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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10


raru u.a ross 10 tns a. n col.
ST. ara BE-. Homer H,sdy hav. mov.d
J.ruie Jlompa1u hoo rs'urnsd rom
f..rf .Hf H' lahIaIuah.
A. Hrsht Fui mHea 40 sJfomohile
. tr'I H..H .I r.IU 'iiy Kan.
N ..f 81. ual5 uH.aAIson hsvs
nH.aI f. jefferson City $40.
" hggs Hnaa.s oss e'1rosd from
o.. A. Alexander ani auly ~ Musko.
. E.. visited +. N.uffs Labor fsy
ns s.1 a r.n & = sG9' sssys q f.; a,.Si ,iSi'7-
Nr nni ht' junas nave tsiufned
/ fHN eu hI, ptle I'D through Kansas
/ D.frag.Us Iu,sass I,rrni1s W. inssiay'
. Douafi Mitchell attends college ~ sfiu.
/ s1i.r at lus a. = ~ rousgs mis- year.
/ mp..i rp fHs campbell property On south
. Foreman FfIDft
nnw tiary nags OF Csntrsiia tas rssn
/ 500. ,.sf. Iulnpsan vas hostess to
tfe uIlrr.' Bridge club sst FRIDAY
DtHo s.nth has returned from osvsEo.
+ who're uo Waited his brother and other
Hr saa Ne. w p Dixon .Ipao, a
/ ,Hf g... I.m hr bronts slatef, Mrs
a.ss .'IIar usntry tssehe. hl. year
Hf ta.H a. Fh-fs shs mas Gons 10 take
5u aaI M-, " scott ana 'amu, 20
'l IaHa.I D.'a., soon. whore Mr. Scot
uU open q rHAsfy
NIa o. g. .ulrA led IN. nesting Of
'he "suHpy Focieig 81 ths Christian
ais T.ur,n,e Williamson. deputy IN
tha CONT r.or,s ptnoe. IL enjoying Va
Nrs o. ". Mitchell snd daughter
NHTtHHu have returned from visit At
I..r .pI'"FH ana columbia. No.
Nlff L'IIH ,Iw,s hna secured nosi.
}" To-. % 1,t'f aS, aaa. ct ssi s''S Slaas institute and
IliIe Helen HrIscge hos returned from
hh'uf.ut IrN1H whore she Waited her
aunt NHs virginia Mahatey
''Hs Imua Taylor " uIg Cabin h at
tending u0hnIl ln Ainlfh this season and
H .uug vfn her aunt Ars. Lyons
KHu. f4r Welt with his sister. Mrs
WNm hHan, ana family. of North
ST. aad Mra Felix Rldenhour ana Miss
Gurn ot ono state hospital forcs sfent
lam saturday ana sunday camping In
Mrs D. b Amos who was with .
pHrty camping on the Spaviuuw. was
brought home sunday on account % sick
Az erh NJ Loo Mitchell end chu.
dreu visited Saturday and Sunday With
MFa Mn}holle Foreman ana other rcia-
Miss Lois Gray ~ souihwost Cliy ls q
ru0rt ~ Mr and Mrs -. J.. Henneit Miss
Gray teaches nt Supree school Just n1rth-
west OF Aiultu, this year.
Mt ana Mira John BYRD. sr. OF WsHt
| canadian avenue have been enjoying a
t.HIt from Mr and Mrs. G.. n. Nuierscn
~ Kansas cry.
NIsa Myrtle GriHham. Red Cross nurse,
and Mrs UoIen johnson speut LHbur iay
90 NovHio. whore they took IN tho RED
CrHaf p'cuic ana carnival
Nr Hud Mrs carey caldwell and fam
Vs.. who have been Visiting a. Rising
sun. onto, have returned home They
made the trlp by automobile.
"rNTtNtEp on PAGE EIGTH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

