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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Don't wait for fate % Law ~,
desired amount OF money p, vc~,
feet, my ambitious feminine rosis,,
but open a Savings Accouu. m NJ,
First National Bank at Fourth s,4
Main, then savo as much as van
can spare from your salary or ri,
lowance. 'Tis the sure way 10 pro,
toct yourself against any cmers,r.
Cy, or TO accumulate for an lrysr.
ment. At first IL may seem dlitsg.,
to save a certain nmountNasb
month, but very soon you W n.
so interested in the growing account
that YOU will be planning 20 ada
bit more each time.
"it Is n mistake for n woman IA
go uncOrsctcd," says Irruc CaNh
Young slim girls should wear An
elastic glrdlc, if only To support her
stockings" is another of Mrs. Ca,
ties remarks I've been reading n
my New York paper.
When they showed me thon
adorable silk coats with hats 70
match, for girls from two 10 II
years. and l noted how rcas0nab-
they were priced. ! thought wh,
Where did / see them? Why at ,a,
Mary James Shop, 10 East FIJI
OF course.
Irene Castle says: "Womcn shouh
make n study of their figures and
complcNlons and develop syl,
which will express themselves"
Beginning tomorrow morning
Ye Olde Pet Shoppe, II East Sixth
street, will offer n pretty fish bow
with moss, castle, shells and
several beautiful gold fish for $40.
$500 and $500, according 90 size 0'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

EoOrgettcs for those wide Jenny
sleeves In summer frocks. They are
exquisite and moderately priced
some OF the hest looking separate
skirts I've seen are made from
fringcd Tcnafly hand-wOvcn scarfs
with very open mesh. in white
ground with black strips, sometimes
the stripes are In brilliant COlOrIngs.
l don't believe any OF us are 100
old 10 enjoy receiving one OF those
darling Easter Eggs with our name
written on in candy or "A bunny or
any OF those special Easter candles
that arc being shown at Candyland,
4lO South Main. They will make
them 20 order in their own candy
factory OF course they have other
candles beautifully boxed for the
more dignified gift. You will he de-
lighted, too, with the new prices on
all candles at this Shop.
At the Country club recently,
worn with an all-Oycr embroidered
crushed silk hat, was long, flow
ing veil appliqucd with large silk
leaves In various shades of brown.
The Demorest is showing the most
fascinating two and three-piece
suits this season, Some are dressy
enough 20 wear any hour Of the day
and unusually smart are those .of
tweed I'm fashion favored colorings.
All are beautifully tailored in swag-
ger lines.
I happened 10 be nt the hotel the
Other evening, when an out t-of-tnwn
guest came into the dining room.
wearing the best looking scarf OF
Paisley, lined with black satin. This
was worn with a perfectly plain
tailored suit OF brown, a brown
satin hat low over the eyes, and
long Jade earrings.
While the batcau ncckllnc Is
considered very smart, we must adj
nit thnt every woman does not
look well la II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

IT'S real livinE--whon after n busy
day I'm tOwn--you can go home. place
your fayUritc record on the disk Of
10 pa'hc Actucllc-sit down, rest, re-
lax ana forget the turmoil OF busi-
moss. II you don't happen 90 have
this wonderful phonogrnph in your
homo drop into the Exclusive pathe
shop, 522 South Main, and after a
demonstration, I'm thinking you will
decide upon one for a home Easter
gift. They are offering an attractive
payment plan at this particular
time.
Occasionally, for the very luxu-
rious, a single emerald CLEANS from a
silver slipper.
puro SILK Sweaters. In largo sizes
especially. as we'll as in surprising
assortment OF beautiful shades most
attractive for warm weather may be
had at decidedly appealing price re-
ductions this coming week at The
Oriental Fine Arts Shop, 1908 South
Main.
Ny Paris journal says: "There Is
no indication that the stralghtllnc
silhouette that has been shown for
Spring will disappear during the
summer season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

