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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

prevailing and sports hats, but also
had the chance TO observe the in
finite care and patience Mrs, Minich
exercised in seeing that her us
toners were becomingly fitted!
Isn't IL delightful 10 know that
every hat at this shop is exclusive?
Many little girls are wearing
dresses OF blue, hnnna, tomato. and
bittcr-swcct red, with matching
capcs In Canton and knitted silk
and little polka hopnets OF lace and
flowers ND4s~xFaf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

out by them. This month she is
specializing at her Marinello APP
proved Beauty Parlor. IL West
Fifth. in the coarse pore treatments
and the new bleach mask. The new
bleach paste is put up in pack
ages convenient for home use.
Even for dinner hats tricorn will
be uscd-although they will lose
some of their severity in lace drapes.
Since the furnishings in a home
are often an index 10 the artistic
possibilities of it's mistress, she cam
not be too discriminating in her Sc
lection. She will most assuredly
make no mistake in purchasing at
The North Side Furniture company,
100 North Main. several console ia
bles in mahogany finish with match
ing mirrors, for hers halls and liv-
ing room; equally decorative are the
quantity charming spinet desks. asso,
mahogany finished. in different
sizes which may be harmonieusly
combined with the ever-popular
Winsdor- chairs they are showing.
Most moderate prices prevail.
I Just know you win like the new
velour sports hats developed in cac-
tus, rose, Lanvin green. wood, and
banana shades, embroidered In vi
vtd colors of French chenille.
Miss Lair at the Demorest has Just
returned from the east with her
fascinating selections OF fall hats ex-
pressing the most artistic blending of
fail colors and possessing that style
touch so characteristic of her mill
linery.
Responding of n iaunty walk or
promenade is the ''Sauntercr," "a
short fur jacket of white caracui
made like an Englishman's coat with
open sides and turn-back cuffs,
whose lining Is OF silver gray silk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

sacques for the tiny infant are
developed in "a very fine creamy
wool material, hand embroidcrcd
and scallopcd or buttonhoicd, often
in pink or blue, around the edges,
At an August wedding. u charm-
ing little flower girl wore "a pic-
ture frock of French blue velvet,
whie the maids and ntatrontf honor
ggiVc further color effect To
the bridal group In simple drapci
models of sheer mauve crepe, the
gitdies In a vivid cltron shade and
hats Of silver lace lined with mauve.
large bouquets OF garden flowers IN
.rlotoua goloIs were carrle41 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

wide collars, or I'm small patches I'm
decorative designs. sleeves ARE gen
orally wide but soJne are gathered
at the wrist into fur bands.
Stitched trimming In blue or beige
Is attractive on n pump that COM
bines the tongue and strap idea.
Designed with consummate art
to enchance particularly the person.
ality of the college girl are the be-
witching fail frocks at Schumack-
Moore, sos South Main.
The circular skirt has affected the
lines of sleeves which show "A de-
cided flare from the elbow in many
cases. while the fitted bodice de-
mands the long snug sleeve that
reaches 10 the wrist.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

the Delecta Beauty salon in my
weekly chat with her, Cedar 1881,
Apparent In the sleeve for evening
wear Is "a touch 81 the medicNaI-a
sleeve that hangs from the shoulder
like a long train, and would truil on
II ground n II, were not caught
with a bead curt. like u bracelet,
with heavy strands OF the beads de-
pcnding from it.
Ones personality Ia most natural
~ expressed in the atmosphere OF
the home SO why not have your
photograph taken there by MIR.
Netter, 22l Haver building.
New and exceedingly desirable are
the linen, eponge, or silk collar and
cuff sets with the brightest % fall
embroideries Ia generous nTofnsioi
los q TRIMMING.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

TItsnbofger. Elsie Jones. Gladys Ellis.
Oensvieye Klser ana Elanor Green.
Mrs Tom stout has returned from a
buying trip > the Eastern markets Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Dunaway had a. their
weekend guests George Duck and James
Cfufon u sapulpH.
Mrs Howard Davis. who resides south
esst 81 the city. entertained With dinner
last sunday Vt O'Clock Tor her two
daughters. Bivens and Giadys s%ttcogie,
Uhn viii leave soon Tor Haskei lndian
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

the picnic . class initiation was held Al
the Royal Eelghbors' hall.
Misses blanche cutler and Lucy Jack
returned Tuesday from a motor trip to
Yellowstone National park. They stopped
In Colorado aud other points Of interest on
route and attended tina Cheyenne rodeo
while IN that territory,
The Camp Fire Girls held their weekly
meeting In the chamber Of
rooms, in the city hall Tuesday night. The
eventHs vas devoted TO business. Miss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

