The Sentinel Leader (Sentinel, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, July 18, 1919 Page: 7 of 8
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THE SENTINEL LEADER
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don’t Talk Good
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Good Tell Skinner
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San to bmm to
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Public Kyt "1
fend with painful"
he writes "I got down
with a weakness In my
hack and limbs I
'felt helpless and dla
couragedI bad about
given up hopes of ever
being well again when
a friend insisted I
Take
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flu Woman's Tonic
X began Cardul In
a short while L saw a
narked - difference
-1 grew stronger right
along and It cured me
I am' stouter than I
have 'b$en in years"
If you suffer you can
approbate what It
means to he strong and
well Thousands of wo
men give Cardul the
credit lor their good
health It should help
you Try Cardul At all
druggists E-73
Luther J Crump
Veterinarian
Office at Residence Sentinel
Phone 54
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There Is more Catarrh In this section
Of the country than all oilier diseases
nut together and for years It was sup-
posed to be Incurable Doctors pre-
scribed local remedies and by constant-
ly failing to cure with local treatment
pronounced it Incurable Catarrh is a
local disease greatly Influenced by con-
stitutional conditions and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment Hall s
'Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J
Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio ts n consti-
tutional remedy Is Laken Internally
and acts thru the Wood on the Mucoua
Surfaces of the System One Hundred
Dollars reward Is offered for any case
that Hall's Catarrh Cur falls to cure
Send for circulars ami testimonials
F J CHENEY &CO Toledo Ohio
Bold by Druggists -75c
Hall’s Family Fills for constipation
The Teeth
Are Valuable
And should be cared for by thq Expert Dentist who keeps abreast of the
rapid advancement of Modern Dentistry My expenne as a Dntal Surgon
with the American Expeditionary Forces in France is invaluable having ta-
ken special courses in Modern Dentistry and Dental Treatment m the larg-
est Hospital Clinics and Schools conducted by the Dental Department of the
United States Army
My Work is Not the Cheapest
But the Best
1 can positively relieve Pyorrhoea Bleeding Gums Scunry and other
kindred diseases of the puma
Plate work of al lkinds is my specialty' If you can’t eat with your
f plate and they fall down try a set of my “Stick Tight Palate Suction
a perfect fit or your money refunded All of my work Bridges Crowns
’ Etc arc absolutely guaranteed in every respect ‘
Teeth extracted with the greatest care and the most skilful methods
If want the best Dental Work that is fully guaranteed it will be
U your advantage to pay me a visit Examination Free
DR E C BRIGHT The Dentist
Loss Wolf Okla
LeRoy Jones
Ash & Jones
Attorneys-at-Law
Will Practice in All the Courts
Office over Farmers National
Bank
Cordell Oklahoma
A Texas Wonder
The Texas Wonder for kidney nnd
bladder troubles gravel diubateg weak
and lame baeks reheumal ism nnd irreg-
ularities of the kidneys and bladder in
both men and women If not sold by
yonr druggiet will be sent by muil on
receipt of $125 One small bottle is
two months' treatment and often cures
Send for sworn testimonials- Dr Ei W
Hall 2926 Olive street St Louis Mo
o S Id by druggists A d v
SENTINEL CHAUTAUQUA
Now that the chautauqun time is
drawing nearer the various commit-
tees in charge express themselves s
more certain than ever that this sea-
isons chautauqua will be the greatest
success this community has ever
known
Those who are closest to the Chau-
tauqua movement say that the extra
fine tplent that is to appear here this
year makes ittnuch easier for the coril
inittee to get results For they feel
that not even the worst grouch of this
community could go through chautau-
qia week without admitting it had
done him a world of goqd
As a matter of fact about the only
thing you can get those chautauqua
boosteis to talk about these days is
that big program
It starts off with an afternoon con-
cert and evening prelude by the Cart-
wright Brothers Male Quartette This
is a noted singing and instrumental
club of Boston headed by the Cart-
wright twins widely known musicians
and entertainers The men do all
sorts of lively vocal and musical
stunts— just the company to start the
chautauqua off with the right fqpt
foremost - "
On the night of the first day— the
impetuous and inspirational orator
Dr Roland A Nichols delivers his
masterpiece “The Man Worth While
The aftemon of the second day—
and the prelude of the evening are
filled with harmony for both eye and
ear by talented Helene Burgess
String Quintet of young ladies who
entertain with a succession of vocal
