Nowata Daily Star (Nowata, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 214, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 23, 1923 Page: 3 of 10
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NOWATA DAILY STAR
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1923.
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Monday Shoppers
—will find the store very helpful in practical i
! suggestions of merchandise of recognized i
: merit
SHOP EARLY MONDAY
| Manhattan Shirts
I Munsingwear
: Fine Neckwear
: Plain or Initial Hand- Smoking Jackets
Collegian Caps
Umbrellas
Bath Robes
kerchiefs
: Comfy or Leather
House Slippers
Bradley Sweaters
Phoenix
Silk or Wool Hose
Perrin Gloves
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Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits
and Overcoats
SfwSfteris Shopr
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STEVENS GOES
TO COLLINSVILLE
O. V. Stevens has resigned his po-
sition with the Marion Machine,
Foundry & Supply Co., and left Sat-
urday for Collinsville, where he has
accepted the position of secretary-
treasurer of the Collinsville Ice &
Power Co., and manager of the Lind-
sey Lumber Co.
Mr. Stevens is an experienced
lumber man, having been with the
Fanners Supply Co. in this city for
tfce past ten years, with the excep-
tion of the past few months, during
which time he has been with the
Marion Co. His family will semain
in Nowata until school closes. Mr.
and Mrs. Stevens and Miss Marjorie
have many friends in this city who
will be sorry to hear of their leav-
ing.
Wm. Berrian, who has lately re-
signed his position with the Frick
Reid Co., at Smackover, Ark., will
be the local manager for the Marion
Co.
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Give Miss Saylor’s Choco-
lates for Christmas. Now*
ta Candy Kitchen. 1-tc
MONARCH COFFEE
YOUR■
Christmas Dinner
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Kt« CELERY
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P GREEN PEPPERS
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D’AUJON PEARS
EMPEROR GRAPES
KUMQUATS _
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APPLES S
GRAPE FRUIT *
LEMONS
CHOICE CRAN- n
BERRIES *
U WE HAVE a few Turkeys, Capons to arrive Mon-
5 day, leave your order,
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Christmas trees, Holly wretahes and bulk holly.
S 3-POUND PACKAGE MONARCH
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$1.10
Open Monday Night—Gated
all Day Chritfanat
MONARCH CANNED GOODS
D. MITCHELL
MONARCH COFFEE
ONE MORE WEEK OF
SUBSCRIPTION RATE
The reduced rate on the price of
the Daily Star will be in effect seven
more days, closing Monday night,
December 31. A great many of our
subscribers are taking advantage of
the opportunity to Rave $1.50 by re-
newing their subscriptions for an-
other year. Many new names are
rlso being added to the list.
The rate of $1.50 by mail in No-
wata county and $2.50 by carrier in
Nowata city or outside .the county
is probably the lowest subscription
rate ever put into effect by a daily
newspaper. The print paper alone
costs the Star more than that amount,
hut we want to give every family in
Nowata county an opportunity to read
a good daily newspaper and for this
reason we are making the price with-
in reach of all.
Remember this offer expires Mon-
day night, Dec. 31. After that date
’he Star will be $3.00 per year in
Nowata county by mail and $4.00 per
year by carrier in Nowata city and
by mail outside the county.
The following have taken advant-
age of the offer since the list was
last published:
P. J. Reilly, Delaware, Rt. 2.
H. R. Coldren, Coodys Bluff.
W. A. Little, Nowata, Rt. 1.
A. F. Snodgrass, Nowata.
W. J. Brock, DeNoya, Okla.
Lester Tait, Nowata.
H. G. Hendrickson, Nowata, Rt. 1.
C. F. Gowdy, Nowata.
O. A. Duncan, Watova, Rt. 1.
C. W. McGinn’s, Nowata, Rt. 2.
\V. E. Stookey, Chelsea.
J. N. Stookey. Chelsea.
Frank Forsman, Nowata, Rt. ].
ida R. Hollingsvcith, Nowata, Rt
No. 2.
Grover Ringo, Nowata, Rt. 2.
G. E. Williams, Nowata.
Cass Lanning, Nowata.
Robert Burch, Nowata, Rt. 2.
