The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 241, Ed. 1 Monday, October 19, 1925 Page: 4 of 4
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1 UK Kl. RENO DA1I.Y DEMOCRAT
t
USSIFIED WANT A
COLUMN
I
FOR SALE
Will offer for h*I«‘ locally for i
few day'. 14 extra a«*t><1 alioat • t
Watt^on. Phono 95»1 I I
II.
2 1»
RED CROSS FINANCES
SHOW WIDE SERVICES
Foil SALK or trade for resident prop-
erty frame ntore building Mtuat-d
at corner of Hlllson and IPtH-ell
Still able for grocery. filllnr t-tulnm,
auto paint shop. Three lnr»p• liv
Inr rooms second fl»*or. I hone • ■
or 6<>3 _ _ _
foil SALE Splendid holm* for
by owner. Six large rooms. hflwuk-
faal room, hath All newly do.'orn e;
Lot 50x1110 (lamp1' Ideal location.
achoola nnd transportation <onven
ent Addrenn 7in Went 24th Hire..,
Oklahoma City. Ohio
FOll BAI.K Household wooda InHnd
Inc China and kitchen ut.mdN l ew
neleet pieces. Can ....... . Hundi.y f
.I. drad. PhtRM ’1 1 t
•OR BALE Out Sellers kitchen tb-
lint. Rood us new Phone 1044 or call
at 617 South S'...... "ac
for rent
HOUSE FOll RENT Sll S niekford
s,. i 0 HIlRim i ’ «• 1
FOll RKNT Modern five room house
furnished. Phone 7IS. ____2l‘‘
FOR RENT
814 J.
Four room house. Phone
1"P
SIRES OF THE GREAT
11 eiA#r 4«« • farmer * a«*n
\ li^ll a lather was a pertar.
' .......,"t',or* ,',n paii Year Cost $10,321,679.80:
l*n|,e i father «»« • mee« hant Dlity to Ek'SCrVlCC MCfl
Murat • an Innkeaper. aon Paramount.
Milton wet the »en *-f a copy lit
Marahtl N>» was a r..«per a a«n
M"»arr'» fat'er « hoektitnder
i,Of tilts fa* I er es» a honks* Her
Chari** I amh v*»* a aertanfs sen.
Hollin s faiher «a« a knl'a maker
I h*> fnlhri of fowler **» i fKa-er
WAY OF THE WORLD north has snowfall
A woman do** ueua)!>
thlr.g her drwaarnakar
o*a #**ry
■|« a*p • eed ia anj 'wslk »f lift
adaxs a man has to run.
Although s wonisn may net Inderaa
i er huthind’e opinion, ahe :» alwayt
prepared id Inderaa hi* Check.
If k woman tndnlfaa *n »<w marti
iphoard-l"*# aha la *wra te find her
aelf <>n the shelf.
i;Inilo. the srtlsl
s*»n.
was s pea«anl a
ll»n<l#r« father "as a eountry d'»'.
A women wha keep# parft,t riraa
„ hen danCteg 4*a* hot te^rstarlly dn
sii whan Heaping tn appointment
I' a girl is dcelrnnt of "keeping her
\nurli. she ahouid take caia not to
Intiuduce him to teo man; of her
friends
WE WISH
Vapnleon
elit/rn
was the son of a hunihla
i l||v er
hi "V*#r
Cromwell'i father
Schubert*
hi.inter.
< hi ,11 noI
h icher.
father was
a.-h<>ii|
SVnlaee’a father waa a
FOR RENT Sleeping room for gou-
tlemcn Private hath, close in Phone
4(58
■ <
FOR RENT Two unfurnished room,
close In. Phone 71ti. ,!,r
WANTED
I’ewer'a, the aetilpter, sis « farm
er * hoy.
Shakeapeiire »
merchant
fMilier was
w no1
lh*t <"ir overcoat wauid fade the
s»rr>« all oxer.
that Cupid would *aka acme laaaaa*
tn uiaikamanahip.
That Osma Fortune would eeme le
rail on our (lay at home.
That we wera the linesman far a
wire*see telegraph company.
That tunnel* were 30 miles long
when ws are with our girl.
