Nowata Daily Star (Nowata, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 293, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 29, 1922 Page: 3 of 6
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GUST 29. 1922
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ill Swirls in With The
Season's New Frocks
How many hundred of tasteful women have been waiting for
these delightful dresses—eager to select one or two new frocks in
the latest styles—ready for these first days when an autumn
breeze makes it possible to set aside the apparel of summer.
How soft and supple are the new materials! How graceful
are the new styles, and what a satisfaction it is to be able to pur-
chase them at a cost far below their actual value.
We Don't Mind
'Felling You
AN A DVANCE SALE OF
New Fail Frocks & Suits
$24.75
—that these Collegian Caps for Fall
are by far, the best looking caps
that we have ever seen, and we’ll
wager, that you have ever seen.
Come on in and get yours. We have
the style, color, and pattern to meet
every taste.
Here are a few examples of the suits and dresses included in
this sale. See the rest of them as soon as possible.
The suit selection includes a navy
blue poiret twill with the prevailing
long skirt and accompanying long
coat. Its low, slim, crisp lines make
it especially attractive.
A dress of navy poiret twill,
fastening on the side and
trimmed with black and blu3 baby
pressed braid is exceedingly smart.
$1.25 to $3.00
Standing out among the Silk Dresses
in this selection is a Black Canton Crepe,
with long waist and wide sash. Beau-
tiful fagoting gives it added distinction.
We Close
Thursday) Noon
We Close
Thursday Noon
shave, shampoo and tonic, Hagan’s j Hardware ft Supply.
CARNIVAL PRIZES
HAVE BIG VALUE
Barber Shop.
Seventh Drawn —85c can Fly
Chaser, Lanning Seed Co.
Eighth Drawn—$3.50 gallon Paint,
M. R. Lumber ft Shingle Co.
Ninth Drawn—One dozen Loaves
of Bread, Quality Bakery.
Tenth Drawn—Hair Shampoo and
Curl, Marinello Beauty Shop.
Costume Carnival
Most Unique Costume—30x3 Cas-
ing. J. G. Beck Motor Co.
Most Handsome Ladies’ Costume
—$5 Silk Umbrella, Campbell Cobbs
ft Hart. I
Most Abbreviated Ladies Costume j 1—Siver Loving Cup,
—$5 Hat, Mayhew’s Millinery. i Bosworth.
Best Rube Make-up—$3.75 case of ! 2—Silver Shaving Mug,
Burweiser, Whistle Bottling Works, j Wardell.
Bathing Girl—$5 Cut flowers any I Consolation Brize—Gallon
time, R. W. Benjamin, second prize I Grade Motor Oil, Morpep
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This morning the advance man of
the John Robinson circus hit town
about for some
and while casting ___________
good looking windows in which to
hang his paper advertising the circus,
he spied the vacant building next to
Frick-Reid store, which is owned by
the Farmers Supply. Accosting Bob
Brady, the obliging advance man of-
fered Bob complimentary tickets to
the circus for the use of the windows
to hang his paper.
Bob. scenting a chance to save
some money and at the game time,
giving his whole family an oppor-
tunity to see the circus free, agreed
to the deal, providing the. advance
man would give him enough tickets
for “my WHOLE family.” ,
“You’re on,” said the obliging ad-
vance man, and started to write the
tickets. “How many in your family,
he asked.
I The committee in charge of the
I distribution of prizes among the
I various events at the Red Cross
I Carnival met Monday afternoon and
’Iarranged for the following prizes in
I the different events:
I Prises for the Trap Shoot
I 1—$25 Traveling Bag, Three
I Banks of Nowata.
I 2—$4.50 Inner Tube, O. T. Motor
I Co.
3—$5 Smoker’s Set, E. T. Roberts
I & Son.
I 4—Water Set, pitcher and glasses.
I Reed Stores Co.
I 5—$5 Waterman’s Fountain Pen,
I Pioneer Drug Store.
I 6—$1.50 can Varnish Stain, E. A.
| Graves.
7— 5 Gallons Morpep Gasoline,
I Morpep Gasoline Station.
8— Suit Cleaned and Pressed. A us-
I tin Cleaners.
9— $1 Neck Tie, L. Barr.
10— $5 Spot Light, T. E. Saxon &
Son.
11— $2.50 Beltogram, Palace
Clothing Store.
12— $4 One year’s subscription to
the Daily Star.
13— $6 Pair Weed Chains. I
14— 5 Tickets to the Royal Then-
tre.
