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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-03
III r A T. II II II A l. X
ny DR. n SMITH
The Kidneys and Uric Acid

All the blood in the body thru the kidneys within
minutes, Therefore the kidney, very important for health
because they filter Of the blood Of the waste
substances and the blood then flow, the heart thru the
kidney and what the kidney, take of the blood urne
So important to have the examined BY chemist
least = year ones health.
would suggest that everyone send f7mpe Dr. Peroes Clinic
Buffalo, N. T. for thorough chemical and microscopicL test
Thn will be made free OF charge and report YOU The
hdne and bladder suffer from the and ret chronic
nAammaons sometimes indicated by bctache painful voding
dull heavy feelings, Perhaps the acid up in the
in amount and consequently when the ura,e salt,
deposited muscles and joints suffers from Iumbaro rheu
pan gout, and this is the take Anuric.r
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Also Sold on Easy Terms
S. Down-$5 a Month

Get machine now and pay for
it with the money you save by doing
your own sewing. Runs three hours
on cents worth of electricity.
See the Western Electric Sew
ing Machine this week at any of the
Electrist Stores. Call or phone any
of the addresses below.
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22l
v. Grand
Women's Coats

Remember our regular prices are very
moderate, but we have divided all coats
into seven lots, thus:
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walked slowly iosara llr house and
Lillian, could not Ncly ,oulIug
myself ~ith the query
Why should DI,ky hc ,l especial
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sugar coated pellet called Doctor Perces Pleasant Pellets
effective a oil and more pleasant to tate
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Sew Easier, Faster, Better With Electric Machine

A pressure Of the foot starts
the motor and runs it at any speed.
Release the pressure--it stops. Re
spends instantly. You can sew all
day without exhaustion.
Machine fits into handsome case
no larger than n travelling bag.
Garry it anywhere-to any room or
to the neighbOrs-use it on any
table.
With the Western Electric you
can make many of your own clothes
that you have not dared attempt
with old style machines. No pedal
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ing to distract the operator-al the
effort is put forth by the motor.
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,u 1t Pays to Shop at Plater's Y
Grand We Handle Standard Lines Here Grand
-WOMENS LINES
Women's Hats

This is the veritable hat store Of
this city. We have sold them not by
hundreds but by thousands. When you
come in you will literally see "a sea Of
hats" in the ases and on the balcony.
For this sale we feature
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$500 values in dark brow
vici, straight and English
lasts, all widths. special
s1i.00 values in black ks
black vici, straight and Er
lish lasts. all widths, special
$500 mems black Wei in III
lish lasts, only .........
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Mems Business Suits
Mems Trousers "A Off
Mems Shoes

Can 1895 buy more? It's no acci-
dent when customer after customer re-
lates the same experience. None bet
ter in town.
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Women's Suits

All into four big lots. all kinds, elias
sified and reduced as follows:
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Women's Shoes

No one has better shoes nor clas-
sier. shoes at any price and for this sale
we give you one-fourth off regular
prices, which makes them figure this
way.
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CLOTHING

Waist line and belted models in solid
colors and serges and novelties; silk
lined; all are grouped into four lots.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

going Work Shoes. He says he guar
antees them, and know he means it..
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

III never
stop till |
get to c. W..
Kings Store
and then
it's a pair
Of those all
leather easy
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
Sheriff's Sale.

Shefllts SAFE.
by virtue and authority Of n special
execution, issued from the Of
flee of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
of Holt County, Missouri, retunable
at the May Term, 1919, of said Court,
and to me directed in favor of Reinert
Brothers Construction Company, a
corporation, and against Jonas Whit
mer, | have levied upon and seized all
the right, title, interest and claim Of
the said Jonas Whitmer of, in and to
the following described Real Estate,
to-wit:
Beginning at the Southeast corner
of Block Twenty-seyen (2O, thence
North Two Hundred Forty-siX (246)
feet to a point Eighty (S0) feet
South Of the Northeast corner of said
Block Twenty-sevcn (27), thence
West parallel to the North line Of
said Block, Eighty (S0) feet, thence
South parallel to the East line of said
Block Two Hundred Forty-six (246)
feet to the South line Of Block, thence
East Eighty (80) feet to the begin
ming, all in the City Of Oregon, Holt
County, Missouri, all lying and being
in the said County, and State of Mis-
souri,, and ! will on THURSDAY,
the 22d DAY OF MAY, A. d., 1919,
between the hours Of nine o'clock in
the forenoon and five o'clock in the
afternoon Of that day, at the Court
House door, in the City Of Oregon,
County of Holt, aforesaid, sell the
same, or SO much thereof as may be
required, at public vendue, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, sub
| iact IN all prior lieua and iudUmauts
to satisfy said execution and costs.
| fa BEN 4. CROUSER,
Sheriff Of Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
Highland Items.