T) *t alnce money talks
iia speaking terras with It.
w* were
Doctor Doddridge wo* fti« *"n of an
oil dealer
WANTED. Old False Tenth. We
pnv blRh it* *10 for full sets. Don't
matter if broken. Wo buy crowns,
brldgea. Western Metal Company,
Bloomington III l;'1'
T(> TRADE for smaller pi 101 or farm
i choice lots. 8 room house. 250 bar
n>| cistern, two sttiry RaraRe: fine
location. Phone "Tit or 5011 -h
••TWENTY ACRES AND PLENTY”
Free book tolls truth about Florida
land. Monthly payments *1 an acre
Orange groves planted, cared for, 10
per cent above eost. Blyvester K "il
aon. Dept, H-426. Orlando. Fla.
C.F.T PAY F.VKUY DAY DisiribUte
150 necessary products to established
users. Extracts, soaps, food products
etc. World's largest company will hack
you with surprising plan Write tlx
J. It. W'atkins Co.. Dpt .1 7. 1559-Ha
Walnut Street. Kansas city. Mo
19 p
AGENTS Earn *55 to *100 yom lost
week selling our famous fast color
shirts from factory to wearer. Over
100 beautiful patterns Exclusive let
rltory, free samples and liberal com
missions payable In advance. Write
today. Fast Color Products Corp. 627
Rroadway. New York.
Wagner’* *s!her «•*» n
police court
elerk In m
Dlrkana father «,-»« k poor clerk In
the navy pay office
Manin Luther* father a
peasant and a woedsman
That we could read a rayetery story
that would make our hair curl.
*l tut our furniture wouldn't »cat
cm before m have .finished wing for
IL
An Arctic explorer who is still alive
hasn't exactly fnilpd.
NATURE
All
Pope
nature I* but art.—Alexander
Some touch of natnre'a genial glow
Walter Scott.
Nature is always wise In every part
1 ord Thurlovv.
Nature l« the
Thomas Browne.
art of fled Sir
MEN. WOMEN Sell direct complete
line leather house and comfort slip
per*. Wonderful Christmas gifts
Write today. Comfo Shoe Mfg
Cartw Bldg., Cincinnati.
Nnihing In nature la unheautlful.—
Alfred Tennyeen
All nalvire weara one universal grin
—Henry Fielding
Nature, the vicar of Almighty God
— Geoffrey • haueer.
The rotiraa of nature !* the art of
Coil r.dmnml Yeung
Nature can soothe if »he cannot «at
■ViWj Anna Katherine c-een
on# touch ef nature make* tin
whole «urlit kin Shakespeare
DISTRICT MANAGER WANTED
Hiring men and women to sell com
plete line of guaranteed hosiery di , Nature never did he tray the heart
r.vt Rig commissions Write now ' i>loved 1 er William Wnrdawnrtb
Packard Hosiery Co . Peoria. 111.
acenr W \n rED 8*U $10 worth of
hosiery or shirts for *1. Commission
*3 every customer. Write immediate
lv Silka Corp 1328 Broadway. New
York.
o nature hew fair I* thy face ami ■ pT09!l
t ow I ght l« th\ heart, and how friend
less thy grace -Owen Meredith
Washington The nailv.nal *nd In
temational servo* “ nf th# America!
It'd trow are porirayed graphically
in a statement <»f *h* R'*‘l * r,’,*
finance* for the paat «»<-H year ended
June :m. 1923 KxpeudiUtraa by the
Hid Cross (Including bo’h the Na
ti mal OrganlxatIon and th<> Chapter*)
■luring this period aggr' ‘***1 f19c
:t;i«7S8»
The obligation of the American Hod
t ios, to the ex-aervloa and service
n< ... represented In this *unv by *
a I expenditure nT *4 223 292 rl In
ibe Interests nf disabled veterans, the
Rid (rose expended *3.571.916 42 of
which *1.677.916 42 ■ ame front the Na
mil a I Organization and *1.900.000
front the more than 3 000 Chaptera
nnd local branches of the society.
Red Cross service* to the men of the
Regular Armv and Navy the pa*' 'car
called fm *647.3741!* of which tha
| National Organization furnished $H!0,-
376 19. nnd 'he Chaptera *337 00'*
Sharing In Importance with lht» re-
sp vnelMllty was 'he Red Cross work
„f disaster relief during the year, in
the e operations there was absorbed
a to'al of J1.922.7SI 90 up to dune 30.
this year This r. presented *1 422.-
7S»*vn of National Organization funds
and *300.000 from the Chapters He
li"f In foreign disasters amounted to
$285,579.33 This *mn was appropr!
