The Sentinel Leader. (Sentinel, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, March 2, 1917 Page: 3 of 8
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THE SENTINEL LRADRI
You can get any of the most delicate articles
Cleaned and Pressed, such as Dresses. Laces.
Yokes, Cuffs, Feathers. Ribbons, Draperies,
Furs, Silks. Veils, Sashes, Satins. Shawls. Lin-
ings, Chiffons, Neckties. Parasols. Men’s and
Ladies Suits, Fancy Skirts of all kinds Silk
Slippers, Gloves. STRAW and PANAMA‘HATS
or any article with fading or injury. Call at
Tona Nobles's Tailor Shop Phore 126
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Dental Notice
Thirty Days and Thirt)
Days Only
In order to further introduce
our work to the people, we will
make the following reduced
prices on all kinds of modern
dental work for 30 days, begin
i >g February 20 and ending on
March 20. 1917:
Silver filling, 50c. Full set of
teeth $8.00. Both sets $16.00.
r0M Crowns 22 K. 30 Gatre
$4.00. White Crowns $3.50.
< o d Bridge Work $4.00 per
i >oih. Porcelain filling $1.00
Gold Inlays $2.50. Gold filling
$1.50 and up.
It would be impossible to do
v. < rk at these prices all the time
I it knowing that our work is
our best advertisement is why
v * make these prices.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or
Money ltefnnded.
NS. LONG & HENRY, Dentists,
i HONE 110, HOBART, OKLA
Rev. A. B. Johnson, Presby-
1 din Sunday School Mission-
i r ’, of Elk City, will speak
ft 11:00 o’clock, a. m., Sunday,
T bruarv 25th. Services will be
1 11 in Fraternity Hall. Every-
! iy invited to this service.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. George
Harrison last week, a boy.
The King Bros, have lost sev-
ral hundred head of hogs from
cholera.
G. W. Reaves has moved into
ois new hr use west of the school-
hoube. He has one of the attrac-
tive homes in Sentinel.
Notice
To Our Phone Subscribers
Beginning with March 1, 1917,
we will collect all bills at the
Central Office. When you get a
card with your statement don’t
consider it a dun, but that we
are only mailing you the amount
of your bill instead of bringing
it to you, which is only a natter
of business. R^ad the card care-
fully, and it will explain. If we
owe you on account, if you .vill
send us the amount, we will
bring your check to you at your
place of business on the first of
each month, and we expect you
to do the same. Respectly,
SENTINEL TELEPHONE CO,
W. S. Ormand, Man'ger
PORt SCHOOL NOTES
We were entertained Monday
morning in chapel bv Mr. Ha n
mons and some of the students
who attended the Southwestern
Teachers’ Meet at Elk City. One
of the most entertaining was
‘‘Incidents of Mine and Brother
Jim's Life,” by Sam Bowie.
Leonard Patterson, James and
Sam Bowie were back in school
Monday, after several weeks ab-
sence on account of sickness.
The High school students in
the Farm and Ranch library cam-
paign have divided into two
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FOR SALE
EXCHANGE
at Skating Rink
MULE BARN
We buy, sell or exchange Horses, Mules,
Mares or Milk Cows. We will make
terms if desired. For turther information
See or phone
H. V. SCOTT or J. M. RICHEY
SENTINEL Phone 69 OKLAHOMA
Vigorous
Style—
dependable materials,
careful tailoring-
all are characteristic
of clothes made to
measure by Bom.
And Born prices
place this satisfying
clothes service within
easy reach of every
man who appreciates
true economy.
Come in and see the
excellent woolens we
offer, tailored as you
please, at prices from
$15.00 to $40.00.
(RiBidmnt Born Dmalmr)
J QUEEN AND SAFETY INCUBATOS *
e Are themost economical onthe market. They are well built, even 4
^ heat, distributors, and every part about them are made of the very 4
4 best material. Owners of Queen and Safety Incubators always get big 4
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a. hatches. Don’t buy until you look these over. Price is right. 4
Iowa Separators
We are still selling the Iowa Separator. It has more satisfied cus-
tomers than any other Separator in Washita county. See us about
prices before you buy.
Our Horse Millinery
Stock is complete and w are getting in new goods daily. Buy now
as the price will go up when spring work commences.
We carry all kinds of Implements. Don’t forget
us when you want anything in the hardware line.
We’ve got it.
Strange Hardwre
divisions, with (Plilee Harper a?
captain of the blues and Ida
Tyner of the red9. The side get-
ting the most oubscriptione is to
be entertained by the other at
the close of the campaign. There
is a great deal of friendly rivalry,
as each side wants to be enter-
tained.
