The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 40, No. 239, Ed. 1 Friday, November 6, 1931 Page: 2 of 8
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EL RENO (OKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1931-
HOLD BOOK WEEK
Other Events of Interest
at Yukon
the Bryant home this week with!
Hev. Holmark of the Methodist
church as leader. Next week tho|
meeting will be at the Tidwell i
home on E. Birch street.
The fifth grade won the ban-1
ner for best attendance at church
and Sunday school.
Uev. Bryan of the Baptist
church left Tuesday morning for
Waco, Texas, to attend the fun-
eral of his mother, who was bur-
ied there Wednesday.
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klghschool, play, "Victory, The
Book Folk", fifth grade; play,
"Charles Lindbergh,” sixth grade;
girls' glee club, highsehool.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Extensive Programs to
Feature Observance
nv TRinrxK corbk«poxiu:\t
Yukon, Nov. 6—The Library
club met in regular session Thurs-
day afternoon with Mrs. Robert
Kroutil as hostess. There were
■twenty-two members and one ad-
ditional guest, Mrs. George Basil.
Mrs. Hobert Belisle was welcomed
os a new member.
The librarian reported that
more than five hundred books
were checked our during Octo-
ber.
The auditing committee report-
ed that they found the treasurer’s
book In excellent shape. Plans for
bc.ok week were again disclosed.
The next meeting will tie with
Mrs. 0. K. Spindel, November 19.
YUKON Bill EPS
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Caddy have
leased tbelr residence on Kim
street and have moved to Nicomn
Park.
Mrs. R. T. Tidwell spent Thurs-
day In Bethany, visiting her moth-
er. Mrs. J. 'R. 'Read.
Joe Hannum, who lias been in
southern New Mexico, is return-
ing to Yiikbn this week-end.
Church News
J. D. Wigglnton of the Church
of the Nazarene has accepted n
pastorate in West Texas.
There were Torty five at the
Nazarene Sunday school lust Sun-
day. The young people's class
is planning an outing soon at
Devils Canyon.
Union prayer meeting met at
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Corby, or
Manhattan, Kans., who were call-
ed here several days’ ago by the
illness and death of Mr. Corby’s
nr-phew, Frederick Arnold, de-
parted Friday morning for their
home.
Mrs. Marion S. Coorter return-
ed to har home In Okluhomn
City Friday following a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. John C. He-
lena and Sirs. DeLana, 8iifl South
Macomb avenue.
Mrs. Josi^ph M. Rector, Sr., of
Morristown. Tenn. will arrive K.it-
urduy for an extended visit in
the homo of her son, Joseph M.
Rector, Jr., and Mrs. Rector,
tliKi South Williams avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. (’. C. Perkins
and R. I*. Dawson, of Clinton,
were gneslH Thursday evening of
Mr. and Mrs. William McCart-
ney, 1102 South Macomb ave-
nue.
M. C. Wardwell, of Dallas, Tex.,
was a guest Thursday of Mr.
and Mrs. John Teldt, 828 South
Miles avenue.
Miss Leota Marsh and Hnrlny
Brown will he guests Sunday of
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Brown in Ada._
An extensive program in ob-
servance of American Education
week, starting Sunday has been
arranged in the Geary public
schools, N. L. George, superin-
tendent, announced Friday.
Some of live features are: (i)
the free public program, Sunday,
Nov. k, J9R1, at 2:110 p. in. at
the high school auditorium; (2)
School Visitation day, Monday,
Nov. b; (8) Armistice day chap-
(1, Nov. 1 i, at 10:.10 a. in.; (4 I
Free play, Friday. Nov. lllth,
' Listen In On The Campus'' by
the public speaking clans; (!)
Sunday, Nov. loth, each mtnlete-
has agreed lo talk on education
topics. (Ovary tioy and girl in
urged lo attend a morning preach-
ing service.
Catrons are urged to visit school
uny day during the week, more
especially Monday, Nov. It. There
will not be anything speriul ex-
hibited. Our teaching program
is the Important tiling the pa-
trons are desired to observe.
Sunday Program
The complete program for the
free public program at 2:20 p/m.
Sunday at the highsehool audi-
torium follows: The Sum Hong,
primary room; story, overflow
room; song, "The Wind and
Leaves", second grade; chorus,
Junior high school; war mes-
sage, third grade; rhythm band,
•Onward Christian Soldlera",
Fourth grude; hoys' glee dull.
Little Miss Jean Funk, of Ok-
lahoma City, in spending the
week-end in the homes of her
grandparents, Ur. and Mrs.
Thomas M. Aderhold, 40! South
Williams avenue, and Judge and
Mrs. John L. Funk, 700 South
Hoff avenue.
EN SOCIET
Mr. and Mrs. Claronce Monro,
who are en route from Roches-
ter, Minn., to their home in An-
durko, will lie guests over the
week-end of his brother, W. t*
Moore and Mrs. Moore, !'2" South
Hoff avenue.
Mrs. Burden to Head
Home Demonstration
Mrs. J. Y. Taylor, Mrs. Neill B.
