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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. McNeal and children left
Friday for colorado where they Will
spend the summer months.
Mrs. william r. Bell. who has been
very ill for the past week. is reported
convalescent.
little son came Monday July 10. to
make his home 18th Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Bellows
Mrs. Doctor Jones and daughters OF
SapuIpa are tho guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Miss Helen Tnley is IN chelsea. guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Tiliey and Mrs
Raymond Rush returned from Table
quah Tuesday. where he had been at.
tending normal
Miss Hazel Nave returned from Table.
quah Monday where she had been the
guest OF Mrs Lew wilder.
Mrs. Annie Dye Of Texas who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. sam Little, for
oraio to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. Davis have recently
moved TO Keller from Oklahoma city.
MIR. Davis Is employed by the +. o. O..
Friends OF Eddie Kraker will be slsd
10 learn OF his steady improvement in
Mrs. W. NJ Ellison and son who have
been the guests OF relatives In san An
returned home Monday.
Mrs. H. W. Watson, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs, Il, r. fhill'ps,
In Dristow Tuesday.
Z. r. Fowler, clerk for the West-fide
Drug company took suddenly I'll Satur-
day evening. He is now IN Oklahoma
city where ne Is convnlescing. Mr.. Tenn
pie is filing Mr. Fowlers' place in the
store
Mrs. LYDIA May Holt and Mr. Lloyd
BOYD slipped away to Sapulpa Monday
afternoon and were married by the chief
justice The newlyweds will spend their
honeymoon In Cofteyyille. kan, to bv
gone until August l.
Mrs. McAndrews was given n farewell
party az the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Andrews friends were present. Refresh
mcuts we've served and an enjoyable time
was had by all. Mrs. McAudrews Is soon
to leave for West Virginia where she
viii maze n-r nome.
Mrs !. a. Hutchinson was hostess Fri
day evening TO so relatives, who came
TO celebrate the iifth-eighth birthday of
her husband j. 4. Hutchinson. The
lawn was beautifully decorated with jan
anes lanterns and colored paper. Two
tables were placed IN the yard which
held a feaEt< m for kings. The young
folks passed the evening In music ana
dancing while their elders discussed
were gt'' Mr.. Mr. and ana Mis-. " NJ. Mosing Of
Jennings, Misses Kate and Mary Hutch.
inson Of Tulsa. Miss Kate Mosiug. Mrs
Josie Foster and daughter ut oklahoma
city Mr. and Mrs. Albert Field and
daughters, Thelma and Nermona of Em-
p0ria, kan, Mrs. Iva LauSer and son
ihuip OF Burlington, Kan Mrs Eva
Roherys Of Emporia Mrs Edna Randall
and baby, Mr.. and Mrs Noah Blankiey
nnd son, Mrs Alice Pyley and children.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Hutchinson and
/ children. and Bud Hutchinson Of Hiefer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Ruslncss and professional men
and women regard their safe deposit
boxes Just as they would food and
clothing absolute necessities. Are
your stock certificates. insurance
policies, contracts. Jewclry. silver
ware, and heirlooms secure from
fire. misplaccmcnt, or theft? II not,
rent at very small cost n safe deposit
box at the First National bank.
Fourth and Main.
TO the Mantcl. n pair OF beautiful
Saisunm or CloisOnno Vases brings
just that happy completion of an
artistic ornamental effect SO essen
tiai.
Miss Lair Or tho Demorest has
gone east whore she will make her
usual ultra fashionable selection OF
carly fall millinery.
And speaking OF furs, one hears
Tint dvu monkey fur IL 10 make its
appearance for trimmings In red.
jade, and desired color.
Evening gowns continue 10 play
up color fnmboyantly. Tho red
shades nro especially popular: tomn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Miss Louetts Bellamy o' okpulyee.
okla. is visiting. her parents hr. Snd
Mrs. L. n. BellaTny
Mrs Joe ". Lynch and Miss Lura Mount
have returned home from an extended
Miss Virginia de Spain Of SLOAN
springs, Ark., is visiting Miss Julia
Mathis.
Mr.. Roger Barrett serving In the United
states Navy a. San Francisco, Cal, visited
AZ the home Of ! L. Mathis this week.
Misses Dorothy and Helen Mason on
Niemi okla, are visiting their sister
Miss Florence Hardy ot SLOAN srrirgs.
Ark, Is guest ot Miss Johnnie Mathis this
week.
Mr. and Mrs q. ~ Kinman Of Atlanta,
Ca, are visiting with Mrs. knman s
parents Mr. and Mrs. r. Il, Hogue
Mrs. Soldier Keith wss operated on for
appeudicitis at the local hospital Satur'
day Mrs Keith's friends VIII be slad %
know she Is recovering rapidly,
Reverend Malloy who is nLlssionery "a
AeGlco preached at the Presbyterian
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