Our future county superin-
tendent, Albert Eaton, and his
sister visited school Thursday
morning. Mr. Eaton made us
a very interesting talk on being
live wire” and “boosting.”
It take9 both teachers and pnpils
to make a “live” school, and
neither one can make the school
a success without the other. In
closing Mr Eaton said, “Git up
and git and not sit up and sit”
We were very glad to have Mr.
and Miss Eaton visit us and in-
vite them back again.
The Seniors have finished solid
geometry and are now studying
the appendix. They have one
English lesson a week on the
Literary Digest.
The commercial geography
class described their ideal home
Monday. There were some dif-
ferences of opinion, some want-
ing bungalows and some larger
houses, but nearly all Wanted to
live in tne country. Tuesday
they are to furnish the house and
some day these students will be
living in some of the finest homes
in the country.
The Seniors are studying the
“Conception of Good and Evil”
in “The Child.” Tney learned
some very interesting things
Monday about hypnotism and
telepathy.
Huldah Sparks, one of the
seventh graders, has moved
awa>. The seventh graders are
sorry to lose one of their best
pupils.
The Freshmen had examina-
tion on Scott’s Practical English
Tuesday. They have now finish-
ed it and will read some classics
in class.
There was great rejoicing
among the Sophomores Monday
morning, as Sam and James
Bowie returned to school. Sam
is a good entertainer and gave us
opening exercises Monday morn-
ing. The Sophomores are in
quadratics in algebra. They are
having a little trjuble, but are
going to finish their year’s work
in algebra, modern history,
rhetoric and commercial geogra-
phy. The class in plain geome-
try is doing excellent work in
proportion. They intend to finish
school.
The seventh graders still ex-
pect to finish the eighth grade.
One ot the pupils has been absent
several weeks with measles, but
is expected back soon. We wii
then be better able to settle
down. This grade is reduced to
ten pupils, but they have the
“pep,” which makes them one
of the livliest classes in school.
The Freshmen are progressing
nicely. They were all back in
school Monday morning with lots
of enthusiasm and a determina-
tion to make the week one of
work.
Leonard Patterson was back
with the Freshmen Monday
morning. They are all glad to
have him with them again.
Misses Lela and Ida Tyner
visited friends near Sentinel Sun-
day.
The Freshmen have had no
tardies nor absents this week.
Our motto this week is to
“Hang it on Carter” Saturdav
night, when we mee* both boys
and girls on the local court. Big
Pat is reporting for practice this
week. However, it is hardiy
possible that he will be able to
play Saturday night. Realizing
that Pat being out will make our
squad weak, although we held
Carter to one p )int defeat with-
out him on their court, we fully
have confidence of taking their
scalps Saturday night. This will
be the fastest game of the sea-
son Everyone come out to wit-
ness it.
The girls team is in good con
dition, practicing every day and
getting in shape for the tourna-
ment. They meet Cordell on
Friday night on their court and
Carter Saturday night on the
local court. They are looking
forward co defeating both teams
These will be the last games be-
fore the tournament, so come
out and boost for the girls
FOR SALE
Standard Poland China Boar
Register No. 80318
This fine registered Poland China
hog is well known to breeders
in this locality. He’s a “peach.”
Price : $35.00
Or will trade for killing hogs. Do
not fail to see him. Call on
SCOTT & RICHEY,
The Sentinel Stockmen
Roofing That Lasts
half a lifetime is not at all expensive
when you consider durability and
freedom from the expense of repairs.
There are many kinds of composition
roofing in our stock that will give
complete satisfaction.
Explain Your Needs to Us
and we will tell you the particular kind
best suited to your purpose. If you will
show us your plans we will show you how
to save money on material and labor.
All Our Building Supplies
Are Guaranteed
Co.
E. J. BARNES, Manager
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When
Little Willie
Gets die
Tummy Ache!
The youngsters just will eat green applesor
puckery persimmon* or too much jelly cake.
fashioned beiliake is acute indigestion. Give the Rjfrerer
a good big dose of castor oil and apply a hot water
bottle to the spot of greater pain.
You ought to have one of our guaranteed
hot water bottles in your home—for neuralgia, tooth-
ache and rheumatism, too.
We carry the highest quality of rubber
goods to be had.
Our castor oil in bulk or capsule if as slick
and active as greased lightning. _<•
FAF1CN TFIGCO. SENTINEL, OKLA.
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Fields, John. The Sentinel Leader. (Sentinel, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, March 2, 1917, newspaper, March 2, 1917; Sentinel, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc937765/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.