The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 106, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 3, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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THE NORMAN TRANSCRIPT—NORMAN. OKLAHOMA
NORMAN TRANSCRIPT
Published by Transcript-Enterprise Pub. C
Norma... Oktahena
Office. 215 East Main St. Phone No.
mostly 1>\ location and desireahility,
tin* average room will l>rinvi from
$15 to $25 per month
Mr Graham declares there is a
l>ikr need for littht-housekAeping
room* ami that he is anxious to ifet
in touch with anyone who has two or
Tueadayt, Thundays and Sunday Mornings three room apartments for rent He
says then are an unusually large
Entered « second class matter at tha number of married couples retlim-
2 mif to school this year and unless
WANT ADS
RATES AND INFORMATION
The want ail rate is 1 1-2 cents per
word each insertion. No ad accepted for
less than 25 tents. Want ads are cash
with order. No phone orders accepted.
J-OR SAL I" -Dodge touring car.
Ilriiee (iivens. 300 East Euiaula.
104-.lt*
Poatoffice, Norman, Oklahoma, January
1914, under act uf Congress.
Member Oklahoma Preaa Association.
FEDERAL LOANS
found there Cleveland and McClain Co., 5'A%.
liK'lit house Major Kidd, secretary.
UNION SERVICES
more apartments are
max lie a shortage of
keeping rooms.
Students will be ahle to net good I?()R SALE—New six room liimua-
hoard this fall for $6 about the same |0iv_ |,asement. lot 70x125 feet one
as last year. Some hoarding houses half block from pavement, close to
iave announced they will charge hi«h school and ward school, pricc
may run ^00.00, can be purtha.ed
City, state vice president of the W
C. T. U.. will speak at the union ser-
vices at the corner of Boyd and Jen-
kin* streets Sunday evening at 7 o'-
clock.
Mrs. David is ati interesting and
forceful speaker and I her subject
should be of vital importance to ail.
Those who have arranged for the
date hope that a good crowd will
iurn out for the service
as high as $7. Mr. Graham stated. terms. Clyde Pickard. phone 22
Others May Sojourn
But Dan Cupid Holds
Fortress Under Fire
FOR SALE—New seven room house
three blocks from univecsit.y, on
pavement, basement, furnace heat,
part hardwood. Price $6500.00.
Clyde Pickard. phone 22.
I*OR Rh\I Mouse keeping roo.ns
close in • Phone 861-J. l()f -lt*
Closing Out Estate
I or Sale—Din'njr room table
■•hairs, buffet book-case, sanitary
cot. rockers. Morris chair, porch
j swing, porch chair, and rocker, kit-
chen range. kitchen table. lawn
mower, kitchen utensils, baby car-
riage. canned fruit and jelly. Phone
158 or call at 209 E. Symmes.
, 106-lt*
WANT ED—-Student to devote spare
hours, soliciting work for sign
shop Commission. Call in person,
Hmshaw s clothing store. 1 p m
Monday. 106-lt*
WANTED Position as cook in fra-
ternity house—"X". Transcript
l"5-3t"
I OR SALE MR TRADE—My home
in Oklahoma City. Also vacant
lots anil property in Norman. Some
furniture for sale. .'18 E Tonkawa.
105-2t*
HIRE A TEAM—Do your own
moving, save half. Call L036
105-St*
| ''OR SALE -Furniture, Best Yet
oil stove, dining table, iron bed,
1 springs Sunday and Monday 47.)
I'-h'i- 106-lt*
NEW steam-heated rooms for rent.
McDaniel & Matthews. I01-12t*
TRADE—Team of mules for any-
thing of value. 601 E. Frank,
phone 319-R. 106-lt*
FOR SALE—lion beds, springs, STEAM heated light housekeeping
and mattress, rug. library table rooms in suites of two or four;;
chairs, 1 small heater, 504 S. Peters pew, unfurnished. M('Daniel & Mat-
Phone 185-R. 106-3t*a thews. 104-9t*
FOR SALE—A few choice building
sites facing east on Campus. Own-
er. Box 666 . Phone 1149-J.
lo4-6t*
I'OR RENT—Furnished house on
Asp; a six room house on Gray;
Building and Loan money at best
rates. W. W. McCullough. 104-3t*
FOR SALE 5
i EIGHT ROOM Colonial bungalow,
absolutely modern, joining campus;
two sets plumbing, built-in bath tub,
shower hath, large linen closets and
wardrobes; oak floors; large fire
place; lots 75x140; double garage;
beautifully landscaped. Owner. Box
666—Phone 1149-J. 104-6t*
FOR RENT—5 room modern fur-
nished bungalow near university.
