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, APRIL 26, 1938
IT IS FOI
o«les
andise Is Removed
’om Trash Cans
HOMA CITY. Apr 26-(U6>
rvey Hill has mads a big
out of picking up bottles
ler people throw away
• years, the Oklahoma City
id, he has become “the
,ed second-hand bottle king
outhwest."
started his enterprise In
said, by buying 400 bottles
i and selling them the next
M
of his merchandise—and he
ttles now In carload lots—
v from trash cans In city
by garbage pickers. Five
I persons make all or park
r livings by searching the
efuse for him.
nllllons of bottles that each
i8s through his hands are
sterilised and sold to big
tie business houses a ltd to
lals.
iould Comer Market
as only one type of customer
e disrespects. That Is the
ter
■II him because that's my
i," Hill said, ‘but he beats
?ry time''
eggers, Hill explained, usually
veral consignments of fruit
hen get a few cases on
"Just left my pocket-book
me" Is the favorite alibi,
he customers fall to return,
said he wants to be "the
lan that has any bottles.”
•y time a Junk yard gets
»ly. I buy them out," he
Just can't afford for any-
wise to have any bottles”
> Ranches Missing
Panhandle Of Texas
RIIJjO Tex. Apr 20—<UP)
Texas panhandle—one of
latest ranching areas In the
apparently has not a abi-
de ranch.
nber of commerce officials
eported that they are re-
ly asked for addresses of
ndle dude rsriches, but they
Jiave been unable to find
EASY ON ENEKOY
NBAPOLI8. Minn (UP) — It
t require any energy to
Dr. Leroy 8 Palmer. Unl-
of Minnesota biochemist,
h in king requires no calories
yerage adult needs 2.400 to
calories, growing boys In
teens may require as much
KJ0 (daily and lumberjacks
ie the most, over 8.000 dally.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1938
EL RENO (OKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
THREE
SOCIETY
BUSINESS CIRCLE
CONDUCTS MEETING
Meeting of the Business Women's
circle of the First Baptist church
was held Monday evening at the
home of Miss Opal Slier. 601
South Reno avenue, who presided
as chairman.
Mrs. C. A. Richards led the
lesson on "Africa Fifty Years Ago
and Today " The circle’s next reg-
ular meeting will be held May 3
with Mrs (Roy Pearce, ill South
Evans avenue.
* * *
( ARLENE SAMUELS
FETED AT PARTY
To honor her daughter. Carlene.
on her fourth birthday anniversa-
ry. Mrs Carl 8amuels. 911 8outh
Ellison avenue, entertained from
2 until 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon
Balloons decorated the rooms.
Prizes In the games and con-
tests were won by Donna Ahern
and Leo Jacquot. Centering the
table, where an Iced course was
served, was a lovely white and
pink birthday cake, from which
extended pink streamers to each
guests's place.
Those entertained were Leo Jac-
quot. Joan Durham, Bennie Dur-
ham. Kenneth Koerner, Carlos
Weaver. Hazel Raines. Donna
Ahern and Ronald Ahem. Mrs.
Samuels was assisted In her hos-
pitalities by Mrs B E. Durham
and Mrs. Leo Jacquot.
* 4> *
COURTESY PARTY
HONORS CLUB
A courtesy party honoring mem-
bers of the Monday Contract
Players was the dessert-brtdge
given Monday evening by Mrs
Carlton Olerhart. 717 West Wade
street. Pansies In crystal baskets
decked the tables.
In the card games Mrs Carl
Whitlock tallied high and Mrs C.
A. Jones second high while the
consolation awards were won by
Mrs J 8. Cormack and Mrs. E.
8. Cupp
8peclal guests Included Mrs W
W Slaughter. Mrs E. S Cupp,
and Jdrs (Carl Whitlock, while
members feted were Mrs. Otis An-
derson. Mrs. J. 8 Cormack. Mrs
Lulu Forrest. Mrs. J. C. Oebhart,
Mrs. Columbus (Hall. Mrs F. N.
