The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 87, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 27, 1921 Page: 3 of 4
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EL RENO DAILY DEMOCRAT
O C I E T
HELEN ALLEN Editor
Phone 491-R
Y
Mrs. Gladnor Barnard and Mrs. I,
Woodhouse will be hostesses Friday
at the "Country club bridge party.
The Elite dub will meet Friday
evening with Mrs. Howard Crockett
as hostess.
WATCH
THE BIG 4
— i Stomach-Kidney s- Heart - Live/
" I Keep the vital organs healthv bv
■ ' brs. and Mines. Earl Wood- regularly taking the world's stand-
""" " ard remedy for kidney, liver.
bladder and uric acid troubles-
Talk a Bit club is meeting tonight
with Miss Marie West.
hou-u>, Gladnor Barnard, C. O. Dow
efl, C. A. Mason and John Gallagher
enjoyed a picnic and swimming parly
at Blue lake last night.
The Altar society of the Catholic
i hurch hold their *econd series of
.... biidge parties y^siirday ' morning
The C I r fllnK i J . Wi,h MrS R®*lnald Jackmun ai.dl
7e on., tZ lb * M™- M Sondelba'ch as hostesses
COLD MEDAL
ML EMi
afternoon with Mrs. O
101 North Macomb.
F. Watson.
The Episcopal guild bridge party
will be held tomorrow morning with
Mrs. John DeLana as hostess.
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The Lady Maccabees held their
regular business meeting yesterday
afternoon at the hall. Twenly la-
dies were present for the meeting.
Mrs. M. T. Bell of 105 South Rock
Island is entertaining the J. A. D
club this afternoon.
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Florence Collier returned yester-
day from a five weeks visit in Kan-
sas City and Trenton. Mrs. L. C
Collier and little daughter met her
in Trenton and accompanied her
home.
Miss Margaret Terhune left last
evening for Chickasha. After a few j ()(,|t
days visit there, a party of young i nnxioi
Forty ladles enjoyed the party In
the game of 500 Mrs. C. W. Busey
made high score and in IjriJge Mrs
L. A. Garner. Assisting the hostesses
were Mrs. Fred Marshall of Dallas,
Mrs. Frank Harrison and Miss Ruth
Malter. Miss Bertha Boles nf Knox-
ville, Tenn., was an out of town
guest.
A party of youn^ folk i drove to
Okarche last evening to attend the
American Legion da ace.
Messrs. and Mme.i. C. I,. Engie,
Walter Finch, B. D Carder, Gladnor
Harnard, J. D. ISurko, Messrs. L. O.
Higgins, Chamneas, Henry Ilehne,
.'Irs. 1-. 1.. Rhodes, Miss Josephine
Tingle and Hortense Rhodes will
drive to the city this evening where
they will have dinner aad enjoy th
evening at Belle isle
Th National Remedy of Holland fo.
Centuries and endorsed by Que n Wilhc!
xnina. At all druggists, three sizes.
4ook for the name Gold Mednt on «*cry |n
accept no imitation
YOU FEEL TIRED, worn 01
run down, take IRON TONE. IRON
TONE makes rich, red blood, gives
you energy and pep. Makes old peo
pie young and young people frisky
Got a bottle for a dollar at Miller':
Drug Store.
utile p
folks will leave for Medicine Park
where they will spend the week end.
Mrs. L. C. Collier and
will leave tomorrow for a
southern Missouri.
daughters
trip to
mirier*
many
* pas-
hnnd
the
Berry Cotton of Duncan was an El
Reno visitor yesterday.
Clyde Jones of Noble was the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. E. Jones, yesterday.
Miss Jenny Mae Craine nf Wynne
wood is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Flora Barnes left last even-
ing for a weeks outing in Colorado.
Miss Suzzanne Musgrave is spend-
ing the week with Mrs. E. E. Hamner
of 1520 North Broadway, Oklahoma
,nty.
m • m 9
Mrs. Ethan Ashley was an Okla.
