The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 67, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 4, 1922 Page: 4 of 10
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TtlE NORMAN TRANScKlFi—NOKMAN, OKLAKGMA
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MRS. LOYD WINFGARNER
Route No 2. Newalla, OUla.
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Mrs. \V. S. Puclcet of Now Hop1
district camc o . r Saturday after-
noon to visit Grandma Dickcrsim
an Mr. and \lr«. S. I". U inr-arnei
Mr- l'nckct lived in tlii* community
several yeiirs and it seems like home;
to her
The boys' and girls' club met at
the Center Point sehool house
Thursday afternoon, as the weather
was favorable to work in the field ,
there v. as very few present Mr. Nor
ris and Mr. Ernest Helms were
there also.
Mr. W. W. Hell and Butt' Evrett,
were Norman visitors last Tliur-
dav
Misses T.tteilla and Lee Farmer
helped Otto t aylor chop cotton the
first of the week.
Mr. C. A. Lessly and son, Roy, I
■were Oklahoma iCty vistors Thurs-
day. Mr. Lessly was having some
dental work done.
Mr. Marian Barton is oil the siek |
list. Mr. Barton is suffering with j
an attack of typhoid fever.
S. I*. Wineyarner too ka load of
Iioks to 1'ackiiiKtown Thursday for!
Mr. .1. \V Wilson
Mr and Mrs W. VV. Bond and Mr.
Bond's brother calle<l on tirandma
Dickinson Thursday night.
Setiis as tho the items were de- j
layed last week.
Eugene and Rolette Lessly spent
the latter part of the week with their
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred j
Fehrle.
Mrs. Lloyd W inegarner and Mrs.
Nina l'ehrle attended the boys' and'
girls' club meeting at Center Point
Trursday.
Several of the young people at-
tended the entertainment at Knowles
school house I rirlay night. All re-
ported a fine program.
Mr- Faye Barton accompanied
her father Mr. C. A. Lessly to the
city Thursday.
Miss Iris Winegarner was the
guests of her sister Mrs. George Fe-
hrle Monday.
Mrs. Henry Smith and daughter,
Ethel visited Grandma Dickinson.
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Osa Mayes, who graduated
from the Norman high school was
former student of the Stella
school. Miss Mayes will teach the
Liberty school this coming winter.
We all wish Miss "Mayes success in
her work.
Mrs. J. L. Mayes and family are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. E Mayes,
this week
WANT ADS
Federal Loans
r] 1 !:.:rl County National Farm
onn association now has five and
one-half percent money.
Major Kidd, Secretary.
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment.
506 West Main, l'hone 1032 or
call at residence. 62-5t*
FOR SALE or Trade—for Good
lots in Norman 5-passenger car in
good condition.
Bed for Medicine wagon; 1 sew-
ing machine, A. F Holland. 66-3t*
FOR RENT—Nice large office room,
completely furnished, can be made
into two rooms. Light, water and
steam heat. Real estate men need
not apply, l'hone (>94, Friday morn-
ing. 66-3t*a
CABBAGE and tomato plants 20c
100. Peppers 10c dozen. Nancy
llall potatoes $2.00 1000. I'orto Ricos
$2.50 1000. Valley Plant Farm,
Pauls Valley, Okla. 66-3t*
F6R SALE—Household furniture.
Phone 557. 66-2t*
FOR REN'T Six room house on
Jenkins, t all at 735 Jenkins.
66-2t*
STRAYED—One three year old mule,
15 hands, brownish color. Will be
roan or gray when shed. Reward.
II. F. Winegarner, Ncw.alla, Route
2. 59-9t
FOR SALE—Ford touring car, see
Guy Oliphant at Highway garage.
66-3t*
WANTED TO RENT—New modern
six or eight room house 011 west
side. Phone 403. 65-3t*
FOR RENT—Five room house on
Jenkins; 5 room house on Chautau-
qua; 3 room house on Santa I'e, and
three furnished rooms 011 Santa I'e.
I Phone 895. 65-3t*
GOOD CAR in A-l shape to trade
for good lots. Box 29l, Norman.
65-3t*
j BLACKBERRIES, ripe soon, order
j now, $3.00 per case, 24 dry quarts,
i crates returned. Noble Nursery, No-
lb lc, Okla. 64-4t*a
jSEE 1 W. Abshire for groceries and 1
feed. Phone 749. 64-6t«
FOR SALE—Lloyd baby carriage.