Irving. Mrs. J. D. Murphy and
Mrs. Jones.
Calendar
CORPS TO ASSIST
IN ANNUAL SALE
WEDNESDAY
H E O. club. Hostess, Mrs
Chris Anderson, Calumet.
Jolly |Hght Bridge club Hos-
tess. Mrs. J Y. Morris, 606 North
Rock Island avenue.
Progressive Players Hostesses,
Mrs. Jack Newqulsl, Mrs. John
Fitch and Mrs E J (Palmer.
Triple-Four club. Hostess, Miss
Thelma (Button. 116 South Hoff
avenue.
8ewlng club Hostess, Mrs. Mar
quis 8tone Morris. 701 South Wil-
liams avenue.
O. T. C. club. Hostess, Mrs M
B Cope, 630 South Ellison ave-
nue.
Damrosch Music club. Hostess
Miss Helen Flanigan. 914 South
Barker avenue.
Sunset Bridge club. Hostess, Mrs.
8. M Buckley and Mrs. W. J.
White, 314 South Evans.
Ladles society to Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and Engine-
men. Hostesses at social In Train-
men's hall. Mrs. John Duff, Mrs.
Frank Funderburg and Mrs. R. B
Dunn.
Priscilla Embroider) club ^em-
bers will entertAln at guest*day
luncheon In parlors of First
Presbyterian church.
Rebekah lodge Members will
meet for staff practice at the
I. O. O. P. hall at 7:30 o'clock.
Unity club Hostess. Mrs C. G.
Schultz and Mrs C A Jones, who
will entertain at the former's
home, 820 North Evans avenue.
Two Hour Bridge club Hostess.
Mrs J. C. Ounun. 514 West Wade
street
American Legion Auxil-
iary Conducts Meeting
Members of the Etta Dale junior
hlghschool drum and bugle corps
will assist the El Reno American
Legion auxiliary In the annual
Memorial day sale of popples, it
was announced at a meeting Mon-
day evening In the home of Mrs.
Frank Oats, Union City.
During a business session Mrs.
R. M. Quisenberry. child welfare
chairman, reported on a wardrobe
sent to Oleta Ttner, the auxiliary's
ward at the Legion Home school
In Ponca City, and Mrs. Pete Bar-
geltotes, student loan fund chair-
man, revealed a contribution of
818.73 through birthday offerings.
She also won the door prize
Plans to attend the sixth district
convention program In Watonga to-
day were discussed.
Contest prises during the social
hour were won by Mrs. C. O.
Gil Ulan and Mrs. Lee J. Stoneman
after which an Iced course was
served.
Members attending were Mrs
Walter A Campbell of Oklahoma
City, Mrs. O. H. Kintz of Yukon
Mrs. George O. Demke. Mrs. C. E.
Doke, Mrs. Earl K. Yost. Mrs. Pete
Barge holes, Mrs. Emma Arnold.
Mrs. Arthur Foster, Mrs. Charles
O. Burger. Mrs. R. M. Quisenberry
Mrs. J. E. Biggert, Mrs. R. C. Cran
mer. Mrs. C. L Everett, Mrs. Andy
Wolf. Mrs Lloyd Palmer. Mrs. OilU
lan. Mrs. Stoneman, Mrs. R.
Whitlock. Mrs. Edna McMahan Kel
ly. Mrs. H. H. Rohm. Mrs. R. Oard
ner, Mrs. R. E. Mark. Mrs. Lacy
MARRIAGE DOESN’T LAST LONG
8?
HOLLYWOOD
FILM SHOP
Baugh To Appear
In Redskin Game
m
22S
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Apr 28—<UR)
HOLLYWOOD, Apr 26 —<U.R>— —Sammy Baugh. All-America grid
The price Richard Dlx paid to great from Texas Christian univer-
1 perfect his technique for the role B,ty who passed the Washington
E" AUWd1eAp.nr"yl,“d
Another May wedding, which will
attract much attention here, Is
that of Miss Helen Wolf, daugh-
ter of Mr and Mrs. EM Wolf,
north of the city, to Theodore
Peek, 616 South Choctaw ave-
nue, the son of Mr and Mrs
Thomas Peek of Eaglevllle, Mo.
fall, has a special clause in his
baseball contract with the Colum-
bus Red Birds that will permit him
to play In the football game be-
seelng eye" dog was
Intensive study and training.
