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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

To the march Of Autumn down.
the limo oC Fashion" come beautiful
frocks for each and every hour Of
the day and evening, Words fail me
to express their cXguiaitcness of fab
rlc and their charm of styling but
you will find them In all their love-
linCss at Tho Demorcst, sos South
Main.
80 many of the better frocks for
day wear show an embroidered
motif in varied and subducd color
ing.
II is surely pleasing TO hear 50
much talk about greater Tulsa, in
creasing prosperity. better business,
all OF which means new homes and
luxurious changes IN tho present
ones, which means. wall treatments
arc the first consideration requiring
the advice and planning Of artists,
then rugs and carpets must be Sc
lccted with great care and most OF
M need the suggestions Of such au-
thority Hs IS offered M the Darwin
Studio of interior decoration and fur
uishing. $40 South Boston, where
thcy have everything necessary 20
complete the most prctentious plans.
As beautiful Jewels complete the
effect Of miladv's costume so Will
correct silverware add to the success
Of any meal and now that silverwarc,
as shown at Boswell < Jcwelry store.
I23 South Main is back TO old-umc
prices. every woman VIII feel that
she can add TO her silver service.
Only yesterday / was there feasting
my eyes upon the new arrivals In
Gurham patterns. Especially at
traCtiyo to me were the Etruscan.
Portsmouth and Pantheon patterns
which will be found exclusively at
this reliable iewelry store.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

The First National bank at Fourth
and Main is encouraging women u
become bank depositors and TO ia.
miliarize themselves with general
bank procedure. Special attention
is given those who wish to open new
accounts either pin the savings or
checking departments and every lite
tie detail is cheerfully explained 90
the inexperienced.
a friend writes me from New York
that at recent social affair. one NJ
the guests wore white karnkul
wrap, draped graceful around her
body and actually trailing ON the
floor.
A house is not a home compi.to
without a song, a dance and Ch"0r
and how can we have these With
ont music? Music and pf'br
Actuelle are synonymous which YOU
will readily see If you drop in.u tHv
Exclusive Pathe shop, 522 South
Main.
There seems TO be n decided pref
crcncc for thrcc-quartcr inch gir.
dies. IN velvet or grosgrain Ornn.
mcntcd with tiny steel beads.
Mothers will be Interested iu
special sale at the la Blanche chill
dren's shop, . East sixth street, this
coming week. A splendid showing
up to 10 years in all seasuulhle
colors. for one-thlrd Off the regular
price. A very good buy. Tn sure.
Waistllncs are still decidedly be-
low normal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Infant Promises to Become Giant.

Infant Promises to Bccnmc Giant.
NWGELLE. Mont, Harry KIM
bile. son OF Mr und Mrs. j. W. kim
bic. Of Virgollo. ( years aud II
months old Is four feet one and ono
half Inches tau and weighs 10
pounds And hc gives every indica-
uou of continuing CO. grow just as
rnpidIy II hc grows during the
next four years and eleven month";
ms RAPIDLY na hc has during tho past
four years and eleven months hy VIII
be- "a real Jack the Giant Killer
At birth ho weighed 10 pounds
and was % inches tail In the tow
years and 10 months Do" has gained
27.a inches lu height and o6 pounds
which BE- ana average gain ut 90 iu'h
ucr month in height aud l.3o pounds
In weight
At that rate during tho next -four
years aud ~ months ne would gain
aT4l Inches and 66.l5 pounds, and
at . years and 10 months would ho
1894 Inches. or 6 feet 2.9i Inches tall
and would weigh 1l215 pounds.
Tho hos is well proportioucd and
very active. and his mother com.
plains that hla father i9 doing all ho
can 10 train him 10 bee priZciightor
BOY, page Jack Dempsey
lie may need tu defend his title.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

Wash ribbon T. used almost en-
tircly for shoulder straps on both
chcmlsc and skirts attached 10 cam
isolrs.
Have you visited our popular Tea
cup Inn, az lts new home, III West
Fourth? II so, then you know how
truly delicious everything is at
breakfast lunch or dinner. II you
have not, then Ia say you have been
missing some real treats,
Velvet h to bc used enormously
this season for every sort of costume.
Black relieved by vivid touches OF
color. being much favored for even
ing
Tho most adorable fan and win
ter coats with hats and caps TO
match. for infants and babies, have
just arrived at the Mary James
Chlldron's Shop, l5 East Fifth.
One importer of frocks expresses
his belief tina. in n short time styles
viii revert back Ia short skirts as
being most becoming and youthful as
well as comfortable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

