Dewey Globe (Dewey, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, October 24, 1919 Page: 4 of 8
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This GREAT SPECIAL SALE is still going on, with New Bargains coming in daily. If you have
not attended this sale, don’t fail to do so in the next few days. These bargains are going fast and will
soon be gone. Buy early and save money. THE PEOPLES’ STORE.
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Visit our Blanket and Drapery Dept.
You will find many Special Bargains
for your Fall and Winter Supplies.
$3.00 Gray Blankets $2.49
Extra good grade gray blankets;
blue or pink borders; full size. .Well
worth more than
we ask. This
sale at..........—
$6.95 Wool Nap Blankets $4.95
Here is a real value. Full size 66x88,
gray or plaid wool nap blankets.
Heavy twilled body.
Special
sale-----------------
$1.48 Baby's Crib Blankets $1.19
Extra good fancy baby blankets.
Full size. These are samples and
are worth far more
than we are asking.
This sale at--------
$1.00 Crib Blankets 75c
Manv neat and pretty patterns in
this baby blanket. Makes a dandy
cover for the baby.
This sale
only------------—
$2.49
$4.95
$1.19
75c
$2.50 Wool Fleeced Bats $1.98
Beautiful wool fleeced bats, full size,
72x90. Make the warmest of comforts
and (iuilts.
Special
Sale ________________
oi cumiuns
$1.98
$2.00 Suit Cases $1.49
Our Piece-Goods Dept, has more
Bargains than ever before. The
counters are piled high with Special
Bargains for your approval.
Specials from our Men’s and Boys Furnishing Dept.
Full size fiber suit case. Metal
boumi A good serviceable case. A
real value.
This sale
only----------------
$3.00 Plain and Fancy Silks $2.45
A large assortment of plain and
fancy silks, in satins and taffetas.
The best quality.
This sale
lat..................
m laueias.
$2.45
it; case.
$1.49
78c Cotton Bats 69c
$2.75 Taffetas and Messalines $1.99
Extra good quality of 36-inch taffe-
tas and messalines
value. Special
Sale
Price -------------
all colors; a real
$1.99
Pretty, snowy
pound weight.
A real value.
Special Sale----
cotton bats, full 2
69c
35c Cotton Bta 25c
Here is a dandy cotton bat. weights
up to 16 oz. Just what you want for
a small bat.
This sale
only --------------------
$1.25 Pillows 98c
Dandy pillows made of fancy
ing and good grade
of feathers. Special
This sale
25c
tick-
$2.50 Costume Velvetines $1.95
Very fine grade 27-inch Costume
Velvetines, comes in all the new
colors. This is where you can sup-
ply your needs.
This sale
only ________________
lju tan sup-
$1.95
30c Percale 23c
Good quality bookfold percale in
a large assortment of patterns. Makes
good dresses and “
aprons. This
sale at -----------------
;. Maxes
23c
35c Outing 25
Extra good weights outing in light
or dark patterns.
Full width. This
sale------------------------
1U Ugtll
25c
35c Huck Towels 25c
Full size in this extra good Huck
towel. Just what you have been
looking for.
Special
sale--------------------
e ueeu
25c
We take Baby and Liberty Bonds in
exchange for Goods.
45c Ginghams 35c
A large line of patterns in this
standard grade bookfold ginghams.
A real value.
35c Linen Crash 22'/2c
This is a real bargain. Full width
unbleached linen crash
those extra towels
you need. This
sale at------------------
to make
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30c Bleached Muslin 23'/2C
Full width bleached muslin. Stand-
ard brands. A real
neuti
$2.95
$2.49
good grade
button or
$2.49
$8.95
i top laced
ntoked. All
are way be-
$8.95
$4.99
grade lace
and chrome
$4.99
$3.50 Boys' Shoes $2.95
Boys’ best grade gun mettd shoes,
either button or lace.
Wliile this special lot
lasts at --------------
$4.00 Men's 8hoes $2.49
A large line of men's good grade
gun metal shoes, either button or
lace, makes a good
work shoe. All sizes.
This sale at —........-
$12.00 Men's Boots $8.95
Men’s best grade high top laced
boots, either brown or smoked. All
sizes. These boot prices are way be
low market cost to
day. This sale
only_______________
$6.50 Boys’ Boots $4.99
All sizes in boys best grade lace
tioots; good heavy sole and chrome
tan uppers.
Special
sale at -----------
$1.25 Canvas Leggins 99c
All sizes in men's and boys’ leggins
with steel staye.
Special
sale ------------------------
$2.50 Men’s Fleeced and Ribbed
Unions $1.95
All sizes in men best grade High
Rock fleeced unions and Setsnug
ribbed unions.
This sale
at ________
$1 Ribbed Shirts and Drawers 89c
Nice fine ribbed shirts and drawers;
all sizes. This is a special sale of
99c
nci oeisnug
$1.95
$1.50 Boys’ Fleeced Unions 99c
Boys' good grade fleeced unions,
sizes 10, 12, 14 and 16. Wliile this lot
lasts at this
special
price ..............
$1.25 Boys’ Fleeced Unions 85c
Extra good grade of boys’ fleeced
unions, sizes 2. 4, 6. 8;
special for this
sale at ---------------------
$7.00 Ladies' Shoes $5 95
Ladies' brown or black, kid or calf-
skin shoes; either military or high
heels; a real saving
at this price.
