Cleveland County Enterprise. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 18, 1911 Page: 8 of 8
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FRESH and PURE
This is the verdict of those who have tried our
(iKOOERIKS that what we sell is I'Voli and, Pure.
We are headquarters lor all kinds ol ijood things to
eat, and are always glad to serve you. Our
Golden Rose Coffee
Is the I Jest on the market for 35 cents.
We also desire to call your special attention toour
Polar Bear Flour
The best Hour in the state for $2.75.
[f its something good to eat you want, call on us.
With cash purchases we give coupons oil
the Enterprise Piano Contest
Stogner & Glasgow
"The People's Friends"
Phone No. 374
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FRANKLIN NEWS NOTES
! Mr M I"
list.
Patterson is on tlk sick
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PROP. GEORGE LENOX
Soloist
With the Hiawatha Chorus
May 20, 1911.
$5.00 Reward
Will he paid for Information lead-
ing to the arres. and conviction of
persons breaking or destroying street
lamps.
Norman MilMnff & Grain Co.
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| Norman Transfer and Storage Co. j
You can bank on the
UNI SCENT CIGAR
M. THOMPSON, Prop
North Peters Ave.
Phone 337
Norman, Oklahoma
A iiurglar'-s Awful Deed
may not paralyze a home socouip'ete-
j |y as a mother's long illness. But Dr.
King's New Life Pills are a splendid
t p tntrly for women ''They gave me
5 I wodiierful benefit in > vistipntion and
J f u a e 11 null! « oie r • M t\
? Dunlap, of I e ■ II, T.- n it ailing,
try them ~'k at All Druggists.
These Prices are Good for Only FOUR Days
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Monday
Col. Foster Bret*, wife and daugh-
ter of ()klahoma City, attended the
convention there last Sunday.
Mrs. Rcttie I vie is visiting her
j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Berry Wynne
• I LTnion (irove.
Miss Pearl Patterson has accepted
a position m the Voble public schools
fur next year.
Mis> Cora Keili* visited ft tends
here over Sund:y :• 1 d attended the
t'onvenion.
The Methodist S. S. will observe
Children ^ 1 >ay the 4th Sunday in
May.
S. .1 Shultz is giving votes on the
piano. Your trade is solieted to help
keep our Sunday school.
The Franklin Sunday school is
asking their friends to help them win
the piano for the church.
Frank A1 sup returned Saturday
irotn a visit with relatives at ( hand-
ler, Okla.
Mrs. M. F. Patterson and Mrs. Dr.
Iloshall were Norman visitors last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Straughn Mosier of
Moore visited Mr. and rs. C. B. Kxo
last Sunday.
Mrs. L. I.noper of Norman visited
her parents and brother Fred over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Clay and family
of near Moore visited Mr. Chas.
Bonham and family over Sunday.
Chas. Harris and Lee Wilson were
business visitors at Norman on
Tuesday.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Gower, who drank lye Friday even-
ing. is doing nicely.
No Such Prices Ever Made
on Shoes
Any $1.0.) sltoe these I days
for only
This includes Wizard for men
dorf-Dittmann shoes for women
Any J3 50 shoe these I days
for only
Any $-'.50 shoe these I days
for only
32.98
Krippen-
$2.48
£
Bargain Counter Shoes
£-.00 and $3.00 Ladies
Slippers .
#3.50 and $4.00 Ladies
Slippers ,
All leather, all styles and all
Mens Slippers
.id to >.">.00 Mens Slippe
j j bargain tout)ter
'ion can't afford to miss this
$248
S2.50
Miss Amy Haun had the misfor-
tune to step on a rusty nail, which is
causing her much pain.
Mrs. McLauchlin, who has been
visiting her brother at Sulphur, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Rozie Bernard was called "to
the City on account of the illness of
her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion DaneU are re-
joicing over the arrival of a new
son last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson of
Norman visited Mrs. Wilson's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. G. E .Fuller, last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gower are
all smiles over the arrival of a new
son last week. All parties including
v Grandpa and Grandma Calvin Gower.
Miss Ellen Wright left on Monday
to tnter the Wesley Training >chool
for Nurses. Miss Kllen will be
greatly missed in this community.
Walter Martin and family. Mrs.
Chas. Harbert. Mr. and Mrs. Starnes
and several others from Norman were
here last Sunday.
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CLOTHING
18 su'ts worth $10.00, these
4 days for only
Ill suits worth $12.50. these
4 days for only
21 suits worth $15.00 to £20.0(1
these 4 days for only ........
STYLES are correst, WORKMAN-
SHIP perfect
Prices Kediculous
Sizes 32 to 42. THESE are SPOT CASH
PRICES, which save you fully half.
Boys Knee Pants
Never had so many. We don't need them,
bul we need the money. Take them, any
of them, these 4 days,
M.00 pants 75^ 00 pants 51,50
I'ully 400 pairs, new knobby patterns Don't
be skeptical about these statements
these advertisements are truthful, wheth-
er you believe them or not If you will
come in we'll convince you.
BOYS sun S
i. $3.50 Hoys new stylt
tine suits
J2 50 Hays new sty le
line suits
SI .50
£5.00 Roys new style
fine suits
IIOSi; RY
4 pair 10c hose these I days for 25c
I pair 20c hose these I days for lioc
ti pair any 25c hose (you can assort
them for men, women an.I . h'.ldren)
for $1.25
You've never seen such lir l class good
such low prices he ft :
for
UNDERWEAR
<1.25 mens union suits thee
4 days
50c mens union suits these
4 days
89c
39c
Ladies muslin drawers, made with hem
stitched lawn ruffle, worth 115c
now ...