A certain dignity is given the en-
tire effect uf room 10y the disCrim-
mating selection ot clock. Now nt
the IIoilhrun Jewclry store at Second
and Main, ! saw q particularly pleas
lnE variety OF Wlltuim clocks some
large others of "a quietly substantial
practiDability at once attractive for
tho small home, also cunning little
travel clocks fitted I'm leather cases
go flat as TO take up very little room
iu ones bag. While viewing this
display thought--what an ideal
gift offering
II H. several years since velvet has
been 50 much favored for day n
well as evening wear.
When you are undecided about the
bridge prize, the birthday gift or the
souvenir for "a guest, drop around C.
the Indian Arts and Crafts Shop al
sixth nud Main 'Tis an iutcrcsting
place and the most complete shop of
It's Kind In this part of the country.
one exceptionally goOd-loOking
cloth dress showed tuuiC OF open
work with contrasting color under
meath.
Mrs. Smiths Chlldrcn's shop at
The Dcmorcst, SOC South Main has
good ncws for mothers. Among the
many new arrivals FOR the Nddics
nro adorable CoI.s Tor children up
to eight years. They really are won
dertul I'M style and exquisite I'm ma
tcri1l and every 'ue pt them at
troctivcly priced
The Iurs that seem 60 bC most In
favor nrr squirrel, seal. kullnss y
tuupc Knrnkul or broalCloih.
Have you paused to luur az the
samples Of lovely Christmas cards
and greetings at The Art craft shop
42g South BOSTON, Really, II yop
stop To- think of the comfort IN hav.
ing your greetings before the holi.
duv rush is on, you'll drop In and
order yours this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

spooky gifts that thrrl the
youngsters just the remembrance
that you want 10 send the kiddies--
$. j. NcGcc Co.--of courso--23 WcH
Third street
\ number Of the new ncck,tcHr
pieces, especially thC giirts arr Of
sports character. oppressed la novelty
materials of brilliant Coloriugs.
Many surprises await Madam ct
Madamoisollc at Prayers Paris Fash
ion. az Fitth and Main, surprises
from our own great style center az
well as many imports fruCks for
every hour Of the day or evening.
suits for the street or travelling, with
coats and wraps Irresistible IN their
comfy lOycllucss. Really. my read -
ors there II something distluctlvely
different about this collection made
possible by being personally selected
hy Mr.. Prayer who has just returned
from an extensive buying trip td New
York. Drop In this week. view this
showing and you'n surely say, "ycs.
indeed Elizabeth Ann is right this
U.s. wonderful display OF smart togs
several suits from PO,rct show
short coats. drawn in or IlttCd AT the
waisi with the pcplum inclined To
flare.
Miss Lair Is showing pattern hats
lu her millinery department at The
bpmorcst, that must have been a De
signed IN charm school, so uri
giuil and distinctive are th"r. with
70 happy way uf bciug--"lusl uW fully
becoming
Mpny fur trimmed dresses and an
occasional fur trimmed coat seen at
dress affairs while l-numbcr of Cnpcs
Collarcd Ia udr knrulul have also
been noted.
There IS nothing more sitisfac-
tory than tn have suitable frorks,
hats and coats ready for the chil
dron to slip on the v'uy first crii
days said woman who was MAX
/ ing several selections FOR her Two
young daughters. at the Mary James
/ Childrcn's shop. ! = East Filth. aud
| thought that very good idea &C.
suggest to my readers.
Willow ostrich II used To shower
down the side Of many of the scn,
sons evening dresses.
Really if you love pretty dresses
/ you'n chioy visit to that adorabl,
. la Wheat shop. 2l9L South Main
over the Palace theater, whcr'
something smart and different h
/ Fnaspuailp froCka IL arriving every
day. Scrgcs. Polret Twills and Can
. tons iu the latest modes. loui
/ choice OF these charming fruckE fui
. S19.75 this week Sounds like ;
/ fairy tale but It's a fact. Drol
around there tomorrow and you'll
see that this is fine.
/ found j. Lyman. ladies' tailor :,
I fashionable women. 5lOi3 SouU
4 Main vary busy making smart tail
.eurs and wraps for a pleased
I clientele.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23