Waldo, Mrs. F. Howard Mot-rift,
Mrs. L. F. Geery and Mrs. J. N.
Roberson attended the annual
conferPltee or the Methodist. Rpls-
cepal church, South, ul Ht. I,tike’s
In Oklahoma City Wednesday.
Hev. Wllmore Kendall, <>f Vinita,
was on the program Wednesday
after noon.
Melvin Johnson, 408 North
Evans avenue, will spend the
week-end in Oklahoma City and
Shawnee.
H. K. Ricker an dson, Glen
M. Ricker transacted business In j
Oklahoma City Friday.
Another home demonstration
club to elect officers at their reg-
ular club meeting was the Mas-
tsng ^roup who convened Thurs-
day afternoon In the home of
Mrs. Jennie Bennett.
Mrs. Lula B. Burden was elect-
ed president; Mrs. rOthel Motlen-
hach, vice-president; Mrs. Mary
Owen, secretary. Complete re-
ports for the past year were made
to Miss Harvey Thompson, home
demonstration agent.
A demonstration on glove mak-
ing was given by Miss Thompson
while Mrs. Emma Wynn and Mrs.
Leona Spitler added further de-
tails to the demonstration on
home-made Christmas gifts.
Mrs. Walter Cobbs, 820 South
Hoff avenue, is attending the
convention of the Fourth District
Oklahoma State Federation of
Women's clubs in Sayre.__
ANNIVERSARY DINNER
It was to celebrate the twelfth
anniversary ot me Fashion Shop-
pe that Mrs. Chas. IF. Bowers,
proprietress, and Mr. Bowers en-
tertained Thursday evening with
a well appointed turkey dinner
in their home at 41! South Hoff
avenue.
Guests were seated at two
tattles, which were centered with
vases of chrysanthemums, while
the place cards were also of the
fiewer note.
Covers were laid for Mrs. John
R. Lowe, Miss Sadie McCay, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Crockett. Mr.
and Mrs. D. H, Emmons, Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Bowers, John M sser,
of Beloit, Kansas, and the hosts.
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS
Royal Neighbors will entertain
Monday afternoon with a fare-
well party honoring Mrs. Ed John-
son, who will leave next week
to make her home in St. Paul.
Inti.
The courtesy will be featured
at the country home of Mrs. R.
E. Fox, near Banner, and ail
members are urged to attend
with fresh fruit for refreshments.
The grotip will meet ut the
City hall ut 1 o’clock and those
who have cars are requested to
have them that all may have
conveyance to the home of the i
l.ostess.
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I O'CLOCK LUNCHEON
Mrs. R. W. Thom, 200 South
Williams avenue, entertained Fri-
day at a l o’clock luncheon in the
Skirviq Venetian dining room,
Oklahoma City.
Her guests were Mrs. Elmer
Brown, Mrs. H. T. French and
Mrs. Olin Fields.
Phone Want Ads to 18.
Pure Jersey Milk, 10c per qt.
Special Baby Milk, 10c per qt.
Wolfe’s Jersey Dairy
Phone 9504-F-5
We Do Custom Grinding
Phone 65
Farmers Elevator
ANNOUNCING
My New Low Price on
PERMANENTS
GENUINE QUART croquignole
$3.75 and $5.00
MRS. STEWART
Phone 741
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TYPEWRITERS and
ADDING MACHINES
New and Reconditioned
SALES—RENTAL8—REPAIRS
HENRY BEHNE
Typewriter Dept., Phone 280_
— _ m 7ZZ-______|
Yukon and Enid Mill Products 1
GOOD FLOUR, MEAL & FEED CHEAP
Whole Wheat Flour
EVERY SACK WARRANTIED. . . . NONE BETTER
MONEY REFUNDED IF NOT SATISFIED
i have arranged for a number of sacks free. You take j
no chances and may get a sack free. Tome in and
learn about it.
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no (nances ami may get a mu-n * wu.. ...
learn about it.
T. C. Brickel, 111 N. Rock Island !
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Deardorff
mid Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wilson
and daughter, Gloria Ann, wlto
have peon guests ot relatives
here, lefi Thursday afternoon for
their homes in Tulsa.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Vance, east
Cavanaugh street, were Oklalto-
manj^^sRor^hursdiir^^^
Canadian County Co-Operative Ass’n.
Phones 12, 13, 14
J. B. GIBSON, Mur.
FREE DELIVERY
SPECIALLS FOR SATURDAY
101 South Rock Island
1 Larue Head Iceberg lettuce He
1 lb. Fancy Washed, bulk Carrots 5c
1 large bunch California Carrots 8c, two for 15c
2 lbs. Large Green or Rea Bell Peppers 25c
1 lb. Tokay Grapes 1®C
1 Large Cucumber Ibe
2 Quarts Cranberries — 25c
1 Bunch Radishes_ 5c
JUST ARRIVED
Citron, Orange ami l^emon Peel, Candied
Cherries, White Sultan Raisins._
2-lb. Box Loose-Wiles Soda Crackers 23c
1-lb. Marshmallow and Chocolate Cookies 23c
100 lbs. Kraut Cabbage _. $1-75
100 lbs. Burbank Eating Potatoes $1.35
Bushel, 90c; Peck, 25c
2 1-lb. pkgs. Gates Special Coffee 25c
2 lbs. bulk ground Coffee __ 25c
1-lb. pkg. Bright and Early Coffee 25c
AS GOOD AS ANY 45-CENT COFFEE
Try a pound and convince yourself!