15— $5 Gillette Safety Razor.
16— $5 worth of legal advice.
Brooks Campbell.
17— Battery charged, The Battery
Shop.
18— $2 Nickeled Radiator Cap for
Buick, Service Garage.
19— $1 Dozen Mason Fruit Jars,
Greenway’s Grocery.
20— $4.60 Inner Tube, Nowata
Tire ft Supply Co.
21— Suit cleaned and pressed, Joe
Pierce.
22— One Gallon Texaco
ELKS TO GIVE
ANOTHER DANCE
DELAWARE WILL
BE HERE SUNDAY
The dance committee of the Elks , The Delaware ball team, which de-
has announced that there will be a tested the fast Chelsea team last
dance Friday night at the Elks Home. Sunday by a score of 9 to 2, will
The recent balloon dance was such an PlaV the Nowata team at the City Park
enjoyable affair that the Elks who Sunday afternoon,
danco urged that another dance be Manager George Chambers, of the
glveii Delaware team, states that he has
1—Siver
Bosworth.
$3 pair Brown Glove Silk Hose, Willis
Boot Shop.
Hula Hula Dancer—$5 Laundry
Book, Nowata Laundry.
Comical Costume
__ . _ . answered
i Bob, grinning behind his left ear as
Pryor.—Pryor Boy Scouts enjoyed he thought of how he had “put one
a camping trip on the Little Spavi- I over” on the advance man.
naw, north of Salina, last week, j As he finished writing the ninth
They were accompanied by Virgil ticket, the advance man wiped the
Tilly, scoutmaster, and James Dial perspiration from his brow, and said:
assistant. A dozen boys made the I’ll say you’ve got SOME
trin fo ivilir Uoeo'al waiiw 4 inL-ate fltm
$5 Meal Ticket,
Ideal Cafe.
Best Kid Make Up—Case of pop,
Whistle Bottling Works.
OM Fiddlers’ Contest
1— $7.50 Carving Set, Farmers
Supply.
2— $6 Box of Cigars, A. B. Colter
Cigar Stand.
3— Aluminum Teapot, Nowata
There will be a good orchestra
Friday night and the dancing will
start promptly at 9 o’clock.
ERNE HAS FINE STRAWBERRIES
L. W. Erne brought to this office
HAVE NEW CARS this morning a sample of Everbearing
_ Strawberries, which he grew at hi3
The Hollis Auto Co. now has on home on South Hickory. These ber-
e floor the 1928 models of the ries are what Mr. Erne calls dry-
lick Four and Buick Six five pas- weather berries, as they had practic-
nger touring cars. The cars show ally no water, tout are as good looking
any improvements over the 1922 and good tasting berries as we have
Kiel*. - metUM seen this year. This goes to prove
........fifj- ! that the Everbearing .strawberry can
, | be successfully grown in this county
Which
Is Larger the
even though we have no rain.
Motor
Oil, Liberty Gasoline Station.
23— $1.60 Men’s Work Shirt. Cash
Mercantile Co.
24— Year’s Subscription to Nowata
Times.
25— $4.50 Inner Tube,
Tire Shop.
26— $3 Kool Kush ion
Auto Co.
27— Can F. F. O. G. (
can F. F. O. G. Peache
Market.
28— 24-pound sack of Flour,
Frank Spencer
! 29—Two packages Instant Coffee,
Hoffman ft Say.
30— $4.40 worth Shells (4 boxes).
Boone Hardware Co.
31— $3 Set A. C. Spark Plugs for
Ford. Cherokee Tire Co.
82—$1.25 can Ideal Motor Oil.
Constantin Oil Corporation.
35— 1—$2.10 box of Light Bulba
Public Service Co.
34—$1 Ignition Trouble Finder
Auto Supply Co.
36— Red Michelin Inner Tube, any
size. Greenwood Auto Co.
86—Bath Ticket, Savoy Hotel.
37— Ford Front Fonder Brace,
East Side Garage.
88— 81 can of Apricots, East Side
Grocery ft Market.
89— $8.60 Rose Tire Pump, Korco
The sun is the largest but
you can hold the cent so
close to your eye that you'll
lose sight of the sun.
1st a datp friN ar a Mg earn 1
Meredith
CALUMET
Is the qual-
ity leavener—
for real econo-
my in the kitch-
en, always use
Calumet, one
trial will con-
vince you.
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Norton, J. T. Nowata Daily Star (Nowata, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 293, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 29, 1922, newspaper, August 29, 1922; Nowata, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1321137/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.