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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-01-06

This n George X Culp 81 New
York, who V the father Of a new
system Of selling merchandise
which has ope ned the eyes Of the
nations captains Of finance He
las goods made N mass TO sell at
'eta,! particularly N auto tires. and
his system enables him 70 sell much
cheaper. ~ ne same time making
money 10, everybody concerned.
from the manufacturer down to the
user oil the tires Quo IS no hog
He . the moving genius IN 1910
stores IN America but owns only
one fifth interest " any store He.
he~sever, triples .he profits Of the
mar owner OF 4 store
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25


Mrs. =. c. Hiner ot Pryor and mother
spent Saturday In the city
Mr and Mrs. 81 Haas spent sunday IN
Tulsa attending the shows.
Miss opal Turner IL visiting her sis.
tors At McAlcater ana iIartshofns
MIS- ~ J. See ~ cuiuyiuE visit rom
her mother Mrs Snow, ot Kansas
Miss Ruby Graves " Tulsa Ia spending
the week end with Miss Grace Acton.
Miss Katherine Langley spent the week
end at the Fry home near Lone Elm.
pr. Caroline nas~mAun and Miss Win
= tfo1 Jennings spent Monday In Tulsa
Mr. qrd Mrs Hurr sharD " chelsea
spent Friday and saturday IN tho city.
Miss Fern Fowler Will lcRvs SundH, tor
Mrs Paul Fry and Miss Vlctutine Try
spent tho wock ent With chelsea friends
Mr and Mrs MORGAN powell nule son
Waymou. are visiting relatives at Nom-
Ml,. Elizabeth Haas has returned from
% visit 60 relatives and friends at Gott
Kan
Nr md Mrs susgs pificlsan spent
game.
Mr. :. Leon uroEau has returned from
visit TO points In Kentucky and Niue
Nrs ~ n Harrison ana Miss Vera
Seward mototod to Tulsa WcdnrSday AFT
Mrs A. v woodson lcu sunday for
points lu california 90 spsnd the summer
Mr. ana Mrs. pick sutton are spending
. NV days IN Perry visiting the 'attor 4
Nrr. sua Weller ot chelsea spent Tues
day iu ClaIemore visiting fT'cnda and
Miss Voda seward went to ~ smith
Ark, saturday to visit her sistct Mrs
Mr Sni Mrs va GrcFs are enjoying
u srringteld Mo.
Mr aud Mrs Edward vetnnllon Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

vlslt from Mrs Foyus slsts-, Mrs n.
T. Richter. and family Of pnOsnis. Ariz.
Miss Cailie Eston, county ruperitten-
dent, had business IN Inola Fridry and
visited her father. George W, Estol. ard
Mira charl.. Roberts ot chelsea and
Mrs Earl woodward II Dewoy spont
Tuesday In the city With Mrs J. w..
Bishop
Mlss Ressa Yours.. who has been IN ths
city IN visit to her sister, M-H W NJ.
Alexander left Tuesday Tor Chelsea Tor
visit
MRS ;, W Bishop and daughters saina
ard Eloiso motored To- Chelsea Monday
afternoon and visited relatives sad
friends
Mrs W. W. pryan snd family ana
MIS-. w. G. hates and children vent -
Spnvinaw Saturday, noon to spend sunday
at tho SpRyinaw cabin.
=. Mrs W ". Hall and daughter Ruth ot
Kansas city Mo, returned home friday
niEht after visit IN tho city with her
son, Harold, and family.
Clarence Lowery and mother. Mr.. ". +.
Iowcry. returned Saturday 20 iheir homS
near l~nspah after q visit In the city
WIN relatives md friends.
Mr, NJ X. Trent ~ los ANGELES Cal,
and Mrs EtncHt Fisk OF oklahoma CITY,
who have been visiting Mrs. A. y. Rob-
lnaon. have gone 70 Chelsea
MrH =. J. Andgrson and son Joe viii
lcANo sunday for Springfield, Mo. 20 ioln
Mr. Anderson ana children. Thcv will
make their future home 90 that lace.
hr. and NfA Charles ~ GtIiesnip n
UhttoHNlUo lott Tuesday Tor Alton for
n "isi, hei1re returning home. Mrs Gil
lrspie Ia daughter or Mt. and Mrs Long
Mr aui Mts ttD1 a. Scott and children
~ Carthage, Mo, accompanied BY Hob
llillhouse and son. srput SUNDAY evening
iu the city with Mr. ana Mra. Harry
kates
Ma W. y Mcclure and hindrcd Katcs,
who have been IN tho city on q weeks
visit 20 Mr. aud Nrs W O. Kates. fo-
turned to their homo In Tulsa Tuesday
afternoon
NnNriNIEn ON rAnr NtNn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

