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TWO
EE RENO (OKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
MONDAY, JULY 19, 1937
lETY
NO HOST PICNIC
AT 7 O’CLOCK
Another 7 o’clock picnic sup-
per, which was a no hostess event,
was enjoyed at Legion park Sun-
day by Mr and Mrs. C. E. lleer TUESDAY
and daughter, Frances, of Little: Tuesday Players Hostess at
iiock, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. j bridge following a no hostess 7
Reding, and sons, Allen and Her- ! o’clock dinner at the Southern
nard, Mr. and Mrs Lester Loren- hotel, Mrs. Harry Morris, 211 North
n Mf. and Mrs. George Walch, j Barker avenue
Ceremony Performed At
Church Parsonage
Miss Pauline York and Erie Onan.
* * *
Trianon club. Members will en-
tertain at a 7 o'clock buffet sup-
VISIT SUNDAY IN per at the Officers club at Fort
CKATERVILLE PARK RenO
An all-day outing and nicnl Security Benefit Association cir-
was a week-end event tor a L- -ge ! ele. Hostess, Mrs. Lea Gappa, 315
1 'My of friends from here, m- North Biel furl avenue,
eluding Dr. and Mrs. Frank Mock Amity club. Host. Nolan Sm*th,
and sons, George. Franklin and 316 West Wade street.
Ralph, Miss Kathryn Jane Far- Alfiuistlc Sunday school class of
rell and Ennis Maurer of Concho, the first Methodist church. Picnic
Cora Lee Garnett of Enid, supper at legion park at 7 o'clock,
The marriage of Miss Helen
Snow daughter of Mr and Mrs.
W. A Snow, west of El Reno, to
In* Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Miller, west of El Reno, took
place at 9 o’clock Sunday morning
in the parsonage of the Methodist
church at Calumet
Rev. A T. Steiger read the
impressive vows in the presence
of Miss Mary Miller of Enid, sister
of tlie bridegroom, and Mr;. Stei-
ger
The bride wore a navy blue
silk marqulslte dress, fashioned
princess style over navy taffeta
with puffed sleeves and trimmed
•with matching lace and covered
buttons Her accessories also were
navy blue and she wore a cor-
sage of lilies of the valley.
Both Mr and Mrs Miller were
graduated from the El Reno hlgh-
Music Lessons
On Mass Basis
Ice Box Cakes Are Ideal
As Desserts for Summer
LONDON, July 19—(ll.R)—Henry
George Stanton, Toronto stock bro-1
By JUDITH WILSON ker, who has enabled 500,000 Cana-
THE best summer desserts are Stir until gelaUn Is dissolved cool d!an chiWren t0 learn to Play the
* either frozen or chilled before until the mixture starts to stiffen ' plano ln 1116 last 20 years at a
' then beat until fluffy. Pour Into a ! cost of only about 12 cents a les-
fa.icy mold or sherbet glasses and son admitteci hi an interview here
chill until firm. Serve with un- that he could not play any musical
sweetened whipped cream and a instrument.
sprinkling of nuts. This is a rich) ! Stanton thought it a pity thati
dessert so the servings should not ! children from poor homes should
D® too lorfl* t not have x the chance to develop,
Individual Ice-Box Cakes j any musical talent they might I
Packaged vanilla Wafers or lhave So. with a few wealthy!
homemade lemon, butterscotch- '"
GETS ANNULMENT
serving. Ice-box cakes are second
in popularity only to ice cream
and chilly custard mixtures with
dainty decorations are not very
far behind.
The next time you want to please
your family or friends, serve one
of the following summery desserts.
Miss Dorothy Sturtz of Lanark,! followed with business session
111., Miss Jimmie Kathryn Harrison, miors of Security Hostess Jac-
Miss Genevieve Gerber, Miss lima qt ine Woodward. 828 South Miles
Faye Harrison, Miss Marie Gerber, I avenue.
Miss Helen Little, Dick Maurer WEDNESDAY . ---—------—- — —--- -c-
und Billy Hendiix Jolly Eight Bridge club. Hostess. *cho01 *»th thp class of 1934 The
* * * j Mrs J. y Iterie 608 North Rock Iatter *“ a mP1»0Pr of the Na-
MRS. MORRIS FETED Island avenue
AT BRIDAL SHOWER i Order of Rainbow for Girls. Reg-
Mrs. Laird Morris of Edmond, i u*r ,mettlnJ. ln Maaonlc TemP1<‘
formerly of El Reno, was the liono
rce at a linen shower given Fri- J
T. L F club Members to enter-
j tain with a covered dish luncheon
day noon by Mrs. Harry Phillips j atj12:30 °’clock at ^gion P*rk
of El Reno and Mrs. Byron Me- ,
Dermott at lire latter's home in i
Oklahoma City.
