The Sentinel Leader. (Sentinel, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, December 21, 1917 Page: 4 of 6
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You want to buy the best groceries on the
market, and at the very lowest prices ob-
tainable, then the Square Deal Grocery is
the place. Nothing but standard goods
carried. Come to our store and get prices
before you buy. The prices we gave in
the Leader la t week are continued to
January 1st, 1918. Don’t forget that.
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Where have you been getting the big price for
Produce. Why, at Davies’ Square Deal Grocery
Store. When you have anything in the line of
TURKEYS, CHICKENS,
eggs. CREAM
See us for the highest prices. See us before you
sell and get the best prices. Our competitors are
squealing because we are giving the farmers a big
price for their produce. Stay with us and you will
save money.
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We have all the Candy and other
nice things you need for your Xmas
dinner, such as Turkey, Chickens,
Geese, Ducks, Cranberries. Get
your Christmas supplies at
Store.
our
C. S. DAVIE
The Square Deal Grocery Store
First Red Cross Christines I PORTLAND ITEMS.
h“. h»PP«>ed. A Our attendanc- has been very
brings aomething'of reL”Veat- 'Tregularfortht »aat ,w» we“ka
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It I. the observance of our KlT” "T' Which *' 8cat'
first Red Cross Christmas One ^ counlry- We
rtnnot have even the thought of ,7 d app^ciate ‘t vei-y much if
its appropriateness and its silt- childreTon*th f"d tMr
nificance in this world of anguish , k, ’ tH y ®re ,08,n* Very
without having W"ich ca""0t 1)6
highest thoughts of all the worid ?P' co"?ldennff th« very
-that which wa, Riven on ,he S ! “I™ whlch wa haya-
birthday we are celebrating - Jewe. Johnson was the onl>
“Behold I bring you good tidings ?nC neitbpr tardy nor absent
of great joy which shall be to all fr°m tb* Primary room last
people”; and that was expressed Week‘
in the Red Cross Treaty made by The fo|lowing composition was
nations, whi h established thai hyritten by a third ffrade boy:
in warfare the sick and wounded The Waste-paper Basket.” The
of the enemy should be sacred to Wa8te Paper basket sits by the
th$*ed Cro5,<?; . 4 teacher’s desk. It holds paper
This is a Christmas when we that has been marked on or torn
ZT S.ee °Ur "fW ynung Boi’ up and cut UP- The basket is
back : rrnd ■ 8tra,Kh' of take out every day and emptied
visioning those and anmetimes twice a day. It
"es„ ST Z 8 rd:helP' is flnpd in a and once
ness 0^ child haPpi- in « while a boy kicks it and if
Zkinlo ,h™ r!.", wlt*1°a* the basket could talk I think it
th nkingof those little ones in would sny, 0. don’t do that. The
deaTh Perh-.„,aVe S*arVed,i ta baa*a‘hold, paper stood the boy,
children’s rh f and girls throw eaPpr *>">etimes.
wUhot^eme^ering'rat fc“ h881"’“ ^ keePI)*Per
^oLrow^LruuZedL^^ «»Cann bought . new
with gr.ef.” buggy for his children to ride to
In the Red Cross campaign for 8cbo°l in. Most all the children
10,000,000 new members during coming ride to school,
the week preceding Christmas Our program has been post-
there is scope for all our tender- P°ned until after Christmas for
ness, all our richest imaginings, several reasons,
all our new-born power of sim- County Supt. Eaton and Mr
P lcity of heart, all our possibil Baily were at our school a f w
ltTh0fpSPJr'CP‘ , nainutes Monday and made a
The Red Cross Chapters have Red Crog8 talk crneern^ng the
asked all members of the Red th*.; +—«, . r, tne
Cross to t-ikp mrt in o • i !brihtmas members. Mr. Eaton
cross to take part in a simole Seems to be very enthusiastic
ceremony on Chrism™ Eve- aboutthe work We enjoyed he
the placing of a lighted candle in talk and are trying to help hiL
the window shining through a all we can.
Ked Cross service flag on the _ _
window pane. This flag is a STAR SPHnni ittmc
piece of whitetransparent paper, MAK SCHOOL ITEMS
YOUM MONUMENTS
OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL customers at-
tributated to man, a practice as old as civiza-
tion itself, is the placing of memorials to our
Departed Love Ones. The selection of material at once hand-
some and having the power to resist the ravages of rp»
is essential. We handle the best grades of the dif- I 1IT10
ferent kinds of Granite and Marble, from the plain stone to
the most elebrate MONUMENT. Drop a card or phone us
and our representative will call and save you the agent’s com-
mission. We will make the price right.
Hobart Marble Works,
UNDERDOWN & SHEPHERD, Prop., Hobart, Okla.
Special Bargains
AT SMITH’S
Every day until further notified
WATCH THE WINDOW
Smith's Grocery
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blue bordered, with the sign of
the Red Cross five inches square
in the centei, t,nd smaller
crosses to be added for each of
the household who is a member
of the Red Cross. It is an ex
pression of service in this unex-
ampled time—a symbol so in-
stinctive that the Red Cross will
glow from the windows of our
homes over the length and
breadth of the land, sending out
the Christmas message to the
There are quite a few absents
this wef k They are pulling bolls.
