The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 104, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 30, 1921 Page: 2 of 4
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THE NORMAN TRANSCRIPT—NORMAN, OKLAHOMA
H(>t Weather liud Hiird ^ V ■v<l,,r xv;is','"K macltiuc nrols LOST ok STRAY Kl)—From my
. n pairing. call I.. O. Dcvore, phone ulan *outlu'aM of town, one black
Tillies liurriers 10 l,n-l 104-2t* gilt,'-weight'about 170 pounds. I'iml-
I'OR SAI.K Seven-foot iiak po^tt>*| LOST—\« ar Campus (IrocTry. Tnc>- Mi-s Krina Scott, • ! Lamar, Colo ,' harly Harks- ol l icik rick. formn
Ua\ morning. small dark brown visited the first of the week at tie student in the university, visited 111
Sunday and Monday th«
the Ties of Matrimony
t :
>l< SAI.K One windmill, power 55
and pump, bargain J. li. liorsey,
_'( <• WfcM Symme>. Norman lU4-3t , l-()R
•lily Jewell I 'hill ip:
Phono.
104-lt*
1 lit-
any qnanity. bargain at 13; day tnornin
each. Xolan and Martin. 103-3t. Huston l nll pup.
pers to 11
!'lease return to 119 W'le
li. I'.. Able!
Important pa
no value to others, j
(iray St.,
104-lt*
Marriage license issued by the of-;
tire "i the county jmlye (luting tin jy ^ j |W)()K LOS T
mouth show .1 steady grind despite (
bnrniiig. parching, scorching, sultry
and the .stringency in money matters.
The slips issued to applicants dur ^
ing the month follow: jW'AX'l 111) 1'osition as .stenograph
I red W. Allbrtti 11. -'I. Norman,. i r-bookkdeper- Kxperienced best
and Cordie Allbritt. 11, 18. Juhntown,! ( n.,vrt.MC(. c'all Mis- Stewart.
Texas. 1695. 104-3i4
James Akins. 21- and Nellie Ulair, j
21. both of Noble. |I OU S A 1 .1' Nine room bouse, near
llu^h IV Hackney. 21. ami Minabel • university, modern, with furuaurc.
\. Dicbr, 18, ln th 01 Oklahoma City, must be sold to close up estate. See
SALh Several rugs and one
ideboard. Apply at 760 Asp ave-
103-3t*
I hos. \\ Mayfield or J. (J.
7 miles west of Norman.
< ireen.
H)3-Jt*
l'"arnui>
B. I*. I'raysher, 21, and Ellen
Heath. 17. both of Norman.
lames R. I'essenbeck, 20, and Stella
M. Cartwright* 20, both of Noble.
Rose Rutherford, 2.*. and Jewel
Kiev. 1^. both of Norman
One B. Dugger. 21, and R.ose
Stennuer, 18, both of Oklahoma
t ity.
Roy Mosher. 23. Oklahoma, and
Berthn llarn, 19, of Peoria, III.
Fred Ray- 21. and Ruth Cosscy,
18. both of Wannette.
Glenn. ( Met arty. 30, and Alice
Helen Garland, 28, both of OVclaho
UU\ V ll-Vu. , >> .I. 1 day evening. August 31st, at the city
John \\ Laumau. 23. and 11 axel j * J
Miller, 23. both of Oklahoma City
National Bank located
at Norman, Okla., is ci'.sing its af-
fairs. All note holdc" > and other
creditors of the association are there-
lore hereby notified to present t'.ie
notes and other claims tor payment.
R. V. Downing, ( ashiei. Norman.
Okla., August 22, 1921. 101 -Vt
jNOTM I •'.—-To the Eastern Stars and
Masons and their families and all
j Kastern Stars who are not members
here, are invited to a picnic Wedncs
Samuel O. Strong. 21, and Alice
France, 20, both of Norman.
Leroy Elmore. 27- Randlett, and
Margaret Harlow, 27. both of Nor
man.
George Mo! air, 23. ami Martha
I lusted. 19 both of Oklahoma City
David Stokes, 25, and Laura Qualls,
lo both of Norman.
