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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
MIAMI.

Bert Paine Of Norman b. guest Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Paine
Miss Louise Dickerson Of Chelsea Is the
guest Of friends In Miami this week
Pat stubblefie!d OF Hugo IS visiting MS
parents, Rev. and Mrs G, Stuehleiie,a' =,
are visiting relatives in Locust Grcve thi.
% w. Pence OF the Farmers Ldmber
company. OF Wayne is visiting MS FANNY
Mrs. Roy Bledsoe departed Tuesday
, morning for Columbus, Kan, for visit
= Mr.. and Mrs George Rice Of l27 A, y
y =, are enjoying visit from Mrs Rice :
sister, Mrs, r w; bushnell .naSdins the Christ.
mas week IN Missouri the guest Of her
mother and other relatives -.
Or W. NJ Doan returned Wednesday
evening from Chicago, where he spent
Christmas with his mother
Prof and Mrs, J. u. Stoed Of 2is y, y
sister, Miss Mslissa stuart OF Cato,
Il. o. Angsl and family OF Tulsa were
the guest Of his brothers family, Mt. and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Scruby are VISITING
relatives in Fort Worth, Texas. and Will
remain until after the first OF the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Henley have az their
guest for the week Mrs Henloy's broth
e. f. II. Halbert, and family OF Dallas
W. II. seibert, who has spent the holt
days with his mother, brother and Other
relatives returned Wednesday from
Mr. and Mrs 3. n. Wilson OF wichita
Falls Texas were the dinner guests Wed.
neslay OF Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Talbot OF III
Mr.. and Mrs! e. y. Hawks returned tc
their home in Neosho, Mo, after visiting
" the home OF their sister Mt and Mrs
Nj and Mrs II s. Clarke spent christ.
mas holidays with relatives 10 Oklhhom0
CITY after which they will go to Georgia
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. coffee are enioyinr
visit from the formers uiecos. Miss Wv
@n ,e Fog and Miss Dorothy Tholonrn OF
Homer shannon, who Is a student At M
Mlssourl state university, Columbia u
nome for the holidays with his parents
MT and Mrs II; l.. shannon; ,..
Mrs. " V. Grant entertained with
bridge ten and reception in honor OF hc'
cousin, Miss Dawkins ~ the Chicago con
servatory OF music Friday afternoon.
j. s, Kendall, who has been guest fol
several days, o Mr.. and Mrs, F d. Adam'
.I Alami Heights, returned the trst o.
the week 10 his home In kansss city.
mra. h. W. Mcmahon departed Frldhl
morning for her home IN ldanas Kan.
YER 8 tamlly, Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Hamilton
y Is Culbertson Of Nandslia, MO, Is
Gio,r.' G1e IN ,hs home Of bis daagG'er Ms
\ on Who Is confined In the Miami Bapus
er where she is employed with the West
I'm Union, after a visit with her mothe
Sha Dr. y. =. Malone. a brother, who ae
'",apanisd his sister as far 80 Joplin
formerly OF Mani i1Hnn undepwsnt S n serioGi
operation Monday at the Baptist hospi
~ + +. Dickers0n and daughter arr
mere with friends white Mrs. plckersoI
m confined to the hospital
Mts Y. r. Dean left SUNDAY mornini
s cincinnati Ohio. to be At the funers
her sister, Mrs, r. y. Moore Of wash
nEoh. ID. c. News ~ her sisters deatl
did as grest shock 10 Mrs. Dean, VIII
w not know Of her sisters illness,
WIS, Harry Zimmerman Of Fort scott
hah who spetn Christmas day with he
parents and other relatives. returned q
heF N"ma "Wednesday She was sooe~~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

You will be thrilled 10 the tip of
your toes when you drop into the
Walk-Over Boot shop. 4l3 South
Main, and ask to see the very latest
in brogues and oxfords for early
spring wear. Tho kind you will en- p
JOY for travelling and the pair that
viii be so comfortable on stormy
days, yet the very time that you will
want your feet to look smartly
dressed You viii be thrilled with
the smartnoss Of this showing and
you will be delighted with the mod o.
crate prices
I've read n lot about bObbcd hair
going out Of style, at the same time
we are seeing more and more bobbcd
heads every day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

