The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, May 30, 1902 Page: 5 of 8
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We are offering you this week one of the greatest opportunities to save mony that
you have ever had. We have reduced prices in many lines one fourth, and quite a
few are offered to you at one third off of former prices. These are not any in flatuated
prices, but prices that you have paid for this same merchandise, if you bought it here.
Our guarantee goes with every article you buy here, which is SATISFACTION OR
YOUR MONEY BACK.
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SILK SKIRT REDUCTIONS.
We have decided to reduce our present stock of silk
skirts, and realizing the surest way to accomplish this
is by generous price concessions. We oiler you tliisweek
the entire line at a reduction of 25 per cent. Which
makes the greatest bargains ever offered in Oklahoma.
Ladies' taffeta silk skirts, trimmed with stitched bands
°f morie, lined with good quality morie silk, water proof
binding, a very sightly garment, our regular c - „ .
$0.98 skirt, with 2.) per cent off makes them only 4
Ladies'dress skirts of morie velour silk, trimmed with
stitched bands of satin, near silk lining, corduroy, bind-
ing, regular price $7.48 our 25 percent reduction
brings them down to onlv 55.OI
Ladies' oiled boiled taffeta with 18 in. graduated ac-
cordian plaited Hounce, six inch insertion of Brussels
net, trimmed with six rows of jube rusching, drop skirt of
best quality of near silk with twenty inch accordian
plaited flounce, one of the best selling s.irts of the
season at $1! 3;i one fourth off makes them a c „ __
great bargain at $8.30
Ladies' dress skirts of brussels net,full circular flounce,
trimmed with twenty-eight rows of silk rusching, two six
inch accordian plaited rutliesof liberty satin, a handsome
garment, regular price $12.48 unmatchable
value at $>9.3b
Ladies' dress skirts of best quality brusseles net, 18 in.,
circular flounce trimmed with bands of one inch morie
and jube rusching,four inch accordian ruffle, drop skirt
ruffle, regular price S12.73, exceptional value __
at $".*>5
Ladies'dress skirts of Peau de Soile, silk, circular
flounce three row of jube rusching, lined with best near
silk, an elegant garment. Regular price $14 98 ^.
our 25 per cent discount makes them only. 2>ll.z4
SHIRT WAIST OPPORTUNITIES.
We act upon your special wants and offer our most
seasonable garments at greatly reduced prices.
Ladies' waists of white wash China silk trimmed with
clusters of fine tucks, stock collar perfect lit- c
ting, our regular $2.98 waist, this week only 5 2.43
Ladies'white waists of fine white Persian lawn tucked
at shoulders two rows of four inch insertion in front and
one row at back, tucked cuffs our regular $ii 03 __
waist this week 4>2..£3
Ladies' white waists of line dotted swiss with five tucks
at shoulders, stock collar, regular price $2.2.'! __
this week for Jpl.7 3
Ladies' waists of imported English tissue, tucked front
and back clusters of three large pearl buttons, bishop
sleeves, colors of blue and white, regular price e.
$2.2:! now fltVO
Ladies' white waists of pure linen tucked front stock
collar, sold in a regular way at$1.98thisweek's c. 40
price 3>l.4o
Three styles of ladies' waists in colors of white and
black, blue and white, also solid white, all nicely trimmed
stock collars, regularly sold for $1.73 reduced
to 3 I • 4 3
Ladies' shirt waists of lawns and dimities, linens and
fancy lace stripes, also mercerised chambries in solid
colors of red, pink, bltie heliotrope and green all ~
of our regular $1.48 waists, reduced to only 3>I.UU
Special values in colored waists of percales and . „
lawns, at 89c., 7.'!c. and 4t C
Many of the above numbers are limited, now we have
your size, ana possibly just the style you want, if you
wait we may not be able to suit you.
MEN'S SUMMER PANTS.
