The Chandler Tribune (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 9, 1918 Page: 4 of 12
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-an individual car
To the very smallest detail, the
Chevrolet reflects the ideals of the
inakers to produce a really high-
grade car at a popular price.
That the Chevrolet is more com-
monly compared with cars selling at
much higher prices is justification
manufacturer.
The new model Chevrolet “Four-
Ninety” Touring car and Roadster,
attain a standard of excellence un-
common of cars at these prices. This
is a claim we would be delighted to
prove—we could ask no greater favor
than to do so.
Would you have a good-looking
car? The Chevrolet has it in full
measure. Would you have strength?
Vanadium steel is used wherever un-
usual strength is required. Would
you have comfort? Proper spring
suspension together with comfort-
able upholstering and roominess meet
your comfort-wishes to the fullest de-
gree. Would you have power and
low upkeep? The wonderful valve-
in-head motor with which each Chev-
rolet is equipped provides power far
in excess of ordinary requirement or
emergency; and the direct-applica-
tion-of-power principle insures maxi-
mum power on minimum fuel. Twen-
ty-five miles per gallon is a common
thing for this Chevrolet. And the
car is fully equipped.
Suppose you let us demonstrate
that we have not overstated Chevro-
let quality.
LINCOLN AUTO
HEALTH NOTES
By Dr. Jonh W. Duke, Com-
missioner, Oklahoma City.
Governor Williams has named Sun-
day, May 5, as ‘‘Social Hygient Sun-
day.” Appeal is made to all citizens,
hut especially to all clergymen to do
all in their power to arouse public
interest in this most important sub-
ofijcct. The problem of venereal
diseases long has been n serious one j
with this, ns well as with every other
civilized country. Recently the gov- j
eminent has takdn a most decidedI
stand in the matter, this action being
i— especially prompted by the deter-
7— minulion to protect our soldiers. In
5Ei this effort the federal government
55 lias the help and cooperation of the
" state hoard of health. It should also
55 have the help and sympathy of the
55 j local authorities and of all patriotic
555 men and women.
55 Physicians and health officers long
EE have known how serious are the rav-
~ ages of venereal diseases, but the
E5 situation has not been appreciated by
~ the general public. Yet an idea of
55 the seriousness of this problem can
be gained from a recent report of the
55 army that medical inspection showed
SEE that 31,000 of our soldiers are af-
55 flirted with venereal disease in some
~~ form or other. It has been some-
— times claimed that reports made by
55 social agencies as to the prevalence
af such diseases were exaggerated.
55 This cannot be said of the report in
=5 question. It is simply the official re-
55 P°rt made by the army officers to
— the department—figures which can-
55 not he questioned. It must be re-
== membered also that this report does
— n°t include the thousands who have
EE had such diseases in the past and
— have been more or less cured. It
j—-- represents simply the number of ac-
55 live sufferers at present. If 31,000
55 of our picked and trained soldiers
— were >11 from smallpox, pneumonia or
any other similar disease and if this
TRIBUNE
As a result of the sugar shortage,
the federal food administrator for
Oklahoma has ruled that all sugar
dealers, wholesale and retail, must
not deliver sugar to any manufact-
urer of less essential food products
of which sugar and flour are ingre-
dients who has started his business
since January 1, 1918, without first
receiving the approval of the federal
food administrator for Oklahoma.
WE CAN FIX IT!
FRANK PAYTON
Expert Blacksmithing
•• Our shop is equipped with an Aceytlene gas welding ma- ;•
* chine. Prompt attention to all work. Experienced Horse- R
shoers.
We Guarantee to Satisfy—South Manvel Ave.
Use more potatoes. Use more
milk. Use more fish. Use more
onions. Save all possible wheat. "£-b-r-b^vvvv'fv*l*v*!**S-b-S’fvv*!-vvvvvvvvvvv*vvvvvvJ
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Abstract of Title
We are the pioneer abstra:ters of Lincoln county, we do business
in a hurry, 24 years i'i Lincoln county. Write or phone us, and get
your work NOW. We have plenty of money and will make you a
FARM LOAN at the very lowest rates.
Abstract and Guaranty Company
E. W. HOYT, Mgr. Chandler, Oklahoma.
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COLLAR’S
Undertaking and Em balming—Licensed Embalmers.
Phone 70 or 136. Chandler, Okla.
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Lincoln County Abstract Company
ABSTRACTS AND INSURANCE
Phone 198
Chandler, Oklahoma
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EVERY DOLLAR
deposited with us is safe-guarded by approv-
ed and up-to-date methods.
Every patron of this bank is accordedcourteous
treatment and the most liberal terms consistent
with sound banking practice.
If you are looking for
SAFETY AND SERVICE
in a banking connection start an account with us.
First State Bank
Deposits Guaranteed.
, to see that patients take the proper
| treatment. The names of patients
I will not be reported, except in the
cases of persons who refuse to take
treatment, or fail to continue it as
prescribed. Druggists will make re-
ports on the sale of remedies for
such diseases. In this way it will be
possible to gain valuable informa-
tion and establish control over ven-
ereal diseases and in addition a stop
will be put to the sale of worthless
“remedies.”