WANT ADS
HAVE OPENED UP—New meat
market at Forehand's store, East
Main street. Best beefsteak. 20 cent-
per pound. M. Ilouck. 104-lt
FARM FOR RENT—For
tion call 517 North Porter
Jos. Newman.
J J. BUR k I NOME FOR SALE
My city property, known
J. J. Burke home • at 217 West Main
street, is for Semi-modern, on
pavement that is almost paid out and
very desirable a • a home or for
boarding or rooming house pur
poses. Close to busiifess section and
within walking distance of university
Will sell furnished or unfurnished
as desired. Also two lots on West
<ifny street. Telephone 8' or si t- I'd
II. Burke, Owner, Norman, Okla.
104-lt*
FOR SA LE—Until the 1st. one white
enameled kitchen cabinet, one din
in« table, one book case. See at 30.';
East- Comanche St. 104-lt
park. Everyone come and bring
well filled basket. Committee.
100-5t
FOR SALE—Six roori bungalow.
Modern except basement. $5,500.
(>12 Monnett. 100-6t*
FOR SALIC—Five room bungalow
and six lots.. 429 East Synnns.
Phone 802. 103-3t*
FOR SALE Brass bed and springs,
new refrigerator, washing machine,
heater and chairs. 012 West Boyd.
103-2t*
FOR SALE or .Trade For Norman
property 80 acre farm. 40 acres ' o-t
tom laud within one mile of good
town ami school. J. A. Hughes, R.
I I). Xonnan One mile west and
1 12 North of Norman call after six
p. in. w 1032t*
■ 1
FOR RENT —Rooms
Eufaula. Phone 760
440 East
103-3t
FOR SALIC or RENT New mod-
ern 5-rooni bungalow, easy terms.
Phone 661. 103-2t*
FOR SALE—Five room bungalow
Modern East front, terms. 304
South Peters. 103-3t*
FOR SALE I louse
cheap. Phone 72t>.
and six lots
103-3t*
USED CARS For sale, cheap or
trade same for good cows, makes
of cars Paige. Maxwell and Ford.
Culbertson Motor Company, Phone
319 103-6t.
| guest of Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. Cook.
FOR SALE OR RENT—One six-
room house, bran new modern, fin-
ished in oak, fire place, built in fea-
tures, large basement. W est Side,
phone 224 10?-3t
FOR SALE Ford touring
cheap. Nolan and Martin.
WANTED -Two show cases, oak
finish, not over 5-foot long. Phone
68. 102-3t
I OR SALE- The Jitney Lunch
Room. If taken at once, a bar-
gain. See the manager. 102-3U
F'OR SALE OR RENT—Five room
bungalow 011 paved street
ast side. Phone 31.
102-31
WANTED BY Capable woman with
office experience wants work from'car. Phone 31 or 008.
two till six |>. m can use typewriter.
Address the Transcript. 103-3t
F'OR SALE—Or will trade for city
property, one new car, also one used
102-31 j
F'OR SALE -Woven reed baby cart.
Phone 242. 103-2'
TRUCK PORT ATI ON—In town or
out, any distance. (let my prices.
W. 1). Roane, phone 738. 102-3t*
brown visited the
notify 1 hum • ot W
L Norman
took and
loinul
Horry
104-lt
11 ussy.
store.
•I*
• •
ROR SALE- -Good 20 acre trawt of
land adopted to growing corn, al-i
falfa and truck. New four room I
house. Small cash payment and easyi
terms 011 balance. Located at Stop
19 011 Interurban. See owner at the j
farm. 103-21*
Going To
Build?
NK E new furnished modern rooms
for gentlemen. 324 East Symme
104-2t*
FOR RENT—One south bedroom
for man and wife. 417 East Apache.
Then you'll want some
built-in conveniences for
your new home.
We make all kinds of
cabinets, built-in features,
and help you ulan them
in forma
Norman.
104 _'i
Come to us with your
plans and let us give you
011 estimate 011 the cost.
NORMAN
PLANING MILL
Grown Bi$!