OF flowers. delivered at the right
time, and for my out-of-town read
crs, let mo add, mail and phone or
dors will receive careful and prompt
attention.
We will see many linen dresses
this season, cOlorcd and sometimes
In white, aud very oftCl hand drawn.
Dame Fashion smiles on the Sa-
Vote shop, East Fifth, as the new
arrivals In froCks, suits, wraps and
sports apparel are unpncked, from
tho personal selection Of Pearl Sa-
vote who has Just returned from
her New York buying trip. Every
thing was wonderful and I selected
only the smartest and most distinc-
tive models for my clientele" said
this clover young woman when /
ask 81 her for the fashion news
ono skin sable, small mink or
mnrtcn sCHrfs are considered correct
for the summer months.
Nubone CorsCts; built 20 indivldu-
al requirements Abdominal sup
ports, surgical belts, etc. Phone
Mrs. McMullon, Usage $3.50.
Red seems 20 bC as popular n
shade ms ever In the new millinery,
both for the hat itself and for trim
ming with pcriwlnkic.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

The first warm days Of spring and
approaching Edster-timc stir "a de-
sire for things new, beautiful and
interesting. exactly what the SUI
zaune shop col South Main, has
anticipated and brought TO Tulsa for
their patrons. Distinctive frocks,
correct tuillours, wonderful wraps.
and sporta apparel TO please the
most fas'!dious, with a millinery de-
partmcnt showing only the latest
creations from such originatOrs as
Peggy Hoyt, Bendol and Bruck-
Weiss and others equally as popular.
| also noticed very attractive git
suggestions for Easter, among them
were adorable slipper buckles.
purses and vanltics and fashion
favored costume jewelry.
The dressing of the feet IL as i'm
pOrtnnt for the sports costume as II
iS for moro formal dress. Oxlords
and Onc-strnp pumps I'm gray OF tan
or white buck with black or brown
trimmings are considered correct
this season.
II every ono OF YOU will read this.
there won't be half enough OF those
moth, dust and damp proof bags 70
go around. They arc 52 inches long
by 2G inches wide. are cedarized so
that clothing, blankets or furs need
not have that dlsagrecable odor OF
moth balls, and I want to impress
upon you that the REXALL, All
South Main, will make the special
price Of so cents zach on tho limited
number they have left for this sea-
son.
An entire frOCk waslmadc Of Shct-
land shawls In white. having very
deep stripes of red, jade and deep
purple,
No indeed, it's not too late to have
that out-Ot-date fur made into
something smart and useful. Take
10 to the fur expert at Mann's Hat
shop In the Sinclair building, she
does wonderful work. New furs
are on display and storage on win
ter furs viii be taken this season.
\ silver fox, gray hose and black
shoes are very smart now with the
navy taillcurc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Vs. g.. Farmer ana Felix Canard of We
tu.HB were visiting business friends in
Db.r.ah tUs latter part uf the week
Mr and Mrs. vs.. s. Thomson were IN
Oklahoma cry the past week attending
the auto show.
John q. NHEciy was Iu Okcmah the fret
of iHn week from Tu'a8.
U.n Jenkins secretary ~ the Okmu'Rse
chamber of commerce. and 49, D. Harmnu
Of ukUuIuro w.f. business visitors iu
Otrnau luat Friday
N.r o.. o. I...H ana Mrs webster
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
State SOCiety