What could be danticr as decora-
tions for light summer frocks than
organdy wrcaths of yari.colorcd
flowers?
ITO have a sun shade and be like
mother" is the feminine desire of
all little girls these sunshiuy days.
How they will revel. then. in the
ColOrful assortment OF parasols with
dainty attractive handles on display
at the Mary Jane Children's shop,
Is East Fifth.
Distlnctivcly Ornamental Is "A dag
ger of tortoise shell thrust through
w-drcssed hair-the broad end
projecting Mt least five inches 10 the
side.
"a womsn's crowning glory, is
her hair" Is a truth keenly real
lied today Mrs. Leachman's Hair
and Beauty Shop. II East Fifth. is
busAy employed each hour of the
day In the various processes, such
as shampooing, hair tinting and
dyeing, and scalp treatment TO
"healthify" and beautify the hair.
what they have done for others.
they will gladly do for you.
Quite new and fetching Is an un-
lined, beltcd cloak OF white lace 10
be worn over white frockr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

overland trip to Cofteyviis and other
points IN Kansas and Missouri.
Mrs Ole Elkns lett Wednesday eve
ming Tor Alexandria. Ind. Tor visit with
her Nster. Mrs. Paul Bcsrdslcy. She will
remain in the east all summer.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ c. strickler, their con
Fred ana Pete strain left Monday on an
overland trip to Harrison and Fayetteville.
AIN" and other points In that state
Dr' and Mrs Ira Malone entertained IN
their home this week Mrs, p. l.. Morris Of
Lawrence, Kan, and her daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Redgrave VI
Mr. aud Mrs. J. NJ Haley OF Tulsa spent
the weekend here with relatives. return
Ing home sunday accompanied by their
daughter vivian, who visited here two
weeks
Lindsay Gallihsr of Hartford, conn.
who arrived last week foy an extended
visit with his mother, Mrs Gallihar of
East Lincoln, was called home sunday by
the Illness cf his baby.
Miss Archie burnett was hostess Tues
day TO the Coterle club members and three
guests. Misses Louise schwab, Miss Elite
ahcth Trent of Okmulgcc ana Miss Berntro
Fraunthaw OF st. Louis.
Mrs - J Nichols entertained wcducs-
daS afternoon with an Informal bridge
party complimentlng her two nicces Miss
Kate Gordon Of Chandler and Miss Kath-
lyn Rooney Of Muskogte.
Mrs Joseph Collins. who has been tho
nucst OF her parents br. aud Mrs. J. A..
iierton, left sunday Tor her home in Dma-
Mercedes Berton, who will spend the SUM
mor there
Watton W, Wise. son of Mr. aud Mrs
w. a. Wise Of South Independence sailed
Saturday on the Coronia for an all. SUM
mer's tour Of Europe, In company with a
party Of eight boys. all his classmates Of
Yale college
Mrs Ray Atwood and small son Roy lcft
Thursday morning Tor ohio, whore they
Joined a party Of friends FOR an indei.
mite trip. which will include a visit 20
Cleveland. buffalo. Niagara Falls and tho
Thousand Islands.
Mrs. W. A. Wise extended pretty in
formal courtesy to her guest, Mrs char
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

LECTA BEAUTY SALON. over
WOolworth's Phone Cedar 253l.
As much attention Is given 20 the
type of heel used ON "A shoe these
days, rs IN shown In the length OF
skirt to be- worn for different oCca-
siOnS one and one-hnlf inch heels
are considered correct for summer
dress, one and three. quarters and
2-inch heels for dress and OF course
the sports models have the fiat heels
necessary TO the fuiflllmcnt of their
purpose.
A permanent wave brings perma-
nent satisfaction n II Is done the
Frederick way-hy use OF oil pads
at the New York Hair Shop and
Beauty parlor. Service at this
shop Is based on years OF experience,
A smart looking untitled suitcase
Is OF hand-scwn pisshin lined with
chcckered linen,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
STATE SOCIETY