rompanies by thclr daughter Mllired and
Miss Iugolago. drove over tu lccumsrh
sunday.
sheriff ana Mra Turner have ~ thoIt
Tuests Henry Dunn ana vito Of shaw.
nee. The bunus are ru route CO.. ColurHH.
Tor tho ueurNt ut Mr. uuuus health.
Mrs MollIe WrH1r and hor daughters
Misses Johnny and GHate, ana son Hett
accompanied bf bur father N. \. calvert
hayo toururd from t1elr Wait 10 Nifaiu.h
and West \frrIu.
Messr-. CLARK aud Lewis " rho Lewis
Clark Petroleum company, whose we'll 500
lt.7-T has trouEht r1 much sHdu,as Co
the people nt in'lcut.Io. f,aut tho weHN.
end iu UHlHruNNlr.
Miss Ruth turivrIrht ono oi Holden.
vill,'H popular "trua' has ronn 20 Tulsa
70 study nursing Mics Ruth was ono of
'hH years Ufllu1tss from u .!f. n,i.o
hIsh school BUulcN.rE coveted hururs.
o.. q th1fNU ut tuv lIluptuu IUfuhr.
company received wire tf1W Mineral
Wells Texas wngro his vIta has h.,u
.IH'.rt her mother fnr some t'ur. CHAT
10 little E.rI has DoWU CO.. live with th.U.
Mrs flush Crimson huH ns urr EurHt
Nra Robert " ruv.ll MrH Powell IH
many f.Iru1a 100 UuEhy1 county. sho s
the wife of n0b POWELL ti oue time mona
ser ~ tNa scott hotel and lHirr uvnar ~
the Keystone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

While It IS generally corcoded.that
most women have purchased the
greater part OF their summer ward
robe at this time Of tho year. yet
there is always the unexpected oc-
casion for which they need some
thing new, something smart. 'Tis
for their convenience that Miss
Jackson's Exclusive shop, Sinclair
building, is showing exceptionally
priced blouses of wash silks, voile
and dimity, colorful slip-ou and tux
edo sweaters, brilliant haLd-woven
scarfs and an attractive assortment
of Isle and silk hose, novel in de-
sign.
An exquisite, restful Chinese rug.
with It's onC-Color field, is easily
combined with in furnishing any
room in the home.
Forecasting the ultimate style
trend of the fan season is the Lew
ana varied assemDlage OF women r
apparel al Miss Lehighs Smart
Vogue shop, sea South Main. And
II you desire another fr0ck, or per-
haps a sweater for hot weather
wear, do see their summer things
not previously shown because OF de-
laycd shipment--at inviting prices.
Rapidly increasing Is the vogue OF
ChintL and toilC de iOuy for dresses.
one especially charming model Is of
white hatistc aud Crctonne with un-
usual applique embroidery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

friends was tho marriage Of Mr. Harry
Butler and Mics GeoiEie Stulers. which
took place At kiefer last Saturday after.
noon. They viii make their home I'm HtNhy
whore the groom ia engaged In business
Mr Harry Inmhly au1 Miss Grace Shvr-
ril. two extremely popular youuK Venpls
Of HiNby, were united iu marriage ~ the
home ~ tho brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. u. sheriff. ON sunday afternoon Rev.
~ NJ Jeffrey onlCntine They will re-
side M NlNby for tho present
The two-veeks.oli eou Of Mr.. and Mrs
q w Brown passed away suddenly
1huuday night u last week Funeral
services we're held a. the Haptist church
Friday attcru1tu conducted by Rev =. n
BRADLEY aul Rev. a.. NJ JnUrev, Inter
uent followed at BiAhy cemetery
The lost Meeting q tho ulsmbets of
tho Ladies' Ala society OF the First Meth.
UdIat church Tor the summer was h"d
last week ~ tho home ~ Rev. and Mrs
e. NJ. jeffrey. MoFdHWra Jeffrey and
Mitchell being Joint hostcEses Tor the oo.
castor At 'ho conclusion ~ tho husiueFa
session ~ The meeting social hour WITH
ftfrtahWrUfs was enjoyed. The tfst
meeting uf ttu autumn period Will be
held with Mrs H W vorshlm ns hostess
~ the Woriham home on the fret Tucs-
day 100 September.
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MEDB CITY. NO.