i. II. Cunningham had business
in st. Joseph, Monday.
Will Forney and wife, Of Corn
ing, spent Sunday with I'D Sipes and
family.
Earl Benton and wife visited in
Forest City, Monday.
Nellie and Julia Cunningham
spent the weekend with home folks.
Elizabeth Fitzmauricc, Of Forest
City. is spending a few days with Earl
Benton and family.
Paul Norris has been on the sick
list this week.
Alice Hanna spent Sunday with
her friend, Ruth Benton.
John Allen is spending a few day
with Merlin Norris and family,
The patrons of the Highland
school gave their teacher, Miss Nellie
Milne, a big surprise when they an
came in with baskets and boxes laden
with good things to eat and proceeded
to take possession of the school room
and converting the seats and desks
into temporary tables spread the con
tents Of their baskets and boxes there
on with an invitation to all to par
take freely, after which an interest
ing little program was given by tho
pupils and enjoyed by all. Highland
appreciates the efforts Of Miss Milne
in the month she was with us and re-
gret We could not have her for another
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
TELEPHONE MEETING.

The Farmers Mutual Telephone
Company will hold their annual cleo
ton at the Citizens Bank, from 1
o'clock, y. M, TO 4 p. M, on
SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1919.
for the purpose Of clccting nine di-
rectors.
We are also connected with the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
and solicit the business OF our patrons
and the public. No charge for mes
sage 20 Forest City, rs We have oui
own line.
by order Of the Board.
CURTIS WHITMER,
Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
HOME BrREAr NOTES.
Cora Ellen DEFAULT
Emergency Home Demonstration Agt.


Emergency Home Demonstration Agt.
Mrs +. l.. Wright Of Columbia, will
bc IN Holt county, giving dcmonstra.
ions and talks on Dress Fitting, How
70 lluy Clothing Textiles. How TO BUY
Household Textiles. and Costume de-
sign. Tee meetings will be held as
follows:
Tuesday. May 6. 200 n. m.-Mrs.
C. &. Lawrence, Benton township.
Wednesday, May :, 200 y. M
Mrs. +. l.. Stout. Forbes township.
Thursday, MAY =, 200 y. m.-Mrs.
Dwight Meyer, Forest township.
Friday, May ., 200 p. m.-Corn-
ing.
Saturday, May 10, 200 p. m.--
CRAZY.
Mr. Ralph Mason. poultry husband
man, Columbia, will give six demon
STATIONS in Holt county. May i3 and
ID. Demonstrations will be- held on
the demonstration farms as follows:
Clyde Kuhn. Hickory township, on
Tuesday, Nav i3, at 1000 n. M.
Nelson holland. in Lewis township,
Tuesday, May ~, at 1880 y. m.
Ralph Meyer. in Forest township,
on Tuesday. May i3. at 400 y. m.
Albert McKown. Bigelow township,
on Wednesday, May Ia. at $3.50 a. m.
Fred Meyer. in Liberty township,
on Wednesday. May IL. nj 1880 n. m.
Chas. bankers. in Lincoln township,
on Wednesday. May II, at d:30 p. m.
During spring house cleaning,
household moths, carpet beetles, cock
reaches, ants. ccntipcds. book lice.
etc, are being brought To light. In
mattresses, piles Of clothing in closets
and chests, under carpets. in the store
room and kitchen, in fact. in anv un-
disturbed place they may be found.
Now h the time 10 eliminate them.
To du This one must know the habits
Of the insects and must be- thorough
and persistent in all cradicativc meas.
urcs.
Romomhcr that all these insects dis,
Ike light; particularly sunlight. TS
o. avoid having dark, poorly vcntilat
cd and seldom disturbed nooks nnt
corners IN the house as these are nj
haunts Of insects. Fill all cracks II
the walls and floors with plaster
putty. or other like substances. Bca
carpets and mattresses. then spra,
with bcnzinc, and air for severn
hours. Wine up the woodwork nnt
floors with a cloth, rung from wntci
In which kerosene has been added
Crcosotc and carbolic acid are also
Objectionable TO these insects.
If gases are used to destroy them
he very careful that the properties
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