C. L. club. Hostess, Mrs. John
and Mrs E. R. Barnhart.
South Ellison avenue.
* * *
SWIM AND PICNIC
HELD AT PARK
Group of mends gathered
,7he^Khos^is;.5,r*. “ .8 Cherry' DINNER GIVEN
nue.
^ Bon Temps Bridge club Hosts
Mrs Morris whose marriage last nt courtesy party, Mr and Mrs.
Dicember was announced only Charles O Canon. 1119 South Ma-
recently. is the former Miss Steiia comb avenue.
Louise Barnhart, daughter ot Mr THURSDAY
>ui i Women's Missionary society clr-
i cles of the First Baptist church will
I meet as fellows: One, hostess. Mrs
| w. C. Murphy, 735 South Miles
I avpnue.
__ ........ .......... at I Two, hostess, Mrs John Wood-
l<gion park Sunday for a swim- 31?_ ^Yps* London street,
mini; party preceding a 7 o'clock “*
■ pper In the party were, _ _
Joe Arthur ot Los Angeles. Calif , o***’. ^ran*c Coch-
Mr and Mrs. J. L Trevathan. rnH; 100.2 ®°u,h. Williams avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse W. Haydon, ScRrlott.
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Blake. Mrs. 5 2 Macomb avenue
J W Vance, Miss Madge Lnboden ,Royal Neighbors of America. Reg-
and Clyde Mayfield. | m re ting in the 1. O. O F.
Mu Gamma Chi club Hostess,
Mrs George Walch, 611 East Rus-
sell street.
JoAnn club. Hostess, Mrs Henry
Yeck. north of Banner.
Ladies Golf club. Hostesses. Mrs
PARIS July 19—(UP)—Princess c. A Evans and Mrs Fred H
Karam of Kapurthala. the beautl- Hampton
fill young Indian princess who was — ■ ■ —
named econd on the list of the ItIRTIIDAY OBSERVED
rids best dressed women drr rcs BY MARILYN HOFFMAN
almost entirely in shades of blue In celebration of the fourteenth
or in black Her summer ward- birthday anniversary of their
tional and Oklahoma Honor so-
cieties as well as Girls Reserve.
.She also attended the Central
State Teachers college in Edmond.
Honoring the bridal couple her
sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs E. L.' I/'Fever of near Bridge-
port. entertained with a prettily
appointed 1 o’clock dinner. The
wedding cake, which formed the
centerpiece, was cut. and served by
the bride. Covers were laid for
Mr and Mrs. W A. Snow, Mr.
and Mrs Paul LeFever of Calu-
met, the honorecs and hosts.
Afterward Mr and Mrs. Miller
departed for a week’s honeymoon
to be spent at points of interest
ln the southwest Upon their re-
turn they will make their home
on a farm southwest of El Reno
* *
DINNERS
Avocado Halves with
Orange Sections
Broiled Lamb Chops and
Sweetbreads
Silvered String Bean*
Baked Potatoes
Chilled Boiled Cnsurd with
Strawberries and Meringues
Coffee
I -
I
Jellied Consomme
Roast Pork Loin with
Pan-Browned Potatoes
Minted Carrots
Garden Salad
Devil’s Food-Ire Cream
Sandwiches
Coffee
Paris Styles
AT FORT RENO
Sergeant and Mrs R A. Billlg-
meier of Fort Reno entertained
with a prettily appointed 1 o'clock
dinner Sunday honoring the lat-
ter’s sister, Mrs. Benny Billlgmeler
of Oakes. N. D., on her birthday
anniversary.
The table was centered with a
large, decorated cake, flanked on
either side with tall pink tapers.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Guy
Frnest. Mr and Mrs Thomas J.