, p G. Smart has returned home from
ta,ncss trip 70 So Louis.
Joseph Me Nell has gone 70 New Mex
~ on a three wAolIs' vacation trip.
Miss Jewell Tyler Ia here from Columhla,
20 visiting Misses Emma Lou Dr"ss
ana Olga smith.
Mss Susie wade ot Denver, colo. IS
N,i1g her sister. Mrs. Mia owens Z"
, D. R07ua street
W. and Mrs walter Collsy and chill
g''a wore Sunday guests ~ Mr ana MrH
4 d Hawkins ~ West Broadway.
~ J. Garrigus has returned 10 his home
y hollywood, Cal. after a visit At the T.
e. WOOD home on Pennsylvania avenue
HT' Carl Hirsch and baby LEFT sunday
M ,Asir home at Chnllcothe. No. atter
r.Lng her parents, Mr.. and MIS- H.
Nrr George Cox has returned to her
toms n Kansas city after visiting her
gp"grsSllr'. g,,, J. - Hawkins 1850 West
N- ari Mrs. Thomas c. Miller left yes
E,ilay for their home a. Sedalia, Mo-.
V,,..r, visiting her brother, Albert stone OF
NSs Mary Cornett, daughter ot Mr., and
..a r. e.. Cornett formerly az this city,
,.N living on a farm cast ot Carthage.
"" married June 90 TO 4. e. Warren ot
hoin5s Iowa. The ceremony was
Tt'fWcd AZ pes, Moines
H.hs N.Dnie Haines returned sunday
.iis.l To her home al Kansas city after
wing her parents Mr. and Mrs George
..,,.,..ss' a'o South Main street. She was
3. ,alned Friday night at a dinner party
teHN ana Mrs. George Haines, j., az
''" no"e 100 North Wobb street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

church SUNDAY night, = large crowd en-.
ioyed HE most interesting ana instructive
sermon.
rev. o S. Smell pastor ot the VI r..
church South. IL holding meeting at
Bunch. Oka. lie has lust returned from
Kansas Okla. where he held very sue
gcssul meeting.
Mis- bora Curtis entertained with =
s.umbtr party saturday night follossd
hy sunrise breakfast Those enjoying
The fun were Mrs curtis. Msssa stet
Blake and Catherine Raney.
The wedding of Miss Veima Guthrie ana
Nr Troy hriEgs was Euiemuizei at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Young lady and tayorlte among the
younger sct Mr BrirRs Is a rubstaucial
young business man of This city
NJ ana Mrs J. \ Wright and Mrs. Y.
g. WoodruN and daughter Lota MAY. are
away on an automobile trip 10 dlftaront
points In Texas. While away. They viii
visit Mrs Howard Eilpatrlrk NJ CONF
mguchie. Texas. daughter " Mrs. wood
lion Joe If strain Of waur. Okla, was
In these parts this week renewing
political fences Mr.. strain hss many
friends here who ARE t'aunch supporters
" him In his clndlilry for the office Of
The Missionary society of the NJ +
church. South met with Mrs y q
Fletcher on Thursdhy afternoon. There
being but little business TO attend 90 the
afternoon was spent u0Ciallv. Delicious
retteshrnents were served Mrs. Fletcher
being assisted by her daughter Mrs.
James ~ W0tsham
Mr. and Mrs george shannon and
family % watts okla have moved 70
Stilwell 70 make their home. Mr. shannon
viii continue 90 work iu the shops " the
X. G. s Rv. A. watts. while Mrs shan
non will remain here s1 her two daughters,
christine ana lrma may enter high sc-ool
here
The Art club met Friday evening with
Mrs g. T.. Fletcher. Tho spacious and
comfortable porch ~ the Fletcher home
proved an ideal place 20 spend n very
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

