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Neighborhood News Items
Sunday is Mother's day.
Don't forget that Jones repairs shoes.
I)r. Beard has reuted a residence of
Harry Bruce.
Harry Urubb, autoed over from Bill-
ings, Tuesday,
Frank Mesaal was here to the ball
game Sunday.
K. 15. Thorp has purchased an eleva- j
tor at Medford.
Fine fresh Jersey cow for sale. |
—C. Haugnrtner.
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IF YOU DON'T W ANT THE CHICKENS TO PLAY "OLD
SCRATCH" WITH YOUR GARDEN. BUY SOME OF OUR
WIRE AND FENCE THEM OUT. IT WILL NOT ONLY
YOUR GARDEN. BUT SAVE YOU WORRY AND WORK,
LET US FIGURE WITH YOU FOR ALL THE FENCE
WIRE YOU NEED,
WE ARE THE LIVE WIRES FOR GARDEN TOOLS AND
ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE.
Dr. Hosey, will arrive this week
from Mississippi.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Jenkins, spent Sun
day in Covington.
Closing out sale on implements now
on at Kent & Carters,
There has been too much wind this
week for everybody.
H. Chitwood of Cashion, visited his
children here Monday.
Joe Pickard, of Covington, was a
business caller in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins, of Cov
ington spent Wednesday in Garber.
On Saturday, May 13th, the V ft
I'ublic school will serve ice cream and
cake at the old furniture bu11<i■ g.
j Come and bring a dime, and oblige
the school.
j Word received from Mr. and Mrs.
j Frank Campbell, at Boswell, New
j Mexico, stated that Frank is feeling
! much better than when he left Garb; r
| two weeks ago.
Screen doors and galv. wire for less.
Hickory King see corn at S1.25. Our
special bargain couuter has attractions
for the conservative buyer. Every
thing for less at Kent & Carters.
Several Rjyal Neighbors from here
attended lodge at Billings, Friday
night. One party was composed of
Mr. and Mrs. (i H. Ebert, Vera Thorp,
Mrs L. E, Bruce, and Mrs. Geo. C.
Wells.
Mrs. B A Garber, Miss Vera Thorp.
Mrs. M. G. Taft, Mrs. Guy Morgan,
Miss Florence Garber, Miss Luclle
Richards, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lyhenne
attended the Eastern Star banquet
in Enid Monday night.
Spring Goods
have arrived and are ready for
sale. Come in and see them.
Seed Potatoes
F. B. KRIVOHLAVEK.
Put a Bright New
Face on Your Old
Dining Table with
O®9 The Finish Thatlasts
75 cents worth, will mate it look
like new, and there'll be enough,
left to finish the chairs to match.
It's real fun forFixall is very
easily applied and the cost is
Small.
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There is no longer any necessity for un-
sightly furniture, floors or woodwork, for
F1XALL enables any woman to refinish and
Lrin& out the original beauty of the wood or
to chance its finish to match the most expen-
sive hardwood.
Now is the time to brighten up your home and i
to make it harmonize with the outside beauty.
F. B. Krivohlavek
GENEKAL HARDWARE
GARBER OKLA.
LOUISVILLE VARNISH CO., incomorated Louisville, Ky.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church met with Mrs. L. Black today.
Bay Dobler and Earl Chavellier were
Billings callers Wednesday evening.
Wanted—Horses or mules to past-
ure. Lawson Lafferty,phone 5515 on 16.
Chas. E. Gracy shipped a car load of
hogs to Oklahoma City last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose of Coving-
ton visited friends in Garber, Wednes-
day.
Earnest Walters and mother of near
Covington, were trading in Garber to-
day.
We need rain badly. It is not the
eleventh hour but wheat needs mois-
ture.
Extra copies of the Sentinel 5c each
Send them to your friends and help
boost.
The Ladies Guild of the Christian
church met with Mrs, L. L. Bruce
today.
The Gage jack will make the Beason
ot 1916 one half mile north of Garber
W. E. Sims.
R. A. Reed, one of the drillers of
the Weaver teat, is expecting his wile
to here Saturday.
Ed Robinson and family of Billings,
Suuda>ea at the parental home of L.O,
Dobler and wife.
Miss Fern Goltry, of Enid, was the
guest of Miss Elorence Garber from
Friday until Monday,
Our bank statements show growing
deposits which looks extra good for
tbis season of the year,
H. H. Downing, F. B. Krivohlavek,
M. G. Taft, and Prof. Davis attendea
Masonic lodge in Enid, Wednesday.
Mrs.Mary Shaffer left Sunday morn-
ing via. Enid for a two weeks visit to
tier son, Frank and family, at Alva.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gracy and
daughters, Lois and Lova. spent last
I Sunday, with Dr. W. L. Potter and
family.
Or. McVicker performed a success-
ful surgical operation on J. B. Bailey
of Enid, Saturday mornig at St. Fran-
cis hospital in Wichita. Mr. Bailey
will be remf'mbered as a grain buyer
in Garber for a number of years.
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and Garden Seeds of all kinds.
Garden seed is scarse this year
But we have a full line-- Fresh.
