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THE EL RENO (OKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
BETTER POOD TOR LESS
fiNYDED
Groceries-Medts-Fruits-VeMables
Hi
FBEE DELIVERY, PHONE 295
10 lbs. Fancy
Cloth Bat:
COMPETE FOR
HOLLYWOOD'S
FILM SHOP
Trying to Attract Visi-
tors From Other Lands
Is Leading Business
Calif" AU*' 22'1durln* the eight to lu weekn
—(IP)—Hollywood received Quite‘.t. « *u . ,
a shock aud experienced quhe n “re Whe'‘ pro(,Uctl0n ia
few shivers when Jack L. Warner, runui,lg aIon* in a norni®l man-
vice-president in charge of pro-;ner* ThouHands of stories will
ductlon for First National and *>© looked over from which many
Warner Brothers studios sudden- w|U be selected for use in 1931-
ly announced that First National!32-
would partially suspend opera-' "The production schedule of
tlons for a period of eight to lo the new year, which will start
weeks beginning Heptember 20. In full force on November 1, will
The announcement, however, C ontinue through 52 weeks," War-
dld not seem as serious when ner said. "This differs from
FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, II
H anil If VANILLA EXTRACT
111 a no Hi 2 ounces
Pennsy Brand
Macaroni, Spaghetti, 4 pkgs. . 21c
Libby’s No. 2 Sliced Rosedale
PINEAPPLE, in Syrup ........21c
1 co°k- 01
1 ■ C|ing beans, 2 lbs. &1C
WASHINGTON. Aug., 22 <U>)
j—Tourist migration, both over-
. land and oceanic, has become ***“ ■®w,u «n «n«us wnen *,c* »»ui. mis aurers irom
j Breat to the extent that munv Warner Wfcnt on to explain the j l*»st policy of completing the
j countries are making it u lead-' *a80n for lhe temporary lull |n I season’s schedule ns rapidly us
Jing business to try to attract makitisr. 'possible."
Van Camp’s
Catsup
Fancy
Arkansas
Johnathan
peck
BROWNIE’S MARKET
Fancy Href Shoulder Roast, lb.
Beef Rib Boiling Meat, lb.
I2V2C
Fancy Baby Beef Chuck Steak, lb.
25c
_lV/gc
Pure Hog Lard OP _ Best Compound OP
_2 pounds_4PC
Brownie’s Special Pork Sausage, lb .. 15c
2 pounds
BACON Sugar ( uml Shoulder
Salt Meat, jowl butts, poun
d. 15c
Bacon, Best Brisket, pound
...20c
Hamburger, fresh ground, lb. 15c
Meat for Loat, 1-3 pork, pound 15c
Bacon, special sliced, pound.. ,25c
TONIC HAMS l“s\riCured
___Shankless,
WHERE SMILING SERVICE WELCOMES YOU
HOME OWNED
^U^claJl^X
HOME OPERATED
£ * ♦ * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * + * * ......... ... *............ ^ ^ ... ... + ^
[ FARM WOMENS MARKET |
SATURDAY !> A. M,-l P. M. t
> “Country Maid Products” I
If<■ 11111111>ci tIn rarin worn* n iin• in every Saturday with nice
iiv.-li products pn-puml a--|m*< i.iliy tor your week-end minis.
W'H Und most anything von wain at ibis market.
We have litre lumie grown potatoes, apples, carrots, toma-
t"«'s. butter, ireuin, eggs, collage cheese, bread, rolls, pies,
takes, salads, etc. Prices reasonable,
Mrs. Will Kilter won the varietN two weeks ago.
Airs. Lee Stoiteinaa won it las! week.
| It you haven’t heard about our "Variety of Products" visit
* Hie market 1 ills Saturday and team about It. f
i ..... Mr*. ,|. W, Ijornixpia, .Mdr. +
+ CITY HALL BLDG. PHONE 1188 *
:• -> * * *:• * * * * * * * .................. ... ^... ^... ^ + ^ ^ ,4 ^ ^ ^ ^, *
Quality Milk Fed Poultry
All Kinds at All Times
Dressed or alive, delivered lo your door at rea-
sonable prices
Farmers Union Exchange
Phone 1120 116 South Choctaw
visitors from other lands, it is
estimated by tlie Commerce De-
partment that last year 16.-
3r»o,oou Americans went into
Canada alone, to spend days,
weeks, months, and enough
money to make the Canadian
Tourist industry a leading
source of income.