Phone 291. 104-3t*
1 FOR RENT—Furnished nine room
house, all modern, phone 793. 124
W. Eufaula. 104-3t*
FOR SALE—Five room, new house,
modern except heat, two rooms iu
oak, 407 S. Peters, J. L. Corbett.
104-3t
FOR RENT—Pierson hotel annex,
Phone 56. 104-3t*
FFOR SALE OR TRADE—Oak-
land automobile. Jim Boyd, Dur-
kee and Boyd, Meat Market. 104-3t*
M. E Church, South
Services at the M. E. Churd
FOR RENT—Five room bungalow',
located close to business district
and convenient to schools. Will rent
on year lease at $45.00 per month. !
Clyde Pickard, phone 22.
\\ bile vacationers were vacation-
ing and erstwhile workers seeking
refuge in remote corners of the state,
little Dan ( lipid continued his on-
slaught .among Cleveland county
South corner of Crawford and Ton- ^°',KS during the month of August. ( FOR RENT New nine room house
kawa streets as follows: Sunday ,. ' . scored twenty-one knock-outs steam heat, large basement, every
school at (':45 a. m. Mr. Tom B. ',n thirty days, which according to modern convenience, for $100.00 per
Matthews, superintendent Sermon 'oc®' vendors of the marriage month for year lease. Clyde Pickard
at 11 a. m and 7:30 p. in., by the n8nts, is an enviable record for Au- phone 22.
pastor. The subject for the sermon tfnst. a usually quiet month along
for Sunday morning will be, "The such lines.
Secret of Power." The subject for During the mouth (if July the little
the sermon Sunday evening will be marriage king laid claim to tying-up
"Good News." This will be the first nineteen couples..
evening service since we started the With the opening of the university
union services. We have had a and the consequent return of Soon-
splendid vacation and now we be erland's of eligible claimants to the
gin our regular work at the church marriage knots, local officials hope
morning and evening. Let every- to put the marriage bureau on a
body who can possibly do so be in thriving basis. It is understood that
their places as we begin the fall ser- preparations have been made for at i
vices. The Epwortji League will be least 100 university marriages dur-1 FOR SALE—Acreage tracts adjoin-
F()RESALE—Two acre tract of land
improvements consisting of good
five room house, barn, city water.
Price $2750.00. Clyde Pickard, phone
FOR SALE- Two fine building sites
on Lahoma avenue, on pavement,
close to ward school and university,
fine shade Price per site, $875.00.
Clyde Pickard, phone 22.
held at the church Sunday evening at
6:30. We extend a cordial invitation
to the public to attend any or all of
these services.
W. L. Broome, pastor
ing the fall semester.
Rotary Ball Game
!s Postponed When
Ardm^e Men Visit
ing the city, access to city water,
j sewer ami electric lights. Tracts of
| from one fourth acre to six acres,
i Prices right and terms to suit pur-
chaser. Clyde Pickard, phone 22!
First Methodist Episcopal Church
The pastor has just returned from
his vacation and will be in the pulpit f
Sunday morning. The subject for . . . . lsV 1 8a!ne s'at^u to
the sermon is "Travelers on Life's, , J.(n Monday afternoon between
Great Trails." This will be a ser- 10 Norman and Ardmore Rotary
moil that deals with many vexing c'ubs has been postponed because of
problems of life. All are cordially!t'le "lability of the visiting club to |wir,*T/-
iuvited to be present. 11 complete team, local Rotarians j LEA\ IN'Ci
The Sunday evening service will announced I riday. Several Ardmore
be dismissed for the union service Rotarians who expected to arrive
on the university campus. This set- from their vacations have failed to
vice will be in charge of a \\ C. T. s' ow up. was the reason given for
I*, speaker the postponement.
Sunday school will be called to ; The luncheon will be held by the
order at 9:45 a. in. Prof. L M. Her- local club at the First Christian
nandez is the superintendent. Ep- church Monday. The program will
FOR RENT Apartment, six rooms
and bath, $40.00. R. V. Downing
at City National bank. 106-lt*
FOR SALE—One good young milk
cow. reasonable. 309 Lahoma.
