The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 241, Ed. 1 Monday, January 12, 1920 Page: 2 of 4
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THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NORMAN, OKLA.
DAILY TRANSCRIPT i
I uMinIic 1 every afternoon except Saturday.
• irh ■Siui'tv rooruiilg i- ut, ly the Iraiucnpt
Publishing Co.. Nornjan, Oklahoma.
hntered as sto-ndclass matter January 2,
IVt.. at the postoffice, Norman. Oklahoma, un
dci art of congrcsi of March 3. 1K79.
DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATKS
mail, out ot Cleveland County $5.00
K, mail, one year 3.50
I'y mail six months I W
ft> carrier, one week 16
Office. .'15 I. Main St. Phone J
MICKIE SAYS
The Alcohol Menace
(I!v Arthur R. Lewis State Health
Commissioner)
flccatise of the niencae jo exist-
ing in many parts of the country
fruin drinking wood alcohol, I liave
dimmed it advisable to Ksue the fol-
lowing order to all wholesale and re-
lu'l druggists and other |i*nions
dealing in alcohol in the state.
"To safeguard and protect the
lives and health of the people of Ok-
L-lioma, by virtue of authority rcited
in iiic a state commi>>ionr of health
l y chapter 07, Article VIII, Section
6*M7 r^\ t . i 1 l.aws of Oklahoma,
IWO, I hereby declare wood and
denatured alcohol to be dangerous
and deadly poisons, and hereby uoti-
ly all dealers in such alcohols lhat
tacli and every package, container,
bottle or can containing said atcho-
als must be tabled poison vid a te-
corfl kept in the poison register of
•lie names and addre-scs of all pur-
tli.VStrs of wood and denatured al-
cohols in accordance with the provis-
ions of Section 5070, Complied haws
of Oklahoma, 1909, regulating the
safe of other poisons.
'The above ruling to be effective
and in force from and after the 0th
day of Feburary, 1920."
Yricotine and serge dresses re-
duced 1-4 to 1-2 of former price.—
Hucker's.
A boy may forget and forgive an
insult to himself, but never an injury
done his (fog.
Rubber boots and Arctic over-
ifioes at Rucker's.
The Missionary Society of the
Baptist church will meet at the home
•( Mrs. Ben Williams, 60^ North
I'eters. Tuesday at 2:JO p. in. re-
spond to roll call by current events
•n home missions. Every ilaptist
woman is invited.
Rubber bo' t . and .'ytic over-
shoes at Rucker's.
FtIK SAI.11—Twelve or fifteen Tliamjmon j
Plymouth Roek cocks, last sp.inj chickens.
t'' S0 each. 1". M. Garrison, - niilen we it on
M. McCollough farm. 241-Gt*
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1® room home for sale or rent 575 Rim.
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ROOMS-CfkrkV Place, onfe block north rnd [
®ne we*t of Interurhan.
FC R SAIjE^U*«U1 * Ov«rUad.. rua •«}y
UW mile*: extra ure aad oovar. Taylar
Motor- (ujmiany
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FRitSH IWBBT MILK
Wanted to buy five or six room modern houae.
Pay $750 cash. Address box 6&4, Oketnahi
< )klahoraa. MO (a'
WANTED—Hy man student, an inexpensive
furnished for light housekeeping. Ad-
dress ttox W2, Norman. *340 2t*
FOR SAI.E—Large coal heater A bargain.
619 K. Main. 239 Jt*
FOR SALE—Sleigh runner attachments lor
buggy. 422 W Symmes. Phone 165. 240_2t#
NOTICE
The Woo'lmes •/ the mm 4 Wttdnri
Circle will hold on Wedaosday uifkt Jtuiaa-y
14th, a joint instalkauoa t •ttioers. Both Ivy
I «Irov* and Ilitrtnovy Grovo are «avite4 to toks
part. L. A. I.KfM.ER, CUrk. if
Fhouc J 7-2 UilluJe
•«* V««k untmt "dk
lirety twtee 4*4r
Dairy, for j
Prompt «•-
234-7t i
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Owing to the fcrcoofd coot of l*fc«r am 4
1 material, we are forced to rauoe the ptice of
I <>ur rough dry laundry service to taa eesits a
1 pound, ihia will go ioto atleet hfoaday the
12th. Norraoa Laoadi y <i4 Jt
THOMPSON'S
O. K. Transfer Co.
Ottioe Ph*ac 225 (
Ragirfeoce Phone 50S
WANT ADS
WANTED—Girl for general housework. Ap-
ply 7(i2 Asp avenue 238 ti..
FDR SALE—Two bargain* or... twelve roon
house, close in. One fifteen room house o*
Boulevard, $3500 will handle this deal. Hoth
houses are strictly modern. Cleveland Couuty i
Realty Co. K. F. Fitch. Manager. 227 tf |
FOR SALE —Model 90 Overland run only
1800, looks like new—at a tat gain. Taylor j
Motor ( ompany 2J5-61*
FOR SALE—Six room bungalow with fur-
nace on College Avenue. Phone 130. 240-31*
FOR SALE—1 ton Ford true*, price right
quisk sale See Holtzschue Motor Car Co.
