The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 369, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 8, 1956 Page: 9 of 10
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Tuesday, May 8, 1956
The El Reno (Okla.) Daily Tribune
Seven
Widest Coverage at the Lowest Cost ■■ Employ Tribune Want Ads
r WANT-AD INFORMATION Trucks and Trailers
The Tribune reserve, the right ?
Ito edit or reject any want-ad copy l:0od condition. See nt Townsend
■that it regards as objectionable or Trailer Court. C. Geouge.
W may cause loss to the reader Qood 1947 Dodge 1-ton truck. SIR
or loss of confidence. | South Macomb.
There are three ways to place a —--tt"-:———:-—
„j. ... ,,_____We are now authorized dealers for
want-ad. (1) Come to the counter qmc trucks. For your truck
it the Tribune office. An ad-taker needs—see Vogel-Samples
ill be on duty to helpiyou prepare Company.
22 Miscellaneous for Sale
truck
Buick
rour copy. (2) Phone 18 and place .... .. . Sm»n|i«,
your ad over the telephone. Per- V- - - -
having a telephone may | Bankrupt stock of tires. New mud
bharge their ad and have five days and snow Dunlop, 7.10x15. $16 85
IP* expiration l„ pa, and M» | SSE.IfiS
liscount, with exceptions of Cards 308.
if Thanks, Lost. Found, or Stray- ~~~~~~~-~
d, Help Wanted, Situation Wanted j *u>*lv0 ‘*'er'lce ^ *'^
ind Wanted to Kent classifications, Brake drums turned. Brake shoe arc
which require cash with order. (3)
lut-of-town readers write ad as
vanted in paper and mail to The j
il Reno Tribune, El Reno, Okla-
ioma (cash with order on all out-
f-town ads.)
All want ads must be In the of-
l.ce by 12 noon to appear in the
Ivening edition. Thursday dead- 88 000 nurses needed. See ad page
Jne, 10:30 a m. Sunday ad. ac-
fepted until 2 p.m. Saturday.
ground to fit drums. Millwee Auto
Clinic. 204 North Rock Island.
Help Wanted, Male 25
Wanted—Farm hand. Steady Job.
Modern house. Chester Chiles.
JUST IN TIME FOR MOTHER'S DAY
APRON SALE
Thursday and Friday
May 10 and 11
STEVENSON'S GROCERY
S2B West Watts
PRACTICAL APRONS
and TEA APRONS
SALE BY
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
HOME MISSIONARY LADIES
"You Buy From Us and We Give
To the Poor and Unfortunate"
Farms, I>and for Sale
Unimproved 80 acres. 10 miles west,
V, north on 66. 32 acres grass,
balance in crops. Terms. Also im-
proved 93 acres, 14 miles west on
highway 66 . 35 grass. Balance in
cultivation, half bottom, part in al-
falfa. See crops now. Terms. Own-
ers, 14 miles west El Reno.
Football Helpful In Lawn Care
Houses for Sale
Nice 5 room modern, hardwood
floors, floor furnace. Oversize ga-
rage. Fenced yard. By owner. 1701-J.
Income property consisting of 5 fur-
nished apartments. 611 North
Evans, $4,500. See Virgil M. Show.
Phone 612 or 1747._
J. R Watkins Products.—Sold and 5 room, small basement, double gn-
delivered by C. R. DeVault, dis- ; rage, small lot, close-in, $6,500.
tributor, 713 South Miles. Phone i House is In excellent condition. Call
2834
Sleeping: Rooms
Help Wanted. Female
Situation Wanted
| The Tribune endeavors, to
; publish only truthful classified
I advertising and will appreciate
I having its attention called to
i any advertising not conforming
| to the highest standards of taon-
||ft&
Subscribers are warned to be-
| ware of jobs that require cash
| payments, either for bonds, ter-
ritorial rights, sample kit or
| anything of this kind should be
| carefully investigated before
l any money whatsoever is paid.
| Want lawn mowing and yard work.
Power mower. 2767-R.
Good Things To Fat
LOCKERS FOR RENT
Have lockers. We do processing for
locker or home freezer. See us for
prices. Wilson's Grocery and Locker
Plant, Calumet.
Fresh dressed hens. Fryers on foot
or dressed. Custom poultry dress-
ing. 307 South Mitchell. 906-W.
Hickory sm o k e d Bar-B-Q, 55c
pound. Burgery, 310 Sunset drive.