This sale only -----
. $6.00 Ladies' Shoes $4.75
This lot includes all sizes, in high
or low heels, in black, brown or gray
kid or calfskin. Some with cloth
tops. Special
sale
price-------------------
$2.50 Ladies' Boudoir Slippers $1.99
All colors and sizes in this ladies'
high grade kid
boudoir slippers.
Special sale ---------
$3.50 Misses’ and Children’s Shoes
$2.49
While this special lot of children's
gun metal and kid shoes lasts they
go at this
bargain
price —-----------
$4.00 Misses’ and Children's Shoes
$2.99
Ail sizes in these good grade button
or laee kid and gun metal shoes.
Fine school shoes.
Sale
price ----------------
99c
s 85c
fleeced
85c
95
or calf-
ary or high
$5.95
l $4.75
izes. in high
own or gray
with cloth
$4.75
ippers $1.99
i this ladies'
$1.99
ren’s Shoes
of children's
■s lasts they
$2.49
ren's Shoes
grade button
netal shoes.
$2.99
$7.50 Men’s Sweaters $4.95
Men's heavy rope sweaters, coat
stylewith good pockets. Come in Kray
or maroon, all
sizes. Special
sale ----------------
$2.50 Men’s Sweaters $1.95
Men's gray cotton sweaters, all
sizes. Makes a dandy,
work sweater.
This sale at --------
$7.50 Men’s Mackinaws $5.95
Men's well made, part wool Macki-
naws. made with hell and large pock-
ets. large assortment of colors and
sizes.
This
sale at ---------------
$5.00 Boys’ Mackinaws $3.69
This is a dandy coat for the little
fellows. Made just like men's; all
colors and sizes.
A good school coat.
This sale only -----
$4.00 Men’s Corduroy Panta $2.95
Extra good weight men’s corduroy
pants. Well made and
a serviceable pant.
This sale at ---------
$3.00 Bays' Pants $1.99
A large line of boys’ wool mixed
and corduroy pants. Well made to
stand the knocks.
All sizes. This
sale at --------------
$6.50 Men’s Work Shoe* $4.95
This is an excellent work shoe, ex-
tra well made of either brown or
smoked chrome tanned uppers.
Good soles.
All sizes.
This sale at ------
ome in gray
$4.95
s $1.95
venters, all
$1.95
ws $5.95
wool Macki-
large pock-
colors and
$5.95
s $3.69
or the little
men's; all
$3.69
ants $2.95
i’s corduroy
$2.95
11.99
wool mixed
dl made to
$1.99
let $4.95
rk shoe, ex-
hrown or
:d uppers.
$4.95
INSURE
Your Dwelling
and Contents
AGAINST
Fire & Tornado
THE HATES ARE REASONABLE
— SEE—
N. E. Woodard
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
Dewey PHONE 142 Oklahoma
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Miss Goddard, a state Endeavorer
and Sunday school worker, will he
with us Sunday at rtie 11 o'clock hour
and all will greatly enjoy her visit.
The evening subject of sermon will
he, “Neglect."
Bible school at 1U a. m.
We extend a'eordial invitation to the
public to tie with us in these meet-
ings. W. J. Haywood. Pastor.
ELM GROVE CIRCLE
On Wednesdy evening. October 29.
Elm Grove Circle will meet at Odd
Fi^lows hall. All members are urged
to be present. Initiation of members
will take place and officers are asked
to fill their chairs. Bartlesville officers
will be present. Maud. Garrison
Clerk.
Boston Millinery now has a most
elaborate display of pattern hats Do
not fail to see them. 42-43
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Roberts and
Mrs. G. C. Mintz will leave Saturday
for a visit at Tulsa and Sapulpa with
friends.
Mrs. G C Mintz and son Harry and
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Roberts motored
to Nowata Wednesday and spent the
day with friends.
Peters Hardware Store
HARDWARE
Shell-metal, Plumbing and Tin Work
Roht. Detwiler was attending court
at Bartlesville Wednesday, acting as
juryman
Mrs. E. Modeer is out after an ill-
ness the past two weeks.
Read A. Kaiser's ad of the closing-
outs ale of wallpaper. 42-43
“Give a Thought
To Music”
When we started in business in Bartlesville, nearly
four years ago. our one ambition was to place into the
hands of our customers the best and most complete lines
of musical goods obtainable, backed by the rigid guaran-
tee: "Your money’* worth or your money back.”
With each succeeeding day bringing numbers of sat-
isfied customers, we feel that we have succeeded.
The Barnett Music Co.
"The House of Mu»icM
313 Dewey Ave., , Phone 822 Bartlesville
Excelsior Cycle Co.
BICYCLES
A Complete Stock on Hand
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
402 Dewey Ave.
We carry a full line of all kinds of
Shelf Hardware
Automobile Supplies
and the largest stock of
TIRES
in town
Gome in and see us at
PETERS HARDWARE STORE
Phone 130
1
M I L L I N E R Y
All
The
Latest
Styles
Materials
See Us
Boston Millinery
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Get the Best
Gas Stoves
at the Dewey Gas Company
Cash or payments.
Ten months to pay if desired.
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Cranston, C. Dewey Globe (Dewey, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, October 24, 1919, newspaper, October 24, 1919; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc950548/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.