Fashionable wool plaids and skirts offered at public sale
A stock described as very newest and fashionable features wool plaids with camel hair effects, well made and lined, priced from 5 dollars. Ladies skirts of extra quality serge Henriettas brilliantines and brocade suitings are offered from 75 cents to 8 dollars and 50 cents. If no ready made skirt suits, they will be made to exact measurements from customer material.
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Vinita
G. B. McGlasson
Louis Mooday
McGlason
Weir City
Adele
Chapman & Briggs
Kellar Walker
St. Louis
J. M. Whitford
Owsta Brett
Tuore Loam
Big Eagles
Whitevak
Dress Goods at 25 Cents Per Yard in Wide Assortment
We offer a larger selection of dress suitings than before with dress flannels trecots cheviots serges and Henriettas. Widths range from 3 to 38 inches and colors are varied. These goods are actually worth 35 cents per yard.
Wash Goods Sale Listing with Various Fabrics
Advertisement notes discount fabric categories including percales 36 inches wide at 84 cents per yard standard brand. Flannelettes fleece back double fleece plaids and stripes Amoskeag Vicugna cloth priced per yard to 25 cents. Plaid cotton suitings offered from 1 cent to 25 cents per yard.
Millinery department offers advance needlework and wraps
The millinery department advertises advance in art needlework drawn work and commercial pieces. It promotes ladies capes and jackets and children and misses wraps now available for inspection. Prices range from 75 cents to 20 dollars for ladies items and 75 cents to 7.50 dollars for children's wraps, with fur collarettes shown at all prices.
Men’s winter suits and shoes offered at low prices
A department store advertises heavy winter suits from 5.00 to 15.00, including Agnan and imported clay worsted lines, plus custom made options at 15.00. Boys’ suits range 1.00 to 3.00, undershirts from .25 to .50, wool underwear, and a new line of men’s black and tan shoes at 3.50 praised for quality and value.
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Agnan
Commissioner and deputies tour Fairland court
Local officials led by Commissioner Don Carlos and deputies Paden Tolbert and D M Webb visited Fairland on Monday for a court session. The report also notes community updates including new moves, school arrivals, and a missing pocketbook recovery offer.
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Don Carlos
Paden Tolbert
D. M. Webb
Fairland
Albert Morris
Nowata
Mise Bensie
Matt Hawkins
Jim Harmon
Louie Thomason
Tsme
Willburton Lumber Company
Permeeter
Chouteau
Marre
C. Cherington
Fitf
Beege
Pista Ie Fila
Auraney
Adair
Vinita
Seneca
T. U
Poteau
Tiis
W.P. Mayes
W. H. Doherty
Grove
The
Arkansas & Oklahoma
They Caught No Fish And Rain Disrupts Local Life
A fragmented local column details a rainy spell with a five week run, social events including a double wedding at the Western hotel, and notes on community life. Mentions Coffeyville, Kansas, a Bank timelock, and various residents such as James Durans, Mrs. Durans, Durans family, and local teachers. Also reports travel mentions to St. Louis and Columbus, Kansas, plus several minor edits about farms, horses, and upcoming moves.
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Millinery Department
Ratcliff Mercantile Company
Initas Indian Territory
Gray
Wilburton Lumber Yard
W. Pertee
Lambert Lambert
Wilburburton Lamber Yard
Lee Darrett
W. le Trott
Lee Barrett’s
Katy
Mr. Clements
St. Louia
Clase
Lee Barret
W. Hi. H. Scudder
Chelsea
W. W. Kengle
Cawoga
Kansas
Cecil Ryan
Mixes Lula Gray
J.T. Gunter
Ellen Hunter
Itone
Iowa
Frank
Churchill
Revenue Inapeator
Nell Duncan
Chetopa
Nettle Duncan
Ubia Place
Wilburton
Myrtle Webb
C. W. Miller
W. L. Trott
Capt. Cobb
Ders
Indian Territory
Coffeyuille
Kensas
James Durans
Var Bios
Thia Place
Moore
Thompson
Veu
Dullare
Columbus
Kan
J. K. Clingan
Fur
Spain
Olivia
Barcelona
Pende
Alken
Chelopa
Frisco
Vie Olte
First National Bank
Western Hotel
Lige Binkley
Mise Aurie Henley
Spring Garden
G. W. Stucker
Mise Mabel C.cumont
Jamison
Tage
Oswego Grain Co
Trantt
Big Cabin
L. C. Milter
Bob Sobe
Miles
Dusually
Frank Jones
Arkansas
E.J. Dixon
Miss Ua Mitchell
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