The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 79, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 21, 1915 Page: 1 of 4
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NORMAN, OKLAHOM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1915
NUMBER 79
THE ONE REASON
DO YOU
NEED SOrtt
NICE FRESH
MEAT
II
♦ why we can give you a
HIGH QUALITY of grocer-
ies for a LOW PRICE is this
We sell so many groceries
that we can buy in big quan-
tities, and buying in big
quantities we get the little
price.
As we get the little price,
we can GIVE the little price.
Our fresh line today:
Pink Meated Cantaloupes.
Peaches.
Pears, Prunes, Grapes
Cellery, Cabbags, Beans
Sweet Potatoes, Gree
Peppers.
Bulk Mackarona, Pota o
Chips, Cranberries.
Thursday or Friday.
jGREATER TH\N EVER BEFORE
Enrollment Indicates the Greatest
^ ear in the History of the Uni-
versity of Oklahoma.
erything points to the greatest
-:.j most successful year in the his
tory of the University of Oklahoma,
for the large crowds of lads and
lassies and men and women who have
cor r in on every train for the past
week and are still coming demon-
strates that the enrollment is to be
a record-breaker. This morning the
number enrolled was in the neighbor-
hood of 900, and two or three hundred
cards that had been given out had not
Jet been returned. All the officials
expect something like 1400 before en-
rollment period expires.
Everything is ready for the fall
j semester which begins Thursday. All
1 the members of the faculty are here,
greatly refreshed by their summer's
vacation, and their work will be of the
hieh class order expected. The;
K ok rad buildings have been put
in fine shape and are ready for the1
classes and other activities.
SAFETY
$AJV/TAflY
GROCERY
METHODIST REVIVAL CLOSED
1915
MOST PARTICULAR PEOPLE HAVE PURCHASED HERE
FOR MANY YEARS. WHY NOT YOU—NOW?
Thi' Largest Stock of
FRESH GROCERIES
The Most Uptodate
FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT
Screened in, Clean and Sanitary in Every Respect.
Clerks That Are
Courteous and Obliging
Honest and Loyal to This Establishment and to You
Delivery Service
lhat is Efficient, Prompt; Three Wagons. Deliveries at 8:00
and 10:00 a. m. and 2:00 and 4:00 p. m.
In concluding his series of revival
sermons in the M. E, Church. South. |
Sunday night, Rev. Frank Barrett.
J the new pastor <-f St. Luke's Metho-
dist church in Oklahoma City, deliv- (
ered one of the most striking and im- I
tressive addresses ever heard in Nor-'
•'..in. His subiect was "The Gospel of
the Second Mile,' and was expounded
"• i'h -uch forceful logic ami sound
ense that it will not be soon forgot-
ten by the large congregation that
heard him. Dr. Barrett won all hearts
1 by his most attractive preaching, and
j the meeting which he directed will
result in great good to the Methodist
Congregation and the citv. Dr. Bar
rett left Monday fV Little Rock.
Arkansas. |
One of the most attractive and help-
ful features nf the services was the!
sin?ing of Miss Fern Miles, of Outh-
CLEAN GROCERIES FOR
THOSE WHO CARf
Bowling's
Don't Make a mistake. Our frejh meats are better.
EGG PLANT
APPLES
CAULIFLOWER
TOKAY GRAPES
GREEN PEPPERS
PRUNES
RADISHES
CANTALOUPES
HEAD LETTUCE
BANANAS
LEAF LETTUCE
ONIONS
FRESH TOMATOES
CELERY
ORANGES
LEMONS
SWEET POTATOES'
CABBAGE
Heinz's White Salad Table Vinegar spiced
and prepared for use with vegetables, oysters,
sardines or mayonnaise.
PHONE 386
life:
I ... "... ; .
I
SPECIALS TODAY
CELERY
PEARS
APPLES
EGG PLANT
ORANGES
TOMATOES
.. , •
■ V.:
—Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stowe left last —Subscribe for the Dailv
evening tor Pryor Creek, Okla., script—onlv 5c per week
called l>v the serious sickness of Mrs
Al Fisher. Mrs. Stowe and Mrs
Fisher are sisters.
Tran- —Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
j home from their visit to
| other wholesale markets
- , wuoieaaie marKets
t> i i ,0 at ?15-00 suits at purchased a large stock
Kucker s. I an(j winter trade.
C. Berry are
St. Louis and
, where they
for the fall
MISS FERN MILES
HOT HOUSE LETTUCE
CABBAGE
TOKAY GKAPES
SWEET POTATOES
GREEN PEPPERS
BANANAS
ROBERT C. BERRY
Phones 4 and 14
1889 : : •
, rie, who has for some months been
associated with Rev. E. O. Whitwel!
in evangelistic work. She came clown
to spend several days with Rev. Whit-
well s family here and very gracious-
ly consented to lead the music while
here. She not only has a sweet and
well-trained voice, but also possesses
jfl a personality of rare char; i with un-
■ usual gifts of leadership, and she had
la | her audiences with her all the time,
flj She sings the gospel with persuasive
■ grace, and whether leading the choir,
■! in *°1° work, reached all hearts.