Nutt, the honoree. hosts and daugh-
ter, Dolores, and son, Arthur
i)i i)t i|t
VISITOR FETED IN
OKLAHOMA CITY
Mrs Mildred Sloan of Orange-
burg. N. Y., who Is visiting her
robe furnished by Malnbocher. ln- daughter. Miss Marilyn Hoffman H Woodf' 516
eludes n cocktail suit red. wh.te Mr and Mm A TZuZnZ **5
ed at a small luncheon given Frt-
... . . _ ,, - - ------------- — Hofftnan. 820
and blue print The skirt and South Mitchell avenue entertain-1 bv Mrs Bamev Stewart
If'em top are of blue crepe dot- ed with a picnic simper it 7 o'clock y Dy Mr!L , Stewart, 1527
ted in white while the hie sash Sunday evening at legion park ^r’kwPI5pMThllty‘fllth s,reet ok*
L of the same material with white The guests Included Mr and Mrs
dots printed on red There is a M F Leeper and daughters Ar- u ™ i “ests In addition to the
searf attached to one shoulder dvth and Constance and .son bonorPP w*r* i?rs.
and brought up to tie turban Billv. of Oklahoma citv m, Rpy Jon„ and Mrs Bardwell
fashion about the head Instead Edward Relgle and daughter Blake of Re,;0' Mrs p p Duffy
of * hat- _ Carolyn, and son. Oordon. of Big
She has ordered a tailored suit Spring, Tex., Mr and Mrs Harvev
in ribbed navy blue wool made Lee Hoffman and son. Roger Mrs
with a straight skirt, fitted, short i E O Hamilton snd daughter’ Miss
Inrket and worn with n frilly Ruth, Miss Ethel Evans Shnlev
blouse of embroidered white or- Williams and Tommv Williams
■tody. She likewise selected from | * * *
Malnbocher an afternoon dress ln AZULIKIT CLUR
navy blue georgette with an all- FEATURES PICNIC
over design of rushing ln njtvy Having chosen picnics as their
Valenclenne lace |form of diversion during July and
A second cocktail dress Is in August, members of the Azullklt
navy taffeta made with a full club enjoyed this months event nt
circular skirt whl< h come- to lust t o'clock Thursday evenng at the
below-^ mid-rnlf length and Is ap- C O Dowell eabln at the Rod and
proprtate for Informal dancing Gun rlub. northeast ot El Reno
The Princess was teen at the Hostesses were
theatre the other night in an eve- Burge
ntng suit of black chiffon
Creme Brulee
Put Vt cup fine granulated sugar
ln a heavy pan and melt over low
heat until rich brown In color.
Add 4 cups milk, 1 tablespoon
finely mlnceu candled lemon rind,
and Y* teaspoon salt. Cook, stir-
ring constantly until the caramel
mixture la blended. Remove from
the heat. Stir 3 unbeaten eggs and
\ cup sugar together until blend-
ed. Pour the hot milk mixture
over the egg% beating vigorously
Cook over hot water until the cus-
tard will coat a spoon. Strain over
3 tablespoons gelatin that have
been softened In Y» cup cold water.
nut or chocolate cookies may be
used for these. Spread spicy apple
between lemon or butterscotch-nut
cookies stacking together like
miniature layer cakes. Chill for an
ho'.r or longer and serve with a
garnish of unsweetened whipped
cream.
Vanilla wafer—4 tor each person
friends, he started the Canadian
Bureau for the Advancement of
Music.
“Me? Oh, no. I don’t play my-
; self, only wish I could,” he said.
I’m just musical," very interested
in music, enjoy listening, but can't
do anything about It mvself.
“I am still director of the bu-
—are good with crushed, slightly !!aU' an Pntt.r,f>ly voluntary job. At
sweetened berries between the lay- tne moment there are 35 000 school
ers Chill and serve each little cake < hllt1rPn scattered over most of the
with 2 tablespoons of sweetened Canadian provinces leaning to play
whipped cream and whole berries piano nr|d violin It’s my eon-
for a garnish. ; tentlon that children always do
Usj marshmallow filling and ,3ettPr In a group. It’s very mono-
topping tinted pale green and tonous for some poor child to be
flavored with mint for chocolate tol<1 to run home and practice the
cookies and decorate with a sprin- Piano when every other child is
kling of chocolate shot or a few cut Playing. in class, there is
gratings of bitter chocolate. [interest and rivalry.