Good as new. Call at 226 East
■ Gray. Mrs. Earle Gibbs. 67-2t* ;
FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom
! and light housekeeping rooms.
Phone 1074. 200 East Eufaula.
66-2t*
I OR REN'T—Modern home, vacant
June 7. 320 North Peters. Phone
661. 67-2t*!
OAKLAND PARTS—Tires, rims
and tubes cheap. Have wrecked
my car. Cfll 1036. 67-21*,
A REAL BARGAIN—A twelve-
room house near the university,
rented this year for $2400. Only
$9000. Good terms. You will have to
hurry. Bradbury and Bryan. 07-11*
IOR SALK OR r.XCIIAXGK—For
Oklahoma ( ity property, new bun-j
Kalow, six lots. Sidney Scarbrongh,
429 Mast Symines. 67-3t*
LOST—Fountain i en. Rolfe Fugle-
man engraved on gold band. 416
Comanche. Reward. l'hone 388-J.
67-1t*
WANTED—Clean rags at Transcript.
67-2t*
IOR RENT—Rooms for men. 731
DeBarr. Phone 160. 67-2t* j
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
students and light housekeeping
i rooms. 509 West Symmes, Phone
I 302-R. 67-31*
SLEEPING ROOMS— for rent. In-
| quire 619 East Gray. 67-2t*
FOR RENT—Apartment furnished
or unfurnished. Phone 381.
67-3t*
FOR SALE—New Monarch 4-burner
.oil cook stove, $15. C all at 206
< Chautauqua, phone 471. 67-11*
PLAIN1 and fancy sewing in your
home if desired. 221 West Symmes,
! phone 487. 67-3t*
WANT to hear from owner having FOR SALE—Jersey cow, 411 West
farm for sale. Give particulars and Eufaula. 65-3t*
lowest price. John J. Black, Okla- -
homa street. Chippewa Falls, Wis- CALL W. O. Coleman for carpen-
consin. 67-11* ter work. Garages, additions and
HIGH School boy, 17, wants work
on farm for summer. Call 443.
..67-lt*
buildings. Phone 194.
67-3t*
WILL CONDUCT summer school"
for pupils who failed or were con-
ditioned in 5th grade. Tuition $10
a month. Mrs. J E. Belcher, 104 S.
Flood. 67-11*
LIGHT housekeeping rooms for rent.
602 East Gray. Phone 899.
67-3t*
FOR TRADE—Automobile for city
property. One new car and one
used car. U. S. Tubbs. 67-3t*a
FOR TRADE—Farm outfit. 80
acres of crop. 5 head of cattle,
farming tools, 300 chickens, for city
property. See C. B. Davidson after
6 o'clock. 804 East Symmes. 67-11*
FOR RENT—Eight room house.
306 West Main. Phone 1024.
67-31*
LOST—One Hampshire gilt, weight
about 150 lbs. Will pay a reas-
tween Noble and Norman. Notify onable reward. Joe Perry, Purcell.
Transcript. 67-lt*Okla. 67-11*
FOR RENT—Residence cerner of
Duffy and DeBarr. Call E. H*
Stubbeman. uhone 42. 67-2t*
LOST—Black and white pony be-
FOR SALE—Columbia Grafonola.
324 South Santa Fe. Phone 166.
67-1t*
FOR RENT—Six room house. W.
W. McCullough. 67-5t*
WANTED — Three unfurnished
rooms. Phone 793. 67-2t*
[TWO choice lots
I Phone 853-J.
for $200 cash.
66-2t*
| $6.00—Good board, block from cam-
! pus. 516 White. Phone 120. Mrs.
Perryman. 67-2t*
! LOST—Gold Elgin wrist watch be-
tween Sooner Shop and Comanche.
Return B. R. Gaymoir, Kb C. House,
j Reward.^ 67-11*
FOR RENT OR SALE—Five room
furnished cottage, close to univer-
sity on Monnett. Call 291„ 67-3t*
If you are of the ri^lit sort your
friends are kinder than your enemies
are cruel.
FOR SALE—Milk Cows. Phone
1 864-R or see John Gober, 714
Monnett. 62-6t*
IFOR SALE OR RENT—Six room
house near campus. Vacant June
10th. Phone 871-j. 64-4t*
BUILDING and loan motify. Be i A ,.AIR of Iots on W(.st Main (or
rates, u. u. Met „,lunKl.. '.--St ^ Easy tcrms A dan(]y ,juild.