City visitor yesterday.
le Is—as
lergymen know—III,
if uu almost rellgoiu
■iloti. To these zealots on one
«nd to ihe folk who desire ti
America first In all things good
-imliial and complete ellmlnai on of
\meilcun Contestants from the Inter-
latlonal tournament at Ilolylake, Eng-
land. will mean grief and pain. One
•v ''"'.v K M I Il.it why worry I
GftJt, after all, is a Britisher's game,
•ay* the Philadelphia Public Ledgei
When an all-ISritisli ieam of ball p'hiy-
?rs loafs over here anil trims
American nine composed of our I
we shall have reason to feel that we
are slipping backward In the march of
civilization.
■JERSEY milk 12 l-2c quart. J. D
Hawn. Phone 605-J. 26p
New State Ice Cream.—Patterson
Drug Co. Phone 168. tfc
I hat the remorseless pei'sv lilon,
f the fly Is not a hopeless quest Is
amply proved by the success with
which during the war the British medi-
cal service In France fought the deadly
Insect under very difficult condi-
tions. The ideal of medical author-
ities Is lo make it as extinct as the
.... <"°r of all living creatures the
, Miss Grace Snow of Kingfisher ny Is the on,> n,)0ut
Visited Misses Gertrude Misener and that jf ' " m" ° 0 generally agreed
Helen Allen yesterday. ^ " P"SSeSS<>S no s,n«le v|rl
Mmes. H. C. Bradford, J. W. Brad
ford and Samuel Barber. Mi-'-ses
Margaret Nicholson and Mary 1 miss
Bradford motored to Okla, City Mon-
day.
use In its survival, even to the extent
^f preserving the balance of nature,"
The latest way to bent the annoy,
ance of summer telephoning is to eat
some ice cream while you are doing It.
Anybody is well aware of how hot it
gets in tiie average booth. It aj>-
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Lorenzen of 704 proaclies suffocation when there are
South Macomb lefl last w ok for a
six weeks visit in Minnesota.
J. W. Vance and John DeLana :ir.
business visitors in Oklahoma City
today.
n. long Iftt of numbers to be called.
"Yes," said the soda clerk. "1 often
have an order to serve a sundae In
Booth No. 3. It's kind of a nuisance,
bnt folks are so grateful I can't re-
fuse. And generally they leave me u
tip, too."
USE MORE SNUFF NOW.
Modern fails are nothing more than
venerable commonplaces all dressed
up, In the opinion of Louisville cigar
clerks. The jeweled pipe with which
milady now courts a kick as cigarettes
become plebian, is but a harking back
to the fragrant days of grandmother's
corncob. And now the younger set is
taking to snuff, a tobacco man said the
other day, with the air of having made
discovery, says Louisville Courier-
Journal. Along with the lirst genera-
tion which has abided with its Copen-
hagen snuff during the ardor of the
cigarette fad, an Inert asing number of i
young ones are inking to Inhaling the |
w*ed In Its Ural State. Several
downtown stores have stocked their i
shelves with the familiar brands of
grandfather's time to meet the Increas-
ing demand. It is because the little
cellar stocks are beginning to run dan-
gerously low, was one cigar dealer's
opinion. That little "eye opener" of
bygone days now comes from a blue
can of powdered tobacco.
Want Ads
taken
Phone
HEADa
by the stu
( relieved with
we fit and make.
HENRY BEHNE
OPTOMETRIST
200 South Rock Island Avenue.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a. they
r*,ch ,the , '«t of the dlieaie
Catarrh in a local disease, frsatlVTn-
by constitutional conditions, and
in oraar to cura it you must taks an
intuit HalV* Catarrh Medl-
the hlnnrt Urnal y *nd *Ct* thrU
tne blood ,.n the mucous lurfecei of the
Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
l.n.21 country for years. It is com-
" no L'i , ,nn?.e of ,he bc,t tonics known,
combined wMth some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination of
ibe ingredients In Hall s Catarrh Medl-
! fi. i a! Produces such wonderful
! In catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials, free
Vn n™E£nE.T & ca Prol> '. Toledo, O,
All Druggists, 76c.
Hall's Family Pilla for constipation.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL
OR TRADE YOUR PROP-
ERTY LIST WITH
SPEAR & HOCKER
$3500
Dandy four room bungalow on S.
Hoff, in excellent condition; lots
worth $1,500. Best buy in El Reno.
$500 TO $700
Balance as rent; 5 room modern
homo well located to yards and round
house.
$500
Balance as rent, 5 room modern
home on South Rock Island.
