The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 52, No. 56, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 4, 1943 Page: 8 of 9
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Want Ad Information
T7ie Tribune reserves the right
edit or reject any Want-Ad
that It regards as objectlon-
or that may cause loss to
e reader, or loss of confidence
reputable advertising.
There are three ways to place a
’ant ad. (1) Come to the counter
The Tribune office. An Ad-
:er will be on duty to help you
your copy. (2) Phone 1$
nd place your ad over the tele-
Persons having a telephone
charge their ads and have
4*e days after expiration to pay
cnd receive discount. (3) Out-of-
*’owh readers write Ad as wanted
Vi paper and mall to The EH Reno
tribune, El Reno, Oklahoma. (Cash
Vlth order on all out-of-town ads.)
1 AU Want Ads must be In the of-
lce at 13 noon to appear In the
tvenlng edition. Sunday Ads ac-
cepted until 2 p. m. Saturday.
No Want Ad accepted for less
han 9 words.
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The Tribune endeavors to
publish only truthful classified
advertising and will appreciate
having Its attention called to
any advertising not conform-
. Ing to the highest standards of
honesty.
Subscribers are warned to be-
ware of Jobs that require cash
I payments either for bonds, terri-
f torlal rights, sample kit or any-
thing of the sort. Propositions
of this kind should be carefully
Investigated before any money
whatsoever Is paid.
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PUBUC NOTICES
1. Card of Thanks.
2. Florist and Nurseries,
t. Funeral Directors.
4. Professional Notices.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
8. Konev to Loan.
I-A. Farm Doans.
9. I«st. Found Strayed.
7. Personals.
9. Business Service.
9-A. Instructions.
9. Wanted to Buy.
10. Let’s Trade.
AUTOMOTIVE
11. Used Cars for Sale.
11 Automotive Service.
11 Tires. Parts. Supplies.
EMPLOYMENT
14. Male Help Wanted.
18. Female Kelp Wanted.
18. Salesman Wanted.
17. Male or Female Wanted.
11 Situations Wanted.
19. Situations Wanted 'Col.).
MERCHANDISE
20. Coal end Fuel.
21. Good Things to Bat.
22. Household Goods
23. Musical Instruments.
24. Miscellaneous for Sale.
29. Pets and Livestock.
«6. Poultry. Peed. Supplies.
28-A. Imp. mid Equipment.
27. Plante. Seeds. Shrubs.
RENTALS
28. Apartments for Rem.
29. Room and Board.
20. Sleeping Rooms.
SI. Rooms In Hotels.
32. Houses far Rent.
S3. Miscellaneous for Rent.
34. Wanted to Rent.
35. Business Opportunities.
REAL ESTATE
3d. Business Property for Sale.
37. Farm and Lands for Snle.
38. Houses for Sale.
39. Lots for sale.
Personals
Wanted: Pour riders Douglas
plant 12:30 n in. shift, Cnll 161,
Want riders to Douglas plant day-
shift, also 12:30 to 7:30 a. m.
Call 1875. evenings.
Business Service
Poultry, Feed, Supplies 261
We ‘now have plenty ol' Sci vall |
baby chix grit, Superior Feeds
and poultry remedies. Baby chlx
every Monday and Thursday
Phone 1717, El Reno Hatchery.
Plants, Seeds, Shrubs 27
Automobile Insurance—Fire, theft,
glass breakage, hall damage, ect
Very reasonable rates now G. W.
Timberlakc Agency, 109 East
Hayes. Phone 402 .
Protect your property with good
Insurance. T. F. Upton, agent
American Alliance Insurance com-
pany. 120 South Hoff. Phone 824
For sale:
Armour,
Tomato plants. D. L
903 North Shepard.
Fred Palmer’s Home Laundry. Fin-
ished work. Also help-your-self
style. 502 West Wade. Phone
942-W.
Lace curtains made like new.
South Hoff. Phone 824
120
Calumet Rendering company will
remove your dead stock over 200
pounds free. Call collect, ST-53,
Calumet. P. E. Stuber.
Plain and fancy dress-making
North Donald.
