The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 64, Ed. 1 Friday, June 7, 1918 Page: 3 of 4
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Conference
Week"
Named
Committee!
—Jim Shears is home from Medi-
Women of Defense
For Woodmen Drive
cine Park, where he expected to put
T. H. Vaughn was here from
Pauls Valley on Thursday visiting his
brother, C. W„ of the Minnetonka in a line of amusements, but has given
company. He is a banker and ranch- j up the idea.
man of Garvin county and is seriously i
y -idering moving his family to Nor- Jlrs. C. C. Hermes, who lias been
J,in to et advantages of the schools, for several weeks visiting at the
—The rainy weather i« delaying the
work on the new library building, be-
ing constructed on the northeast end
of the university campus. It is hoped,
however, that workmen will not be
| delayed to such an extent that the
building will" not be ready for occu
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Nolan,
University Jewelry-
Pins and Seals
Watches and Clocks
Regular Line of Jewelry
E. G. SHERMAN
Smith's Book Store
—Henfy and Milton Meyer left at
«ioon today for Cam Pike, Ark., to
visit a day or two with their nephew.
Lieut. Clifton Meyer, who will be on
his way overseas in a few days.
pancy by the opening
— — i of school.
returned to her home in Koerth, Tex.,1
Friday.
of the fall tfrm
—Mrs. H. L. Sanderson who has
been visiting in Paris, Texas, for sev-
eral weeks, returned home last night,
accompanied by Mrs. Mary E. San-
derson. H. L.'s mother, who will visit
here several w'eeks.
I
V
MILK
Ten Cents a Gallon
The Food Administration advises us
to* waste nothing that can be used tor
food.
We have about one hundred gallons of Skimmed
Milk fresh from the separator at 10 o'clock each day,
which we are selling for ten cents a gallon at the
Creamery.
This milk has the butterfat removed, but contains
caesin, albumen, milk sugar and all of the solids.
It can be used in cooking, for making cottage
cheese and buttermilk and we think contains more food
value than you can buy in any other form for the price.
Send your buckets and get it.
Norman Creamery Co
DOUBLE PROGRAM—4 PICTURES
LIBERTY THEATRE
TODAY AND SATURDAY
Afternoons 2 to (i—Night 7 to 11
TRIANGLE PRESENTS
ROY STEWART
In big five-part thundering western
drama of life and love, danger and
daring.
"Paying His Debt"
He jets with death and laughs at ca-
lamity. A story of throbbing life,
strong men. He stakes his life on the
arm of a gun.
ALSO TODAY AND SATURDAY
OASU1NC !seAHLB.^./,
MARIE WAICAMP
u «*ive
A committee, named b.. the local
lodge, Norman Lodge W. O. W., and
composed of Byron Howard, Sherman
Davis and W R. Clark, will have
charge of the big Woodman War Sav-
ing Stamp Drive, which is to be held
the near future,—probably June
The committee will meet with
the Council of Defense next Sunday
morning to decide the exact date when
the big event is to be held.
The drive, according to W. R. Clark,
chairman of the committee, will be a
re-production of the big drive recent-
ly held under the ruspiees of the
County Council of Defense nn-l, of
course, will be county- wide.
"We have set our goal at $(>000 and
expect to ea-ily reach our mark,"
said Chairman Clark, Friday. "From
experiences of the last drive, we should
obtain a much larger result from the
small towns in the county, than
gleaned from the last compaign.
The nation-w-ide W. S. S. drive will
be held .Tune 28, at which time
large proportion of the quota from all
pounties and states will be raised.
This will be one of the lagest nation-
al events ever staged and no doubt
will swell the national treasury several
million dollars.
A conference of the women's com
mittee of tiie Council of Defense for
Cleveland county in which all phases
of the work will be discussed will be-
gin June 15th and continue for a
week in the building formerly occu-
pied by S. K. McCall's dry good-
store just east of the postotTice on
Main Street.