fcruories for the home. Drop around
there this week and plan yours.
At a recent bridge, one of the
guests wore bright red duVctyn
ii,uck hOTNicrCd With black KarakuL
After an Is said and done, women
are really trying hard to achieve the
corsctless figure, but most Of us need
the assistance Of some Contining gar
mont such as Warmers new Corselettc
shown in the corset department ot
Prayers Paris Fashion at Firth and
Main. This garment comes in such e
variety of models that when correct
~ fitted by such a corsetierc as Mrs,
CARPENTER is known To be, yod are
assured ~ the lines demanded by
Dame Fashion for 1921.
Black p1tcnt leather slippers, with
red spanish heels, are among the
shots novelties of the season,
Bcfore you do anything to change
or restore the color OF your hur
drop in Mrs McChntock's N9rincllu
Beauty Parlor, l3 West Fourth, and
get her oninion. Mrs. McClintock
has had special training I'm the use
of French Inccto which will change
or restore the color of your hair In
less thnv r0o hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

this week while the showing Is COM
plete.
Handbags are not behind In the
present seeking for originality and
are being shown In various cOmbi-
nations of material
Everyone wants to look young,
mused the saleswoman at the Mann
Hat shop in the Sinclair building
That's why we select youthful
models In smart individual hats
also noticed that these hats were all
moderately priced,
Fans In feathers, spanglcd and lace
effects with Handpaintcd trims ar,
receiving considerable emphasis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

To say the first annual electric
show, given in Tulsa, was a success,
is putting II too modestly for It far
exceeded any expectations. The
fashion revue was OF course, a q '-
cidcd feature Of the show and did
you notice the exquisite foutwesr
worn by each model? Didn't YOU
lust rave over the evening slippers"
Well. every pair was furnished by
Akin's Booterie. AIS South Main.
Especially attractive TO me was that
slipper OF brOCadod silver cloth, with
smart strappinEs. ! heard one Eirl
call it the "toddle," anyway it's a
dream" hut then, one finds many
charming models ~ this smart boot
erie. In fact. I Doubt II anything
prettier Is being shown by any New
York house. Another nice thing is
the fact you are always welcome to
drup into this lovely shop tu 'iuu>
around" without feeling urged TO
buy
Every woman should look her best
at all times It ~ one OF her duties
and the foundation Of IL all is her
corset. or rather-it Is her corsetless
fig're, this scason--But as everyone
knows, there are very, very few
women who can dispcns- with the
corset entirely and never have We
needed expert corseting AS we do
aow. Then how lovely that we have
that popular little corsntiere, Van
ME Reed az the c. H. Wright Shop,
ans South Main, where she carries
Madam Grace, Graceful Stouts, Red
fern and Warner corsets corsClgt
ana Eirdles and knows the vcrv one
that VIII suit your particular needs.
nh. vnry gtrt, sIn, ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Elizabeth Ann Looks About TOlUn and
She Says---

"Tf you put little Iouing into all the work do
And a little bit of glddness, and little bit of you,
And little bit of sLDeetness and a little bit of song,
Not day tciH OiLsOme; not day toU too
long
your Uok cH be attractive, and the WOrd JcH stop
to look
And the UOrLd DU sUeetness like the tlCinktR OF
brook
In the finished job; then the rOrId IoH turn to look
at you
with lDords appreciation of the thing goUe found to do"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

or all lovely sur
pTises, here's { "a e.
incest one / can think
OF for my readers to-
duy-Mrs. Coyle Is at
Miss JaCkson's EX-
elusive shop in the
Sinclair building. rep
resenttng the N noted
Van Dyke furs. Never
In the many years she
has been displaying
fuys IN Tulsa has her
collection been more
wonderful than this
season. And listen TO
this good news, prices
are back to normal.
Drop around there
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

Lightships of the British coast
are being equipped with radio tcle.
phones to relieve the loneliness OF
tho crews as well as TO handle mes
.sgpga .uepdily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

At iIcrold's, 81
West Third, one
sc e. 3 distinctive
hats Of every type
all inexprcssively
smart. exhibiting
the style tendeu
cies now so much
in vogue,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

Just happened to cross
the street after the mat
inee at the Orpheum yes
terday and noticed the
best looking book and
novelty store. Naturally
l walked in. for you
know ii is my business
to get acquainted with ALI
smart shops in Tulsa.
Imagine my pleasant
surprise 10 find Nh.
Fred Smith the proprie-
tor. You will know Mr..
Smith, who has been IN
tho ghpu- business 40
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23


secretary Melons experts the
hest the government could bring too
pether. are digging into lne records
and brinFing forth every Ntal figure
nr fact hearing upcn mlhthrN ana
naval yroerams OF an P''"''pol
'a--ne Of the charts resemhls hill
t,nara nosters. Great columns, run
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
Several shops are showing a nnw
shade I'm beads called TangcTin" red.