Wearing Apparel
| Buster Brown cotton knit colorfast,
2 | boxer shorts. Red. brown, navy—
! sizes 1 thru 4. $1 00. Pixie Shop.
I--
During my vacation in Washington.
D C., I made it a point to visit
all the clothing centers for men's
wear to take a complete on the spot
check of styles. These I know! If
you are interested in the last min-
ute styling for men, come see me at
Florists and Nurseries
['■autiful sheared grafted ctervreens
for those replacements, $4 00 and
11. Broadleafs, flowering shrubs,
j 'Bring fruit trees, papershell pecan
j ees, bedding plants, perennials,
Jutted roses, cannas, peonies, black-
I Tries, boysenberries, dewberries.
Tapes and asparagus. Con e in and
j owse around. Hutchinson Nursery | Evans Cleaners,
lompany, 1200 block west highway ^---—------
7b Phone 542. Household Goods for Sale 32
ut flowers, plants, corsages, hospi-] sale: Victor 2-door deep-freezer,
tal bouquets, funeral designs. 24 j $ioo. 510 West Owens
[our phone service. 186. Mrs. O. S '
lickson. florist, 320 Sunset drive.
notices
ive to your home missionaries for
all needy. 2018-W.
issionary needs quart and gal-
lon jars. 2018-W.
ission needs clothing, food, usuable
(furniture, sewing machine. Call
136-R
17-inch Zenith table model televi-
sion, new picture tube. $6.00 per
month. Guaranteed Davis Electric.
Phones 800 and 220.
Used ice box for sale. Phone 1160-M.
or 2138.
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isurance and Bonds
C.&E. stocks. 4 percent preferred,
i ilvidends from April 1, 1956. L. C.
I,,dberry. Phone 34.
I*? cost, fast results, extra money
i—that's the way Tribune Want
|J*> work. Try them and see.
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' ifct. Found, Strayed K
Ijist: Bovs shell rimmed glasses Re-
llyard. Phone 2026-M.
Used studio couch, good condition.
$2950: gas ranges. $15.00 and up;
knee-hole desk, mahogany with glass
top, like newt $35.00; 3-piece bed-
room suite. $47.50; used kitchen cab-
inet. $10.00: full line of air-condi-
tioners. We buy used furniture.
Booth-Reiter Furniture.
Pick uf> payments on 7-foot refrig-
erator. cold to the floor, across
the top freezer. 1955 model. $8.00
month. Call 163 days or 1851-J after
6 p.m.
New Serve! gas refrigerator with a
life-time service guarantee, only
$5.50 per month. Your* old refriger-
ator will make down-payment. See
us today! Parks Appliance. Phone
180
I ersonals
rrtry: Your "Mom" would li
lelectric Sunbeam trypan
|A,ngblood's.—Madge.
7 Musical Instruments
from ! after 5 p.m.. week ends.
I fiviiur - Storage
l'ets and Livestock
_Sale: Female Pekingese dog, black.
(11 Doke Transfer for dependable Phone 1399-W.
L,local or long distance moving, i
f (lone 148 days, 766 nights.
English Shepherd puppies for sale.
Phone 3363-W-l.
“ . , • » . xuuin; diiuiuiuxii uuu miu aimv
lance. Also storage, warehousing phone 3262-J-2 before 6 am.
d winch mien service. Call- 108 after 8 pm.
> rates ei Reno Transfer and
rates,
loracc.
I 6 fresh and springer dairy cows,
y way you figure it. want ads are t unit Surge milker will be placed in
the best advertising buy.
Mtresses Renovated
the G I, Eaton farm sale, Thursday,
"77! May 10. by Vernon Vietzke, owner.
15 [ Eaton sale begins 11 ami., 10 miles
west and 2'« miles south of El Reno.
Leghorns and Apstra-Whites. Su-
lierior feeds. Phone 1717. El Reno
Hatchery. _ _
Plants. Seeds, Shrubs 40
ur old mattress made into an
nnerspring. El Reno Mattress Poultry. Feed. Supplies 38
jnpany, 502 West Wade. Phone Kvwvrrr-A—
I »9. | started chicks, 2 and 3-iveeks old.
• ~—"7^^—'—-T—White Rocks, Hamp-Whites, White
iscellaneous Service 20
, ( -conditioner need cleaning or
Service? Call 180. Parks Appliance.