A. Miss JacEs1n's I found many
evidences Of Individual thought this
resourcelul shop has planned for the
girl so shortly leaving for college,
also varied selection Of French
stationery, and thoy were unpack-
ing box after box Of that exquisite
imported hosiery--Eomo so cohwob-
by In it's daiutiness that a fairy must
have been responsible.
Some pleasing snapshots from the
autumn races show wraps both In
silk and wool fur-trimmcd, the pclts
dyed to match the fabric Paisley
materials in red. blue or brown were
popular. Shoes also were quite elab-
crate of brOCadcs and two-tonc
leather effects.
The passing OF the miracle age IL
universally admitted, but when you
view the fan display OF dresses, suits
and furs--mure elegant, more varied
more significant in style features
than ever before--at Miss Lehigh's
Smart Vogue Shop, 523 South Main,
Won can hardly suprress feel! =
that the designers thereof must have
been inspired with an artistry akin
to magic. Your feminine fancy
will be charmed. also, with their re-
cent importntions in costume acces-
sorles.
Blouses show more youthful treat
mcnt In cut "a trisle longer with
short sleeves. And fetching cmbci-
llshmcnts of bcads---stccI, rides
cent, or red.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Beauties indeed. As decorative mo-
tifs, they are showing masses of gar
den zinnias, so smyboiic are they OF
the atterglow of summer.
In ''undics" too, fail has her offer
ings of new notes: wide insertions
are much noticed, insertions In fact
quite supcrscdlng edges; again the
lace insertions frequently show the
self motif overlaid with few
stitches of colorcd floss.
You possess an adorable. soft
clinging autumn frock? Then, Of
course. you must have. 10 complete
your costume, one OF those large
hats In velvet and metal cloth at
Milady's Hat Shoppe. Second and
Cheyenne, IS featuring The school
girl has been given special consider
alton IN their attractive showing Of
new felts.
Some daZIingly elaborate evening
wraps have graCCd the early autumn.
Another flair more and more fire.
aucntly seen Is the "wrap" strictly
which merely Utili1cs some hand
some piece OF broCadc. Even shawis
OF all sorts once more dare to show
their faces.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

may also, be found here. Osago
1910
\ SIX crepe called "kriul,Ic knit
Is charming medium for peasant
frucks. Embroidery motifs In thc
rugged native colOrs make most
effective trimming.
Nith what frequency do we hear
folks complain OF daudruff. oily, fall
ing or lusterless hair--all of which
are indications, with few exceptions.
.of an unhealthy scalp; Ny, how /
do wish they knew that.Mrs Leach
mans Hair and Beauty shop, ~
East Fifth, can rid them- either
men or womeu-of these ailments in
Ia very short time with her we'll
known scalp treatments!
For the immediate cool days Of
September az there he any box
coats are vastly heCOming-partlcu-
lnrly 50 whCu they M embroidered
brightly iu peasant fashion.
You viii find everything in
artists materials at MGGees %
West Third
For the woman who goes 10 the
thcatcr and expects 10 daucC after
ward. black lace dresses in all pos
sible patterns from heavy Chantllly
to finely dotted pointed esprit seems
70 be highly approved
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

II 7 knew someone would give me
that beautiful tea set I'm McGce's
window for a wedding present /
would be tempted to do a little fllrt-
ing.
The swOOping picture hat Of velvet
lnSnriabiy accompanies the dinner
gown. \ favored trim being one
water lily, or other mnssy flower on
tip of right brlm. Lacc-scarfcd hats
give these u close second, black and
the browns always prevailing.
II is possible that Just this once
you ha e lost nothing by putting
of tai tomorrow" for Herold's, as
South Main. has most intriguing
collection of fan dresses IN favored
twills ana crepes, lik wise an eN-
elusive assemblage Of hats In tho
newest fabrics including metal cloth.
ono charming hat model ] noticed
especially was silver cloth trimmed
I'm monkey fur.
velvet Il much favored nt the mo-
mcnt In Paris--grccn being perhaps
the preferred color. One lovely
shade ,s called "Ncrt Ireland" also
emerald" but little of the familiar
Jade Green may be noted In eve
ming accessories even TO Cor"bs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Girls going away to school cannot
be too discriminating in the choice
OF their footwear for to he correctly
shod Is a mark of good breeding,
The Walk over Boot Shop, 4l3
South Main. keeps abreast OF the
eastern markets, In order that they
may be ever-ready to meet your in
dividual need, and pander 20 your
pride. also. Drop In TO see their
street shoes and classy dress models
this week. You may be sure OF an
expert fitting, for they employ only
experienced clerks.
The incoming fashions are more
sophisticated and worldly than the
old. If flapperhood departs. wC
must enter into the dignity and "sa-
yOir fairC" of maturity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Uiurui d, vogue ur uuuLnvr equally
desirable model--radiated an iudefi-
nahle smartness. A perfect beauty
was the special order Of black vel
vet and lace they We're executing.
Some smart coats show Il cape
back, which forms the sleeves as
wei. Tartan plaid serge with n
plain reversible finish works M
wonderfully In this mode. Though
broadCloth lined with matcInssc
lends itself 10 the same pattern.
Dropping into Miss Lehigh's Smart
Vogue shop, 523 South Main, !
found Miss Mahaffey, who has re-
Gently become associated with the
shop, showing the most bewitchiug
hat"-all possessing that distinctive
individuality one never fails to find
IN her ul'fn- modish sclogtfOn.
The pointed bodice. front and
back, Is infringing steadily on thc
haicau ncCk-linc. One sleeve shorter
Than the other Is n new trick of
fashion \ double glrdlr--ln short
two girdlcs---both worn rather low.
Is st!il another innovation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10