Wraps and separate coats, to
please the feminine world, must cnm-
biDe elegance OF material with h.-
coming and fashionable lines, 400 ~
which are so charmingly nouccah.a
In the collection of these garments
shown at The Demorest, 5CG South
Main.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18

he'd til Live hos hende, og Wide
den, hun elskede, kunne elske
hende? For hende var K@rlig.
heden Diet h6jeste, Diet helligste
paa Jorden, Livet havde kun
Vard for hende, naar der var
K~oerlighed til Stede, og hun
skjalv we'd Tanker ON, at hun
maaske aldrig skulde l@re den at
kende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18

f3rste, den bedste Stol, lagde
Hatten paa ct Bord og str6g sig
med Haanden gennem Haaret.
Pub, hvor Diet err varmt! Hvor-
dan har du Diet j Dag, Bedstemo-
der? Har du SOVIET godt? Har den
nye L@ge v@ret herr"
,,Ja, og jeg synes endnu bestan-
dig godt ON ham,"
Gid Diet MATTE vedvare! Hvor
er Ida?".
,,Formodentlig paa sit Verelse
i Ferd med at skrive Breve."
,,Hvor kan hun dog udholde at
skrive saa meget. Jeg skriver al
Orig, Diet err virkelig altfor be-
sverligt. Men Diet er sandt,
Mangold kommer nok, jeg m@dte
Inspekt6ren, saa at vi med Diet
f6rste kan vente dem. bet err
dog storartet, at man behover at
omgaas den Slags-- Mennesker.
men Diet maa man vel for Idas
Skyld."
,,Naturligvis,' bekreftede
Fyrstinde Amelie. ,,Se, der kom-
mer hun, hun er virkelig nydelig,
aldeles CONNIE II fault"
Og hun h@vede sin Stanglorg-
net, satte den for Ojnene for ait
m3nstre den unge Pige, der, uden
at ane, at hun blew iagttaget,
kom gaaende henne fra Floden.
En- bredskygget Straahat skygge-
de over Ansigtet, hun var fort
en- tarvelig, hvid Piquetkjole, der
var .tilstr@kkelig kort til, at den
lille, smalle Fod med den h9je
Wrist kom til Syne. Hendes Gang
var let og vuggende, der var en-
fangslende Ynde over enhver af
hendes bev@gelser, og Fyrsten
vendte derfor like Blikket fra
'hende.
,,Ja, Bedstemoderen havde Ret,
hun var fin og nydelig, han syn
ties udmaerket ON hende. Derfor
rejste han sig ogsaa for at gaa
hende nogle Skridt i Mode, og
dette var en- Udm@rkelse fra
hans Side, moreover Fyrstinden
i Stilhed. gl@dede sig.
God Morgen, min naadige Ku-
sine"
l dette Ojeblik viste han sig
som fuldendt Kavaler.
DE har v@ret we'd Vandet.
Har de roet, fisket eller hvad?
Bedstemoder mistsenkte Dem
for at sidde paa Deres Verelse
eg skrive Breve."
,,Nej, jeg gik rundt ON S3en
indie i Parker. Og hvad har De
foretaget Dem, ,Phillip??"
,,Jeg red, men Diet var en- ufor-
skammet Hede. Naa, derhenne
kommer nok noget,jeg kan styr-
Ike mig paa! De, maa endelig
drikke ct elias med mig"
,,Nej, TAX, jeg skal virkelig op-
og skrive ct Brew"
MEN til hvem skriver De dog!!"
udraabte Fyrsten forbavset. DE
er jo like opdraget i en- Pensions
anstalt og er da forhaabentlig
blevet forskaanet for saakaldte
Veninder."
,,Ja, jeg har virkelig ingen rig
tig Veninde. Denne. Gang er
Diet en- eldre HERE, jeg vii skri-
We TIL"
MAN kunde fristes til at mis-
unde de- aeldre Herrer, som for
STAIR saa godt at indsmigre sig
hos unge Piger," bem@rkede
Philip, idet han lagde ct stort
Stykke Rage paa sin Tallerken
og skenkede sig endnu ct Glas
Vim; han spiste og drak med syn
ligt Velbehag.
,,Hvor ham dog er prosaisk,"
taenkte hun, der stod og saa' til.
Egenlig var han hende imod, men
der kunde da vaere Tider, hvor
hun fandt ham taalelig. Hvorfor
Wide hun egenlig, at han skulde
blive ked af hende? Han var 10
dog like vaerre end hundrede
andre: Mend, han var meget,
meget rigere end andre og til
med Fyrste og Stamherre,
Hun vendte ON og gjorde Mi
ne til at forbade Pavillonen, der
var ingen, der holdt hende til
| haro
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-18