250
PHONE YOUR WANT ADR TO 18
Used Cars for Sale
Two door town Chevrolet sedan.
runs and looks like new, $900 00.
721 Sunset after 5 p. m.
Male Help Wanted
Wanted: Boys 14 to 16 years of
age for Tribune paper routes
Average earnings $5.00 to $10.00
per week. Bond required. Apply
Tribune office.
Female Help Wanted 15
Wanted White girl for general
housework and care for children.
Phone 585-W.
Household Goods
Snapdragon, Verbenas, Petunias
Lantanas, Sweet Al^ssum. Lo-
belln, Dwarf Marigolds. Salvia.
Cannas, Gladiolus. Periwinkles,
Large assortment hardy perennials
15c to 25c. Hutchinson Nursery
Co.. 2'.- blocks south or El Reno
Sanitarium. Phone 542.
Pepper and tomato plants for sale.
716 South Rock Island.
Apartments for Rent 28
Four 4 and 5-room furnished
apartments. Strictly modern. 1221
Sunset or call 251.
Sleeping Rooms 30
Council Delays
Making Decision
On Skating Rink
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young persons during summer
months, and others objecting.
Another phase of the summer
recreation program was presented
at Monday night’s meeting when
a program which might be adopted
by the city for the parks In event
a paid supervisor were hired, Bird
the commissioners then will decide
as to the feasibility of hiring u
supervisor, Mr. Roberson said.
Mi Roberson reported to com-
■ missioners at Monday night's meet-
ing on the erection of a derrick
and sifting grate at the city's
j sewage disposal plant for the pur-
i pose of preventing clogging of
pumps
Rev. Golden F. Shook and H. L. , He also reported that one of
Fogg, representatives of tlie juv- the two new wells being dug for
eniie council, requested the city! tne clt\'s water plant whs near
to hire a paid supervisor of a j completion,
summer recreation program in city [----
parks.
Civic groups have expressed In-
terest In a summer recreation pro-
gram for all ages and have stated
that 11 a paid supervisor were
provided, volunteer workers would
assist in carrying out the pro-
gram.
The commissioners requested Rev.
Shook and Mr. Fogg to prepare
BACK I or. 17 RIIJJON
LOS ANOELES. Calif —VP)—At a
meeting here of the executives of
the eastern aircraft factories with
tiie heads of those on the Pacific
coasi. It was established that be-
tween them they have an aviation
backlog of nearly $17,000,000,000.
Plans were formulated to speed up
its liquidation.
Normandin Rites
Conducted Today
Lewis H Normandin. pioneer Ok-
lahoman realtor and loan company
manager, died early Saturday at his
home in Oklahoma City after suf-
fering a paralytic stroke Friday
night. He was 58 years of age.
A native of Clifton, Kun.. Nor-
mandin came u> Oklahoma in 1901
He had lived In Oklahoma City
since 1922 and previous to that time
was a resident of El Reno for 17
years.
He was in the real estate and loon
business throughout his life and was
associated with various Oklahoma
City firms. At the time of his
death he was business manager of
the Ike Hall company.
Surviving are hts wife, of the
home; a son. Marion L. Normandin,
Houston, Tex.; a daughter. Mrs
Charles E Jennings. Natick. Mass.;
four sister. Mrs. H A Totixley, Ok-
mulgee; Mrs. E A. Roberts. Kansas
City, Mo. Mrs. E. F Morris, Agrico-
la. Kan ; and Mrs. J. H. Morris.
] Clay Center. Kan.; and two grand-
children. Frederick Lewis Norman-
din. Houston, and Janelle Jennings.
Natick.
Services were conducted at 2:30
p. m. today at the First Christian
church in Oklahoma City.
Sleeping rooms for rent. 203 South
Macomb. Phone 1456.
Desirable front bedroom. Kitchen
privileges. Inquire 129 North K
Farms. Lands for Sale 37
Choice stock farm 3‘v miles of
Geary, 100 acres of good grass,
balance cultivated, 2-room house
good bam. This is not timbered
pasture, plenty good water, priced
at $4,200.00 cash. Also choice grain
and stock farm v\ miles of El
Reno, 90 acres fine grass. Price
$9,000.00. Many other good buys.
