The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 385, Ed. 1 Monday, March 14, 1921 Page: 4 of 4
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license
marrluK
I. (iuthrit
Nek-ban-iab
Patented
Exclusively
ill K;it
Shi. 1.1
II. .III.
Shirts
EL RENO DAILY DEMOCRAT
It's tlu little things
in shirt-making that
make shirt perfection.
T-> *®!
For example, the
clever anil convenient
Nek-ban-tab, * on . tin:
emj:rv Shirt.
Works like a charm!
At a touch it opens the
folds of the neckband
pocket, and lets you slip
the collar button in.
*. •
Gratifying to the
busy man to know how
easily and quickly lu
can overcome what, jr.
other brands of shirts,
amounts to a problem.
Saves time, and sends
you down to breakfast
in good temper. As-
suredly it will add to
your appreciation of
the best-fitting shirt.
Price*. fl.jo'upt In silk. IS toJIO
YOUNGHEIMS
Paul T Miller of Oklahoma
i ! ' H.irrlet Bovrt ot
'•n arrived home
inspection of her
near Clinton, Sent!
nil Piedmont
bills for Febru
f not paid by .
services will be
l.H
iii 1 Bladder Hi*in
> Drug ritore. Tele
2tf'
11 and John Porter were
terda> on a charge oi.
1 v. , r« l« a «>d on bond
Oklahoma
yestordoy of Uei
Gilmore aiid fain
the record sale at Gib
and up to date record?
About I'M) of them left
G:i;son Music Co. 14t
nil nut meet Friday,
at . , um of Sliriners'
The next meeting
April I.
lit. of Marinella toilet pre
ns >t Patterson's Drug Store.
21 f i
INTERESTING FACTS
1
Senorlta Amparlto, a young Spanish
duueer, lias u wardrobe of 175 gowns.
Or. Alfred F, Hess of New York sjiys
Hint canned ttftnatoes are good for bit '
blcs. |
(ilrls attending the mission schools
in China receive their board for $18
n yeat.
New York slate produces more wom-
an Inventors than any other state in
the nation.
Tree stumps are no longer left to
rot In the soil, but are taken up for
the oil that Is In them.
ASPIRIN
Mime "Bayer" on Genuine
p/Vif dH
Janlc
liurke
tend
will
the wedding
visit In Ft.
cport h« fore
left
Texas,
t friend
Suturdaj
s. to ai
She
Worth, Dallas ana
coming back.
Se - the New Bivwsier Player
Piano at La Vails Music Store. 11
Mrs. Ij. C. Collier Is visiting
tives in Trenton, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. O O. Toilet n :>if-
ed in Oklahoma Ci > Satunl
W. J. Custer made b . in- ->
[. Oklahoma City today
L. O Higgi' -
lahoma City.
sj ent Sunday in Ok
A. O. Jacohi lia ' «i* n '•
ing permit for a bri<
tile residence at 1114 Smith
a build
k ano
Donald.
Mitfs Ktliel Cost in and Mi
Needham visited Saturda> .|
day in Okla. City
Eva
Mrs. Ad lie Abbott who has been
the guest for some time of her sis-
Vrs Ida Brown and Mrs. Li!
'• Mall. 1ft ioday for her home li.
Weatherford. Tex.
. Mis-. Ruth Cad berry bad as lie.'
: ue ' for I he ba -ketball tournament
Sarnj'ta FtHk, Jitnniie Car-
iter a lid Maybelle Smith of Okla
Hf>ma City.
This week is positively the last
< ppeniinity you will ever have to
get n w Columbia Records for this
sale price of 59c. These are abso-
lutely new r< . ords. Not a second
!: ::i(l bunch Gibson Music Co. 14c
Perth Ainboy. N. .1 . March 14.—
;i'lois h npmls. booze dens alto
other dives of Perth Amboy and
siaien Island, were searched today
for 'Mat k the Ripper." who is held
responsible fo the deaths of two
v, i i in this vicinity His latest
victim is \!,- Harvey E. 'Wilson,
ttanist of the Methodist Episcopsi.
church here. She was'seized on the
dew ilt% in 'v paces of her bono
nd carried to a vacant lot, and
there brutallv -lain. This crime is
connected by the police with the re.
f ent killing ol a young woman in
xV rsl -N*v ' Brighton, under slmilai
< ireumsfances.
The platinu/n rubles of Russia,
which originally represented $7 worth
of metal, are now valued nt $54.
In the olden days of glass-staining,
only 11! colors were known, while more
than f ,000 different pigments are used
now.
