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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

wherever you go you will want
your hose to be smartly correct. for
each occasion demands It's own
particular type and color. For In
| stance, at Miss Jacksons Exclusive
Shop in the Sinclair building one
finds imported lislc hose in two
tone, as well as in plain cOlors, also
silk sports hose in two-toned ef-
fects--and. OF course, chiffon hose
made In the L. $. A. in every smart
color Is included in this collection.
While there | noticed very unusual
handkerchief some from Paris
with hand-emhrUidcrcd scallops in
Colors and new arrivals I'm Doeskin
gloves, In gauntlcts and 12-buttou--
Oh ycs--aud there were golf gloves
in this shipment, too.
White wash hid aud chamoisc
gauntlcts, also mousquitairc gloves
are noticed at the Florida resorts
Some of the gauntlets have black kid
applique.
The vivldncss Of this refreshing
season - Spring - is CXcmplificd in
the frocks, suits, wraps, hats, sports
apparel and accessories now show
ing at Miss Lehigh's Smart Vogue
shop in the New Wright building
where 1t seems 90 me that the fash-
ion centers Of every land have sent
individual models that make Miss
Femininity sigh until she possesses
at least several of them. Tho spring
and early summer styles are fully
decided upon, making it safe to
make practical selections now
A spring model hat for matron
takes n full black and white plume
and sweeps II around the crown of
black Milan, piercing the brlm.
to droop 20 the ncCklinc.
When you are making spring
changes in tho home and run across
several pieces OF out-of-date Jew
elry, instead OF laying them aside
take them TO the designer IN the
manufacturing department of He'll
bron's leading jewelry store at Sec
ond and Main and let him give you
some plans and prices on something
really smart and modern made from
your Jewels / know several who
have done this, and in each instance
they were delighted with the re-
suits. For all eye trouble visit their
optical department.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Nv next door uclshbors little boy
has myInpg account ot the First
National bank at Fourth ana Main.
aud. while no is only five years old.
ho takes prcnt interest IN telling mo
each tImo hc has made deposit
to hs account. This boy Ia learn
ing tho grrnt loason OF thrlft which
viii lead him TO success iu what
over hc may undertake IN later
years. Mothers. why not start your
children on this Same road to suc-
p'a7 Tho Flust national bank well
comes tho children ns patrons.
whether lhulr accounts orc large or
small.
The majority ~ hats Ike tho ma-
iurity of drCsscs, are very soft In
effect, even the hand blocked shapes
having suttcniuE drapcrics.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

found the Wctzell Galleries, COS
South Boston. displaying u charming
pattern of American China -- real
chlnu-nut ourtAcnwurc-dCC
In that festive lttlo uoseghy pat-
tern that we associate with Dresden
china, which those iuc0rrlgiblc Ger
mans copied from old Scvrcs china.
Perhaps tho French copied il from
the Gcu0rl-but somebody's grand
mothers garden was back ot 1t all.
Aside from the china which Is de-
llghttul ana the decoration which is
charming, the price * ullurng. 4
complete Informal service FOR six Is
only $47.JO.
"I'he simple straight line dress In
thin soft rabrcs Is a prcduminating
style" says one fashion reporter
from Palm Beach.
Tulsa ladies' intending Co buy fade
or other oriental lcWclry in New
York this season should first avail
themselves uf the FREQ educational
exhibit OF genuine rare Jade, amber,
Pcking leu ana others being kindly
offered BY the Oriental F.uc Arts
Shop ut zoos South Main with it's
view OF creating u boflulng rover
ence in New York shops for said
ladies' surprising disccrnmout OF
poorer values at higher prices likely
to bc shown for their approval
At smart affairs at Coronado they
are wearing floating sc0rfs OF Chlf-
fOn drHpcd over silver cloth, long
enough to trail on the floor In grace
ful fashion.
"The smartncss that Is Paris" !.
| decidedly apparent in tho showing
OF pattern hats In Miss LARS NIL
| ilHery Department at tho Demorest,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

