EL RENO DAILY DEMOCRAT
El Reno Democrat
Published ll ily Exrcpt Sniiday
M«hfr T. J. H nnrs r K<b> Miibci W A.
T. W. MA1IKH. Kdilor
El Reno
Oklahoma
LADY DRUGGIST'S
ADVICE TAKEN
FOR MAYOR
I hereby make public announce
nient of my candidacy, as an ind«
pendent candidate, for re-election l<>
the office of Commissioner of Tublii
Affairs and Ex-Officio Muyor « 1 111♦
City of El Reno, Oklahoma, ubjt •
to the will of the voters at 11 • • ro^n
lar municipal election. April r th,
1921. T will greatly appreciate your
support and if elected will continn
to be your faithful servant
I'. P. DUFFY.
FOR MAYOR
1 take this means of aunouuein
as an independent candidate for tli
office of Commissioner of Public At
fairs (Ex-Officio Mayor) of the Cil>
of El Reno, April election 1 l>  li« v.-
in the impartial enforcement of th<
law and economy and effieienev in
city government. If elected I prom
ise to serve to Hie host intotest oi
all the people. Yours slm eroly,
JAY. W. JONES.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
(Continued from Pa«« oin* 
tanco of thirteen hundred eight} e\
en (1.187) feet to a point on said
boundary line marked by an iron
pipe one inch in diameter driven n.
the ground at such point; THKNCh
in a southerly direction along tlo
west boundary line of that tract ol
land heretofore conveyed by Frank
Wewerka to the City « t* El Reno for
right-of-way for sewer mains and,
public highway, a distance of four
teen l^ndred eleven, and seven
tenths (1411.7) feet to the point oi
intersection of such line with the
said northeasterly boundary lin ol
the lands in said quarter section
owued by the Chicago. Rock Islind
and Pacific Railway Coiu'«an> mark
ed by an oak post driven m tli.
ground at such point of intersection-.
THENCE in a northwesterly direc-
tion along the said northeast- rl\
boundary line of the said lands own
ed by the said Chicago, Rock Islanci
and Pacific Railway Company,
(which line is parallel to and 1)51.1
feet distant at right-angles from tin
center line of the main railroad
track of the said Chicago, Rock Is
land and Pacific Railway Company >.
a distance of eighteen hundred for
ty-three and three-tenths (184.131
feet to the place of beginning, con
taining twenty-two and three-tenth.
(22.3) acres.
Parcel Two.
Beginning at the northeast cornel
of said quarter section. THENCE in
a southerly direction along the half-
section line between the southeast
and southwest quarters of said sec
tion four (4), a distance of thiiteon
hundred thirteen and five-tenths
(1313.5) feet to the point where men
half section line intersects the north
west boundary line of the right-of-
way of the St. Louis, El Reno and
Western Railway Company, marked
by an oak post driven in the ground
at such point of intersection;
THENCE in a southwesterly din e
tion along said right-of-way line itli
same being a 3 degree 53 minute
curve to the left) a distance <>t i\
hundred ninety-one and eight-tenths
(691.S) feet to a point on said right
of-way line marked by an iron pip*
one inch in diameter driven in h«*
ground at such point; THENCE in i
northwesterly direction along
straight line parallel to and coin- .
dent with the northeasterly boundary
line of a certain tract of land com
taining 63-100 of an acre conve\ed
to the Chicago, Hock Island au«l Pi
ciflc Railway Company, by Rosalie
Wewerka as Guardian. Emily We
werka. and Rosalie Wewerka. b>
deeds dated July 1, 1907, and duly
recorded in the office of County
Clerk of said County, a distune* < t
four hundred thirty-eight and eight-
eenths (488.8) feet to a point marked
by an oak jH st driven in the ground
at the point of intersection of stub
straight line with the oast boundary
line of the tract of land heretofore
conveyed by Frank Wewerka to 11 
City of El Reno for right-of-way for
sewer mains and public highwa\. the
deed whereof is duly recorded in tie-
office of County Clerk of said Coun-
ty; THENCE in a northerly <1
tion along the said east boundary
line of said tract so conv< v«d for
riglit-of way for sewer mains a no
public highway, a distance of tliir
teen hundred ninety-lhiee (1393 r
feet to a point on the north bound-
ary line of said quarter section,
marked by an iron pipe one inch in
diameter driven In the ground a*
such point; THENCE eastward
along the north boundary line ot
said quarter section a distance oi
five hundred eighty-nine and eight-
tenths (589.S) feet to the place of be-
diming, containing twenty-four and
fort} ; wo hundredths (24,il'i acres;
except so much
Ueacribed parcel
prised and embraced within the foi
lowing description is reserved to the
said grantor out of said parcel and
not granted or conveyed by this
deed, to-wit:
Beginning at a point fourteen bun
dred twenty five (1425) feet north of
i he southeast corner of said south
i vest quarter of said section fotn
ami twenty-five (25) feet westerly
it light angles to the half section
line between the southeast and soutn
west quarters of said section, which
beginning point is marked by an iron
j take; THENCE south 49 degrees 3T!