The actorfc classmate during
the month of study was Light-
ning, 'canine film star, who ap- __ __
pears with Dlx In RXO-Radios (Ween Washington and the College
Blind Alibi. All-8tars in Chicago In early Sep-
Thelr teacher was Earl John-
son. owner and trainer of Light-; The c011tract rtauge permit,
nlng During the early sUges rrf stationed at shortstop
their schooling. Dta and the dog, ColulnbU!) team, which won
worked at the studios ranch 10
, , last year, to leave the club In late
Although a trained animal of
POLICE SEIZE CHILD BRIDE-State police of Delaware have
taken 12-year-old Almira Mae McChesney away from her 37-
year-old husband, at Lewes, under a law which forbids marriage
under 16. Their marriage, on AprU 13, was discovered when the
girl quit the fifth school grade McChesney. his bride, and hla
mother. Mrs. Jennie McCheaney. are shown above.
Apple Butter Is Tasty
In Cookies, Pies, Cake
By JUDITH WILSON
IX/ITH a big Jar of spicy apple well - blended cplces of the appl#
W butter on your pantry shelf butter.
rou will find your family dessert APPLE BITTER DROP COOKIES
Announcement of the engage- ___
, ,c miles from Hollywood
ment and marriage date, May 18.;
was made at a bridge party given Although a trained August to begin practice with the
r, £»£ ,
priatc setting for the pretty spring to learn his routine step by step The contract al > makes It dto-
£ J! 18 8 because the work also was strange cretionary with Baugh whether he
parly' mm returns to Columbus after the foot-
Tiny corsages of sweetpeas, tied w A ^ ^ hall oanw
with white tulle, bore the names "The first move to let Dtx and _
of the bridal couple and their Lightning become acquainted.
marriage date These were pre- Johnson said "This was done: Mr and Mrs Gordon Perry of
sented as favors when a dessert by having IDtx spend several days Oklahoma City visited Sunday with
course was served following the at my ranch, romping with the her parents, Mr and Mrs. C. L.
games. Which were appointed in a j dog. taking walks with him and Webb West pine street,
pink color scheme.
feeding him.
"As soon as
i
Wednesday Players Hostess. Mrs Bennett, Mrs* W. Arthur Biggert,
Budge Harle, 212 8outh Uvans av- Mrs Mary ganders, Mrs. Al Ritter,
enue. {Mrs W. C. Ritter. Mrs. Curt K.
THURSDAY Whitney. Mrs. Roy Wallace and
T. L. F club. Hostess. Mrs H
Bondurant 107 South Orand ave-
nue.
Krazy Kapers Klub
Mrs. Albert Wteman. '
Additional guests Included Mrs.
Leo Demmer. Mrs Lucy Conrad.
Hostess M,s Meta Ortmlinger and daugh-
Mrs. Arthur Ream 127 North K
avenue
'ter, Rose Marie, Mrs. F. H. Keh-
meler, Mrs. Oscar LaMons. Mrs.
Royal Neighbors of America so- Bill O'Daniel. Mrs John Pedder-
clety. Regular meeting In I. O. O. F
hall.
D. A. L. club Hostess. Mrs
Mrs J. C. Oebhart. 807 South | Herman Lemke. southwest of the I Patty Jean Everett, Arlene
Rock Island avenue, will entertain city.
sen. Miss Forrestln* Wallace. Miss
Aldene Ritter, Miss Doris Mae O’-
Bar, Miss Betty Jean Arnold
and
the club In two weeks
* * *
CLAM MEETING _
POSTPONED INDEFINITELY
Meeting of the L L L. Sunday
school class of the First Baptist
church which was announced for
Friday with Mrs B. E. Carder. 503
South Williams avenue, has been
postponed Indefinitely. T7ie pro-
gram was deferred because of con-
tllction with the Womens Mis-
sionary society golden Jubilee cele-
bration .