The zest Of spring asserts itself
IN the brilliant sports apparel shown
at tho Dcmorost. SOC South Main
Especially Is this true when one
views the tweed suits, many OF
which have accompanying knickcrs
which will be an important item for
the spring end summer outings.
do want you all TO sec this display
OF advance spring sports toys.
Wnglike effects or side draplngs
arc as much favored rs ever. not
only In dress treatments hut In the
development OF the new Capcs and
wraps.
No doubt about It, The children
will be smartly frockcd II mother
but visits the Tiny Tots Shop. 6O3
South Main.
Black II still popular, also the
tones from beige 20 mole and from
wistCria To hCllRdOnnn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

M. Ed SCHNEIDER Of Coweta spent
sunday in Pryor with his parents.
eh,s Of a fine boy, born Sunday night.
=, AIRS John Harrison entertained tha
= u. c. chapter Tuesday afternoon.
Cem Nisenant is reported very sick
WIN pneumonia.
Mrs Gem smut Is reported improving.
A,.f an mess Of about two months.
TIT. ~ t. H. Hayden visited in Muskogeo
Nrs ". a. Graham visited in Musko-
M. ana Mrs. J. z. Reynolds OF salina
N,te1 In Pryor Wednesday.
IN, W; Neal ana family will move short.
- o Ma%le' TO make that place their
Ars. Clarence Samuel and Miss Ruth
sysry y entertained at bridge last Friday
The Rev. John Hatfield Of tbl, e,ty
Sunday. VIC"
W r. Puckett IS here from Pineville.
',E ,,, Visit with his daughter. Mrs.
Ms. J. l.. Mitchell has returned from
n, ,Lo4ls, whore she went in tho Interest
red Cross work.
y,.,, @a, ~ f. wattenbarger received a
bfotbsr -noey rom l.. Il. Christian, her
oysr ana Mrs. Roy Harding motored
~. ttvIu sklatook sunday, and visited
G1Sy Nh WIN friends here.
tff. 49, - AAAuIhOn mas been visiting
To- 7"eek with her daughter. Mrs. Vic.
iaslori a. MuSkogee,
70 csr,roarA na Mrs. j. II. Trotter we're called
dean ". ana sunday on account OF tho
ANer a aT, IT,, rioters brother.
TrI,t Llgens Powell, Miss Josephine
Mo- sas returned TO Okmugee.
ths ~ vtiAinA Bouldin will be hostess "a
church Tirl..sh, -. NJ, society OF the Christian
M nGIsday afternoon, March 20.
thTt,t eAl Mrs James NJ. williamson and
vasL w H OF AuskOgee were guests for the
son. 'u OF Ar. and Mrs. w. William,
o, 45i F..i1o Dewitt Watkins and Lloyd Allen
mes,'s.a'aht View will hold a protractei
ThgTsi,v az, Lone Cherry, BEGINNING
tram r,' S5,..r Sal Mrs. Sylvia Adams were called
Hds cS man and have been az the bed.
Adsrs sii' Adams mother. Mrs. J, L.
Ms Jehd Mrs, J. L. Mitchell Mr., and
John MI langley James Langley and
aHd Mrs, J. w shut. ' "
Tisrf, 'gl Mrs. Mack Bryant and Mis-,
wSiSsriS'SS' i'S'ehs ms were up from Choteay
Christian -1,shlas and attended tn,
MAJ bridge club was entsrtainsa Sat
ton the home OF Mrs. Tom Harri
Green ~ hins Of MuEkogee and Mrs
M g' saltwater were suests
H. Lula Green returned ~ e,u,,r.,.,
thd ~ .er visit with relatives here
lsagsr son Burdette visited a lew day,
VII stufy t.Gs Tor Alabama, where h,
and NJ. "I Mrs. Ralph Campbell. Mr.
md ds6rtN,aarl tNarl Moore, sr., and Mrs Kinl
Betty NO. eil o. Mnskoges. and Mis-
were gn.s.s and Miss Dorothy Campbell
Tom Bsrr,s B1es,s Sunday OF Mr.. ana Mrs
ckssot,S w. Plummer las returned tt
Ter, Mrs visit with her daugh
Mary Fry her grandchildren. Ruth Snt
week az ~ sutte, who will spend I
those u ne, home in Chetotah. '''1
Gay uivbs ne Delegation 20 Vinita Mon
New ~ TO hear Sherman Rogers n
Nart.psSg' were Mr.. ana MTs y
A. WIEs,th me Rev. A. Roscoe Luton. n
Bower" Jason, jason. J. e; wilkerson. Z. ii
SateWood. smith, C. r, Herald, Johr
'S aad 7, y. anderson. Cross Lang
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19