Doctor Cannon will attend elnies and
erspoon.
| Attorney o. r. Mason and family lett
saturday morning for stllwell, where they
will be the guests OF their daughter and
| lamily, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Amos. for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe King OF Fort Worth
Texas. arrived In the city Saturday night
ior visit with Mrs. Kings parents. Mr.
ana MIS-. NJ Duffey and other relatives
and friends.
a., Mrs, Margaret Houch and daughter
Miss Grace, have arrived from Mon.
mouth ~ and are with Mrs. Il. /.
ously III. but is now oonvelessjns.
Mr.. and Mrs. II q. Godfrey and two
/ sfnall children Of Joilin. Mo. Mrs Frank
Gunn and son Francis OF Cripple Creek
/ Mrs. w. w. Wing Wednesday evening
nrs >. G Trent and son Of okmuiges
ana Miss Margaret Eaton OF Gulfport
the guest OF Mrs. Trents brother, i. Il.
simpson and family for an indefinite
Mrs. Nora Garth departed wednesday
evening for New York city where she
VIII take special course Ia Spanish in
me columbia university, Mrs Garth Ia
ne spanish Instructor In the School Of
Mrs. p. c. Harlln and daughter Nancy
Jane ana son COY, who have been the
/ hNtHts bl MITE hdflln y brother Ed Bal-
lard. and family departed Wcdnesfa ay
! Texas.
Mr.; and Mrs Joseph Pappan and two
daughters Virginia and Dorothy have re.
turned to their home In Kansas City, after
an extended visit in the home Of Mrs.
rrappan,s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. a,
Mrs. W. @. wlnsel. who has been the
guest Of her father l.. Il. Humphrey. Tor
,he past two months was called to her
home In Lava Hot Springs. Idaho, Mon
day. on account Of the serious Illness
| Of her husband
MIR. and Mrs Brad stubhloue,d. dc.
parted the first of the week for IS An.
| geles. Cali where they will mpke their
| home. Mr. Stubblefieid IL a son of Rev.
| g. Stubblefield. and they leave a host ot
friends here who wish them success in
:, Horace Payne nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs
II. II. Durant returned Sunday morning
from Washington, d. G.. where he at.
school no was accompanied home by a
friend, John Hudson, who will be his
guest for several weeks.
their guest their mother. Mrs A, -
| Pinnell Of Wnldron. Ark. who wtll re.
main for an indefinite time; also MIR and
~ Waldron. Ark.. and Mr.. and Mrs. II
ID. Hughes OF Heavener They will ioin
the Pinnells in weeks camping and
outing at Riverview park.
both Of Miami were married Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock In Muskogee ai
the home OF the brides sister, Mrs Fred
Morrison. Reverend Moore performing the
ceremony. Only relatives and close friends
were present. The bride Ia the daughter
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Sanders ~ tbis
| city, Mr.. Elliott II one or our prosperous
Young business men and is member OF
the Elliott Rush automobile compahy OF
thls city. After a short wedding trim
TO several points in Arkansas the Young
people VIII be at home In this city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

I WAGNER were guests Of Ne. and Mrs
/ J Ions sunday
Mr. and Mra. Lulhcr tauer,y mot,ted
/ 70 foYil sunday and spent tne lay with
Miss LEILA pdom hos been employed 20
ieach tho 'iNth ana seventh grades Uf the
/ lU.la school next term.
/ day from a visit With MIR ami Ms VII.
/ liam Jarvis at shawnee
Miss charlotte itoud " Mustorce .pent
/ saturday IN the city, tho guest Of Misses
| Selma and EluIse lush0p.
! Mr ana Mrs 5. H. l"wls Of Tulsa, who
nave been Visiting 81 the a. V. Hohinson
/ nome have returned home
Mrs Rose clayruol returned IN her
homo in pichsr Tuesiay .t,sc spsrd-
| Ing FEW days tn tho citv.
Mrs Mary baNcunnft noe MARY Young
spending few days In wsgonct ,is.
1Rg re@u'e. snd friends.
| Helen. arcnt Friday In inolt Waiting Mis-
Ar,ie Crutchncld and family
MI nnd MIS- John Quake Of Chelsea
Spcnt Tuesday IN Clarcmore doinK some
/ shopping and 'lsiting fricnds
Mrs D. a. u1rtIe and daurhter.in.inw.
Mrs FEED UuuIo. went to TULSA sunday
afternoon TO take In tho sights
Mt' ~ - johnson ana rhudr,n 81
her mother. Mrs =. v Milton.
Mr end Mrs WA Muorc of ruisa spent
sunday in mo civ guests NJ hlU prtents.
Mr.. Rnd Mts j. ltcrbsft Moore.
Mrs Paul Gardner. Instructor IN music
in The tlafrwnJr schools. has gone 10
'hi,hgo ~ take special training
Mr and Mrs. o. " Nyspaddsn of Vinita
passed. through the ,Iiy Tuesday on their
way to Tulsa tl visit fiisuds
Mrs. Scott Pool aud daur rltur Geraldine
are IN the cltv ON u visit TO her par.
ents, Mr ana Mrs. y c. Duugurrlv.
MH John %. Adams lott saturday FOR
New York CITY 10 attend u national meet.
ing ~ the Federated W0man'a clubs
Mrs. n ii. Patton. Mrs o. A. Mason
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

