The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 209, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 26, 1918 Page: 2 of 4
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THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1918.
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City Property, Farm Lands, and Farm Loans—See Clyde Pickard, Real Estate
IN MEMORIAM
The funeral services of Mr. James
H. Roan, were held from the home of
his son, at 708 E. Hughbert street
last Friday afternoon at one o'clock.
Although the weather was quite
severe, yet a goodly number of rela-
tives and friends gathered to pay their
last respect? to this very worthy mm.
Mr. Roan was born in North Caro-
lina, May 11, 1838, and died at Nor-
man, November 21, 1918, aged 80
WANT ADS
The Daily Transcript
Published even' afternoon cxcept Sunday by
'-be Transcript-Enterpise Publishing Company.
Entered as second-cJass matter January 17,
at the oost office at Norman. Oklahoma,
■doer act of congrers of March 3, 1879.
Office. 215 East Main Street. Telephone No. 3
DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATES
By mm I or earner, one year $3.50
Kjr mail or carrier, six months 1.75
By mail or carrier, one month 30
toy mail or carrier, one week 10
FREEDOM OF THE SEAS
Bditor the Transcript:
iiuvcniuer <si, lsxo, ageu ou I a-*.l , _ ,
In the coming peace conference, years f. mnnth* nn,t m Hav* uTv, , knect've Oitober 1, no want ada
__ , .. ... , .. >ears, b months and 10 days. \\ hen , can be accepted from customers with
fx* aps no question will be so diffi- still quite young, he removed to• out accounts unless paid for in ad
cult and intricate to settle as "the Tennessee and it was here that he | ^ance or^ on same_ day as published
spent the larger part of his life. He
was one of the early settlers in Okla-
homa
LOST—A mud chain from a Panhard
truck, between the stand pipe and
Henry Johnson's, one day last week.
Return to Transcript office and re-
ceive reward.
DAILY WANT-AD RATES — —
W ANTED—5000 pounds good pop
Counting five words to the line, 5 corn. We will pay you 55c cash for
cents per line first insertion and 3 fresh eggs. Will trade good car for
cents per line for subsequent inser- player piano, or piano for Victrola.—
tions. Minimum charge, 25 cents. Call or write Pierson's Grocery, 206
Three lines one time, 25 cents; three W. Main St.; phone 394. 208-4t*
times, 35 cents; six times 65 cents, i
Four lines one time, 25 cents; three "
times, 45 cents; six times, 80 cents.
freedom of the seas.
Jurisdiction of nations extend out
into the seas so many leagues from
the shore line; beyond this line lies
trhat is known as the "high seas,"
tha common property of all nations.
, Ads wil be dropped second day unless
paid for.
FOR SALE—One 1917 Ford, guaran-
teed good running engine. All
good casings. Will give some terms to
responsible party,—Holtzschue Motor
Car Co., 107 E Main, Norman, Okla.
208-tf
WANTED—A dishwasher, boy or
girl, at the Cottage Home. 178-tf
Notice!
I am now ready to do
Dressmaking. You will find
me at 210 West Main.
Mrs. B. H. Darden
coming to this state in 1880.1 '
For years he resided on his farm nine FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey milk cow. ROOMS—Furnished rooms at reason-
miles southeast of Norman and this Phone W3 or call at Mrs. H. A. able prices at the Terminal Room-
was still his home at the time of his °"e mil® east of Univer- ing House, 118 North Santa Fe.
fo be used anil enjoyed by all nations death. In 1856, he was married to j 205~8t 208"5t
on an equal footing. Miss Sallie Holden. To them were QTBAVrn v , .u : ■_ ^ .