rr and NIs Johnson .rr.pr,r.
tna arrival .I a a.. puIud bahv gIII All
iHrf Iafrs .ar, gHrI6t u.rut
Ms 4. a. Nl.H1Uau8 Of C.afsmais A..
Ir iHss D.. tnIfIDr rrI4ff,ts ana frsufa
~ .Hs e.rsE ffam Haulder ra.. ,fs.,
shs Ha. lrsr autNiIH durlrg me .. ri...f
81. and Mr. D A. s.ovsr sai sa-
thrH.ln colombo ana ribsr w.s,.,t
sfsf..
1Ha Msses Dorothy and Jeta Durcsn "a
,u 90 orc loo thn CITY lbs GI'.H M
se..nf street
H.HH Mildred EfH.a ru'urusi 900 nri
hone in neF,.r apgngs Nau. aa. .4ag
T. d Allen here
wir rvss M1Hne OF pavbufEs sri
M'aa carrie Ihows secretary af tHs
iss' va.t End Ir VIA
Nj art Mfa I,an Wl.Iafas .8Hs In
h. urat ~ t.s .s0k n.u Ips.Ua.UIr.
Atk. whore tuae sp.n' tH. vrt.H .Hh
tha pHrrrts 90 HI uumus
Nts D. u.F.u ffI .HHHf.H auI
Ms. ,.s.a UsUru..s1u rstu.n.H uH ".-f
hs.I .... ...,...s I.. ......r
NI and Size U.u I.Uu 4nH f.r t.N.ff.
Iiy r5furnsl N..u1. f.m D...raH. whore
thet have boon .nauHuF fna sam"a.
TNa NIaafa u..rI U.#u,. ar. Anna
HcdburR IaO tho ffrt NJ hr va,t tnf
a hi ,.II.ga 1urfrr me coming ..af
r yH parI4rT l,.s.H.rf u| fua Hsr
land F.rrUF ga.i4rt E4r U.U 4a us
Fuerts tlr a.. laaf wool. a. b. WHI.# .u1
/ IT, AIou Erv Irrf raprraru.atsrB 10
No. ard ST.. uuaH 90. .ast tar.
ifsI entertained with 70 dinner IIrra.Hy
evening rImU.| |.u..fHr fUa NI.HHs If|n
WIff4.l,r urI Blanche ruri.U t.fH uf
whom f.r FRIDAY fHr rhlDLaaua vIs.r
U.ag wIU Hffrul trr Oklahoma .lI.ts fer
women
,,,s i,...tI.. crir.sr Nrp.,u,t.l
house ruo.t n Mrs D.. U L.Hfaute vns
mo honor giost a. 20 luncheon EItol tat.
ufdav afternoon Boy Mrn tHwuel collins
at Aftcr the luncheon uridla WAS ON
ioyrd Mrs Gpnrra NhaIruhafysr bclnF
Tho winner OF first pfIlp ana Ms NJ,
Cort1ark received guest pfIye
Miss Alice culver pf tnia tlty aud carl
u cle"~nser - Enta wera married. -
tho home uf tho brldt's parcntf Mr and
Mrs DgVid clover COS North Ninth
ntroct Friday morning The nowly married
yb1pN ne s,ooo, II, arrioyed az mansref
OF The u1isne refinery
Word nae been received hora = tho
marriage in Neuduaha. KAN. OF Miss Ruth
Marie UDnuou former teacher In the
poncs CIty schools and FLOYD Coatu. m
strurt,r ~ m,uunl training in tho hira
school Tho carprfnuy tolt place Of tha
home of tb, bride on Friday last Tho
happy young couple win DO at homo TO-
their friends here Hftur Supttmhfr l1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Preparations, can bring 10 light.
Phone Cedar 1881 for your appoint
ment.
Talking OF crepe fabrics, did you
realize the California mills are cm-
piuSing day and night shifts TO keep
up with the demand?
Men and women alike swing the
door OF the Tea Cup Inn at III West
Fourth, Why? Because they crave
IN addition to delicious, well-cooked
FOOD, that sense OF being taken care
or AND you do indeed enjoy Tea
Cup Inn attention.
The chokcr collar, the high waist
line, and the wide ld-faShloncd
"Bcrtha," Insist upon putting In a
more than occasional appearance
-this mi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

