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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
SENATOR RECORD
IS UNDER FIRE:
Yet McKellar Maintains
That His denomination
Is Certain

NASHVILLE, Tenn July 20 ---
with the party primaries tor the
nomination OF candidate for United
states senator, governor, representa-
tives and minor offices only a few
days away political lines are shap-
ing themselves.
The fight for the democratic noml-
nation for United Sattes senator ap-
parently lies between senator X. u.
Mckellar and Capt. @. T. Fitzhugh.
Memphis lawyer. Both are on the
stump daily. McKellar this week
has been In west Tennessee. fitz-
hugh In his campaign is charging
Mckeilar with having failed TO sup
port Wilson in the early days OF the
war, with encouraging slackers by
fighting the seleCtiNs service act.
with nagging the war department
with socialisitc leanings and with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

There is no denying that the
American woman has come to be the
leader in sport toys. size is willing
10 wear them through many hours
OF tho day as she spends her SUM
mcr time at the country club. at the
beaches and at various other aCtiyi-
ties in the out-of-dcors The pleated
and plain SKIRT OF SILK are as popu-
lar as ever for wear with sweaters
OF all varieties and cOlOr!rgs. Then
there are the white flannel skirts;
they arc seen with more and more
frequency They are especially
pleasing with sweaters Of the bright
er hucs They have been chosen by
many women for day wear. leaving
the fluffier skirts Of si,lis and sports
satin for late afternoon or evening
wear
This skirt Of white flannel Is
pleated in an unusual fashion. The
sweater worn with II Is a pure silk
one OF jade green with stripes Of
n deeper shade on the wrong side
giving charming indistinct effect.
A tucked net vestee trimmed in
Irish lace gives dainty finish to the
costume.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

Featured on the newest blouscs
are the large ornaments of vari-
Gus sorts. These decorations. usual
~ of metal or beads In cabOChOn
or plaque effect, are posed low at
the lcfi side ana often terminate In
fringe.
Candies pure and rare aud sweet,
LunCheouet.s service hard TO beat.
Drinks and creams for taste re-
noWnd
Restful cool and courtesy are found
At Candylord, 4lO South Main.
TO go once Is 20 go again.
Wider butcau nccklincs with turn.
overs of pOlnte Ncnisc, or other laces,
arc noted on black dresses; short XII
mono sleeves often have band of
lace or lingerie experimenting them.
II you do not care to venture forth
during these days OF high mercury
TO have your photograph taken, the
Yotter studio, 22l Haver Building,
will arrange it In your home,
Most elaborate cloths and velvet
combinations are being shown FOR
formal afternoon wear, In the fall
suits.
A vision of lOyclincss was the
dance frOVk saw whose black lac,
skirt was worn over "a sheath. like
slip of silver cloth, the waist not
yciicd At the side was garland
OF brilliant red and green cherries
| pendant from a silver stem
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

East ID..t"t ... uIt d.d you kHt"
that they have received an assort-
ment ~ baskets new and fascina'-
Ing iu co'or-combina'ious and design
lin small and large s.Zes--and at
prices extremely moderate?
4 formal dignity prevails In many
OF the latest imports with hens long
or than ever, low blouScd bodice, and
light hip.
Is there a wee mite of humanity
your home whose growth ~ SO mar
ve'Ouslv interesting you 4 Ike 20
record each stage? Have ts photo
graph taken az the R!vk.n studio,
The circular and Ilarc treatment
OF the SKIRT, interpreted with shir-
ring ana finished In points ~ side or
front. gives variation TO the irregular
crfcCt Of length and fullncss,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

