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The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-09-06
WEAK, NERVOUS,
ALL RUNDOWN
kbsszi hay SuHas1 ussa 81
rrisl c,e1ai-Say, "Rss.k
Wu Sulsi.ias." Aas
Fin, Became Rssua
aad Hesliy.

0pstnxfisld Mo.-"My baet Va %
vsak could hardly stand up, and
would have besr!ng-dosn pains and
was not veil at any ttme," says Ers.
D. Y. Williams. S;fe Of 9 wali.knoH1
farmer On Route s, this. ptacs. u
kept getting headaches and having 70
20 to bed" continues Mrs. Williams
describing the troubles from which
she obtained relief through the use Of
Cardui. my husband. having heard
OF Cardui, proposed getting It for me.
II saw after taking some Cardui
{. that I was improving. The result
was surprising! I felt like different
person.
Later I suffered from weakness
and weak back, and felt all rundown.
l did not rest we'll at night, I was 50
nervous and cross. My husband said
be would get me some Cardui, which
he did. 1t strengthened me -. My
doctor said I got along fine. was IN
good healthy condition. cannot
say too much for it"
Thousands of women have suffered
as Mrs. Williams describes, until they
found relief from the ues of Cardui.
Since It has helped 30 many, you
should not hesitate to try Cardui II
troubled with womanly ailments.
For sale everywhere. Eas
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-09-06

Lexington county on Tuesday. Angus,
20:
Managers.
iralo--Grady Shuler, Carl Dreher
Jesse Folk, Jno. w. Younginer, clerk
Piuey Woods-W. J. Frick, M. 4 .
Frick, L.. s. Shealy, D. A. Kleckley
clerk.
Sharpe's Hill. Lee Sharpe, N
s. King, W. y. Sem, clerk.
s Leesville-J. D. Langford, J. S.
!. Crosson. e. p. West, w. G. Duncan
CLERK t.,
Pine Ridge-H. l.. Epting, G. D.
Koon, :. D. Swygert, r. L. Ballen-
tine, clerk.
Lene-w. D. Rish, Jno. S. Aday'
Horace Gable, G. 3. Wilson, clerk.
Chapin-G. W. Counts, L. X
Fuimer. e. Derrick, E. Riser. clerk.
Macedonia-B. A. Epting, B. l..
Amtck, ]. n. dam, clerk.
s Batesburg-E. L. Hartley, j. AL
fred Hite, e. Boland, Frank B. Ed
wards, clerk.
Ridge Road-C. c. koon, G. w.
,. Aeetze, D. 3. Shealy, c. 3. Caugh'
man, clerk.
Is Gilbert-R. L. Craps, Isaiah Tay-
lor, H. H. Clamp, 1. B: keisler
{ clerk.
Magnola-Wilbur Derrick, Arthur
D. Wessinger, Geo. A. Derrick, clerk
Sandy Run-Lee Sailor, E. w.
Redmcn, w. H. Wannanaker, clerk
81 Boylston-C. B. Livingston, E. E.
Hendrix, J. Shull, Miss Eunlce
Wessinger, clerk.
Rishton-B. F. Berry. W. A,
Rish. O. l.. Lucas, clerk.
Crout's Store-Rufy,s l.. Oxner
$ Frank Langford, Jacob Bowens, john
Dreher, clerk.
Btooklaad-W. r. Lowe, r. L.
6ap1eF, p. J. WessinSef, Sander
Took, clerk. "
@ St. Andrews-Quintoa L. Corley
Willam e. Hook. 8. r. Tonnginef, J
p. Eeetoe, clerk.
PeEon-O. L. Hutto, D. C, Cup
rid. Percy l.. Shunpert, J. Frank
Kneece, clerk.
Ss Cages. r. Addy. J. L. Lordck
W. II. spigner. clerk.
~ Nims--Ben Rodgers. Silas Clarke
Henry Westnaoresand. Reedy Boes-
|1ight. clerk.
samuad-Raymond shealy, Char
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-09-06
FOR OVER 40 YEARS