The American people alone
being the greatest travellers in
,h® world, it has become a
common thing for foreign
countries to spend great
amounts annually in advertls-
ln Ktheir nations. Franco has
appropriated over $1,200,000
for this purpose abroad, while
Derma ny is reputed to spend
even more for publicity,
1,1 I#2", on figures com-
piled by tlis Commerce Depart-
ment, American tourists ex-
pended about $729,000,000 in
foreign travelling exclusive of
passage money, shipboard ex-
P e adit ii res a n d purchases
brought home by returning
tourists. This total exceeds tin-
imports of merchandise from
any single country.
Travellers * find official on-
eolirageiiiciit in all countries
visited. Touring dubs, auto-
mobile asnociationH, hotels,
railways, steamship lines and
chain hers of commerce all com-
bine to make one’s trip a success.
I ravel agencies located anywhere
troui Chile to Russia and from
Spain to Japan, give the tourist
official welcome and guide him
on his way.
Whereas before it was impossi-
ble to plan a tour because of not
being aware of hotel costs anJ
other expenses, this information is
now in most cases, sent to the
traveller’s own country in maga-
zine and rail way advertisements.
Question bureaus are established
which answer any number of
queries concerning the country
a lion t to be visited.
Attractions are numerous in all
countries. Most of them wait un-
til the traveling season has be-
gun before they offer fairs, plays,
aud other amusenents designed to
attract a foreign visitor.
Further encouragement of tour-
ist travel has been made in tin-
reduction or elimination of visa
fees, and simplification of pass-
port requirements. Americans are
now permitted to enter 29 coun-
tries without payment of a visa
fee, while Americans in transit
may cross five additional com;
tries without paying the usual fee.
In certain other lauds the fee for
a transit or other visa is very
moderate, as is the case in Aus-
tria. Czechoslovakia. France ami
Yugusuvia.
Cooperation among private
agencies has ucompltshcd much in
furthering tourism. An interna-
tional code lias been established
between nil hotels for ordering
rooms. Here is a specimen*
"Cable stop Thursday node bon,’
which iiteaus ‘‘Reserve three
rooms with five beds for several
days. Will arrive Thursday be-
tween 7 p. m. and midnight.
Want good hut not the highest
priced accomodations."
Picture making. ! possible.
The time will be used for i • Six pictures are now In produc-
general readjustment of the stu- Hon at the studio. These In-
dio’s mechanical equipment which elude "Suuny," Marilyn Miller’s
will enable It to handle u tremen-1 starring production, adapted from
dous program planned for the the Flo Zlegfeld success which
1931-32 period, Warner said. ran three years on Broadway; an
Three pictures on the 1930-31 original musical romance by
program will be completed dur- Jerome Kern’and Otto Harbach:
ing the let-down and six pictures the picturization of ‘‘Mothers
Cry," Helen Grace Carlisle’s best
seller, and "*1.11116 Caesar," a fa-
mous gangster story.
in each of three foreign languages
— French, German and Spanish—
will be shot. Foreign sturs, wri-
ters and directors invaded Holly-
wood in a body to mark First Na- Hamer said that the 1931-32
tlonal’s big entry into the for- program for both First National
eign field of talking pictures. and Warner Brothers was the
- ; most extensive ever taken by
Studio executives will be busier (him and his associates.
Infestation August 9 Re-
ported 8.8 Per Cent
Ah cotton approaches the end
of tin* fruiting season, the per
cent infestation by weevils is!
showing a tendency to increase, I
(\ F. Stiles, extension entomolo-J
gists at the Oklahoma A. ami1
M. college, notes.
Infestation for the week end-
ing August 9 was 8.8 per cent,!
while for the previous week it!
was 8.3 per cent. During the
same period last year it was
37.9 per cent and in 1828 it
was 62.3 per cent.
Cotton was so nearly mature j
in Marshall, Johnson, and
Bryan counties that no square
infestation could be made the j
field men reported.