minutes west, a distance of six bun t
i dred nineteen Oil!)) feet to a point,
THENCE north 11 degrees 4'  mi ti
i.tes west, a distance of three bur.
.'red forty-two and six-tenths CM2.fi
feel to a point; THENCE north <;
tegroes "'9 minutes east, a distanc.
'f six hundred eighty nine and five
tenths (OSM.fi) feet to a point:
THENCE easterly .along a line at
right-angles to the half section line
betvv en the southeast and south-
west quarters of said section, a (lis
tance of three hundred fifty-six and
six-tenths (.5r t5.t>) feet, to a point;
THENCE south 25 degrees 55 min
utes east, a distance of six hundrc 1
(600) feet to the place of beginning,
containing ten (10) acres, more or
less. All the foregoing bearings are
given with reference to lines (imag
inary) parallel with the half section
line between the southeast and south
west quarters of said section assum
ed to be a Meridian line.
There is also excepted out of said
Parcel No. 2. and not granted by this
Rosalie Wewerka.
And said Ordinance Number
authorized and directed the Com-
missioner of Public Affairs and Ex
Officio Mayor to issue his proclama i
tion for the purpose of submitting
the offer and proposal of the said "My sister-in-law
Rosalie Wewerka to the qualified. ^he told me of several bad stomacn
property taxpaying voters of sale an(j ]jVer cases which were
City of El Reno, Oklahoma, voting by taking May
at the general municipal election to; Remedy and advised me to try i>
be held in the City of El Reno, Okla | \Vd(\ numerous bad attacks due to
homa, Tuesday, April 5th, 1921, to [floating and had almost constant
authorize and approve the same, in I p{ljn jn
accordance with the provisions ot | your
Section 30, Article 10 of the Charti
druggist.
bene-
Wonderful
KEEPS WELL AT
SEVENTY-ONE
stomach
remedy. I am
of the City of El Reno, Oklahoma
NOW, Therefore, in pursuance of]
i Ihe last above ] ;(n(] |,y |j)(, authority vested in me 1>>
l land its is coin I said Ordinance Number 790, and by
the Charter of the City of HI Reno.
Oklahoma, and the laws of le Sia'<
of Oklahoma, In such cases made
.mil provided, I. r I' llnffy run
inissioner of Public At'1,His and Ex . 
Officio Mayor of Ihe City if El Reno. INGROWN TOE NAIL
Oklahoma, do hereby proclaim n<l TURNS OUT
declare !nat there shall be submit 1  
before getting
feeling flue
now." It is a simple, harmless prep
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the inflammation which causes
practically all ftomaeli, liver and
intestinal ailments, including appen-
dicitis. One dose will convince or
money refunded.
All Druggists.
IT5ELR
ted to Ihe qualified property taxpay-
ing voters voting at the general
municipal election to be held within
the City of El Reno, Oklahoma, Tues
day, April 5th, 1921, the following
proposition, to-wit:
SHALL, ORDINANCE NUMBER
790 HE APPROVED AND SHALL,
THE CITY OK EL RENO, OKLAHO-
MA, EXCHANGE AND CONVEX
Ti IK SOt'TlI HALF OK THE
SOUTHEAST QUARTER OK SBC
TION THREE (3), TOWNSHIl
TWELVE (12) NORTH, RANGE 7 J
WEST OK THE INDIAN MERIDIAN
CANADIAN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA.