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE has
been used successfully in the treatment
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists Of an Ointment which quickly
Relieves by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces thus reducing the Inflammation
Sold by all druggists.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
She Says:

n e. always with ploleufo one
looks forward each season To- the
showing Of distinctive fnshion-spon
sured apparel az the Suzanne shop.
ln the Sinclair building, at Ilfth and
Main. ana can truly cmphaolIe that
their collection OF suits, ftuctr.
wraps hate ana accessories ON dis
play FOR Autumn ana early Winter
wear FAR sIrp1ss any previous show
Ing. which iH saying considerable. fOr
ne YOU an know, tho very name Su-
zluuo Shop. Hymhullzes tho most OK
quislto OF ovorythiuE An added fcl-
turo 90 tho personal service given
thoir pairous and tho welcome cN-
tended all shoppers
Party frocks with basque tops aud
hoop skirts are being worn In n va
rlcty of materials nnd bright cuiors,
These, Of Cuurr ARE particularly he
coming To the young, slender girl.
Miss lair is showing I'm her milli-
merry department AT the Domores'. q
marvellous selection OF hats designed
especially MS u charming nccompani-
meut TO tho striking new gowns Of
fashion favored lonEth. Each u pat
tern hat. perfect creation within
itself.
To have your lingerie awfnlly chic
and distinctive, select Wedding
Bells satin--'tls very new,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
STATE SOCIETY

returned home from summers .olourn
Mr ana Mrs D. .. scott announce the
bIrlh of H 1GughfaI saU.s.f,. .4
ST. Hut Mra JAMES Nurrf uf Drum.
wcsks visit with Me aHI Mfs p A
Wilson.
The Tn Qu'1 bridge rtlb mo, vaines
day afternoon with Nrs trsa Martin a
color scheme uf yellow aud white was
carried out in the house decorations aul
ln Tie appointments uf Tho gano Espe.
claI guests were MrH W E. Barnard.
Nrs p. +. Moley aui Mrs John PARK
Mr and MIS- o. H. H1ruiur announce
the birth OF e. daughter October ?
Mr. and Mrs Roy L Martin Announce
the birth Of con. Monday. october 9
An intensive study nf India, the mis-.
s'1nury work n che country and The Nfs
and customs uf fhs people. Do teinp CON.
iur''l tr f.a Presbyterian church tus
mouth. In tNo primary department ri
and puurr u fip.r tfu1E. Junior ami
adult rIUs7es Hra using textbooks. and nro
Instructed by competent teachers
Tho members ul the Pan Hellenic Fs.
eoClHtI1u entertained with bridge SUP.
per Thursday evening in honor Of tho
now members iu tho game following
the supper. Mrs. Anna Emenhsiss won
nigh score. and Miss Dorothy DsFreese
the consolation fhyors.
Mrs. HarWood keaton was hostess 20
the members of the one O'Clock Luncheon
cluh thIs week Additional ruesfs were.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Mrs. David p shock Mrs Harry witlcH.
Mr. Harry 10 Ninra. Mrs. Ralph Nieraon
ana Mrs \. q OIL
Mrs May crews who hiss been visit.
ms her sister a. springfield. Mo plans
in spend the winter IN that city sui re
gsin her health.
Mr. ana Mr. Ciyi. Huiing hav. -.
TUNED from Bartlcsyil.e and Ciatrnure
Mrs. = W seNerin is recovering from
am operation which Hho underwent at thc
city hospital thia week
Ir 81 T smith ~ conway, Ark.. has
returned i1 hs home offer q seteral dHys
visit with Dr. ana Mfs o. Vs. H'nuIs.
Tho Upto.dtte class of iur rrashy.
% the home of Mrs 81 D. OHauuon WI.
day ii1srIf1I garments for foreign mia
sIons were made.
Tho Excelsior u Y =. ". Of the Nap.
tiHt church entertained the new members
off the society with au Informal party Bl
the home Of 7 j Hunter FRIDAY evening
Mlss Eunice HulmeH. state health nurse,
spoke 70 tho rarontrcachers' essocIa.
zion - the h'gh school auditorium fIi
day evening.
from stluwater. whore they went 90 viFi
state T. q 81 college.
nov. oHl Mrs John Grairgcr have 70.
turner it.u Hn extended wrHtofn coast
t.p. which included Portland ono. whore
Mrs W = Butler 7ri daughter. sar.1
k.th|r'H. have frtururr-fruu pdtur. H
y, auI other points Iu tho east where
they have spent the past three months
The fret meeting of tho season OF the
wednesday Morning Music club was held
this week 90 the Methodist Episcopal
church. South. Mrs h. & Dietrich, presi.
Hired the years work and the years con.
corts splendid MarDowelt program
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