$3200
basement,
ODDLY.ENOUGH
to many of us is the many different
\\: il paper designs. Some of course
are slock designs, while others are
new ideas, which we are always up
to the minute on. Now, if you're ar-
tistic you will consult us when you
intend to re-paper your home. Ex-
perience has taught us. This is part
of our service.
DICKINSON PAINT & PAPER CO.
Phone 669. 119 N. Bickford
New 5 room bungalow;
South Hadden.
7 room home, 2 1-2 lots, east front,
closo in on So. Macomb; basement,
furnace; will sell or trade for small-
er property.
$500
Balance as rent.; 5 room modern
bungalow on W. London, near office
building.
SPEAR & HOCKER
Phone 30
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Mr. and Mrs. .T. R. Jones received
a letter from their daughter, Mrs.
Cecelia Jones Spangenlntrg, stating
that she is now visiting in Vienna
Opinion In Amsterdam Is outspoken
to the effect that the natives of llol-
....... ..... ,1.^ i„ vieuua. ^ should be referred to as Holland-
She relates many interesting evenls irs' ils Dutchmen. It Is possil.ln
in which she has partaken and also
of the many Americans she sees
while on her various trips.
that "I)
"Deutsch" tc
ounds
ph
too much like
ant to them.
Word was received by frjends in
this city of the illness of Maxwell
Pash, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Pash, formerly of El Reno but now-
residing in Alhambra, Cal. Mrs
Pash and son are visiting in Topekif
where he was taken sick and oper-
ated on for appendicitis.
Mrs. C. L. Etigle is a Clinton vi
itor today.
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Claude Devine has returned from i
month's vacation spent In Salt Lake
City, San Francisco and Los Ange-
les.
Mrs. Will Devlna t jcelved word
that hor mother, Mrs. Mary A luir,
had been made national vi p presi-
dent of the Ancient Order of Hili-rn
ians. The national convention wai
held in Detroit. This is a fra ernal,
charitable and Irish oi n zation
having members all over the world
nnd It Is indeed an ! onor that ha.1
bpe£ bestowed 011 Mrs. Arthur.
Some writer In the Philadelphia
Ledger ls bewailing the
manners. Tile Inculcation of the re-
linerneuts of life , ;m t |,t, negotiated
In automobiles, flats on the street
corners.
A New York structural iron worker
fell sixteen stories and only sprained
a finger. It should lie 11 warning to
him not to go up In airplanes—he
might break a collar bone some day.
It Is a sad hut true clrcumstnnce
that Sir Isaac Newton didn't get half
much publicity for his discovery
us Doctor Einstein has obtained from
his efforts to overturn it.
A man is always losing his Illusions,
but not iiis faith. It is the nature of
faith to grow and Increase, for faith
Is a higher knowledge—an advance
copy of what soon will be current
knowledge. Illusions are lost because
they are outside the man, but faith Is
inside, a personal, undetachable pos-
settlop, gays Dearborn Independent
1' aith ls a sixth sense which appre-
hends invisible tilings that are vet to
he brought to the visible plane. Faith
is progressive because it is positive;
unfaith is negative, and therefore un-
productive. Faith is its own guaranty,
for whilg a man may have wrong Illu-
sions, his faith cannot take root ex-
cept in the soil of truth. A man may
ha\e many Illusions; he can have only
one faith.
and
American women have started
campaign toward the elimination
"git," "youse," "yer," ain't
"hain't" from the speech of their sex.
It has been suggested by some married
men that "I had it charged to you"
should be Included in the campaign.
GENUINE
M
ULL
DURHAM
tobacco makes 50
flood cigarettes for
10c
yip
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
Canadian County.
ROSA FOSTER
Plaintiff
vs.
WILLIAM FOSTER
Defendant.
(No. 6020)
Said defendant will take notice
that he has been sued in the above I
named court by the plaintiff and al
leging as grounds therefor cruel
trealment and non-support, and nius
nswer the petition filed therein by
said plaintiff 011 or before the 2l!rd
day of August A. D. 1921, or saio
petition will be taken as true, and
judgment for said plaintiff in said
action for absolute decree of divorce
will lie rendered accordingly
Dated this the 9th day of July
1921.