Colortul bits of pottery answer r
that question or color in n room,
and never was pottery as lovely as
now. / noticed some charming now
arrivals at the MCGEE Shop, % West
Third.
Many of the new slippers arc little
moro than sandals, cut very low In
front, with "a strap or two above.
The tans and grnys are usually worn
with hose tn match, on which nre
often embroidered tiny dots of blue.
And they're all so different was
n customers remark ] overheard as
| wandered into La Wheate Shop,
over the Palace theater. She really
purchased five lovely frocks. They
were all $25 each, OF course.
Flowers ana metal effects nre n
pleasing touch on many of the new
est dinner gowns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

When IL comes TO hair ornaments
there are wrcaths of laurel leaves In
silver and gold that seem TO keep
their vogue In spite OF the many
new ideas that have been developed
this season.
For an foot ills visit DR., Stella
Hole with the Walk-Oyer Boot
Shop, All South Main.
The oriental turban suggestion 4
seen in many OF the evening head.
dresses, women Of decided type ef-
fccting these.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19


alton by Lournay. TITS a haunting
odor you viii love aud iB featured
NJ this store nt a very reasonable
price. / noticed smart purse bot
tie Of this perfume for 90 cents and
I also noted that lovely creme de
Cltron Fronch lemon face croam--a
splendid bleach marked special so
cents. Don't overlook these items.
Ticrc are many "trIck" hand bags.
rs one woman cnlis them, with little
unexpected pockets I'm them like
secret drawers In our grnndmother's
writing desk.
when l read that 10 feel correctly
"toRgcd' is TO add much iov and
satisfaction TO our every day life,
my mind wandered directly 70 the
Sn-Noie Shop, Fast Fifth, IN the
Sinclair building, whore Pearl SH-
voio is showing such smart frocks,
suits, wraps ana gports things 10
her patrons. Each garment Is
model direct from some popular
originator I also noticed that prices
were exceptionally attractive.
Fashion notes Ia the New Yons
Times tell us "Erocks this spring
viii have fullncss with hddcd
! length. sleeves win he decorative: I:
drnpcrlcs will be universal. and the
loose short coat with kimOnO sleeves
VIII DO worn with skirts OF "a diff
fcrcnt material"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
ELIZABETH ANN LOOKS ABOUT TOWN AND SHE SAY

IL is mighty good
To hear so
Much talk about
Increasing prosperity
Better business
And more homes
It's the
atmosphere
We grOW in
Expand under
And eUery place
PCe gone
This Week
There has been
Remarkable
Signs o. life"
NeW and larger
Quarters hare
Been required
By sOme-OtherS
Hare made
Attractive changes
In their shops,
While all are
Preparing to serUe
More patrons than
BefOre-iH a WOrd-
They anticipate
Better business,
and it's up to
IOu and me and
Our friends to
See that this is
A Banner Season"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
State Society


