The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

a year uFp, Whom tho average
| wife Ut ihD average husband who
| earned an ay'rlrn Ht1ry planned
/ nrr spring wardrobe BE- must of nee
| "rssi'y have been either very mcHger
1r she must have boon worry clover
with her needle. ludod, r"ry often
/ hor skill iu WELDING That implement
( Ii dr'Fuuklue and millinery dlIu
make much difference iu thD u.,i.
mat" .psi which WAS ultra ni'"r
ul Tor yard goods and trimmings
iul buttons ana ribbons Hul thread
ami Innings and tho lt' UuI' % sirlk-
iuF Utouoag iu rO r,r lH .nH was
.uruDfurd. tu the ready sn.IUr things.
Eui why ruEu up dead I'tF'H and
ruulll struggles of tho past. when sJ
much watDr has Iuu under the
bridge BOO a Eoar.g Time ItrWru-
lou- things boo tIo iuiI.f.INI world
have happened H.u,n 'N.H changes
'r" taking place boz 'h" ranks OF 'h-
uur. reaction after tho Htf i+ i.'.i-
Iug costs OF rIw material" Huu ih'I'-
zorro OF tho WupI".tl' U."1H'l ana
logically th" merchant lu IuI#A can
u''Hr 20 tho Tulsa woman buyer TOR
instance. ne thI4 carly 'I'.. h good
.ouhng hlu" serge rul' FOR A''"o
IL physical iWpoHHn.N'F It'' year.
ibr 30 i8 uu news That ' lf going
tp cost less =" array ones H"Il prom
.riy for church Eurt"r unrnnE. say
.hH year th1u 10 asa last Iu tho
pripE about the same ilW" that "A
'ung mans fancy be- doing il5 am
uual rrhHihoui'H tho i'W'nIu' 'ouh-
trrpnrt uf that particular emotion
murshals womnuhinl to ih" Fhop
windows, you have seen lh'W, scores
of them, drawn and hFpuoll@'i hy
the ,olorful magnets contained h"-
mind the plate glass ot the depart
ucut stores and ready tow SHOPS
" Tulsa Line ana tlnt' nI''l,N ".
Ekut and cut of bodice. length OF
sleeve ana material OF frock' ihry
arc all iuturcstiug, but II lH uoi 'htH'
alone that inspir" tho hbht ~ 'nc
eyes and tho smiles on IN" l''rs
Of those who gaze 1t " tho htile
white card that tolls Mra. hnuH'-
wife, Miss Stonograph"r, MISS 10TH
and Miss Htay1thnmo thnt the ne
sircs Of their hearts ana thH state
~ their pockethooks ar" gong 70
get along beautifully ms spring.
Not alone is THIS true IN rehny 10
wear. The prices ot materials arc
corrcspoudinEly less JUST supp"He
now, drawing heaNuY upon one
Imagination that Mrs. Smith IL
shopping FOR "a spring whrdt"h'.
Tho big things hrs'. SUITS.
"a year ago. said ono head sales
woman. you couldn't find SUIT
Tor $3.50 that was ~ TO wear. We
couldn't get q suit for that. our
solves. Now tho $500 suit rs
back; t39.50 viii buy an attractive
suit. and the Sf9b0 suits ar" OF oN-
ceIleht iha,'Il'' an" Gu" ~ ,,'s ,,'s,
hr' SUITS 'H- "ut "l'o - .'
mater ial l"' 'n' "'"n,E '"'' II Nag
possible uhder 'uh'l'l"uS " N'''
age. 10 huN'
fltteeh 10 twenty u"I'aIA ON wv
garment TINS lS tho average wy
over lhAt year u, 'u' n'"l !'S "
places Wh're hu'h wear ~ pv
had. coats are coIr'sp"hulHES Wy
less pelucoais the 'nhsIhE' JET
s'y ones or btlIllant 'nloi anu IN
QuiHit" SOFT t'"h IN" u0hhTh" hI"cN
| ones whose somnlo hu'H are some.
| times renewed 10y hlHhl Hp'aHny
! flowers whose genus lS an uncertain
| quantity nut ihlt p"ip"It u" w
| roses Mhl'' s"II thIhE anu WHlv'
SUR ihlngs th' IuhE sllN Nn''Nrrf
| that are thc n"dcfh 'HhdN 10 'n'
evolution or the p'ltlcoht an Oh
thom are less expensive than
| year ago. 80 arc blouSrS. rms