noon Halloween decoration. vtrs ussl
iu tho tu.mH MIsH r.rt.NN NuI.rHa"
Won ,ub prao aui MiH tliur uuu
ST. aua Mrs rhuup uulu hove sura
20 NeV orleans aud other points Zoo
Ms rIyfs usushtrty suisualrst ai
tirU.U Friday evening. covers hrirs ''I
is-s. sai iu.a.a yugoua,. r,s,
GO. ". nHl NHs d. LnlncrH "n1 MI.
Nts a.. N "t.s entertained vrh
h. uI1 "I R.. 90 q s"r..' of t'1a'
..".uf N.. DID, D. ..uA HuI MrH N
.|H. I.. ..HH.. v".u U.HH.'H..|I |H..
r...I WIEN lII.."H.u .tt ...'... I'.'
low s.lip u Mrr % W Marshall
v.u o. the CMoago GRAND Ovo.a quartet
tuI.1 viii apptar hero october D.,
Mrs w W Wlttsu and Nrs w. T.
Wood eutert,i0cd the rottuishtlv c'uh
day o,eu'uF Ht the home of tns tNr.0r
M,. w. " = G'h'% t"1 ..,2a,ir, S'' elected ''''''''.
MH n o. u.rEuu1 entertained vuN
gNffrvrH rHIt". saturday H'frIH ..
f'r hrr own IrHrh 'r lttIu r'hHa '...
rHonsa u.1 with .auig vor. N'.H .r
~ err Na r.1 lrn. of run af,
,.... ... daughter. Sire 81. ~ n.r.
N. a0I NH. q, r ksni...E hr.s
viii mrho iHr.r home this vuts. IH.r
tUuINflr Margaret will attend school Iu
Oklahoma tI.. this winter
Mrs y e. Nuihul entertained the fnsu.
hers VI tho 1r Quod Bridge club Mcinos
ono ~ The ioyeia,t ehndrsn.s parties ~
the NaIlowrnu season was that FIyen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Tiffany gla-s IN all It's wondrous
beauty IS now available in Tulsa at
tho McGoe shops, OF course. % West
Third, AIS South Main.
For motoring these wonderful
Autumn days and for wear over the
riding habit or for steamer wear one
finds "a long reversible wrap Of beige
cashmere duyctyn lined with some
yivid-cOlorcd crepe, quite the thing
The suits. wraps. frocks and hats
as shown al Herold's, 415 South
Main, for Autumn and early VIM
ter wear are OF n luxury, smartncss
and distinction that stamp them as
desirable. / might rave on and on
about their exceptional loveliness but
really they must be seen TO he up-
preciated. This is a shop OF fashion
favored apparel with prices within
reason
Soft chokcrs OF the same material
as the bodice are seen ON many OF
the smart Fall dress models.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