R. A. Bruce. Phone 30.
PHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO II
Out Our Way
By J. R. Williams
Houses for Sale
6 room modern house. Also Frig-
idaire. 915 South Bickford.
For sale: 80 acres. Improved, 3
miles from El Reno. $6500.00.
Possession now. Jensen. Piione 377
We repuir nil makes of sewing
machines and vacuum cleaners.
Needles and parts for all makes.
We buy sewing machines, any make
or age Lumadue Sewing Machines.
115-B South Rock Island.
For sale: Singer sewing machine;
one oil stove: one kitchen cab-
inet 115 South Roberts.
You can buy u new Leonard re-
frigerator if you live in a house
built under a war housing project.
All porcelain gas ranges are avail-
able for immediate delivery. See
us. Oklahoma Tire and Supply
Company.
Two new
Butane
stove Ezell
Rock Island.
7-ft. Norge refrigerators,
bottle, regulator and
Furniture, 108 North
We buy used furniture, stoves.
rugs and floor coverings. Booth
Furniture. Phone 429.
Two good aluminum tub Maytag
washers, choice $79.95. El Reno
Maytag. 211 South Rock Island.
Used furniture: Daybed $10.00:
kitchen table $3 00: kitchen safe;
kitchen cabinet. We buy used
furniture. Wilson Furniture.
Musical Instruments 23
For sale: Kurtzntan upright piano.
Phone 810.
Six-room modem basement, paid
paving, west side, $4,500.00. Call
in person 320 South Choctaw for
additional information. W. C.
Grove.
We have 5 to 8-room houses,
priced reasonable. T. F. Upton
Phone 824 *
Five-room modem house at 1218
West I,ondon. Shown by ap-
pointment only. Phone 77
Real Estate Wanted 40
Listings wanted: We have cash
buyers for 3 to 5-room houses.
T. F. Upton, 120 South Hoff.
Phone 824.
How Can It?
Florists & Nurseries 2
Extra nice evergreens, just fresh
dug, for home and cemetery
planting. Potted roses, shrubbery.
Broadleafs and Chinese elm, all
sixes. Hutchinson Nursery Co.,
2V4 blocks south El Reno Sanita-
rium. Phone 542.
Money To Loan
Loans from $5.00 to $50 without
security. $50.00 to $200.00 on
good security. We pay 5 percent
on savings. Selected Investment
Corporation, 111 East Woodson.
Q. How can I lessen the time
when .cooking in the double boiler?
A. If the water In the bottom pan
gets low. use boiling water when re-
filling it. If cold water is used the
food will take much longer to cook.
Q. How can I prevent rust on tow-
els caused by banging them on
I nails?
A Give all the nails and hooks on
which damp towels or cloths are
1 hung a good coat of enamel, what-
ever color is in harmony with the
i wali or room. They will be much
! more attractive and will also pre-
vent rust.
Q How can I avoid ruining the
i wall paper with large picture nails?
Ch.ld's Doodle-Bug coaster. Ca- A- Because a picture is large does
narles singers and cages. Phone not mean that a large nail is needed
-41. | to hold it. Thin strong nails can
7?*—................;----— be purchased and the wall paper will
Poultry, Feed, Supplies 26 not be ruined
See its for your DaDy chicks and
garden seed. We do custom 6,M>W GARDENERS
hatching. Pierce Feed and Hatch- ! SAN FRANCISCO —0J.R)— San
ery. ! Franciscans are out both for vlc-
tory and vegetarianism. A census
of this year’s crop- of victory gar-
GRANDMOTHER IS WAAC
SAN DIEOO. Calif. (U.P>— Mrs.
Mollle McConnell, who is a grand-
mother. but refuses to give her
age. has joined the WAAC and
completed her training. She ad-
mit* to being the mother of a
22-year-old daughter, who In turn
is the mother of u 19-month-old
son. She has Issued an all-around
defi for any younger WAAC to
out-WAAC her. ,,
GEMS TO GARBAGE CANS
PASADENA. Calif. -UR'— The
city police department feels hurt
and humiliated. Expert in search-
ing for and recovering stolen gems,
jewelry, furs, money and other valu-
ables, it was recently given the (
wartime assignment of searching fot
stolen garbage cans. Owing to the
metal shortage, garbage ams arc
irreplaceable.