Mrs. Alice Butler, of Norman, will
have charge of' the baby department
and will weigh and measure the ba
bies brought to her.
A food demonstrator from the A.
and M. College at Stillwater will in-
struct the women in food eonservn
tion and" in better methods of prepar
ing substitutes.
Miss Ella Mansfield, chairman of
the committee on registration for
women, will be present and advise the
women who wish to register at the
time and will urge others to register
It is hoped that representatives will
cqme from all the districts of the
Council of Defense in Cleveland coun
ty, for they will receive valuable help,
recording to Mrs. E. A. Foster, chair-
man for Cleveland ceunty.
For Sale
T W E N T Y HEAD
OF WORK MULES
i o i; r to r i v e
Y E A It S () L I)
(J. W. Giles & Sons
NORMAN, OKLA.
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CLASSIFIED LINERS
Go ———
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Business
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LABORERS W ANTED
Saturday morning, at Oklahoma
State Hospital. Forty cents .per hour.
Apply to Building Superintendent on
the grounds.
"QUICKSAND"
No. 7—"A WOMAN'S SCREAM"
"Also Charley Chaplin
inn
His double, Billie West, the funni-
est men on earth, in two-reel comedy,
"The Fly Cop." First time shown.
Also' TWO-REEL KEYSTONE
Kiddies 5c—Adults 15c
Coming Monday and Tuesday: Ed-
die Polo in the "Bull's Eye." "The
Flaming Crisis." Also Charles Gunn in
"Framing Framers" with L-KO com-
edy "Her Movie Madness." Also Tri-
angle comedy, "His Double Fliver."
LIBERTY THEATRE
FOR SALE—High grade upright
piano, almost new, npw in Norman.
Former owner unable to meet pay-
ments. Will sell for balance due, part
timp. A bargain for some one.—
Frederiekson-Kroh Music Co., Ok.a-
homa City. 7-5d lw*
itiyWaif
Saving
Stamps
In a business way—the
advertising way. An ad
In this paper offers the
maximum service at the
minimum cost. It
reaches the people of
the town and vicinity
you want to reach
FOR SALE OR TRADE—One ladies
and one gents' diamond ring, fine
quality; also :!00 share« Mankin Rem-
edy stock, oil stock, mining, etc. One
electric band organ. 2 box hall alleys ;
and other amusemetn goods.—Jim
Shears, Jitney Lunch RoRom.
Try 11-
It Pays
University Jewelry
Pins and Seals
Watches and Clocks
Regular Line of Jewelry
E. G. SHERMAN
Smith's Book Store
FORD FOR SALE—Five-passenger
1916 model, in good running order.
A bargain Call phone 292, or at 920 .
Monett avenue. 7-3t j
FOR SALE—Buggy, no top, running I
condition.-—See Rev. Reno Jeske. S.
Porter and Almeda St. 7-3t^-
r
THE, SEAWELL
Cafeteria
Will Be Open to the Public
Friday flight For
Inspection
Free Refreshments served to all visitors Friday Night.
Call in and See Norman's New Modern Cafeteria.
We will serve the best eats that can be had. Prepared by
the best of cooks.
The Cafeteria Will
*Be Open for fbus-
iness for Sunday
'Dinner
Fried Chicken included on our bill of fare Sunday.
Popular Prices
On the South Side Main Street next door to McCall's
FOR SALE CHEAP—One plug team
and wagon; also some Soudan
grass seed and cow peas. Can see me
on the street or at my barn.—Davis
Brendle. 7-3t^
SWEET POTATO - PLANTS—Nancv
Hall, $2.50 per thousand F. O. B.
Mustan OP- Cash with orde'-— L.
H. Sanders. Mustang, Okla. 7-Gt*
FOR SALE—One Duroc Jersey male
hog.—Four miles north of Norman.
—Henrv Kuhlmon. 5-3d*
FOR SALE—A big bargain in a new
piano. See E. D. Cornelius, 302
East Comanche.