In times of nearo nn serious nupa u * , STRAYED—From my farm, three
n times of peace, no serious quea- born four children, two sons and two! miles northeast of Norman, two
tion arises out of a use by all na- daughters. His wife died, and after \ white she-goats. Anyone knowing of
tions, of the high seas; but in times six years, he was married to Mrs.'them> P.lease let me know, or will pay
of war, the question of the "freedom Mary Cunningham '^or '^eir re'urn to my farm.—M. C.
it the seas" rises up like a ghost, in- During the Civil War he was in the Runyan>
•volving neutral nations in war; our service of the government acting as a
controversies arising as to the use and scout. He was a very active and in-
rights of neutral and belligerent na- terested member of the Post of the
tions on this "highway of nations." Grand Army of the Republic of this
The introduction of the submarine place. Quite a number of his com-
has added vastly to the complications rades were present at the funeral. In
of this grievious question and the j the later fifties he was converted and
coming of the airship has opened up i joined the Methodist Episcopal church.
a very similar question for nations to For considerably more than a half
settle, to-wit: "the freedom of the' century he lived a faithful consistent
•lues." Christian life. He had a great love
The past national quarrels, like in- for the church that increased with the
dividual quarrels, have been viewed passing of the years. Those
very much the same. The doctrine, knew him best say that he practiced
■"the injury of one, is the concern of the golden rule in the affairs of every
ill" has been confined to narrow day life. Thus hns closed the earthly
imits, but it would now seem that career <( one of the community's
■is limits must be extended until it i good men, ;md thu:- ha.; b un the
<-ncircles, ryjt individuals, nations, na- heavenly life of one of the saints of
tonalities, but the whole world.
"A warless world" may be a Eu-
topian dream, but evidently now a
war without involving the entire
world in the conflict, stems to be
woll-nigh an impossibility. It would
seem that a league of nations to set-
iile all national disputes and put an
end to all wars between nations is the
nly solution of the mighty problem,
"the freedom of the seas."
JOHN S. ALLAN.
God.
Luxuries may be pleasant now, but
will be far more pleasant for you in
the future when you face the
returned soldiers, to know that you
helped, not hindered him, by abstain-
ing from unnecessary things and
lending money to the government.
New and Second Hand Goods
S. D. MORGAN
215 West Main. Phone 622
If y°u have ANYTHING to sell or want to buy ANY-
THING, don't fail to call at this store, where you will be
given a "SQUARE DEAL" in every way.
FINE LINE OF NEW FURNITURE AT PRICES THAT
ARE VERY LOW.
j Telephone 622 and Let us Tell you About it
'The Enterprise gives the news.
Will pay 50c per dozen for fres'i
eggs. Farmers, bring your eggs ti
Soldier's Canteen, University cam-
pus.—Gib Lowenberg, Mgr. 184-ti
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Norman Machine and Electric Works
We do all kinds of Machine Work and Weld-
ing. Also any kind of Electric Work, Rewind-
ing and Repairing Motors. We buy and sell
Second-Hand Motors and Generators.
113 South Peters Avenue
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All the best grades of Coal for the
Furnace, Heater or Range—can be
found in our yards at all times.
NORMAN
Milling, & Grain Company
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Your Gift Problem
Will be solved, ir you use Photographs
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH
Will be appreciated as much or more than anything you
could g.ve and the cost will be small compared to almost
anything else, as one do/en photographs means
TWELVE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
HeUer phone 203 for an appointment, as the time Is getting
TRL5EY STUDIO
THOMPSON'S
Transfer
^ 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
LIBERTY THEATRE
2 P. M. MONDAY ANIJTOESDAY 11 P. M°™o£Sn°o^RM
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
MUTT1 AND JEFF
—in—
"EFFICIENCY."
Mutt shows Jeff how to rig up and make the
best kind of an Efficiency machine.
TRIANGLE PRESENTS
CLAIRE ANDERSON in
"THE MASK OF RICHES."
A grouchy old uncle leaves a million to Sally and she starts to
cut a wide swath in society with limousines and second-handed
moolemen.
Mr Miller will be here in one of those big feature Keystone
Comedies everybody enjoys.