New styles of flannels,
cheviots and cashmeres,
some with belt straps and
cuffs at bottom, many
without, all cut in the
latest style and perfect
in fit, beautiful range of
patterns, at $1.98, $2.48,
$2.98 and $3.48.
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MEN'S STRAW HATS.
Special values are offered vou here
quality of
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OKLAHOMA.
We have sold an unusual large numberof straw hats this
season, in fact we were nearly sold out, but this weeks'
express brought us another large shipment of the newest
shapes. And today our stock cannot be surpassed in all
Oklahoma.
Men's Panama hats in the newest shapes at $3.00.
Men's straw hats in the new alpine, also all the other new
as well as the staple shapes, prices range from . _
$1.98down to 48c
Hoys straw hats in all desirable styles, from 5c to 98c.
FLOOR COVERINGS.
mattings, rugs
China matting, five
patterns to choose
from, same quality
as others ask
15c., prices
here 12 ;C
Etra quality china
matting, ten pat-
terns and colors, the
twenty five
cent kind at I "C
Pine Jap matting
with cotton chain in
colors of green, red
and blue, 30c „ .
quality at 24c
Twenty styles and
colorings of the best
quality Japanese mattings, many of the exclusive pat-
terns which are only to be had here, the 40c and 45c „
quality at 33c
Rugs of best quality Smyrna, all wool, long fringe, size
18 by 30 inches sold regularly at 75c sold here for
only 69c
Smyrna rugs in sizes of 30 by 72 inches, fast colors, all
I wool a regular $2.00 size here for $1.73 Size 30 by
84 in. sold elsewhere for $3.50 here for «(>2.73
Best quality of Moquette rugs, beautiful patterns and
choitje colorings, size 18by 30 in. 98c, 30 by 72 in. ~ „
at $2 48, and 30 by 84 inches at 53.98
ART SQUARES make the most ideal floor covering,
having all the advantage of a carpet, and never catching
and holding the dirt, can be thoroughly cleaned in a very
few minutes, at these prices they make wonderful oppor-
tunities for money saving. Size 9 feet square ~ „
$3.98. 9 by lOj feet $4.48, and 9 by 12 feet $4.98
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*11 communication for publication in th« fol
owing Issue of this paper must be in by Thure-
Uy noon to insure publication of the same.
Telephone 3
We make coupon books.
School report cards sold cheap.
New books at the Public Library.
A fine line of hammocks received
at Jas. D. Maguires.
Refrigerated beef at Essex &
Wails meat market.
Basket Ball and Tennis supplies at
Kingkade's Book Store.
Enamel paint for iron beds picture
frames etc , at Jas. D. Maguires.
The celebrated Deerlng Binder
twine for sale at Jas. D. Maguires.
Steanes' celebrated paints, no
better paints made at Jas. 1). Ma-
guires.
Latest books and novels and a
complete line of stationary at King-
kade's Book Store.
Squire Dickinson, of Stella, was in
Norman last Monday as a witness
before the grand jury.
Newell & Jackson will lit up new
law offices in the Essex building as
soon as building is completed.
Take your fat hogs to Essex &
Wails. "
Foley's Honev and Tar contains no
opiates and can safely be yiven to
children. Sold by Harbour & Sons.
Judge Keaton, of Oklahoma City,
was in Norman last Monday looking
after legal business for clients in the
district- court.
The Rentier Meat Market you will
always find well stocked with the
best of meats the market affords.
Judge McKennon of South McCalles
terwasin Norman looking after legal
business He has been employed to
assist in the prosecution of the Hart-
man murder.
Call up Phone 59 for job hauling.
Garden and lawn work a specialty
and undei stand training trees.
M. W. Alexander.
Neal Smith and Ed Shinn, republi-
can war horses of Lexington, was in
Norman last Saturday attending a
meeting of the Republican county
central committee.
W. M. Hlair, of Helsell, was in Nor-
man last Monday. He reports that
crops are looking good in his vicinity
but on some of the low bottom lands
the corn and other crops have suf-
fered by overflows
Highest price paid for fat hogs and
cattle Essex & Wails.