These are Spot Cash Prices and
You can't Afford to Miss Them
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Ladies muslin corset covers made in regu-
lar sizes, worth 25c, 4 1%
sale price | g.Q
(iood quality muslin skirts, 12 in. flounce of
tucks and embroidery, worth £1.25 j" A_
wvC
23c |
(<ood quality muslin gows, yokes trimmed
with lace insertion, worth (15c, OQ
UvC
This is no fake sale, we mean every word
we say You are missing a great oppor-
tunity il you fail to buy some of these
goods.
LADIES WAISTS
Ladies line lawn waists, trimmed with lace
and embroidery bandings, worth 05c, J| *j
sale price 4 f C
Ladies line persian lawn waists, trimmed
with fine val lace and embroidery Q"j
banding, worth £1.50, sale price 0/G
The public school closed here 'ast
Friday after a very successful eight-
month term, taught by Miss j\ar'
Patterson.
The singing convention which met
here was attended by the largest
crowd that has ever attended any
previous convention. Splendid pro-
grammes were rendered by Franklin.
Union Grove, Adair. Meeks and Stella
singing classes. Stella stood tlu
highest.
LEXINGTON NEWS ITEMS
The contract for the brdige con-
necting: Lexington and Purcell has
been signed, and work will begin on
the construction in n very few days.
A large force of men will be em-
ployed and the work will be pushed
along as rapidly as possible. It is
expected to have the bridge com-
pleted by fall.
The A. F. and A. M. lodge con-
ferred two Master Mason degrees
Saturday night, after which refresh-
ments consisting of ice cream, straw-
berries and cake were served. The
families and mayn friends were pres-
ent to enjoy the refreshments.
FKJEE
FREE
FREE
Get Busy and Nominate a Friend, or Church in Our
Popular Contest. Prizes Valued at $1,834 given
to the most Popular and Ambitious
Churches or Ladies in
this Vicinity.
Rules and Regulations Govern-
ing Contest.
1. This Pianoand Popular Vot-
ing Contest will be conducted 011
>trictly honest, business principles
with perfect justice and fairness
to h11 concerned. No one in this
otliee or connected with this paper
will be allowed to compete.
2 The $400 Don Pier* e Cabinet
Grand Piano will be given as a
grand prize. The lady or organ-
ization receiving the highest telal
number ot votes will win the grand
prize.
3 The other prizes wi 1 be as
follows:
1st. Prize—one $200 Piano
purchase chectt and 14 k. Diamond
Ring.
2rul Prize—one $200 Piano
purchase check mid Lidy's Gold
Watch, E gin movetn nt.
3rd Prize—one $175 Piano
purchase check and Lady's Gold
Watch, Elgin movement.
4-5-H-7-8-H the prize each one
$150 P ano purchase check, and
each an Elgin Gold Watch
4. We reserve the right to
add more prizes to the above list.
The winner of the Grand Pi ize
cannot compete far other prizes.
5. In the event of a tie for
any prize the value thereof will be
equally divided between those ty"
inf.
6. Right is reserved to change
these rules as necessity may de-
mand.
8 \ otes ore 1* deposite 1 in the
I allot box cannot be Uanf. 1 red to
another party.
it. Postmasters and agents
commi-s'ons are ruspended during
the contest.
10. Votes will be offered from
time to time for special work.
11 An awarding committee of
two of our business men will be
appointed to make a final count
anddistrubition of pria^s.
12 The contest shall close at
0:00 o'c ock P M. June 13th.
13 Two weeks prevlousto the
day of closing, the ballot box will
be locked and sealed, and the key
giveft *.o the judges up pointed,
thus assuring candidates ibere will
be no tampering- with the bal'ots
14 We reserve Iho right not
to award prizes or count the votes
of candidates who turn in less than
$2i on subscription.
15 Organizations can compete
only for the Grand Prizj. Individ-
uals can compe te for any prize.
l(i No voteswill be credited
on sub criptlon to the Enterprise
for a period of time less than one
year. Votes
1 year—$1 00 - 5,000
2 yenrs—$2.t() • 17,000
15,000 votes for each additi on-
al year.
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VINCENT & MILLAR
City Loans. Farm Loans.
Fire and Tornado Insurance
Real Estate
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Theo Osterhaus
Fine Tailoring
French Dry Cleaning and Steam Pressing.
Goods called for and delivered.
Phone 149
First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
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A jolly company of about thirtyfive
young people were delightfully enter-
tained at the resilience of Mr. and
Mr*. T. \V. Keller Friday evening.
At a late hour delicious refreshments
were served.
Cleveland County Abstract Company
(incorporated)
M. F. McFARLAND, Pres. ROY C. SMITH, Sec. and Treas.
NORMAN, OKLAHOMA
The Lexington base ball team went
to Wanette Sunday, where tliey went
down in defeat. The game was an
interesting one: the score being 5 to
4 in favor of Wanette.
| W K. breeding, of the Breeding
! and Kverett Land and Loan Co., was
in the western part or the state last
week on a big land deal.
Abstracts of Title and Conveyances Drawn
Money to Loan
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Ladies fine persian lawn waists, trimmed
with baby irUh embroidery and djfj
tine val lace, worth $2.50 sale priceu |
Don't forget the place to save lots of money
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T V I Harnett and wile, of St.
i • Johns, Kansas after a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends here,
returned to their home Sunday.
County court is in session here this
week. Judge Swank thinks the
docket will be cleaned up during the
term.
Brittain Lumber Co.
| Incorporated]
LUMBER, LIME, CEMENT AND BUILDERS
OF ALL KINDS
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legal business
Friday.
IT ti toll in transacted |
in Oklahoma Citvi
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ENTERPRISE 51 PER YEAR
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Fox, J. O. Cleveland County Enterprise. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 18, 1911, newspaper, May 18, 1911; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc108295/m1/8/: accessed June 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.