Nowata Daily Star (Nowata, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 155, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 19, 1922 Page: 3 of 10
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SUNDAY, MARCH 19, W22.
NOWATA DAILY STAR
PAGE THREE
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They're Great
O wonder that Knit Ties are so
popular.
You can tie them a
“hundred” times and they’ll still
look like new.. They wear out
slowly—sometimes it seems as
though they never wear out. We’ve
something novel in the way of color
combinations and a price that’s sur-
prisingly low.
75c to $1.00
Men’s, younti men’s and youths’ new
Spring; Suits—$29.50.
boys' Best Ever Suits for Spring
are here.
JheSKen'sShop
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PIONEER LADY RESIDENT
IS CALLED BY DEATH
Mrs. Margaret Frye, the widow' of
the late Thomag Frye, passed away
Saturday afternoon at 3id") o’clock
at. the home of her son, Lew Frye, 10
miles southeast of the city. The
iady was born in Indiana January 2fi,
ISIS, and was 74 years, 1 month and
20 days old. She had been a resi-
dent of Nowata county for the last
31 years, having moved here from
Missouri in the fall of 1891. She
is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Grace Willis, of this city, and Mrs.
I.indy J. Reed of Estella, Okla., and
one son. Lew Frye, of the home ad-
dress; also one sister, Mrs. Hulda
Warner, Commerce, and one broth-
er, Wm. MendenhaH, of Kansas.
The funeral services will be con-
ducted from the home this afternoon
at 1:30 o’clock, Rev. Poyner of Al-
iuwe officiating. Interment wil
be made in the Armstrong Cemetery
under the direction of E. T. Rob-
erts & Son, funeral directors in
charge.
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MOLAY PROCRAM
AT METHODIST CHURCH
DeMolay Devotional Day will be
observed at the Methedist church
with a special service at 11 o’clock,
to which all are invited.
The program follows:
Organ Prelude.
Prayer.
Gloria in Excelsia.
Scripture Reading—Chaplain of
DeMolay Chapter.
Solo—Glen Whitchurch.
‘De Molay”—Master Counciler.
■ Anthem—“Praise Ye the Father.”
Offering and Announcements.
Hymn—“America.’’
Sermon—“The Jeweled Crown”—
Rev. Albert Noah Smith.
Doxology.
Benediction.
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BASKETBALL TEAM IS
ENTERTAINED AT PARTY
THREE CELEBATE
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Sam F. Wilkinson, C. C. Crenshaw
and Wilbur McKenzie ceh brated their
birthday anniversaries Saturday night
with a party at Mr. Wilkinson’s
rooms in the Roberts apartments.
About a dozen were present and at
9 o’clock a buffet luncheon was serv-
ed. The evening was pass* d in a
social manner and all reported a very
enjoyable time.
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The members of the Nowata high
school basketball team, and Coach
Wilke,, were entertained by Captain
Bob Kingo Saturday night at his
home. Coach Wilke was presented
with a gold “N" pin. Those who at-
tended the party stated that they
had a very tine time.
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NOTICE. LEGION MEN!
The Newton Martin McKellar Post
of the American Legion will hold a
meeting Monday night at 7:30 at
the auditorium. All members urged
to be present.
R. 1. ALLEN. P. C.
WM. ESTLIN, Adj. 19-2tc
SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR
1 SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR
LOOK!
We still have
vl£xtfce” Battries
for sale at 10 r'< Discount while they last.
We are selling agents for.
Mobiloils
the correct lubrication for all cars.
We clean your crank case free if you use Mobiloil.
Tube vulcanizing department still running also Generator
and Starter troubles fixed.
Batteries recharged 75c and $1.00
Hollis Auto Co.
Phone 175
Good-bye Yesterday
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Let's Be Worthy of
Tomorrow
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Yet, we probably made some mistake yesterday.
Our people are only human. We’re terribly
-orry if we disappointed anyone—sent the
wrong goods—didn’t have something in stock
that we should have .had.