L. f. Evans was tralsactlng business in
Miss Mauds Riley Is spending the holt
days with relatives and friends IN Cleve-
land.
guest at the home Of her sister, Mrs. VIII
Mrs, J. A. wheaton OF skiatook was the
alsst OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.
". Il. Heidselman and family OF Turey
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Miss Elizabeth Mosby, who is teaching
IN Bartlesville. % spcnding her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w H.
Lucille Lapsey celebrated her sixth
birthday Wednesday by entertaining a
number Of her little friends at the l.. D.
Mesdsmcs c. A. Hadley. l.. o. Jorden
and Miss Ruth Blades entertained a mum
ber OF friends at the l.. d. S. church Thufs-
Miss Dorothy Arnold. who Is attending
the state normal at Edmond this yoar
is here spending the holidays with home
MI Mr.. and Mrs. virgil Hamilton OF Tur-
ley are visiting his mother Mrs. Laura
J Mathews, and Mrs. HamiIton's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. u, Brown. -, J., -
The bazaar which was held In the
T. r. Evans building last week by me
Baptist ladies was splendid success Inc
proceeds will be used for the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blades OF baltimore MD
are visiting their daughter Miss Bertha.
they are very favorably impressed.
Mrs. G. f. Green and daughter Madeline
Of islO south Baltimore. Tulsa, spent the
Weekend with Mrs. Grconwood's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs O. Hollingsworth, returning
home sunday, -, r.,
Mr. and Mrs. william Evans left for
Kansas City sunday and spent Chrlstmas
at the home of Mrs, David Evans. Mr
Evans returned Tuesday leaving Mrs
Evans for Today visit.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Wise entertained
At lunch Christmas day Mr.. and Mrs.
Young and daughters OF oolagah' Mt S and
Mrs widman and tamiiy OK Ih'ala anu
Misses Mills and Driscoli. our first as as
sislant and primary teachers; are To De
congratulated on the splendid program
which was rendered at the Christian
church Thursday evening under ther
supervision. 49,
The w c. r. Il. held its last meeting
at the Friends church December 10.
splendid program was rendered on TEN %
perance work. The next meeting Will be
January II and the topic National Pro-
hibition," with Mrs 9. NJ Richardson
lender.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
STATE SOCIETY
OXEN All

OKEMNH
county Attorney and Mrs. Tom Huser
have been ilhng Niis,th,ng VIII VIII, MIs' s hnser. ?
week They are expected to return 80
Okemah sunday.
Nas Cecil Bonifieid H. at home this
week 10 enjoy the Christmas holidays
yIth her parents, Mr.. and Mra william
B5nifieid. Miss Bonificld Is attending
Wr and Mrs. James Thompson OF Wolf
CITY Texas. are the guests this week OF
Nj and Mrs. Roy Moss Mrs. Moss and
slirs Thompson are sister.
church. South, was entertained by Mrs.
a. A. Dolen at her home Thursday after
uUoa Rev. A. NJ Dupree delighted the
.adifs BY giving a review Of the pageant
HVayfarors' delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess during the after.
'Ni'ss Airline Wilson Of this city and NJ.
Vs. o. Morgan OF Enid we're married at
me home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
,ee rev. a NJ. Dupree Of the NJ. =.
church. South, officiating. The newly
ucIs left "Wednesday Tor Enid, where they
WIu make their home.
auiet wedding took place at the home
0E Ma and Mrs Berry Jones on North
r1Il street when Miss Effie Brown was
AHtry. pastor Of the Baptist church, per
formed the ceremony The young couple
lHt Immediately after the ceremony 10Y
o. short trip TO Henryetta and Dewar ani
will be at home here 10 their many
fIIends after January /.
ATTY. r. II. Wren went down TO HE
Odd home IN lizard county, ARK, TO on
.soy the Christmas holidays with relatives.
" Miss Marjorie Tapley and Mr.. Clarence
floublebower were married at the home u
No brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Tapley. Christmas day. After the
ceremony the young couple left for Bar
tIesviIle, where Mr. DOublebower Is a
cashier In bank, to make their future
home.
The marriage Of Miss Fay watts and
Mr. Walter 4. Clarke occurred Monday
afternoon. December 2G. at the Country
home Of the brides parents. pr. ana Mrs.
b. watts. Just west % town. Rev. w, }
Jcukin Of the Mcthodiat Episcopal church
Officiating The wedding was a Hurprtsu
10 the many friends OF the couple. II be
ing understood that wedding would not 10
hei. until some time In June. lmmedi-
4teIy after the ceremony the young couple
leu for short automobile trip and when
they return In a few days Will leave for
an extended trip TO Wyoming, where the
groom has busin6ss interests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