I WANTED—Dish washer and help- '"K site one block west of campus.
I er in kitchen. The College Shop. | ' -ast front. $1250. Braclbttry &
6512t* Bryan, phone 320. 67-2t*a
WANTED—A cook for
Phone 443.
summer.
67-1t*
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Perfect Health Demands a
Perfect Refrigerator
"The Leonard Cleanable"
Alone, from the standpoint "i health, you derive tlic be-t refrigerator
m<>nev can buy. This ncccs^arih docs not mean a big expenditure, "oiti
the standpoint oi economy it pays, in the long run, to have a GOOD
Refrigerator— the Leonard* Cleanable—by having one you will conserve
food, always be able to keep it in a fresh and appetizing condition. Doing
so means Letter Health—and money saved.
The Leonard Cleattabh
any of which we can supi
the white enamel lined.
Refrigerator is made in several styles and sizes,
ly volt with. Especially do we wish you to see
There's a size at a price you will wish to pay.
The porch furniture and porch swings we are showing will make your
Mite more complete and the price-. we ask will not overcome your desire
it rather the price will show )ott that you can possess what you want.
1. M. Jackson
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Real Estate For Investment
or Home Owning
This month will see more opportunities in real estate investment and home
owning than will be offered again this summer. If you have in mind buying a home
and stop paying rent, this month will give you a wider range of selection, better bar-
gains at small prices and better terms than at an other time. If you wish to buy for
investment the best opportunity is now, while those completing school wish to sell
and return to their home towns. •
Today we are listing only a few of the many good buys we have on our list.
They cover a range of the smaller and also the larger homes and may be bought now
at the lowest price and the most favorable terms that' yill be your opportunity to
secure again.
Fine home, east front of DeBarr, eleven rooms, two
finished in hardwood, basement 28 by 30 feet, two
bath rooms, fire place, on paved street. Loan $5600,
tcrms on balance. We have a specially low price on
this property if sold in the next two webs. Will
take in good small house on west side on the pur-
chase price.
Eight room house with two sleeping porches,
large basement, fireplace, two bath rooms, two rooms
in hardwood, east front on DeBarr avenue. Loan
$4000.00, balance of purchase price on good terms.
Twelve room house on Chautauqua avenue, two
blocks fr?jm University campus, large basement, hot
water heat, hardwood in main rooms, lot 62 1-2 by
185 feet, fine arrangement for home or for renting
rooms, Price $12,500.00, can be handled on terms.
A real home on South Peters avenue, eight rooms,
bath, breakfast room, large basement, fine lawn.
This is one of the finest homes in Norman. Let us
show you this property ?
Five room lungalow, basement, lot 65x150 feet,
east front of /Chautauqua avenue. Price $4000.2)0.
Will sell on gJod terms or will take in car in trade.
New five worn bungalow on Monnett street, west
front, good location. Price $3500.00. Good terms.
Six room liouse east front on Jenkins avenue, 65
foot front, three rooms finished in hardwood, fine
basement, irnace heat, built in features. A bargain
and can be/handled on good terms.
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Vacant jrts in every part of town at from $250.00
to $4000.1) per building site. Acreage tracts in
Pickard Mres where you can have fine gardens, or-
chards, siall fruit, and ideal for chicken ranch.
Let us shjw you over this addition.
mfaii p,
Model Homes For the Newlyweds
Full realization of the courtship day ream of "a model home" will come to
newlvwcds who take advantage of one. oftlic remarkable real estate bargains we
have on our list. HI 4fAt •#Lii!r♦!
Many newly built, comfortable, mofcrn bungalows and residences with every
up-to-date fixture and appliance can be baiglit for a small payment down and the
balance like rent.
Why not make your bride a present c a model home? Surely there is nothing
she would appreciate more than to startler married life in a home with every mod-
ern convenience. - v* in**-'* ■«#■*+
Come in and talk it over with us antlet us show you one of the homes that will
he just to her liking. It" you have in mill building a home to conform to plans of
your own, let us show you building sites 1 the most desirable sections of the city.
CLYDE PICKARD
REAL ESTA'E AND LOANS
100 East Main
Telephone 22
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