■ < Those in charge very much regret
■ that circumstances made it necessary
■ ;to close the meoiing Sunday and that
■ it was not. possible to have Miss Mile
B ; with us another week.
■I''. <li1' absent ;• of Dr. Barrett, 1
\\ hitwell preached Sunday morning
I His sermon stirred the congregation
1 profoundly and the Methodist people
. ve,'V much appreciate his splendid ser-
i vices during the meeting.
"A Nice Place to Do Business"
Fleming's Grocery
PHONE 192
1915
—Mayfield's is headquarters for —Good local news on every pace
paints, wall paper, oil and glass. | Don't miss one of them
I
—Discount for Cash. We get it—
We give it. This is our method of
advertising. Steady customers share
in our profits. Ask for our profit-
sharing coupons. The S. K. McCall
Company; Barbour's Sanitary Gro-
cery; Hullum. Taylor Mi.teer Hard-
ware Company.
Girl \\ anted: To do general
house work. Mrs. Wm. Morgan, 805
N. Peters avenue, phone 182.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
All delinquent real estate will be
advertised for taxes the 1st of Oc-
tober and after this date will have
advertising and Treasurer's cost add-
ed to same.
R. E. CLEMENT, Co. Treas.
—In district court yesterday the
petition of Mrs. Minnie L. Mefford
was filed by her attorney, Tom Cheat-
wood, asking a divorce from Oscar
Mefford on the grounds of non-sup-
port. They were married a. Noble m
1893, and have two children whose
custody the mother asks and also $15
per month alimony.
—Profit-sharing coupons given with
cash purchases. Redeemable in hand-
some and useful presents as listed in
our catalogue. Be sure you get them
—save them. The S. K. McCall Com-
pany; Barbour's Sanitarv Grocery-
Hullum. Taylor, Minteer Hardware.
—Banks pay interest on what vou
save. We pay interest on what you
spend. Our profit-sharing coupons
are valuable—save them._ The S. K.
McCall Co.. Barbour's Sanitary Gro-
cery, Hullum. Taylor. Minteer Hard-
ware Company.
One of the largest and most complete
line of Groceries in Norman to choose
from—The place you get what you buy
-Honest weight and fair treatment is our
policy—Our prices are always the lowest
consistent with the Quality of the goods.
We give tickets with all-cash purchases,
or payments on accounts.
Be Sure and Ask for Them.
Note a .uew of Our Regular Prices
-Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Thortias are
receiving the congratulations of their
friends over the arrival of a fine,
young son, who put in an appearance
at their home on Monday morning.
All parties doinp- nicely.
FOR EXCHANGE
•
Nice large 10-Room Residence in the Uni-
versity district for small residence of 5 or 6
rooms. Must be nice and about modern.
See VINCENT & WEIR
PHONE 50
NOTICE
The co-operation of all persons rent-
ing rooms to students of the Univer-
s>ty is requested in the enforcement
of the regulation, providing that men
and women students may not ocopv
rooms in the same house. The gone '
reputation of the University is large-
ly dependent upon the enforcement (if
this rule, and in fairness to all it will
| not 1h possible •« make except)'
! This regulation, however, does not ap-
4 Ply to men and women takimr m -"'
in the same house.
STRATTON D. BROOKS. Pres.
MONEY TO LOAN
T have a few thousand dollars '
loan on city real estate.
C. H. BESSENT.
$1.01)
$1.00
15 pounds Granulated Sugar
16 pounds Pinto Beans
3 pounds Lima Beans
o cans Pink Salmon
1" pound bucket Compound _ j qq
10 pound bucket Pure Leaf Lard --
•>0 pound can of Compound 4
Country Sorghum ^
Imperial Flour, made in Wichita, Kas., per sack 1J50
,t ukon's Best Flour, none better, per sack _ 1.50
This advertisement if cut out and brought to our store
on W ciinesday or Thursday with one dollar in cash will buy
18 pounds ot granulated sugar. Must be presented in per-
son on two days only. Only one dollar's worth to the family.
: o orders taken tor this sugar by phone, you must come to
the store.
—We are headquarters for ever--
thine new in Ladies' Readv-tn-V ■
Rucker s.
W. S. FLEMING
—Handsome base burner fo - ale
will burn hard or soft coal Verv
cheap. See it at 704 North I'm...
avenue.
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Burke, J. J. The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 79, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 21, 1915, newspaper, September 21, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc113054/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.