TO ROSALIE WEWERKA, ACCOR1
1NG TO HER OFFER AND PRO
POSAL CP EXCHANGE AS AC-
CEPTED BY THE BOARD OK
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF EL RENO, OKLAHOMA."
I—I YES.
A few drops of "Outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail
reduces inflammation and pain and
so toughens the tender, sensitive
skin underneath the toe nail, that it
can not penetrate the flesh, and the
nail turns naturally outward almosv
over night.
"Otilgio" is a harmless, antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever, anyone can buy from the drus
store a tiny bottle containing dire
(ions.
The polls at sui'l
opened at Six (ti) i
closed at Seven (7 i
Tuesday, April 5lh,
election shall be
'clock a. m. ana
p. in. of the said
1921, and the
'|rrd| a certain right-of-way and
eust'inent, for drainage purposes,
heretofore granted to the Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Voinpany, over, in and through so
much of said Parcel No. 2 as Is des
< ribod as follows: A strip <>f land
iifly (50) feet in width hounded on
Ihe southeast by the northwesterly
boundary line of the right-of-way of
the St. Louis, K! Reno and Western
Railway Company, and of Ihe full
length thereof along the south boun-
dary line of said Parcel No. 2
above described, and on Ihe north-
west by a line parallel with and fifty
(SO) feet distant northwesterly and
at right-angles from said railroac.
right-of-way line.
Most respectfully submitted,
polling places and the judges, clerks
and other officers of said election
will be the same as those designated
by the County Election Board of
Canadian County, Oklahoma, for s.iid
election.
The voter shall express his or liei
will by stamping a cross (X) in the
square to the left of the word ex-
pressing iiis or her choice.
No person shall be entitled to vote
upon the proposed question unless
he or she, in addition to being a
qualified voter within tip' City r>f El
Reno, Oklahoma, at the time of .said
election, has paid ad valorem taxes
upon properly, real or personal, with-
I in the said City of El Reno. Okla-
■ homa* within the twelve months
| prior to the date of said election,
FRECKLES
March Brings Out Unsightly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.
The woman with tender skin
dreads .March because it is likely to
cover hei face with ugly freckles
No matter how thick her veil, the
sun and winds have a strong ten
dency to make her freckle.
Fortunately for her peace of mind
Othine—double strength, makes it
possible for even those most sus-
ceptible to freckles to keep their
skin clear and white. No matte
how stubborn a case of freckles yoi.
have, the double strength Othine
should remove them.
Get an ounce from your druggist
ind banish the freckles. Money back
if it fails.
been my favorite medicine. u„,l it I
keeps me feelinB wonderfu
*nd strong," said Mrs. Mattle Pip ;
kin, of 1.107 Summit Ave., Little Rock I
Ark. Mrs. Pipkin lias been a rest
dent of Little Rock f„r thirty-three!
years, and is beloved by a large cir
le of friends.
"Two years ago 1 felt the need oi !
something lo build me up. 1 WaJ
sixty-nine years old then, and reallv I
thought it was my age that was mak-
ing me feel so bad. But I began taV ,
ing Tan lac, and it gave me a fine |
ippetite and got me to where 1!
ould sleep and get the rest I need J
ed. so that I was soon feeling all j
right. Since then I have taken Tan
lac along when 1 felt these weak, j
run down spells coming on, and it j
certainly has stood by me faithfully, j
Several months ago, during the ill j
ness of my husband, I became weak j
and worn out on account of loi.ingj
sleep and helping nurse him, ana
during this time 1 kept taking Tail- i
lac and, honestly, I don't believe I
could have held out if it hadn't been
for this grand medicine. I just know
it's the greatest medicine in the
world."
Tanlac is sold in El Reno by
City Drug Store, in Yukon by Yukon
Drug Store, In Richland by J. M.
Walker, and in Mustang by Mustang
Drug Store.
Tuesday, April 5th, 1021.
Given under my hand and the Seal
oi the City of El Reno, Oklahoma
this 10th day of March, 1021.
P. P. DUFFY,
Commissioner of Public Affairs
and Ex Officio Mayor.
(SEAL)
Attest:
ETHEL DO WELL,
Corporation Clerk.
