The Sentinel Leader. (Sentinel, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, December 21, 1917 Page: 2 of 6
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THE SENTINEL LEADER
Published every Friday at Sentinel, Washita County, Oklahoma
By LEADER PRINTING CO., Owners
John Fields, Editor-Muimger
ONE DOLLAR A YEAH IN ADVANCE Office Phone No. 27
Entered as second class matter February LL 1910. at the postoffice
at Sentinel, Okla., under the act ofWVlarch b, 1879
Tax Sale Certificate
State of Oklahoma, W aahita County s*
I, the undersigned, County Treasurer
of said county, do hereby certify that at
FREE BOOK ON CANCER
A new book has just been pub-
lished by Dr. O. A Johnson,
Suite 540, 1320 Main Street, Kan-
8 public sale °J "aI propertyJor d;Hvn-! sas Citv Mo.. which Rives 'reda-
quent taxes held at the office of the ble information of greatest value ,
County Treasurer, at the county seat of
enid county on the first day of Decem-
ber, A. D., 1915, the following described
property, situated in said county and
State of Oklahoma, to-wit:
t - t-. • - - - addition of
Sentinel v'as offered t ■ vr sale at public
El
tjun'd . . L 17 dun ,
-tie brown mule, two black co
one two year uiu, the other
to cancer suff-rers. The author
of this book has spent 20 years
in study and scientific research
in cancer and has personally
ttoptpfl ond invesf;trated many
icired- -rentes He is known
ns ore ef the foremost in-
not fie soid for taxes and charges there-
on; it was therefore bid off for said coun-
. ty for the sum of one dollar and seven-
three years old. Last heard of Ly_one cent®, being the full amount of
at west bridge near Sentinel taxes, costs and charges thereon for the
Suitable reward for their return -[year 1914.
i. , - '-ere be; r,o bidders could v-st:>ntors in the field of cancer
of their
FRENCH SOLDIERS AND THEIR
FAMILIES RECIPIENTS OF
AMERICAN HELP.
U. S. SOLDIERS SAFEGUARDED
Dental Ambulance, Canteens, Rest Sta-
tions and Recuperation Camps
■ Among Comforts Provided
for America's Fighters.
to me or information
wherabouts.
Fred Me Clung,
Granite, Okla.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand this first day of November,
A. D., 1915.
J: A.
research, and his hook shnn'd be
read hy everv canepr sufferer
A limited number of He?e valu-
nbl- hooks wiM be distributer!
free. You should spnd for a copy
today, and if you have a friend
suffering from cancer urge him
to write to the above rddresa for
the book.
Home Guard Meeting.
A.-ROBINSON, Co. Treasurer.
I, J. A. Robinson, county treasurer of
said county, do further certify that
G. W. Reaves on this 24th day of Janu-
Wednesday night at 8 o’clock, I ary- 1917- has Paid int0 the county
., , , - j j • treasury of said county for said proper-
ty se men who ht ve handed in I . J ,ia o, • , . ,,
• • . ty the sum of $2.85, a sum equal to the
their names for membership in rost 0f redemption on the same at this
the Sentinel Horne Guards, and time, and said purchaser will be entitled
alT men desirious of-becoming to a'deed for said'property op the first
members, are requested to be day November, 1917, unless thesame
present at a meeting to be held \*hf have been redeemed by law.
^ j • . j i In consideration of the payment of
at a place to be designated later, two dollars and eighty-five cents into , ,, . , . , , ,
Representatives nf» the County the county treasury of the above named i s,n esteem *>y her
Council of Defense and eommis- county, and by virtue of authority inm# emr loyers- an” large nura-
si one d officers of the Home I ^sted by ,aw- 1 the undersigned treas-
Guard will be present to swear in ‘ur* 9a!d ™unty’ d° h^by “3ig"
.... and transfer the above certificate and
all recruits and answer all ques-1 aIl the interest of said county in and to
tions. All loyal citizens are re said property to G. W. Reaves.
Muested to be present ' Given under my hand and official seal
tnls 24th day of January, 1917.
Will Harrison, of Birtlesyille, I J. A. ROBERTSON, Co. Treasurer
is here visiting relatives: and V. L. PRIEBLE, Deputy,
friends. He is now with a. big j State of Oklahoma, Washita county, ss.
oil company.
FISK
The Tire
Of Greatest Service
GIVE US YGUR CAR
For a few minutes and
we know we can le-
pair it to tuit you.