Atpd altogether hv 'hs National Op
canlzntlon
Insular ;ind foreign oi>emtions of 'he
American Roil Cross during the year
Included relief in foreign disasters,
the League of Red Croaa Socieilea.
tiinlon Red Cross Foreign Projecia.
Assistance to insular t haplors and
similar functions Resides Its disas Hand-lomouth buying means
trr relief, the National Organiiation |PJ!S, orders aivC'D to follow.
tlnanced these other branches of for I ---—
tgn work also, including *110 * v ■? i
for assistance to insular chapters
*177.450 for the League of Red Cross
Societies *8( 384 43 for Junior proj- |
pets abroad, and *80.067 62 for ether
Insular and foreign operations
In addition to its paramount duty to
apts(^t veterans and other service men
and their families, and its disas'er
relief, the Red Croaa expeuded at
home through its rational and chapter
funds, a total of *1.0*9.416 05 for it*
Public HeaPh Nursing Service *154.
135 09 for nutrition instruction: *3H'
422 76 for First Aid and Ufe Saving:
*445.707 34 for Junior Red Cross:
*132.759.88 for instruction In Home
Hygiene and Care of the Sick, and
carried on similarly important home
duties. Included In the latter were
' such valuable services as the Enrolled
Nurses' Reserve, for which the Na
1 tlonal Organization expended *43,-
i 562 44. while other national opera- I
Hons at home amounted to *301.957 64.
The chapters In addition to 'he laege
part thev played In all Red • roes
Activity spent *674.000 ef their own
funds on Renaral charter aervlres
The broad humanity of the Ameri-
can Red t roes can never be measured
■ bv the money it costa but avan 'B
hare terms of dollars and cent*, the
' scope of Its work ia Indicated A
1 <tud'- of 'heae facts aiao show* ih*
uecessltt for ih* largest possible en
rollmant. since Red Cross service It
: maintained alraos* entirely hy it*
memba-ship. The anunai Invitation
to participate in this work through
membership In the Ame-ican R*d .
Is extended from Armistice j
Hay. November 11, to Thanksgiving j
November 26
CHICAGO. Oct. 19—From out to
four Inches of snow was heaped in
ninny sections of the northwest to
day. while the thermometer was lar
below the freezing point.
Three deaths in Minnesota are at
tributed to the snow.
Iowa reported snow flume- and
freezing temperature. It was Ivelow
freezing in nearly all this area. Snow
also fell in Nehru'ka ind WI scon .
sin The latter reported a "baby 1
blizzard." with tour inches of snow
in the northern section. i
QUAKE SHOCK FELT
NEW YORK. Oct. 19—An earth
•tuake of moderate intensity was rc
,-cived cn the seismograph at Ford
turn University at 6:01 this morning
The whoek apparently was 350 miles
distant. __
A;
STHMA
No cut* for it, but welcome
WILL DROP DEATH PROBE
LOS ANGELES Calif Oct 19
The Investigation of the mysterious
death of Mi.- Craig Riddle, wealthy
Philadelphia society matron, will
probably be dropped, it was Ridiculed •
today by Los Ang-les conulv author-:
iti'S. ,
Fniluvc to find evidence llml death
i wus caused by violeuce in the fre-
! litninary post mortem tends lo dis- j
i iiro'’< earlier th< ories of the woman'- !
I death, If. was decided hv tit'* Inves- I
tigators. It to traces of poisen are
found in ih*. woman's stomach. th»*rc |
( will be no Inquest, and tb" bodv will i
hr sent to I’hiln'elpbia.
relief is often brought bf—
VICKS
▼ VAPORUB
Ovt IT MUUmm Jett U»U *—>-
Destroys Malarial
Germs in the Blood
and Restores Energy
Qrove’s
Tasteless
Chill Tonic
60c
SEARCH FOR SEAMEN
VICTORIA. H G\, Oct. 19. - Sc&reli
was belt g ioutturn-1 tou.ty tor -it-
tiuis, following the collision between
tltu tug Hope with the- steamer Tecs,
off Rrn'ituk Island. Saturdiy itikht■!