pleasant evening. two course luncheon
was served after an evening ~ wusic and
games The hostess was assisted by her
Hogue was voted into the club as a new
member.
Mrs A. u. Cook was hostess TO the
members Of the Bridge club Friday after.
noon. pleasant afternoon was spent.
after which Mrs. Cook took her guests 20
the Palace Of sweets wheye dclightful re-.
treshments we're served. Mfs. Cook tlwavs
proves herself to be an entertaining
hostess
\ wedding Of more than unusual interest
OF last week was that ~ Mrs. u. q. Como
axe 81 years. go Mr. Joseph sutton of
peQueen Ark. age 90 years. Tho cere-
wuny took place ~ the home Of the bride.
Tho marriage VOWS were read hv Rev
ereud Tovery Of the christian church
This is Mrs Sutfon's tiNth entry into the
realm of Untrimouy while ~ IN = new
adventure tor Mr. Sutton They will con
tnue 90 live in StUwell where the bride
has host of friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Mr. and Mrs q. r. Brassileld announce
the arrival ~ a little daughter IN their
home last Monday.
Mrs. calvin Fisher ana children Of
DrumrNh' came over Monday Tor q visit
with the family OF Mr. ana Mrs, CLARK
Cox.
Mrs l. a Fears and daughter Eliza
beth have gone 60 Mrs. Fears old home
near Bonneville. Aik., Tor a two weeks
vacation.
Messrs Cecil Simpson, John Yockey.
claude Bailey and H1tsrt Bennett spent
last week ON fshing trip IN southwest.
ern Missouri
Earl Waymire, son " Mr.. and Mrs g a
Wsymirc. returned home last week from
thrco-years' army service. most ~ witch
time was spent with the army of oCOu-
patton ON German coil
Mr. and Nrs Lee Newlln and daughter
HELEN, Mr.. VII sample and Mrs Pearl
Edwards and daughter are making an
extended automobile trip through 'he
west. expecting 10 spend the greater part
OF the summer in colorado,
weddlng of surprlse 70 their manr
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HENRYETIA.

t,s@ on ana Mrs Frank Graham are spend
,-a Week At Bella Vista.
g.I., 10 l.. Gregg visited In Tulsa sat
To- 1'. 6s.. :. i, Ellard is Waiting relatives
s,-..--i aE Wilson of Bristow visited his
IA. .s by. Mr. ani Mrs. g. g. Wilson, over
a, weekend.
,,G GGf - Mrs II. 8. Edwards and Mr.
.sr,-i,,A Elmer Bailey spent the week
M"H near Tahlequah.
% " rose Lack OF Tulsa is the guest
Ti-s ot.ther, A, Lack. OF the Oklahoma
her sadie Puokett has as her guest
Ok,ab"r'tI" Miss Anna Lou Puckett OF
f1T 1''ss Jennie LSe Smith left Wednesday
Tie l.'nr, Texas. whore she will be
&,a'', o. Miss Merrick Ter two weeks.
TossS -" after Lynn and son Walter left
Hsr 'of Colorado to spend the sum
h,s Heilie Mae Petty Of Durant. who
Rcbs,tA iPe guest OF her sister. Mrs
sssnsi Mlrtln the past month, re-
Mrs Nesiay TO her home.
Thursa Hoy Corbit entertained at luncheon
p5aFTo Mrs r. c, Duvall. Mrs. w G.
jarvis prs A, r. Holmes, Mrs. J. II.
NJ Mrs. NJ. j, Eyerly.
diLns, snl Mrs William Seymour had az
guests sunday Mr.. and Mira. Ella
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Even II your party ia small and
informal YOU will find many helps
at the McGee shop--ideas that will
give distinction to the smallest af-
fair
Black suede gloves embroidered
in steel beads nre very much of "A
novelty.
Appealing TO the taste OF woman
who appreciates beauty and sim
plicity are tho hand embroidered
Wnderthings showh at Herold's. 4l5
South Main.
Shoes tend toward simplicity and
beauty In line. Black patent leather
and the light open snndals---so cool
for summer wcar--arc high In favor.
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IJOIpUNNIIIE