70, flowers were used TO carry out the
guy -ssfne Of green and white WedneH-
eoo' afternoon when Mre. Joe Whitenton
Gay s.irca the Justamere club. Besides
enie ,,arrbers there were present 90
ne 1Vssismes Harold Spencer, ROLAND
fls's ,fYsEoeee n +. story ot 81. Louis
~ y,iitenton. ia Rankin. John Poe. j.. !
Jonn Al Bruton, r. G. owen. Fred
h2.I- ID D. Brecse NJ y. Tuck. Misses
Ne,' N.Ids Boas and Rose CantrelL
,., II v. Dollins made high score
smanr thc club membef,ss s3a m,i. Mgs " Yer, E
nln consolation. a salad course
f''. .E ,He same color scheme was used.
y ,..,td by the hostess following the
gIUH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Your personal appearance de-
pends largely upon your footwear.
II must be smart. becoming and.
above all, 10 must be comfortable.
These points are all we'll considered
at the Walk-Ovcr Boot Shop, 413
South Main, whore Milady never
fails 10 find new attractive models
for street, sports and dress wear,
combined with efficient service and
moderate prices making a most de-
slrable combination. Don't you
think so?
Hand painted Satsuma bca d =
strung on "a COIorcd cord are the
latest thing In neck chains.
SO many parties this spring! And
! find most ~ them are having their
cakes baked and their important
refresh monts made az Mrs. Orr's
Home GIFT shop, sos South Boul-
der,
RnmOr Is talking OF a new shade
OF bright plum color.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

You may hhyo I'm mind n watch dog, n play
follow for tho children. pet companion for
q 4. {. !. T. !. I.
~ the fields, whichever Il bo you'll find the
AS you will lOvo Yo Olde Pot Shoppe, 2
HA East Fifh. YOU simply cannot imagine that
"a II TulHn has such wonderfully complete pet shop
" ~ untll you have dropped IN yourself.
NJ10l Mall orders will receive special ana prompt
UK WI attention, / must not forget TO add that
Il Y V shipment Of foods medicines and access
HOrcH has arrived.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Beaded slippers I'm black satin ana
suede are still worn with very drcssy
costumes,
A special every week is an inno-
walton at the Mary James Children's
Shop. 10 East Fifth. and you all
know that a special at this charm.
ing shop means special values. This
week ] am privileged to say the
one-half price continues on certdin
frocks suitable for spring and sum
mer wear for girls up to ~ years.
Also one lot OF boys suits and
rompers and broken lines OF shoes
for children up to years. These
are all worthwhile Items wearable
right now--only offered at these
prices 20 close out certain lines.
Let's do Il! Resolved 10 buy ms
many of the irresistible fashion fan
Cics as 1 possibly can!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

They are beautiful, they
are wonderful! / am raw
ing about those charming
SWIsses plain embrOid-
cred and dots and organ
dies, plain, embroidered
and with dots. Perfect
dreams! All at the Plant
Abrams SILK shop 400
South Main-the shop Of
quality and moderate
rr.nca-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Brgczing into Akin'8 Boo'pIIo. AIS
South Man, tO'sce the new arrivals
! was shown ono uf the smartcst
semi-drcssy fanduls of tho season.
/ don't recall the name, but II is
a two-strap patent sandal with
Spanish heel, and modified French
vamp. A model of irresistible
charm for women who love smart
footwear. Drop lu this week and
ask 10 see this particular model
In both hats and frocls much
coarse mesh lace. dyed In Colors, is
used. Milllncr- also prefer ostrich
instead of DspTpN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

"Beautlfy thysels
for spring Too
tired 20 think Of a.?
Then take Electro
Hydro II II crap y
treatments. swedish
MASSAGE or physical
culture as given uu-
der the personal su -
pcrvIslOn Of MIaH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

or anything class flower ahpp
should carry drop around 10 this
Their prices ana service viii please
you.
a friend writes me that NJ Palm
Beach She secs ncycr-cnding AR
ray Of chiffon wells In white and
bright Cnlors, also that parasols are
smaller. often made Of Iaoc aud ruf-
fled taffctH.
Metallic ana plain hcmst'tchluR
buttons covered and all kinds Of
pl'atiug done no me Lower Mill
merry shop, n west FIfth.
Fashion dcCrcDs gowns Of "rnud'
and "fawn' enriched by necklaces
or pendants Of indc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