Wm. Watt, Nowata.
Morris Smith, Nowata, Rt. 1.
Soper’s Studio, Nowata.
Harry Stierwalt, Delaware, Rt. i
R. P. Crupper, Delaware, Rt. !
Box 9.
H. A. Vannoy, Delaware, Rt. 2.
Chas. Voss, Nowata, Rt. 1.
Whit Burrows, Talala.
C. T. Babb, Nowata.
J. D. Biby, Tulsa.
J. T. Krows, Nowata, Rt. 1.
N. D. Turney, South Coffeyville.
Mrs. H. E. JohYison, Nowata.
W. E. Barr, Nowata.
S. W. Rose, Watova.
R. W. Yelton, Watova.
J. F. Hancock, Nowata.
G. H. Witt, Nowata.
T. C. Janzen, Watova.
W. E. Willis, Talala.
S. W. Allison, Nowata.
Joseph Hammond, Delaware, Rt. 2,
John Stewart, Nowata.
O. V. Stevens, Nowata.
John Dalton, Nowata.
M. R. Garnett, Nowata.
S. A. Stevens, Nowata.
W. M. Grover, Lenapah.
Joe Long, Nowata.
J. M. Yirsa,, Watova.
H. C. Berentz, Nowata, Rt. 1.
J. M. Cotton, Nowata.
H. G. Garnett, Kansas City, Mo.
R. G. Cox, Nowata.
Clarence Babb, Delaware.
Mrs. Emma Elder, Tulsa.
Henry Armstrong, Coffeyville.
A. D. Jordan, Alluwe.
A. L. Reed, Alluwe.
W. L. Lowry, Lenapah.
E. M. Overman, Watova.
J. B. Buller, Watova.
J. A. Gabriel, Caney, Kan.
Frank Swanwick, Sage yah, Okla.
W. Gregory, Nowata.
M. C. Cox, Delaware, Rt. 1.
H. A. Rich—J
Dr. A. E.
Mrs. Willie Y. Rhea, Nowata.
N. A. Foster. Chelsea, Rt. 1.
George Harrel, Nowata.
Bert Beerman, Coodys Bluff.
W. D. McDQnough, Pelleville,
Ky.
A. A. VanBlbber, Delaware.
JPAGETHREE
cljr^jpn, East Route.
. iTJ'or, Nowata.
SMALL REWARD
FDR SWINDLER
Chicago, Dec. 22.—A reward of
$1,000 for the arrest of Leo Koretz,
charged with operating a $5,000,000
‘Oil bubble” swindle will be posted
in every important city in the world,
according to the authorities, who
have so far announced the develop-
ments of no tangible clues throwing
light on his whereabouts after a
two weeks search. Meanwhile in
vestigatora are tracing long distance
telephone calls made by Koretz to a
woman in New York for ten daya
prior to his departure from Chicago
n the behalf that his flight was ar-
ranged at that time.
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| QUAKES REPEAT
IN COLOMBIA
Bogota, Columbia, Dee. 22—Earth-
quakes that took a toll of three
ousand lives and made twenty-
three thousand persons homeless
along the Ecuadorean border, were
renewjd Thursday and Friday, ac-
cording to advices here.
Details of the second disaster are
very meagre due to broken lines of
communication.
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The
Christm a$
S t a re
ALL ABOARD
For the Land of Joy
The Land of Toys is the Land of Joys for Kiddies at Christmas time—and what would
Christmas be without them? Tomorrow and then it will be too late to make someone
happy on Christmas morning. Here you will find special arrangements have been
made to take care of the LAST DAY RUSH.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
Mechanical Toys
Games
Dolls
Drums
Horns
Guns
Dishes
Blocks
Books—Bibles
Kiddie Kars
Wagons
Chairs
Umbrellas
Gloves
Silk Hosiery
Ivory
Hand Bags
Toilet Articles
Fancy Linens
Cut Glass
Electric Lamps
Silverware
Art Glass
Shoes
House Slippers
Sachet
Bath Salts
This will be the kiddies’ last chance to see Old Santa; be sure and bringr
them in between 1:30 and 4:00 in the afternoon.