117 West Mam Street 237.4t
FoK SALfc Ford car and gasoline engine,
as good as new. Call 203 K. Kcilth, or phone
626. c 239 3t*
LOST OR STRAYED—One light colored
bay horse mule, one year old. Put up and
notifv F. R. Mintecr, Norman Ok. 239 6t* i it
' "*
Close-Oet' Sale
Of AH Winter Merchandise
Ladies $2 outing gowns at $1.39
Children's outing gowns, regular
$1.50 value 98
Ladies SI.75 union suits at-. .. .$1.39
Alfjn's $5.00 wool shirts $3.69
Men's heavy overalls $2.25
Boys' overalls $1.50
Kiddies' sweater coats $1.00
Cliildrens' hose, 3 pair $1.00
Men's leather palm canvas gloves,
3 pair for • $1.00
The United Sales Co.
Who Is Beit and Most
Econ Hircally Equipped
To Do Your Laundry?
It shouldn't he hard to dccide who
will do your laundry when you have to
get out in the snow and north wind to
hang up and bring in the clothes.
Most instances to find them frozen
to the line, and your fingers almost fro-
zen to the bone.
And the cost of materials, which
have been steadily increasing, the fuel,
which is hard to get, compared to your
finished work delivered to your home
ready to wear or ready to iron.
it saves ytiii much disagreeable experience—the
chance of sici,:i , money in material* and fuel, and
even though it lias become necessary to raise our
rates on ruogh dry to 10 cents a pound, that is coti-
-iderbale lower than your home costs, as we specialize
in ti"iis work; btiv materials in lar^e quantities, have
experienced workers who do all the work indoors
where tliev are w.'.rm and comfortable and have the
most modern labor • aving machinery to do the work.
Compare the cost and inconvenience of doing
your own laundry work and you'll call 71 and send
it to the
Norman Steam Laundry
L. C. LINDSAY, Mgr.
The Best Music Is None Too
Good For Your Children
Your kiddies should have music. Thev should have good music.
How can you he sure that they have good music, the best music ?
One way is to be sure that your phonograph is
TieNW
"The Phonograph with a Soul99
There ia a reason and a very pood reason why yoi ~ j^honcgraph chou'd he ibe
New Edison. You are e rremtly careful what kindVf food your children f.-.r,
what kind of assoc arrs th?y make and what kind of books tl.ey read. Shouldn't
you be equally as carciul what kind ot music they hear, especially in the home?
Just 10 you can be eertn.n that when you buy * New Edison you ire p virg
jour children access to the best mus e obtainable, Mr Edison keeps a tfafF'of 30
art.s traveling all ovrr the United States and Canada singing and playing in
direct compar.son \v...i t .* New Li son and proving that their singing and p1 > ' g
cannot be d.s M ; oni the New Edison s Re-Creation of their voices or
Instrumental j.i.u;;. anccs
Come to our jfore, heir the New Ed: on and see if it Hoesn't give you the kind
of music you want your ch.ldren to h<- r «nd to love.
Reed & Foster
N*w Btctad Hand Good*
U T*a mil t* buy or want to suU
urtk^i dcu't f*il to call at
tfeu Mar*, vkere yau will be giv-
w s i^itit ui every way.
Fiae ka* «i a«w furniture at
prtwi du: are ray low.
TaUrktae Hi aad let us t?H
jrM ai>out it.
S. D. MORGAN
V
24f W M«u .
Phone 622.
L. C. GILES PHONE 59 ( W. C. WEIR
OKice—1 irat National Bank Building
Giles-Weir Investment Company
No.ican, Oklak««aa
FARM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY
Call art ace us, we have some goo* pr erties listed worth
the auMicy. See ua if you desire a l aa am farm property.
If jam hare property for sale, us.
The Clement Mortgage Company
We ha e for aale at all time, choice i , ^
farm mort&acea ran (Lag in amount! <r#oi loM.ii to JpS.uou.w, se-
Mred by improved farms worth two and •*« talf timet the amount
leaned.
We also have for aale second lien note*, junior to our own first
■aortgages, only, running one and two y«ar« ranging in amounts
from $50,00 to $200.00 netting 8 per cent, tax exempt, and fully
guaranteed as to payment at maturity.
PAID CAPITAL $T5,« 0.8 .
CLEMENT MORTGAGE COMPANY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Established 1900.
Halt the Crowds
With Electric Publicity
You can stop the crowds that pass
your place of business every day—
You can turn people into your
store—
You can make your business grow
by leaps and bounds by means of
Flashing Electric Signs
Take advantage of the possibili-
ties Electricity affords you—to
make your windows appealing and
attractive—to light your store in-
terior effectively. The cost is
small—the benefits are unlimited.
Telephone 501
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co.
FRANK CARDER, Mgr.
PHONE 13
129 EAST M AIN
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The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 241, Ed. 1 Monday, January 12, 1920, newspaper, January 12, 1920; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc114247/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.