The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 131, Ed. 1 Monday, July 27, 1914 Page: 2 of 4
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EL RENO DAILY DEMOCRATlQurs Is a Plain, Good Bakery!
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
T. W. MAHER. EDITOR AND OWNER
Announcements
Geo. M. While of Rock l.<lon<l
iownship auuounces tl>*ki he is a tan
dldate for the ofilce of County. Clerk
(combined u{Uv of County « 1 « rk an<l
Register of Deeds) subject to tilt'
Democratic Prtamry on August
Sam Rolierson announo • t'lut Im>
Ij a candidate fr. r the of-l*'f 01 Goun
t> Attorney -.uiijw t.- t .<• «!"' 01
... the" Democrat c \ u «ix at tlio primal)
August 4tli
i~ L>. Hill wished to announce u>
tto voters of Canadian County tJ&t
he is a candidate for t-ie office - of
Coutity*"Assessor, sirbjec'. :a the 1*""
ocratic primary 011 August 4.
—G. S. Rector doslrus to announce o
tje voters of Cnnadlnn County that
he is a candidate for re-election for
the office of count.' "o.nniissioner
frera the ^Kond dl rlct subject to
the democratic primary August 4
Ike W. Alexander wlsJes to an.
pauuee to the Democratic vnters of
Canadian Oocnty tliat he Is a candl
djte for tae office of Couut.v Assess
or, subject to >he will of tile demo,
cratic primary o>a August 4
I desire to announce my candidacy
for the nomination upon he demo-
cratic ticket for tae office of Couaty
Treasurer.
ROUERT BRETZ.
J a.-ion A 1' Clark desires io an
nounce to the voters of Cand an
county that he is a democratic can
dida e flor .lie office of slier.: ■ :
Jict to the 1 ion "he primary el
e< tlon to be held Aucuat I 1!M<
Jesse T Witch'. r wis'les to an.
Bounce to the voters of Canadian
County lhat e l.< 11 Candida e for the
office of county commissioner froir
the Third District sublett to tae
Democratic primary on August 4
I desire to announce m> > aadidacj'
fot the 110m In at til upon the demo
cratic ticket Cor tho office ' County
Judce
LUC!' S 'JADCOCK.
The 1 K<moi - a: i.s author e<l to an.
p t.uce t'.ie canJ'.dii :■ 1 f loan ^
Clark for the office of District Judge
si.bject to the will of he 1 emoratif
I'rmary. Auc <„1V
\Y. S Collins auncuuces '.hat ae
A ill be a candidate far County Coaa-
n.iusiv'ner Ironi tho f rat Couiiuis-
oner district abject to the will of
ie Democratic p unary, Aug 4
1 desire to announce to the demo-
cratic voters of Canadian County
that 1 am a candidate for t ie office
of county treasurer subject to -he
choice at the AugUBt primary.
D. U. Van Gundy. Calumet, Okla. -j
1 wis ito anaounce ~.o the voters
o' Canadian County thai 1 am a can-
didate for <r uaty assessor, subject to
ilit Detnorra'lc primary augast 4.
NORMAN I. MoLEAN
John (~ Barnhill for to. I rcas.
1 a in a candidate for County Treas-
urer subject to the will of the Dem-
ocratic voters at tae August primary
election.
Yours for sorvlce and economy.
JOHN C. BARNHILL
l ereby announce uiy candidacy
or tae office Couaty Treasure! of
Omar's Crumb of Advice.
Some for the pleasures of this m«*l.
and some
aigh for the iancy ■ festival to ooino
Ah, take the bread and let 'h«
balance go.
Nor heed the luring of the distant
hum I
/
i.
Some folks insist on slaving
all their lives in the kitchen
Oh, they intend taking it easy
some day!
Stop now. Make our bakery
an adjunct to your kitchen.
We will do your baking and
cake and pie making simply
and well. Special orders
filled.
It'll pay you.
OIMI10 T7NIQUK
When that suit or dress is soiled. Absolutely nothing
toy fancy lor us to handle-we clean everything--we
GU A R A N T H E SAT ISF ACT IO N.
Unique Cleaning Company
t'anailian County, sir'iject t« the oe j
vision of the Democratic voters of j
Canadian Oounty as e i resaed at :h
primary election to t'e held Augu
4th, 1914.
V 8. FAR19
Jim I'almer wishes to announce thai
he ies a candidate for the office of
County Commissioner from District
•lumber one, subject to the will of the
i tmocraUc primary <n August 4
S. R. Cary annotincea that be wtll be
a candidate for Oounty CommUaloner
fiein Commissioner District Number
One. subject to the will of the demo,
rati' primary on August 4
1 ORKKST FOR CO. JCDOE
I am a candidate for the office of
I'nunty Judge, subject 10 the choice
u tae Democrats at ibe August el-
ection.