and I.eo girdl at Vannie Reeds s
Corset Shop in Wrights. 41G South
Main. You will find interesting.
also, her hosiery and hand made
house dresses and aprons.
Beads galore Beads used In every
conceivable way are the dominant
trimming for gowns ana ovcrblouscs.
sometimes artistlCnlly combined
with silk threads. Imagine, for in.
stance, n frock OF "Rlmond green"
ge"rgette with trimming of duh gold
threads and Jade beads.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Frank smith and G, H. buauoamp, were
called 20 Crr'rrl'r Mo- on business this
week
Foster HcnnlnE went 10 Muskogeo Fri
day, whero no viii visit frlenda Tor n bbVrt
time raturainE Ia time Tor school
Averitt Pence and Glen Robinson mo
tored 20 Columbus. kan, Thursday on n
business TRIP
Mr. ana Mrs. Ross Burns are entertain
ing ~ their guest. Mrs. @. W, Hudson OF
Douglas, Mo.
Miss Edna Ciary hos returned 90 her
home IN Shawnee. after n visit with her
friends in this city.
Mlss Heloone Earnhart returned home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

The Suzanne Shop. Sinclair build
ing, corner Fifth and Main. is a
uerer-faiing source OF delight to
M!iadya in her shopping tour She
VIII adore the beEuiung neEligee
creations In lovely chiffons. geor-
gettes. and changeable satins--lilte-
wise the tailored crepe blouses for
sweaters, this unusual shop has Just
received. When ! tell you also, that
their ultra -m0dish showing OF fall
millinery assures you OF an exclusive
model for every hour and every cos
tune, ! know you'll lose no Nine in
seeing them!
Velvet evening gowns in salmon
and blue tones carry wide berthas of
heavy metallic lace that form tiny
cap sleeves.
You have heard, readers o. mine,
Of that proverbial pot of gold
Well the one at the end Of financial
rainbow is just as alluring but eiu-
sive. II Is not usually found by ac-
cident but more often by men and
women who exercise thrift by pay
ing attention to the small amounts
OF mouey-not merely considering
them as a means OF gratifying per-
sonal desires but as a stimulus to
lAi lilft pibuuNlOUs know OF no
better way to obtain the reward at
the "rainbow's end than to start on
your very next pay day to invest a
certain part of your salary each
month in the Home Building and
Loan Association, Kennedy building.
for which you will receive per cent
dividends compounded semi-an-
nually.
A new fashion doesn't burst full
blown upon the world. I: steals .
btlc here and a little there. The
circular skirt is making its first ap-
pcaranCe i'm the form of circular
panels ana godcts.
Indeed, these are interesting DAYS
at the Mann Hat shop, Sinclair
building. for nearly every express
brings new and fascinating hat con-
ceits in unlimited variety for fall
wear. The lady In charge Of their
fur department has recently re-
turned from the east with a world
or ideas concerning any fur work
you may require.
Very many black frocks appeared
In the lounge ana dining-rOom of the
RitL-Carlton this past week. pro-
claiming their SmIrtncss bv the law
ish adaptation of fur trimming.
Amongst them was one sporting six
long floating Dancls edged six inches
deep with Cargcul
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
,Thla Ls tomnrroM,a yeslerd-E-- .