* * *
BIRTH ANNIVERSARIES
ARE CELEBRATED
In celebration ol birthdays of
three members of her family. Mr*
J. R Courtney entertained at a
1 o'clock dinner Sunday at her
new home, southwest of the city
Honnrees were her husband, her
son. Martin Courtney, and a
granddaughter. Miss Cortnne Court-
ney
Guests to enjoy the occasion with
the hostess and honorees were Mrs
Martin Courtney. Mr and Mrs
Rex Colt, Mr and Mrs R. O
Courtney. Mrs Leonard Scott and
son. Jack Courtney. Dick Court-
ney, Barbara Cblt. Vivian Court-
ney and Oarland Smith.
* * *
1 O'CLOCK DINNER
AT LONOWim HOME
Mr and Mrs PWte Longwlth, 612
West Oak street, were hosts at a
1 o'clock dinner Sunday. Their
guests Included Mr and Mrs T.
N. Sharp of Dover. Mr and Mia
8. C. Wilds of Banner. Mr. and
Mrs John Coleman. Mr and Mrs.
Mclvem Sharp and Jack Sharp.
• • •
7 O'CLOCK DINNER
ENJOYED BY EMPLOYES
Phi lowing a contest salesladies of
the J. C Penny company entertain-
ed the men clerks at a 7 o'clock
dinner last week-end at the Oxford
cafe Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mre. W. C. Elliott and daughter.
Carolyn. Mr and Mrs Wayn# Leach
and daughter, Joyce. Mrs L. R.
Huffman. Mrs P R. Johnson. Mrs
Fred Forquer, Mrs R J. Crump.
Miss Wilma Chadwick. Douglas
Perdue. Delbsrt Bright and Jack
Miriam Wleman. Melba Lots Camp-
Peggy Ann club Hostess. Mrs bell, Helen. Celine, Mary Mar-
Ralph Bollinger, southwest of the garet and Theresa Ann Oatz.
city. The auxiliary will meet May 9
Ladles Golf club. Hostesses at at the home of Mrs. Whitney. 107
luncheon following weekly play, south Macomb avenue, assisted by
Mrs Hadley C Brown and Mrs Mrs w Arthur Biggert.
R N. Dulmage | a a a
probledi greatly simplified For
prepared apple butter Is not only
good with flaky hot buttered bis-
cuits and waffles, but also lends
fcself to the making of pies, cakes
cookies and many quick dessert
combinations.
DINNER
Braised Shnrtribs of Beet
with Vegetables
Mixed Green Salad
Hot Gingerbread with
Apple Butter Filling
Coffee
A. B C club Hot teas. Mrs rR, HI jgnyog fLCB
Robert Mecaskey. 710 South Hoff Mrrr8 ,N GILBERT HOME
■vfnu* „ ... 1 Mr and Mrs Thompson Gilbert
Womens Oeneral council of thp|Were ho#u n)<mbfrs 0f frl HI
Ftrst Christian church Import- Brkl|te C|ub Monday evening when
the group met In thetr home at
ant business meeting at 2:30 o'-
clock In the church parlors.
FRIDAY
Tulip unit. Flower Oarden club.
Hoetess. Mrs O A Streltenberger.
735 South niiaon avenue.
Rebekah lodge Members will fea-
ture an old-faahloned costume
party In the I. O. O. F hall.
Women's Missionary Society of
the First Baptist church. Hostess
at golden Jubilee program al 2:30
oclock. Mrs Charles Berry. Con-
cho. at which time Mrs E A.