Miss Frances bolan % Topeka, Kan, n
visiting trieudH In bartleaville this week.
Mrs. Rudolph Traub OF Oklahoma city Ia
the house gucst - Mrs. A. g. Seikman
MIS- Luia r. Alexander Of kanaaa city
is visiting Mrs :. Il. Wells. 7o2 Delaware
avenue.
MIS- 4 J. Noeoi ~ wlnfeld. Kan. 10
visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert !. Htndlcy
Or. ana Mrs p. n. sutton returned Mon.
dany from two weeks visit ht Hot
Nirs Chloe Gray Alexander IN visiting
her parents, Mr ana Mrs. John cray 32B
Osuge avenue.
Nj. and Mrs q. G. winters % Arknnsas
CITY arc tho house guests a. the home of
Nj. ana Mrs W. II. Reynolds u nartlcs-
Mrs Jesnstte Lambert and son ana Miss
Josephine Tanpin ot Joplin, Mo, arc vls-
ting Mrs. Lloyd Moore In uartlcsvius thlg
q. II. McCrcady ~ okmuIgee who hs,
been tho guest during the last week ~
Mr., ana Mrs. Marvin Wilson and Mr and
Mrs Paul McCroady. has returned to hts
Mrs G. n. pauy and Mrs. g. H. Punkett
attended tho state Sunday school conveu-
ton ct Tulsa this week ana wer tho house
BartlesVillo.
\ small dancing party was tho pleasant
one ~ tho homo ~ Mr., and Mrs Leon
HutlodTo tol Choctsw svcuuc when they
were hosts 90 a small number ot their
friends on Wednesday night
Mrs Frances Nputg,r ut Cheyenne Wyu.
Aul Miss Betty llroWcr OF ruisn arc two
charming guests uf Mr. and Mrs T.. H.
~ social otialrs have been planned IN thclr
honor.
Mrs y. l.. McCandle-s had ~ nor house
guoHi this week Mrs, Bryce MCtnuulCss nuu
small daughter Joan. who Ieft fur tIrvr-
land, Okla. wherc they viii make % short
visit before returning TO tholr home In
Texas.
Tho mchors ~ tho YcuS Usur club
were received az the homo % tho Mlfsnu
,ronbnle, iol WyRndotto avenue Monday.
H# |UN ..rN NT "a. H tina ~
INK uft'r which buffet luncheon Was
soIyrd by mo hoatCfHoH
Mrs iI n. MCCllutDck IL enjoying o.
few weeks ln Now York city With her
cauEhtrr. Miss Barbara MrDlnt1cN vnu
lH 90 student at \1Hsur college. MrH Mr.
Diut0ck viii accompany nor daughter tn
ruuEhkeeps.e. after which she will visit u
Washington. %. e.
AnS. John S. irwin wua hostess Informal.
lF on ThursdnE ut Z o'clock luncheon 1t
her home. 1890 Cherokee avenue. y,uou fns
entertained 10 ruustH, Tho luncheon
table Was conferred WIN q lovely basket of
spring flo"crs combined with fern uonds
1hs afternoon was passed. with sowing
and music
The Polly Prlm club was entertained al
the home ~ Mrs. N. cummings when Mrs.
". n. Walker and Mrs. Cummings were
hustrHses. Tho hours uf tho afternoon
N'L" pI.aNlNiIF np'nl hna contest
formed outorn'nwgnt Tor the guests A.
this Mrs. D. 3. Jenkins and Mrs. MlNoo of
bgwcy won tho prizes.
Tho Ltliv,r Bridge club was enter
taIuod Tuesday night by Mr. and Mrs
Budi Parks st their homo, 7g5 Jennings
avenue whom three tablos of bridge were
were the pretty decorations To- the home,
Mrs. charles Campbell Hud Mrs. u. l..
stiles were tho recipients nf the prizes
Matrons of The East Side bridge club
surprised Mrs. Roy McCuuuaCks mother
MIS- NHrlug who Is visiting here from
INrF assembled at tho Mccormack homo
'n south Junns'one avenue Mrs, WariuE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Miss Lair IL showing n most won
derful collection uf sports and early
summer pattern hats In her millinery
department. at The Dcmorcst. Drop
In this week, youll get an Easter in
spiratiOn, / am sure.
Charming, youthful and amazingly
original are tho frocks at La wheat
shop, over tho Palace tholtCr Just
think OF -Eirls--a smart, bccom-
ing dress. OF down-right lovely ma
terlal "a dream in stylotuluvss--a
wide selection from which to choose
and the price, S2j. Isn't IL grcat3
Go mp and gee them this week.
sheer black aud nude stockings
are worn with afternoon gowns
ot llpp fIUu Nyhitp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