Tl,e boys and girls are having
a contest. The girls will have a
program next Friday afternoon.
Then next Friday week the boy*
will have a program. We are
trying to see which can have the
better program and be the live-
liest. We will pick out the best
recitation and dialogue of both
programs and have them some
night, We will set the time lat
At your Service Day or Night
m PHONE 151
Q B. JOHNSON
the Old Railroad
ALL
WATCHMAKER
watches fXpenence in rePa>ring and adjusting
WORK GUARANTEED FOR 12 MONTHS
LeZS d^ri^Vo”1 yTre s
ffi&SM? ironic “al <» 'ba
ij , me "'s'11- we win set the time lat
world, and telling not only the er. We invite everyone to come
pnsser-by, but our own hearts, rru~ 1—1 * 1
that just as our boys and men
are fi ding new strength in their
new sacrifices, so may we
through our new service
Plainview Items
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Prompt Deliveries
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'L; JE:n *'-eri -vou °)d,r >our Gro-
c+o-’;,,'1 y ..t;l ' n; rbfJ rnosr stress upon the
r -ri r'f -f vru !f ’Ei high*8*grade, f
.k ♦ * L re c<uf fu! buyers and reject
a;; p?-0°c E it mo not up to the standard. ~
qucut.y you ir^y a.wavs rely
buying hee,-1 r’t’Hr-i-o-t ,.A. —
prices on that account.
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pon tne quality when
t p.y any high
Ingle-Taylo’' Grocery
The basket ball court that we
have been working on for the
last few days is now completed,
and the new goals and basket
ball came last week.
The eighth grade pupils are
v . I studying the “Bill of Right” and
Everyone is making prepara- will start on Oklahoma civics this
tions for the Christmas tree and week,
program here Saturday night, -pl . ., ,
Dec. 22nd. lhe 8IX*b grade geography
There were several cases of Z?. ia hnving "'“P st“<Iy on
chicken pox among the primary! AmenCa-
people last week. The fifth grade arithmeti#class
Miss Ashby was t irdy from is workinlf in decimals this week,
aehool last Monday morning. The fourth grade boys are go-
pupils of the Latin class ing to debate on “Which is the
are becoming more interested more vseful the horse the
Tf e boys were defeated in the cow.”
basket ball game last Fridav „ • , .
evening ®y The primer class is drilled in
Ernest Clark and mother left fiE*"'!!* eV,ery day Theref“re.
for New Mexico,as, week. abpP‘
Lear and Lena Ho^bs visited rp,
| the Herrin girls Sunday. | The pupils have given fifteen
Sunday school is still being Cent8 each to buy a «lot>e map
carried on by a ne w' superintend- ^°r 8cbo°E
|6riM Mr'Brown- I Tbe community boys played
Mr. Cook and Mr. Maddox j baU with the boy school team,
went to Fort Sill last Friday and I The community boys were de-
returned Saturday right. feated.
A Soldiers’ Prayer I The boys went to Lake Valley
Uncle Sam is my Father, I! last Friday and played a game
shall alwavs want. He maketh i of basket ball. When time was
me to lie down on the bank of op the score was 12--12. They
the RioGrand*; he leadeth mp be- Played the tie off, the score be-
side the muddy waters; hegiveth ing 12-14 in favor of Lake Val-
me my Springfield Yea, though ley.
BEFORE SELLING YOUR
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PEE OSCAR KING
Who is in the market for all grades of Hay, and
at the very best prices obtainable. He will be
shipping to the very best markets and can pay
more than those not having these arrangements
See him first.
He is also in the market for all kinds of
FAT CATTLE, HOGS, or any kind of STOCKFRS
What Have You?
Call us up.
Phone 91_J. 0. KING, Prop
»■
I walk the valleys of the Rio
Grande, I will fear no greasers,
for my rifle is.always with me
He prepared a trench for me in
the presence of mv enymy. He
(Wheat Wanted
We handle Feeds of all kind.
We are in the market for your
Wheat Threshed Kaffir ;nl Maize *
SILK FINISH FLOUR. ££ izr f
A HOME PRODUCT £
[v. SENTINEL MILLING CO. J
Try our
mill’s new
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Our girl's basketball team is
anxious to match a game with
9ome other school.
NOT : TURNED-Last of!
foll.v- lMall th day. of ny life Ov-mt would appreciate ita re-
U 1 d well in the army forever. turn.
I PRODUCE MORE MEAT 5
• This government is urging that more meat be pro- i
dueed in order to win this war, and especially pork. T
There is going to be a brood sow shortage in fhe ^
spring, but I am going to give you a chance to buy Ak
some of as good brood sows on Januar, 22nd as ♦
you can get in the north anywhere. So come and t
look them over and make your selections *
Remember the <lii<e, .JAN. 22nd X
W. W. DAVIDSON,
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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/m1/4/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.