Mrs Louis Fowler Ire spending the sum.
u.rr with her people lu ltNsE.
Mrs Jesse sale is visiting with home
f~ils ln Ntdm while the cautaln "a at
tending the ,ncHWpmcnt IN tsNtun.
Nts g.. r. Homo iv expecting visit
from her niece. Miss Elizabeth Neck or
Joplin during the while Maior Home IL
with the troops Ht Fort Sul
Mr. and Mrs Iun Adams departed
WpdusHiHy hv motor Tor Custer city.
where they viii be the guests ot Mra
Adams Huuf Nra Ssru4n.
Mrs. N3nHfu Lain and Iutle Paula are
visiting BOO TfN'H They will stop or ON
their return "trip Hud visit with fricndu
and relatives u Duncan and Ada.
Mrs r. " thsflin has returned from
q very pleasant weeks soiourn in Terum-
Eeh, whore Hho v1a visiting intimate
friends and relatives Nj 'hsHtsln. ac-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

INN TIIIr IIIUTY IdrTOr, 1T HlYCr
building They will analy2e your
need scientifically ahd accomplish
results that Will verify please and
surprise you can Usage 1910.
japanese tapestry brOCadc, make
mp with stunning cficCt into port
fOlios, telephone screens and book
covers, bridge pad folders and other
ornamental articles,
While on your vaCation--tree from
business cares--havo your photov
graph taken az the Yetter studio.
,22l Hayer building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

town guests are given special snrv-
tee. Phone Cedar 2i3l.
Recently seen NJ an afternoon af-
fair was navy blue frOCk OF krcpC-
knit whose sleeves aud border were
done In "a wool embroidery of acacia
blossoms ana leaves In the natural
shadings. Worn with this was Milan
OF navy blue, whose upturncd brim
was outlined In wreath OF acacia
blooms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Shoulder clasps are added 10 one
or both shoulders of many smart
evening dresses.
"A joy-givlng Institution based
on sound business principles" Ia
an appropriate description OF the
Home Building and Loan associa-
ton. Let me tell you why-twicc
n year in June and January, they
make their investors glad with thou
sands ~ dollars IN dividends in
vesimonts receive o per cent divi-
dcnda pounded semianuually
aud are exempt from taxation; thcn
AT any time. this association lends
money on easy terms 10 erect hum
dreds Of happy homes In tulsa. Foe
run particulars, call at their office
iu the Kennedy building,
Artistic and II tribute To feminine
daintincss are the late Toilet Sets IN
hand-pnintcd Gold Lacquer ware
from Japan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Evening gowns can he roughly
divided into two classes, the loosely
blOuscd. low-waistcd type, mostly of
beaded goTEoijc % chiffon, and the
drapcd gown closely molding the
figure.
Lovely dress conceptions, sweaters
and skirts for midsummer wear.
modestly priced at Schumack-
Moore's, 500 South Main.
For travelling, undics Of SILK or
cotton crepe are practical.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Just back from New York, Mr..
Oberlandcr at tho Demorest, SOC
South Main, is opening his summer
sale of fur5 Monday. July II. All
that is distinctive In style. quality
and workmanship Is embodied in
this wonderful display OF the sea
sons latest models in fur capcs.
wraps and coats
An item that has just come from
Paris Is particularly interesting; n
veil of horschair lace, about three
inches wide with "a simply finished
edge and stiff enough Ia always hold
It's shape, Is worn only across the
front of the hat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Sloyac cmbroidcrios on cotton
have been made into smart bags
that Are being shown at the Wet
zcll Galleries, COS South Boston ave-
nue..
Ancut skirt lengths, there II now
little difference of. opinion. They
are nbou, five inches from the floor
for evening, hut points and panels
drop further. Eight inches In the
usual daytime length.
Home" Is the uncrring mirror IN
which reflects the taste and indl-
viduallty of its mistress.
A few choice, decorative articles
of oriental art are Indispensable II
the mirror ia to reflect in way
aspired to by Milady who greatly
cares.
TO her recommend most highly
The Oriental Fine Arts Shop
zoos South Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Hats contrasting with the froCk
arc tie rule rather the exception,
Flower trims include water lilies and
huge daisies or roses.
While PaddIuE about, / SEQ fire.
quontly at Coudyland 4lO South
Main participants IN matinee par
tics forming 70 friendly circle about
a table. slipping Icy noctars and ent-
itg hoav"nly-tustinR fruit ana cream
combinations, and Incidentally dis.
cu -sInR the show just seen, 'Tis an
ideal way OF entertaining during the
SUMMER months. CaudylHud viii be
glad to make rcseryauou3 for your
party.
Want 10 be smart looking? Then
match up your jacket lining with u
blouse or the upper section Of u
dress.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