Why pay more?_
“SPOT FYTEK”
Removes any Spot from anything.
Non-explosive.
8-oz. Bottle for 50c
1 Gallon Black or Red Raspberries
80c
2 Loaves Kamp 1 Loaf Home Made
Kread 15c Bread 10c
2 Loaves Bake-Rite 1 Mother’s Family Loaf
Prestige Bread 15c of Bread 5c
2 Loaves Mother’s 1 B. R. Blue Ribbon
Sliced Bread 15c Bread 5c
3 lbs. Bulk Compound 25c
1 lb. Fresh Country Butter 30c
J* lbs. Fresh String Beans 25c
1 Large Bunch Bleached Celery 18c
20 lbs. SUGAR for.......$1.00
3 Bars 10c Ivory Soap - 25c
California Strained Honey, per lb. 10c
(Bring your pail)
1 Gallon Sweet Cider for-------50c
'Bring your jug—It is fine for Fruit Cake and
Mince Meat.
Gano Apples, per bushel.. ..90c
Jonathan Apples, per bnshel $1.25
1 gallon Peaches for — ----- 45c
1 gallon Apricots 49c
1 gallon Prunes 35c
1 gallon Loganberries_ - - ^
No can of Hills Bros.
Coffee will ever “go stale.
The vacuum can keeps it
FRESH ALWAYS!
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Critics marvel at aroma
I GALLON RED PITTED CHERRIES_____ ______________________74c
1 GALLON DEL MONTE GRATED PINEAPPLE..................65c
3 Cans No. 2 size Standard Sweet C orn 25c | 1 Can No. 2 Wh. Pony Brown B. Beans 10c
OUR MARKET
LOIN AND ROUND STEAK, lb..............................16c
and flavor
Hills Bros Coffee
Matchless flavor produced hy
Controlled Roasting—Hills Bros’
patented, continuous process
As the accuracy of the
hour-glass depends
upon an even, continu-
ous flow...
a little at a time
... so the uniform flavor
of Hills Bros. Coffee is
produced by Con-
trolled Roasting—the
patented process that
roasts evenly, continu-
ously ... a little at a time.
Fancy Dressed Fryers, lb.. — ... 20c
Nice Dressed Hens, lb. JfltC
Short Ribs of Beef, to bake or boil, lb. 10c
3 to 4 lb. Roasting Chickens, lb.
Special Sliced Bacon, II).
Pure Pork Sausage, lb.
Bulk Sauerkraut, lb. __
GOOD BEEF SHOULDER ROAST, per lb.........................11c
Dry Salt Chunk, lb.
10c
Fresh Veal Loaf, */3 Pork, lb.
12*20
Pork Shoulder Roast, lean, lh.-------
Pork Shoulder, whole or hslf, lb---------
12ljc
Large Frankfurters, lh.
15c
Good Sugar Cured Bacon, lb.
17'/2c
Fancy Codfish. 1-lh. box
.... 40c
Fresh Hamburger, lb._
12 */2 c
BEEF SHOULDER STEAK (Not Much Bone).....................121c
Bulk Mince Meat, lb.
17«/,c
Good Brisket Baron, lb.
12*Ac
l>ean Pork Shoulder Steak, lb.
Garlic, Dill Pickles, each
5c
FRESH OYSTERS
Rare blend is roasted evenly,
continuously, a little at a time
Critical people everywhere, who have tried Hills
Bros. Coffee, buy it again and again. For no other
coffee is more dependable! Today, next month,
next year . . . Hills Bros. Coffee tastes the same
. . . mellow, smooth, refreshing!
Controlled Roasting does it! Instead of roasting
in bulk, Hills Bros, roast a little at a time . v
evenly, continuously, by Controlled Roasting. 1 his
patented, automatic process doesn’t permit any
underdone or overdone berries to pass from
the roasters, to the grinders, to the
vacuum cans—to you!
Remember, Hills Bros.’ cans arc
vacuum packed. That is important to
you! Air, which destroys the flavor of
coffee, is taken out and kept out of these cans. Or-
dinary, “air-tight” cans won’t keep coffee fresh. But
Hills Bros, comes to you in its full flavor, always!
Words could never describe the delight you
will find in Hills Bros. Coffee. You have to sip a
fragrant, steaming cupful. Then, and then only,
will you know what an improvement Controlled
Roasting is over ordinary, bulk methods! Order
Hills Bros. Coffee by name. Look for the Arab
trade-mark on the can.
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HILLS BROS COFFEE
2525 Southwest Boulevard, Kansas City, Missouri
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc.
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