(Published in the El Reno Daily
Democrat this 11th day of March
1321.)
Your
Spring
Suit
at a lower
Price
ower prices are a reality at this store, but in
announcing this fact don't imagine that we
have sacrificed quality. The makers of
Society Brand and Kuppenhcimer
Good Clothes
have co-operated with us in the effort to offer
you greater values.
When you come to this store for your
spring clothing you'll find prices down to
where they should be. You'll find real style
and tit, fabrics of pure virgin wool, the most
durable weaves, finest tailoring; you'll find
the kind of quality it pays to wear.
$34 $40 $45
SEE OUR WINDOWS-
Kelso's
OTYLF. H EADQUA RTFRS
where iso fifty iirnnd (Clothrs arc sold
POSITION WANTED
Painting and Paper Hanginp
1201-R.—C. E. Jones.
incubators for !^.le.
Mrs. Ralph Whitlock.
Phone ]    
ml2p FO[{ SALE -Young N
i bits. Phono 406.
WANTED Clerical position; experi-
enced. Phone 1107-R. Hi'
"For two
yeears now Tanlac has
FOR SALE
FOR SALE— Pure lire
lied eggs. Phone W
fler.
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Rhode 1  
land Red eggs, $1.00 per 15. E. C
Rolikar. Phone 406, El Reno. 28p ^
FOR SALE — Four room house, t w« j ^
lots, $700. 1506 S. Evans.
FOR SALE Model 2f> Chalmers tour
i"K car, without battery. Apply Box
142. I2p
HP %]
' n*
FOR SALE- 1910 model Ford, good <
condition. Phone 1325-J. lip: 4>
I'OR SALE—Ford touring car. 1!>:M g
model, self starter; just overhauled,
"ow tires. 400 S. Bicliford. 11 ;> £>
l'Olt SALE Seven room house, will
tiade for small house. Phone 570.1
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PURE HRED Single Comb Rhode Is &
land lto.l eggs f,„. hatching purposes. £
$5.00 per hundred; also two 120-egg £
llilllllil
"Pay i IE
Cash! |
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If you're r
groceries. If yw
AUXILLIARY OF THE B. R. T.
Social meeting Saturday, Marca
12, at 7:30 at tfie W. O. W. hall. Al.
trainmen and their wives are invitee
to bp present. Refreshments and a
good time assured. Come. 12<.
USE THE \V \M
"THE DIXIE"
Men's and Boys Outfitters
El Reno, Okla.
—FREE 
A pair of silk hose with ev-
ery pair of Ladies Oxfords
sold Saturday March 12th.
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Increase in Assets during 1929 _
Larger than that of ana other Com pan u in the World
Liabilities  
Surplus    
Ordinary (annual premium) Life Insurance paid for in 1920
More than hats ever been placed in one gear ttg any Co
Industrial (weekly premium) Insurance paid for in 1920
More than has erer been placed in one gear by any C<k)
Total Insurance placed and paid for in 1920
The largest amount plaeed in one year by any Cam pah
Gain in Insurance in Force in 1920
More than has erer been gained in one y< ar by any Cqt
The Company GAINED more insurance in force in 1919 and in 1920 thai}
Total Amount of Outstanding Insurance
Larger than that of any other Company in tin World.
Number of Policies in Force December 31, 1920
Larger than that of any other Company in Ann riea.
Gain in Number of Outstanding Policies   
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Number of Claims paid in 1920  
Averaging one claim paid for every 28 n<•eotuh of each bush
Amount paid to Policy Holders in 1920
Payments to policy-holders averaged $656.86 a minutt of <<!>
Reduction in general mortality at ages 1 to 74 in 9 years
Typhoid reduction, 72 per cent.; Tuberculosis, J() pi r cent.; til
Bright's disease, nearly 27 per cent.; Infectious disiasis <iii
In general reduction and for each principal cause of death this is far grct
the Registration Area of the United States.
Death Rats for 1920 on the Industrial business lowest in history of Conji'
Dividends declared payable in 1921, nearly
Metropolitan Nurses made 1,625,271 visits in 1920, free of charge to sicl>
14,667 visits to persons insured under Group policies.
Metropolitan men distributed over Eighteen Million pieces of literature or
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