This is tomorrow's yesterday"
VIII you reproach yourself t0mor-
row that you have no savings ace
count? Looking backward .t IA
not the things which were hardesv
to accomplish that now give the
most satisfaction. Difficult as Il may
be, start the habit now of depos.ng
certain per cent OF your salary
each week or your household allow
ance--even II II Is only a dollar
in the First National bank. Fourth
and Main. They are not only better
prepared TO safeguard It than YOU
are but they will pay you per
cent interest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

capable services IN all forms Of
beauty work 90 hc obtained az Crom-
wells Primrose Beauty pgrlor, 222
East Fifteenth They have already
established an euviable reputation IN
faclals and marching which in
cludes the RitZ-Boh marcel There's
always ample space for parking your
cav. Usage 2426.
BlOomCrS, slips ana pcttiCuats; the
straight silhuuCttC continues the de-
mand for hloumcrs--prtticOa must
Dee Quitc flDtly fiounCcd-Crcpe de
Chinc Is preferred for expensive
models especially Ia black. hut the
piece resistance ~ now the "cOs-
tune slip" usually uf crepe meteor
or satin la the new shades.
Candylaud $50 cool convenient
n4d right-to-the-mipu I'm service
at 41O South Main is becoming a fo
yored rendezvous for the shopper.
business girl, and matinee-goer
Their uncheouettcs and refresh
ments are just what you want
these hot September days-dainty
and different, You will doubl! ap-
preciate their candies when you rea
uea not only are the .purcst OF in
gredients used, but are made fresh
each day in Candyland's own fac
tory.
\ smart suit OF mordro rep showed
groups of tucks In Jacket ana sleeve
with mo. skin band Tor finish An
other OF black velvet NCnturCd "A
lding wrought in gold
Eyestralu is actual unkipdness TO
a child. Relieve that nervous ten
sion by having him careful fitted
with correct lepaes by Dr., Angstreich
at HeilbronA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

You viii be, OF
course, interested in
Autumn's carly festivi-
tics. Can Clark S
Flower shop. 311 East
Thirteenth. for your
roses as i saw quanti-
ties of those Elori-
-. Gus Red Russells;
a. also armfuls of pale
~ pink pTe m i z + =.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Just now they are 10 be hung.
Usage $3.50.
Rattle: hulI>Y. stuffed, braided riri
twisted Cirdics catch the cyo as
autumn advances.
Tn Miss LARS Millinery Depart
ment AZ the Dcmorest. / saw some
very clever French patterns, ike
wise select models from such we'll
known designers as RaWak, Gage.
Rruckweiss, ana Cupid.
A type OF froCk notable I'm the
early autumn collection has flat
'front.' and back. all the drapcry of
blouse and skirt being drawn TO one
hip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Tho long and V1rTOl
experience OF the special
lists connected with the
Elite Beauty Shop. 21l
Havcr building make
them capable OF solving
the most difficult beauty
problemi That oNclu-
slye quiet and luxury
your tired nerves crave
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

one Of those New
Method Facials at the
Delecta Beauty salon
Is a revelation OF your
hidden beauties which
Miss Sible's skillful
manipulation, with
the aid OF the incom-
parable Delecta Toilet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Rene W e d
ancial activ-
ltics demand
the individu-
atty in en-
graved sta
tionery to he
TO u n a n
4 Field's sta
tiouery com
panY SOS
/. South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Partisan wltcherv
ana yerve! Those ar.
he outstanding fea
lures of the hat crea
lions I'm velvet duve.
tyu, velour and me.
tsllic broCades, now
showing at the Elite
Hat Shoppo, upstairs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

How I do wish
you might have
seen the tempt
Ing array OF
modish hats
leld on my visit
Camillus John
at : East Sixth
cry Chapeiu
ether II was d
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

You will look
adorable tn those
autumn frocks III
you are properly
Corsetcd. Awaiting
your selection, then.
is the fan showing
OF all that Is style
correct in corselcttes.
lra ssiprgg Cror.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10
THE BOYS SHO d
L In Dads Store l.