COYOTES GET BOEDER
OREGON CITY. Ore (U.Ri-Tlie
war is making the coyotes too
frisky. Clackamas county farmers
report the predators have grown
much bolder since young men
who formerly hunted them have
gone to war and into war Indus-
tries' So the county court appro-
priated $340 to pay a government
trapper to go after ’em.
THIS CURIOl'S WORLD
By William
Ferguson
kangaroo
WHEN IT W/ULMS
AND S/TS OOiVA/ WHEN
IT STAA/DS C/A>/
T. M REG. U. 8.
SERVICE. 19
PAT. OFF.
74**As Am A.J tv/tsew
it lamer?. P^.
0(71 TONS
are consuming
30 PEK CENT MORE
"RESH GREEN VEGETABLES
THAN THEY DID
BEFORE THE WAR.
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ANSWER: In the Soviet Republic ol Armenia, near Persian and
Turkish boundaries.
Slightly Disillusioned
Freckles and His Friends
Hy Merrill Hlosser
Miscellaneous for Sale 24
I understand sou
KIDS RAISED SOME
VEGETABLES, AN' I
FIGURED WE COULD
MAKE A DEAL / -
III buy anything
you RAISE, IF
You'll deliver it /
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Excuse My Sarcasm
Alley Oop
Hy V. T. Hamlin
Nutrena Feeds to fit your needs,
Cory Produce. Ill North Rock
Island. Phone 183.
dens revealed the presence of 60.-
000 within the city limits.
THE SCOREBOARD
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PHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO 18
Lost, Found, Strayed 6
Strayed: Bay filly, blaaed face. 3
stocking feet. Weight 850 Call
1294.
Lost: Brown and white male fox
terrier. Marking brownish tan
saddle fever back. Name “Ginger."
i Tog No. 30, vaccination tag 15544.
[ v Clifford Foster. Phone 744, El Reno
Hotel. Reward.
Lost: Gold star
Phone 1762-W.
Reward
BY IIARRY GRAYSON
NFA Sports editor
rjNLJKF organized baseball, which treats dishonest players as per-
sons who haven’t existed and obliterates their records from the
boolts, the American Bowling Congress publishes in its annual record
book the names of suspended keglers and accounts of their violations,
most of which are for the mis-*’----1
appropriation of prize funds.
The antics of a Battle Creek
brother, who took a sum of money
and left the city for parts un-
known, are described. Following
a physical description the ABC
adds, as an afterthought: “He has
a pleasant personality.” The kind
of pal. no doubt, to whom you
would entrust the keys to your
wine cellar.
•5.00 reward. Lady’s Ronson clg-
aret lighter case lost in School-
ing Drug Saturday evening. Re-
turn Tribune office.
os* the Tribune
k. maw or trade
Waul-Ada.
AS related, most of the suspen-
sions are the result of culprits
handling too loosely money which
is not their own, but there is sharp
practice in bowling, too.
Two Chicago bowlers were
sentenced to a year apiece, one for
bowling under an assumed name,
the other for being an accessory
The story, no doubt, is that of a
good bowler faking his name and
average to win a first prize.
A Mine*.In N Y „ nipmt*er t*
cliai ged with lul-.ilyi.ig ins hvt-i-
nge for his own benefit, misrepre-
senting his ability to obtain better
classification. It is barely possi-
ble lhat this fellow wanted a shot
at richer prize money.
A ROCK ISLAND member was
* arrested for working a confi-
dence game in connection with a
bowling publication, using money
collected for advertising.
A Sayrevllle, N. J., secretary
got life because he failed to turn
over equipment and property of
the association. A Parkersburg,
W. Va., man was expelled because
lie issued $1200 !n checks much
livelier than the balala baseball.
It is a compliment to bowling
that its parent organization pub-
lishes names and olfenses without
assuming that a membership card
makes all members angels and
pillars of the community.
It'«ling guts ini a second
di.'gee.
A Stubborn Redskin
Red Ryder
By Fred Harman
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