BUT DID YOU TELL US ABOUT IT?
How much we do want to know all these things!
- And so few people tell us about them.
We want to be worthy of tomorrow, and we
are determined each day to make this a better
store tomorrow; but we can only accomplish
big results that way by knowing every little
1hing that we do wrong.
Won’t you kindly t<^l us promptly and help us
to keep on serving you better every day?
Thank you.
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Blouses With the Magic Touch of
Peasant Embroidery
No doubt you have looked at Peasant Blouses
many times; they are more reasonably priced
now than at the start of the season and are no
less attractive. Their round necklines, their
full sleeves gathered into a trim cuff, their
white crepe de Chine grounds emphasized by
Bulgarian designs embroidered in gay colors
have a quaint charm that lingers—a charm that
added to the smartness of your tailleur will com-
pose an exceptional costume.
Cleverly Styled
Betty Wales
Dresses
»ts
ilt
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Representing a very special
Purchase
$10.00
$25.00
3!
Spring House Dresses of Colorful
Ginghams and Organdies
Why not, new fashions in House Dresses?
Why not. indeed!
Does not the tasteful housekeeper have quite as
much pride in her appearance when doing her
chores about home, among those she likes best
of all, as she does when she goes abroad?
And so here are crisp, bright and yet most dur-
able House Dresses, that are quite adorable, and
yet priced for as little as this:
Betty Wales Dresses are not in
the $25.00 class, and we con-
sider ourselves fortunate, in-
deed, in this arrangement,
whereby we can offer our pa-
trons these fine Dresses at such
a low figure.
S3.50
All the new styles and fabrics
are among this assortment.
Charming, authoritative Spring
Styles. Beautiful fabrics, in-
cluding canton Crepes. Crepe
de Chine, Marcellette Crepe, in
wonderful colorings.
The New Mash Bags—Are Here
Certainly, mylady will not think of making her
first appearance in a spic span new spring out-
fit without one of the smart bags. A very spe-
cial purchase has made it possible for us to offer
our
at
Every Dress has the famous
Betty Wales Label which as-
sures the wearer of the finest
workmanship and correct
styles.
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r natrons the new and popular size Mesh Bags
the extremely
low
price of
$3.98
See them $25.00
These Mesh-Bags will make splendid Gradua-
tion Gifts.
When Your Fashion
Fancy Turns to
Wraps
Charming New Dresses
For women, of course. So richly effec-
tive; so softly clinging; so artistically de-
signed.
Simplicity itself, you’ll say; ytt “style all
the while;” so quietly adorned; so re-
fined—twith all the character of made-
to-order frocks, yet all ready to put on
and wear tomorrow. And only
If it is to a wrap that you have decided
to give the privilege of costuming you for
the afternoon promenade, you will find
these worthy of your favor; either the
luxurious, richly embroidered Wraps of
soft pile fabrics or the more dashing
Capes of sports woolens with their gay
overplaidings and fringed finishes. Se-
lections are generous enough to meet in-
dividual preferences and prices extreme-
ly moderate.
$32.50
So many other kinds as well, if you had
something else in mind—all equally in-
terestingin style and price.
Ginghams Are Always Needed
in Quantities
$25.00
upward
They launder beautifully, are gay and
colorful and adaptable to such trim,
smart styles. Little girls require so many
Gingham frocks and mothers find them
best for morning wear. With this num-
ber of frocks needed it is well to choose
ones’ Ginghams early and allow plenty
of time for making. Crisp, fine, non-
shrinkable weaves in new shades of rust,
rose, lavender, blue and yellow, and new
variations of the checked patterns as-
sure the completeness of our selections.
CORRECT •APPAREL FOR WOMEN AP'D MISSES
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Norton, J. T. Nowata Daily Star (Nowata, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 155, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 19, 1922, newspaper, March 19, 1922; Nowata, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1321268/m1/3/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.