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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Sheldon Oil Company Gets
Second Biz Gdsser

The Sheldon oil company No. 2
In the southwest corner OF the
southwest of S-1S-l2, was brought
In Friday night with a showing OF
Oil and $500 900 feet of gas, which
has l,100 pounds rock pressure. The
sand from which this gas is coming
Is the wilcox from 2,752 to 2.76S
feet. This gas Is being run in the
Oklahoma Producing Il Manufac-
turing Co. line. The well is q diagonal
offset to Sheldon company No. /.
which was brought in three wee ks
ago for 11,500,0O0 feet of gas In the
sand topped at 2,741 feet, and which
il still holding up to this figure, with
$50 pounds rock pressure. The con-
tract has been let for the drilling
OF the third we'll. which will be an
offset to the east OF lts No 2. u
will be commenced In the very near
future.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Pure Oil Company Operations

Pure OIL company's well, In the
southeast corner of the northwest
OF I3-l6-1O, is drilling at 100 feet.
Pure oil company's well on the
Jennie Yargee farm in l-l0-gn, in
the Okemah district, is drilling at
l,450 feet.
Pure OH company is drilling at
2,sS7 feet on the Lena Yahola farm
In l7-l5-S.
In Payne county the Pure OIL
company is drilling on the A. r.,
Moebus farm. in 4-l9-6, and topped
the sand at 2,20S feet, Pulling the
big pipe and win probably drili the
well In in a day or two.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
WefuDikd Vicinity

Brooks and associates are fishing
for their tools In 23-9-i0. and II
they are unable to clean the hole
in a few days will skid the rig
Gladys Belle oil company is drill
ing at 1850 feet IN 1910. on the
Farmer farm,
Daniels and associates are shut
down for 10-inch casing In their well
In 1888.
Prairie -Wilholt and Cromwell are
running tho 5-inch casing in their
well on the Gregory farm IN 5-9-lO
at 5000 feet.
Prairie Wilhoit and Cromwell are
shut down on the Crawford farm. In
1910, after underreamiBg. Ex-
pect to resume drilling at once.
Transcontinental oil company IS
having trouble with water In IT'S
well on the Scott farm, in 29-iO-lO,
at a depth OF 5000 feet.
Newman and associates are spud
ding in In 21-9-10.
Gilchrest and others are making
very slow progress in their well I'm
1880, as they have n. hole full OF
water. Drilling at $50 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Deep Wildcat North of
TOnkdDd ShOiUing oil

Blackwell oil q Gas CO.. Spencer
and others have what may prove to
be a well in the northeast OF the
southwest OF l3-26-iw. There was
a showing OF oil at 3,S64 TO 3,S72
feet, but the well was drilled on
down to 3,9l3 feet. At that point
the owners started 10 run a string
OF 5-inch pipe and the agitation
over with oil and water. II Is sup
posed that the oil is coming from
the level at which the showing was
encountered. The bottom OF the
hole is In the lime.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Activities in 1914" District

Range 1914 is TO be the scene of
considerable drilling activity within
the next 80 days The McAdoo well
In the northwest of "a and the Pen
nington- -Cornett well IN the north
west of 81 have demonstrated the
presence OF very profitable shall
low sand,
The Pennington-C -Cornett gas we'll
drilled In April has maintained a
volume OF 5,50O.000 feet and a rock
pressure of more than 400 pounds
which has made II one Of the most
profitable wells ever drilled In that
district. A few feet under gas sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

ers association which opens In chi
cngu Tucsdn' because or the press Of
business. lIe VIII be misscd at tho
convention, bat his frlnids will pe
happy f0 know that business Is good
with him
T.. Julius Fohs. chief rc0loglst FOR
the Humphreys interests. was IN Tuita
Tor foW hours Friday. lie states
that tho well at Kossc e. flowing
and Bwabhlug upward ~ 1000 bar-
rcls 70 day. ana De- WaNUg no water.
Although he believes that tre-
mcndoualy prolific fold viii bs
opened Ot Koese, he states that the
llumphrc"s Interests are going ~ DO
only necessary drilling there. II n
his opinion that tho g 200-Hcre block
owned boy tho Humphreys company
Includes practically an OF the acre.
ngc TINT win prove productive.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Mid-irest Pool Okemdh

