The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 204, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 20, 1918 Page: 2 of 4
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THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 191B.
City Property, frarm lands, and Farm Loans—See Clyde Pickard, Real Estate
The Daily Transcript
Published every afternoon except Si
Tr.inscript-Enterpise Publishing n
' low fashion to an extent. room modern house. 8 lota, $3,250.
And. isn't it true that "immodesty For rent—Ten-room modern house,
at the pobt-otfice at Norm?
f congress of Marc'
Ktitered as
1914. at tli
mdci act
Office, 215 East Main Street.
DAILY SUBSCRIPT*''
My mail or carrier, one y::
By mail or carrier, six n n ti
By mail or carrier, one • '
Hy mail or carrier, oik • «*
Krtora of their feet to their neel
i/iere was no vulgarity wfcit- — *• " west side; also
seven-room modern
' thu la(iy acts- not "Itoirether as ,10uge eagt side._John S. Allan, of
. I she dresses?"
ANOTHER CITIZEN.
"SCIENTIFIC HYi *<*SY"
Now, each and all of us have opin
ions. None of us can see in the same |
light, but we would ask our "critic" |
friend. "Have you seen basket ball
J-M Rimes played by girls? Have you
JO J witnessed tennis games by girls? Did
^ " you ever watch the bathing girls? Do
you turn aside your head when the
• liuly in smart riding habit goes by on
the prancing bay?" We do not be-
fcditor the Transcript: lieve that you Jo We j,, not believe
Someone in writing an article for any 0f us would object to our
the Transcript of last Saturday, un- sjsjers wearing the costumes which
der tiie heading "Scientific Hypoc- ar(, worn for those games or pleas-
risy," censures several young ladies
of the University in very severe
terms. We have seen the pictures of the
The facts are, if you do not know women of Europe who are wearing
them, that a number of geology stu- "overalls" and doing men's work. Arc-
dents left last Friday morning f< i ; they immodest? Were the Russian
the Arbuckle mountains, to tramp women who formed the "battalion ol
over the hills, through the woods, death" necessarily immodest in the r
across the creeks, and find and get j soldiers' uniforms? Are the thous-
smaples of rocks, metals, if any can ands of women who are working in
be found) and study formations, J factories in many parts of the United
which, experience has shown, is very States today, attired in overalls and
valuable in their studies of this sub-1 jumper, necessarily immodest? No,
ject. | we think not. They are doing men's
Several young ladies were among i work, and are wearing the clothes
those who made the trip, and they | that suit the work.
were very neatly (we thought) attired j There was a time a long time ago,
in khaki costumes, consisting of | when the ladies wore dresses which
coat, trousers and boots. To our ! dragged the ground for several inches,
mind, they were dressed just the way or feet, perhaps, those skirts gather-
they should be dressed for the work | ing all the dust and uncleanliness
before them. They were nattily attir- along the streets. They do not wear
ed, and we did not think thqy looked . them any more. They wear short
at all "immodest." ■ skirts—very sensible ones—and pos-
The young ladies, at least a few < I sibly a pretty ankle shows as she
them, walked down the street shortlyj walks, and that too in warm weather
before train-time, and they certainly j she will wear a waist without sleeves
didn't look as though they "needed to j (and very little else, sometimes) but
go home and put on some clothes." | we do not criticise harshly. We know
They were well covered from^ the | that the best of our womanhood foi-
fice over Broken Dollar Store. Phone
UO-R.
$20.00 English corduroy suits for
men, only $14.95, at Rucker's.
WANT ADS
Counting five words to the line, 5
cents per line first insertion and 3
cents per line for subsequent inser-
tions. Minimum charge, 25 cents.
Three lines one time, 25 cents; three
times, 35 cents; six times 65 cents.
Four lines one time, 25 cents; three
times, 45 cents; six times, 80 cents.
Effective October 1, no want ads
can be accepted from customers with-
out accounts unless paid for in ad-
vance or on same day as published.
Ads wil be dropped second day unless
paid for.
WILL SELL or will trade equity
in my modern residence, 417 East Mai
street, for A1 Ford or Dodge car. No
other considered. For particulars, see
J. I'. Gibbs, Santa Fe ticket office,
Oklahoma <"ity.
WANTED—A dishwasher, boy or
girl, at the Cottage Hosne. 178-tf
FOR SALE—Three east-front lots,
each 25 by 140 feet, on Jenkins
avenue near Duffy street Also three
west-front lots at same location. In-
quire at Transcript office. 189-tf
i LOST—A cameo lavalliere. Finder
please return to Transcript office
i and receive reward.
WANTED—Laudress. Apply at
I Liberty theatre.—Mrs. J. W. Billings,
third floor! 203-3t
FOR SALE—Four-room house, four
lots, close in. $1,100; seven-room
house, 8 lots, a bargain; five-room
house, 2 acres, $1,250; six-room mo-
dern bungalow, 3 acres, $3,250; eight
WANTED— Young-
man or young lady
over 16 years of age,
to learn profitable
business. Small sal-
la ry to start, but will
increase salary as
fast as you learn.—
Phone 203. „
All the best grades of Coal for the
Furnace, Heater or Range—can be
found in our yards at all times.
NORMAN
flillinfTS* Grain Company
T®hone
33
Orenbaun & Mathews
East Main Street
Everybody's Attention
has been called to the remarkable
fuel saving secured with Cole s
Original Hot Blast Heaters.
Coal prices are soaring why be a slave
to an extravagant heating plant or stove
that is a demon for fuel.