Tho Suzanne. Sinclair building
Fifth and Main. has been represented
Ina the eastern market by Mrs. Su-
gnnue A. Ewing and Mrs. Margaret
Bray, and the smartoHt styles In
ready-to-wear, also tho latest crea-
tions IN millinery are TO be found
there,
Even the motifs for embroidery
ON your lingerie changcthi Last
season they Included birds and tiow-
ere, while this year the human ele-
mcnt T. Introduced rs much ~ pos
sib.'---it may br n tiny Cupid, II
wood nymph, or n GrcClaD figure
there's u wide variety.
I'm told musical training leads to
social sGcCer. and soc al success 10
business succcss, Doors are opened
10 tho muhiCally- which re-
main closed TO those less Fortunate"
Then. father and mother. meet your
responsibility by providing for your
children the best music the world
has to offer In the form OF a Patho
ACtuelle purchase at Tho Exclusive
puthe Shop, 2O4 East Second.
After n day OF color one notices
most rcstfui and fascinating In soft
pastel shaica, also blnck and white,
tu Crepcs, satlns, and chiifons CONF
b.ncd with rare lRCcs, embroidered
net and hrocades.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
old French Statues
Beginning to CrHmbie

PARIS.--Neuornhe statue, OF
stone, ancient rcllcrs, queer old gar
goylcs Of Notre pamo and Saint.
Chapellc--uonc of them can stand
the strain of modern li'v ln Paris
Report has been made uy exports
to the proper authorities that an
stone statues that have Rtuui the
tost uf centuries arc commencing To-
Crumbio away. Here n general las
loft Gu cuaulet. there II bishop is
minus his nose.
DO these monuments, solemn with
age. truWn upon the friVoiltiev of
twentieth century paris' Are they
weary OF bcinE stared at ry endless
procUssions Of tourists7
Tho experts cay cNcosa smoke IN
the atmosphere IL tho true cause.
Legislation restricting smoking fac
tory chlmueyS may result.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
English Butcher Seeks
Throne at Monte Carlo

MONTE CARLO.--Placnrds call
ink uuon tho people ot tho prln.ipel.
ity OF Monaco 70 support tho claims
OF George Frederick urimnldt. Lou-
don butcher. to tho throne OF the
principally have boon seen in the
ueiehboring towns.
Tho prctender TO the Monacan
title procldims imself 10 be- tho
eleventh Marquis Grimaldl as list
ed I'm tho GcnoAn pcorage The
roimlng prince, who succeeded ro-
ccntly upon the ionth ot his father,
Albert /. IL named Louis Grimaldl
and bases his title upon similar
heritage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

All that the leading designers OF
Paris and Now York have stamped
with approval IN IIr coats capca
and wraps may be found IN Mr
Oberlaulcys display at tho DemOrrst
sos south Main so taste is so fns-
tidious but that It could be pleased
in the variety he offers at values un-
usual.
Almost everyone flouri hes bril-
lianti -ColOrrd "aauky" these days
Wandering INTO Wr!ghts Millinery
il6 south Main, win the nope ui
hearing rumOrs concerning F.ll mil
l!UCry. tendencies wae not = mp
pointed for ! Immediately spicd u
handsome selection Of velvet, aGl
velvet 'elt combinations IN colore
suggestive ~ autumn and trimmed
in hand-work. Their nli-white mid
summer hats are also attracting
much attention.
DrnDcs are still being resolved
with approval 1hcy give charming
lateral Gn"a Ur b'iinC Il center cf.
fCC'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
Citizen Wants P0lice
To Get Fortune Teller

AKRON, Ch,o.--A suggestion that
a fortune louor be placed on the
payroll OF thc city detective depart.
mon here has been mado TO chief
Of Detectives Harry WEIGH.
Il had ny fortune told last night
by Clovis" rcnls n letter received
hy chief Wclel from II. " Beatty,
No. 1883 Manchester road. He
SAYS there were Two men drove my
cDr Aw8v--ono tail. thin, light
haired, with cheoks suuken tho
other Fnort. dark-hnlrcd. sharp
nosed. They drove toward tho east.
turned or on Mogadoro road and
went to sharon, Pa. They dld not
change the license number Now
want You o. fini out about g."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
Rmmunian Women Place
Taboo on POlcder PuffS