106-2t
TOWN—House and
some furniture, for sale. Immed-
iate occupancy, might consider rent
ing. phone 458. 106-2t*
1'OR SALE—5 room house and
bath, garage, two lots. $3150.00.
421 West Eufaula. 106-3t*
worth League at 8 p. m.
The pastor will be glad to wel-
come all the members of the church
and their many friends at this, the
first service since bis vacation.
/
First Baptist Church
The pastor, Rev. Earl Rinev. has
returned from his vacation and will
preach at the 11 a. m. service. , -
Special music will be furnished In observance ot Labor Day, it was an-
Prof. William Schmidt, who will no"'u'ed bv officials Friady.
sing by request "The Plains ot', ',,ost °'"ce will make no de-
Peace" l>v Barnard. The organist, I ..l'r,Vs on '',at dflte- Hie window
Prof. Lewis S. Salter, who has re l\v,_1' ,H' .°Pen between the hours of
turned after a years study in New/ 0 aml 10;-so tur general delivery,
York, will play the following; Pre- . j"'cording to Postmaster Floyd L.
• hide by Marchant. Canzonetta by .
Harry A. Sykes. Toccata by Bach-I f ,v a!1(l countv offices will close
The union services will continue j lor ,,e . v'• according to City Clerk
thru Sunday evening and Mrs. , "a'r- a,lc! the several heads of
David. State Vice President of the jjePartments in the county court
W. C. T. U., will speak. I ho"f • , . , . ^
I he lumber yards will be closed
all day. it was announced by the
management.
FOR SALE—Reed babv buggy
good condition, 229 West Apache.
106-2t
FOR RENT
iny rooms.
Two light housekeep
229 W. Apache,
106-2t*
be in charm of Bob Berry and Jack I
Foster.
LABOR DAY WILL
BEj OBSERVED HERE
i FOR RENT—.Pierson Hotel dining
All Norman banks .will close their j room. Phone 56. , 106-lt*
doors for the day, September 4. in ' ;
r()K SALK—Good coal raiure at
^ one fourth^ cost price.. Four sec
tioit Globe \\ erniche book case.
Sanitary* couch. Call 239. y04 CI;,
sen 106-lt*
Sunday sc4iool 9:45 a. m.
Prayer meeting- Wednesday. 8 p
1' OR RENT—Nice rooms for girls
or liRhthousekeeping rooms with
sleeping: porch. 401 Chautauqua,
phone .146. George *0. 11 owe.
106-2t*
FOR SALE—New east front, 11
room house with basement tinder
entire house, 1 1-2 blocks from cam-
pus at 410 College. Geo. O. Howe,
401 I hautatiiitia. phone 34ii. 10(i-2t
Christian Science
First Church of Christ. Scientist.
Regular services at the church edi-
fice, 220 \\ est Eufaula, at 11 o'clock.
Subject: "Man" Golden Text: Keel.
12:13. "Let us hear the conclusion
of the whole matter: Fear God. and
keen his commandments: for this is
the- whole duty of man."
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 8 o'clock.
All are cordially invited t
services.
Sunday school at 9:45.
The reading room, ai the
is open from 2:30 to 5 every
nesdav afternoon, where literature
may be read or purchased as desired.
First Presbyterian Church
1 he pastor of the church, the Rev.
Theodore H. Aszman, will preach at
the morning service at II o'clock,
niere will also be a number of spec-
ial music. The Christian Endeavor
societies will meet at <> p. m. Open
air union evening service on the cam-
pus at the corner of Boyd and Jen-
kins.
STILLWELL PHYSICIAN HERE
Dr. D. P. Chambers of Still well.
Adair county, w ill open an ofln. ■ :n [
Norman within the next two weeks.!
he ami uicncd I'ritlav. Doctor Cham-
bers will conduct a .vencal ph>sitia,i j
practice here and ,vill announce the
location of his officc poon, he'said.
ROOM AND
phone 1086.
HOARD
-474 Elm,
106-3t*
FOR REM --Light housekeeping
rooms. Phone 302-R 105-3t*
these
church.