49-4t*
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN: Om'
grain binder, almost new, cut about [
4'. acres grain. Apply to August
Huffman, Norman, Okla., R. 5. 38-"/' j
ORGANS WANTED—We want to
buy or trade fo* ten secondhand
organs.—Norman Music Co. 6-3t
FOR RENT—Light house-keeping
rooms. Near University. Converv
; ient to business district. Call phone'
' (,gg.—41G We-t Eufaula. 6-3t.
LOST—A white crochet cap for baby,
Saturday night. Finder please
leave at Transcript office and get
thanks of the baby.
WANTED—Lady cook, as assistant |
cook. Cal 117.—Seawell Hotel. -3t
Residence Property
Listed For Sale
The following listings of residence properties in Nor-
man, we deem of exceptional value at prices quoted. It
would cost from one-third to one-half more to build at pres-
ent prices of labor and material. If you are thinking about
securing a home in Norman or renting one, better do it now.
You will pay higher prices and higher rent if you delay.
Farm values advanced one-third to one-half within the last
year and improved city property will do likewise within a
short time. Our listings are good for thirty days.
WEST SIDE PROPERTIES.
A seven-room modern bungalow with garage. $4,000.00.
An eight-room modern house except heat, good barn and shade.
Price $3,000.00. . nA
A five-room bungalow, modern except heat. I rice S5-.5UO.UO.
A seven-room, modern residence with sleeping porches and good
garage, fine shade, paved street. Priced to sell.
A five-acre tract, eight-room house, good fruit and shade tiees,
fair outbuildings. Land alone worth the price. 1 rice In>.-*>'.
E AST SIDE PROPERTIES.
A seven-room house, sight lots, good shade. Price $2,000.00.
Aji eight-room house, modern except heat, good shade ami
buiidm^. l^rict^S eight lots, modern except heat, good garage,
fl"e A six-roomChouse,Utwo'lots, shade and outbuildings. Price $L750.
A two-acre tract, five room house, good shade, outbuildings and
fencing. Price $1,250.00.
See us in regard to any of the above properties for loca-
tion. terms, etc.
John S. Allan
Office over Broken Dollar Store.
Phone 410-R
J-V.i rioNERY FOR SALE—On
account "f had health, 1 offer the
Terminal Confectionery at 105 East
n. for -ale at a bargain. 1-3t.
H—Mrs. Clark, of 204 '
..vva, has a few pieces of
.!• sale at private sale Fri-
G-3t
2 FOR SALE—One 2-
■1 hay rake for sale.—
ic Company. 6-3t.
he streets of Norman $5
t return to C. D. Shel-
Transcript office and re'
T—Light hou
ill at 412 Wes
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. FOR SALE:
Touring ca f<
hie mice.-This i-a good
dendid running order. Our
tere3t vou if vou want this
—MINTEER HDWE. CO.
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YVANT1
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THE, SENECA
The most economical car on the market
today. All modern equipments. See
See McDaniel <S Matthews
For Demonstration
Phone 23
A furnished cottau"
ekeeping rooms. Ph
WANTED—Man and wife or family
to worl on a farm. House fur-
ni-hed. Apply at Adkins farm, west
of the bridge.—A, L, Brown. 5-Jt
FOR S.A I E—Five-passenger Ford,
1917 model, good condition at a
i bargain. For sale quick. See R.
M. Seawell, Cottage Hotel. 30-tt
DYEING—I am now prepared to give
vou good service in dyeing, can dye
anything. Just call 593 and I will talk
it over with you. I can do the work
'cheaper than vou can afford to try it I
vourself.—PRICE DYE WORKS, G02
THOMPSON'S
r\T/ Transfer
O" J * Company
Hauling of All Kinds
DONE PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY. GI\E US
A TRIAL
A SPECIALTY OF HAULING TRUNKS
WE MAKE
Office Phone 225
Residence Phone 505
East Gray.
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Burke, J. J. The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 64, Ed. 1 Friday, June 7, 1918, newspaper, June 7, 1918; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc113769/m1/3/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.