5l3 South Maiu--put that num-
hes IA your hat or purse for I want
YOU 10 remember n as tho perma o.
urnt homo OF tho Exclusive pathe
shop Twill be 40 convenient now
for YOU an 10 drop IN and listen TO
your favurite music. 20 select your
records ana docldo on thN particular
pnthc Actuollc You want Hent homo.
FOR you know this wonderful phono-
graph De- ohown IN so many styles
and woods that ~ nay bs harmon
izod To- any surroundings. Remem-
bor--Gl1 south Mainland you're
especially invited TO cali
For golf--Womcn are wearing the
plain stocking with the fancy cuff,
also the jacquard ana the ribbed
types are also considered smart.
How wonderful 20 be n child
these days. when fashion Orlglnators
give 40 much OF their precious time
tn the Gtyles. coloringH and materials
of little frocks, wraps ana hats"
said my companions while I was
waiting az tho Mary James Shop, 8
East Sixth. 20 eco the now arrivals
from MlaH JuckHun's personal eelec-
ton while IN Now York Truly they
are showing a collection OF ohlldron's
apparel that la n JOY TO behold.
Mothers viii appreciate n visit to
this shop while the lines are 30 at
trnctiVoly complete.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

more pretcntlous nolghbors All
residence builders have como 10 rec
ognize tho better results obtained
when the entire execution of the
decorative scheme, covering OF the
walls. woodwork, rugs, window
hHnRlnSs ana furnishings can be ex-
ecuted under the direction OF an or
ghnization fitted 20 handling all
classes ~ work. Our Darwin stu
diOs. so South Boston avenue. have
had as clients many prominent peo-
pie, including present and former
United states cabinet members. yet
they give ~ much personal attention
10 tho modest requirements 81 their
other clients rs they do 10 the most
lrxurious interiors. A service 60 be
desired In ovr progressive Tulsa.
There nro many bodiccs, biouses.
basqucs and Jackets buttonod nc the
front ana finished with tho high
collar. These are trimmed with
brosdtail, Persian lamb. ermino or
mole.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

The Mode knowe exactly what Il
should be and shouldn't be--all heel
tancies have vanished and Fashion
has decided exactly what shall be
worn for Fan and early Winter and
It's equalization OF what is stun
ming and correct Is included in the
distinctive showing at The Demorest
shops for Women, Goa South Main.
Paris favored creations as well as
models with tho always reliable
stamp Of New York, are included in
this exquisite collection Of both prac-
tical and luxurious apparel.
a New York paper says: early
IN the summer Paris made us "a few
tentative remarks concerning almond
green; now we are wondering how
we ever managed 10 live without the
delicate charm Of this color"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

ycIEets on crepe and metallic cloth
and laces included In this smart dis
play,
At the NsedOwhrook polo match
n great many bright red hats were
seen, the very large shapes being
worn a. well as those Of medium
size,
Arrange with the Upton Studio.
209-A Alexander Bldg, for your
Christmas photographs. They can
give you very personal attention
right now; prices. too. are sxcep-
tIonallv attractiveA
what problem 10 distinguish be-
tween real elegance and mere chic!
Harmonious elegance Is the outcome
Of assured taste; whilst chic may bc
but an impression" says Baron dc
Meyer, In "a recent copy OF Harper's.
furs, which were more or less
neglected during the spring and
summer seasons, are much In evil
dence again.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Cheer Bright shop--No better
name could have been given this de-
lightfully artistic shop just opened
at 20S Atlas Life Bldg. Aside from
being the homo Of the Cheer color"
fabrice, they arc showing gift sug-
gestions that are tho rosulfF Of care
fui selection. / want you all 10 drop
around there real soon. Many sur
prises await you.
Fashion origlnntors say: Gcorg-
cites win he used for trimmings,
sleeves and inscts especially. And
find that king blue ana flame are
two of the leading shades.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

,I. ..I NUa George T.. Knapp have
I'D. f. Richmond. Va whore thcy VIII
..f.Hu1l poster advertising
,lurou and daughter Jane.
1 ....HH ohio. pre- tho guests OF Nr.
t.. o. ST. M.Glueiy
Z r..... N.s'HUnud ls confined 90 Tho
. H..H.trI Uu account ot INJURIES suH-
"a .. an automobile accident.
r.a sIs grotfo entertained the mem
lilo cast OF 'Mlcrobe Of Love "
..I comedy presented here recently.
ia Hfafmal dance a. tho Esther
|, .ss Roberts studio Friday ulFhL
.f..Hs-s ~ various masonic orders we're
I ~. lf.,Hs welfare club o. the Mothers
., -... fn wednesday afternoon az tho
NHs j. r.. Davis. Mrs. T. 4.
s..f.uf ~ tho mothers club w1s
... .HUo an interesting talk and
". purpose cf the Mother b
r..H uusad. who underwent an
fHr ,fv hH.r'fal following
q. ... ....a w..l'n. BE- reported 90 Dc
Esd Nra. j. W. whaiey announce
... .. o daughter Friday. whom
.. ...a rruod Doris Miidrcd,
v. #t.mas W Daley and son
!, f. Who Lavs been spending a month
. r...I.ea In Boston, have returned
make UEmulgss their home during the
~ s1i lirs cherle, sands have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