WE WILL REMAIN OPEN MONDAY EVENING
Don’t fail to attend our Half Price Sale of Ladies’ Suits, Coats and Dresses.
Every Garment Included.
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CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN AriP MISSES
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MERCHANTS TO HAVE HOLIDAY TRADE
BOOTHS AT SHOW
WAS VERY BRISK
Arrangements are being made q Although the roads are in almost
for the merchants' booths which I impassable condition, the merchants
INK FACTORY
Cape Girardeau, Mo., Dee. 22.—
An ink factory has been established
here. The Popular Bluff Ink Com-
pany la manufacturing black ai
red inka, of a brand known aa
Protexu”, which already has bean
placed on the market here and in
other pointa In eoutheaatern Missouri
id Arkansas.
Ilia ink contains acid and is said to
be good for record purposes.
will be used to display the mer-
chandise during the Nowata Coun-
ty Poultry and Dairy Show which
will be held in the Epperson Bros.
Garage at the corner of Oak and
Delaware streets on January t to
fi. Display booths on the same or-
der as those used at the Nowata
county fair will be installed by the
merchants of the city and it is ex-
pected that this display will be one
of the featuree of the show.
Dairymen are becoming inter-
ested in the coming event and
many are already planning to bring
their stock to the show for exhibi-
tion purposes. The poultry men
sre always interested and aa a re-
sult Nowata county has as good
poultry show annually as is held
anywhere in the state.
One of the features of the show
will be the trial on Friday night,
January 5, when “The Scrub Bull”
will be placed on trial for his life.
Prominent speakers will prosecute
and defend the sc sub and the trial
Win be carried out with the same
procedure aa if a human waa on
trial.
Every farmer in Nowata county
should hear this trial, aa H will
be highly ins true tire aa well aa
amusing.
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SAT YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR
of Nowata report a fairly good
Christmas business. All day Sat-
urday and until a late hour Sat.
urdav night the stores were crowd-
ed and the streets were thronged
with people loaded down with
Christmas bundles, hurrying here
and there. The season as a whole
has been quiet for a holiday season,
but at that, most of the merchants
state that business compares very
favorably with last year.
The ruin of last week put the
roads in a very deplorable condi-
tion and proved to the satisfaction
of all that this county needs hard
surfaced roads of some kind. Not
only are the present roads a
money-losing propsition for every
merchant in the county, but the
condition in which they are today
works a hardship upon every citi-
zen in the county.
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NOWATA
COTTON
MARKET
IS BEST
Two Independence. Kan., farm-
ers brought two bales of cotton
to the Nowata Cotton Gin Friday
and disposed of it to. the local
The Kansas men stated that
wata was a hatter market for cot-
ton than Independence.
EXPECT “HIKE” FOR
CHRISTMAS GIFT
Although eastern oil was ad-
vanced 15c Saturday, the Prairie
Oil & Gas Co. failed to post the
the expected raise in the price of
Mid-Continent crude. Local oil
men state that the company is com-
templating a Christmas gift to the
producers in this field and that
the “hike” will come Monday.
This makes the second “hike”
in the eastern market last week, al-
though the last raise was on a dif-
ferent grade of oil than that which
was advanced Monday. However, lo-
cal oil men believe that the bot-
tom in the price of oil haa been
reached and that from now on the
price will be steadily increased.
ATTRACTIVE WINDOW DISPLAY
The Lee-Holbert Motor Co., on
North Maple street, has arranged
one of the most striking window
displays seen during this Christmas
season. The window contains
automobile accessories of all kind*,
as well as radio “A” and “B” bat-
teries, and was designed by Mr.
Holbert. and Mr. Brame.
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THE SAME KIND. TENDER CARE
AFTER
THAT YOU GAVE BEFORE
£. T. ROBERTS A SON
“THE FIRM WITH A PURPOSE"
Est. 1896
; FUNERAL DIRECTORS
PW*m Day or Night—8S
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Norton, J. T. Nowata Daily Star (Nowata, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 214, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 23, 1923, newspaper, December 23, 1923; Nowata, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1320773/m1/3/?q=architectural+drawings: accessed June 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.