Our work is done
right and best mate-
rials are us<d. If it’s
not right, we make it
right___
Platte’* *
Garage
The American Red Cross, which will
launch its Christmas membership cam-
paign Monday, Dec. 17, continuing un-
til Christmas eve, to obtain 2,000,000
new members in the Southwestern di-
vision, comprising the states of Mis-
souri, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma
and Texas, has just completed a gift
of fl,000,000 to needy sick and wound-
ed French soldiers and needy families
of soldiers.
Twenty dispensaries in the Ameri-
can army zones have been established
to care for the civilians and to im-
prove health conditions in the sec-
tion before the arrival of more Ameri-
can troops.
A dental ambulance Is being pro-
vided by the Red Cross at a port in
France for the use of this country's |
soldiers and sailors, while a nurses'
service for the American army's use
also has been organized.
The American Red Cross hospital
distributing service sends supplies to
3,423 French military hospitals and is ty Council of Defense Had not set forth.
Married at Snyder.
Married at the home of the
bride’s mother, Mrs. G. A Ros-
worih, at Snvder, Okla., Mon-
day, Dec. 17, Miss Blanche Cart-
ret, of Sentinel, and I. E. ZopII-
ner, of Mountain View. Miss
Cartret had been the cashier at
the Dixie for several years, and
ber of customers of that store.
Her list of friends included all
that had the pleasure of her ac-
quaintance.
John E. Zoellner was the Ford
agent here for a number of
years until he went to Mountain
View a few months ago. While
here he was counted an excellent
The Ambulance
The Very Best
Christmas Present
is a
Diamond Amberola
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
With LOCAL APPLICA i lONB, as lhar
cannot reach the seat t the dtmasa.
Catarrh la a lu, al iiis-.a-.tt, grtully In-
fluent sd by constitutional conditions, anil
In order to cur« It you must take an
Internal remedy Hull's t'alarrli Medi-
cine Is taken Internally and acts thru
the bluod on the mucous Hoi (ares of the
aystein. Hall’s Caturrh Medicine wus
prescribed by one of the best physicians
In this country for years It la com-
posed of some of the b«ei tonics known,
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination of
the Ingredients in Hall’s Catarrh Medi-
cine Is what produ-es such wonderful
results In catarrhal conditions. Bend for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props., Toledo, O.
All Druggists, TCc.
Hall’s Family Pills to- --'ttllpatlun.
BRA YING
In the forenoon I will do
delivering for the grocery
stores, but in the after-
noon I will do all kinds of
hauling. I will deliver
coal at the same old price
—25c per load.
l.J. HART
Dr. J. PAUL JONES
Retrop, Postoffice
Sentinel, Route 2
.on*5' 255 on 99-also 255 M. w -
I Calls answered day or night.
Luther. J Crump, D.VM
: Veterina.iai ::
Office at residence, SENTINEL
—Phone 54—
The Home Guards.
Before me, H. L. Rigsbee, county j business man and a young man
| derk, in and for said county and state of fhe hjKhegt character>
on this 24th day of January, 1917, there
I personally appeared J. A. Robinson,
The Leader wishes to extend
The meeting of the- Sentinel bounty treasurer, to me known to bethe its heartiest congratulations and
Home Guards called for Wednes- I identical person who executed the with- best wishes for their future suc-
day night was adjourned until and fore£°‘n2 instrument and he-. cess in life.
Wednesday t-vening. Dec. 2fth, ,h* t*»? | Mis. Vera Ferrel and Arthur
owing to th. fact that the £oun |deed for theuses and purposes therein; lraiwlck. of Sentinel, attended
the wedding.
laying In a large stock for future
needs. The Red Cross surgical dress
lngs service supplies 2,000 French mil-
itary hospitals and is preparing lin
mense supplies for the United States
army.
Ten Canteens in Operation.
In co-operation with the French Red
Cross, the American organization is
operating at the front line 10 can-
teens and is planning to establish 20
more. Twelve rest stations will soon
be made ready for this country’s
troops at important railway centers,
also recuperation camps at suitable
places.
An artificial limb factory is being
established near Paris and* special
plants for the manufacture of splints
and nitrous oxide gas also are being
erected. A movable hospital has been
contracted for in four units, accommo-
dating 1,000 men. A recreation center
is being operated in connection with
hospitals and diet kitchens.
A casualty service for gathering in-
formation regarding wounded and
missing and a medical research bu-
reau has been Inaugurated by the
American Red Cross in Europe.
Children's Refuge Opened.
At a point in the war zone a chil-
dren’s refuge and hospital has been
opened. Here several hundred chil-
reeeived supplies
Williams.
from Gov.
H. It. RIGGSP.EE, County Clerk.
(8EaC5 -R. L. REAGAN, Deputy.