CINCINNATI, Ohio--CoTsets. lip
sticks and powder puffs are rapidly
becoming taboo among the women OF
Rumania as the result Of their adop-
tlon and universal use among the
army officers, according to letters
received from Nicolas Klein, Gin
clnnat attorney now in Bucharest,
Klein left here several months
ago for a protractod tour of Eu-
rope.
lie writes that tho streets Of
Bucharest are thronged with Off
GERS in dress uniform, who show no
hesltancy about taking out jeweled
dorines and powdeng their noses
in the most public places. He says
that militar!sm ia strongly in
trenched while the peasants are
overburdened with taxes,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

For the long motor rides, knitted
0nc-picCc dresses, and those made Of
cIungc and sports silk triumphantly
hold their own,
Folks smiling with pleasure and
satisfaction over the quality OF hem-
stitching the operator has given
them greet mo each wcek on my visit
'o the White Sewing Machine com
pary. 9l3 East Third kemonber
their charge IS only cents a yard
Can you imagine glowing pinky
orange matcrinl--plush-sir or
yoilc--made into u nCgiigcc banded
with chinchilla2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
Black Chantilly lace used with
flesh batiste is "A lingerie comblna-
tiOn described ns chic.

iicsn DAilste Is lingerie cOinDinA-
tiOn described ns chic.
Each of us can reasonably expect
that provcrDal rain. day TO bn n
part of our experience. DID you ever
con, der how the Home Building
and Loan asaocl. ton, Kennedy
building could help you provide for
that ttMc' They offer go. o safe
place TO keep your funds, and a sub
st1ntal agency for investing them
these investments are doubly secured
by state law restr.ctons--so as 20
yield tho highest possible iHCome.
that OF 8 per cent compounded SEMI
annually Then. when misfortune
visits you. yuuN be prepared.
A discreet bur effective use has
been made OF bead trimmings One
certain crepe dress hns Il slight bit
oi rcd AMI black bead embroidery
that outlines strips of Ombre velvet
Inserts.
simple simon had no stronger i'm
pulse to taste the tempting wares Of
the pieman tnan you will have for
&. most gppct!Z.nE and reasonable
chicken dime that | hear are be-
.ns served at the Tea Cup Inn, III
West Fourth.
Bright flannel sports coats, un-
hcltCd and usually sleeveless, are
worn a great deal at Country clubs
around New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
Mate Dress Reform, Is
On Throughout London

LONDON.--A male dress reform
is In fun swing IN London.
Sucklors for correct dress are no"
striving 10 displace dianer jackets
for evening wear and insist upon
males appearing AZ evening functions
In full evening dress.
What with the Londoner's predi-
lection for hated business at
tire and frock-coated afternoon at
tire, and correct river dress, and
gray topper racing garb, and plus
four" golfing outfits, II looks like
dire DAYS for those who haven't a
wardrobe.
American male visitors in Lon
don, however, are shocking the ma
tives and demonstrating their free
dom from the slavery Of clothes by
wearing "ctvilized garments"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

political demand OF the people aud
all candidates are promising reforms
and extensive economics.
only one ~ the several repuh-
licaus qualified for tho republican
primary FOR United states senator
has been formally announced as a
candidate. Ito Is Newall Sanders.
Chattanooga manufacturers, who
filled out the uncNpired term of Som
ator Robert l. Taylor on the lattor's
death only one candidate. \.
Grant Mathews o: Memphis. how
ever. has withdrawn hut none OF the
rest. and this includes Sanders as
we'll ls making any public campaign
for votes. The republican uomiun-
tlou for governor goes 90 Gov AR
Taylor. who has no opposition in
his own marty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
Massachusetts Woman
Is Raising Baby Doe