II that boy Of yours.
mother, participates
In the strenuous ao-
ivities that form so
much "a part OF ,ne
day, Just one outfit
ing will not suffice.
average schoolboy =
You win be delighted
to know, then, that
May Brothers, 2l2
South Main, is featur-
ing In their juvenile
q ana 80 s,aaPf -.nFt~ #...
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

over M uOlNOrth's.
II brown holds sway for street
wear, poriwinkic-bluc maintains her
own for evening gowns, NOu would
simply adore a model l saw OF bro
Cudr ia this rarely lovely color
trimmed with "rarlnuds' OF beads
another fld--uud showing small
train nc left side.
No matter how simple or how fes-
tive the occasion, the Sonora Flower
shop '1a South Boulder Is able 90
meet tho decorative requirements
Bands Of fur combined with stripS
OF cnihroidcry--usually white ana
gold--arc an autumn COnccit of
urRtg ghuvt,s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

DON'T you love
surprises? There's a
real one waiting for
returning vacation -
lists ana teachers at
Elizabeth McCl.n-
tock 8 M3rincllo APP
proved Beauty Par
lOr, - West Fifth.
call for any further
r.ts,..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

4 "hautc nuuycautc" OF the mode
ds Il not gOOd French. pinnacle of
nCWnCss) is the buckle of wood for
your pumps. Also buttons of wood
handCaryCd.
The benefits OF an Electric Turk
lsh Bath cannot ba 0yercstimated.
Make your appointment with Miss
Irimble the efficient masseuse in
chprge or this department Tor both
men ana women at the Delecta
Beauty salon Cedar 2J31.
\ wide line OF lace dresses cm-
hraCing many dark shades fills the
demand for afternoon and dinner
The beauty of homst!tchinp and
p.copnE ilcs in its dainty accuracy
qualification that viii be assured
you IL your work Is doue by the
White Sewing Machine Company,
2ld East Third, where service is
prompt careful, and reasonable.
Color Is ever autumn's voice. The
importers confirm the many rumOrs
OF The popularity of BROWN. The
BIG shades are those thai harmonic
with turs some have bronze caste.
Ihcy include chataigne (Chcstnut)
walnut and sable, as wen az rcddcr
'mordre,' and light tones like cara
mel ana parchment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

boys from to years in those enc
during quality Berges, Jerseys and
| tweeds--in the youthful French
MILDLY styles-with Jackie Cooglu
hats which are found exclusively at
May Brothers.
The threc-picCc costume will bo
tried out again this fall For in
stance brown pOirct twin with
bodice satin gaufre attached. Mon
key fuT trim on collar and cuff
just u CLINT of silver soutacho on bod.
ice. Another of walnut duVctyn has
charmcuse blouse loosely tying about
the hips and very wide bands Ot
brown fox.
THE housekeeper's haven" is
what l would call NJ. c, Hale's Hard
ware company for my weekly visit
revealed table after table OF RaFa-
rian, American, decorated EngI.eh.
blue willow, domestic white and
gold-banded sets OF chinaware, with
many special pieces OF hand painted
Nippon; delic0tely designed glass
ware, appealing in It's thin trauspar-
ency; ana last, but not leaT. pogtl-
Die butiet sets OF Community silver
quite new and lovely.consistln
OF 26 pieces in the duchess and other
popular patterns that I'm sure uI-
lady would take pride In possesslgg.
Their prices are, as usual, Just right.
DO you suppose? VIII the present
trend toward drcssier costumes hnNc
the psychological effect of wcu-
ing women away from "sportS
clothes--and sports?"
That "well-dressed" look lasts the
entire life OF tailor-made garment.
Mrs Corn and Miss Wikers1u.
Schwartz, ladies' tailors, 20Hfs
south Main, interpret the scas0u
mode In suits, dresses, blouses and
gowns al most reasonable prices
Appliqucs Of suede or leather also
BORDER effects OF self stripes are
outstanding touches i'm fall sport
suits. Sports coats ON mnnnish Iiuus
or sWanSdown. or camclS hair arc
achieving distinct success.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-10

Autumn IS suggest
I'VE Of house renovat-
ing time. Hurts Ora b
pery Shop over the
Palace Theater can
uot only show you the
latest materials for
curtains and drapes
that will be used this
Mlnter. but likoMIae