wallace NutliuE has made two iu-
torrailuE auHtoqsos in HIS lie. Hts
photographs OF NyW ENGLAND sycucH
and interiors have given him ut.
tlOnol reputation and his collection
ot American Jntiquog has est1b.
lishcd him nH am antiquarian ana an
authority ON early American Gus.
toms, The WrtzDU Galleries. COS
South Boston, are showing many uf
Mr.. Nutting'g priuta both llndsoupog
and intoriorH which viii interest the
admirers of this popular artist
The popular vclls Of the moment
nrc fine mCshcd ones Ia white az
black with chenille dots la bright
culors, blue. hcunn and red being
tho favored shades
No matter how complete ouc'a
wardrobe may seem earlier I'm the
season now frock ia generally
needed In January II may bo an
evening trock drona uc dress
for afternoon wear or more elmplo
model for the street or smart ac-
ccssarics to freshcu those previous
| ly worn; M matter which need may
| ho yours. yau viii bc delighted and
/ "lcpsod wh"u vow viHi' tho suzanne
| shop At Fifth and Main the corner
room OF the Sinclair building
Incquc chlnoIs is u new and inter
Cstlng color. and this Is shown In u
sort of nntclassr material u.cd
| either for sports or street wear when
combined with n darker shade.
Ycs the holidays are over. but so
many social affairs are being
| plnuncd that n IL oolv rRtural 80
/ speak Of tho wonderful cakes Mrs
| orr makes. They nro nlwavs at
/ tractivcly different from othera-
! then. too. she is showing some clever
rri2c suRRoetioua AZ her Home OFT
Shop, 6OG South BOULDER.
Particularly noticeable this winter
/ Is the Exquisite footwear shown,
which has more beauty and style
than We have seen for many n sea-
/ son.
Yes. indeed. II viii pay you "a
/ have that old fur remodcled, for "
/ YOU take II 10 Mrs. Mnddcn'H Fur
! Department at the Mann Hat Shor
In the Sinclair building. she VIII de-
sign and make n smart and becom-
ing fur that win give you satisfac-
tory service Her prices are very
moderate, too.
Rust, hrnnn and bcigc shades are
fnyorites In the new milllnnry ant
nrc sometimes referred 10 ns tn
wood shades.
IL lust seems to me that over,
mother OF small girl or hoy Will b'
Interested In knowing that all chill
dren'a apparel at Mrs. Smiths Chill
dren's shop at The Demorest, u
greatly reduced as n pre-inVentorl
sale.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

street, where reasonable prices and
prompt service are their hobby
Evening slippers ard sandals are
Of considerable interest this winter,
showing varied trimming arrange
mcnts, such as tasseis, Dstrlth ilucs,
diamond buckles, chenille pompous
and the Ike.
There must be quantity Of hair
for the achievement Of the new hair
dress. Soft masses to hc coilsd and
folded at the will OF the hairdressera.
reminds me 10 tell you OF the lovely
qualities in switches. bobs and cur 3
being shown at Mrs. McCllntnck'- +
Marinei'o Beauty PaTlors, 10 Wet
Fourth. WHERE for the firs. tins IN
two weeks in January, gll hair goods
will be greatly reduced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

