryetts Tucrday night. wheer they
we're initiated into the mysteries Of the
Elka lodge.
Bower Broddus Of the Interior depart.
ment at Muskosee and y u. voorhees, %
that city were visitors In Okemah the
first Of the Weok
Miss Arkto Soaweil has gone 20 Mus.
kogee for the Christmas holidays and
viii be ths guest of her uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs A. Y, scawell
Miss Ola stephenson came home Friday
from Bellavlllc Kan. to enjoy the Christ
mas holidays with her parents DR.. and
Mrs. a j. stephenson. Miss stephenson
10 teacher IN the Bellcviiie schools.
BRUkEN ARROW.
Mrs. Frank Smith and young son Walter
were week end guests Of Mrs 9iuftb a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

ton. arrived home Tuesday Tor the n,i,.
day period With his family.
Mr.. snd Mrs. &. y. Foster and tt.
the day in Tulsa Thursday.
Claude simmons ana Roy Smith r..
among the early arrivals ot A. a n
students home for the hoitdaye
JRck Friend Of san Francisco be- t...
for the holidaye with his aunt. Mrs Nj.
nie Zellner and other relatives
Ralph Bynum " home from school .
saltwater Tor the holidays with his ,.'
ents Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Bynum
Mrs. Esther Hartman OF Eansas Cuy f.
home for the Christmas holidays with t.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. V. Hartman
Mrs. Thomas O'Brian went To Covst.
Tuesday evening IN response to a messsr.
announcing the serious Illness ~ Esr
rpotheF.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Guy Fears son u NJ. and Mfs y =.
Pears IL hefe Tor short visit from
Fiefar
vrrar Drvrf loft Tuesday for Porte
mouth Onto. where he will spend some
time Visiting ~i;A frlendf
Roy Martin. q toachor ln the Jefferson
schools arrived home the fret u the
week 10 cuioy the holidays ~ home
~. " CLARK. livestock specialist 81 The
A a ". college az Etillwstor, was IN
Dk"mnh The latter part ~ tho weok
Mr.. and Nrs carter ~ King left Tues.
day fur Dzatk AK where they viii
visit ola home folks for couple ~ weeks
ON Monday night % the regular meeting
~ the EsHtrrn star lodge the inatsllstlon
NJ the lately elected officers occurred
Attcr tho business session was finish "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

IL Is the general opinion that
spring will he mainly a cotton sea-
son as far as ncckwcar il concerned.
especially where IL Is planned for
the suit
Beginning this Tuesday morning
the Demorest sos South Main. will
start the most wonderful special sale
ever offered In this smart shop. just
think Of it--sults, frocks coats.
wraps and everything offered for ex-
aotly one-half their original price,
You should he there early to appre-
ciate this offering.
In millinery the earliest models
for spcdts wear favor combination
of wool and straw braid, frequently
In two-tonc effects.
| know wonderful way to spend
that Christmas check, girls. La
Blanch shop, East Sixth. is show
ing adorable silk underthings. very
reasonably price. Nough said.
Hemstitching correctly done, but
tons made to order by the Misses
Poo'o, 200 New Auit Bldg,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

First. n merry
Christmas - then
enter 1922 ---- hail
to the new with
due appreciation
for the old, is Il
9 e n t | m G n t
expressed by the
Darwin studios 1f
Interior Decora
I o n e. Furnish
Ing. go South
Boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

their appreciation Of this new ven
ture In Tulsa.
so many of tire young girls in the
east are wearing clusters OF forget
mcnots or small grapes arranged IN
Japanese style, close TO the ,sIrs un.
der "A puff OF hair.
"Oh, why did cat so muoh'tur-
key, plum pudding. an everything
It's the same old story-how tn get
relief from that heavy, dull fccli,g.
Wen, ! can tell you. Go TO Dr. Il.
p. Rhose, IA East Fifth. TAX .
wonderful Carlsbad Electric SNeat
Bath. Luxuriate in his immarulat".
well equipped operating rooms and
come out feeling like n new person.
Yes, 1t will do wonders for THAI bad
cold, too.
Double strands OF pearls. or two
separate strings of pearls. one long
er than the other, are worn.
"oh, we have ever so many new
things in for the holiday parties and
for those contemplating a trip after
New Years. They really are smart,
Let us show YOU a few of them,
said Pearl s...v:..s aad Hazel VII
wins, when ! dropped into their
clever little French Sa-Voie shop,
East Fifth, the other day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

IT h G seas son 8
greetings TO everyone,
and sincere apprecia- =
ion of the liberal pat
ronage given the A.
Y. Boswell jewelry
store. whose poll g Y
has been, Is, and al
ways will be. TO give
their patrons the fin
,st jewelry, the rarest
gems and the most
xquisite silver
" are DrOCurable,"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