Jackson will be in charge of the
program
205 South Hoff avenue.
Following a chop aucy dinner,
bridge games were enjoyed with
Mrs. H Merle Woods scoring high
for the ladles while the award for
men was won by Olenn O. Mordy
Seated with the hosts at dinner
were Mr. and Mrs Woods. Mr,
and Mrs. Mordy. Dr and Mrs
Joseph M Ozmun. Mr. and Mrs
Fred Wewerka. Mr and Mrs Budge
Harle. Mr and Mrs. Don Allison
Mr and Mrs. Harle will be .hosts
to the club at 1U next meeting
SUPPER
Hot Tomato Bouillon
Chicken a la King In Toasted
Bread Cases
Buttered Peas
Pearh Cup Salad, Mayonnaise
Sweet Wafers Coffee
The cookie Jar that Is filled with
apple butter drop cookies will meet
many emergencies for you. These
cookies are the quick stir-up-in-a-
hurry kind and will store well as
long as you keep the cookie Jar
hidden They the healthful for
children, as well as grown-ups.
and their spicy flavor ts mild and
delicate because It ccmes from the
11 cup butter
l'i cups sugar
1 egg
1 teaspoon soda
M eup pure apple butter
V4 cup broken nut meats
12 Maraschino cherries, chopped
Vi box coconut
2',i cups all-purpose flour
I teaspoon baking powder
Vi teaspoon salt
V4 cup milk
Cream the butter, add the sugai
and mix until fluffy. Add the eg|
and beat until smooth. Stir the
soda Into the apple butter and
blend with the first mixture. Add
the nuts. cherTles and coconut
Gradually add the flour which hat
been sifted with the baking pow-
der and salt alternately with the
milk. Drop by spoonfuls onto a
greased cookie sheet and bake in a
moderate oven about 10 minutes
or until delicately browned.
APPLE BUTTER FILLING
1 cup whipping cream
- - -
’Seeing Eye training school at Mor- K
r 1st own, N. J. ! "Mo61 ‘mP°rU"t’ ‘hVT mUst
The ftrst step In teaching the permit the dog to lead him. ex-
man to learn to use the fuld. «pt for the commands he ghrea
handle attachced to the dog's har-!«he animal The dog. in addition
ness. The dog always Is to the to leading his master, must learn
man's left The first order Is to retrieve possessions, such as a
•forward ' This sends the dog r»ne. hat. gloves, or other things,
straight ahead He Is taught to'If they are dropped
stop at a curb or any obstruction i The dog next Is taught to pro-
When the dog stops, the blind man tect his master from persons ac-
tnvestlgates the reason for his cktentally crowding him
High score was tallied by Miss ~ *! blind man must know how many
Ruth Hamilton, while Mrs Wayne ^a(!e C“y,nl“ orevkiuslv blocks he has travel whtch way
i Vz. 1 *»' ■»"»»»«
Wolf, who also received a
gift.
The guests included Mrs Harold
LrGate of Kingfisher. Mrs Harry
Phillips. Mrs Don Corwin, Mrs
James Walch. Mrs. Wayne Leach,
Mrs. C E Merveldt. Mrs E. V
Murray. Mrs Harvey Lee Hoff-
man. Miss Muriel Donnelly, Mtss
Louise Welter, (Miss Eva 'Woll,
Miss Ruth Skidmore. Miss Ruth
Hamilton. Miss Ethel Evans and
Miss Katherine Lodes
Miss Wolf's wedding to Mr
Peek will be solemnized at 10
o'clock In the morning at the
rectory of the Sacred Heart Catho-
lic church with Father Caitstus
Cramer performing the vows.
The bride-elect, a graduate of the
Sacred Heart academy. Is em-
ployed by the Southwestern Bell
Telephone company In Oklahoma
City. (Which duties she plans to
continue.
Mr Peek received his •ducatlon I
in Eaglevllle and for the past j
several years has been employed
by Henry Schafer Oil company.
stop with his left foot or cane
If It Is a curb, the man steps
off and again commands forward '
The dog Is taught to watch for
approaching automobiles. If any
are In the road, he stops again
until It passes The blind man.
hearing the car pass, repeats the
command 'forward.' If the road
is clear, the dog starts across.
as well
as from possible attack by thieves
or aryone else trying to molest
him.”