rev moments with this clever Cor
setierc who Is showing:
Madam Grace Graceful Stouts
Redfern James jackson
corsets In models, both plain and
elaborate, giving the seasons de-
sired lines, without sacrificing COM
Tort TO the wearer. II you are even
thinking of a corset, Rirdle or intl-
mate accessories. you will enjoy n
visit TO this shop.
There n "a riot of color In the new
est ncgligccs, contrasting effects
serving Ia bring out the color char
aCtcr ana tone In with the setting I'm
which they are 10 be worn.
Miss Lair is showing in her MIL
linery department at The Demorest
advance models in pattern hats for
early spring and southern wear.
When one can get special prices
on such coats, frocks and sweater
suits for children OF an ages as I
saw at the Mary James Children's
shop, East Flrth, this week, then
they are assured a real bargain. And
that very opportunity will be yours
this coming week as a pre-inventory
special.
For all foothills, visit Or. Stella
Hollo, chiropodist. at the Walk-Over
Boot shop, ana South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

The Cnrtwell Boot shop. COZ
South Main, featuring as they do,
the noted and much loved Laird and
Schobcr shoes for women, are taking
great pride In showing these smart
shoes in models that are exclusive
and original style expressions re-
fleeing the latest trend In footwear
for those who appreciate the value
ot having correct and fashlOnably
dressed feet for all occasions.
Tho use of low whistilnea which
are blOuscd part way or all round
into short, circular cut pcplums ARE
perhaps the newest note at the pres
cnt writing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Christmas does not ond the giving
or gifts. Every day brings % cur
minds sumc ono who must he re-
momhcrcd d--weddiugs. birthdays and
anniversaries come every day but
Tor all ut them. you win lind the
happy solution NJ % West Third
street the Mcgee shop. and they
are always so glad 20 have you just
look around.
The cape which H. sO In vogue AT
present Is extremely becoming To n
CCrtnn type at fCminity. hut lct the
short, plump woman beware or liz
nllurng folds II she docs not want
to emphasize her height.
Let every blosscd one Of you HE
yourself off on "A fascinating sight.
seeing tour of the Orient in all It's
mystic splcndor.
What I mean Is simply this: Get
away from the downtown m-and
out. door-to-duor shopping allow
your Imaginative senses little sway
journey out a fow blocks until you
feel the impolling atmosphere OF the
Oriental Fine Arts shop at zoos
South Main street.
The cordial welcome and profound
!mprossiyoncss of surroundings with
in Will give you new thrill, which
will not weaken en- route homeward
to the Familys Evening Firesidc
discussion of the days outstanding
occurrences.
Tho most CiIHra Ct cristic silhouette
one sccs In dresses nt the smart day
time affairs Just NJ present - the ba =
tcau ncCklinc. long sleeves open 81,
the bottom, the bodice low-wnistcd
loosely blOuscd, skirt having some
slight flare nt the bottom.
Frocls, suits and sports apparel
as they appear at Herold's, q West
Third. are expressing a note of in
dividuality that is entirely refrcsh-
ing, for one never fails TO find dis
tinctive, smart and different models
at this clever shop and always at
| tractively priced.
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I've seen number Og evening
gowns Ornamcntcd with beads and
imitation Jewels. One very attrac-
tive frOCk was decorated with roses
of pearls and diamonds from which
hung strings OF pearl beads.
You viii always find everything
for parties and entertainments at the
MCGee shop, 20 West Third stree;.
and You are always sure OF expert
help and advice choerfully ana free
ly given.
An eastern woman spending the
holidays in town wore the best look
ing street hnt of felt, I think II was
one of those new wood shades with
n bird ON one side, as IT, only trim
ming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