‘‘It is doubtful if reeords
can be made in the coming
weeks in counties south of the
Canadian river," Stiles said.
"Local showers have fallen
at a number of points in the
stute, but most cotton is mature
and
AIoah Numskuu
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DEAR NOAH** ISA COWSLIP^
A CAuFS N»C-,HT5ov*n?
lA^MnCI Al5Efv Tdl6D« O.
DEAR NOAH * IF You HAD
HAY FEVER WOULD VOU
Call Die feed stowe
CLERIC, OR CALL A HORSE
DOCTOR ? EMtL FINK
Buffalo N-Y.
DEAR. NOAM » VJRAT KINJD OF
A RA2DR DOES A BARBER
USBiFOR SHAV/NG SOAP*
SAM O ROteRTSON SYMSON>A
COME ON FOLKS SEND
VOOR. NUMfKULLION NOTIONS To
PSAS OLP NOAM-NQ^-^-
COURT HOUSE
NEWS ITEMS
WurPaiity Deeds
A. A. Pitney and wife to Lizzey
Leddy, lots 9 and lit, blk. 6,
Yukon, $1,500.
Mineral DeeUe
we cannot expect much! L“* Kluma IJeal “nd hu8ban,i
or « late crop. Cotton U open- j,0 “ar.ry ,J(en8.en- l?‘ 2 an<1
ing prematurely and picking \h ' 8* ^ of “e^l1’0’
under way in many counties." .. QwH * lain, Ifeeil*
_____; Ross H. Munaen et al to James
TWO CITIES FLAN Qaw*o,,» ,,e,<4 of 34-13-9, $1
BOND ELECTIONS 1WEDD,NG AWA,TS F0R F,RE
(Continued from page one)
j CONNEHSVILLE, hid.,—(IP)
Garret Reyonlds can get married
! any day, any time, but he can’t
J 1 »«■«,* I I ||1\ , 17 II l Jig Villi l
the oil companies will he ordereu I „ee a fire that often, he decide,I
to make a settlement with the when he left his bride-to-be abort-
city. In that case the money will| iy before the hour set for the
Poetically take care of the bonds weddlnn and hurled awav to a
votpf __
Reported Missing
MINIATURE GOLF SUPPLIES
Wo mi*mlaeturc jjfolf clubs, and supplies for
miniature courses. Putters, brass or cast. Cups,
steel or cast. Hazards made to order.
LANMAN FDRY. & MCH. CO.
Phone 579 420 N. Macomb • £| Keno
CHICHiSJERS.PItLS
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flrui tin), null cbrrkn Halurln lu
;u»w :»v:?!sis'jywvrSu j 666 also in Tablets.
Van Leer Block, chairman of
lhe board of directors of the
Baltimore Sun uud prominent
financier, is reported to have dis-
appeared from his private yacht
while it way proceeding about 12
miles from tiie New Jersey coast.
No trace of the fiimucier was
found after the yacht was slopped
and searchlights played upon the
water. Last week Black enter*
tallied Governor Roosevelt, of New
York and Rear Admiral Richard
L. Byrd ou board the yailit.
voted.
The city council of Hobart de-
cided to call the special (‘lection
after a committee, named l»yivviiiw
various civic organizations, re- Jpe damage!
ported that more water is needed
by the city under the present con-
ditions.
The election was called, under
Hie shadow of what the city offi-
cials termed an impending water =
shortage, in order to give the'
citizens an opportunity to iv- |
lieve the annual shortage in
future years.
The dam for impounding the
water will lu* built two miles
south of Dill City, if the bond
issue carries. The reservoir would
impound about one billion gallons
of water.
One of ilie strong points for
construction of the da in there is
elimination of the necessity for
pumping gravity flow would pro-
vide the power to deliver water
from the lake to the city’s fauceta.
At present the city is forced to
pump the water to the consumers,
An early estimate of $450,000
as the cost for constructing the
dam was revised and cut down to
$400,000.
fire. The plant at which Reynolds
works caught on fire and the
wedding was stopped until he
could check up on the extent of
Obtains Divorce
MARKETS
T
Oklahoma <RV Livestock
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. 22. -
l attle 600; active and stronger;
top 8.25; calves 400; stronger;
top ..u0; hogs 1,0 00; lower; top
10.50.
