Nowata Daily Star (Nowata, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 199, Ed. 1 Monday, October 29, 1923 Page: 2 of 6
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NOWATA DATt.V ST A ft
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2". 1923.
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Fountain Pens
\\ c Mi't'cr tlmse desiring line fountain pens the !!
Waterman Ideal, which we think i* the linest pen <in !!
the market.
< i >ME IN' and look over our stock and select one.
Priced from $2.50 up
Pioneer Drug Store
“ A TALK SAVES A WALK.”
Phone 40—: :—Phone 40
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School Items
STAFF
KUIIor in Chief_____Marion Wilson
Assistant Kditor_______Sue Howell
Assistant Kditor.. Thomas Champion
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KICHTH OKADE ORGANIZED
Shepherd Says Tanlac Re-
stored Him After Every-
thing Else Failed.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, ETG
The viirhth RTades, in the public
s< hoots, have completed their
class organizations and look for-
ward to a period of greater accom-
plishment.
Marion Sunday was elected ilassi
president. A committee of “Way*
and Means” was elected to en-
courage the students to raise their
standard of work. Those who
were electee! for the committees
Were: Mux Cunningham, lames
fouine. Alaee Beckwith and Charles
MitchoU.
Room il elected Robbie Pearce as
it s president, and lor the commit-
tee of “Ways and Means," Helen
McAfee, Irene* Blake*-ley and
Frank (Irahum.
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VOLLEY BALL TEAM
WILL BE ORGANIZED
Miss Fox and Miss I-andoth are
going to organize a volley-1 tall
team this year. We have never
bud a real team for *he school. ,an’
Miss Hostler had two teams
“After everything else failed,
Tanlae relieved my troubles and
built me up tw’elve pounds in
weight, and although that wn* two
still in splendid
last' health,” said J. S. Shepherd, 1541
r.,t K 'N'-K UNKTT • w ,NT,„ . ............
Ford roadster. with bicycle. Apply at Western
Phone 74" '!9-6ti Union telegraph office 2i)-tfc
FOR SALE
new body.
TAKEN UP—Large white hog with
black spots. Owner may have
tame by tailing Mr. Danfort, phono
A1S*. describing property and pay-
ing for this ad. 29-5td-11w-c
FOR SALK All purpose kitchen
cabinet. first class condition.
MO W. Cherokee. 29-3U
I'dli RFiNT—Furnished four-room
modern apartment at rear of -’It'
W. Delaware St. Phone ltll'ti. 29-'{tc
HAVE a casing pulling machine
and am now ready to take cere
of your wants in this line. How-
urd Hagan. Phone 668. 6-tfc
Ft»R SALE—Overland !>0, r.t sal-
vage price. One F^ssex roudst-.T,
••(nil Oldsmubile coupe. Lce-Hol-
bert Moter Company. 29-tfc
FOR LEA SB FOR DRILLING 110
acres, five mile* west, two mites
north of Nowata; shallow production
near; own in fee. Chua. Pierce. 4601
Penn, KUnstis City, Mo. 2H-;>tp
V\ ANTED—Five or six-room furnish-
ed house, in dcsiruhle location.
Will rent during the school t him.
Cull Star. 28 ,»tc
FOR 8ALF1—Canary birds; fine
Mingers. Phone 546. 28-3tp
F'OU SA I, FI—Household furniture,
dining room suite; bed room and
living room suite; also gas range.
Phone 29j or 4 12 W. Osage. 28-3tp
F'CIR SAIJv—F'ull blood Ruff Orp-
ingtons, just starting to lay. See
I.. O. Sutton, one hulf mile south of
the Childers store. 2K-3tp
F'UR SAI.FI—Ford touring car, 11*111
model; large victrnla. good' con-
dition. :!28 South Hickory. 20-3tp
FOUND—Two small keys on ring.
Owner may have same by calling
| at Star office, describing property-
land paying for this ad. 26-3tc
FOR SAI.F1—Chalmers touring car;
also a Maxwell. Telephone 209.
26-4tc
LOST—Rcbekuh lodge pin, with
small diamond. If found return
to Star office and receive liberal re-
ward. 28-tfdh
F’OR CASH RENT—River bottom
corn farm, good house, fence,
pasture; if can’t pay cash down
don't investigate, U. (J. Hundley.
24-5tp.
WANTED TO BUY—1 want to buy
hides, fur*, pecans and poultry.
Cash Poultry House. J. J. Snod-
grass. 23-tfc
WANTED -Sewing.
Photic till.
21-10tp
FOR RFiNT--Sleeping room: board
if desired. 120 S. Pecan, phone
705. 25-4tc
FOR SALE—Roll top office desk.
120 S. Pecan, phone 705. 25-4tc
Elk City.—Sta.istics show that
that ihe rainfall here -ince S; p-
tember 1 has been more than 20
ini he*.
SULPHUR SOOTHES
UGLY,ITCHING SKIN
FARM LAND FOR RFiNT—Have
good black farm land adjoining
Nowata city limits; will rent in 10.