you will not hesitate to leave your
order.
According to the latest mandate
regarding ones chapcaux, there
must be, at least n hat in your
collection that boasts of n freely
coz trimming, which IS replacing the
paradise aud a%igrette.
A superior qualify OF workman
ship is emphasized in the feminine
apparel made at Mrs. C. 7. Hills
Dressmaking Parlor, 924 South De-
troit.
In fur wraps. the silhouette Is
straight and tailored. with a ten
dcncy of full length garments TO mar
row at their termination, and for
short jackets 10 fit snugly nc the
hips.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

OF artistic
ppea was The
beautiful win
dow display OF
late summer
flowers ip be-
witching bas-
ket conta RS
| S a W a [
Clark's Flow
err shop, al
f a $ I T hir-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

OF rare love
liness are the
domestic and
Imported gifts
that Mrs. Zim4
norman Re-
lected for the
social depart
ment at the
Field sta
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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1929

Institute. Lawrence. KAN where they Will
attend school. Covers were laid tot 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Henry have az their
guests Mr.. Henry's grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John l. Henry and two daughters
Katherine and Jennie NELLIE. Of Columbis
Mo.
Tho Barttesviile chapter Of the Royal
NeiEhbors enjoyed their annual picnic IN
tombstone park Tuesday evening. The
clever arrangement Of the program was
highly enjoyed by those present. After
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

bFOlttfTfNi NliNS, anu unu.uhf utSfRuS
vie with each other for supremacy.
Since statistics show that women
are no longer amateurs in the busi-
neSs world, many OF them. no doubt.
have reached that stage In their a
reers where they realize their eff
forts must not stop with accumula-
tion--a conservation of funds must
follow for the larger opportunity,
which will eventually come. Natu-
rally they seek an investmsnt then
in a strong reliable organization
such az the Home Building and
Loan association, Kennedy building,
where not only is ones money se-
sured by Tulsa real estate first mort
cages, but a Q per cent dividend,
compounded semlannually is derived
therefrom.
some of the newest fabrics Is q
matClasSc. one of the newest shades
In brown. and one of the latest fash
ions Is the coat dress" says my fash
ion journal.
Served in an air OF genial hospi-
tality, the delicious table d'hote dim
ners at the Tea Cup Inn, III West
Fourth, are the best everl
Made of brilliant shades in chif-
!. fon velvet, and of brocadcd velvet
III chiffon, with either galalith tops
or fiiigrcc frames studded In stones
newest evening bags arc enviable
creations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Satin back duyetyn A. rich fabric
for boudoir coats. the satin side
serving as collars and cuffs; and. at
the same time, eliminating the need
for amy other lining. q
or exquisite beauty and fragrance
are the Ophelia and Russell roses,
specially priced at the Sonora Flower
shop, 2l9 South Boulder.
Maroon for sports use, beige for
afternoon and white for evening
form a trio of shades most prominent
I'm fan showings.
As n valuable asset for the fur
therancc OF its beauty. the long skirt
with It's trailing graceful lines is de-
manding the higher hccl-the Span
iSh Louis. In particular.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Rvs Burch, guardian OF the girls. had
charge Of the meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. I. w. lockwood ents,.
tained with a delightful picnic sunday
Mollie Erwin Of TuisH. The guests wars
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson and family Mr.. and Mrs. b.. J..
stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Timmons,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Green and Miss Ruth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

The most sincere
compliment ! have
received OF my new
model faciais Is my
constantly increasing
number of satisfied
patrons. who send me
their friends" re-
p,arkad Mics gfbla ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

AuuB Marine, Ruth, EyauEelins and Mics
Martha OvetloHs ieft wednesday morning
Tor - motor trip up the Ozatks. They
viii stop At Noel Mo.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Carpen-
fcra' union held y social meeting ~ the
home ~ Mrs. y H Donovan. $50 West
ElEhfh street, Tuesday afternoon. refresh.
menta we're served BY the hostess.
Miss Helen Harrison. 2iB Shawnee ave
nue., was hostess a. = alamber party Tues.
dsy night The guests |uefs Misses Voima
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