Kansas City Livestock
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 22.- (‘ut-
il© 1.500; 23c higher; top 11.00;
calves 500; steady; top 10.50;
hogs 5,000; 30e lower; top 11.50,
»W York Cotton
NEW YORK, Aug. 22. Oct.,
old 11.50, new 10.91; Dec., old
11.31, new 11.09; Jan., old 11.42,
new 11.19; March 11.34; May
11.51; July 11.69,
A lion carried off a baby near
Capetown, South Africa, but lain;
dropped it without serious injury.
24 lbs Ohoma
Flour_________
70c -
POST BRAN IA
only_________iUC
Building for a Bigger and Better El Reno
. A L_ ■ • a . m a
That has been our ambition for 37 years—To give folks cheaper
and efficient SrvLe°n merchandise and always to give friendly
Fancy Elberta OF
Peaches, doz. JdC
8 large fancy
eating apples
2 cans 1 pound
Salmon
Saniflush
only
Morning Specials
11c
2 cans Old Dutch
Cleanser
Fresh Calif. Car-
rots, bunch
22c
Fresh Colorado
Green or Wax
i Beans, jjp
The above prices good
to 12 m. onl
3 lbs. Thompson’s Seed-
less AF
Grapes_________«DC
Teas Figs in
Syrup, qt. jar _
3 cans
Melo
O-CEDAR
POLISH
Small size 30c
Value, only 26c
Large size 60c
Value, only 51c
Queen Olives
full qt. jav
FANCY CLOTH
BAG SUGAR
With, tile purchase of $1.00
worth of other groceries
15 oz. bottle
Lipton’s A Q
Coffee UC
gallon size
All No. 2 size
Cans Tomatoes, Green Beans, Diced Beets,
Libby’s Prepared Spaghetti, Lone Eagle Peas,
Lone Eagle Corn. Buy in assorted lots, any
way you wish, all for _
Cans No. 2l/2 Libby’s Rosedale Pineapple, Pears
J or Peaches. Buy assorted if you wish. All for....
pound
Tender Beef Shoulder
Steak,
pound
Large weiners
pound
Choice Swiss Steak pound 25c
Seamand’s
Pure Jersey
Milk and Cream
ELKENO, OKLAHOMA
Gold
Medal
Crackers
Mrs. Marion Campbell Winton,
composer of operas, has obtained
u divorce from Alexander Win-
ton. pioneer uutomobile manufac-
turer of Cleveland, on charges of
cruelty. Mrs. Winton, who was
Wliitou’s third wife, was widely
known for her friendly goslures
toward Indiaue. The couple ib
showu above.
EL RENO MARKETS
(Corrected to August 22)
Canadian Mill
Wheat .7n
Yellow Corn _ . .97
White Corn _ ........ .97
Mixed Corn . . ..95
Burley ______ ... .55
Gouts __ ____ .40
Canadian Grocery
Butter .. _______ _ .25 .30
El Reno Poultry and Egg Co.
Room tors .... .or,
Dream . \ ..... .34
Ese© ..... Jo
Broilers____________ ,iy ,17
Heavy ileus ____________ .11
Log hums ..... .lu
Telephone Want Ads to No. 18
Dr. T. V. Powell, I). Co
RADIONIC SPECIALIST
Female, Prostolic Blood and
Venerial Diseases
116 1-2 S. Rock Island
CHIROPRACTIC ADJU8TINGS
Offlcs phone 1590. Res. 1573.
Special Fried Chicken Plate Lunch
For Sunday
P ried Chicken Baked Beans
Mashed Potatoes and Gravy
Col(l SIaw Chicken Noodles
Breaded Tomatoes
Cherry Cobbler With Whipped Cream
Ice Tea All for 35c Delivered
Whole hen and dressing, baked to order $1.35
Baked chicken orders must be in by 5 p. m„
Saturday
HOME DELICATESSEN
315 West Watts Phone 1004-J
Esther Thompson Jenkins
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Blair, James R. & Vandivier, Davis O. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 273, Ed. 1 Friday, August 22, 1930, newspaper, August 22, 1930; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc919184/m1/6/: accessed May 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.