Chocolate Refrigerator Cake “If the children haven’t got pi-
Melt Va pound sweet milk choco- r,nos at home, they can practice
late in a double boiler, add 3 table- at school That’s much more fun
spoons powdered sugar and 3 “Class teaching can be done so
tablespoons water and cook until cheaply. Sixpence a lesson is the
smooth. When slightly cool add 4 usual charge and even with very
egg yolks one at a time, beating small classes It only goes to sav
after each addition. Add the egg one shilling and sixpence
whites beaten until very stiff. % "Many of the children who sfart-
teaspoon salt and i teaspoon va- ed under our scheme have gene on
"1 *®’ I lnp a mol<l with waxed to win honors and prizes at the
paper and arrange ladyflngers musical conservatories. Some are
ar°und s‘dp? apd bottom. Pour in now prominent artiste."
the chocolate, decorate with wal-
nut halves, bits of ladyflngers and
candied cherries. Chill overnight.
Serve with whipped cream.
Women Haters Found
Adverse To Cats, Too
CINCINNATI, O., July 19—<U.f>>—
The man who has an aversion to
cats Is likely to have had some
trouble with women. That Is the
belief of Dr. Charles M. Dlserens,
professor of psychology at the Uni-
versity of Cincinnati.
"Cats,” Dr. Diserens explained,
"are highly feminine. Men are
naturally hostile to women. But,
afraid to show tlielr hostility to
women, they take it out on cats.”
"Dr. Diserens has noticed that
at least 10 men to one women dis-
like cats. All of the cat's charac-
teristics, he pointed out, are tho<*
that men fear ln women. The cat
is graceful, beautiful, ingratiating
when it j.vants to be, but dependent
and sly.
The phychologist called atten-
tion to the fact that men who have
control over women usually like
cats. For an example he cited the-
Frenchman, who is at ease with
women and likes cats.
"The cat is cherished by various
nationalities.” he said. "It is inter-
esting to note that men of those
nationalities usually have control
over their women.”
HOW CAN I?
By ANN ASHLEY
A Problem A Day
What ore the two acute angles
Q How can I prevent grass and of a right triangle If one of them
from growing between the ls 12 degrees greater than 5 times
the other?
bricks of a sidewalk?!
A. Pour some automobile crank-
case oil between the bricks, two
ANSWER
or three times during the .season. 7'?/lfe«'PPSQn Explanation
The oil will soon evaporate 1 : 1 ^
_ „ _ , , ^ 5; divide Into 78 for the smaller
Q How can I make a slate angle: subtract 13 from 90 for
colored dye? the larger angle.
A. A good slate colored dye can
be made with tea grounds set
with copperas Strain, boil the
goods in this solution, then hang
on the line to drain and dry.
Q How can I keep butter with-
out facility of refrigeration?
A Wring a cloth out of slight-
ly salted cold water, cover the dish,
and place it 'in the coolest spot
available. The butter will not be-
come rancid
INDIANS LIKE $1 BILLS
FI,AOSTA FF. Ariz tU.R>—When
they get their change, American'
Indians don’t want sliver but j
greenbacks, and the greenbacks I
(Acne Photo ]
An annulment of marriage was
granted to Marie L. Marks
(above), stage and screen actress,
from Cecil Sillman of Detroit,
Mich., whom she married in
North Castle, N. Y., on April 14,
1936. She also is suing Sillman
for $200,000 damages. She testi-
fied that they separated soon
after their marriage when she
learned that Sillman had not been
divorced from his first wife, Mrs.
Emery Satber Sillman.
Burglar Escapes
Without 35 Cents
Verdigris Watershed In
Rogers County Surveyed
CLAREMORE July 19—(/Pi—A
survey of the Verdigris river wa-
tershed in Rogers county ls being
made by the soil conservation ser-
vice as part of a program to be
completed in each of the state's
77 counties.
C. F. Parrott, tin Oklahoma A.
anti M. college graduate. Is direct-
ing the survey. He is assisted by
Elton Talley. Madill; Donald Simp-
son. Nowata; Maurice Mahan,
Quir.lan; Ar hur Elders. Tuttle;
Floyd Clark. Hays R. Braid and
Archie Howard. Stillwater; and
Ernest Brunkow. Bristow.
must be $1 bills and not five’s or! TUI-SA Ju!y 19—(UP)—Mrs Alice
RAISE RELIEF COSTS
LOS ANOEI.ES —(U.R)—Tills citv
desires to go "All American " It is
SJLTuSnE
demanded $1 notes and nothlnp Mrs Fann screamed when she cost ot $6 1 000 monthly,
else. ’ was awakened and saw the man 1
----I# her room TiiF burglar warned
PRIZF BUTTER her 10 keeP Quiet or he would kill
ST CLOUD, Minn (U.R) -Seven her slu‘ then leaped from bed,
Minnesotans whose products were i grabbed a chair and a piece of
selected In a national butter con- Pipe and started hitting at him.
test will send exhibits to the I The burglar dropped Mrs Fann's
world's dairy congress to be held purse, which contained 35 cents.