>r dependable refrigeration and
appliance service, call Earl's Re-
gent tion 105, nights 2764 or
•«-R.
iarantved watch repairing. Quirk
1 service. Welford Inge, 135 North
|i ' Reno.
prm caves, driveways, all kinds
oncrete work. Welllver, 1858-W.
nd and power lawnmowers re-
aired. Modern machine sharp-
'd. Use mowers for sale. Rear 619
|.' ith Choctaw. Jason Clark, Jr.
iidence phone 847.
Tomato plants for sale. 2224 East
Foreman. Phone 1460-R.
16'; Nutrena egg feed, complete
ration, $4.10 hundred: Nutrena
pullet grower and developer, $4.50
hundred; Nutrena dog meal, 25
pound bag. $215. Canadian Valley
Seed Company. 1301 South Rock Is-
land. Phone 227.
New Era. Red Ripper and Chinese
red i>eas; Piper sudan; hay millet
seed. Canadian Valley Seed Com-
pany, 1301 South Rock Island. Phone
227.
Nice sleeping rooms, hotel service,
$7 weekly. With bath, $12.50 week-
ly. Come see them. See manager
Southern Hotel.
Southeast sleeping-room with pri-
vate shower. Phone 1390-J.
Nice, comfortable sleeping-rooms,
315 East Wade. Phone 642.
Any way you figure it, want ads are
the best advertising buy.
Apartments for Rent 4G
Upstairs duplex. 5 rooms furnished.
Clean, cool, private. Garage. Phone
2534-W after 5 p. m. week days.
Apartments, furnished 3 rooms and
bath, hotel service, for adults. Air-
conditioned. Rent $50 and $65
monthly. See manager Southern
hotel.
2 room furnished, ground floor.
Close-in. Phone 2508.
3 room furnished apartment for
couple, one block of business dis-
trict, ground floor, private bath,
$40. Bills paid. Phone 2048-R.
Nice, clean, cool 3 room furnished
garage apartment. Garage. 1356.
Extra nice 2 bedroom garage apart-
ment, furnished, redecorated, lots
of built-ins. 814 tv South Miles.
3 furnished rooms, strictly private,
614'- North Evans. 795-W.
Furnished 3 rooms, private bath.
Phone 2697 or 2022-R.
4 room upstairs. Range, refriger-
ator furnished. 908 % South Bick-
ford. Call 827-J mornings, after 4
p.m. 1693.
Clean. Furnished Bills paid. Rea-
sonable 603 South Evans. 2585-J.
2 or 3 room furnished. Clean. Quiet.
Air-conditioned. One block of busi-
ness district. Adults only. Phone
1775.
3 room furnished and private bath.
With garage. Phone 1527-R or
2193-R.
Houses for Rent 47
Cottage, 5 rooms and bath, all utili-
ties. unfurnished Reliable couple.
Rent *50 month. Adjoins Southern
Hotel on south. See manager South-
ern Hotel.
Ideal cottage, nicely furnished for
couple. Phone 2484-W.
3 room unfurnished duplex, 805
South Reno. Call 1812.
1303 West Walnut. 5 room modern,
6 lots with chicken yard space,
$40 per month. Timberlake Agency
across from postoffice.
3 room modem for rent. Call Gene
Stansbury 588.
506 East Wade. 4 room furnished
duplex, private bath. Suitable for
adults. Timberlake Agency across
from postoffice.
Duplex. 5 room unfurnished. Ga-
rage. 319 West Watts. 1972-R.
5 room modem. 917 South Hadden.
Clyde R. Maxey.
Farms, Acreages for Rent 48
Acreage, no house Ideal for riding
horse. Call 2737.
Low cost, fast results, extra money
—that's the way Tribune Want
Ads work. Try them and see.
Miscellaneous for Rent 51
17-inch television set for rent, 50c
per day. Parks Appliance.
Gas and electric refrigerators for
1 rent, $5.00 per month. No charge
for installing. Parks Appliance.
Rental service: tools, table saw,
sewing machine, other articles.
Phone 708.
Business Property for Sale 54
Over 10,000 square feet of floor
space and a fire-proof building
4 lots, on paving. Will sell cheapei
per square foot than a quonset hut
would cost. Will carry long time
loan, low payments. Interest below
the market. Call L. C. Gadberry 34
| L. C. Gadberry 34.
GI equity in nice large 3 bedroom
home, close-in, on paving. Phone
Gene Stansbury 588.
All kinds of houses in all parts of i
town. Call Gene Stansbury 588.