There's n fascl
nation about rare
perfumes which s.
indefinnhlo -- and
for those who ap.
preciato exquisite
iodors / have nows.
At tho Roxnll, al
South Main, there
is a nov arrival
from Paris - per-
fume L'IHie d.
Amour. a new ere %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Prosperity is
An endless chain
We are the
Links TINT
Require only
The additional
Strength Of
"LCf's 90"
To DUH
"lIr. Hmd TiAcs"
ont Of The mirc.
and cOuId there
BE q more
FITTING season
Than Spring
To start q
Campaign of q
Greater THIsa.
And II is
HB hopc Hdt
Tho message
OF this page
May be- so
Interesting
Thdt it shall
Continue To
Stimulate the
GrOWth of
"Beiior business"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

buy,
II H. noticeable that fuulnrds -llll
occupy % prominent place among
tho fabrics fur spring ana summer,
BlICk and white patterns are cspc-
Cially good,
Photographic ~ the children never
grow up ana bring fond rrcU,loc-
lions iu years ~ come, especially
when s0 naturally posed by SIR. Riy-
Kin az his studios, Fourth ana B0ul-
der, There never was bottor time
than now 20 make an appointment
Tor their Fitt.ugs.
Many young girls are wearing
bandcauy Of cUlOrcd metal cloth Ia
match their gown,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Dixon AT the Dclecta Beauty salon
over Woolwprth's. Miss Slblc Of
Los Angeles II manager ~ this shop
Of complete beauty culture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

shop la showing everything that Is
dl-tuctivoly smart in wearing APP
parol for Infants, babies auf chill
dron of all ages.
Paisley silks are still much seen
Ia smart costumes. They are In
muduccd frequently for the top Of
the onc-piccr dress and are often
plcatcd In way 10 break up the
design
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

n a. with pleasure I announce that
Elizabeth McClintock win open hsr
Marinelo Approved Beauty shop ai
~ West Finh street, Monday. March
-. where she invites hCr friends and
patrons 10 call ana gc, acquainted
with her new location. MIS- McCbu-
took assured u,c thai tho somo oifi-
Client service that has made her 40
popular IN tho past shall prevail In
this new shop, and that all branches
l,,t.t.s vss,rk Ingptn IIgtr fTIUfiuN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19
Only yester.

only NesieT-
day / visited l.
y. Neyln's An
tique shop at
northeast corner
Twonty-f.rst and
Peoria streets
aud found them
rushed with or
.drrs. By peek
Ing around and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Exclusive gift shows are display
Ing bridge pad covers made OF rnrc
oriental tapestry brOCadcs.
For n splendid variety OF rose
bushes. visit tho Wllllama Harvey
Nursery, GA South Main. Phone
Usage J3li.
There nrc--for tho younger girls
-bnndcnuN OF ribbon, knottcd into
little flowers, worn about the head,
with strcamCrs uf the ribbon hang
lDH down ON the shoulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

asking questions / dis
covered that they were
restoring antique fur
niture, uphOlster.nR, re-
modelling and repairing
furniture for p cop ] q
right here IN Tulsa,
and as Mr.. Nevius said,
Many people prefer
I n cir old, substantial
and artistic furniture
70 modern pieces, and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

The entire scheme Of dress seems
to bc keyed I'm soft flowing fabrics
and lines, for it is the day of flying
panels and flyaway sleeves.
The hat that will emphasize your
charm must be in that wonderful
collection OF captivating spring
models being shown by Jean Fisher
at the Sa-Voie shop Of Women's
Apparel, East Fifth.
In costume jcwelry ivory neck
laccs and pendants still hold their
leading popularity.
II is n fact that no two scalp
troubles require the very same treat
ment, but the minute Mrs. Leach
man looks at your scalp she can
tell you what is necessary in your
particular case. Twill save a lot
OF time and money. too, 70 drop
into this popular hair and beauty
shop at II East Fifth when your
hair is dull, too oily, too dry or
you've discovered dandruff. Better
phone for appointment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Dropping into
the Mary James
Chlldrcu's shop.
10 East llfth,
yesterday W a x
ike wandering
Into "a vcrlt.blo
fairylan d Of
spring fashions
Tor children, for
MI-n lnmnInlN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Visit tho Indian Nov
city Co., col South Main,
this week and select an
Indian or a Mexican
blanket or rug, a choice
piece of pottery, a Won
,derful basket or some
other piece of Indian
artistry that will lend a
note OF charm from the
u----L- II - ---n.. nLHN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