ana delivers %,
Some Of the smarter wells I've
seen are edged with fine tullc,
which are drawn mp under the
chin, and fastened at the back Of
the hat The ycil n usually 81
matching color In very open mesh.
Halloween parties are the most
fgu ~ an and yours viii be perfect
If you plan % now az the McGoe
shop 20 West Thlrd--they are
showing tho most unusual things
for this wonderful season and at
such reasonable prices
Regarding slCcYcs--the majority
are lung--cOming well over the
hand. I've noticed n few close
fiting To- the elbow with u Chinese
flowing effect completing the
lCugth. Ono model used metallic
lace In the lower part Of the sleeve.
There SIS an unusual alluremont .n
selecting ones frOCks fashioned ac-
COrd!ug 10 ones own individual pref
erenCo, especially when assured or
their gmartness ana exclusiveHeBs
using only that last word IN distinc-
tive materlaS and trimmings such
as are offered tho clientele OF Miss
Callahan, modlste, IN the New Ault
building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
a smnrt llltln cnetmne Worn by o

\ smart little costume worn 10y u
young girl who has Just returned
from abroad had plain flutcd skirt
Of red cashmere with fitting
black velvet coat buttOncd ~ the
front and through the high collar.
Tho sleeves were long and light.
The very style, chic and appropri-
ateness you desire in your Autumn
hat is found IN the showing AT East
sixth, where Camii!us Johnson viii
also show you smart fr0cks for Fan.
At certain luncheon this week,
matrun was noted wearing a three
piece costume, with coat trimmed
with braid and fur. The skirt with
front and hack slightly longer than
the sides, the sleeves tight tO the
NlhoM and dion Ncry wide.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

After havinE boon patient IN the
NHnI UapuFt hospital fof two or three
months Nrs William LrMay has returned
home
lr.rott HhNtY ~ thls city was married
n Joplin saturday evening Nv Miss NhI
N..#. .t that ,.ff. They Will make tH"'f
h.uU Hrfr In Commerce.
1lf uHy end tIrHr Powell ~ rI.her
..H occasion tu taIt Commerce Monday
afternoon.
Nf4 NyIu,y DNtal made "a tain iH
WrNh Ctb. Mo. durUR fHa Uuy pntt
uf the week ana visited frnuda
Alrs =. &C.. MunfH ans daughter. Mrr.
oedes were visiting tho formers a0n. .in
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs otto
Jackson ~ Iawhuaka duriuS tho week
Some - thu poMolay boys of Conn
worca went ~ Miami durius the week 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

\ new trimming noticed ON tumC
Of the duNctyu hUlos is "a small band
CrOChrtcd button effect Of silk used
IN ma embroidery with chenille
-titching-
$50 Halloween party should be
complete without serving something
sweet Ana 90 Ll'e b. from Candy
band would certainly Doe trcat. They
have a variety chat cannot fan 20
please. Special larors. prizes. re-
fTcshWruts, I0r any one OF these
just drop rIeht into CaUdyland,
40 South Main Yog'U be happy
wrl the suggestions and The prices
tuoy Will name,
Browns and tans lead throughout
In the sports and dress costumes.
Many trimmings Of braid and fur
are seen,
In a Tulsa shop saw "A piece Of
tapestry embroidery from an An
Cicnt temple In China. ljs beauty
held mc spcilhuuud,
The children come homo from
school tired and llstloss with head
ache, Have you ever thought 70 might
be caused from weak eyesp Better
take them 10 Or. AugstriCh, at He'll
brOns Second and Main
Ear ring, aside froIA tss. rNya 10
Jade and coral
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Re safe rather than sorry DO no,
wait until YOU have loet valuable
pnporA, jewels. choice silver and
other priced objects before securing
a safe Deposit Box at tho First
National Bank, where your valua-
bleR are secure from all loss, and
available a. all times
The vivid colorings are much ia
Sorcd for evening wenr. The many
tones of red and other dark colors
vie IN interest with the bouffnnt taf-
iCta froCk for the girl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

