The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20


confirmation, one that especially ap.
pealed to me was the unusual va
riety of wrist watches. Then for
Easter, they are showing worlds of
uggestlons-their big special being
$50 strings of pearls for s25, and for
the coming weddings / saw such ex-
quisite things in such endless va
riety, some priceless in their luxuri-
BUSINESS while others were beautiful
yet inexpensive. An ideal store.
The new silk ailovcr haircioth.
whicIris being used for so many hats
just now, seems to gain i'm popular
ity each day. As far rs 1 can see
this haircloth Is like the cloth used
to cover the old-fashioncd sofa, ex-
cept that IL II siikicr.
You really can't resist exclaiming,
How perfectly wonderful" When
you drop into the French room of
Miss Lair's Millinery department at
the Demorest Shop and start try
ing on" pattern hats "just in" for
the Easter showing.
Circular skirts undoubtedly COM
mand the devotion of some of the
smartcst women.
1t certainly does take an expert
marcel operator, and one who knows
the art OF making the marcel be-
coming as well, IL she succeeds In
pleasing the fastidious woman OF
Today; but just such a one is Madame
Spoon at Mrs. Leachman's Hair
and Beauty Shop, II East Fifth.
Better make your appointment
ahead for that marcel youll want
for Easter festivities.
The luncheon and afternoon hours
bring out crcpcs, crepe satins and
with nd ,-in
shades Of blue predominant.
You will find clever and unusual
Easter remembrances at s. j. Nc
Gee company, 90 West Third street
@N Correct Corsctry is the
tx - deep secret OF many a
NtExN woman's smartness and
XlNv the Jane Jackson and
&& Madame Grace Corsets.
sold by Vannic Reed, In
her corset department on the maz-
canine floor of the G. II. Wright
Store. 416 South Main, lays the
foundation for success in any wom-
ans wardrobe. Miss Reed carries
both front and back lace models in
the new spring styles as well as
lovely brassieres, all. very moderate
ly priced.
Many of the sheer white Shetland
work bands knitted in, and are worn
with the Shetland scarfs that seem
TO remain popular,
Aren't these the sparklinGest spring
days you ever saw and don't they
remind you of just one more lovely
hat before Easter-a really smart
chapeau, the kind you always find
at Herolds, 2t West Third?
RuffIes hRvc returned 10 dresses,
and the use of the metal beaded
girdlcs Is increasing,
| saw the cunningest little organ
die and swiss dresses for children
up to years at the Lingerie and
Tiny Tots Toggery shop, 5c4 South
Main, and right away, | thought,
how appropriate for the youngsters
Easter frock.
IIomcspun skirts In white. still vic
In popularity with the white serge
pIcated skirts which admit of more
frcedol OF movement, ns the home
spuns must, of necessity, be made
very plain,
Now why wouldn't Il be nice to
give mother, sister or friend prac-
teal gift on Easter morning-for in
stance-I saw chic new ncckwear
conceits at Testers 5l4 South Main.
Some were trim tailored affairs,
while others were of real lace, with
here and there a set OF dainty coll
ored linen or organdie, hand em-
broidered. They are beautiful and
very reasonable in price.
No woman wants gray
or. faded hair but at one
Ml VA time IL meant many hours |
YESU& Of sitting in different |
O'-v kinds of packs 10 relieve |
this condition and most |
women dreaded the ordeal |
1A 10 the extent that they
A \ preferred TO let their hair |
go as it was. but now il |
is so different, you may drop into the |
American Beauty shop. Sl3 South (
Boulder, and they tell me that with |
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