morning FOR a visit with friends In Okla
homa City
Mr. and Mrs. Frank p. pramsn Of Ely.
ria, Ohio. have come to Sapulpa to ma he
their home.
Mrs T. w Parkins will depart July 1
for an extended visit in ohio during the
Miss Berma Altman Of Columbus, Kan.
visiting here at the home OF her aunt
Mrs. Vance MoFadden. who was a guest
az the u. c. Burnett home. left wednes.
day for her home In Ninlta,
Mrs N. r.. Amsdcil expects 10 leave tho
| first OF the month for a two months visit
with relatives In New York
Miss Elizabeth Trent OF Okmulgee was
the guest Of Misses Carthell and Archie
Burnett the first Of the week
Mrs Robert Rutherford OF Nuyakn.
Okla. is the guest oi Or. and Mrs. Lafe
Rutherford OF South Main rrect
Mrs J. 7. Cox left Tuesday morning for
Oklahoma City, where she placed her son
Oming In the University hospital.
Mr and Mrs. S. j. Harris arrived home
Monday night from Los Angeles, where
they went TO attend the Rotary conven-
tion.
Mrs n. c. Burnett ana Mrs c. c. Taylor
the dance at Sunset plunge Tuesday eva
ming.
Mrs J. J. Carter and two sons Kermi,
and Jack left sunday for Washington city.
Iowa, for several weeks stay with rela-
uveS
for the summer. from Boulder, Colo.
where he has been attending Colorado
university
Mrs A. s. Bryan and daughter arrived
Monday from their home In Washington,
ID. c., for a visit with George II. Bartlett
and family.
Mrs. W. r. Drumm and two boys Wayne
and Tom David left sunday for Mercedes.
Texas, where they will remain until school
opens in the fall
MIR. and Mrs 5. l.. McReynolds returned
home Monday night from Erie Kan,
where they were called by the death Of
the latter's mother.
left Saturday morning on three weeks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

iotte Tumey ot Shreveport. La, Saturday
afternoon when she entertained a few
friends A. tuur.tahle bridge party at the
Country ciub. followed BY a three-eourse
Mrs W w. Taylor was entertained Fri
dey with a surprise party .honoring her
slNtieth birthday The children. grand.
children ana trl,nds composed the party.
Among the guests we're those from ont ~
town Mrs ). Kendall Tulsa. and Mrs.
! Funk ot Colliusviila.
Mira Wlmot poly and Dr Fred w. Tur.
ner were married Monday night 10 O'Clock
AZ the Episcopal rcctory by the Rev. John
w. Day Mrs Turner is vice president of
tho Sapulpa Pressed Brick company and
pr Turner IL proprietor of the Cardinal
pharmacy ou North Main rtroet. They
VIII make their home at iit south OKLA.
homa. Roth have lived here for years.
on Saturday night Miss Lillian cobb
| and Mt ret Coleman were united In mar.
rage nj the First Rapust church, Rev.
T. !. Coukwrlght officiating Aur1dauts
wote tho brides slstor Miss Mlnaic cobb
and Mr. John purcmua ot BrgEs Both
Mr., ana Mrs. coleman nrc students NJ the
former Is studying f'r the ministry aud
the latter to hc a missionary. Thcy viii
live IN Sapulpu.
Mrs }. g. ncus lovely luncheon ~
Thursday. given ~ the country club Tor
club. was followed by three tah'ss at
bridge, I'm 0ddluuu to the members,
yuusts we're Mrs lumcv of Shreveport
Ia. Mrs. Daurbcrty OF rulsa. Mrs G. "
Hutucr and Mrs. g. R Rursc. ilIrh scores
we're made by Mrs Hutuor of the guests
and Mira Garland ot the club mrmbcrs
IN two weeks Mrs Gordon Miller will on
tWtAin tho club.
Mrs. Louis r. Dawson ami Mrs Nrft De
Iozirr were joint hostrsgoa Mcducsdny
evening ~ tho country club. entertaining
an inicrcHiiug group with seven table
hfblEo party Tho tables were arranged
on the porch. whore charming decorations
uf lighted Japauo7o lanterns ana japan
ESQ fans and upreEols were hung. iirh
tcoro was reached by Mrs. MrkteNer.
among tho ladies, nud by Mr. n Is RON
nItnnm mImMnE Tho E-mL-nM-um- Nh. ~ q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