20. or 40 at re tracts at $2.50 pe r
acre cash rent, all good rich plow,
land has been under cultivation
several years. See Sam F. Wil-1
kinson or phone 54. 0-tfc
E. T. Roberts & Son
Funeral Directors to the People of j
Nowata Since 1896
Phone Day or Night. 88
138-40 S. Maple St.
The First Application Makes
Skin Cool and Comfortable
If you are suffering frrvm eczema «»r
some other torturing. rtnbara>sinp skin
trouble you may quickly lx riil of it by
n*i»K Mriulm-Sulpluir, declare* a noted
Nkrn specialist.
Tliis. Milphur |»tf*| »ar.it inn, because of
it- ”crm di>tro>i.t| properties, arMovn
fails to quickly MtUluc itching, even of
licrv ec/cma. The first application
n h\us the skin cool and comfortable,
Rash and blotches arc healed right up.
H'*wlfj MuiUho-Sulphur i> applies! like
my pleasant c«*1H cream anti is |»crfect-
Jy harmless You tan uhtarn a >mal?
jar from any druggist
WE SELL
A. & A.
REMINGTON
TYPEWRITERS
Dealers for Three Counties
COMPLETE SERVICE
\V#» trade In nil Standard Machines,
fad us demonstrate the Model 12.
Bartlesville Typewriter
Exchange
J 2-line
Bartlesville. Okla.
Remington Model 12
If Ytu Arc Moving
From Nowata to-
Or from----
to Nowata
Or from---
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Nowata Transfer
Co.
G N. Gabriel, Pros.
kkm W»
year iti the gymnasium claw^s hut
they played only a few games.
Kate Clyne was the ibampion
’swatter" of the fourth hour class
and wc* have Kate with us again
this year.
— — N.-H.-S.--
Miss Marguerite Kelly, a former
Fla via St., Shreveport, I at
“I suffered from indigestion for
years. I never dared eat a steak,
and hud to keep on a strict diet
all the time. Even then I suf-
fered so with my stomach that oft-
en at night 1 just had to yet up
out of bed and sit up to get my
,*liss veeiiy, a loiiuvf 1" —--- —e - - - --
student of N. II. S. is hack to Nowa- breath I was so short of breath
ta for a short
parent!.
time. visiting her
N.H.S
Some of Nowata’* “Ironmen”
went *o Eufaula F'tida.v to ice the
1 ryor-Eufaula football game.
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Pauline Davis, senior of ’23, has
been given the second lead part in
* he Thanksgiving plav at Linden-
wood Uolh-ge. Pauline always was
a leader and we are sure that *he
will have much success in the dra-
matic field.
-N.-H.-S.---
Dm- of the Chelsea “vamps” Er-
nest Sloan >vas talking about in
Fiiday chapel. came to Nowata
with F^loise Sudderth on a visit and
spent Monday visiting the h-gh
school. She compliment'd K. 11. S.
on her high school (lire Club- -he
is a member of the Chelsea Glee
Club.
--N.-H.-S.-
Miss Landreth. Miss Fox. Thelma
Campbell, Marjorie Crockett, Martha
Crowell, Sallie Mae Graham, Mar-
guerite Kelly, Marjorie Stevens,
Marion Wilson und Doris Weible
went on a breakfast hike Saturday
to about two and one half miles
south of Delaware. After they had
cooked and eaten their breakfast
they hailed a ear and went to Dela-
ware. They took up a collection
“for the blind” for serenading and
came hack on the internrban.
----N.-H.-S.---
The juniors w-?re called together
in a special assembly follotHhg
chapel Friday to fill out question-
nairea.
These questionnaires aro sent
out to “certain selected people" by
the North Central Association. No-
wata High Schi ol is among the
few thus honored.
The study concerns itself with
lh<- attitudes, interests and convic-
tions of pupils of the high school.
-N.H.S.-
“O! ’wud omc power the giftic
gt’e us
To see oursel’s as it hers Fee us.”
This was the purpose of the Girl
Reserve meeting Thursday after-
noon.
Daisy liven gave a very interi st-
ing talk on "What the Y. W. C.’ A.
Means te Girls.” Owing to the
absence of Sue Howell. Y. W. pres-
ident, Miss Butler filled the pio-
gram with a talk on the Girl Re-
serve*' code.
hardly had wind enough to blow-
out a match
"Just a few doses of Tanlac
brough* a change, so I kept taking
it until it fixed me up in good
health and I've been eating, sleep-
ing and workinu well ever since. I
certainly can recommend Tanlac."
Tanlac is for sale by all good
druggist*. Accept no substitute.
Over 37 million bottles sold.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills »r« Na-
ture’s own remedy for constipation.
For sale everywhere.
WE SELL
A. & A.
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Bristow.—In keeping with the re-
cently adopted good roads slogan.