service soon, Mrs. Campbell and little
daughter, Constance. will go 10 Camp
Taylor for a visit with him. lie has
sccn sixteen months overseas service
with Company e. li6th First Field
Battalion Signal Corps.
jeff llulsc. of Exodus district,
took his son, Donald, 10 the Ellsworth
hospital in 81. Joseph, Saturday. where
Donald had his tonsils and adcnoids
removed by Dr. W. &. Proud. They
returned TO their home Sunday. and
went down again the latter part of
this week 50 Dr. Proud could treat
him. Donald is getting along nicely,
We are glad to hear.
DELpllEUS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
ADDITIONAL FOREST CITY NEWS

Mr. ,nd Mrs a q Tc,rc NJ c,
J,sonh md Mr. Nm ma and snns
mon, ,hc Jav S,rJny vi,h ,bcir
mo,ho, Mrs J,hn Ernncc. Sr
,,,,',,u - .
-Jos Ml''n'iI snlpPe" car 9i Guy
uc ana onr o, noRS y" th' ~ '"Scl'h
~ ,,', -.
80, AZ. W. - n'.,I'ui, w., & W ~ S"SUpn' % Mas
~, ny ,,hor H." rh,lin EnIin,ho, Wv" n,
the cbaS lvnns bor,c
Nj. c,a'n.. o,.a. ,.,. ,..,h
Mss 9'anyS oven VINO 'each1S
!hc o,h anu ON graacS IN our School;
on ul' S',n ''S' WIN Pmcu'nonla u''u
pIeurisy. M'ss Agnes hakcr taught
NJ ~ ''rss.S r nS lyM n"Ss ,a., MeeN, a'"
MISS natc hr,s'o'ch " "ncnlhg th'ln
,hls Week Her many friends here
nope Ior h'r speedy recovery
The 7. A. C.'s met last Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. John Andcr-
SON. All members were present. Mrs.
Mollic Galbraith was guest. and in
vitcd to become u member Of the club.
which she accepted. and will entertain
the ladies in two weeks.
Ed Hopper and family was visit.
ing several DAYS this week with Elijah
Hopper and family.
Mn ro,Lors NJ ro,o., cr,
Io,lgc n ~ r. non, ., Wnuud S,,,s
S,,,,,Ja,. nh, g. ,,,a,J H., a'',,,'n,!i
anniy"r.S,,' t, or ,ho l." [ n,J,r anJ , ,, H. I.,i
| ,cnw conSs,rcJ ,bc H., " J"oroo r 90, anI
! Tho crnig ,o,r, ,h, ini,;,,orr J,,'o,,
+ Th,y ni, ,cno,, n c,rn ,i",o "N''''
w a.,
,oupt. warren w. bieN Wont i"
ya."nnh' H''u'u"y, nm Hp'nt S%sn' %
1"E WIN NJ" parents MI an" ANTS
o. =, p''n'
y Mrs, J.. !. birmingham was ST.
Joseph visitor, Monday.
John France, Jr.. has finished re-
modelling his drug store. lie has a
new marble Duplex soda fountain,
I which II II feet long, and new glass
front. The shelves are Of Chinese
oak, and the counters are OF glass
with Chinese oak corners. The cell
ing is painted OF flat wall, finished
with cream color, and from the cell
ing 10 the top Of the shelves is paint
, ed grey. Frank Mills is in charge OF
4 the soda fountain, having had four
years experience in mixing drinks and
dispensing drugs. Mr.. France has also
put in a general merchandise stock
adjoining the drug store. where Tear,
Brothers formerly were located. Cha..
Hoover is in charge Of this depart
ment. lie formerly clcrked for the
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

