The Eldorado Courier (Eldorado, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, September 8, 1916 Page: 1 of 8
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Is Ended """"I
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And haul tin* j*
iWnu •houkj remu™
(feat II m Nwi to **t the
'blldr«fi> trneoi book* early
and (bin ivoid lb* powi-
WMl> of a «burUMT» in the
t#*u umnJ i« their eteMM.
On# can nev.r know bow
full the attendance may bo.
nor bow heavy or corly
|tb* draft on ibo school
oooks supply. Luckily wo
bought our tablet* and
school supplies early and aa
a consequence aocurad them
much cheaper tban if we
had waited until now. Tbe
rablet* are larger alao.
As usual we handle all
kinds of school supplies.
including supplemental
texts for claas work. Our
stock of paper, pencils.
rulers. |iens. inks, tablets,
examination blanks, man-
uals. supplies for laboratory
work, chemical* land every
accessory needed in the
school is complete, and at
the right prices. We are
the authorized d epository
for books here.
* whose natural adaptability to
i the subjects is pronounced, in
I the wades beginning with the
^ * fifth.
|; The following is the complete
p j faculty:
A HIGH SCHOOL
|! J. Hale Edwara's, A.B., su
I perintendent. psychology and
economics.
J J. Louis Jesse, A.B.. princi-
f, pal. mathematics.
j Orlando Magness, Science.
Tha Kldurado Public Schorl
will begin ii* work for IM |7
—m Monday. Th# reputa-
tion of the school for ihoroughly
prnmn* teachers wtU not be
towered thia year, aa every high
•ehool teacher la either a sol-
lege or university gradual# #x-
W one and he has university
credits thai will guarantee the
thoroughness of hla work. The
trade teachers have lifl«d the
character of primary and inter
mediate effort from taateleee
monotony, aa emphaals#d r»to-
neer school-going. to delightful
*°d original investigation, and
given it tbe color of scholasti-
dam. And the coming year, t%
will not lower theatandard of y?** R'
excellence established by former •l*G*7nan- „
years, as most of the teachers L . Von Lackey. B.&.
have been re-emploved. The . *?K,fa,h. drawing, expres-
new ones bear the highest re- J100, Kathryn L Lloyd,
commendationa for efficiency. (Supervisor of music and piano.
A new feature which will be INTERMKDIATE GRADES
introduced this year, and which C. A. Fluty arithm.Hr
•ill nodoub. inspire new effort Mr.. u'Cl
to fundamental subjects. j, Mis. Isora Hudspeth. Ergliah
the assignment of special branch-1 Mr,. Leah B. Clonts. history
es to teachers who have made and geographv
oreparation to handle them, and
ft
pHONE
Hot Vnr
Now l« the
time to be
i\ EDESCOIZED
Na Tk.
EOESCO
Line
**> Fabrics j
150 f 'aaJuoa Plalee
SR Deliver) mad# at
^^■nyttoieiosSryour
convenience.
&XW-
CLEANER and PRESS ER
toorge R. Hurst. A.B..
lacky. who is accomplished io
ISTT2E. wMI hmv# chmnr® of
this debartment in tbe grades.
U*° ,holdt th* dwee of
bachelor of oratory from the de-
partment of expression in Val-
praiso University, and thia de.
Pwtmetrt in the public echool
will be under her direction.
u» ha 1U.I..V impound. ot M.W mn^
JILt T " """" » ..
irmacy j
I
A. Allison was here Tuesday
from Vernon. Texas.
Ctrner Drug Store
THE ^*atl STORE
Hie Farmers & Mer-
chants' State Bank
of Eldorado, Oklahoma
THE GUARANTEED BANK
F. G. DENNIS, President
W. E. JOYNER, Cashier
Always in the market, for
good chattle loans.
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ATTENTION PUPILS
Saturday morning nine o'clock I shaU meet those
who wish to make entrance, by' examination or
otherwise, into high school.