Mandarin embroidery pieces serve
most effectively as attractive cover
ings for tables, whether console,
library or gatclcg; as well as for
mats on the mantCI or cwhere, 10
bring out the beauty Of vase or
other article Of adornmcnt thereon.
For dainty summer dresses for
children up 10 l2 years, visit The
Tiny Tots shop, 603 South Main,
I'm told that many women are
buying novelty hose, and that there
IL a decided turn toward Isle for
| practical wear,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

A rare opportunity indeed Won
derful values at almost unbelieve-
able prices are offered the women
Of Tulsa I'm the Semi-Annual Clear
ance Sale. given by the Demorest'
sos South Main. All their spring
and summer stock--striclly up-to-
the-mlnute as far as styles are con-
cerned--in suits, coats, wraps,
dresses, skirts, blouses and millinery
Is included.
Even Fashion feels the effect OF
tho recent agitations In distant Rus
sia In the revival of interest In peas
ant styles. The blouse Of the peas
ant type has come into special favor
this season.
Hand carved and laCqucrcd scrv-
ice trays from the Orient combines
in maximum degree usefulness
and artistic ornnmcntntion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

Picnics are very much the thing
just now and you win find just the
things you want to make your pic
mic perfect at the McGee Shop. and
noticed some clever new baskets
there just for these occasions.
A Pendant of genuine Chinese
jcwclry, be IL Jade, Amber, Anne
tbyst or Iyory--adds "a beauty and
attractlycncss readily appreciated
and affords Its posscssor pleasure
In Ike proportion.
Judging from its increasing popu-
larity, one Is thoroughly convinced
that the outstanding feature OF the
Rexall Drug company. All South
Main, is the Perfumery department
in fact, 1t is Tulsas best. The
women OF our city are extremely
fortunate in having the opportunity
to purchase directly the exquisite
perfumes that the most fastidious
clientele of American and French
women indorse. Complete lines OF
Coty. Houbigant, Gravier, Yardley.
Cappl and Grenoville toiletries in
the loveliest OF containers invite
your attention.
A practical gift for n travelling
friend Is n tiny clock In "a morocco
case. which repeats the hour, quar-
ter hour. and even the minutes, and
runs with precision for eight days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

plants and cut flowers. Out-of-
town orders, also. are given special
attention.
Your sports hat just must match
somcthing--your cape, scarf, dress
or sweater.
As n loving remembrance Of the
happy time you had at grandmoth-
er's this summer. he sure TO leave
your photograph with her. Make
your appointment at the Riyklu
studio.
Gunmctal grey and taupc stock
ings OF shccs silk are extremely good
and black Is excellent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