TYPEWRITERS AND
ADDING MACHINES
New and Reconditioned
SALE — RENTALS — REPAIRS
in Berlin.
_____, HENRY
I in his flight through the window. Typewriter Dep'i.
H E II N E
Phone 281)
Mrs Jesse M
Mrs John Garrett. Miss
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i klrt and jack. t which were c. O Dowell was the only guest
worn with a blouse of pale pink other than members
"ai ■ „i. . . . Plans for the picnic supper next
At a gala at th. Ambax adeurs. month will be announced later
she was seen in a gown of blue
luce worn over a foundation of I t MP1I in »tiio\ FI)
whit* —1 - * -
APACHE Ok In . July 19 (18- Mr
and Mrs. C. P Matt non are on
their first vacation since tliey were
married 32 years ago.
On their itinerary were stops to
visit Kansas relatives, a jaunt up
tulle made with > long train be- been destroyed by Tire The temnlc 10 '1*1- Mr. Matoon's
r ath a tulle bu ll* eff 'C’ and worn was reputed to have been nmii brol,,rr wboni •" n°* seen In
with long mantilla 'i< n tulle. 11800 years ago 30 J™*' anf* visits to relatives In
-— - ___Washington. Oregon and Califor-
nia
a foundation of
^=“"=32.
: 11 Malnbocher in . id creen fhisf temples in Manchuria.
and Mrs E E. Sharp of Oklahoma
City w'ho formerly resided here
SNAG IS STRUCK
BY CITY COUNCIL
DUNCAN. July 19 —(An— The
Duncan city council wnnted to buy
playground equipment for a park
on the edge of Duncan, but It
struck a snag when it was brought
out the tract was owned by Ste-
phens county
Residents of the vlclnfty asked
for the improvement The coun-
cil decided It could erect no per-
mamciit structures on land belong-
ing to the county.
Apache Couple Taking
Tour After 32 Years
LOCAL BRIEFS
excited Then
tniddehlv some-
one enters and
nil It changed.
Mr and Mr Jo*- M Keith, who
I have been residing at 206 1-2
[ South Barker avenue, are now
located at. .215 West Jenkins street.
_____
Mrs Quint Taylor of Borger.
Tex, has arrived for a few weeks’
visit with her niece, Mrs. Bill
Snodgnss. and Mr Snodgrass. 811
South Macomb avenue
Mr and Mrs Herbert Mooring
of Chtcknsha were the week-end
guesta of Mr nnd Mrs Henry
F Taylor, 012 South Hadden ave-
nue
You Can Find Your Own
Secret Guide to Beauty
Bv JACQUELINE HUNT
COMETTMES it happens that and even If you do not possess
you have been standing In a physitnl appeal, you ran do a
roomful of ujnpi* hatting with great deal toward achieving some-
L°n* 8.nd ihat 1 fppl,na ,(lln* that approaches it. You can
bored exactly but ^certelnly^not start with your own drab, ordinary
skin and make It clear, smooth
and glowing with color. You can
make vour eyes brighter and more
•n„. „ , r*presslve by taking care of them
Hu party nas and by learning to use them,
b i c o m e alive I Learn to look at people when
and diamatlc. vou talk. Teach vour eyp* to ex-
no,.at PrNM* sympathy, understanding
first know why., humor or firmnm . —_
t’eihops she is Make your hair' lovelier than Ray Jrv,n<1,of Oklahoma City
not lx aiitlful or that of anyone else Do not let ' sP''nt the week-end with his par-
distinguished or it be ordinary. Do not let it he I pnts’ Mr an(l Mrs M R Irving,
even smart. It I cut ln a certain way because 1318 Bickford avenue,
might be the someone tell# you it la the stvle
expression in of the moment. Have It cut to
i^,7^?|bJexPire? you ~ ft P*rt turned-up
r a nt, l o v e 1 v ( curl here or tender. »oft little
hair the rlnglete that make vour face iut
eoldr of spun copper, the way she human and kind as the soul b“
uses her hands or something: hind It. Bring out all the sh nh?g
more mysterious and elusive | health and lovellhei In your hal?
