The Comanche Reflex (Comanche, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 19, 1933 Page: 2 of 4
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The Comanche Reflex
The Comanche Reflex
Published every Thursday
M B CABLET Editor
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Read The Reflex Advertising It Pays!
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Comanche Oklahoma under A at
Congress March 6 1879
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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Three Months 68
Six Months - — 76
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OUTSIDE STEPHENS COUNTY
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Address All Communications to
THE COMANCHE REFLEX
Comanche Oklahoma
ADVERTISING RATES
Made Known on Application
SATE TOUR EYES
By
Dr E B Alexander Sec Okla-
hone a State Board of Optometry
The “Night Lamp”
There Is no question that per
feet darkness Is surely conductive
to the attainment of sound and
refreshing sleep Persons who use
a “Night Light” either from fear
or some other equally unwise
reason would do better to omit
Its use Other causes of sleepless-
ness may be the shining into the
window of nearby street lights
the light from passing cars or
from neaitoy houses In cases
where the light cannot be re-
moved screens which are opaque
and do not permit the light to
pass through should be so placed
as to keep the outside lights from
reaching the eyes of the sleeper
The lids of the eyes are closed
In sleep but they dot form a per-
fect' shutter for some light is
allowed to pass through them
Any light entering the eye will
set up a nerve Impulse along the
visual nerves and send it to the
brain thus tending to excite con-
sclousnesslBy this means iaa un-
expected i unlooked' for' cau£e
of sleeplessness is established
It should not s be necessary to
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America and the most Important
European counties iThe project
includes the'drawlng of'maps and
Important products a discussion
of government education and sur-
state that the attempt to screen face features of the countries
out the light must not interfere foUowing students had an
with adquate ventilation People average of and above for the
who sleep In rooms facing the last flve weeks ta 1 Max
east are wakened early by the
rising sun In summer and with-
out doubt the sunlght formed
some little annoyance before the
sleeper was awakened The man
of the house who came home ine-
briated in the wee sma’ hours of
the morning and retired leaving
the shades pulled down that he
might sleep until the following
noon nsedo beratendard “gag”
for the cartoonist fyet he was
using good judgment at least
when he' kept out of the light as
an aid to sleep
Bedrooms decorated In light
colors with light painted furni-
ture may look pretty by daylight I-
but they are not so restful at
night as those finished in darker
shades of green and brown with
dark furniture and trimmings
An then too better' leave out the
“Night Lamp” —
PARAMOUNT BUILDING
The Fourth grade is starting on
a tour of the United States First
we will visit the New England
States and learn many Interesting
things about their scenery and
products Booklets are being made
of each group of states
We have made some very pretty
snow scenes for our January
month posters
Mrs J L Roberts visited our
room last week
Fifth Grade
The Fifth graders have been
trying to complete the required
work for the first semester Speci-
men copies of penmanship of the
letters that have been studied are
filed away Before the end of
school all letters of the alphabet
and the figures will be studied
and compiled Into booklet form
The arithmetic class has com-
pleted the study of the funda-
mentals stnd fractions As a
means of review the class is play-
ing baseball this week The class
Is divided into two teams with
Richard Bonewitz captain of the
Giants and Hazel Erline Wood-
ard captain of the Midgets Scores
will be kept for the week
Sixth Grade
The Sixth grade Is very busy
this week reviewing for the se-
mester tests
The Nature Club had an inter-
esting lesson on snakes last Fri-
day afternoon The subject for
discussion for the next meeting
will be the ostrich
- Myra Jane Donaldson will be
president of the club and Royce
Moore vice president for the next
months semester
Seventh Grade
Hie students of the seventh
grade have finished a very Inter-
esting geography project We have
studied the countries of South
Johnie Cameron Plaintiff
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&£ Cameron1 Defendant
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
The State of Oklahoma to G C
Cameron:
1 Take notice that you have been -sued
in the above named court by said plain
tiff for divorce on the grounds of
gross neglect of duty and' praying for
the restoration of the former name of
plaintiff and you said defendant must
answer the petition filed herein by said
plaintiff on or before the 2nd day of
March 1933 or said petition will be
taken as true and judgment for said
plaintiff for divorce etc wall be ren-
dered accordingly
Dated this 17th day of January 1933
W 8 McCasklll Court Clerk
(SEAL)
BOND A BOND
Attorneys for Plaintiff
(Pub Jan 19-26 Feb 2)
Well and get them lor the time
assigned-
I 3 We shall do nothing to dis-
turb others
4 We shall keep our room
clean
5 We shall keep our clothes
and bodies clean
6 We shall keep our thoughts
and words clean
7 We shall do some good turn
unasked every day
8 We shall help those that are
less fortunate than we
NOTICE
The First National Bank of Coman-
che in the- State of Oklahoma is clos-
ing its affairs All note holders and
other creditors of the association are
therefore hereby notified tot present - the
notes and other claims for payment
Dated Decembei 16 1932
W L Hert President
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OLD TIME
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8:30
Real old time fiddling by some
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Thousands of Women
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Whether it be Bread Dry Goods Shoes or what not
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If you want conditions to Improve start buying at
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Carley, M. B. The Comanche Reflex (Comanche, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 19, 1933, newspaper, January 19, 1933; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1729929/m1/2/?q=aRCHIVES: accessed May 31, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.