raeamsnt 60 Forest y. Plank has been
announced The home appeared particu
larry inviting with Its decorations ~ tuu-
quIH and rwrpf peas iu baskets Uci with
bows % pink tuIg. Lavender and pinF
was Che color combination carried out 81
the three card tables aud iu the luncheon
sefvff during tho evening. Miss Fowler
wpa presented lovely gift from tho hos
toss. Guests enjoying the hUspitaiitirs Of
VUaur Nr. and Mra J vs. scott MI and
Mrs .4tHr N0uuaria MIss MarEsrot Pow.
lor Ma. May Martin. the guest of honor
Masars. Forrest IIsuk. John Nesbiih and
Arthur Powers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

There is uo one certain itom OF
dress that adds such "a note OF COM
plotrurss to Mllldys appearance as
stylish well made Au1 perfectly fit
ting footwear. and whether il is for
street sports wear or for drossy oc-
coHIous. YOU will find a Chlrmlu-
model filling an or rnogo require
mout7 1t the Wnlk-Ovcr Boot shop,
an South Main,
IwCcdS are very smart for bust
ness, sports or shopping, hut accord
ing to Mrs, Castle II should never
he seen after 4 O'Clock for social
wear,
Too stout, too thin, not exactly
wei? Then visit tho Dclcrta
Beauty Salon. over Woolworth s.,
where Electro Hydro Tncrapy treat
mcnts, Carlsbad baths. physical Cul-
turo and beauty aids are uudcr the
personal attention OF experts Prices
are very moderate, Miss Slhle OF
Los Angeles, business manager
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Already the predicted vogue OF the
sand and beige shades Is noticeable,
even dinner gowns are being shown
In these tones.
Besides delicious cakes, home
made candles and party refresh
mcnts, you will find splendid prize
suggestions and distinctive bric-a-
hrac for tho homo at Mrs. Orr's
Home GIFT shop, GOG South Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

while II IL a very old table, I'm sure
10 Is fully as finc now as when first
made by master craftsmanship.
The icwClcd spanish combs In col
OrCd or rhincstoncs, add much to the
Colffurc OF milndy.
\ photograph OF yourself, hy our
artist Mr.. Riykiu, correctly framed
NJ his studios at Fourth and Boulder.
A wonderful Easter gift suggestion,
isn't n?
Tourists just returning from the
Orient Cnthusc over the Hight evening
wraps ana wonderful klmonOs they
.uNy pNpr fhRrp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

SpIIUg aud youIh arc synOnymOus
while gray, faded and dun hair
are away out ot harmony. yet quite
unnecessary since Mrs, Leachm1n
can so very successfully restore your
hair to It's natural color within two
honrs time by her clever Rpplica-
ton OF French lnecto. For details
phone or drop into this popular
Fiuh,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

/ saw the most wonderful shade
OF lavondar among the English Lus-
ter that lust arrived at the McGec
Shop, 23 West Third street--thls
Lustor ware is quite the rage now
and gives life and color 10 a room
Just whore you want t.
At the Ilolct, the other evening l
noticed very smartly dressed wo-
man wearing Japanese Haori
Coat as light evening wrap. IL
was very fascinating and greatly
admired.
Brilliant blue, oranges, jadcs and
puppies are noted in brushed wool
sCarfs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

You may remember
how 1t is To try order
ing flowers for Faster
at the last minute. the
ones you wanted were
all gone. Why not
avoid this disappoint-
meut this year by vis-
itiug Clnrk's Flower
Shop. 3l1 East Thir-
tecnth street, and
placing your order for
lilies or other flowers
and plants this week.
This will insure the
freshest and choicest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

ll.t.r lmlra never worc os olovor
or attractive, ug they nrc at tho
MpG.u shop. "3 West Third street
and added fJ the fDyors AND gifts Tor
tho kdtios you viii nnd O wonderful
lime OF chocolate fayul5 aud lluyl"r4
ruudE novelties
Some uf our best shops are show
INK sports coats at pure wool Scotch
tweed with leather buttons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