In this progressive day when wom-
en- are taking a more prominent
part then heretofore in government
affairs, they should remember that
individual thrift is one of the most
important requisites in building UP
national prosperity. Every woman.
then. should master her personal
economic problem. train herself so
that her mode of living fits hog in
come. and save in a systematic and
intelligent way, il she wishes to he
an ideal citizen, A good start to-
ward this goal is to open a savings
account at the First National bank.
where she will receive 4 per cent In
terest on her money.
Most arresting Is n brilliant red
velvet evening wrap, shlrred I'm tiers
over q full skirt and bordered in a
deep band of fur.
Oh, the Joy of having leisure hours
added to your summer day ~ means
OF a Duplex Fireless Cooker. Listen
az It's marveis: a two3cell aluminium
lined cooker will cook an entire din
ner without attention--even pies csn
be baked and delicious cream can
be frozen on one side while vege-
tables are cooking on the other
the original flavor OF the food is
preserved. and fuel and energy are
conserved. This economical labor
saving device can be purchased
most reasonably at the NJ. c. Hale
Hardware company.
A most unusual effect Is created
by an crmine evening cape that has
a wide border of stripped fur set
on n foundation OF black velvet, tho
black revealed through the bands
with black velvet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Dropping in NJ the
Minich Millinery.
SOC South Boulder,
at their busy time, !
not only had the eX-
quisite pleasure Of
seeing their new
est -ins" of black vel
vet--self trimming
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Just returning from New York.
wher%she made the usual dlstlnc-
tive selection OF frocks, suits and
hats. interpreting the new theme OF
fashions edict for tau, now on dis
play at her Smart Vogue shop. b23
South Main, Miss Lehigh says, The
new styles include a beauty and
g~racefulneas not experienced In pre-
vious seasons-some evening dresses
being almost majestic In their ap-
peal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

In our g~drden-Wdys,
And the infenseness
OF the sunshine,
That Summer is still
Very noticeabiy abroad,
Yet, the feminine mind,
Win pripileged
inconsistency, turns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

teenth, all the more wonderful be-
cause 1t was but a faint oppression
OF the much greater possibilities of
floral bouquets, designs, potted
plants and ferns that this courteous
and progressive shop is able "a fur
nish for your use.
Quite useful is a flashlight bag
made OF leather In pouch form on n
frame with n little flashlight tucked
away In the bottom of the bag.
who does not enjoy the invigor-
ating effects OF a well-matched ten
mis- game? Knowing that the cool.
crisp air OF the fall months pre-
sents ideal conditions for THE sport,
the Southern Hardware Is offering
Wright-Ditson. Harry c. Lee and T..
Kent tennis racquets, with accom-
panying presses and cases. hand
made tennis balls, nets with center
straps, marking tape. post adjusters
even the standard rule and guide
books-at prices that would please
the mos conservative buyer.
To carry out the color scheme of
the different dresses, rhinestones
and other colored stone headbands
are ~ frequently.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Developed in silk
Tuscan net were the
gau2e and white
striking bedroom
drapes-iust one OF
the many orders--l
saw at Hurts Drapery
Shop, over the Palace
Theater. Usage 97s0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Extremely fortu-
nate are the women
of Tulsa in having
In their midst Eliza
beth McClintock,
who keeps up with
latest ideas in beau
ty culture by attend
ing the Marinello
summer school and
m a stering the
monthly lesson sent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20
STATE SOCIETY

tboy yu sprnd two weeks visiting fei
tiiysH 900 flruda
Mra 30 o. Taylor ana daughters Boil
puI Grove Df rofahiur. OKLA. syou' Sun.
duy haIa with thoir daughter aud Blister.
Site william Uutpr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Yes, indeed, / certainly
would acquire the habit of
dropping in the Plant
Abrams silk company, 400
South Main, for each day
brings additional fall fab
rics-approved by the
leading Observation-Disclosures
ing In color effects and
quality at prices that
make a number of pur-
Chasog nOssihie
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tionery, sos South Main, while at
tending the gift and art exhibit
recently held at the Palmer house
In Chicago. YNl, my readers. IN tho
display at "A later date OF these
treasures-so beautiful are they
win have many wonderful surprises.
A cantcr In the crisp, fall mir viii
be all the more enjoyable II YOU arc
wearing one OF those fancy knitted
tweed riding HABITS that cmpha-
sizes a two-tone mixture.
Dame Modes thoughtful consider
alton for the 'Jeune Miss" up 70
IL years OF age, seems TO have found
expression in the %colorful ginEhams
and cotton crepes-decidedly prac-
Teal and cool these days of intense
sunshine--at prices amazingly re-
duced-one finds at the Mary Jane
Children's shop, S East Sixth.
For the young Miss' Is n dress
OF orangc-wool crepe that has n
large black flower appliqucd on the
shoulder and another on the pocket
by way of trimming.
In addition TO the many pretty
arrivals IN pan velvet and duvetyn
hats az Milady's Hat Shoppe, Sec
ond and Cheyenne. one would surely
observe the tempting collection OF
clever novelties such as the almost
Indispensable beach bag. cohwebby
"hankies," dainty aprons, tres chic
houdoir necessities, and undertakings
that breathe the airy spirit OF Paris.
Sponsored by y leading designer
for daytime use are brown shades
In tobacco and darker tones. while
for evening, carrot, red, mimoss,
and other light colors are featured,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