Red Cross Packets
M. O. King left yesterday fo
El Reno and W ichita
Persons u i o have prepared I be ' ,e_ da ”
i n i 1 • A/v a, 1V41L ■ IlU Lifl V u.
gaaroc tn" cnlniDrc
Christmas packages for soldiers
r ailors should send them to
local Red Cros chapter*
and not to the headqua ters ol
!he Red C-oss in Washington,
as many have done through
Japp, rent 'misunderstanding
Christmas pack: ges are assem-
j bled by local Chapters and Aux
; diaries, packed in cases and for
warded directly to envision \ya e
houses Tor diAt- ibulion to can
tonments cr for shipment;-
abroad. The National Head
quarters in W’a?hingfon is de
; vrt^d txclusively fo «xfcut)'
work. r-
Don’t forget that the first, half
of 1917 taxes will be Dast due
He may ' a^er Jan. 1, 1918. You can pay
your taxes at the First National
Bank
The Hicks 1918 Almanac
The regular meeting of the
Auction "’.ridge'Club this week
was postponed until after the
holiday?.” -■
——-
Mr. snd.Mrs John Graves and
tile son, Johnjr., will leave the
•ast of the week for Oklahoma
City where they will spend the
boijday3 with Mr. Graves’
mother.
Dewing says -that on Friday
n'ght he will have one of the
best Vitagraph pictures yet
shown. “The Vital Question,
1018 Almanac has been prepareo
by Irl R. Hicks Jr., asdsteu by
dren have been gathered to keep them . Rev. john. Noyes, for many
ou av from Hanaor of o-nn #.V. . II . »
yem thTmcks* aLJZ?°u hu j » ■"'"'ing P-cture of politico, is a
a world-wide reputation. The tha.t xaill please.
away from danger of gaa and shell
flro. At another point the Red Cross
has established a medical center and a
traveling dispensary to accommodate
1,200 children.
Infant welfare stations are to be
Dpened in connection with each dis-
pensary In the nation-wide system
planned by the Rockefeller Founda
tlon.
While the Red Cross Is making ar-
FRENCH CHILDREN SAVED
BY RED CROSS IN FRANCE
Have you seen “The Voice on
he Wire;the ' best mystery
story yet.
The third ihstallmrrrt of “The
Grey Ghost” is on at-the Electric
Theatre Thursday night.
years the assistant editor associ
ated with Rev. Irl R. Hicks
Bigger, brighter, better that
ever is a concise description of
the 1913 Aimanac. It is nov
ready and is sold as before foi
35c postpaid. Word and Works
is the name of the monthly fam | Take home a pair of gold fish
h wifv*a cbrr
is $1.00 a \ear, including a copy i n7a3, *an(1 bowl complete
of The Hicks Almanac to the 175 cents, at Houser Pharmacy
subscriber. Sen . 5c fur a sample
copy. Write j Remember that the Edison
Word and Works Publishing C o | Diamond Amberola is an idea
8401 Franklin Ave., St. Louis, Mo. j Christ as present for anyone.
On sale at Houser Pharmacy.
Must Have the Cash.
The Chri tmas Eastman Ko-
How the Red Cross carries on Its
humanitarian work in Krance Is illus-
trated in a cablegram received a day
or two ago from that country.
At Evian the Red Cross opened a
children’s dispensary In the garage of
as old hotel It Is known as the Amer- ^ T , , ,,
jlcan Children's Hospital. Ten days an^ after Jan. 1, 1918, ah, , , , ...
before a general hospital was opened repairs or work on automobiles! . anc* A bum? are hir*. why
af Evian with 70 beds, it is already I must be cash. We must put oiir;i 'ies'tate when selecting a useful
.overcrowded with cases of diphtheria, j busjneg a cash Li. Christmas present, the II user
msasles, scarlet fever and whooping uus,ness on a casn Dasia, as ail 1 pi . , „
-cough. American doctore twioe daily , wholesale houses are r> quiring | ^ as a full line.
the cash from us. "
31-tf Plait s Garage.
‘The Echcol Ma’am.’"’
If you have not picked outi
your Christmas gift you will find
it at the Houser Puarmacy in the
line of genuine French Ivory
examine an average of 250 children
arriving from behind the German lines
and send contagious casea to the
American bospitale.
Every contagious case thus stopped
nsay mean that an epidemic will have
boen prevented somewhere in France. m. i *= ----- -------- *
An American dentist opened a den- *“e P -v Pu^ on be local talent Toilet and Manicuring Sets 61
tai dispensary in an old hotel at Evian. j last Monday night was vyetU.^pat-: the latest designs1 • High elass
ss.*
ddbfed boy from Lone. The boy’s
family of seven had been living two
year* and a half In the cellar of their
home, which had been wrecked by
(he German*.
