The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 40, No. 74, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 28, 1931 Page: 2 of 6
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THE EL llENO (OKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1931.
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WORK NOW, REST
later: is advice
on enough stijw to completely
| smother weeds that may start la-
ter.
Insert* Xee<l Watching
All of the profitable early care
ot the Rarden is nol confined to
cultivation. There are some in-
sects that nr* actually wafting for
vegetables to come up. The mild
winter means that insect pests
will be more bothersome than
ever this year.
- I One of the worst and yet the
easiest controlled of these in-
Weeding, Cultivating Best [ sect; the Colorado potato hug.
! These are already causing great
damage. The control Is to sprin-
I le calcium arsenate or lead
arsenate on the vines. Calcium
arsenate is cheaper and more ef-
fective. The operation on a small
Stillwater, Okla.. April «»y pl«<inK Lh- ui;sp-
tSpecial) "A stitch in time saves i Pn'vd<>r 1,1 11 cheesecloth hag
nine" is certainly correct when it shaking a small amount on
comes to the early care of thei'il<*1 I,nlato plan*-
Dorn* During Begin-
ning of Grow th
garden. There is no other time Ini
the earn of the vegetable gar j
den when so much can he accom-
plished with so little work, de-
c lares Karl F. Park, horticul-
turist at the Oklahoma A. and
M College.
Vegetables of highest quality
are grown rapidly. Rapid growth |
requires ample moisture and
plant food.
In the spring of the year there
is usually ample moisture and J
available plant food in the soil,
providing the right steps in seed |
bed preparation were taken. The
gardener's problem is to conserve!
Superintendents to Adopt
Constitution
Many reservations for the
this moisture and plant food al-1 luncheon at the meeting Friday
ready in the soil and see that in Norman of (he superintend-
il is used only by the crop ' ents' section of the Oklahoma Kd-
grown.
Wind “Steals" Water
"If someone were lo come Into
our gardens and carry off great
quantities of the needed water
and plant fond from our soil we
would object strenuously, yet we
permit the wind and the weeds
and the plunts that should he
thinned nut to do this vorv thine
when we do not cultivate . . me
proper time," Ibirk says. Weeds
r.ro the greatest moisture rob-
bers but evaporation from an un-
cult Ivated soil and the demands
made by plants that should hnv
bpen thinned out also take their
share. Cultivation not only stops
these losses to a great extent,
hut It also puls the ground in
condition to uhsorh larger quan-
tities of water from later rains
and prevents Iossps by run off.
Thinning the vegetables should
bo done early. Most vegetables re-
spond profitably to an abundance
c.f light. Therefore early removal j
of the surplus plants gives more I
light to those left growing.
Itake I test at First
For early cultivation a rake
ncatlon Association were being
leceivd Tuesday by II. K. Wrin-
kle, superintendent of the 101 He-
no schools, and chairman of lh>*
meeting.
The luncheon will be held in
the new First Christian church
building. The purpose of the
meeting Is to adopt a uew consti-
tution for the superintendents'
department, which was drawn up
some time ago.
Officers of Hie department will
he elected at the meeting. Since
the state tuter-acholttHtic meet
will he held in Norman on the
saute day, it will make It much
more convenient for u greater
number of school superintendents
to be present.
On Hie following day a meeting
of the commission for revising the
constitution of the Oklahoma
Kducntlou Association will be
held in Oklahoma City. Mr. Wrin-
kle is a member of the group.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mr. and Mason Hector, who
or a similar type of tool In the j have been residing nl 533 South
form of n wheel hoe Is very ef-
fective and economical In Hnt»
requir'd for the operation. When
the hoe ia used, the soil often
Hadden avenue, will move Wed-
nesday to Hill Crest addition.
Frank Whltted, 517 South Mn-
Is stirred too deep, musing both comb avenue, who Inis been III for
a greater loss of soli moisture and the past few days, is somewhat
it detrimental pruning of the plant improved.
root!. -—
Some gardeners may wish to I Friends In this city have re-
use a straw mulch to conserve reived word that Mrs. Frank free-
moisture and save labor in cul-1 gan, who lias been III for several
tivntlon. To secure best results (lays at Mercy hospital In Ft.
from such a prnctlre, Murk di-
rects, be sure first to have the
soil well eultivaled heforo apply-
ing the straw nod second to put
Scott, Kails., Is somewhat im-
proved. She will he remembered
us Mlsk Nell Devine formerly of
FI Reno.
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II Hortents
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17 Wrath
II Expiate
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numerals)
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30 Krse
35 Equip
30 Signify
42 Allowance for
Waste
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neck
40 Current of liquid
4k Htamem coin
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51 (loddes* of the dawn
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55 Ml sort type
•“< Commerce
7 Mine entrance
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10 Crude metal
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12 Evil spirits
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16 Declared
19 Compound ether
21 Anger
22 Extinct bird of New
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24 Flight of Mnhom*
tiled: exodlia
26 Denizen of Crete
27 Sever
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31 Religious picture
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49 Suitable
50 Street cars
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66 Redacts
66 Eagle
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leadership whenever the occasion requires. You’ve heard a lot about new low prices, new high values. Now you’re going to witness a Sale
that establishes an entire new set of value-giving standards, the magnitude of which have no parallel in the history of retail merchandising.