MHrcassitc bag clasps Ia original
designs aHd shapes are used on some
of the smart",' land bag5 I've seen
this winter.
While shopping and spending that
extra Christmas money drop into
Chndyland ilO South Main for
lunch, or II you have been 10 the
movie then you will enjoy their love-
ly refreshments. Their food IL Wcll
cooked their service efficient and
pleasing and you're always at
home" when visiting Candyland
Paisley and Persian faarlC hand
bags OruanIrntcd with rhinestone or
cut steel beads promise to enjoy
popularity this sCnsOn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

am sure everyone has cuioved
holiday shopping al Miss Jackson y
Exclusive shop In the Sinclair build
Ing this season. for Il H. q pleasure
to find a shop so well equipped to
meet the requirements and demands
of It's patrons at so particular time
as Christmas. and when | vcnturcd
this remark to Miss jackson ycstcr-
day, she assured me that the season
had been most satlfactory and to
show her appreciation she intended
putting forth new energy in giving
Tulsa women even more advantages
In exclusive shopping than ever be
fore, and added that nothing shall
be loft undone that may In any way
give a better and more distinctive
tervice TO her patrons THE coming
season.
saw, while Christmas shopping
the best looking pair of gray suede
pumps being worn with wooden
stockings of ~ matching color.
Miladv, here is the opportunity of
your life to replenish your entire
wardrobe for the midwinter fcstiyi-
ties and for the southern trip, and
10y careful selection make many ad-
ditlons that will continue Rppropri-
ate throughout the early spring
months. for at Miss BehiEh's Smart
Vogue shop, in the New Wright
building, very very great reductions
are being made on every single suit,
froCk. coat. wrap ana hat, ana all
sports apparel ns well. Among these
specials are many models late from
well known originatOrs, making this
after-h oliday offering unusually in
terestlng.
From Paris comes the word That
cape dresses and three piece suits
are being shown In the newest col
lcctlons that are designed for the
women who travel To the southern
resorts.
when making selection with
that gift check" one naturally
turns TO gifts that last" and in
stinctively drop around to the Harry
Hebron Jewelry store at Second
and Main, where they find cntranc-
ing bits of jewelry strings Of pearls,
add pearl chains, which permits
the owning Of an entire string OF
pearls before one knows how 1t has
been accomplished. diamonds, too
in pierced platinum settings and
many other charming suggestions
/ for both men and women, You are
always welcome to visit this store
/ without feeling urged to buy.
\ certain young mntron who
leaves after the holidays for Coro'
nado has included In her wardrob,
u sweater. skirt and scarf of tan will
trimmings of bright green, to b,
worn, | believe. as n tennis costume
There never was a better time
than now to phone May Rothham.
/ hammer expert cOrsctiere. $3.50
/ South Gillette, for an appointment
/ II you are bit out-of-the Ordinary
| I'm size, she will have the model you
need to give the correct lines Of the
/ season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

There's n "stop-and behold" air
about smart footwear that gives that
scnse Of security and elegance de-
sired by all women. And the pride
Of Akin's Booterio, AIS South Main,
Is that each pair OF its shoes Is not
only smart. but smart In way all
It's own. designed and shown for
women who value the individual In
dress and realize the importance OF
correct and fashionable footwear.
IL is amazing how many women
have rather suddenly taken To wear
Ing drop earrings jade, iapis. ta-
luli aud rcd, blaCk--aDytiiing which
is effective.
"To view ones self Ia any one OF
these symphonies of luxury and
charm would be like taking a peek
into the future" | heard "A sweet
voice say, az I was pccrlng around
to sec the now arrivals at the Sa-
Vole shop for Women at 10 East
Fifth, In the Sinclair building. Curt
oHlty led me to the fitting room
whore. discovered Pearl Savoio and
Hazel wilkins showing new arrivals
to several very animated patrons
who were making selections for
early spring wear.
Novelty Jersey II used for caDc
drcsscs for the young girl. the
wcaves mostly favored, are silk and
wool In two coi0rs. Frequently
there In u bright belt In one Of the
COlOrs Of the Jersey.
Youll be doing lot ~ shopping
after the holidays and will, of
course. appreciate the splendid
lunches served at the RcXall, 400
South Main. Drop up 20 the mezlH-
nine floor ana try th"ir good old
southern style OF cooking, and don't
overlook their hot tomalos and
home made pies.
Ruchcd collar, are In again. YOU
remember when wc used 10 wear
collars or "buas" formed OF picntcd
silk ruChrs? Wen. one really secs
collars similar to those old ones ON
some of the new CUpCs and coats for
CRrly winter wear.
Some Of the smartcst dresses
shown from recent imports reveal
the us1' Of CZcchO- -SioNHkian cmbroi
derry ON the sidc-siH-hCd sleeves and
up ana down the simple bodice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