A R Ash
iorr
Another mm f soWier hoy
Vernon Keete arrived home Thaw
day Ilr had fifteen months of nver-
sen service nnd has many iuteresQmr
things to tell
A little hoy is making his home
with Mr ami Mrs Una Wright
Mrs Ilerlha Morrow of fomtw spent
taturdoy night with her sister Mrs
Fs Frost
Misses Kuth Hmith nnd Nula Mad-
do spent Sunday night with Miss
(iladya Cold
Mr nnd Mrs F A Lpunard R A
I onard and family and Missea Uuby
Isnmard and Waldean Smith took din-
ner nt the R M Smith horns Sunday
A littlo baby girl has stopped for
home with Mr and ‘Mrs II A
Tomkins
Several from hero attended the fu-
neral of Duet Mogan at Sentinel Sun-
day S II Lewis and family spent Sun-
day at the 0 K Leonard home
Mrs Hilda Willingham had an ae-
eldent Inst Tuesday cutting her fin-
ger off and bruising her liuml con-
siderably Mr nnd Mrs Wesley Reeves nnd
children Mr nml Mrs Harley Slier-
nmn of Mungum nnd Mr and Mrs
Sum llnrn-y nml little sor were at
(lie Bob Reaves home Sunday '
Mrs F A Ixmiiurd Mrs Ollio Scott
uml Miss Genevieve Harvey were vis-
iting at Mrs K E S mi ill’s home
Tuesday afternoon
Rev Ward Sunt Hurvcy nnd Miss-
es Mury Bowie Verna Freeman and
1‘lva llumi inter sietit the lust of the
week ut Lawton attending the Ep-
wortli iA'uguc convention
Mrs J M I'utterson spent Sun-
day witli Mrs Bunks of Sprin: Crock
PORTLAND NEWS
Mrs Moll Ratliff and two children
Mrs Wilbur Box nnd son of Drum-
right Okla are visiting relatives
here for a few days
Mr C G Stewart and family Mr
and Mrs John Elam visited Mr John
Anderson and family of near Cam-'
bridge Sunday -
Mr and Mrs Billie Glasscock of
near Rocky Mrs Mcll Ratliff and
children Mr Wilbur Box and son
Messrs Geo and Bob Glasscock and
families visited Mr and Mrs Ed Dev-
lin Sunday
Wheat threbing seems to be the
order of the day now
We hear that Mr Lee Werhan has
the typhoid fqver
Mr Willis Werhau and sister Belle
visited near Dill City Sunday
— Violet
instrumental and dramatic selections
that are far above theordinary
That night conies one of the really
big attractions — the compelling elo-
quence and dynamic personality of Dr
L G Herbet of Ohio in a lecture of
vital interest at the present time
“What Next?” Dealing with recon-
struction problems
On the third day— there is the ap
pealing music of Hawiia as rendered
by the Hawiian Singers and Players
This company is breaking all- records
on the circuit for drawing crowds and
delighting them In the aftemon a
famous and daring soldier Sergeant
Edwards of the Canadian “Princess
Pats’’ will tell of his marvelous ad-
ventures in escaping from Germany
Sergeant Edwards has been exten-
sively written up by the Saturday
Evening Post Literary Digest and oth
ers
The Fourth Day— starts with a re-
markable musical entertainment by
DeWillo known as the “King of the
Concertina-Grande” With this won-
derful instrument DeWillo gives pre-
ludes evening and aftemon There
is a very interesting lecture in the
afternoon by that veteran chautau-
qua lecturer humorist and globe-trotter
M H Jackson' His subject is
"TShamrock and Heather'
That night Dr Morris G Hindus
a former Russian exile scholar and
orator lectures on “Bolshevism a so-
cial cyclone' Dr Hindus is a fa-
mous student of Russian problems
He ise very eloquent His address is
timely and intensely interesting
The climax of the big week is pro-
vided by the Navassar Orchestra
Singing Stunt Band of ladies an or-
ganization that has delighted great au
diences at the New York Hippodrome
in Chicago San Francisco and ev-
ery other large city of the wountry
The Navassar Girls are here the
Fifth Day sTo close the chautauqua
they wil Igive a big Joy Night program
Make your arrangement to go to
SENTINEL
CHAUTAUQUA
Fron A£ut B&
to Ak±msI 13th
HI 14 C ITY
Mr Laws Ksrp Loral eurrespuiulant
Advertising Jub Work and fiat
rriptwa ttatkitur at Hill City
On Monday night ntailh of town
at Morrison’s thresher train Usnmr
frightened nnd ran nay running
over Grover Morrison breaking one
asm and bruising him up Mr Mv
Firoy lias several riba broken
Miss Louise Goodwin is spending
this week with her sister Mrs Carter I
Mr and Mrs W E Baker and MnJ
In J Niiilth left Sunday tu make a
visit in Oklahoma City
Mr Bradley was hero visiting his
son Rev Bradley last week
Thera were several here went tu
Cordell Sunday to tlie hull game
Mr Myrl Smith and family and
Mr (Tuud Cantrell and family snl
the day Sunday visiting near Foss
V II Cuitlrell painted tin roof of
his restaurant this week
A Miss WiI n and Hie Misses
Wyman from Muiipmn i id here vis-
iting Statens uml Hindu tins week
The depot i-liunged bunds this
week
Mr ami Mrs Goodwin nml family
uml Myra Hustings sieiit Saturday
night at the home of Murvin Cartel
near Foss
Mr Goodwin ami daughter Mary
were Cordell visitors Tuesday
Mr G R Phillips of Clinton is
here this week
Quito a manlier Dilutes went to
the river Thursday on a fishing trip
Luck was in their favor the day be-
ing ideal the river just right am!