Many bat* some one of these by faithful brushing and massage
Qualities. They arc born with It. and by a course of salon t^it
often i* i. di((iMH .1 tuur5e oi saion treat-
ments, If you can manage it.
Hair and scalp treatments are
good for your face, since they
_ , _ ... -. mean a better circulation a a well
people to you without knowing a* glossier, brighter hair The*
why? Or. do you sigh end wish are BotTfor th. nerve* too
for a charming, dynamic person- Use other means of lettinu vnur
ality? Tty to And the magnetic personality show through—In vour
thing about you. You can find dress, your make-up and In ?ouJ
U only by trying to live gracl- voice. Such lovely poesibllitlr<i lie
ously, by searching for beauty in In your voice ffyouwluon ?Am
all you do by understanding oth- velop Itl Let yourselT i. ^
er* by ‘mvlng confidence ln your- were Intended to be in the begm-
•* by being responsive and above nlng. Do not strain so much to
all by not being afraid to be dlf- go this way or that. Y?u h.ie
reS?nt _ . . ^ your own secret pet tern to guide
Beauty Is an Inspiring thing you. 2 a
HOLLYWOOD
FILM SHOP
HOLLYWOOD. July 19 —(U.R) —
Oeorge Brcnt, husky Irish movie
star, has his first United States
citizenship papers
"I’ve planned to do this for the
12 years that I've been in the
United States," explained Brent on
appearing at the naturalization
bureau, "but I've never been in
one spot long enough to go through
with it "
Brent survived a hazardous Irish
revolutionary career before enter-
ing the movies He Is 33
♦ ♦ *
The Fourth of July high seas'
marriage of Tom Brown, young
movie actor, to Natalie Draper
Beverly Hills society girl was an -1
trounced Saturday They were mar- 1
rie<1 by the captain of a chartered
yacht beyond the 12 mile limit
off Santa Catallnu island
♦ * •
Cecil B. DeMille, who "discover-
ed'’ Gloria Swanson. Brbe Danl-
Leatrire Joy. Lila Lee and other
stars, announced today his latest
movie find" is an Atlanta, O.i
society girl who ha* never had
stage or scr«-en experience.
She Ls Evelyn Keyes, signed by
the noted director to the first ,>er*
sonal contract he had given In 10
years, merely cm the impression he
obtained In a short social Intro-
duction.
DeMille was struck by her "well- ,
bred manner," and modulated voir-,
he said
• * *
Marie L. Marks, 18-year-old
screen actress, possessed today an
annulment of her marriage to Cecil
Sillman. Detroit steel heir.
8lie charged he married her in
April 1036 at North Castle. N Y ,
without divorcing a previous wife,
Emery Bather Sillman. whom he
wed in New York In 1924
Mom Says An Ice Cream
Soda Will Run Our
ELECTROLUX
For Ten Days
ELECTROLUX
THE GAS REFRIGERATOR
m
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t'i
NOW
Operates for
less than
W
A DAY
•M
A
i\
A
mis* Miirr
Mrs H. B. Little and daughter.
Miss Helen, 515 South Choctaw
! avenue, spent the week-end in
Ca; h with the former’s brother.
II L. Taylor, and Mrs. Taylor.
Often It It dimmed, because they
have always been unaware of the
precious flame.
Do you have It? Do you draw
The Morning AfterTakinf
Carters Little Liver Pills
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Less than tin* cost of two sticks of jrum! Less
than the cost of two cigarettes! One-half the cost
of mailing a letter! Less than 11 > cents |ier day!
That’s what it costs you to operate your Electrolux
in El Reno.
It is not hard to see that in any refrigerator
the purchase price is just a part of the cost. . .an-
other part is what it costs to keep that refrigerator
making ice, freezing desserts, giving you all the
cold you need in the hottest weather, for years and
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Consider what that cost is—when you keep on
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Ten years—5,650 days, at 5 cents js-r day. You
multiply it out.
Then you begin to see the imiMirtance of
than 114 cents per day!
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Don't think that Electrolux is out of reach
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many advantages not found in the ordinary refrige-
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 46, No. 116, Ed. 1 Monday, July 19, 1937, newspaper, July 19, 1937; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc919426/m1/2/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.