PRODUCE
We pay the highest market
price for country produce--
Chicken, Eggs and Butter
The Phillips High School play,' The
Elopement of Ellen,"was well received
Wednesday night by Garber people
There was so many other things going
on the play did not draw the crowd it
deserved, but they had a fair house
Miss Letha Cravens, of Covington,
accompanied by her friend, Mr. Haray
Colvlns, of Pawnee; also Ed Fitzgerald
and Miss Lila Harris, of Covington
attended the play at Garber given by
the P. U. student, Wednesday even
'ng.
Mr. and Mrs. Anonymous continue
sending news items to the Sentinel
and we cannot publish them. In send-
ing news to a paper do not ueglect
signing your name so that the editor
may know the news is sent In good
faith,
Mrs, G. W. Smith and her daughters
Mrs. D. B. Lettber and Mrs. Amor
Wilcox accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Stratford in their automobile
over to Enid, Friday. Mrs. Smith has
sold hur Enid property and closed the
transaction while there.
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VILLA
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Villa may be dead—But
The Garber Garage is alive. So.
bring in your cars and get them
fixed up for the busy harvest season
soon at hand.
We handle gasoline, oil, tires, and all
kinds of accessories.
We are selling for cash and under this
system we can sell for less.
The Garber Garage
AUTO HOSPITAL°thCr & ^ GARBER, OKLA.
Eight days after G. II, Ebert's barn
was burned he received his Insurance
money throught The Farmers State
Hank.
Mrs. H. H. Downing, wife of the
superintendant, or "puBher" of the
Weaver test, arrived from Tulsa, Sat-
urday.
Henry Mortiz, died at San Antonio,
Texas, Saturday night, Mr. Moritz
ran a furniture;store in Garber a few
years ago.
Helen Jane Jenkins came up Wed
nesday and will spend the rest of the
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Jenkins.
Wheat will be short this year, on
account of the cold spring, but some
of our biggest crops have been on
short straw.
Misses Nettie King and Stella Hun
ter, of Billings, attended the play given
by the Enid P. U, students, here Wed-
nesday evening.
Frank lleiger and George Krivohla-
vek came over from Stillwater, Satur-
day night. George will return to
school this week.
Miss Letha Cravens, and David and
Arthur Jinkens, drove up from Cov-
ington, today, and spent, the afternoon
at the Jenkins & Terwillerger store.
Elmer E. Way, ltepublican candidate
for assessor, and E. 11. Wells, Repub-
lican candidate for commissioner visit-
ed iu Garber, Saturday, enroute to
Hunter.
A number of friends and neighbors
surprised Grandma Disney on her sixty
uinth birthday by bringing tilled bask,
ets and spending the afternoon with
her. A big supper was served. The
young folks speni the evening playing
games and all enjoying siuging old
time songs.
Mr. and Mrs. 1) Looke, of Austin
Texas, arrived here Sunday eveuing in
a new Buick, on a visit to her mother
Mrs. John Gerkin, and sister, Mrs.
Oscar Messall. They drove six hundred
miles iu a little over two days. This
is the fourth new automobile Mr.
Looke has brought here from Texas.
Something frightened Fred Brusi-
ken's horse, Tuesday evening, e"d it
broke away from the big post it was
hitched to back of the Gaiber State
bank and after running a few yards
upset the buggy and dragged it up
against a telephone post. The horse
then pulled out for home with just a
breast stap on it.
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Now is the time to look sfter
your GRANARY — Repairing v
and building new storeroom.
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"Did you see the
Can't Sn ix Hate
^ yet? If not come and see them.
Plar)s and specifications furnished
Your patronage appreciated
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V Louis Lippert, Mgr.
Garber,
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Miss Minnie Gilpin entertained a
select party of friends at her home
Sunday In honor of Miss Mildred
Riley, a student of Phillips university,
A very delightful time was had. The
guests were, Misses Mildred Riley,
Hilda Warbington, Golda and Ida
Belveal, Edith Honeywell, Pauline
Maly, and Messrs, Clair Glines, Walter
Garton, Tim O'Grady, Harry Friesse,
Will Gilpin and Jay Wilkinson.
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Heat flaiket and Grocery.
The place to buy Best Grade of groceries
for the least money. Home rend-
dered lard at all timos.
PUBLIC SALE
Having decided to move to West
Texas I will sell at public auction at
my residence on
Saturday May 13, 1916,
Commencing at 2 o'clock p. m. the
following property.
2 iron beds.
1 washing machine.
2 rockers, 1 center table, 1 oil
stove, 1 buggy, 1 work bench
8 laders, 1 commode, 1 music
rack, 1 dining table.
2 mares.
1 will otier for sale, private or public
one Elburn piano I will albo sell at
private sale two Jersey heifers,
Sam Rodgers.
G. J. Taft, clerk,
T. L, Mayberry, Auc.
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' SHE GOOD BREAD :- '
Do Away Wiih Dread On Ms Day
Customers who appreciate Good Bread
have been our customers for years. Those
who have not used NOXALl FLOUR should
try a sack and do away with your dread on
Bake Day.
Garber Mill & Elevator
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