At Nannie Reeds
Corset Shop on the
m examine floor AZ G.
H. Wright's, 4l6 South
Main, liz n corset for
every figure. This,
my readers, IL no idle
statement and viii he
proven To your entire
sntlsfictlOn hY RnendlnR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

what nn opportune timr JlnHlry
would bo for some Of my readers,
10 l'Cutr.
gCci,ing 20 the modes OF the -cpsun
10 u Ccrtain degree, still CIiugs to a
symmetry OF line, which N the most
becoming to her, adapting nnd Iupdi-
flying the prevailing styles TO suit hcr
personality.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

tlon and Furnishing at Gl0 South
Boston, to design and offer suggos-
tions In anything concerning the In
terror of home The artists OF
these studios are known throughout
the middle west az being master I'm
their profession and many OF the
most aristoCratic homes In this ter
rltory boast OF their having boon de-
signed and furnished by the Darwin
Studios.
Reports from Paris anticipate un-
abptcd interest In sheer hose for
spring street wear ns well as for
more formal occasions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Tomorrow we
start out with
1929 plaus and
with n e. W ideas
T or harmonious
ana a = st | O.
changes In tho
n q ma .. a II o +
which IN quito
possible, now that
Wo have the con-
vcnlcnce OF the
Darwin studios OF
Interior Dec orD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

II anything has hap
pcned 20 that Christmas
doll, take Il to the Don
Hospital at the New
York Hair shop and
Brauty parlOrH vcT
Rcnberg's. where they
also have n nice variety
OF doh wigs, shoes and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

our hcuriirSt Wishes for a happy
prosperous New Year
THE DEMOREsT SHOP.
SOC South Main.
white gauntlet gloves with the
cuff linked In black velvet nnd Cm-
hroidcr,4I la either tlusci or Culur~
are being shown among the novelty
gloves for winter.
Your notes and letters or holiday
appreciation should Doe written on
stationery that will reflect charm
and individuality, which reminds us
that CrancR papers end cards AR"
unsurpassed In beauty. color or gual-
itv. ns shown At the Western Bank
supply CO.. 81 South Boston !
noticed some very new ana gorgeous
envelope Innings In this display yes
terday.
\ moirc rlhbin with flat ohlnng
loCkct In mnrCassitc 10 contain II
photograph Is a form uf bracelet or
wristlct s,id Ia he pnpulnr among
the dcbutnntcs,
After Christmas thcro is alwnyp y
thought for the children and an at
tractive feature OF the Tiny Tots
Toggcry shop. COS South Main, Is
that IL they do not happen Ia have
the garment desired. they will mako
IL for you very promptly and at a
moderate cost
For general street wear, low
hcelcd strap pumps, Oxford ties aud
moCt0sins viii he shown In black
tan and brown. either alone or IN
combination with gray ar beige
| suede.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

For the Cheeriness
ana happiness of the
home during the
winter months, moth 70
ing adds moro than
flowers, p O I { @ d
plants and ferns, all
OF which are found
at their best at tho
Clark Flower Shop,
0lA Enal ThIrtnnnIh n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Fair. laircr. faircst, all
capltulutc before a bargain
that's why find 30
many OF these fair ones
visiting the Plants-Abrams
SILK shop. 4O9 south Main,
these days whore real bar
gains are In order.