Values, Qualities, Bargains that defy comparison, defy duplication.
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‘Starfirand
Sktt ^
No. 4f>2
»
One strap patent as
sample.
Only
$2.50
No. 504
One strap patent as
sample.
$3.89
jf
"iStar 'drand'
No. 503
Dress pump, dull mat
as sample.
Only
$3.89
No. 499
Dull mat one strap as
sample.
Only
$4.50
No. 437
Arch support as sample.
Only
$3.45
No. 270
Light kid as sample.
Only
$2.75
No. 141
Child’s patent ns sam-
ple.
Only
$1.75
No. 174
Is a child’s shoe, 2'4
to 5.
Only
$1.50
No. 193
Child’s shoe, 12 to 2.
Only
$2.50
1 Bundle 10/20 yd. pieces of Medford Standard
Cheviot, a fine fabric for children’s play suits.
25c regular value. rn
3 yards for _______________ Dl/C
1 Bundle of Standard Cheviot Shirting, fine
for boys’ or men’s shirts, fine quality. A reg-
ular 15c quality. Per yard,
buy what you want
J, A A
12'/2c
1 Bundle woven Madras, fancy shirting for the
Men’s and Boys’ fancy dress shirts, extra
fancy, in style and quality. A real 39c quality.
Buy what you want at the aa
low price of ____________LoC
1 Bundle of Cretonne, fancy colorings, all new
patterns, fine for pillow tops, comfort tops,
side drapes. Many other uses. A 20c quality.
Buy what you want at the low price
of, yard
15c
1 Bundle of fancy Colored Lingerie materials. If yon wish
io have the nicest lingerie, liny these materials, and you will
have something to be proud of for a very little money. At
only yard—
— 15c -
1 Handle Plnln Rayon Flat Crepe. These are the materials
used for drop skirls lo wear with the votl dresses. You can
save half by buying of us now. Only yard—
— 25c —
We have some nnhlenclted sheeting, 80 in. wide, to sell at
only, yard—
— 25c -
We can sell you a very good quality of unbleached muslin,
3 yards for—
— 25c -
We can sell you n fine quality of Hleaehed Muslin at only, yd.
— 10c —
1 Handle printed Rayon Flat Crepe Silk. A regular SDc
quality. These you will find In the best retail stores, and at
our price we are giving them at about Half price. They are
real values. You will like Omni ami at our price von will buy
them. They are only, yard—
— 35c —
1 Handle of Colored Voiles. These would he cheap regular at
25c yard. They are fast, and of fine quality assorted colors.
Our price Is very cheap at only
— 15c —
1 Handle of printed Voiles. They look more like Chiffons, lillt
are listed lo ns as Voiles. A S5c value at only, yard—
— 21c -
1 Handle of 220 weight Denim, just Hie cloth for making
Johnnie's Jumper Suits. It sure Ih cheap at nnr new low
price of, yard -
— 15c —
2 Handles of Kxtrn fine fancy English Prints, 80x80 count.
Worth and sold for 2llc lo 25c everywhere. These are I lie
fancy pastel colorings. So much in demand and oar price is
only, yard—
— 18c —
I Handle Printed Foulard. Its regular selling price is 4flc. la
the nearest cotton fabric to take the place of silk, looks like
•Ilk, wears belter than silk. A beautiful cloth for fancy
dresses. A wonderful hargain nt the low price here, of only,
ynrd —
— 30c —
Tills new low price Is-liny wlmt you want—
16c for, 72x114 count. All new prints In fancy pastel shades.
4,000 yards of daytime prints. The one others ask 12’r amt
— 10c —
1 Handle 418x72 count English Prints in exlrn funey pastel
enlorlngs. Wonderful values. Others sell al 20c. Our lew
price for these English prints only —
— 15c —
1 Bundle plain Percale, nil fancy colors, und the one cloth
much In demand. A 21c quality. Our low price Is only, yd.—
— 15c —
1 Bundle of fancy Broadcloth. You will like this quality nnd
appreciate the new low price. A 35c quality and ta sold
everywhere for that price. Our new low price la only—
— 18c —
Spring Footwear for Boys and Girls
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A special value event just in time
for last days of school.
for him
Shoes and oxfords of soft, pliant
leather in black or tan kid and
patent lenllier.
for her
Strap Slippers and high shoos In
choice of Spring colors. Made
well and lit perfectly.
Star Brand Always
the Best
No. 140
Is a Boy’s Oxford,
12 to 2.
Only
$2.35
jt
Stur UranU'
No. 344
Boys’ Sport Oxford.
Only
$3.39
No. 377
Boys’ Dress Oxford,
black.
$2.75
jt
"Star'Brand
jAot
No. 212
Men’s Work Shoes.
Only
$2.50
’Starfirand .
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No. 211
No. 211, in men’s,
$2.95
Same in hoys,
$2.50
No. 215, Men’s,
$1.89
Same in hoys,
$1.69
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Vandivier, Davis O. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 40, No. 74, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 28, 1931, newspaper, April 28, 1931; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc919191/m1/2/: accessed May 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.