R B rORREHT
Joan T, h'rench wishes :o announce
to the Democratic voters of Canadian
county that he is a candidate for
sheriff gubjec: to their wtehee at the
v.'guat Pr'mary,
FOR SHERIFF
i wish to announce to the Demo-
a: c wters of Canadian Connty
at I air. a cAn-iidate for sheriff of
No Frills—Just Honest Service!
HOME BAKING COMPANY
Phone 899 218 South Bicklord
THESt COOL [VENI1GS
One of our Saddle Ponies
would aftord you unlimited
pleasure and restful recreat-
ion after a hot, tiresome day
Martin Livery
Phone 61
this county, subject to the w'.saea of
the Democracy at the primary to be
• held A'.*ua. 4th.
JOHN H. WATSON.
We site authorlaed to announce tae
name of George Jensen as a candi-
date fo- the office of County Clerk
(combined office of County Clerk and
i Register of Deeds * subject to the ae.
n of ti-.e Democratic Prlmarr Aug-
ust 4th. 1914.
I wish to announce to the voters
i! Canadian Oounty tha* 1 am a can-
didate for the office of County Com-
miosioner fr.mi District No 2, sub.
Jeo to tiie Democratic primary on
August 4.
J B DBARDORPF.
We «re authorized to aniiounoe
;he name of Jain L, Rice, as ft can
i .i\ue for Hie office of Court Clerk
sobjei-t to the Domoa:*Uo Primary
n Augnet 4th
The Dumotrst Is authorltad to
• anno'.uiC'' the candidacy of Chas. 8
Albright of Duncan. Okla., for
j i lerk of t'lC Supremo Court subject
i the Deaioc atlc Primary oc Am®.
| 4.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We are authorized to announce
T F. Hensley as a candidate for
( Repreeentatlve, subject to the adion
o tile Denxvc 'atic Primary electloa
August i 1914, Tae support of all
moorats are respectfully solicited.
WALLACE IRWIN
writer and lyrlcUt
"Tuxedo is always Welcome. A
pieasant smo^e, a mental bracer
—the ideal tobacco. "
0
You Smoke a "Retier ? Tobacco
—Why Not Smoke The Best?
THF tobacco you now smoke you con-
sider "better tobacco than you ever
smoked before." Naturally, you kept
trying until you found a "better one.
But it stands to reason that since there is
a difference in tobaccos, you may be miss-
ing still greater pleasure in -a still better smoke
— in the BEST smoke, in fact.
Tuxedo is the best smoke because no
better tobacco leaf grows, and no process of
treating tobacco leaf equals the original
"Tuxedo Process."
Phone 132
217 South Rock Island
24
HENRY HUTT
famous artist
"A pipeful of Tiixedo puis n;u
life into me. The mildest and
pure?/ tobacco grown.
/thn^n
The Perfect Pipe Tobacco
\Ye know that Tuxedo is made of the
BF5 I i hacco—rich, mellow, perfectly aged
Kentucky Burley. None better can be
/• because none better is grown.
It i> trc..'ed by the famous original ''Tuxedo
I r* ! removing the and bite of the
natuia! vcj-ftable oils.
T".as ! .m in 1904. Its first imitator
t,;:; ■ 5 ..u1 sprung up.
N "her tobacco can
give the unique pleasure
of.Tuxedo because no
The First National Bank
HI Reno, Oklahoma
CONSERVATIVE PROGRESSIVE
In itn management. In its policy
OBLIGING and ATTENTIVE
In its service.
Resources over $500,000.00
In the eseuberence generally iel* over harveoiJng a record what
crop, and wlii the io!l full of moisture it Boems UKely tla® en-
tire state will overlook a most 1 mportant point
We are advised by such experts as John Fields, H. M. Co'.trell
and W. D. Bentley, is danger of a very damagln*
shortage of feed crops this fall. While Oklahoma has been en-
joying an abundance of rains, a very severe drouth has been un-
der way In Missouri, Iowa, Kan as and other corn states and it
is certain ,'je corn crop will be poor. South and east, in Texas,
Mississlpi Louisiana and otaer Statoa tnere is an unusually poor
corn prospect. Oklahoma has quite an acreage of corn but
it is yet an uncertainty. Its acreage of other feed .crops U
very low.
Under ;hese conditions It is imperative that provisions be
made for feed next fall. This can be done by quick action—by
li3tlng the wheat stubble In kaffi/, milo, black eyed peas, or oth-
er 90 day crops.
You showed what you could do in 1912. You have ev«n a
better opportunity now, but you must act quickly If tae reisulw
are to be gained.