j. B. Foster has 10000. 900 feet Of
gas In his No. Pigeon In tho north
east OF the southeast OF 2-10-g, at q
total depth OF 3,1OS feet.
GYPSY oil company has Rban-
doned it's No. liurio in the south
east OF the southwest Of 2-1O-9, at
1,12b feet.
skelly and Cosden have $4,000. 600
feet OF gas IN their No. ] Millie In
the southeast OF the northeast OF
2.l0-0. at total depth OF 3.0+0
feet.
American Eagle oil company's No.
l tister in tho southeast OF the
northeast OF 11-l0-9, has been
abandoned at 3.lS6 feet.
Carter oil company's Brooks No.
l In The northeast OF tho northwest
OF l1-1O-9, has been abandoned al
3 3,4i5 feet.
Plymouth compnnys No. Brooks
IN the northwest Of the northeast OF
l1-lO-9 has been abandoned al 1885
feet
Oklahoma Producing and Refin-
ing company's No. l Hawkins In the
southwest OF the northeast OF 1910
II, ia making 100000 feet OF gas
in the sand from 2.6S2 to 2,592 feet.
Transcontlncntars No. 2 Hawkins
in the southeast OF the northeast OF
10-l0-l1 IS good for 100000 feet
OF gas IN the sand from 2.542 10
2,549 feet.
Dresser and Laird have abandoned
their No, / Rutland In the north
west Of the northwest OF l-ll-l0 at
depth OF 3.69S feet.
Eagle Pitchers No. 8 Steadhnm
In the northwest OF tho northeast OF
3-11.12. IS making so barrels I'm tho
sand from 23G3 to 24l2 feet, after "A
shot OF 30 quarts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: s241 W.. PECK Residence 2442

As result OF this enlightenment, 81
Ia believed that he will take a hand
in advising his superior Secretary
DENLY, ae well as the secretary of
the interior. as TO what the MIDI Con-
tinent operators viii regard az n
square deal following the shutdown
in the Usage ordered by Commits
sloner Burke
The shutdown committee will hold
a meeting at 1890 o'clock tomor-
row morning IN the offices Of the
Mid-Contincnt OIL & Gas association.
505 Cosden Bldg. Tho committee
especially invites Usage operators 10
be present a. this session. as the
shutdown In that area viii be die
cusscd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Empire Laying Line to
Colcley County Well

The Empire Gas & Fuel Co. Is
laying line from Cambridge,
Kan. to It's new well in 1871
Cowley county, ana is constructing
loading rack at Cambridge. The
well. according TO an officer OF the
Empire company at Bartlesville,
continues to make about 200 barrels
n day, and has barely penetrated
the sand. The wen Is about two and
one-half miles from Cambridge. and
nothing further will be done TO II
until facilities have been provided
for taking care Of any increased
production which might result from
deeper drilling.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
BarnsdaH-Foster Activities

Barnsdall- Foster No. 2 Blron. In
the northwest OF 35-2-2t, In still
water county. Mont. Is drilling a.,
3s40 feet.
Barnsdali-Foster Freeman-Smith
No. 2. in the southeast OF Sl-14-i6.
Ouachita county. Ark, near Cam
den. Is drilling at 2.o4S feet and
they expect TO reach the sand In SO
hours.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
NOTICE or SALE or PREDICTING
nII AM GAS IIAAE nY GIANnIAN.