Dispensaries should be established
throughout the state for the proper
treatment of sufferers and the dis-
tribution of salvarsan and other ap-
proved medicines. In order to make
the campaign against venereal dis-
eases at all effective the local author-
ities must cooperate with the state
and federal authorities. Provision
must be made for tho treatment and
if necessary the temporary intern-
ment of persons infected with such
diseases. This is not done as a
punishment. It is simply a matter
of protection for the community and
ultimately for the advantage of the
j infected person, ns only in this way
| can he or she be cured. No person
afflicted with smallpox or diphtheria
would be permitted to wander at will,
transmitting infection. There is no
reason why such a dangerous privi-
lege should be aecorder persons suf-
fering from disease which in a great
majority of cases could be avoided.
The campaign has a moral as well
ns a material side. The great effort
of the government and state author-
ities at present is to protect our sold-
ier and civilian population. To do
this it is necessary to stamp out com-
mercialized vice. There is no ex-
cuse for its existence in a modem
community and to this effort every
good citizen should give his support.
Joseph Huckins, state hotel chair-
man for the food administration, has
written all the leading hotels in Ok-
lahoma asking them to make all
meals wheatless from now until
September 1.—The time of the next!
harvest. Mr. Huckins, at a recent'
conference of hotel men in Washing- I
I ton. pledged to have all meals nt his
I hotel wheatless and now he has asked
all others in Oklahoma to do like-'
SALES COMPANY
--- Phone 57 Chandler, Okla. $
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—-—rr—————— would be tremendous demand from
--the public for prompt and drastic
| measures. No expense and no ef-
! f°rt: would be considered too great.
The trouble simply is that the public
has not realized how prevalent are
venereal diseases and how necessary
I it is to take far reaching measures
! against them.
j For some time the state board of
: health has been conducting a cam-!
j paign along educational lines, as well j
! as by direct methods, against ven-1
j ereal diseases in Oklahoma. A large '
—■ number of cards are being printed j
, | under the direction of the state board
of health for distribution among phy-!
sieians and druggists. As soon as!
these are distributed venereal dis-!
eases will be classed among the com-;
municable and reportable diseases, j
Physicians will be required to report
SECURITY SAVINGS
SERVICE
A Real Bank will furnish all of these:
We offer you the security of a responsible bank, managed by efficient officers, founda-
tion of twenty-five years experience, under supervision of the Federal Government
and a member of the Federal Reserve System.
We provide a place of Savings; allowing interest on time deposits
We can give you first class banking service.
(a) A place to deposit your money.
(b) A place to borrow money at easy rates.
(c) A place to enroll your Red Cross membership.
(d) A place to buy a Liberty Bond at any time.
(e) A place to buy Thrift Stamps.
(f) A place to buy War Savings Certificates.
(g) A place to buy foreign and domestic drafts.
(h) A place at home to get your farm loan.
In fact we might use all of the alphabet to enumerate the advantage of a bank account.
Call at the Bank. One Dollar Will Open an Account.
The Union National Bank
Chandler, Oklahoma
E. L. Conklin, President
J. B. Charles, Vice-President
Estelle Hoffman, Director
Lawrence Cox, Assistant Cashier
H. C. Brunt, Cashier
E. G. Keegan, A.-Cashier.
O. J. Conklin, Director
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Gar For
T)UT a gallon of gasoline into your
Jl Grant Six and get back 20 miles
of travel. Put in a gallon of oil and
you may expect and will get perfect
lubrication for 'J00 miles. The tires
that come with the car should carry
you 7000 miles or more before they
wear out.
When you remember that the
Grant Six is a pretty good sized
car with all the power you need,
Grant Six economy begins to mean
something to you.
In buying a Grant Six you save
$200 to $300 at the start over any
other car that will give you equally
good service, and you save on fuel,
oil and tires every day you run it.
The extremely moderate price and
The Thrifty
high economy of this car must appeal
to everyone who considers thrift a
national duty. And most people will
agree that the quiet, good taste of
the Grant Six is wholly in keeping
with the spirit of the times.
In mechanical simplicity and re-
finement the Grant Six is far in
advance of most cars. Its engineers
have kept before them the ideal of
the trouble-proof car. You will
never hear anything but praise for
the Grant Six overhead-valve en-
gine, for the cooling, oiling and
electrical systems, for the full-float-
ing rear axle. And if you want to
know what 46-inch cantilever rear
springs mean in the way of riding
comfort, ask any Grant Six owner.
j wise.
Owing to reduced output of this nezv model we
advise placing your order at once.
Price, $1095 f. o. b. Cleveland
0. T. GARAGE
S. N. EVANS
PHONE 159
GRANT MOTOR CAR CORPORATIO N—C LEVELAND
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Clark, George F. The Chandler Tribune (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 9, 1918, newspaper, May 9, 1918; Chandler, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc915006/m1/4/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.