GREENFIELD, Mass Mrs. Har-
~ shaw Is now the proud owner W
nu infant doe which she recently
found In the field near her home.
She IS now bringing IL up on a bottle.
Mrs. Shaw noticed soma crows
about an object I'm the fields. and on
investvnt.nS found young doe. she
notified Game Warden Lyman Ru-
hest. who after Il consultation au
thOrizCd her TO keep the deer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

about 100 Of the robbers. and that
not n great deal OF damage was done
TO them.
"Who knows but that even tonight
they may be lurNing just outside
Batang? Even now the dogs are
barking. who can toll what the next
few days may hold for u.s. God
knows and cares, and that IS all that
matters, II We do our witnes7-bear-
ing for Jesus. May our trust in
him be complete and firm; may he
hold US stcadfast"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

aDGkened to the rich pos
si6iiities in the summer
sales Which come at this
time each year. Vending
y0Ur Wdy in and ont of
these beguiiing shops
comprising q Ueritdbie
Bagddd-BouH find all
that is irresistibiy femin-
inc at prices hitherto un-
egu0,ed for moderation.
and il your tour seems a
trifie WedrBiHg, Uisit one
Of the fragrant speef
shops scattered around
and a HeW bnOyancy Is
yours.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

fa,hcriug no constructive legisla-
tiou.
Mckellar has retal!atod by assa!l-
Ing titzhuch In connection with his
part In the election OF Ben w.
Hooper, republican, FOR governor IN
1910. when Independent democrats
and republicans acted in harmony
to unhorse the so-Culled regular"
democrats, Both candidates are
waEing vigorous campaigns. Nc
kcllGr claims assurances of renum-
lnatiun Ivy a large figure In the
meantime, former Representative
Thetus w Sims is making occasional
speeches, while tho fourth man In
the race. Noah W. Cooper, sunday
blue law advocate, Ia delivering reg
ular revival sermons daily over the
state.
Tax Reform Issue.
In the matter of public interest.
the race FOR the democratic nomina-
tion for governor is ovcrshadowiug
tho race Tor senator. The four can-
didHtes, former Gov Benton McMil-
lin. Austin Peay. Harvey H. Hannah
and y. l.. Gwlnn are stirring Up con-
siderable interest Mcmillan and
Pcay are supposed TO be the lead
Ing candidates in the race, but Han
nah, nn eloquent speaker. is sup
plying the fireworks OF the campa Ign
while Gwinn. the least known among
the candidates. Is admittedly making
the largea' number Of new friends.
Tax reform ~ an overshadowin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

confer fielder. and Duddv's dome
reached the same point In tho viciu-
ity u third base at the same IN
s'aut
Contact
buddy states that no remembered
nothing for 10 minutes afterwHrd
un,ll ho was revived by toam mates
In tho meantime. though. he had
crossed the homo plate with the run
that tlod tho scoro.
Nut-sni ending 20 an otherwise
happy puddy's team lost tho
game. 1913.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

A visit to the De-
leCta Beauty salon
works like mag!ci You
90 IN with a face
biem!shed with sum
stain, you receive n
French pacE--applled
only as Miss Sih,e
knows how--lndulge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

Progressing with the
times might well be the
slogan OF the Rose Mari
ueliO shop, % West
Fifth. for Mlas Weaver,
their wc!l-known facial
export, is nov I'm Chicago
AZ the Marlnello School
learning the latest and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
Radio Works BetUeeR
France and NeW York

Communication between
America and France hls been fur
ther facilitated by tho opening 20
public use OF tho wireless station at
Sainto- Assiso, which Pend. dlrect-
~ To- New York. II is said 20 he
the mos, powerful wireless station
NnI cnnnlrl.,fnl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

In a bleach then come away rejOic-
ing IN your possession OF a clear,
radiant skin, Phone Cedar 2j3l.
\ pretty hand-paintcd Lacquer
cigarette cOntalncr for the bOudOir
adds greatly 10 the artistic effect and
sense OF case and freedom which
should prevail,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
Duddy Fails to "Dud"
In Baseball Contact