1415 Rinehart New 2 bedroom, lnrge
den. air-conditioned, central heal,
1*4 baths in ceramic tile, double
garage Will "Gl" or FH.A, J. L.
Mauldin. Duncan Realty. Phone
2637.
Exceptionally nice 3 bedroom brick
veneer, safety shelter, G04 Thomp-
son drive. By owner. Phone 2453.
Well located 2 bedroom home, at-
tached garage, cyclone cellar; also
3 room house and 3 acres with all
utilities. Lloyd Anderson Insurance
Agency. Phone 600.
Small equity in 3 bedroom home in
Yukon. Built 2-years. "GI" loan.
J. L. Mauldin, Duncan Realty.
Phone 2637.
5 room modern, practically new, well
landscaped, l'i acre, 2 modern
chicken houses. 2405 Sunset drive.
Nice new home 1003 East Cava-
naugh, lot 100x140 feet. Clyde R.
Maxey.
3 new houses for sale, 1500, 150Z
and 1504 West Blake. Will FHA
Inspect the houses at your conven-
ience. Cal) L. C. Gadberry 34.
CHICAGO, May 8 —tin— Behind
the scenes of college football there
usually is a worried man trying
to grow good grass, and he enn
offer pointers to homeowners who
want to get their lawns in shape.
The smooth turf that is the ac-
cepted surface for football fields
all over the country is not just a
mailer of chance. Kortyfour deni-
ed feet during a football game tear
up even a tough sod almost as ef-
fectively as a power cultivator.
Where the grass roots are torn
open, weeds begin to grow and the
finest turf tends to weaken, pro-
viding an ideal place for soil in-
sects to thrive.
No farmer trying to grow a
bumper crops gives his land more
care than the man trying to keep
good grass growing on a football
field This turf manager takes soil
samples to experts for analysis, he
uses fertilizer, he studies new va-
rieties of grass, and he even goes
to regional conferences to hear ex-
perts lecture on grass.
Now a new process has been
tried with encouraging success at
several important colleges and uni-
versities and seems to give grass
a flying head start and gives weeds
no chance. Noire Dame took the
plunge with the new process last
spring by cultivating its field, add-
ing new soil, organic mailer and
fertilizer, and then using the new
process — fumigation.
Not For Amateurs
Tobacco farmers and others with
delicate crops have used this proc-
es: for several years. First the
Welding Society Sets Its Biggest Show
sealed to the earth all the way
around, a quick vaporizing liquid
is put under the cover, and the
treated area is allowed to rest for
24 hours.
During this time, Ihe gas from
the vaporized liquid kills Ihe pests
which cause most of the trouble in
grass. Not only are living weeds
and weed roots kiTled, but also
weed seeds, and the area is left
almost entirely free from compet-
ing or injurious growth of any
kind. The cover is then removed,
and the earth allowed to air for a
few days. Then the grass is plant-
ed.
On the clean, treated soil, the
grass seems to grow with Ihe vigor
of a charging football line. From
a bare start late last spring, the
Notre Dame football field was cov-
ered with thick, strong turf by
September. The passing of winter,
when grasses dig their roots down
deep, has made it even stronger.
The process proved so good that
the University of Illinois and U S.
Military academy have taken it up,
and the chemical company which
developed it expects homeowners
eventually to use the method.
But the company explained that
the chemieal must he used only by
well-equipped and well-lrained pro-
fessional operators, because the
material is poison and must be
used with care. Where il is used
correctly, it appears to solve most
lawn problems in a single process.
BUFFALO, N. Y., May 8 —(1P-
The most elaborate show ever
staged in the field of welding engi-
neering will feature the American
Welding society's annual spring
meeting here, May 7-11.
The program calls for 111 engi-
neers to contribute 65 papers at 21
sessions. Five of the sessions will
be co-sponsored by other organi-
zations in the metals field. The
welding committee of the Atomic
Engery Commission will con-spon-
sor a meeting on nuclear reactor
Out Our Way
| compancnts while the metals engi-
neering division of the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers
will participate in sessions on weld-
ing of dissimilar materials, weld-
ing of stainless steel, tests of
j welds, and designing for higher
working stresses in pressure ves-
I seis.
The show will be one-third larger
than the 1955 event, held in Kansas
j City. There will be more live dem-
| onstrations of welding processes
jthan ever have been conducted
' under one roof before.
By J. R. William*
3 bedroom modern house. Priced to
sell. Phone 588.
Garage apartment, well located.