about 150 of line river cat -wen--anglit
Among those of the party
were the families of D S Ward Lan-
ds llimls Oliver Best Homer Wood
Ossie Itecd Glen Dillon Calvin llimls
and children John Hinds and Misi
Lottie Feathcrton of Muskogee Mrs
Howard Hubbard ami children Mrs
Jim Iisk and children Mrs and Mrs
Jumc8 Schultz and Mrs Dillon
Mrs Laura Carp received a card
from her husband Monday evening
from Jersey City stating he was on
his way to Camp Pike Her many
friends rejoice with her that he hai
returned safely and will be at home
in a few days
Rev Hodnett conducted funeral scr
vices of the infant son of Rev Brad-
ley at thq Baptist Church Sunday
morning at eleven o’clock
Dr and Mrs Dillon Glen Dillon am
family spent Sunday at the home o!
Mrs Sep Lemasters the occasion be
ing the birthday anniversary of Mrs
were present quite a number of theii
friends After a dinner at which
Mrs Mrs Lemasters is adept ice
cream and cake were served
We had a communication handed
us the other day headed “A Word to
the Afflicted” We lost it before read
ing it and can’t say if it referrd to
the readers of the Leader or to those
that had read a copy of the peace
treaty
New Music Store
Again we have o'pened up our
music store where we will keep
pianos musical instruments
talking machines and latest
music Piano Tuning -work
guaranteed and prompt service
Agent Singer Sewing Machines
G L OWENS
First National Bank Building
Residence Phone 58
Where’s the worst
hill in your
neighborhood ?
The one that’s hardest to
climb The one you would
like to take on “high” Ppt
TEXACO
MOTOR OIL
in your crank case and have
a go at it See how much
more power your motor de-
livers See’ how TEXACO
MOTOR OIL seals up the
space between piston rings
and cylinder walls how it
prevents leakage of “gas”
and bow it conserves all
the energy of your mixture
C S DAVIE
Retrop Okla
Chocolates on Ice
t
Your favorite is waiting for you
Always ice Cold
Drinks Served Right
Served in a sanitary way from a
Sanitary Fountain and your
business appreciated
Rexall Drug Store
The Leader $100
UNDERTAKING
Burial Robes always in stock
Licensed Embalmer ::
JB WILSON
Office Phone 94 Residence 35 on 7 Service night or day I
New Dray Line
Dray and Baggage and Transfer to and from Hobart daily and I
handle anything anywhere ny time I want your business
Phone 81
Jube Davenport
Cord Tires
Give Greater Mileage Fuel
Saving and Smoother Riding
FROM their "Stout resiliency you get long
efficient service more riding comfort less
road resistance longer tire life fewer delays
And you get this from Firestone Cord because
of numerous plies of heavy cord each insulated
by purest gum and protected by a heavy layer
of cushion stock breaker strip and tough
resilient tread
Let us equip you now with whatever Firestone
you need No trouble to advise you
STAR VULCANIZING CO:
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FLOW ERS FADE SOON
The only monument that en-
dures is a caret ully built
MONUMENT
of granite or marble that retains
its lieauly and withstands time
an i elements We give careful
a’tentlon to distinct careful let-
tering See tu designs and
note our reasonable estimates
Hob irt Marble & Granite
' Works
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Fields, John. The Sentinel Leader (Sentinel, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, July 18, 1919, newspaper, July 18, 1919; Sentinel, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1792406/m1/7/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.