Dlx said the hardest task for
him was to let the dog lead him,
instead of him leading the dog
He achieved this by working with
his eyes blindfolded.
TVie rest of the routine came
with practice as they worked day
-To find his way about, the after day on the lessons
i . cup apple butter
cup chopped nutmeals
Whip the cream until stiff and
fold In the apple butter and nuts
Make your favorite recipe for gin-
gerbread or spice cake and bake In
a sheet. Cut Into 2-lnch squares
and serve warm with the apple
butter filling.
Arctic Hirds Sighted
Near Syracuse, N. Y.
SYRACUSE. NY, Apr. 2fl-<UR>
Robert E Bartlett, amateur ornitho-
logist, sighted 40 redpolls, Arctic
birds seldom seen south of Canada.
In a field near Syracuse.
He watched the birds through
binoculars and then recorded their
habits In a ledger Inaccessibility
of food was believed to have forced
the birds so far south.
FAST-ECONOMY SERVICE TO
Arliona-Callfornla—land of sunshine, health
and pleasure. Flan now to go.
The MEMPHIS - CALIFORNIAN
Air ■ CeoJUi»ot4 ThrtM(k**l
KtamUrd-Pullmans and dc luxe chair car
thru to El Paso, Southern Arizona. Palm
Spring* and Lo« Angeles. Dining car service.
Ia»w fare* make travel most economical.
Itesort accommodation* lo suit every budget.
Ask for details.
See your local
Rock Island Agent
1H CALIFORNIA*
Bible Geography
Is Found Correct
EDUCARE CHAPTER
STUDIES LESSON
Bducare chapter. Speakers' Insti-
tute convened Monday afternoon
with Mrs Earl Scarlett, 512 South
Macomb avenue, when Mrs W C
Elliott presided In the absence of
the president. Mrs Harry Oarrett
The lesson on "Oatnlng Atten-
tion” was reviewed by the group
Mrs. Henry C Coates presented the
topic “England and The United
States" after which Wr* W. O.
Kltsmlller gave Crisis In Europe "
Members present were Mrs B
E Carder. Mrs Coates. Mrs Kltc-
mlller. Mrs Waller C Kolachowsky
and Mrs Elliott
Hostess at a meeting May 9 will
be Mrs KiUmlllrr. 616 South Miles
•venue.
Modern Etiquette
>7 ROBERTA LU
Q When someone asks you to
fill In at the last moment, and
explains the circumstances plaus-
ibly, should you accept?
A. Yes. and without hesitation.
If free to do so.
q When should negligees be
worn?
A. Only In the bedroom, er when
going lo and from the bathroom
unless forced by an emergency to
appear when there Is no tkne to
dress
Q When a girl Is eating In
public place with her escort, should
she consult the waiter about the
various dishes, and give her or
. der directly to him?
A. No; she should tell her escort
what she would like and let him
give the order to the waiter
Mr and Mrs R. M Quisenberry.
Mr. and Mrs Virgil Hughaa were
Chlckaaha visitors Sunday.
Look and taarn
1. What Grecian slave gained
fame as a fabulist?
2. How many people undergo
operations In the course of a year?
I How much out of every dollar
spent in the U. 8 buys bread?
4. Are there more male or fe-
male children born?
8. What country has not been
successfully Invaded bv a foreign
army since the eleventh century?
ANHWERN
1. Aesop
8. Between 2.500.000 and 3.000.-
000
I. Seven cents.
4. Male.
ftEngland.