The tug cap-izvd and rank, throw j
tm 3i men into the water. Twenty-
■-even were rescu-'U. S*-ven were lost I
CRITERION
Today and Tuesday
MARY PICKFORD in
"LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY"
COMEDY'—OUR GANG in
•OFFICIAL OFFICERS’’
Pathe News—Admission 10c. 25c
Try O-Cedar cn your
soiled white enamel. It
will make the marks van-
ish insundv. It will biing
up the original beauty
just as it does on wood
finishes oldatker shades.
Excellent tor automo-
biles. and lor floors, doors,
woodwork and I urniture.
You pour it on, then ruh
with a damp doth. Sold
everywhere in various
sizes from 30c to $3.
Work never hurt anybody, bnt It
doesn't do canned fruit arty go*"!.
Well, anyhow, It b.i* been great
w* in her t'or people who are reducing
--
\t times It looks tvs though Chin* :
w...u'l even bother lo saTe 'he ple-es
Letting out of college isn't nearly as ■
portant as getting something out
uf It.
Dr. Edward Greenan
Dentist
Over Jones’ Drug Store
Evening by appointment
phone 1155. Hours 9 to 12
1 to 5:30;
[(
"Cleans as it Polishes”
li stands In reason there are Just
ns good fieh in the sea as ever got s
a" ay.
As * matter nf fact, did anyone
ever really look for * needle In a hay-
s'.a- W?
It doesn't pay to he natural. Some '
who follow their natural ben; are
crooked.
Here’s to the only rhing tha* Is no
good unless It is second handed—a
watch.
.3, We are especially equipped lor
CYLINDER GRINDING
Have vour car reground now
LANMAN WELDING AND MACHINE CO
318 North Bickford K1 Rell°
-THOS. JENSEN
—FARM LOANb
—INSURANCE
—REAL ESTATE
Phon* 377
Jim Roberson
Sam Roberson
ROBERSON A ROBERSON
LAWYERS
Practice In All Court*
107 1-2 E Woodson.
Tel. «P4
A FEW REMARKS
PERSONAL
Charming1 young widow worth *3S.ooo
lonely, will m*rrv tEva* R 1022 WUh
ita. Kansan
Leading club, largest, most reliable
for lonely people, confident isvl desevlp
(jolt* free in plalu sealed enveUuve
Thousands wealthy members If sin
cere write Established 2'* ycut's Mr-
Mathew*. Box 26. Oakland. Culif
RESIGNS AS DEPUTY WARDEN
OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct ".'
Charging that the state Fish nnd
Game ih pnvtmeiU w as helne nude ••
political machine. C U Leeds v>t
Ahvett. Okla.. former state senativr.
tit.ide pvibllt tod!) 6 leftet
ittg hi* commission as assistant game
warden of that department
The Dully Democrat be’lcve* in b
Reno. Do you? Subscribe tinlaj
TYPEWRITERS ANl)
ADDING MACHINES
New and Reconditioned
SALES — RENTALS — RCPAIRS
The com posing room >n!c say* the
flapper type i» display up*
lit* one *ur* wav to become wealthy
Is to quit wluhnvg yon were and work
harder
If yon want to bear vovirself
pra»e,I go somewhere «tvere (teres
a g v<v<i echo and talk
Some people *-x|ieot the I ord not
onl\ to provide but to .->*, off th*
t»b!f and wasli the dl»h*'
When tt come* to hogging honor*,
how shout the vv.-et girl gwtdua'r
who also heroine* * June hriih ?
\\> , minot all p'sv golf hut '1 e
hua.h'-»*t . f tt« v.a carry a few fc«tf
»tt,»v n s lag and l«*'k »olett n
Red Cross First Aid
Popular in America
As Accidents Gain
ANNIVERSARY
USED CAR SALE
HENRY BEHNK
Typewriter Dept
|f kind of j*me
flit'e» vvtth lawnmower* t
bv vo irksotve p.i»l lrg them
, on A
The , ran
from the fron
ll,ere *t-e a*
«vei Ho' .-tv
i have hern
' n* the mo'or
n a v It' the
Ft *n»'-i ipl.
w.*»
along
ten •ved
. ■ k Hit
sr » » »•
MFRRY OPTIMISTS
The
Phone 2SC «*' !>• *
DR. A. J. WEST
DENTIST
Special attention given
Dental X-ray work
and
Extraction of tooth.