Join now in the great army of
satisfied users who have found
relief from high fuel bills
with the great fuel saving
COLE'S Original
Hot Blast Heater
Bums cheapest coal clean and bright. Uses any fuel
Everybody is searching for a way to save fuel
and food. Here's your opportunity to
cut your coal bills square in half and
gain a perfectly heated home as
well. Investigate now. Our Store
is Fuel Savers Headquarters.
&
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upas mercury
goes dtiwr
Notice!
I am now ready to do
Dressmaking. You will find
me at 210 West Main.
Mrs. B. H. Darden
DR. J. H. BANKER
Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeon
Day or Night Calls Answered
Promptly
I'hone—Office 308. House i
Office Hours—10 to 12 A. M.
3 to 6 P. M.
OFFICE IN McMAKIN BLDG.
Photographs
For
Christmas
There is more of the
true spirit of Christmas
in a photograph of
yourself than any other
gift you could purchase.
Then, too, photographs
are economical and al-
ways APPRECIATED.
'SS
B H \
Hens that pay are hens that lay winter and
summer. Poultry raisers estimate that an
egg in winter is worth double its value in
the spring. You can get maximum winter
results from your hens by feeding
Purina Chicken Chowder
with Purina Scratch Feed
—the perfect balance fot laying hens. Hens fed grain
alone make excess yolks, which cannot be laid. Notice
the unlaid yolks in th® next fat hen you dress. Corn,
oats, barley, wheat, etc.,are yolk forming end fattening
feeds,and should be balanced with high protein ingre-
dients to produce as many whites as yolks. Purina
Chicken Chowder contains such white-forming ingre-
dients as granulated meat, linseed meal, alfalfa flour,
etc., that balance the grains in Purina Scratch Feed,
WherrPurina Chicken Chowder
is fed at> directed with Purina
Scratch Feed, we guarantee
More Eggs or
Money Back.
Purina feed* are told by
F. B. Jones
West Main St
■PURIMAI
EHICKEty
KHOWBER
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BAG j
LIBERTY
BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
2 p. m.—CONTINUOUS—11 p. m.
W. H. PRODUCTIONS yum 'jyggU —
Present
WM. S. HART
in a big six-reel super production
"The Bargain"
Cool nerve, a pair of piercing,
commanding eyes, and two dead-
ly guns, kept Jim Stokes, the
two gunmen, in cash.
ALSO A BIG L-KO COMEDY
"Hello Trouble"
full of laughs, stunts and pretty
girls.
WM. FOX Presents
N*. 112
Thrilling, adventurous
and full of pep.
JEWEL CARMEN in a big Five-Act drama "She Loved Lux-
ury" so she sold her honor and then found, too late, the cost was,
too big.
BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM—15 Full New Reels,
j Kiddies 5c LIBERTY THEATRE Adults 15c I
Make arrangements
lor your sitting while
our line of mountings
are complete.
Truby Studio
Makers of High Grade Photo-
graphs. Phone 203.
THOMPSON'S
Transfer
a/XV Company
Hauling of All Kinds
DONE PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY. GIVE US
ATRIAL
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF HAULING TRUNKS
Office Phone 225 Residence Phone 505
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W«IWO-6UN MAHjtlt
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Also TODAY AND THURSDAY
Ruth
Roland
and Geo
Chesbro
"Hands
BIG BARGAINS
Big Line of Candy of all Kinds, only
35c to 50c Per Pound
Nuts of all kinds. Fresh Fruits and Vege-
tables, Fresh Fish. Fresh Oysters. Fresh and
Cured Meats of all kinds at all times. Car of
Fine Cabbage now in. Time to make Kraut.
Also car of Extra Fine Potatoes. Better buy
your winter supply for they will be much high-
er in a short time.
Fancy Michigan Navy Beans per pound __ 12 l-2c
Fancy Imported Pinto Beans, per pound _ 8 l-3c
Fancy New Head Rice, per pound 12 l-2c
Standard No. 2 Tomatoes, per dozen $1.80
No. 3 Canned Peaches, per dozen $1.80
No. 1 Van Camp's Pork and Beans _ __2 for 25c
No. 2 Van Camp's Pork and Beans 2 for 35c
No. 3 Van Camp's Pork and Beans Each 30c
3 Packages Seeded Raisins Each 25c
1 Gallon Blackberries Each $1.00
1 Gallon Pineapple Each $1.00
1 Gallon Fancy Plums Each 50c
1 Gallon Fancy Apricots Each 65c
1 Gallon Prunes Each 65c
1 Gallon Peaches Each 75c
5 Packages Gold Dust 25c
4 Bars Clean Easy Soap 25c
4 Bars White Soap 25c
Matches Only per box 5c
Two cans Red Beans only 25c
1 Can 2 1-2 lb. Alpine Apricots in syrup 25c
Old Government Java Regular 35c Coffee for 25c
Plenty of Karo Syrup all the time.
Just received 5,000 pounds Swift Jewell Lard, Special price
by the Can.
Fancy Red Salmon 1 lb. Tall, $3.50 per doz. each 30c
Fancy Pink Salmon 1 lb. Tall, $2.40 per doz. each 25c
Crisco Large per can $1.90
Crisco Medium per can 95c
A good supply of eggs and butter all the time. Just open-
ed a barrel of Bulk Kraut and it's fine.
We have the best and largest stock in town and as Mr.
Tubbs, the owner of this store is in the Wholesale Business
in Oklahoma City, you can readily see why we can sell you
better goods for less than any one in Norman. He is in a
better position to sell you goods at the right prices for he
buys them right.
We have an extra fine trade but can use a
lot more good customers. Make t his store
visit. Ask some one to show you through and
give you prices. You can save a nice bunch of
money by trading at this store.
Yours very truly,
U. S TUBBS
Wholesale and Retail. Phones 31 or 224
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