NORE VALUED AT M.W*
McALESTER T » Tucker
values his nose at two thousand
dollars Tn a district court peti-
tion. Tucker alleged Ills noae was
cut off by a drinking glass hurled
at him. He aaked »2 UM> damages
from Leo Fry. _ ■
PURE JERSEY MILK
Morning and Evening
Delivery
R. L BUCK DAIRY
Phone 9KW-F-5
UslKi ■»" >
Handicapped Boy
Wins In Contest
SAYRE. Apr, 38—<UAV—A de-
formity which forces Percy Ellison
13. to write with his toes didn't
keep him from winning the Beck-
ham county spelling contest re-
cently. He was second last year
Percy, a seventh grade pupil at
Spring Creek, writes legibly with
nls toes, tiling a platform upon
which to rest his feet and tablet
His hands are useless because of
deformity.
HOW CAN I?
By ANN AtBLRT
HOLDENVfLLE. Apr 2A -tURW
Dr A Llnscheid. president ot East
Central 8tate Teachers' college al
Ada. said in an address here that
his visit to Palestine last tear
strengthcas his belief In the
Bible
“I found the geography in the
Bible to be absolutely accurate,”
he said "Where the Bible say*
there ts a mountain or a moun-
tain peak. I found In Palestine a
mountain or a mountain peak.
Where the Bible tells of a river,
a lake or an ocean, I found a
river, or a lake or an ocerfn."
He pointed out that the Holy
Land was only one-cleventh of the
slae of Oklahoma, that Jerusalem,
the capital and largest city. Is not
as large as Oklahoma City. »nd
that Jaffa, the next largest city,
Is not as large as Tulsa
English soldiers. Dr Llnscheid
said, maintain corstant vigil in
the streets of Jerusalem Bitter-
ness exists between thd Arabs
and the Jews and any severance
of British military control might
result In bloodshed, he said.
How can one insure against
any leakage from bottles contain-
ing liquids that are being pack-
ed for a trip?
A Dip the corks and necks of all
the bottles tn melted paraffin
Q How can I clean moldy
leather?
A By first removing the surface
mold with dry cloth, then applying
pyroligneous acid with another
cloth.
Q How can I whiten potatoes?
A As soon as each potato Is
pared, place It In cold water be-
fore boiling, and It will have a
tendency to whiten It.
FINAL CLEANUP ot the
Eagle Market Salvage Stock
Monument To Dollfuss
May He Transformed
VIENNA. Apr 28-0J»-The Doll-
fuss monument, which is under con-
struction In front of the chancel-
lery here, probably will be con-
verted. according to a government
spokesman. Into • memorial fw
those convicted of hit death
It will then be a memorial for
the IS Nazi "victims" who were
hanged In connection with the July.
1934, rebellion In which Chancel-
lor Engelbert Dollfuaa was asaas-
stnated
test MAY
1
It Is
Easy
To Borrow
Money
If the first day of May brings up n money quvstian
here is a simple businesslike plnn of relief It is
easy to borrow sufficient money to tied you over
a temporary tight spot.
$5 to $50' $50 to $500
On Your Note On Security
PEOPLES FINANCE .
II)1, So, IHiMtoI Hmtw 17)
Pure Apple
VINEGAR
15C Gal.
Bring Your Own Container
Pure Country
SORGHUM
59C Gal.
COFFEE
FOLGERS
HILLS BROS.
MAXWELL HOUSE
Wilson’s Advance
SHORTENING
35c
•I Pounds
For
White Rose
PURE LARD
51c
<1 lh. Huekct
For-
BURGER BAKERY BUILDING 214 SOUTH ROCK ISLAND
THISSALE ENDSSATURDAY,
APRIL 30th EVERYTHING IN
THE STORE MUST GO AT
SOME PRICE.
THE PRICES LISTED HERE
ARE JUST A FEW OF THE
MANY REDUCTIONS WE OF-
FER THIS WEEK.
Save from 20%to 40% by tak-
ing advantage of this clean-up
sale.
We still have a large variety
of Canned Fruits, Vegetables
and Soups.
REMEMBER—There are only
Four Days Left to buy your
groceries at these low prices.
21c
Pound
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 47, No. 43, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 26, 1938, newspaper, April 26, 1938; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc920078/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.