Norman Daily Independent. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 51, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 3, 1909 Page: 4 of 8
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Special Sale Ladies Muslin Underwear (
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Monday morning we will place on sale two hundred and fifty pieces of ladies
muslin underwear at very special prices. The lot includes gowns, skirts, corset
lovers and combination suits. Made of extra quality cambric and nansook and
elaborately trimmed with lace and embroidery. Coming as this does right at
the beginnicg of the season this should appeal to every womau who reads this an-
nouncement. There are fully fifteen styles of sKirts and gowns represented in
' this lot, all made by expert operators in the very latest styles.
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You who have needs to supply in this
line will do well to come early before
the sizes are broken. Garments that
are worth $1.50 special Monday only
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, Remember we £ive 25 votes for the Piano Contest with every dollar you spend.
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NORMANS GREATEST STORE.
Dj.Vt far^et these special prices are Manday only.
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Norman' Daily Independent
Published everyvday except Sunday by
V. E. DANNER. Editor and Proprietor.
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News items will be gladly received over
the phone at the office. It is especially urged
that readers send us in any news of a gen-
eral interest.
Entered as second class matter 'January
27,1909, at the post office at Norman, Okla-
ooma, under act of March 3, 1879.
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Only the best drugs are bought at
Lifidsay-'s. >
,Tuesday Judge Sharp issued a
marriage liccnse and joined in the
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bonds of wedlock Julius H. Garri-
son of Norman, aged 29 years, and
Anna A. Rawitz of Norman, aged
23 years.
Matting matting malting a most
beautiful line at Meyer Meyer &
Morris.
If you are a subscriber and don'l
get your paper phone No. 3 about
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Miss Carrie Anson will return to
her work as English teacher this
week.
Profit by tl.e philosophy of Poor
Richard that h "penny saved is a
penny made" and trade at the Brok-
en Dollar Store.
work will begin immediately. The
building when completed will be the
finest, best and most modern high
Call and see Lindsay's new stock o!
wall paper.
Miss Mattie Sullivan of the Jeffer-
son school, was absent from her
work Monday and Tuesday on ac-
count of illness of both of her par-
ents who live near Moore.
For floor coverings of all kinds
see Meyer Meyer & Morris they
have a most beautiful line.
The Senior class in high school is
beginning to think seriously about
the reading in the final test of the
balance which will take place within
the next six weeks, and which will
determine the fates of the members
thereof, numbering at present nine-
teen.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The school board met Monday
night. Besides the regular routine
business which was transacted, it was
further decided to complete arringe-
mc nts at once f >r the erection of
the new high school building. The
building anil- grounds committee, to-
gether with Dudley Alexander, stak-
ed the grounds off this morning and
school building in the state.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I have foreclosed my mortgage on
what has been known as the Hermes
Candy Store. My mortgage covered
all the furniture and equipment of
the store! The stock has all been
closed out so that nothing remains
but the furniture etc., on which I
hold mortaage. This notice is made
so as to let the public know how
things stand and so as to let those
who hold claims against the store
know that the store has been closed
up, and thera is nothing therewith
which to pay their claims except
fquipment fully covered by my
mortgage.
I have also secured the lease on
the building and on next Saturd^j
will open up a new candy and fruit
store at the same stand. Nothing
but first class fruits and candies will
be handled and all customers will be
treated cordially and hospitably.
Those holding claims against the
store are notified to come to the
store and examine things within the
next ten days.
Nick Gavrelos.
luesday Ada Nunn of Lexington
hied her suit for divorce from L S.
I Nunn and for custody of her fifteen
months old child. She alleges aban-
donment, which took place about six
months after they were married a;
her grounds for divorce.
If it pays to practice economy it
pays to trade with Holland.
Barrel of fresh Kraut at Maloy's.
STATE RECEIVES INTEREST.
More Than Quarter of Million Has
Been Added to the Principal.
Guthrie, Okla., March 3.—A report
has been made to the legislature by
Ed O. Cassidy, secretary of the
school land commissioners, showing
that up to February 1, 1909, the com
missioners had collected as interest
on the $5,000,000 school land fund the
sum of $325,235.56. The state receiv-
ed from the 1 nited States govern-
ment for the time the fund was
waiting action by the legislature, the
sum of $225,409.84; interest on farm
loans up to February 1, 1909, $3]r
510.64; interest on loans to counties
on current expense bonds, $21,121.62;
interest on loan to state on funding
bonds, $24,463.09; interest from banks
Avlieie fund has been deposited, $22,-
730.36.
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Danner, V. E. Norman Daily Independent. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 51, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 3, 1909, newspaper, March 3, 1909; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc106733/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.