OH, AND GAS LEASE IVY htNhbiNNs
Notice IL hereby given that In pursuance
of orders oi the County Cour, Of Tulsa
County, oklahoma, entered on the IIth
and aOth days Of september, lsss' IN the
Matter Of tho Guardianship ot George
Herbert Ward. minor. tho undrrrigncd
n guardian of the estate OF said minor
will sell NJ public sale 60 the highest ana
best responsible bidder. subject TO the con
firnation Of said County Court, on the
iith day Of October 1893. at 10 o'clock
m, In open court In the court Room or the
County Court at Tulsa, Oklahona, lease
for aH and gas mining purposes upon me
following described land situated In Tulsh
County, Oriahumr. tu.vit
The East Half Of Southeast Quartsr
of Gouthw"st Quarter, ana SouthsaH!
quarter OF Nottheah, Sustter o'
Township ~. Range "a EnSt, contain
ing 30 acres. more or less, according
60 the Government survey.
For a term OF one year. and as long there
after as oil or gas IL produced In paying
quantities. bearing n royalty or ohe'oighth
Of the proceeds Of all oil and gas. rhe
sale win be had fot ,ss Ss,h, Or n,, Ins bss
price may be paid In cash ana one-thlri
nns year from date of confirmation nnf
the balance IN two years therefoln, such
deferred payments n draw Interest at 81
psr hnnum payable annually, shd {" be
secured by a first mortgage on the OIL snd
Ras lease sold.
this land. making about o barrels gross
A fitteen-yeAr Departmental Lease recently
eNpirOt and the old lessee will have tho
right 20 remove all surface equipment ana
pumping outilt
Developments In thu vicinity OF th's ihnd
Indicate that production might he en-
countered in the burgess ~ the WilcoN
sand None OF the wells now on tho land
have been drilled 20 the depth OF either OF
these uands Copies ot the old lease ana
the pipeline runs for the past several
ysars may be seen a. tho nffics ~ Nose
owen In the Palace Building. Tulsa Ohlh
homa. The undersigned liyos on the land
which "a about one mile Nprth ana one
hair mile East OF sperty, ana will at any
time givs any person interested such IN
formation as no has pertaining TO the
production.
Guardian Of tho Estate ~
George Herhsrt ward. Minor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

announced also that par value OF
stock would be reduced from SlUO 70
t25 including the stock dividend,
stockholders win receive 70 shares OF
t25 par value for each present share
of 500 par value. At the end OF
1921 the company's balance sheet
showed a surplus OF si67O00, 900,
so that the stock dividend, amount.
ing to sl50,000.O0O, viii wipe GU,
most OF the surplus, Directors an
uouncod that this Is tho first change
In the capital stock since n 400 per
cent dividend was declared in 1919.
The price OF the stock rose 20 points
TO i9e on the curb. a new high
record, and an advance OF 255 from
this years low.
Strength In Sinclair was due In
part to the report that the Mann
moth oil corporation, n Sinclair sub
sidiary organized TO develop naval
reserve lands In wyoming. has
brought In a 20 00O- barrel gushcr in
In thc Teapot dome OF that state.
Producers a Refiner Corp. has
started work on pipeline from So
wyoming properties To Fort Steele
on Union Pacific railroad at which
point Il will costruct refinery with
ample storage capacity 60 take care
or It's production In that etatc IL
is also contemplated 10 extend this
line to Omaha. where company cN-
poets to build additional refinery "a
care for its growing distribution In
that territory,
wyoming II rapidly becoming one
Of the most important oil areas IN
the United states Producers Il Re-
flners own large and valuable tracts
In salt Creek, Ferris, Mahoney
| Wertg and Lost Soldier field, all of
which are to be connected by this
line.
Big developments are under way
| In oils, not alone In standard but iu
some of the major independents as
well. In this connection Sinclair and
Tcxco are heard of most.-Dow
| Jones
The effect OF the cutting OF the
zoo per cent melon by the Standard
! on of New York directors was re-
| Elected more on the curb than on the
stock exchange. II was only natural
that the New York stock should lead
| the advance, but Standard OF Ohio
was n close second with not gain
for the day OF 30 points.
New York reached tho record
! high OF Gao or 40 points above the
goal mentioned In the recent gossif 4
| OF the street. At It's closing prlc,
| OF GA, tho stock had a net advencS
OF 5S points.
Vacuum oil gained 20 points
! Prairie OH & Gas 25; Standard oil
Indiana S as. Standard OF Kentucky
3S and the new Gulf oil stocl
4 12 points. IL was this lattei
company that recently announced Q
| splitting up of It's shares equivalent
TO a 200 per cent stock dividend. Il
| IN not one OF the so-called Stan.
dard groups but Is controlled by IN,
| Mellon interests OF Pittsburgh.
Transcontlnental OH company
| completed It's No. 9 Coop well II
| Bristow pool. Creek county, Okla.
flowing 400 barrels initial.
LOS ANGELES. Oct. THE
Union oil OF California declared
usual extra dividends OF 81 n rhar,
and rcguinr quarterly dividend o
SO October 25 and 10.
North American Columbia Gar
public service OF New Jersey an,
Phllllps Petroleum are being ex
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Bald mn Competitions