Wed
WANTED BY LITERARY
DIGEST
-■ ruwi, -it- sum. ; Subscription canvassers, women or
Doctor Chambers has |u.en pia - "len- to look after renewals and get
Using medicine in Still well for the n.e"' orders lor this nationally adver-
past nine years He beijriu the pro- ',s.c<.' wc" known periodical with two
fession in Arkansas about twenty- ™illion_ readers. Whole or part time-
seven years ago : Commission 25 per cent and salary
Two soils of Doctor Chambers "'Pendent on amount of business
i will attend tin* university this vcar ',ro<'"ced. Beginners can earn $25
—— | monthly spare time: full time work
ABOUT TRANSCRIPT *S<000 ;,n'l upwards annually
"(overs the county like a blanket"' , lor "',nns to Special Repre-
11-ed to be the motto of Xoriuan's ®l'ntatives. The Literary Digest, 354
newspaper, but now another field has' ur 1 c" '^nx 801- New ^"orl:
been invaded. I 106>-lt
I ridaj the Transcript received a' Sell our MI-'VS t Ml iiiu-n T7T
letter from a casual reader iu : hieago ME\Sl'RE ALL W M( H.' J.vJsO
•' Uassitied advertise-1 Suits. Overcoats and
PLENTY OF ROOMS
TO BE AVAILABLE
Secretary Graham of Y. M. C. A.
Says Prices Same as Last Year;
Board About $6 a Week
Indications are that tlier- will be
pjentv o( good rooms available .in
Norman ior the university student*
who will begin pouring into the city
this week, according to B. S Gra
ham, secretary of the Y M. C A..
who for the past week has been busy
getting everything "lined tip" for
the newcomers.
Commencing Monday Mr. Graham
announces that he will register all
available rooms in the city and get
them in shape for the university stu-
dents. He asks that all Norman
resident who expect to rent rooms
this fa'l call at his office and act
them listed. Mr. Graham will give
the addresses of the available rooms
to all students calling at the Y of-
fice.
Rooms this year will rent for
about the sair.e price as last semes-
ter, the secretary announced Owing
to the completion of several new
houses the students will be able to
get better rooms for the lame money
than was the case last year, he said
While the rental price is governed
the Transcript received
from
!nientSWn, V"","""™ a"v,'r"s' Overcoats and Raincoats. Di-
r s ,le I , v some property l reel to Wearer and,-Make
Ior s,III. Ilesayi an id in the 1 ran- each sale. This
smpi, ;md made the deal through tin numerous sales
, Isioiis Certain.
Hardly a day passes but some read- daily
'reaiMhronoh* h"'' 7""ethi"« h''~ Spe,-ial proposition if"V«u
ri.nl tnrough the l olunins oi ibis pa-| write imniedl.itelv to R Fratn k
per. And the circulation of the Tran j Salesnianager, 416 E.'Sixtli St Cin-
"-rtpt is not confined to Oklahoma. I cinnati. O ' 106 It*
S.^.OO oil
low price makes
and Big Cominis
Commissions paid
Fall Lines Ready. 300 choice
I opies of the paper go into every part
of the country.
As one former Norman citizen who
has wandered from the fold says,
"getting the Transcript is iust like
getting a letter from an old friend.'
I he people read it.
ILUCH
STRIKE
ponies
its toasted
SPECIAL COPY Oyster Farm
Mews, containing 30,000 words,
pictures, poems. Government ipmta-
lions: full information lifetime cash
income from investing $10 monthly
Mailed absolutely Free. WILLIAM
LEE I'OPHAM. Editor, Apaiarhi-
cola. Florida. 106-lt*
BEST Bl Y Ever offered in Norman
, /ne and one-half acres of land
and a good new seven room bunga-
"rar "1<" uni\ ersity for
"is f,e " ancl bo convinced.
nr«iflburv and Bryan. 106-2t*
I R.\DK—Mule sixteen bands, eleven
years old for a pair ot riding
C all 1036. J05-5t*
WANT TO RENT.
house, call 880-R
FOR SALE—2
Now—Small !
106-3t
It's toasied. This
ens extra proccss
gives a delightful
quality that can
not be duplicated
itc track with 5
room house and large barn for $'-
f ;Sr'' Ur A Kechle, 0,11 S Cnr-
'er Hii'! ediale possession lOo if
'OR RENT—'Ten rooms furnished
or unfurnished, well ventilated,
steam heated. located over Meyer
Furniture Store. II p
10(,-'.3t*a
and Mey
Meyer.