HtRMINGHAM, Ala.--In y game
with Pratt CITY John Duddv ot tho
Jordan Park club MT scrrumor
toward the ogtGo'a. Tho bali 20.
lhveA hnrrIcllv hy tho Hrntt CILY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

OF course
90 q n q ' q
cen reading
Z the sea
1u's rartsi
Ioral beau
ties found az
G | a / X s
f ! o " g r
S h op 3ll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

A great deal OF material Is used I'm
velvet hats ana many Of the TRIM
mings. like iinCs and poppics. are OF
self material
The philosophy Of loyellness In
sists that beautiful hair can thrive
only healthy scalp. if you are
not fortunate enough 20 possess this
requisite. avail yourself OF the sue
cessful scalp treatments given at
Mrs. Leachmau's Hair and Beauty
shop, Il East t.t,h street.
At the French races, the zebra.
striped shoe was seen In several diff
fcrent cOlur-cumbiuatluus but partic-
ularly IN black and white. \ strap
up the center oi the foot lOlns n
cross strap and stripes ruilHte from
the base OF the up anh down strap,
widening as they reach tho sole OF
tho shoe.
4 wave Of lustrous beauty. a wave
backed with years of eNp 'r!euce Is
ths cCutrit utlon OF the Sew York
Hair shoD and Beauty ParlOr 10
Miss Feminine in her reluvenating
quest.
III live a life that is clean and
square
Ana aid my fcllow-man
Ry lending u hand To help him bear
His burdens the best | can,
I need not fear what lis close may be,
Nor how critics my life shall assail,
Nor what the future holds out for
me
when reach the end of the trail"
g n,1EoN(M,z,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

Your most an
ticu' work I'm fur.
niturs uplolster-
ing and cestor.ng
ran be successful.
" take nCare OF
by J. Golden
phone OeaPe $500
or Cedar g43.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

To Clurify your
home The most mex
Jcug.ye way have
your furniture re-
storing ana uph1l-
rtcrilg don. at the
T. l.. Nevln's Antique
slop. Twenty first
and Peoria.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

Oh, that I might have wealth OF
words adequate to describe the
panorama of appealing beauty that
confronts me on my visit 10 Miss
JcCkson's Exclusive Shop--tresh
from the decorators hands! 4 glance
in one corner revealed all that the
woman OF impeccable taste would
require in frOcks, hats, blouSes, ard
sweaters; then reflected here and
there in shining mirrors were exGul-
sitely-colurcd pieces Of pottery and
imported glassware; and in still an
other nook l found a multitude o!
fascinating conCel,s in gifts. only
half has been told-the rest you
must see for yourself.
The patterns of the newest silks
look toward the East, and coiorings
suggest the pcasant-like Russian
and the PaislcSish-Pcrsian effects.
To make room for the Fall apparel
which Miss Leh!gh IS now purChas-
ing in New York. tho smart Vogue
shop, o23 South Main IS offering at
special prices thin, cool frocks for
summer days and nights.
Wells of fine net embroidered with
tiny, jet, steel, or dinmante beads
ol this sort are oblong, being drapcd
over the crown Of the lat with n
hanging Noiut on either side giving
width 10 the front OF the Int.
Modern corsetry demands that the
glrdle shall assure both style and
comfort for the wearer. TO n oct thiE
requirement for the medium stout
and stout figures, Nannie Reeds
Corset shop at Wriehts, ilG South
hain, Is showing Tor the first time
the Grace GirGle-whose well-ven-
tllated back fits Il especially for
hot weather wear ---. and tho Eivou
Girdle in pink. orchid. and black.
No less appeal!nl arc her hand
made dresses and SILK hosiery.
Most cNtraordlnar yet pretty. II
u little cape Goa: OF brown orEandie,
coIIorcd and bordrred I'm chlpmunk.
Aladd.n5 wonderful cave held
treasures no more allur!nB to the
feminine explorers than Heilbrun's
does nov'adaya. They are showing
the very finest blue white diamonds
OF assorted sizes IN white gold all
platinum, or blue sapphire ring
mount!nRa. watches. pins bracelets.
and silverware at amazingly low
prices during their removal sale.
Their windows are evec-chan ginB-
give them your careful attention.
A black velvet parnsol rather
small, with n long ebony handle and
long fcrIule vas carried NJ a prOmi =
ncnt lake resort. The owner wnS
fashinoably -nttircd I'm u h'nc and
white printed drcss---a blue hair hat
wrcathcd with black leaves and
shining black grapes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30
The charm of q prettl