our hai to its original color ana
luster by Inecto-Rapid hair tinting,
and the added beauty OF an undula-
ting marcel may be had so reason
ably at Miss Foote's Marinello
Beauty Paflor, 10 West Fourth.
The velvet frock for "vening gains
"a note Of chic by the introduction
of tightly fitted sleeves, and color
interest Is supplied by "a soft d.aped
frock Of bright yellow chiffon and
a still more intense velvet In n fam
Ing rose eglantinc with brilliantly
embroidered side panel forming a
train, points Of IN same metal en-
broidery being responsible for the
points on the bodice.
Thou shalt not pass by this re-
treshing place" should be a COM
mandment relative to Candyland.
ilO south Main, for really. every
one is talking about their drinks
and foods, so deliciously entieing in
their flavor: while their candies, al
ways fresh, are made OF the best
.!ngEeaisnts s.ghs "a their taetorH4 "a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Sunday from = hunting and fishing trip
90 mo KlaWiHhl mountains
NJ. and Mrs clyde mo- merritt have rs
their guests Mrs de Meritth parents. Mf
and Mfa Hrisn ~ NsWkifF.
Nj ana Mrs Herman Arky have re-
turHri from q several weeks visit IN
Atlantic city ana New York tity.
Born 10 Mr ana Mrs "a Holders ~
EHrt Maple. " daughter Wednesday
WHOM they hsva named Meta Gertrude
1f stt south cleveland. left Thursday Tor
KeustH CIty, No. tu Wait ni"nds AMI
ft.HfINfH.
Mfs " " Stephenson Of winfield.
Ram. 10 the ruesN ~ her SON Ernest
ucusioR md Mfa Hensloy 81 2l6 Efst
LIHhth street
a. A. Wriah hos returned from Hork
Island. Ul. whore he has been WAITING
Ste Wfioh remained ana VIII return
iairr by automobile
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

To the dil-dbsOrbiHg
Subject of
Autumn styles. Miiady
Clasps Nth delight
At the Hew significance
OF the mode
Expressed in the
Long, slender silhouette.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Worn with elaborate silver or gold
tissue bridal gowns, tulle wells are
more In favor than the costly Brus-
sells lace type
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Why permit lifeless gray
hair make you look un-
necessarily old when in
MIGRATING scalp massage,
a complete restoration of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20
WAGNER.

Miss Johanna sullivan spent Saturday
In MuskoFee visiting friends.
for a few dayA attending TO business.
Miss fetta Hatfield Is spending TN
summer IN points In Colorado.
Mt. WrieleY o. Muskogoo waa In the
city Saturday on business
bridge Friday afternoon
Stacio Boyd. news correspondent, spent
saturday IN Muskogee.
MIRA Vaughn Of Locust Grove is visit.
ing her daughter, Ms JEFF King
Colorado. she is going lor her health.
Born. to Mr. aud Mrs. Earl Knox
tuesday q ,T.pouud girl.
Mnldrow, Ark where aho attended tho
Ellen nS%9 lgSs lGsn SATURDAY, for he,
In the city With friends
Mr.. aud Mrs Neal Miller ~ Muskogee
are In the city visiting Mrs, Mnlers'
Misses Mary Wilson, Mary Grlsson.
Bonnie sueAiay. Ruth Gibson and Viviar
SheSney were Muskogeo visitors satur.
Miss victora Lyios. county superintend-
ont, Mrs sarah D.. Atwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
GEORGE walters are spending the sum
"'e' ~ ne sycamore inn at Talequhh.
BAKTLEsyILIE.
MI and Mrs A. Vincent o. 7ii wyan-
with tho hrether and sister ot Mrs. Win,
cent In Oragon.
Mr. and tirs = NJ Anderson 81 circle
Mountain We're host and hostess to a
dancing party saturday evening About
fifteen couples enjoyed the evening.
clyde and Dean Shredder returned Tues.
day from a vacation trip 60 Michigan. The
Shrneders each drove a nudgo car home
| from the factory In Detroit.
Harry CUMMINGS of pristow Joined VIII
Tam Bteenc here Wednesday and they
leit Thursday for a motor trip 10 Pennsyl'
wants amt other eastern states,
Reverend v. q, Barnharf will arrive
IN hpttlesville next week to assume the
duties OF pastor 81 the church % God Of
this CITY. Reverend Barnhart IS a gradu.
ate OF Findlcy college, Of Findley, Ohio.
a. ., Harrtson and three daughters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