where incense Is used in an cG-
pensiycly-appOintcd room harmony
of taste and quality calls for mn i'm
prcssiNc oriental bronze burner,
though its .iHc may bc small.
| Soc them every day - bright
youthful faces of women whose at
traCtlyonoss fades when tho gray
hair above is Elimpsed II the trou-
b'e Is yours, take 10 20 Mrs. Lcach-
manu's Hair and Beauty shop, n
East Tifth and let her explain 10 you
their successful and harmless meth
cd OF InoctO halr-tiutiug and dyelng,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Mrs Hazel B. wilkins, formerly
interested In the Sayoie Shop, wishes
20 announce to her many friendh and
former patrons her now aS1oc.aticG
with Miss LghiEh's Smart Vogue
shop, SEA South Main.
Organdic is serious rival to erin
and straw for smart looking hats.
John Phillip Sousa's newest COM
position Is military murch, "Thc
Gallant seventh" written I'm honor
OF the seventh regiment Of New
York city.
Mothers, would You not Ike 20 en-
Joy tho GOODNESS Of -Our yCraUda on
a hot summer afternoon without
worrying about the evening meal?
To help you do this, the VI. G. Hale
Hardwdg" company 80 offormg its
DuploN Fircloss Cookers AZ Sib and
up, twO-quart capacity Auto Vacuum
Freo2ors At s. 3h, standard FrceHors
at Sl.G9 and wide gelection OF Their
mos jugs. bottles and pitchers.
The ridc drlpe repeats Itself these
days, ana everywhere black Crcpcs
are bCing iHricd by Lc.gr, also with
black or navy mp!rcs.
Just arrived at WrightH Millinery.
AlG south Main charming hat origi-
nations iu all-whit'. Exceptionally
fascinating are tho embroidered
crepe. taffota and peanut straw
models -- and yOulI gasp with de-
light when / tell you g. Will pur-
chase the highost-p priced chapcau.
IL Will sing, Will 90, end never as|
me why
7 wa born rover aud a pnssrr-hy.
! sccm 90 myself Ike water and sky.
\ river and "A rover and u pHS~Dr- by ="
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Being completed at the workshop OF ]. Golden
Of the High Art tphostorinB company for n
lovely Tulsa home is a handsome suite OF furni~
turc--intriCatcly designed and faultlossly uphol-
stored in rich combination OF Imperial and
Audubon M"heir. Loav" your orders With him
before going away and lo' an artistic transfor-
nation grocts you in the Fall No apprentice as
sistance. can Usage $3.50 or Cedar 943.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Nanuic Il @ G d Is
featuring at her
corset shop, 4l6
South Main. tho new
@ ruC g Glrdle, ap-
proved by both sci
ence ana fashion for
every type figure. II
requires no laclng
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

ono VIsIt % Tho De-
leCta Beauty Salon
over WoolwOrth's In
spires complete con-
fidouce In NlisS Sible's
a bility TO care for all
your beauty needs,
Special price on sham
pbos -- 75c, Out-of-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
For sports wear tan rclts and dyed

IOr SiDrtS W'Hr tHh ttiiS ana uAtu
lcEhOrns seem to he faVOritcs
when modern housewife de-
manIs that her cooking Etuyo be
arranged TO conserve tlme and
energy she ia talking ~ an Elipsc
range. A few of itA many con
vcnleucos no itg operation on
a ounce pressure. a wcll-von'ilatei.
copper !!ach ard controlled o"eg;
removable tops snd burners. and
conservative prices. ranging from
$40 upward Aat for n domonstra-
ton AZ tho North Sido Furniture
company. l0G north Main.
Many afternoon gowns have sleeves
th1t are fairly short and are worn
with highly CSliurcd suede gloves
which wrinkle half way To tna ell
bow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

From under mB starry sed-bud crOwn
LOU adjourn and around.
And shOUld took like a fountain of gold
SpriRgiHg alone With a siiriH inner sound,
OUer the throne in the midst Of the hail;
TW that great sed-SHdke under the sea
From his cOiied sleeps in the central dceps