The last word In smart place cards
--favOrs, etc, supplemented by Clev-
or ideas ls one OF the real interests
at s. j. McGce company 20 West
Third street.
Vivid brush wool scarfs are tucked
under The belts OF many tweed suits
worn AT this time.
PcrChanCe you are a visitor In
Tulsa and have unexpected social
engagements. Not having your en-
tire wardrobe with you, you will ap-
preciate having the suzanne shop, at
Fifth and Main. the corner room I'm
the Sinclair building, fully prepared
To take care OF your every need In
frocks wraps. hats and every lovely
accessory. \ charming service | as.
sure you.
The keynote of the Nienncsc
blouse at the moment seem. to be
style simplicity combined with fine
band cmbro, ,dcry.
A very merry Christmas and
happy, prosperous New Year is the
greeting extended by Mrs. Leach
mans Hair q Beauty Shop. II East
Firth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Joyful Christmas TO all our friends
and patrons, with hearty thanks tor
such an ideal holiday patronage
which has exceeded all expectations.
We appreciate the confidence shown
in our reliability and earne =, desire
TO please. both in quality, style and
price" was his answer
Metal brocadc hats In close drapcd
effects are much worn for the mid
winter season.
For that box OF smart stationery
and cards that you will need when
acknowledging your Christina gifts,
Wait the Western Bank Supply COM
pany 3l5 South Main, whore they
are showing Crane last word in
Corroct stationery Of all kinda
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

TO greet you this Christmas day
and 10 wish YOU an abundance Of
everything good for the coming
year. Is tn sincere thought ot The
Demorest shop, sos South Main.
Tho new Jersey frOcks are uuwil-
ling to be simple dresses. They also
must simulate the sweater costume,
and for this end embroidery Is used.
When YOU start out with that
Christmas money to buy something
beautiful, at the same time useful,
drop around TO the Home Decorating
company, sos South Boston. you'll
zee lamps. table runners, pillows,
book ends. picture frames and doZ-
'ns OF other attractive suggestions,
all specially priced.
Gauntict gloves are being worn
with sleeveless dresses, the space
between the shoulder and top Of the
gauntlet ornamcnted with bracelets.
II Is bound to turn cold in jan
uary, and you'll have need for that
fur you now feel is little out OF
date. Take Il to Mrs. Madden at the
Mann Hat shop in the Sinclair
building, she win correct the style
for very moderate cost.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

New Jeanne dare Iewclry Is u
"Cordclh'r" ncCkless from Paris
that Is n unique combination of met
al and galalith In novel designs.
There are girdies, too, that are riy-
ais of the popular sash.
Cold weather has just begun. and
YOU will have plenty OF need for one
more winter hat, especially since you
can get such a beauty for s. or less
at the Louvre Millinery, i3 West
Fifth,
woman knows, II is that the collar
OF the blouse worn outside the jack
Ct is the most kindly blouse Of all.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Harry Hcllbron jew
elry store yesterday
| said, Mr.. He'll
bron, what may |
say for you this
week ."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

II Santa Claus didn't bring YOU
Pathe phonogra phi, why not take al.
vantage OF their special offer and
have the "phonograph OF the age"
sent to your home for New Years
day Drop around to the Exclusive
Pathe shop, 522 South Main. this
week II only to hear the latest mu-
sic and get details of this wonder
ful arrangement for easy payment
II seems to nc rather fad tn
match up ones hat with drop car
rings. saw u gray hat trimmed
with Jade feathers, worn with Jade
earrings.
Every girl every woman. should
have a savings account, for one can
never tell when a rainy day" is
going to come. After you have
started you'l look forward to your
trips to the bank with pleasure, es
pecially If YOU are going to the First
National bank at Fourth and Main,
whore they not only pay you PEI
cent interest on your savings huf
also welcome you as a patron even
though your first deposit is very
small
A fitch coat was noted few day.
ago. worn by a visitor. IL was made
with the skins running horizontally
down the front and forming u wide
panel. the rest of the coat being de-
vcIopcd of the skins made up the
other way.
christmas greetings 10 all Elz-
abeth Ann readers, with many good
wishes for the New Year" said Miss
Lair, when | visited her millinery
department at sthe Demorest yester-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

May Christmas hiring YOU every
gladness that your heart holds
dear not only for this one day. but
through each passing year. h tho
greeting extended by Miss Jackson =
exclusive shop In the Sinclair build
ing.
Winter wraps are In order and
capcs and fancy conts Of crIninc.
sable, chinchitla and mole show more
width than those OF last season
Arriving at Miss Lehighs smart
vogue shop in the New Wright build
ing for early spring and southern
year are frocks, suits, sports apparel
ana hats in the most approved mod
ols. showing that viii interest
particular women.
plain black crepe dinner dress.
relieved by sparkling pendant of
brlIinuts, n Hindu drnpcd turban os
emerald velvet; n full length cape Of
tntlirss cfiulnc; such were the de-
tails Of particularly smart costume
s,'cn on recent night at the COum-
try club.