The charm OF a pretty
frock VII, be lO6t II hal
and skin DO not harmon
lzo with lt. For all beauty
aids, visit tho Elite
Beauty Parlor, 211 Hlyer
tuGllug Usage 1910.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

one never regrets an eApSuul'ulC y
when quality !s received IN return.
That II why tho exactilg shopper
does not hcsltate 10 buy her footwear
and hoeinry M the walk over Boot
shop, 4i3 South Main, I'm sure
she viii loso no time IN seeing their
newest arrivals.
The vogue for color In nm eve.
nlrg frock demands brOcaded and
metal cloth slippers.
n your refrigerator Ia a Rhine
l8ndor," sou may feel confident that
Tao true mission OF refrigeration
that Of conserving food In the most
economical ana hyg!enic way for as
long time as possible---is being
fulfilled. ~ various sizes with either
top or side icers, Innings or white
enamel and porcelain, and exterior
'nishiugs Of white enamel and oak.
thIa household necessity that repre-
Eents the height OF progress IN the
science Of food pTeservation can be
purchased at the North SIDE Furnl-
ture company l06 North Main.
Seen recently was n smart black
Drgandic dress made over slip
which was cut I'm deep horseshoe
curve almost Ia the waist line. the
full skirt having a deep hem.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

Aside from n line OF millinery that
Is unsurpassed for witchory ond
verve. Milldys Hat Shoppr, second
and Cheyenne. is featuring the dam
tiest net and pouEoe undies' wn!ch
include tcddics, stcp-ins, ana ycs'R.
An opportunity not to De lghtly
scorucdi
Oh, the joy and recreation de-
rived from "a camping "Trip IL you visit
the VI. @. Hale Hardware company
before leaving Their Camp Cooks
are constructed with the idea or
making tho cooking process az easy
and simple as whcu done at home
smoked eyes and burnt fingers are
absolutely unnecessary, other ACces-
sorics include refrigerator basErts
whose spggi0usnoes Ia divided into
ice and FOOD Ompagtmcnfs, folding
camp tables and for the fisherman,
the spcCial prices on their spit bnm-
boo fly rods and lightweight reels
are particularly appealing.
Velvet flowcrs In pastel shades arc
used for belts md collar edges ot fail
Dresses, and sometimes strands
serve t. bold ;hy cap sleeves In
place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

II n d y o u
n e. a ? a o Z
Friend = h ! r
jdy Augu {.
tn? = mem
brance cards
uay he had at
Fiell's station.
cry, sos South
Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-30

Abrams silk company, 400 South
Main.
Have you seen the new Lorain
oven Heat-Regulator that enables
women to perform successfully every
culinary art with out the strain OF
constant watch!ns2 II is featured by
the Raymond. coieman Furniture
store. 123 East Second. on their
New Process Gas Range. II IS In
dorsed by Good Housekeeping
what more could be said?
Afternoon dress grows NOR" elab-
orP'e rs the season progresses. Low
ncckcd. short -siccycd transparent
frUcks arc much In evidence. topped
with the flOwCr-trlmmcd natural
colorcd straw hats or those matching
the dress In tone.