In ancient times many roads radl
ated to all parts of the empire from
a golden mile post In the forum at
Home. •
The Island of Marken, in Holland,
was once entirely submerged, but has
risen from the water and Is now n
thrifty settlement of fishermen.
From base to summit four distinct
zones of bird life—tropical, subtropi
cnl, temperate and alpine—are found
In the upper Andes of South America
HAPPENED ON FRIDAY
A lot of people believe that to begin
any task on Friday Is unlucky, but
nevertheless many notable happenings
of history occurred on Friday. Here
are some of them:
I.ee surrendered on Friday.
Moscow was burned on Friday.
Shakespeare was born on Friday.
Washington was born on Friday.
America was discovered on Friday.
The Mayflower was landed on Fri-
day.
Queen Victoria was married on Fri-
day.
Richmond
day.
was evacuated on Frl-
Wo
n. ilk
tun accomodate a few more
ustomers Kennedy Hairy.
1
The fact of fite Milwaukee girl
who. if wr ;ive to credit the headline
"found a husband on the golf links,"
seem a rather ordinary and com
nionplacc perforoiaui That i
where most of them are.
Mrs Elmer Brown am! Mi
Williams ar. Oklahoma Cii >
today.
\l udi-
visinors
Come in and hear the New Kim
fcal Phonograph at LaVaiis Music
Store. H,
Mrs. Clarence
ill at her home,
land.
Tobias i
fll8 South
C S Dill/, roadnia . r f'.i II I
■bland, has reniov.-d '<> t
with his familv.
RIGHT
HERE'
INSURANCE
Fort Sumter was bombarded on FrI
day.
Napoleon Ronaparte was born or
Friday.
The battle of Waterloo was fought
on Friday.
The battle of Bunker 11111 was fought
on Friday.
The battle of New
fought on Friday.
Orleans was
The Declaration of Independence
«as signed on Friday.—Thrift Maga-
WAYS TO COMMIT SUICIDE
1. Start an argument with a cross-
eyed chauffeur.
2. Buy a confidential quart of hootch
from a stranger.
3. Ask your boss for a 20 per cent
increase.
4. Fire
death.
your janitor and freeze to
5. (jo home to your brunette wife
with a blonde hair on your coat.
—Richmond Times Dispatch.
STATISTICAL NOTES
The war took a toll of 8,150 mem-
bers of the British aristocracy.
About 30,000 enumerators will be
employed In taking the decennial cen-
sus In Great Britain.
More than 4,000.000 families In the
United States nre the owners of the
homes occupied by them.
The first electrically welded ship
ever built in France was launched re-
cently at Caen.
Mis, Kllirl C,isttn :t|„i
Needham were CI |,,|
torn Saturday ind Hua 1 i\
Come in ami h<ai
bill Phonograph at
Store.
LaVaiis ,\ ii
Mr. and Mr- Qeorg* Graham
South Bickford. announce the a
3l of a nine and one half pound
horn Monday, March 14.
U !
Phone 377
Mrs. W. J. C'ust r, MK- .\, rn.
and Paul Custer visited Sunday vitU
Mrs. Noah- Carpenter at Ok I; I >m
City.
Mr. arid Mrs. Sam Kij ,t
homa City were the week end
of h«r parents, Mr and Air
Conquest.
CHICHESTER S PILi.S
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.^inrvnkiififiisisfvfitvm rf
fONSILITIS
Apply thickly over thro; t—
cover with hot flannel—
VICKJ3
W VaroRub
Oum 17 Million Jan L'.cJ Ytatlu
PICKED UP AT RANDOM
A broken promise Is a plumb
wreck.
for those that have
Proof Is never demanded where
Faith listens.
Every woman's husband is
more or less a boob.—Kichmoml
Times-Dispatch.
WISDOM FOR WOMEN
tiive yourldecislon; don't give your
I reason.
I It icqnlroKl more Intelligence to see
when you aretwrong thnn when you arc
rtgbf.
Warning! Unless you see the
name "Bayer" on package or on tab-
lets you are not getting genuine As-
eirin pr. crllicil by physicians for
wei'ity-one ycurs and proved safe by
millions. Take Aspirin only as told
in the I layer package for Colds,
I. :i.i.i, h Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
: arael Toothache, Lumbago and
lor Pain. Handy tin boxes ot
w. lve Hay. r Tablets of Aspirin cost
,v cents. Druggists also sell larger
aekages. Aspirin is the trade mark
if Mayer'Manufacture of Monoaceti-
acidester of Salieylicacid.