For the purpose of diversify'
ing the entertainment provided
by the promoters of Bluebird
photoplavs, there will be pre
sented at the Electric Theatre
on Saturday night a rollicking
comedy spiced with excitement
and adventure, under the cap-
tion of “The Clock,” The star
of the occasion will be Franklyn
Farnum, with pretty Agnes Ver-
non his leading lady. This com-
bination of talent has furnished
several Bluebirds of pleasant
recollection, among them being
“The Man Who Took a Chance,”
and “A Stranger from Some-
where,” both plays of comedy
bent and of much the same orig-
inal type to be reflected in “The
Clock.” Mr, Farnum is a big,
hand ome fellow of dashing de-
meanor who frolics through sit
uations that would seem incredu-
lous if other men participated ir
them. But the Farnum way of
doing things makes almost any
ncident plausible and quite with-
n reason Miss Vernon is-
among the prettiest and most
talented of screen queens and
the combination makes for .deal
entertaining results.
i actor. About $60 wras realized, per box.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Johr
Graves entertained a number ol
her friends at a delightful bridge
party at her beautiful country
home southwest of Sentinel.
After the games a delicious two
course luncheon was served.
Those erijoying this charming
hospitality were: Mesdames R.
A Champlin, W. A. Bannister.
D. W’. B* nnett, E J. Barnes, R.
W. Sipple and the Misses Eula
Mariott £nd Mary Evelyn Mon-
roe. .. '
Sentinel Leader, $1.50 i>er year
Send the girl a fine box of as-
sorted chocalates for Christmas
— the Hauser Pharmacy has them
MANKIN’S
ECZEMA REMEDY
POSITIVELY the best remedy for
that dread disease Eczema. Also
Itch, Barber’sltch, Ringworm,Toe
Itch, Sweaty, Galded or Bad
Smelling Feet. Price $1.00.
MANKIN’S DANDRUFF
REMEDY and hair tonic abso«
lutely REMOVES the Dandruff,
prevents the hair tailing out, ah j
stops all itching on first applica-
tion. Price $1.00.
MANKIN’S HEALING SALVE
You have heard about this in- has no equal for old sores, car-
strument—the favorite invention buncles, Inflamation of any kind,
of Thomas A. Edison. Why not j Etc- Pnce 50 cents-
come in some time and hear the SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
instrument itself. Then you will
know why people talk about it
Houser Pharmacy.
Sentinel, Okln.
OR MONEY REFUNDED
The above articles lor sale b) all first
class Druggists.
• THE MANKIN REMEDY CO.
Oklahoma City, U. S. A.
IsfflUP
“Hunt's Caro” is guaranteed to
slop and ooriiianeul
terrible itching
aneutly care that
ng. It is com-
pounded for that purpose and
| your money will be promptly
' refunded without qiieetlou
if Hunts Cure fads u. cure
Itch, ttesema.Tetter. King Worm
or any other skin disease. Mtc
the hot.
Fop eale locally by
Anderson
Tailoring
$ves that well set—up appearance
so necessary in Loth social and
business life.
(i. (J i • i/,
The Tailor
^°c«I RapzwH itaitrc
Houser Pharmacy,
SENTINEL, OKLA
PalaceBarber Shop
Shave 15c. Tonic 15c.
Will appreciate your patronage
L. F. BILBO
1st dotr south King's Meat Market
E. R. UTLEY, Lawyer
(Dpputy County Attorney)
CORDELL, OKLA.
Will practice in all the courts of
the state.
J )k\ D. W. BENNETT
Physician and Surgeon
Office, Rennett building
Phone, No. 40.
Sentinel Oklahoma
Cordell,
A. M. Beets
Lawyer
Oklahoma
4PCTIONKKR
NOT RETURNED—Last of Don’t forget that the first half
October,' a-l4 inch screw jack!1917 taxes'-util be' past due
borrowed from Sentinel - Gin. i after ian. 1,1*118. Y<ki can pay .
Owner would appreciate i.s ri-lyour taxes ai the First National lr.,m ’’ . 2 00per P°und
turn. - jbank. | They are delicious,
* -4 .
Phone 152, Line 7, S?ntinel
or K 52, Hobart. Address
Hobart, Oklahon a. Phone
at my expense for dates and
terms.
D. CARSON
,4
[)R. R. W. SIPPLE
Veterinarian
Seutinel . . Ok inborn
WM. tidball
Y\\^s'vc\aT\
Office phone 82. Residence 41
SENTINEL, OKLA
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Fields, John. The Sentinel Leader. (Sentinel, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, December 21, 1917, newspaper, December 21, 1917; Sentinel, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc937040/m1/2/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.