| wish every reader
would drop into Plants
Abrams SILK shop, 40g
South Main, TO see the
charming summer mate
rtals organdies, Voiles,
Swlsscs. ratines, tissues
and the loveliest OF Chan
tilly ana Spanish all-over
laccs and flouncinEs, and
the new embroidered
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
bizarre effects are attained Ia
some Of the new sweaters by vivid
Indian designs

n is such an nd 10
vantage before start
inE out To huy frOcks
to haVo a profession
nj Curscticrc, lik -
\nnuic ecd a /
Nrlghts. AlG Gouth
Main, NJ You 10 the
corset that win ere ,
uID .NLL..I lLL.. N.L
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Don't wait until the
last minute TO select
tho pretty Easter hat.
shop while tho show
ings are complete and
be sure to see those
attractive models at
tho Louvre Millinery,
l2 West Firth. The
shop OF smart hats at
reasonable prices,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Mrs. McClintock has
Just received some very
wonderful, first quality
hair In now style piece
which she is offering a.
special prices for tn
opening Of her Mari
nollo Approved Boaut
shop, - West Fifth
Phone Cedar 1850. Put
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Ilorolds shop ~
Womeu's hppn O. |
has moved into IT,
now location. Il5
South Main, wharr
YOU VIII find n ais
play ~ frock-, suits
wraps, hints an a
sports apparel most
extraordinary Near.
lV every garment
and hat are being
shown FOR the FIRST
time. having been
selected by MISS
IIorull while IN New
York for this par
tiCul1r showing OF
models for spring
and early sum ncr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

There Is no use denying the fact-women demand
beauty. stylo and fine finish In the they
sdcr owning. After they have had experience in
driving they add comfort and ease Of operation to
their demands and II there Is any thing that will
bring that same closer to her heart II is the rare
combination Of pulling power--thnt never says die"
with quick "pick and getaway" ability. How
wonderful mIlady that you may have all OF these I'm
uuc'-thc Lafayette Ask for demonsration--you
win need other proof OF its being all and than
have pictured for you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

For n lovely shampoo,
an expert facial. correct
manicure or scientific
ineCto hair tinting, visit
the Elite Beauty Shop,
2ll Haver building. Miss
Louise Carpenter has
associated with her. Mrs,
Harrison, formerly OF the
American RpautV shOD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

on my weekly
visit 10 l. b. Nevin's
Antique Shop, on the
northeast corner OF
Twenty-first and Pc
oria, | found them
Just finishing a fold
iuR-top table, with
Tyre base, OF san
A--L-- 1911 .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

this number I'm your purse,
At the Sa-Noic shop, East Fifth,
In the Sinclair building, Gene Fisher
IS showing a collection OF the most
charming spring ana early summer
hats. A style for every taste, q
model for every faco with designs
appropriate for every occasion. Drop
in and see the new arrivals, they
are distinctlycly different"
ono secs white I'm everything from
chiffon 10 hOmcspun, from linen to
crystal fringcs.
"BrecZlng into the millinery de-
partment at Wright's. 4l6 South
Main, ! had to hesitate too long, so
Irresistible were the styles, the WON
dorful ColorinEs, backed by taste
and variety par excellent"
shared, IN enjoying those lovely
hats, with many other eager shop
pers who exclaimed with delight
when prices were quoted on the hat
they had selected for their Easter
Chnpeau.
Chinese rugs are rapidly incrcns-
ing In popularity, so l read In my
New York papers.
Have your eyes tested by DR.. Ang-
stretch, with Heilbron's Jewelry
store.
In nearly every large group of
women one secs large number of
red hats.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

They also retain that phone number
Usage 1910, Having reasonable
rent enables them 10 give expert
work NJ reasonable prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