Attest:
FRANK TAYLOR,
Court Clerk
E. T. BARBOUR
(SEAL1 Attorney for Plaintiff
USE THE WANT ADS
"I never had much fa.
cine, but Tanlac has conv..
that tlu're is one, at least, thai
what they say it will do," said Hai.
Davidson, well known wood carver
and designer living at 217 East Ninth
Si . Houston Heights, Texas.
I certainly Would be hard to pleaso
if 1 wasn't satisfied with what Tan-
lac did for me I was run down for
a year and was mighty nervous all
the time. At times my head ached
so bad I could hardly stand it and )
was awfully bilious and constipated.
I got to where I could scarcely do
my work and -began to be alarmed for
fear I would have to quit altogether.
It certainly was a lucky day foi
me when a friend dropped in and
advised me to take Tanlac. This
medicine suited my case exactly and
I believe reached every nerve and
muscle in my body. My whole sys-
tem just feels like it had been made
over again, ami It has been many a
day since 1 was as full of life and
energy as 1 am now. After what it
has done for me 1 am convinced that
It is just the thing for folks in a
weak and run down condition, for
there is something about it that
builds a man up and makes him feel
fine."
Tanlac Is sold In El Reno by The
City Drug Store and by leading drug
gists everywhere.
'right
;REI
insurance
Phone 377
SKIN TROUBLES
May Defy Lotions & Ointments
Eczema, tetter and similar affec-
tions sticmid be treated through
the blood. Outside applications
oner only temporary relief. The
thing to use is S. S. S.—the stand-
ard blood purifier, which has suc-
cessfully relieved such troubles
for over 50 years.
For Special Booklet or for indi-
vidual advice, without charge.
Medical Advisor'
S.6.S. Co Dep t 431, Atlanta, Ga.
oer o. at your druggist.
S.S.S.
Standard for Over Fifty Years
A Harvard scientist estimates that
till' earth is Just ■'{60.0<Kl.<KXI,!XK)OfM) -
000,00° miles from the enter of the
universe. Anyway, we bet It is the
center of disturbance, and, with (he
watermelon season on, the very heart
of universal interest.
The per capita of circulating nn ilium
has dropped $1.1)0 during the past year
.rom >7.-12 to $55.43. Anyway, it Isn't
! so much the quantity of per capita
that counts, but the quality and activ-
ity. One dollar In motion Is worth ten
; in the sock.
JOHN F. ISTfAN
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In view of the current value of the
blossom for uso In a certain chemical
experimentation It Is doubtful wheth-
er the dandelion may any longer be
considered a weed.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Schooling re
ceived word from their son Jim and
family announcing the birth of a
daughter, Friday evening.
With May wheat quoted at the low-
est price since loin, the question as
to what Is normalcy again presents It-
self, especially to those with wheat
for sale.
It ls getting so now that a young
man stands no chance In a competi-
tive struggle for her heart and hand
unless he has a car. And 50 years
ago, he could incite pretty good head-
way in a three-dollar pair of shoes.
There ls talk of making American
tourists pay a head tax in France
hav*! ptvpn i, "... " They That will get the dollar the tourist
havr given her the name of Mar, usually saves to avoid getting home
Eleanor. Mr. Jim F. Schooling and ' broke.
family are now living in Indepen-1
dence, Kan.
We think we are world leaders In
the specialization of education, but
England has beaten us in one place,
In Aldershot there Is a school for the
training of steeplejacks. Higher edu-
cation, don't you know.
It is reported that the former kaiser
dresses in full uniform for dinner
every evening. This Is not pride, hut
P' onomy think of the number of uni-
forms he must have that might as well
he used ur>
CLEANING AND PRESSING
We give your clothes the same careful attention
your mother would. We are euipped to handle all
work promptly and satisfactory, Phone us and let us
demonstrate what real service is.
Also dying, hat work, rugs cleaned, tailoring and
repairing.
EVANS & FALES
r'hone 314 "WE DO OlJR BEST" Phone 314
John F. Christluii, son of Gt
Christian, secretary to the pr
photographed < n Irs arrival on the
S. S. t'allao from South America. This
was young Christian's lirst cruise.
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Maher, T. W. The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 87, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 27, 1921, newspaper, July 27, 1921; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc91332/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.