HOUSES FOR RENT-Phone 381
106-3t*
Read About thisTimely
Furniture Sale
T'I'S tuiniiuie sale is most opportune, because right now when you are planning new
ttii n11ni c Itn your home, this store offers you the greatest bargains in furniture you
can ^et ain wheie. I lie quality of the furniture offered, the extremely low prices and the
excellence of the selections will certainly prov e irresistible and vou will not neglect a visit
to this store the coming week.
The items quoted below are indicative only in a small measure of the variety of stocks
that await your choice here, all priced at less than manufacturers' costs but a short time
ago.
^ -J
*5 Km
m
Pieces Needed in the Dining Room
Surely your dining room would benefit by the addition of
one or more of these pieces. Come and look tlicm over.
Complete suites in modern and period designs are also fea-
tured in ample variety:
lea Wagons—liber, in brown and ivory finish, trays
included, $16.00, $35.00, $42.50.
Asbestos Table Mats—Round and oblong, all sizes,
$10.25 to $18.00.
i,..
V ' 1."'.
1 elephone Stands—Dark oak finish, a durable stand and
pleasing design, priced at only $11.50.
A stand in mahogany finish, exquisite design, $19.25.
Moor Lamps and 7 able Lamps in fiber and mahogany.
Table designs at $10, floor designs at $35 to $45.
bemeries—In brown filler at $19. In reed, ivorv finish
at $15.
Console Tables and Mirrors—William and Mary and
Queen Anne designs, for this week priced at $43 to'$55.
Congoleums and Linoleums at Prices You
Should Investigate
Never before have we made such low prices on these
floor coverings. W e couldn't and not lose money. Our
price includes the laying of the linoleum to your satisfac-
tion.
Congoleums—
7X,1JQ — - $15.20
6x9 ^1U0
Kitchen Conveniences at Low Prices
Kitchen conveniences that every woman desires and can
now buy at prices she can afford" to pay.
O Cedar Mops specially priced at $1.75. O'Cedar Mop
Vt n2 pint' 30c; 1 pint' 60c: 1 <luart' $1-25; 1 gallon, $3.
Willow Laundry Baskets—Several sizes to select from,
have heavy well-balanced lids, priced from $3.75 to $6
$4 50,nmg boards—Substantial ironing boards priced at
Get Our Prices on Window Shades
N ou will find that we will save you money on your win-
dow shades as well as your furniture and rugs. Let us
measure your windows, make your shades and hang them
lor you. 1 Ills service is included in the pricc.
Buying Rugs Now Is Real Economy
( boosing a rug now represents a real economy. Ouali-
ties were never better—prices never lower.
One of These Will Make the Living Room
More Complete
Most living rooms need something to make their ap-
pearance more complete. Ilcre assembled for your choice
yoti will see the best to be found both ill design and qual-
ity. Complete suites are also shown.
Macey's Sectional Book Cases, dark oak or waxed oak
finish; tops. $4; bases, $4; sections, $6.
I'ax lleds—Fiber, ivory finish, tapestry upholstered, $70.
Brown fiber, truster finish, tapestry upholstered, $62.50.
Metal combination day bed and double bed, upholstered iti
cretonne. $25.
* Library I able - - Dark mahogany. Queen Anne design,
davenport table, $35.00.
(lolden Oak Library Table, -ize 27x42, $18.50.
Other tables of good de ign, beautiful finish, $18.50 to
$45.
Pillow#—heather pillows, good heavy duck case, pair
$2.75 t.. $6.50.
Add a New Piece in the Bed Room
Added comforts for the bed, room are being shown at re-
markably low prices, quality considered :
Davenports Golden Oak. waxed finish, upholstered in
Spanish leather; opens to full size double bed; price in-
eludes mattress, $72.50. 1
Duofolds—Golden oak, waxed finish, upholstered in
Spanish leather, mattress, $45.00. sierea 111
I ui chases Guaranteed Satisfactory
Our guarantee of .your absolute satisfaction pops „ ,th
each and every purchase during this sale. Your inoney will
r'l iilml r rf i an-V l)Urcl,iise unsatisfactory. And
remeinbet— Credit terms may be arranged if you desire
1. M. JACKSON
109 East Main
Phone 24
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