THOES & WATERS
" (V".
'i-fND'*3"0
Over thrw-quiirrerft of "
century ago" V. V." brand
medicines were put on I he
market. Starting in a j
small way, they are now i
sold in enormous quant i-
t it-:-. Fresh drills—stan-
dard strength medicine—
best (|nalityonl.\ —develop
cd t lie small neorn into
mighty oak. " V. A
brands cover nil family
nicdii'ines and di n
sories. Insist 011 this :
hibi-1 at. your dealer.
V«n Vleet-Mnnifi^M Drug Co
The South'* Largest Wholesale
Druf/fji.siti. j
Memphi*. T*-i n.
Back of Presbyterian
Church
R. J. REYNOLDS T.b.cco Co.
Winitoa-Silcm, N. C.
—and
enjoy yourself
At
THE GREAT
LIVE STOCK. AGRICULTURAL
AND INDUSTRIAL
EXPOSITION
OF THE SOUTHWEST
OKLAHOMA CITY
Sept. 24 to Oct. 2
REDUCED RAILWAY RATES
I
youve Struck it Right
when you Light a CAMEL
Your taste will tell you that! For Camels
have the flavor and fragrance of choicest tobaccos,
perfectly blended. They're smooth and mellow-
mild.
And there's NO CIGARETTY AFTER-
TASTE.
We put the utmost quality into this one brand.
Camels are as good as it's possible for skill, money
and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos to make a
cigarette.
That's why Camels are THE QUALITY
CIGARETTE.
Camel
NORMAN STEAM
LAUNDRY KIDS
Long Live Your
Tires Through
Vulcanizing
Vulcanizing will keep a
tire mended the small
leaks filled and prolong
the life of a tire almost
double.
Our inspection depart-
ment is always j;lad t"
examine without any
charge, whatever your
tires for leaks, defects or
anything which mudu
cause them to wear
Next time you are
down town, have your
car here a few minutes
for inspection. You nia>
.-;tve an cxpeneivc repair
bill.
"A I 'atch in Time Sa\se
a Tire."
Klein Tire Co.
230 Last Mdin St'ret
Phone <184
^ where it's cool
and the fohin's gjood
Low Exclusion Fares
on sale to September 3 o
good returning till 0ct-3i
Vacation founts avail-
able same as usual
A*k nic for "Colorado Summer"
J. J. Baker. Agent
Don't Wear Out Rugs and Carpels
By Beating Them
THE NORMAN STEAM LAUNDRY ANNOUNCES
THE ADDITION OF A
i% i a j n i n a *
leg'inninir this week we are prepared to dry-clean in a thoroughly sanitary
and non-wearing way ;'all rugs and carpets, liy tlie installation of new machinery we
are able to care for any rugs or carpets, from the finest velvet to small hraided ones,
without injury to the nap, fabric or sizing of the rug.
This special dry-cleaning process heats the rug without the use of water or gas-
oline to a temperature of 350 degrees, thus killing all garms. It will not fade the
most delicate colors but will renew them to almost their original brightness, in
cases where they have become soiled and dirty.
Housewives Will Find Our Rug Cleaning Department A Great Economy
This will be a saving in time, labor and money to every housekeeper.
r you do your own rug cleaning or not you know how the process of
rugs makes hone-cleaning a long-drawn-out problem and leaves the house
unsettled twice the usual length of time while the rugs are being replaced, liv
calling 71 you can get the rugs, with all their dust out of the house and never see
thein again until they return, cleaned, renewed and sterilized. •
In labor, you save either the back-breaking process of cleaning the rugs your-
self or the money which you would pay out to get someone else to do it. In either
case it is a decided economy.
In money you save on the cost of your rugs in the final analysis, because our
process positively does not wear them in any way, and will double the natural lil'e-
e of a rug cleaned by less modern methods.
LET US DO YOUR FALL RUG CLEANING
NORMAN STEAM LAUNDRY
PHONE 71
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The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 104, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 30, 1921, newspaper, August 30, 1921; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc168404/m1/2/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.