Yours for Business,
Citizens National Bank
othc
has vet been
GEORGE E. PHP-UPS
Mayor > '.
"A gcoipix. c'°l Ti-
lt, and I'm satisfied. The tobacco
in the little green tin has no rival
a far at I am concerned "
able to c , i-l the 1 uxcdu
quality.
ifOU CAM BUY TUXEDO
I . v WHtRE
-.'firiigoldlet- 1
ter.r.j, curved I* fit tae pocket 1 UC
Convenient pouch, inntr-hntd C
with motiture-proof paper • .
In f.7.iu Humidort 50c and 90c
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
Miss Kate Welty — 284,920
1 M-rs. Alva Williams 274,115
Miss Loraine Lane 261.055
Miss I-ea Thomp-son 149,423
Mls9 Hazel Huntinpon ----- 116,165
' Mi s Margaret Nlchpleon 99,345
Ml<w Neosha York 36,425
Misn Ma guerite Hubbard — 35,480
Miss Emma Freelaad 33,255
Miss Marie Jeide 18,300
Miss Ruth Mitchell 17,370
Mrs. Isabella Burkey Hubef- 10,465
1 Miss Naomi Lanman 9,045
Miss Irene O'Connor 3,340
! Bessie Dale 2,395
Mrs Tom Gillilan 2,440
Miss Edna Sands 2,000
Miss Carrie Hadley 2,000
- Mise Bess Van Ness 2,000
Miss EUa Farlev 2,000
Miss Lydta Menger 2,800
Miss Loi3 Vr.il Buski k 2,000
Miss Sarah Scott 2,000
Miss Saraj Sco't 2,000
Miss Emma MeTiz 2,000
Miss Ida Brown 2,000
Miss June Beebe 1,200
Mrs Mary Moss 1,000
Miss Fay Compton 1,000
Miss Hope Emrick 1,000
Miss Edith LaBryer 1,000
Miss Helen Allani 1,000
Miss Helen Allen - 1,000
Miss Bessie Artman 1,000
Miss Irene DeAtley 1,000
Mis Glenn Grigsby 1,000
Mts L Schooling 1,000
Mrs. R. L Gamble 1,000
i Miss Rose Beard 1,000
Miss Myrtle Guion 1,000
j Miss Ila Burns - 1,000
| Miss Rosa Dolzal 1,000
Miss Mary Grove'. i 1,000
j M189 Mary Essman 1,000
Ml as Gleaner Geary 1,000
EL RENO ROUTE 1
Miss Helen Wagner — 4,730
Miss Ada Ziedler 3,015
Miss Fred Reuter 2,455
Miss Marie Von Tung!ti 1,000
Miss Nellie Hoffman 1,000
HL RENO ROUTE 2
Miss Katft> Finn 3,300
Miss Qt.iel Hazen 4,735
Miss Anna I^onenzon 1,000
EL RENO ROUTE S.
| Mrs t! A Goodwin SO,810
♦ BANNER OKLA.
j Terral Alexander 1,000
Miss Mabel Finley .... 1,000
Miss .lane Sliaw 1,000
YUKON OKLA.
Miss Inez Babb 1,000
CALUMET, OKLA
Miss Margaret Iligdon 1,000
Miss Elizabeth Byrns 1,000
M'ss Grace Sanders 1,000
Miss flulah Baker, R F D 3.. 1,000
Twelve Reasons
Why You
Should Buy Your
Groceries of lis
Ao. io
BECAUSE wo make a specialty
of delivering when promised.
It costs money lor efficient do-
livery service, but it pavs us.
Also we deliver by parcel post
to out of town customers.
Musgrave G ocery Store
126 South Bickford Fhcnes 218—219
Novelty Theatre
T O N I G H T
Guy Coombs and Anna Wilson in a
"A Diamond in the Rough"
a powerful two-part drama
SELIG HEARST WEEKLY NO. 42
'A Dream of the Circus' Lubin Comedy
"Little Breeches" comedy
Sow "The Cry of Blood"
Bring this ad and get double coupons tonight.
union city, okla
Miss
Vera Ncodhum
8, 3B
okarche; oki.a
Miss
1,000
darlington. Okla
Mary
Olll Oarivt'
101,8(10
MINCO
Willie
Wnll _
1 000
richland
I>on*
Hiichtoni.".n
11,510
for
kent a flour room
'.1 oils ti
eloim
In. furnlv.li(Ml or nnfnrnlslied
Inquire at 202 S Darker.
24 fite
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Maher, T. W. The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 131, Ed. 1 Monday, July 27, 1914, newspaper, July 27, 1914; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc90980/m1/2/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.