Call L. C. Gadberry 34.
Have houses in all parts of town.
Will F.H.A. or "GI.” Call 34.
Any way you figure it, want ads are
the best advertising buy.
Mrs. Nash Truss of Oklahoma
City is visiting in the home of her
niece, Mrs. Glen A. Brown and
at a is covered by a plastic sheet | Mr. Brown, 1800 East Rogers.
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Freckles and His Friends
By Merrill Blosser
Lots for Sale
Best building lots in El Reno for
sale. Call L. C. Gadberry 34.
Real Estate Wanted 5!)
We need listings on good 2 and 3
bedroom homes. Prefer good
equities. R. A. Bruce Agency. Phone
30. _____
Olympia Oyster
Vanishing Breed
OLYMPIA. Wash., May 8 —HP*—
The tiny Olympia oyster is a van-
ishing breed.
The delicate bivalves, natives of
lower Puget Sound, have been dy-
ing at a rate which has oystermen
clamoring for an answer to the
cause and a means of curbing it.
Oystermen predict that 90 per-
cent of the Olympia oyster indus-
try will be wiped out within a year
if mortalities continue at present
rates. Some say the oyster is not
long for this world.
The death cause is the center of
a heated controversy. Oystermen
generally blame pulp mill pollu-
tion.
The state fisheries department,
engaged in an extensive investi-
gation, has not reached a final con-
clusion. However, fisheries officials
blame some of the losses on a pre-
datory flatworm which they say
was introduced with the importa-
tion of Pacific oysters from Japan.
The studies also are considering
pollution and biological factors as
contributing causes.
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I,'fc Ford CiiKtomline Tudor, radio. seed. Southern Feed and Seed. 401
• i eater, overdrive: 1953 Mercury -
nterey 4-door, Mercomntic. radio,
ter. Hart Motor, 206 West Wade.
East Foreman. Phone 1956.
For sale: Pure Piper sudan seed.
Leonard J. Kastl, route 2, Yukon.
Phone 4-6794.
Dairy King, soft ice cream and
drink stand for sale. Doing real
good business. Ideal location. Has-
kell Burden. Box 415. Sayre, Okla.
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By Edgar Martin
Some people will never tell o lie
if the truth will do os much dom-
oge.
Funny Business
By Hershberger
Farm Implements
Ford Mainline Fordor sedan,
good car at a bargain price, only
5; 1952 Studebaker Champion
I oor sedan with radio, heater, in
fd condition. $395; 1950 Chevrolet j Want to buy used Allis-Chalmer
.oor deluxe, looks good, runs combine. Elmo Seyler. Geary,
“cl. $265: 1950 Buick 2-door sedan. I okla. Phone 29-F-2112 Gearv.
ar worth the money and more.
$225. Huddart-Cornellus Ford
r<i Car Lot, 211 Sunset drive,
me 2481
5?
I if' half-ton pickups. Fords nnd
I (lodges. Good used cars, all models
I' 8 makes. Tip-top shop service.
I' 1 work guaranteed. Latest equip-
li. i(it. Give us a try. You are always
|(. H ome to visit our showroom, shop
K ' car lot. Low down-payment.
I*1 ik rates on financing. Motors,
j Cj. 220 West Elm. open evenings.
j*ne 836.
Want wheat cutting. Two 14-foot
late Masseys. No Sunday work.
Merl Kent, route 1, Hutchinson,
Kansas.
John Deere planter. O. C. Btswell,
2 north. 3'v west Union City.
Miscellaneous for Sale
»uilt batteries: Guaranteed one
(bar. Chevrolet, $550; Ford, $6.50;
lek 6V, *8.50 exchange. Whiteway
fcice Station, 1412 Sunset drive.
* • 1948 Ferd Convertible, radio,
tt-ater. 827 South Miles.
t| Pontiac 4-door deluxe sta-
-on wagon. Must drive to appre-
e Piatt Used Car Lot, 212 Sun-
t< Phone 45.
Sale Electric water pump and tank.
Also new pipe. Small cream sepa-
rator. 1801 East Rogers.
Come in and see our large stock of
Mother's Day gifts. El Reno Gos-
pel Book Store.
Eclipse lawn mowers, sidewalk
edgers. lawn and garden supplies;
6 and 8-foot bull whips; Old Dutch
outside white paint, $2.98 gallon.
Farmers Hardware.
The oldest, yet the most up-to-date
form of advertising,
scribes want ads.
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