Black, Petroleum company No. I
colbert In the northwest of tie
northwest ~ lG-14-l4 Is good for
100000 feet of gas IN the sand
from 1870 90 1903 feet.
Curtis nph Aiken Grayson No. II
In the southwest OF tho northeast OF
15-14-l6. IL making five barrels aft
cr a shot Of 40 quarts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
OkBruiOee District

w. b. Pine has 100000 feet OF
gas I'm his No. sheppard In the
northeast of the northwest of 20
1874. in the sand from 2,l6b 70
2,1SS feet
Michokla's No. 2 Cuff In the
southwest OF tho northeast of i7-13-
13 is making Is barrels after a 40
quart shot in the sand from I,64b
To 1.GGS feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Wilcox Sand Production in
Wilson COHnty, Kansas

FREDONIA, Kan. Oct. 7.-Wil-
cox sand production was discovered
yesterday by the Peoples OIL & Gas
Co. in a test near Coffeyville. Wilson
county. The well, which was com
pleted at n depth OF 1913 feet, is
reported to be doing between 200
and 500 barrels a day. The sand was
picked up in the second break of
the Misslsslppi llmc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Near ROyntOn

Lambert oil q Gas Co. have n 100-
barrel well In their No. 3 Foster In
the southeast OF the southeast of g.
12-i6. in the sand from 2.6sT 20
2,7l0 foet, after a l5-qluart shot.
J.. NJ. &, G. Drilling Co. No. Brun-
ner is making 1,75O,0OO feet of gas
IN the sand from 7l5 to no feet
This well IL located in the northeast
of the northeast OF 8.13-15.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
GYPSY Has Good We'll
South of TonkuIcd

Gypsy OIL company No. Clark.
In the northwest OF 2-2i-lw, IL re-
ported 10 he making 500 barrels.
McCaskcy & Wcntz No. Mckee.
In 34-25-1w, is reported 20 be maxi
ing 1888 barrels in the sand from
2.O14 to 2,O25 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

NEW YORK 1t must he borne
I'm mind that the railroad earnings
for September which will be pub
llshed later IN this month. win be
much more favorable Than the Au-
gust return and will continue prices
In the group OF stocks
Tho steel stocks have shown con
adorable underlying strength the
past few days. but iust a. present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

Interest seems to be certered in the
oil stocks on the prospect ~ stock
dlvldens also Increases Of cash dis
tributlon.
The technical position " the mar
ket IS not as good as 70 was the
snort interest has been greatly re-
duced ana any uufuvorOble news.
.orcign or domestic. should cause
"a decided reaction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
GrOesbeck Excited OUer Big
T. & =. Gas Well

Special TO Tho World
ME%IA. Texas, oct. 7.--Groesbeck
Is filled with crowds and excitement
Is running high as result OF the
completion early In the week by the
Texas & Pacific Coal g. oil Co. OF a
tremendous gas well 3a to 4 miles
due west OF Groesbeck. The well has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Dry Hole iR Tiger Flats
District

Eagle-Pitcher's No. Young, IN
the northeast OF the southeast OF
30-12-12, was dry ana has been
abandoned at 2,654 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Ticker Dope

Tho long delayed Standard oil OF
New York's stock dividend OF 200
per cent was announced today. In
creasing the capital stock from $780,
600 900 to S225, 100000. Directors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
OIL AND GAS
Leases-suppiies--Pr Production. Etc.