ECeH though there
Is eUidence abundant
In the hooking birds
Street thrilling.
The cheerful grooming
OF the cricket, e.
The riot of fragrant
FioWers a-6iOSsoming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Demonstrating anew their lead
ership in the seasons most charm
ing fancies in feminine footwear
are the latest models at the walk
over Boot Shop Alb South Main, in
%satins, patents and combinations in
a variety of patterns that permits a
wide latitude OF chuice. Accompany
ing this manifestation OF exclusive
style are the desirable advantages
of extreme comfort and flexibility.
In the lounges OF the hotels, tho
prcponderance of ali-white costumes
attracts h eye at once.
The busy atmosphere that greets
me on my frequent visits TO the
New York Hair Shop and Beauty
Parlor is proof positive that their
new permanent waving, ~facials.
scalp treatments, Z and marcels.
achieve results highly pleasing and
beneficial 70 its patrons. Phone
Usage 1912.
Brown suede and satin slippers
many of which have light leather
;rims-are favored modes for the
approaching season.
The most crafty NsaaHsN
ing satisfaction will I4A
be derived from all tAHdiiH 36rrprD
furniture repairing WHS4ex
and restoring you %kSHz
have done by j. Col .HT 4
den. can Cedar 94S %FS$S =
More popular than ever are the
period wedding dresses. Those mnde
with the drop shoulder, tight-fitting
hip bodice, and paniered or, semi~
crinoline skirt are particularly IA
vored. as they lend In air of Inn
portance to the most slender ana
diminutive bride.
when you think of Il, there's
hardly n garment in her l~adyship's
wardrobe or a piece Of her house,
hold linens whose DECORATIVE quail
ties could not be furthered by hem
stitching, especially II II Is done in
the most efficient way by the White
Sewing Machine company, 213 East
Third.
Extremely practical for the
oma polo player Is the whito
English twill sleeveless coat, In the
semi-fitted model, the white silk tub
shirt open at the throat, and the
English cnt breeches; the finishing
touches are achieved by black top
boots, and white steel-enforcec hcl-
met.
Before they assume school duties
mothers, is ting time for boys and
girls TO have Hheir eyes examined
and fitted with glasses by Or. Ang-
stretch at Heilbron's
Il m n N-E
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

The most crafty
ing satisfaction will
be derived from all
furniture repairing
and restoring you
have done by j. Col
den. Call Cedar 943
or Usage $3.50,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

~ Did you ever consider that a IS r. result OF womans
9. 1. I. |. !. /: !. !. !. ]. . n. / ! !" |. !. i. ]: !. i. Y. !. 4. !. !. !. !. ! 4. |. / !. !. i. !. !. !. II. !. !. !. ! ] !. !. !. !.
/\ influence. the modern motor car has become "a thing
M&G9AM OF beauty and Joy forever2' Her interest "a first
X%W$A NM\ aroused when she became keenly aware "a III
MA3N n sAN\ possession II a automobile a. an important con-
IUHAX $500 III tibutton % the health. wealth. and happiness II her
lUEAZ$1 MEJUJ family. with this conviction deeply rooted in her
tWVkRL A&SBUI mind, she put herself to the task of finding a car
NNy&M EHU/ that best expressed her ideals. She demanded grace
NNW1IW full sweeping lines interior fittings in keeping with
N%o[~ the beauty of the body, a world of room, that de-
~ penddhle day-after-day durability, and smoothness
OF motion; her requests were all granted lin the form
OF q La Fayette-the finest ca human skill is capable of producing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

Those charming summer frocks
you possess viii be even nor he
coming when worn with n OF the
summer girdles. Treo glrdles, cor
selettes. or brassieres that Nannie
Reed is featuring Ia her corset
shop az Wrlght's. 416 South Main
You'Il be enthusiastic too. about her
~dresses-and silk hosiery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-20

More attention is being given 10
the lining of fur wraps than ever
before. Gorgeous fabrics. hand-em-
broidcrci silks. and unusual designs
vie with each other for supremacy.