hende? For hende var Kaerlig-
heden Diet h9jeste, Diet helligste
paa Jorden, Livet havde kun
Verd for hende, naar der var
Kerlighed til Stede, og hun
skjalv we'd Tanker ON, at hun
maaske aldrig skulde laere den at
kende.
! Ida lagde sine smalle Hmnder
over Ojnene og Portable sig j Tan
ker og Dr9mme ON. Fremtiden;
Diet var just like opmuntrende at
taenke paa, at ingen af ale disse
Dr9mme iog Onsker skulde blive
opfyldte. Den lille Mund fortrak
sig da ogsaa smertelig, og store
Taarer trengte sig frem over
0jenlaagene.
I samme NJ gjorde lille Erik
en- B~evegelse, strakte sig og slog
0jnene op. Han havde sin Mo
ders klare, bruno Dine. Saa
snart han opdagede S1steren, 10
han forn3jet og sagde, idet han
satte sig op i Sengen: -,
Ida, du vii jo nok klippe Duk-
ker og Heste til mig? Og saa
fort@ller du mig Historier, like
sandt?"
De rolige Timer, hun tilbragte
sammen med den lille Broder,
var de bedste i Idas Liv.
+ Fryst Egloffstein var fj@rn
Sl@gtning med Grew Neyschutz,
og efter at Ida var blevet voxen,
havde hun flere Gauge tilbragt
ct Par Tiger ON Sommeren paa
Slottet Lick. Paa denne Made
havde Kommerceraaden ende!ig
opnaaet at komme >sammen med
Fyrstefamilien, som ellers kun
omgikkes Folk at lige h6j Stand
som dem selv.
Slottet Lick var ct pr@gtigt,
torment Herresade, der tilhprte
Fysterne Egloffstein; Slottet
var omgivet af gamle Skove og
vidt udstrakte Marker, der for
Tiden stod i deres smukkeste
Flor. Rundt ON, midi i Diet SAT-
tige gr@nne laa st9rre og mindre
Landsbyer med deres hvidkalde-
de Huse og rode Teglstenstag, og
igennem Diet frugtbare Landskab
rislede og bugtede sig den lille
Flod.
Den brede Landevej, der paa
begge Slider var bevoxet med
Frugttr@er, forte forbi den @ld-
gamle Lindealle, der udmundede
i Slotsgaarden, til hvilken ingen
kunde faa Adgang uden forinden
at have ringet paa Portneren,
som udspurgte den bes6gende
ON hans Navn SAINT Aarsagen til
hans Komme. Portneren var en-
gammel Mand, der allie sine Da-
&c havde tjent Familien, og som
beboede ct lille Hus, tact bevoxet
med Vim og bygget i gothisk Still.
Udenfor var den h@je Smedde-
jernsport, der igesom Diet hqje
Glitter var prydet med rige For
siringer og forgyldte Spidser, og
hvor Efeuen voxede tact og slyn-
gede sig i rige Ranker hqjt op og
til Siderne.
Lige for Porten laa Slotttet,
tilh@jre og venstre strakte Side
flqjene sig, og midt i den store,
kortklippede Gresplene var ct
Springvand,> hvis brede Straaler
sprang h3jt op imod den klare,
blaa Himmel.
Fra Alleen forte brede, grus-
j belagte Gange rundt ON Gr@s.
plaenen.
Det var we'd Tolvtiden ON For
middagen; Slottet med SAINT
Graesplenen laa i fuldt Sollys, ct
Par velnerede Duer kurrede paa
Taget, Libeller og Sommerfugle
svirrede rundt ON Buskene og
henne we'd Springvandet; paa
en- af de brede K6reveje strakte
en- St. Bernhards Humid sig i So
len.
Da l6d en- sharp Fl6jten i Al
leen. St. Bernhardshunden ret
tede sig lyttende, medens Portne-
rem ilede I'D af sin Bolig for at
aabne den tunge Port.
Fryst Egloffstein red i Skridt-
gang og paa sin praegtige, ROD
So, ~ -. 80