.YLCE.RINE MIXTURE
FOR GAS ON STOMACH
Simple glycerine, buckthorn barlt,
:tc.. as mixed in Adler-i-ka relieves
\XV CASK Ras oil stomach or sour
iioniacli. It acts on both upper and
'owe. bowel and removes all foul
natter which poisoned stomach. Ot
ten CURES constipation. Prevents
'ppendicitis. The INSTANT pleasant
hi,on of Adler-i-ka surprises both
lo tors and patients. One man who
suffered live years from Indigestion
and constipation was helped by ONE
dose.
At Jones Drug Co.
SELL Auto Tires—$ 1 no weekl>
easy; main or side line; 30x3 t-i
sells for $13.85; others priced ac-
cordingly; guaranteed 6,000 miles;
' apltal or experience unnecessary.
Harrison Tire Co., Hammond, ind.
PERSONAL
ladies desiring quick relief from
irregular troubles peculiar to woman
hood send today for free trial pack-
age. Marinelil Remedy Co., Box 5S4,
Los Angeles, Cal. mi2p
YOUR future foretold. Send tlinie,
birthdate for truthful, reliable con-
vincing tpial reading. Hazel Hausc
Box 215, Los Angeles, Cal. m2it
LAI)lh S, when irregular or suppress-
ed use Triumph Pills; safe and de-
pendable in all proper cases; not
sold at drug stores; do not experi-
ment with others; save disappoint
ment. Write for "Relief" and par
ticulars, it's free. Address National
Medical Institute. Milwaukee, Wis.
D E R R Y
AGENTS
Richard Cobb received the sad
news of the death ot his brother,
'.ewis K. Cobb, who passed away in
'.ittle Rock, Ark., following an op
ration. .Mr. Cobb left yesterday to
attend the funeral.
LOST License tag No. 49453. Re
turn to L. T. Lamka or Democrat of
fice. I6p
F. D. FOSTER
T'hone 49. Engineer & Surveyor
City and Farm Surveys.
POSITION WANTED
Painting and Paper Hanging Phone
1201-R.—C. E. Jones!. m!2p
First class painting and paper hang
ing. Phone 746-R. 19c
LADY or gentleman agent wanteo
in the city of El Reno to sell tie
genuine J. R. Watkins Medicines,
spices, extracts, toilet preparations,
etc.; all or spare time; a wonderful
opportunity to get into business for
yourself. Write today for free par-
ticulars and sample. J. R. Watkim
Co., Gl Winona, Minn. 26p
HEMSTITCHiNtl and picoting at
tachment works on any sewing ma
ihine, easily adjusted; price $2.50
with full instructions. Gem Novelty
Co., llox 1031, Corpus Christi, Tex-
as. lS)p
TODAY
*
Mary Miles Mintcr
—IN—
"Sweet Lavender"
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY
Cecil DeMille's Production
"Forbidden Fruit"
A Paramount Picture
C O M I N G
THURSDAY
Loew's Vaudeville
business chances
FREE map and true story of the won
der gusher field of wealth; where
thousands have suddenly become
rich; a new gusher almost daily. Ad
dress Abner Davis System Bank, Ft.
Worth, Tex.
TODAY
WANTED Washing
Phone 1073-J.
Ironing.
16p
MALE HELD WANTED
MEN wanted for detective work; ex
perience unnecessary. Write J. C.a-
tior. former IT. S. Gov't Detective,
St. T>onls. 26p
SALESMEN WANTED—Hit of the
yoar, $50 commission each order, full
time, or side line. Grove Mfg. Co,
25(12 Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago,
111.
CLERKS (men, women) over 17, foi
postal mail service, $125 month; ex
perience unnecessary. For free par-
ticulars of examinations write R.
Terry (former civil service examin
or) 874 Continental BIdg., Washing-
Ion, 1). C. • 2lip
\ DVEKT1SE —
free. Standard
1VS Victoria, St.
ltate book
Advertising
Louis.
mailed
Agency,
MAKE $15 to $5fl daily seiling new
Til i. V Proof \llto Lock, best and low -
est priced lock manufactured; exclu
sive territory open. Write Motor Ac-
cessor. s Mfg. Co., P. O. Box 65, Kan
sas City, Mo. Inventors and sole
manufacturers.
HOW to start in business for your-
self. A little book sent free to met
and women anxious to make mone>
by working part or full time. Clows
Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 5p
FOR SALE
BABY chicks, eggs, leghorns, rods,
rocks, orpingtons, wyandottes; qual-
ity chicks, reasonable prices; March
dating, delivery guaranteed; illus-
trated catalog. Standard Egg Farms
Cape Girardeau. Mo.
BABY chicks, eggs; pure bred leg
horns, rocks, reds, orpingtons, wy
nndottes; best laying strains; post
paid; reasonable prices, catalog free.