FOR Sale---Four S0-acre leases
..,,W.a.sh!ps V, l3 and IL, range 6, south
81 stroud, OKLA. Well drilling 2-l4-6,
,A,udress aga Chanute, Kan.--Adver.
Llsement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

g., For sale, 1000 feet 24lb. s ia cas-
ttas. new; 2,700 feet SIS "a ID, 1850
set Ia 32 ID. and 1000 feet 10
saeh 80 ID c. c. Taylor, Phone 333,
-opuIpa. Okla a.--Advertiae ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

cepticnally well taken on moderate
declines.
Sinclair oil Is regarded IN circles
closely iu touch with the leaders ~
this enterprise a. ono of The most
attractive OF the low priced ola.
Tidewatcr oil Is rising I'm antici-
patton OF restoration ot dividends.
which have been discontinued since
last December Earnings ot the
company are now said to be- running
at an annual rate thAt iustifics the
payment Of 81 quarterly. Gossip
also refers To- some special distrihu-
tlon but ~ is not definite nor au.
thcutlc The floating supply ot
Tidewater being small lends 60 other
companies.
Dow Jones says =. Jones,
counsel for Atlantic Refining COM
pauy says. "Rcpt n alleging aban'
donmeut ~ operations in Mexico hN
Atlantic Refining company was not
authorized ana creates % false i'm.
preston. Atlantic Refining CONS
pan does not operate "a Mexico bat
IL owns half OF capital stock of At.
lantld Lob g oil co. Latter ,om-
pany'a operations through mbsidlar.
les I'm Mexico have been abandoned
Mexican Petroleum has completed
lts No. for $4,000 barrels al
2.uO0-foot suhsen level. This is ahal.
lowest well I'm tho district, 40 feet
shallowcr than Chapopotc No. ., one
kilomctor TO southeast and a. feet
shallowcr than TierrR blanca No. ]
one kllomcter northwest. II iudi.
Gates a pool not less than two kllo'
meters in cNtont with boundaries un'
known and gives Mexican Petroleum
Increase proved reserve.
Undcrstand new standard OF cal
ifornia vii lpay four and eventually
sell ovor 500 a share. Insiders eN
poet present stock 20 soil 40 To ao
points higher. only don't forgol
| that stock Is already up nearly ~
points from the low this year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

For sale, 2.O00 feet 24lb. 8 ia cas-
,ns, new, 2.7OO feet SIS "a ID. 2,5O0
icy Ia 32 ID. and 1000 feet 10
IT, 80 ID G. c. Taylor, Phone 33s,
S'spulpa, okla.-Advertis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

N For sale. 1000 feet 24lb. SID cas-
,as. new; 400 feet SIS "a Id. 1850
ieet ; Ia so 10. and 1000 feet 10
snsn S5 10. c, c. Taylor, Phone S33.
'"puIpa, Okla, Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

cepucuOly well taken on moderate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

North American Columbia Gas
public service OF New Jersey and
Phillips Petroleum are being ex-
Evening star., 1922-01-25
GOMPERS OPPOSES U. S.
ENTRY TO GENOA PARLEY
Says It Would Pronounce to
World That Lenin and Trotsky
Will Be Recognized.

