The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 230, Ed. 1 Monday, December 23, 1918 Page: 2 of 4
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The Daily Transcript, Norman, Oklahoma,
LAW ENFORCEMENT NO. 4.
In Articles 1, 2 and 3, attention
has been called to our City Ordin-
ances with reference to law en-
forcement generally, and law en-
forcement as applied specifically to
the City Ordinances for the pro-
tection of trees and shrubs in our
parks and parkings; for the pre-
vention of stock and fowls running
at large and trespassing on the
streets and alleys of the City, and
upon the property of citizens; and
the keeping of a nuisance in the
neighborhood. Ret us now exam-
ine some of the duties of good cit-
izenship as suggested in some of
our ordinances.
IJag Worms
First: As a protection to our
trees it is made the duty of every
citizen to destroy the bag worms
upon the trees on his place or in
liis par-Vimr
Duty With Reference to Waste
and Refuse.
Second: Citizens are forbidden
to throw waste or refuse matter on
the streets or in the alleys, or to
allow it to accumulate on their
premises.
Refuse matter must be kept in
a vessel with a water-tight top,
in a convenient place for the
scavenger to get and remove it.
Weeds.
Third: Every citizen is requir-
ed to keep the weeds cut on his or
her property, whether the property
.ia improved or unimproved.
Burning Grass.
Fourth: Before a citizen burns
"the grass on his property, he must
aerve notice of his intention to so
do, and if he does not, he is not
only liable to pay a fine, but is
"liable for damages which others
fnay Buffer.
Sanitury Closets and Sewer Con-
nections.
The ordinance with reference to
these matters is one of the most
important from a health stand-
point, that has ever been passed by
the Mayor and City Council of
Norman. Every good citizen should
willingly comply with this ordin-
ance. This ordinance is lengthy
and should be read by every citi-
zen. If this is inconvenient, the
city clerk, I feel sure, will give
any citizen any information with
reference to same, when asked.
W. L. EAGLETON,
Chairman Public
Welfare Committee.
E B Kimberlin, the Clothier, has U. S. Army shoes and leggings
a complete line of John B Stetson to fit all feet at Kimberlin's store
hats to show you this season. for men and boys.
GOOD ROADS.
(Continued)
The very first organiation in
America to grapple with the subject
of a system of pcrfect highways
throughout the country, was the
"League of American Wheelmen"
bicycle riders. A court decision
was necessary to give a bicycle a
right on the public highways. The
court held that bicycle was a ve-
hicle and therefore entitled to tha
use of public highways. It was a
thinking animal using its leg pow-
er, that rode the bicycle-^ not old
Dobbin, hence the necessity for
good surfaced roads impressed it-
self as never before, and a cam-
paign for Good Roads was inaug-
urated at once. Later the coming
of the motorcycle end automobile
assured a wider and deeper inter-
est in public highway improvement.
Great improvement of the public
highways in many states has been
made within the past 25 years, and
the experimental stage has passed
successfully and the question now is
"How to secure as quickly as pos-
sible more mileage of improved
public highways," the same being
universal as un accretion to the
wealth of the country as any other
improvement.
Road improvement means added
civilization to our state and country j
a3 well as wealth.
It means the cheapening of trana >
portation and the reduction of cqsi
to consumers of the products of j
farm and factory.
JOHN S. ALLAN.
(To be continued j
Bath Robe3, Pajamas and Be l :
Room Slippers, make useful pres-
ents. We are showing a big variety
of each. E. B. Kimberlin, the |
Clothier.
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Beginning Thursday, See. 26,1818,
at
S. A. T, C. Mess Halls
A large quantity of Groceries and provisions
including a car load of potatoes, tableware and
cooking utensils of all kinds. Also a number
of cooking and heating stoves—all in good
^condition.
f' This stuff was bought RIGHT for use at the
S. A. T. C. Mess Halls and will be sold at re-
duced prices.
COME EARLY
Sutton Bros. & Mercer
"IT IS MORE BLESSED TO GIVE THAN
RECEIVE"
The Spirit of Giving--
CHRISTMAS
That spirit of giving! What glad-
ness surges' through the heart of the
giver in the thought that he is to he the
causc of happiness for another!
When you go to the Christmas ex-
ercises tomorrow night, and see the
many happy children and grownups
enjoying to the fullest the spirit of giv-
ing. will you he sure there is no one
you have forgotten?
Stop in tomorrow and select a shirt
or pair of hose for Father, Brother,
Sweetheart or Friend—enjoy that su-
preme feeling of satisfaction of having
caused another to he happy.
SHIRTS
Wilson Brothers' and Cutter-Crossette Makes.
I he hi t for the money—in all desirable materials
and styles, lliiv one of these and jour present
won't fall short—it will be appreciated.
