The Nowata Advertiser. (Nowata, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, September 18, 1908 Page: 3 of 4
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Estimates Cheerfully
Burnished
Work
to be Paid for
when
Completed
| Room 7 Zweigle Bldg.
HELD UP
You are held up when you are charged for a ready-
made suit what a tailor-made suit would cost you. j.
(iet tailor-made clothes and you not only save money, j?
but you gain respect for your appearance and satis- ,,
faction for yourself. You are looked on then not as
part of a mass, but as an individual. We can save
you not only satisfaction but cash as well. We make «
them just to suit your own taste.
W. P. MARTIN [
Furnisher High-Grade Tailor Made Clothing (
Your Own Ideas and Your Own
Favorites in Fall and Winter Weight
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
May be Reproduced Exactly as
You Wish them when Made here
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You have 300 of the latest imported
woolen and silk-mixed goods to select
from. You try the suit on while being
made, this insures a correct fit. You see
what goes into your garment to make it
wear and hold its shape, which you should
see the same as the inside of a watch. Its
more important than the outside. As for
the different kind of pockets, flaps and
cuffs you get any kind you desire. When
you go to a "college” apparel-ready-made
clothes shop you pay tailor-made prices
for hand-me-down clothes, which they
might have on hand and which were not
made to your proportions but tried on a
dummy before sent out. You know that
tailor-made clothes are the cheapest, so
use the sane way—the clothes sense way
_and have your suits made here.
IN TUI: KANSAS CITY MARKET
Kan.-'!!* City Stock Yards, Sept. 14.
Juaramine supply last w-t-k was 308
loads, a decrease of 123 cars from
proi'i ding week, but about the same
as curn sponiiinK week last year, indi-
cating normal decline of the move-
m'r.t of quarantine cattle as reason
draws to a c ose The run is liberal
to day, No v '-er, at 132 car loads,
market 5 to 10 lower on steers, steady
on cows. Rteers declined 10 to 15
ce its last Friday, which just about
wiped out their gain first of the week,
but cows closed the week strong.
Jalves have been scarce and strong
the last few (lays, after a break of 25
to 50 cents first of last week, Top
steers brought $4 60 in the quaran-
tine division to-day, but about all the
straight grass steers sell between
$3.30 and $4.15, cows $2.60 to $3.25,
calves $3.50 to $6.25, bulls $2.65 to
$2.95. Packers continue to buy
liberally, their cattle purchase run-
ning 20 heavier than at this time last
year, as they are freezing and storing
large amounts of meat for trade early
in the winter. Country demand is
strong, and prices advanced last week,
! but packers get nearly all the steers
| that carry any flesh, although country
| buyers paid up to $5.10 for feeders
last week.
Demand for fresh pork seems to be
increasing, and greater competation
for hogs advanced the price steadily
last week, closing prices highest of
the season, and 10 to 20 cents above
close of previous week. Receipts
were 43,000 head, against 36,000
head same week last year. Run ie
7000 here today, market 10 to 15
higher, bulk of sales $6.90 to $7.15,
very high as compared with a week
ago. No cheap hogs are here to-day,
so top is disappointing at $7.20.
J. A. Rickart,
L. S. Correspondent.
\Ve buy, sell and exchange lauds in Okla-
homa and Southeastern Kansas.
If you are interested in selling your
allotment or trading it for good Coffey*
’ ville property, don’t fail to see us.
On application we will mail you complete
list of Coffey ville property to exchange
for Oklahoma lauds. We loan money on
Oklahoma lands, ten-year loans, annual
interest, quick service.
For further particulars, write, phone or
call on the
Kansas Land Company - Coffeyville, Kansas
Etchen Bros. Land Co.
Is owata, Okla.
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First Class Suits, $25 to $60
Pants - • - $6 to $14
Attend
- and Scnool of Telegraphy
The School from which the Banks, Wholesale Houses, Courts and Railroads secure their
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term begins Tuesday, September 1. Write for beautiful illustrated catalogue and full
particulars to
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PITTSBURG, KANSAS
OBJECTION.
Dry Cleaning
Means to clean a garment all over
without the use of water or soap. It
is a system of cleaning that does not
ruin colors and fabrics. Our cus-
tomers are our best recommenda-
tions. Pressing and altering neatly
done.
■Now what’a
yelling
Neighbor-
for?
Mother—He yells every time anyone
says he looks like hla father.
UNINTENTIONAL. jj'
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ORAHOOD, The Tailor
Two Doors South of Barndollar’s
Fit and Workmanship
Guaranteed
Cleaning and Pressing
Neatly Done.
I Electric Cleaning & Pressing
» phone 92 Company ph°ne 92
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ALARM CLOCKS.
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She—A week ago you told me my
j husband couldn't live, and now he's
nearly well.
Doctor—I can only express my re-
grets.
® At this seasen an Alarm Clock will be found very useful.
I have seme very good clocks at $1, and then I have those ^
Luminous dials for $1.50; saves striking a light at night. If |
you are hard to awaken I have clocks with extra loud alarms ®
^ that are repeaters, at $1.50. e
| Located in Pioneer Drug Q, H. WAR DELL, *
| Store, Ceurt Hous* Bldg. JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. |
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Long, Frank B. The Nowata Advertiser. (Nowata, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, September 18, 1908, newspaper, September 18, 1908; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1320712/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.