"MR. MILLER MUDDLES THROUGH"
Two big reels of regular fun. See that little girl in photoplay.
William Duncan and Edith Johnson in that regular HE-MAN
itory. "A FIGHT FOR MILLIONS."
Pep, Zip, Action, Adventure. They are all in this
10 Reels of Film. Positively First-Run Pictures', and one price.
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gg Hens that pay are hens that lay winter and
gj summer. Poultry raisers estimate that an
egg in winter is worth double its value in
jjg the spring. You can get maximum winter
jig icsuha from your hens by feeding
Purina Chicken Chov/der
E with Purina Scratch Feed
-—the pcrfect balance fo* iaylng hens. Hens fed grain
alone make exceso yelks, which cannot be laid. Notice
the unlaid yolks in tho next fat hen you dress. Corn,
OTkts, barley, wheat, etc., am yolk forming and fattening
Ji f' ede.and should be balanced with high protein ingre-
Jjfi c'ienls to produce ns many whites as yolks. Purina
. a Chicken Chowder contains such white-forming ingre-
ja.j dient* as granulated meat, linseed meal, alfalfa flour,
Vl etc'* valance the gra ns in Purina Scratch Feed,
Wht n Purina Chicken Chowder
is fed as directed with Purina
Kb Scratch Feed* we guarantee
KIDDIES 5c
LIBERTY THEATRE
ADULTS 15c
Coming Wednesday and Thursday June Caprice in "Mis* In„n
" A Big L-KO cemedy, "Nuts and Noodles," and "Haiil
More Eggs or
Money Back.
Pur-iia ftedt are Bold by
F. B. Jones
West Main St
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SPECIALS
For Wednesday
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Fresh Oysters 50c a pint
One pound Sliced Bacon 55c
One pound Rolled Shoulder Roast 25c
One pound Chuck Roast 23c
All Steaks at 24c per pound.
BAKERY DEPARTMENT
One dozen P. H. Rolls 15c
One dozen Cinnamon Rolls 15c
One dozen Oatmeal Cookies 12c
One Jelly Roll 15c
Two Pounds Fruit Cake $1.00
One Mince Meat Pie 15c
Three Loaves Bread 25c
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
One pound Fresh Tomatoes 15c
One pound Parsnips 5c
One pound Carrots 5C
One pound Green Beans 15c
One pound Sweet Potatoes 3c
One pound Cranberries ^ ; 15c
One Head Lettuce 10c
Two Egg Plant 15C
Two Green Peppers 5c
One Cucumber 15C
One Bunch Green Onions 5-
One Bunch Radishes , lee
Two Grape Fruit 25c
One rlozen Bananas 4()c
One dozen Oranges 60c
One dozen Lemons 40c
One pound Grapes * 30c
One Large Bunch Celery 15C
Two Large Bunches Celery 25c
COFFEE DEPARTMENT
UNI SPECIAL COFFEE, per pound 30c
CITY PRIDE COFFEE, per pound 25c
PHONE 101 PHONE 671
F. J. McGinley
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 Si nn
1 Gallon Pineapple ^"^""lEach $L00
1 Gallon Fancy Plums ^__Each 50c
1 Gallon Fancy Apricots Each 65c
1 Gallon Prunes ___ Each 65r
1 Gallon Peaches E^ch 7^
5 Packages Gold Dust 25c
4 Bars Clean Easy Soap ZZZZ_Z ~25c
4 Bars White Soap ZZZZ_Z_ZZZ_ _ 25c
Matches Only per box -yC
Two cans Red Beans only ._25c
1 Can 2 1-2 lb. Alpine Apricots in syrup 25c
Old Government Java Regular 35c Coffee for ZZZZ Z 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 _~ZZ 25c
Crisco Large per can _ §1.90
Crisco Medium per can ZZZZ.ZZ Z 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 ihe 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 this store r.
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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