You never heard of anv one using
Honey and Tar and not being satisfied.
Sold by Borhour & S011S.
A novel fueling of leaping, bound-
ins? impulse goes through your body.
You feel youner, act young and are
young after taking Roeky Mountain
Tea. 35c Ask Your Druggist.
R. G. Coffey, of Lexington, was in
Norman last Saturday on business.
He reported crops looking well
around Lexington but fields very
wet.
A. Nicodemus will start next week
for Portland, Oregon, to attend the
Supreme Lodge meeting of the A. O.
U. W. Mr Nicodemus is one of the
delegates from the Oklahoma Grand
Lodge
At last, Sherman Davis has de-
cided to enter the race for the demo-
cratic nomination as county treasurer
and he is now handing out his past-
boards and ready for oratorical en-
gagements with his opponents and
they can come one at a time or all
in a bunch.
N. L. Brim, of Stella, was in Nor-
man last Saturday He reports the
crops in 10-lc looking better than
any crops he saw along the road be-
tween Norman and Stella. In his
neighborhood he said he never saw
prospects for a crop at this season of
the year looking so well as at the
present time.
"'Light Bread Patent" made from
hard wheat, is a home flour and the
best bakers Hour on the market.
For a stiff neck there is nothing
better than a free application of
Chamberlains'Pain Balm. It quickly
relieves the stiffness and soreness,
effecting a complete cure. For sale
by Fred Reed.
J. N. Douglass, of Box P. O., was in
Norman the first of this week as a
Witness before the grand jury. He
reports the crops in his vicinity in
a flourishing condition; but wet
weather had kept farmers out of
fields and some of the fields were
getting filthy with weeds. However
if weather remained favorable this
week the most of the fields would be
cultivated over and the most of
the weeds destroyed.
I A souvenir edition, "Carnation,"
j published by the 1902 class of Norman
High school, is a very neat and well
edited little pamphlet; that is a
great credit to both the class and the
printer. It is illustrated with half
tones of the class, faculty, school
board, football and basketball teams,
mandolin club and the building, and
contains many interesting articles
written by different members. -Nor-
man Transcript.
Wonder if the Editor of the Tran-
script was ignorant of the fact that
"Carnation" was actually printed in
the city of Norman and in the job
department of the peoples voice
office where all kinds of commercial
printing which ranks with the best,
can be secured.
Essex & Wails meat market is now
supplied with beef which has been
in cold storage for a long enough
time to make it tender. The best of
beef will be tough if used soon after
animal is slaughtered.
Headquarters Albert Carter Post
No 5. Department of Oklahoma G. A.
R. The thanks of the Post are due,
and are hereby tendered to Rev. R.
D. Ross Pastor of the first M. E.
church, of Norman for his able and
patriotic sermon on Memorial Sab-
bath. To the committee of arrange-
ments for the beautiful and artistic
decoration of the church and the
choir for the excellent patriotic
music rendered on the occasion. By
order of Albert Carter Post. J. J.
Martin, Capt, R. B. Martin, Ajt,
G H. Watson Chaplain Pro, Tem,
Everyone of the Grand Jurrori
summon to meet last Monday answer-
ed present, not a single one of them
could claim an exemption from
service nor give an excusable reason
for not desiring to serve. Judge
Gellette however, by reason of having
more men on Grand Jury than nec-
essary excused six who asked to be let
off. In giving instructions to Grand
Jury Judge Gellette went at it so de-
liberately and so easily that no one
wouldeverhave suspected that it was
the firstGrand Jury he had ever em
panelled. The first impression made
by Judge Gellette on the Norman bar
wascertainly a good one'
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Means the same on Shoes that Sterling' does on silver. We have the whole line
including* the Famous Royal Blue and guarantee every pair of them.
G-. .MI. Winans &
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Allan, John S. The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, May 30, 1902, newspaper, May 30, 1902; Norman, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc117578/m1/5/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.