tho figure straight, yet yielding, al
lowing the comfort so essential to
health. Prices 10 please. Charming
accessories and lovely silk hose are
also shown here,
The real Autumn weather has
brought out Fall fashions galore
hats, tailleurs and footwear. "Strik- :
ingly different and decidedly chic"
said an observing woman.
My weekly visit 20 the Tiny Tots
shop, 603 South Main. found them
urpack!rr tho most adorable hate
and coats for infants ana children up
20 10 years Mothers viii appreciate
seeing these new arrivals,
Costume blou~cs prove of interest
10 fair stylsts A pretty one 20 BE-
donnod at the hotel or restaurant Is
of blayk satin with weighted hcnna
lace sleeves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Beauty shop OF mo very latest moth
ods iu ruch department., I assure you.
\ novelty shown mo tho other day
f. the "curring' veil. The design was
n chenille earring effect, with round
drops of chenille Ia represent the
baiis.
Whether you prefer tho lines ~
tho talllcur or those Of extreme
graceful drapiug, visit tho schwartz
Ladics' Tauors, 209h South Main.
whore Mr-. Corn and Miss Wnkcr-
son design for tho ludIyi1u1l CJro-
ful ana prompt attention given out
of-'oWn patrons.
From los Angeles 7 hear that the
drcSsy type ~ shoe II favored even
for street NtaF.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

on" about pets II 10 but right to
say n visit 60 Yc Olde Pet Shoppc.
200 South Boulder. where the
choicest Of dogs, cats, birds, rRh-
bits and fish arc TO be found. Food
and medicines for tho pets you have
are also sold hcre--h shop every
family in Tulsa should become ac-
quniuted with.
The ever increasing popularity
u Chinese rugs has led American
makers Ia begiu copying their pat
terms In domestic rugs.
For SHio--ll1nd painted China.
lessons. orders taken, Miss Adams,
100 West Firth
Most Of the bracelets nrc of the
plnin round hoop variety or of
connected squares OF the Jet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Already one begins 10 see AZ smart
gatherings the lustrOus velvet wraps
that are destined to "a big share Of
popularity this winter.
For tho trimmost and smartcst IN
Fan millinery be cure to visit the
Henley Hat Shoppe G23 South Roul-
der Now models just IN. Prices mod
crate,
IL Is said that the lunch hour n
going tO be extended 10 3 -. M.
among society folks this season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

OarnrOl tOce-- .otaOl nHh r1Iu rIf
For evening wear the Capc md
coats are wen wrapped about the
body and layishly trimmed with
fur
Meet me nj tho Tea CUP Inn"
During the days shopping actiVi-
ties whore 60 20 for luncheon IN
most important. Good food service
prompt efficient and c0ngonlAl
ufmu .Uhprr $50 wonder 90 many
say Meet mo an tho Toa cup inn"
II west Fourth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

ut is not our goal build In great numbers, but
rather build I'm great excellence for those who love
fine things says the advertisement Of the la Faycc
Motors corporation in this months Harpcrs. And a.
my thoughts turned % the discriminating woman
as being truly uppreciatve OF this genuine exclusive
ness in her car" for nothing could be more appeal
ing 10 those who make close comparisons and apprc-
cative, extraordinary distinction and comfort COM
hined. Page l6S In October 18th saturday Evening
post also tells interesting story OF Ia Fayette per-
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