rnarcelng be the personal
making possible the latest methods
amccc.fy clrrIed modern bounty shop nasuro
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

The average won %
an needs a corset, it
only to Confine and
create the suggestion
OF outline" says VAN
nie Reed. expert cor
.setlere, whose shop IL
at Wright's, 41G south
Main. This popular
corset specialist be-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Formerly with the American Beauty
Shop, is also associated with this
shop and they retain the same phone
number as used by the Aua arlcdn
Beauty. n rs Usage 1910.
The fashion Uf our grandmOthcr's
time II seen In the long pendant aud
hoop earrings OF today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

doors 10 your home for the most
refreshing OF all seasons-spring.
Black and white or white alone
are considered fayoritcs for summer.
Tho spirit Of spring has certainly
been caught in the designing OF the
distinctive hats one sees at the Hen
ley Hat shoppe, 623 South Boston.
wish every reader could drop
around and view this collection OF
chapeaux, many Of them beautifully
handmade - all marked at very
tempting prices.
saw such an attractive purse
made of black watcrcd silk, bound
with gold. This purse has been In
vogue for long time, but is still
shown in exclusive shops.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

No more sitting for
hours and hours To have
your hair tinted. Gray,
faded or dull hair can bo
restored 20 itB original
color In less than two
hours by tho scientific ap-
pliCatiOn OF InootO by the
EXPERT at the Eow York
Hair shop and Beauty
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

Things electrical"
What a world OF mean-
Ing In those two words.
Beauty, comfort an d
convenience for the
home. Lamps, fixtures,
vacuum cleaners, wash
ing machines, IRONS,
Rrill9. porcola tors.
stoves and scores OF
other useful articles
all seen at their best
ut r. B. Deshon e Co,
J0j South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

\ buyer Just home from New
York tells me that az Shcrry'- one
evening she saw "A snartly-drr-Scd
woman wearing "A sand COlurCd
frOyk which sponsored tie tow
waistiinc aud the short skirt Bands
Of dark brown marubOu outlined the
elbow sleeves ana hem Of the skirt,
while "a brown ribbon, broCadcd in
silver. formed th, girdlo uud whose
long ends uuilcd t'C floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

A telephone provided with
japanese silk brocadcd screen and
bookcoycr adds n touch OF true
ndOrnmcnt.
Specials are "all the go" these
days, ana | find Candyland, 4iO
South Main. right up with the times
with n lovely special on certain
candles each week. Watch their
window for these specials--they arc
always on doslrablo fresh candles.
as they sell no other. You see. they
mako their candles fresh each day.
right In their own factory.
The Jade greens are too popular
10 be displaced and the vogue for
mnuyc is also far from being at an
end
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American toilet articles ~
visit tho New York Hair EflN
shop and Beauty puriUrs NJ /U
over Roubcrg'H tajL/I
4 new Idea + collar Hf&E
ana cuff sets made uf sTTrT-~1
| tinted lace. row on row m } -
| These usually match i-aaza---<~
s0mr color iu tho iruCk or blouse
they are intended to Dc worn with.
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t.uU for youngsters of Hi ages al
fUu NnGnn Shop, 20 W,HJ Third.
ana dII Nuu know they urn fnutur-
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Ncllups or crystal aud ropes Of
crystal urr often used u7 trimmings
tor evening gowns.