a most cordial invitation IL ex-
tended to the readers of this column
to visit the recently enlarged China
and Glassware department OF the
NJ. c. Hale Hardware company. You
may rest comfortably In an easy
chair while you gaze at the dinner
sets in the exquisite Chatsworth pat
tern or the dainty Nippon In blue
and gold design, a breakfast set in
the evor-pOpular English Blue Will
low--all open stOck--to snW nothing
of the finely cut glassware and the
fancy gift bowls and vases In COlors.
There ~ always ample space for
parking your car.
IfttIc people are IovabIc In di-
mlnutlvc slnOkg Of cOlOrful Gre
tonne over satin boomers.
You can make your afternoons
much more pleasant N you acquire
the habit Of dropping I'm tho Tea
Cup Inn AZ their cool rcstful lOCa-
tion, III west Fourth, whore you
can chat Intimately with your
friends while eating the lovely natl
nee lunches and refrcshmenis
served! Nothing like them!
Rich Is n parasol Of black lace
embroidered with coral beads.
For sports or dress wear In what
ever style, material, or color Of hat
wanted Wrghrs Millinery depart
ment, 416 south Main, has them all.
OF particular interest 10 mid-scas0n
shoppers AFRO the lovely all-white
hats as well as the broad -brimmcd
shapes so flauntlnRly Indifferent to
summer sunshine.
Satin, broCadc or metal form the
foundation of slippers for evening
wear.
Clever new salad sets and Iced tea
sets-just the things that these hot
days make you think OF are 70 be
found at the McGeo shop. 30 West
Third street.
Russian Cross-stltCh embroidery Is
becoming more ana more popular!
For photographs that never fan
10 please. see Mr.. Yetter, 22l Hayer
building.
OF exquisite beauty are cmbroid-
cred orga ndics. There are, also
heavy Crcpes embroidered with silk
or wool In ColOrs on white or In
white ON q plain color,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

My, how time flies! Really, It
seems but yesterday that Spring was
announced--today, II is the mid
summer season--and so soon---we
will be planning our Christmas list,
which reminds me to tell you about
the charming handkerchief samples
l saw at Miss Jackson's Exclusive
Shop in the Sinclair building, for it
Is there we expect and are never
disappointed in finding the distinc-
lively exclusive of everything. AS
you know, Miss Jackson goes
abroad in July. and since these
handkerchiefs are made in Appen-
zell of hand-spun linen and the ini-
tials done in an original cut-out
embroidery only known to those
people, it Ia necessary for her to
place orders while there TO insure
having them for the holiday time.
Why not drop in and make your
selection before leaving for the sum-
mer? II you don't, I'm afraid you
will regret IL since these are very
unusual and decidedly attractive.
Lingerie for travelling must take
minimum amount of space and
Iaundcr easily. Pongec In the ma
tural shade with a color added as n
trim by way of contrast serves the
purpose nicely.
To be fascinating. clothes, like
people. must be different. I'm
quite sure the woman who is striv-
ing for individuality in dress will
appreciate indeed the quality OF the
frocks, suits, and hats offered at
prices so unusually moderate in the
removal sale OF Miss Lehigh's Smart
Vogue Shop in the New Wright
building. AS patrons OF this cx-
elusive shop. you will be interested
TO know that 1t will be I'm It's new
location, 523 South Main, about
July 1.
AZ To summer furs, erinine IL
favored although scarfs of silver or
white fox are always In evidence.
Those who have chosen June as
their wedding month will find
wonderful assortment of delicately
carved gold and platinum wedding
rings at Heilbron's, Second and
Main, Then, too. their display OF
Sheffield and Gorham siiverware,
daintily designed glassware. and
novelty tewelry offers a multitude
OF suggestions for bridal gifts.
For evening wear, the use Of lace
Is strongly emphasized and particu-
Inrly charming IL IL for afternoon
wear or informal dinner gowns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

lf your supply OF dresses IL get
ing low and YOU want one OF Suz
annc's exclusive models for nlmos
nothing, come In Monday morninI
and make your own Aciectlon. You
can carry away n sport suit, n slll
dress and n street dress for less than
You ordinarily pny for one. Fifth
and Main. Sinclair building.
Everywhere there II seen prefer.
cnco for the simple frock and for
day wear there Is u remarkable re-
turn to black, black satin, crepe
mlrocain, reps and kindred wool
fabrics, mouscIiDc and lace.
The Exclusive Pathe Shop, b22
South Main. wishes to announce "a
It's multitude OF patrons and friends
its new and convenient home, 204
East Second. A change In loca-
tion, however, does not include any
deviation from the cardinal prlnci-
pies OF efficient service II has al
ways practlced.
"IIappincss Will not he late,
You will walk certain way,
Then upon "A sunlit day
You viii find n garden gate,
Opened by the hand OF fate"