Office Phono 73, Res. U»71
I h<
IIhn ,
.X- .
T
■v ar »* -
, Aage.e* lie**
te Lea: a.t ft*..-
The rapidly motiating tell 1mm
traffic ar,-3den * ha* hrourn- home to
he public the n*.'**s!ty of being pr*
pa-ed to -ender prompt ***iatatie*
while awaiting the doctor During tha
p**t v ea- 356 chapler* of the Amorl
an Red Pro** were initructlng
. 1a«*et tn Fir*' Aid and in 'he «*me
period cert ideate* were •••ned to
20 601 pe-*,',!t< qua 'fled hy Red <.rn»*
<xpert*
Man» r'.' *< :h'<'"ighoui 'he United
Plate* are showing In'ereit in »erur
tig flr»t a d viwtrvt on for 'ha r p->
l ee and Are de; ll personnel
and through the work of local chap
ter*, practical result* h*** been oh
‘ained in auch . itie* *» Wa»hinflon
D c Toledo o Boston. Mass.:
South Bend and Indtanapoli*. lud ;
FVrt Arthur. Teva* and other comma
nitle* In co-operation w ;h the 9'ate
author tie* 'men*'* ’ra'n.’ag In Aral
aid and rescue method* ha* been
g rn to S'st* police an-1 conj'.abularv
me5.iu>r* at fv'ttr State invitUng
•chool*
Instruction In the*e »uh)eeit Is
public and pr-vnte *choo’.r. eouege*
and uolvertltte* ha* lnrrea*ed during
:he year Afention ha* been g.*en to
t-ain.ng teacher* a: inar.'Ute* and
• intmer school*
The Red fro** flr*’ a d ra l-oad oar
1 >' • • 4*"■‘r ha* been n eoatlnuou* operation
ter throughout th* year R covered
IP 34(i mile*, visiting 137 ettie* whe-*
« « •» , , r na* i;ou mee- <ig* we-e eondr.,,ted hy the ;
aurgeon* w :h a tota of 14* 8**
people
* all \ Ind'.i*ir.e« p*r' ularly ha'* availed
• lu* ! -h.-rselvf* of the nsin tion afforded
hv ' * r. d ( Th* AV#«'ern FleC-
i ,rti- t .mpa"' for example rep*'-** a
I... recur m of th# *,<: ;*«■ rate par
r tr l.000 emnlo'***
• •» «w •»
In order to Celebrate the Anniversary of our arrival in El Reno—one > eai
a v« to d v-I ^have gone through m y Used Car Department and whittled
down the price on every Reconditioned Car. I want you, as one of the man>
friends I have made since coming to El Reno, to benefit by this drastic t .
I-1, i.d
SALE STARTS MONDAY—LASTING TEN DAYS
HERE ARE BARGAINS YOl CANT PASS l P:
n i nor; rnwi rmino w?5 00 ____$140.00 Down—Balance Monthly.
nU; iu S1 VSe «45,66::'."-'....-S Down-Balance Monthly.
n'U i-m.| Tourinc <145(W „.S 55.00 Down—Balance Monthly.
?’° ,of- ,v S' *o-»00..... S "0.00 Down—Balance Monthly.
?"*; Ford Couoe ViuSiw I 75.00 Down-Balance Monthly.
0„'t 9S Ford RoaL'er. $165.00........ -$ 65.00 Down-Balance Monthly.
One li-1 Ford Touring, good shape, $265.00 $ "0.00 Down-Balance Monthly.
,. u,.>o L'nn4 Tinvpw $19500 ......._..S 75.00 Down—Balance Monthly.
One '^^rVr 'A hTS.iw ---........$ 65.00 Down-Balance Monthly.
v ..roup of cheaper cars, ranging from $10 op. These are bargains which
have never been offered before in El Reno. You are sure to find the ear
that suits your pocketbook in this list.
YOUR terms are our terms.
One
One
One
O. U. Davis
V*n*ge* U*td Car
D« parte"*"*
El Reno, Oklahoma
Phones:
1248 and 295
200 South B'Chford
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