II America enters the Genoa con-
ference the bolshevik. regime In Rus
sia, which is disintegrating faster
than is generally known" would re-
ceive its only chance for prolonga-
tion of power, because such entry
would be a pronouncement to the
world "that Lenin and Trotsky are
to be recognized" Samuel Gompers.
president of the American Federation
of Labor. writes in the leading arti1
clio of the forthcoming February is
sue of the American Federationist.
In part, Mr.. Gompers says:
ITO accept the invitation and so to
Genoa would be n pronouncement
that would go out throughout the
world that Lenin and Trotsky are to
be recognized, and any statement.
whether emphatic or moderate, made
to dissent from or to repudiate soviet
ism at Genoa would receive but lit
tie attention from the great masses
of the world AT this time the Rus
sian people have stopped cropping and
are now intelligently manifesting
their dissent and opposition to the
unwarranted dictatorship and cruelty
The bolsheviki regime in Russia is
disintegrating faster than is gener-
ally known. Its life can be prolong-
ed only by the political. economic and
moral support of the United States
of America.
"Furthermore. to recognize the
Lenin despotism at this time. either
as de facto or de jure, would be to
confound the situation and still fur
ther postpone the time when recog-
milton of a real government based on
Evening star., 1922-01-25
Henry Watterson's Birthplace.
To the Editor of The Star:

To the Editor OF The Star:
AS a close relative of Hon. Henry
Watterson and. since early child
hood. a member of his family. wish
to state in reference to an article
in Sundays Star, regarding his ex-
act birthplace for tablet to be
erected, that think the house mon
toned Is correct. The last time he
was in Washington, a few years ago,
he, with Mrs. Watterson and two
grandsons, visited me. We made
numerous excursions about the city,
he wishing ito show the boys" his
"old haunts," as he expressed 1t.
remember asking him exactly where
he was born and he replied. I'm a
house on Pennsylvania avenue near
3rd street, just opposite the Botanical
Gardens" ALMIRA JOHNSON.
Evening star., 1922-01-25
Checked Ginghams Are
Very Popular

although there lovely paids and plain coors match
too. patchwork" Ginghams the newest novey-and
much like the odfashoned patch work They in
checks, both large and small sprinkled all with little
square patches. in pink, blue orchid green red and blue
s5c yard Scotch Gnghams-32 inches wide5sc 75c $l25
yard The lasnaned price consists exclusively of the well
known David John Anderson gnghamsin lovely checked
pladed, and plain colos At SIC and 75c there both
checks and plain color great variety of different shades
and at 3Sc there the popular domestic ginghams i'll
all the wanted colors
Evening star., 1922-01-25
a free expression Of the people may
be established and recognised.
PEARL MARKET SLUMPS.
Paris Reports Big Drop in Price
Of Necklaces.

PARIS, January 3-The pearl mar
ket of Paris, which considers itself
the market Of the world, has suf-
fered a slump. A necklace Of orient
pearls. valued by experts at 100000
francs, has just been sold by public
auction for only 466 900 francs.
The slump is ascribed to general
tightness of money. to the fact that
war profiteers have by now got rid
not buying freely. as in the days just
after the war, and to various other
causes. but not to the competition
Of Japanese cultivated pearls. French
dealers continue to smile derisively
when such a suggestion is made.
Evening star., 1922-01-25
New Suit B1ouses
Show -Four Fascinating Models
s1O.75
Without exception, every suit in Our stocks
Is included

culver beads effect design of great charm on an
~ overbouse of crepe de chine in the delightful new
color, Gamma Carmne, exquisite, vivid red
forms an attractive foil to the black embroidery on
another crepe de chine blouse.
Irish lace proves exquisite trimming for the other
the in bisque with peasant sleeve sirred
cuthe other in white with deep pointed collar with
sets of Irish lace and edges Of fet.
Other Suit B1ouses from $10.75 to $3.50
FROM FRANCE-an exclusive "Cossack" blouse of navy
blue de chine exquisitey beaded in tiny red and blue
beads With the addition of crepe slip. it becomes most
charming costume. Priced $50
floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-25
St. Cali Swisses
$3.50 Yard

and 81 inches wide. Charm
ing new colors in great
variety, with white dots-as
well as some smart combina-
tions of navy and red or gray
and red-in which one sees the
bouffancy of youthful summer
frocks.