HOSIERY
Hole Proof and Armor Plate for Men and Women.
Make your selections here. Get the best while
you are buying. Hosiery has always been consider-
ed a standard Christmas present.
Our display window gives an idea of the many
practical gifts you may secure to complete your list.
Moomau Clothing Co.
We have a few 0. D. cotton uni- J
forms for military training which
we are closing out at $13.50 a suit.
E. B Kimberlin, the Clothier.
Community Silver individual but-'
ter spreaders. Minteer Hdwe. Co. !
Shears Bros, have installed a I
fine new automatic piano in their i
restaurant—one that discourses j
real music.
Silk lined gloves, Mocha gloves, j
Cape kid gloves in all sizes at Kim- ]
berlin's store for men and boys . |
Community Silves makes the best j
ter spreaders. Minteer Hrwe. Co.
R. H. Parham visited his folks |
in Pauls V:illey over Sunday. He
will move them to Norman in a
few weeks, as soon as he can se-
cure a desirable home for them.
Be sure and see that picture at
the Liberty today.
Treat yourself to a new overcoat
this Christmas, and lay that old one
aside as yuu have worn it long
enough. We are selling our coats
at last year prices and they are bar-
gains, too E. B. Kimberlin, the
Clothier.
Buy the boy a pocket knife. Min-
teer Hdwe. Co.
CITY
PROPERTY
FARMLANDS
FARM LOANS
See
CLYDE
PICKARD
Real Estate
USEFUL
CHRISTMAS
G!FTS
Our hardware store is brim full of useful
gifts that will please the most fastidious.
Community Silver has long been recogniz-
ed as the best plated Silverware on the
market and our stock is very complete on
this item, Wr rvmr some of the useful
items trial cau ut uou&iit at our store.
Community Silver Knives and Forks
Community Silver Individual Butter Spreader
Community Silver Tea and Table Spoons
Community Silver Individual Salad Forks
Community Silver Cream and Gravy Ladles
Community Silver lee Cream Forks
Community Silver Boullion Spoons
Community Silver Pie Forks
Community Silver Berry Spoans
Community Silver Meat Forks
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS
BOYS' COASTER WAGONS
KIDDY CARTS
LACE AND CLOTH SHEARS
SINGLE SHOT RIFLES
REPEATING RIFLES
DOLLAR WATCHES
ALARM CLOCKS
POCKET KNIVES
AIR RIFLES
SHOT GUNS
COME IN AND INSPECT OUR STOCK
OF USEFUL GIFTS
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The Holiday Season
WILL - SOON - BE - OVER
Next Wednesday old Santa will put in his appearance
and the Christmas present buying will practically he over.
PICK YOUR GIFTS OUT OF THIS
LIST AND COME TO THIS STORE
TO BUY THEM
MANICURE SETS
RAZORS
CANDIES
CIGARS
STATIONERY
MIRRORS
TOILET SETS
FOUNTAIN PENS
PERFUME SETS
ELECTRIC SEARCH LIGHTS
THERMOS BOTTLES
COMBS AND BRUSHES
MILITARY BRUSHES
PERFUMES
PERFUME ATOMIZERS
TOILET WATERS
BOX STATIONERY
l'YRALIN IVORY GOODS
LEATHER CARD GOODS
LEATHER BILL CASES
CAMERAS (ANSCO)
CUTLERY—THE BETTER KIND
THE REAL GIFT—A VICTROLA AND VICTROLA
RECORDS
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• ABSOLUTELY FRESH—MADE THIS WEEK
We have just received a large shipment of Christmas
Candies of all kinds that is good to eat. Good Candy is
good for the children as well as the grown-ups, while poor
vandv is had for anvone. Our Candv is all FRESH and
GOOD.
Chocolate Candy, Peanut Candy, Carmel Candy, Fancy
Mixed and Stick Candy—in fact ALL KINDS OF GOOD
CANDY.
This candy was all made in Kansas City this week, and
has just ween received by express.
We also have a complete stock of Christmas Trees and
Wreaths, and the price is right.
Come in and make vour selections for Christmas.
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Holiday Economy Feast of High Quality Furniture
THIS STORE is abundantly supplied with the gifts that will make your
home life a pleasure and your family happy all during the year 1919.
Furniture has always been accepted as the most appreciated gift, not only by
friends, but for your own household. Nothing trival—nothing foolish—fur-
niture is the gift that pleases. Our store offers you the opportunity for your
wants—only a few more days—come now and let us help you decide what to
rive.
HAVE
MEYER & MEYER
YOU JOINED THE RED CROSS CHRISTMAS ROLL CALL
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The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 230, Ed. 1 Monday, December 23, 1918, newspaper, December 23, 1918; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc113929/m1/2/: accessed April 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.