"The Ritz Bob" all the
rage In New York, Is
given exclusively at the
New York Hair shop and
Beauty paTlors, over
Renberg's. It's classy
drop in and see IL you
would Ike it.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

with Ea.tur aud continuation
gifia uppOrmos' iu my mind. Vs.
tod Miss Ja.ksuu'H oA,.uHiYg shop
boo Tine sinclair building aud WIS
Iuaf 300 tWp tu roc many now arrivals
Iu pufgHU ana ~ occurred FOO wp
that any one uf these beaded pouch
ur envelope purses. m,ah bag,
white hrppndc with crystal clasps.
black mOlre with silver muuuuurs.
Or leather models would ho the Eft
ideal, and after yulpiug th.s opinion.
wus permitted 10 tom you of those
unugunl purses many uf which are
Imports
My New York paper says; "Small
dots aud solid CHECKS are In favor
with young girls, for nll day time al
fairs
Az tho season advances thCrr iN
something quantity Irresistible about
the trluhE. suits, wraps, hats lud
sports apparel ono secs ~ Miss Lc-
highs smart Vogue shop in the new
Wright building, Worthy Of spc.
cial mention are the rwo and thrcc
which ure shown In both silk and
cloth. Exquisite m fabric, distir"-
tive In orig,nntion, using only tho
most favored cOlOrings of the a 4,
son stamp thcm as "Chnrmingly
different
Bizarre effects are attained In
some of the new sweaters by vivid
Indian designs.
Something really worth whilo for
her confirmation or Easter GIT
why not u beautiful wrist watch,
brooch, bracelet mesh hng vanity
ease, n string uf pearls or a wonder
nt Iionhrou's leading icwelry store
at second nud Main? II n always
interesting 10 drop into this reliable
store before deciding upon any par
ticuar gift
Crctonncs In both large and small
designs for Onc-plCCc froCks. bathing
suits and purasois arO popular.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Suporfluous hair,
warts or mulos,
pormnpCntlv rec
moved without
the slightest scar.
hv Elizabeth Mo
tlintuCk. at her
Approved Mari
ucllo b on at =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Sh0pI . W0Ft FIfth- phOne Codar
1850
Women should be more partiCu-
lar about details Of dress, hats.
purse, shoes nnd every accessory
should he carefully chosen. 4 good
costume can he easily spOilcd 10y an
inCOngruOus detail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Novelty Co., col South Main, will go
far toward comfort, sheer and real
usefulness throughout the year
Fashion notes from Havana men.
tion black ana white combinations
as being in great favor this spring,
Mothers, tho Tiny Tots shop, COS
South Main, are showing the smart
est OF frochs. wraps and bonnets fot
children, also some very lovely
nursery furniture has arrived. when
shopping, ho sure 10 visit this shop
of ohildrcu's apparel
orchid ana red puppies are re-
CrNiug considerable attention Ia the
millinery world this suring
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Tho Rose Marlnollo
Beauty shop, 22 West
ritth, IS "A combination
nt four Woll-kuOWu
beauty experts, Miss
Weaver, Miss Ruhcus,
Mrs Dunlap and Mrs.
Todd, who assure their
patrons OF the last word
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
ELIZABETH ANN LOOKS ABOUT TOWN AND SHE 81 vs.

INST the pink buds Of spring appear ia cOlors bril-
liant and Hcr; by "gdddin0 about" RE found the most
charming Of fashions for BOu. OLT shops
dcriu my brains all dWhri uih the "joiiy good ReUS'
hare 10 mfu inst cCerBthiHg To enhance IOUciiHoss
and fH Miiadys heart cifh bliss; not forgetting The
bdbics the children the Hte miss, for thCy 700,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

bowl and number of fish, This e
a very special prlcc-a real oppo-
tunity and a very good Easter 81
suggestion.
The perfectly plain hat without
trimming, with upturncd hrinA
now seen In strHWS OF bright Ia
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the bathing suit always.
IL Is not too late 70 In"" our
clever modlste, Mrs. NcIun'.a,L
1222 South Galveston, make @ pi..H
frock, wrap or sports our.. iW
Easter. but ] would suggest iNa.
you phone or go out AT once Tor h'
appointment Her prices ar" -.
ceptionally reasonable now that sNs
does not haze tho high rent uI d
downtown shop.