Also all those, failing last May. who may de-
sire to take examination in the grades. Come pre-
pared to take the examination.
School opens Monday, but you should be classi-
fied Saturday.
For any further information write' or call
me.
Cole Bresa's Big Shews.
Attention is called to Cole I Last Sund*»
Bros. Big Wild Animal Show ad- o'clock Willie Brewer and 'if/0
vertisement on the back page. xr
The circus and hippadrome will
show at Eldorado Monday. Sep.
tember 18. It is absolutely dif-
ferent from other aggregations
of this kind, we are assured bv
the management, and ought to
J. HALE EDWARDS
TELEPHONE 137
LOWER GRADES
Mrs. Mary Whaley, fourth
grade.
Miss June Brady, third grade
Mrs. Anna Mustaine. second
grade.
Mrs. Minnie V. Minich, first
and primary.
Miss Lloyd will supervise mu
HAS A SPLENDID
CROP OF BOYS
appeal to the ladies of our town
in no uncertain manner, as the
group of dancing beauties dis-
play the very cream of the cos-
tumer's art. The Cole Brothers'
show is recognized as the one
true, typical, independent Amer-
ican show.
These invincible monarchs of-
fer a free parade, starting at
10 o'clock, presenting a tre-
mendous exhibition of splendor,
scores of open dens glittering
tableaux, savage animals led
in leash, hundreds of thorough-
bred horses, numerous bands of
music, funny clowns and pretty
women.
Bessie Norman, both of Lined"
ZTTT carried at^e
Connth church. Rev. S. N. West
Performing the ceremony. These
are prominent young people of
that community, and have the
them WI8heS °f a" Wh° know
For Sale.
One span of large young work
mules, and stock horses, mostly
colts. W. H. LANHAM.
'Famw Paster Here.
Rev. C. M. Powell, wife and
dughter came in Friday from
Belleview, Texas, where Bro
Powell has just closed a three
years' pastorate of the Baptist
church. They expect to visit
among their children for awhile,
and in the meantime look out
for a location Bro. Powell occu-
pied the pulpit at the Baptist
church Sunday and Sunday night
Bro. Hodnett Has Calls.
Rev. L. F. Hodnett returned
Tuesday from Shamrock. Texas,
where he has been called as pas-
tor. The Hardeman County As-
sociation has called him as mis-
sionary and he is considering
that call also.
sic in
- — iu ntxvo me en
the grades. Miss .Von | at the fair this week.
Strawberries Till Christmas.
hot"Zbnj rTred *
rM? Thomason*4
lMnonelh=.S' He ftfe ^ — && * - ^
Rev. S. A. Williams and family
moved to Chickasha Tuesday.
Mr. Williams has been assigned
to a mission there by the holi-
**v IO CA-
pected to have the entire family
to write them for their free
booklet, "Oklahoma Plants that
Grow Big Oklahoma Berries."
High-
smith and Rev. C. M. Powell
visited in Altus Monday. C. D.
Powell returned with them for
a short visit with his parents.
Cattle paper a specialty.
If you desire to be indepen°
dent start with a few cows
Talk it over with us.
will help you.
We
Personal attention to all
business entrusted to us.
Chiropractic
Is
The Modern, Scientific, Drugless Method of remov-
ing the disease
Natural Results
Health
No drug,. No Surgery. No danger
Consultation and examination FREE
Dr. Adelir May Simmons
Chiropractor
At Fnsco Hotel Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
n i
Step by Step You Rise to
Success
DEPOSITOR^ a g00d ?ANF We never forget the fact ^
UtPOSITORS are our fnends. and should be regarded as 2
such when they call on us for accommodations. I
we will dq;our part I
First National Bank
i . > ADO, OKLA
CAPIT4LI8URPLU8IANDIM0FIT.
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Thacker, John Riley. The Eldorado Courier (Eldorado, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, September 8, 1916, newspaper, September 8, 1916; Eldorado, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc403058/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.