"Get Greek county out of the* mud,”
a meeting hero has been called by
the chamber of commerce for No-
vember 7, at which |>vrm»net" plans
for a system of hard surfaced
roads will In- laid.
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SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR
HOOCH HOUNDS
Enid. Okla.. Oct. 27.— The train-
ing of the Finid ofirers in the* art
of “hootch” detecting brought re-
sults here last week with the arrest
of three tourists.
One officer spied a trickling
stream issuing from the bottom of
a car as it passed down “Main
street”. Walking into the street,
the officer sniffed at the liquid
trail and got a whiff of corn.
After the car parked, investiga-
tion revealed an overtu-ned fruit
jar under the rear seat containing
a small amount of liquid lightning.
The occupants of the car were arrest-
ed.
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
| Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound-
ed, brings hack the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streaked
or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was to make it at
home, which is mossy and troublesome.
Nowadays wc simply ask at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound." You will get a large bot-
tle of this old-time recipe improved by
the addition of other ingredients, at
very little cost, l-'vcrybody uses this
preparation now, because no one can
possibly tell that you darkened your
hair, as it docs it so naturally and even-
ly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush
with it and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time; by
morning the gray hair disat>prars, and
after another anplication or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and
glossy and yon look years younger.
WE SEL L IT
A. & A.
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FARM LOANS
Lowest Rate of Interest
i
Inspections' made same day application received.
| Plenty of money ready to pay out on loan promptly,
t no delay.
If you are in utx.il of farm loan cotue in to nee me.
SAM F. WILKINSON
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MANY PLAN TO
ATTEND NEEWOLLAK
Dummy — SUITS
Many Nowata people plan to go Firat Dummy—“Say dum,
to Independence Thursday to ■ \
tend ‘.he **NTeewolI»h” or annuul j ycu SCC ttlOSC HCW n&rd-
Halloween fete t« be staged by the ( finish Sherman Suits the ex-
"'Towat whil1" bVU'r,dpre'cr.ted in pre”m*n br°U*ht this morn-
the big pa rad'* by Miss Mickey Me- ing?”
Gill, who will be one of the at-
tendants of the queen in the
parade* and the queen from No-
wata at the coronation and bull to
be held at night.
The junior parade will be held
at 11 o'clock Thursday morning
and the illuminated parade of 7:30
o'clock Thursday ni.rht The coro-
nation of the Queen of Newollah
will he hold at the Memorial Hall
at 8 o'clock und will he followed
b\ the Queen's Mall at which the
out-of-the-city “Queens” will be .he
guests of honor
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SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAB
Y. W. C. A. SOLICITS
FUNDS FOR THE YEAR
The Nowata Indies who an lead-
ers in the werk of the Young Wo-
men’s Christian Association this
morning -taricd a drive to r.-use
f r«00 which is Nowata's share of
the distent hurget of $4.0(ii) to
cover tht work lo- ally and in the
district during the coming year. It
is expected tnat the drive will be
completed Tuesday night The ]
ladies stated this morning that 'hei
Nowata citizens are- showing a |
splendid spirit in giving to h<-ip tiie I
work among iho girls. Those who J
are not solicited and desire to give
should phone Mrs. 1. L. Huff.
The campaign is being waged al
most simultaneously in nil of the j
cities of the district. Bartlesville
is attempting t.» raise $1800, of j
which ISO*1 will be for local work, j
Clare*»otV has postponed its cam-
paign :.nd will start Wednesday.
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Second Dummy—“Yea, I
noticed the materials, and es-
pecially the prices. I can
haidly see how they make
such really good suits for the
price.”
First Dummy—“The price
is low due to the fact that
the Sherman people special-
ize on one product—hard-
finish suits—-and just like
Henry they turn out thous-
ands of them.”
Second Dummy — “Well,
they are guaranteed all-wool
and will wear for more than
one season so we should do a
nice business at the price
asked—
SHERMAN SUITS
$29.50 to $35.00
T&cPM#
17 YEARS OF RELIABILITY
"Where Society Brand Clothes
Aro Sold"
HowpUahoma
folks have
responded
From every quarter of the
State cotne bigger and bigger
demands for Kellogg's Corn
Flakes! Folks listened to what
I said about ordering Kellogg’s
CornFlakes. To-dayiheyK^iOW
they want Kellogg's Corn Flakes,
and when they ask for them they
sav clearly: “Kellogg’s Coro
Flakes!”
Thousands who arc eating
Kellogg's Corn Flakes for the
first time have proved Kellogg's
Corn Flakes—by comparison—
to be extra-crisp and extra-
delicious and extra-substantial.
How wonderful they taste these
hoi summer days!
If you have not yet tried
Kellogg’s Com Flakes please re-
member this: your grocer will
refund your money if you do
not agree with me that Kellogg's
Corn Flakes arc the best ever!
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Norton, J. T. Nowata Daily Star (Nowata, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 199, Ed. 1 Monday, October 29, 1923, newspaper, October 29, 1923; Nowata, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1320632/m1/2/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.