Missouri Poultry Farms, Columbia
Mo.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Rhode Is
land Red eggs, $1.00 per 15. E. C
Hohkar. Phone 406, El Reno. 2Sp
FOR SALE Model 26 Chalmers tour
ing car, without battery. Apply Box
142. ' I2p
FOR SALE Ford touring car, 1920
model, self starter; just overhauled;
new tires. 400 S. Bickford. 11;.
PURE BRED Single Comb Rhode Is
land Red eggs for hatching purposes,
$5.00 per hundred; also two 120-egg
incubators for sale. Phone RY152
Mrs. Ralph Whitlock. 12p
HY-I.INE BATTERIES
— A New Battery
t'or Less Money
Quality Price
Tt1t. BATTERY T.MAT
Service Guarantee
—Recharging
—Repairing
—Hy-Line Battery Co.—
Phone 216
102 E. Wade III Reno
Ftm SALE 75 foot (nice resident
lot; will sell part or all. Phone 962 it
Call 517 S. Miles. lr.p
FOR SALE- Young New Zeland rah
bits. Phone 406. m23
FOR TRADE 6-room modern lion: e
close in, on pavement, for property
In Fair addition or North Side. Phone
44-R. 12[v
FARM FOR SALE 2 1-2 miles north
and 3 miles east of Calumet; easy
terms. John Anderson. Route 2, Cal
timet, Okla. 19c
—and —
TOMORROW
Ethel Clayton
—IN—
'A City Sparrow'
A Paramount Picture
FOR
tagc.
RENT -I! room furnished cot-
311 S. Bickford. 12p
FOR RENT Storage room
of 214 S. Bickford.
in rear
tfc
FOR RENT One modern sleeping
room for gentleman. Phone 468 af-
ter 6 p. m. HP
FOR RENT 2 rooms furnished foi
light housekeeping, adults only. 105
N. Macomb. Phono 1207. 16p
FOR KENT Light house
rooms. 410 East Wade.
kei
ping
16c
New bungalow.
Phone
14 p
FOR RENT Nin
Ing room. 10S 1-2
furnished sleep-
Rock Island. 12c
MI8CEi.L*Nl<OUa
EVERBEARING strawberry plants
for sale. 601 West Oak street. Phone
11D7-J. lep
CLEAN rags wanted; we pay
pound for good clean rags.
Motor Co.
r.c per
King's
11c
TOBACCO, natural leaf, sweet and
mellow, aged in bulk; 5 lbs. $2.5(1,
10 lbs. $4; next grade 10 lbs. $2.50,
20 lbs. $4; state mild or strong;
mention this paper. Farmers' Tobac
co Exchange, Sedalia, Ky.
FOR SALE Second
and galvanized Iron.
Collins. Phone 691.
hand
See
lumber
Emmctt
12p
SETTING eggs for sale. Single Comb
Rhode Island Red eggs at <1.00 pel
hundred. Ray Crowly, Calumet, Ok
Phone LSI, Calumet. ,15p
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
LEAF tobacco from producer to con
sumer prepaid, best chewing 4 lbs
$1.45; smoking 10 lbs. $2 25; satis-
faction guaranteed. O. D. Collier.
Martin, Tenn. 19p
FOR SALE--2 chicken houses.
W Wade. Phone 142.
FOB RENT
7n;t
15p
FOR RENT Modern room at 410 E
Wade. Phone 1022-J. 12p
FOR SALE By owner, good 6-room
bouse with basement, about 2 acres
of land, fruit trees and berries, all
fenced chicken tight, chicken houses,
garage, stable, one acre tine alfalfa.
804 South Reno. No agents. 18p
El Reno lodge No. do, a F. and a
M regular meetings first, and third
Monday evenings of each month
Special meetings Thursday evenings.
Visiting brethren especially Invited.
J. J Taylor, W M.; I). I'enne-
baker. Secretary. tt
AUXILIARY OF THE B. R. T.
Social meeting Saturday, March
12, nt 7:10 at the W. (). W hall. All
I ra I n in (Ml an I their wives are iuvltcti
to be present. Refreshments and a
good time assured. Come. 12c
Jos. Reichert
AUTO TRIM & PAINT SHOP
Paint your Car and put New Covers
on your Tops. Upholstering. Put
lights in curtain"
Do Y ou Know
We Have Everything:
For \ our Office
???
Typewriter Ribbons
Typewriter Oil
Second Sheets
Gem Clips
Filing Cabinets
Oard Index
Barnard's
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Maher, T. W. The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 385, Ed. 1 Monday, March 14, 1921, newspaper, March 14, 1921; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc91223/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.