Mrs. Lester Dozier died at her
home, north of Mound City, Monday
morning, April 28, and the funeral
services were conducted from the Ben
ton church, Tuesday afternoon. She
was daughter Of Ed holland and
wife, Of Forest City. She leaves a
husband, three children and her par
ents to mourn her death.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

which are mounted on tho tanks will
bark forth an invitation 20 citizens Of
this district to purchase notes. as tanks
make their way through the country.
The tanks were oycrhauled and are
being sent out into the states OF the
district In eleven special trains.
The tanks are six.ton machines and
were used almost exclusively on the
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

For Salc-S. c. Golden Bluff Leg.
lon Eggs from carefully selected
lock. Extra good layers. Eggs
$3.50 for IL; $500 for 100.
MRS. RUSSELL ROWLETT.
FARMERS Phone. Graham. Mo
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
FfNisA1Ne FINISH
BRING YOUR
FILMS TO US
EXPERT WORK
SATISFACTION
GAUR A N TEED.
lENNINGER DRUGCO.

Wanted Salcslady in linen dc
also suit department.
LEHMAN'S.
81. Joseph, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
WelcOnleNeWS
For BuniOn Sufferers
We Have Been Authorized
by the Makers Of EAlRyFO0T 10
Publish This Unusual Offer

II you are suffering from an ohnos Qua Bunion
no matter how large or painful u may H. c-
come here and get n hoN uf fAlRYFOOT-giva
TIA trial, and " you do not g.t instant relief and
te'l perfectly satisfied, tmrly return what's left
pay one cent u fAlkYtoor doss not prove On.
htely satisfactory. Why continue 70 40 about
tced remedy ea.ily applied no cutting no
PADS or plates but q wonderful treatment o.
works like magic and siycp instant relief. Every
user absolutely satiaAcd-oyer 70 years of con-
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
A New Corn Pest.

The corn crop Of the United States
Is threatened. DIR. l.. G.. Howard, 81
the bureau Of entomology NJ the u. $.
agriculture department, II authority
for the statement that the European
corn borer, "a comparative new para
cite introduced into this country from
foreign shipments, has obtained n
strong foothold in New England and
New York, and reports great damage
has already been done.
"If this borcr reaches the corn fields
Of the West" Mr.. Howard says, 81
don't see what is going TO save them,
and there seems To be slight hope Of
our being able to eradicate the PEST" :"
Use DIR. Hess Louise Powder for
your setting hens, also for bugs on
your vines. Sold at +. o. Phillips
Drug Store,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

--Lost-Crank Of car. Friday night,
between the Royal Theatre, of Oregon,
and Forest City. "RED" BROCK.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

Twelve battle Scared tanks. dented
and battered by incessant German
barragc and machine yun fire on the
Western front. will asaist In the Vic.
tory Loan drive In tho I ,nth Federal
Reserve District. They will be
manned by members Of IN. tank
corps. who have seen active service
In France. and the ~ Giliimeter guns
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
The Fly. It's Dangers. and How 10
Destroy II,

The fly Is one of the greatest dis
ease carriers Of the world. II carries
many diseases, such as smallpox, mca-
sles, influenza and typhoid fever.
II can he prevented from getting
into our homes and on TO our food,
This may be done by destroying It's
breeding places. The breeding places
are:
I. Manure piles.
2. In garbage from the house.
3. All land around straw stacks,
and COW, horse and hog lots.
4. All places where the fly feeds.
KEEP THE FLY OUT.
I. BY swatting II.
.. BY putting fly traps out around
the buildings. All traps should hC
baited with something which the fly
likes.
The fly passes through four stages
THE egg. 2-The maggot. B
The pupa. 4-The tull grown fly.
II is hungry when il first starts
out into the world and IL we have al
the places where il feeds, cleaned up
we may have a chance to kill it befOr,
II does much damage.
II we cannot get rid Of the garbage
and manure before spring comes, pouI
kerosene or some other disagreeabl'
substance over it, and the fly is no
liable to feed in the places where thu
kerosene is put. The fly may easil.
carry germs, for its legs are covered
with small hairs on which the germ
gather, and in this way are carried
to our food. The fly also likes to ca
clean food as well as filth and wast'
from a sick room or hospital.
MAE SCHMITT,
Bigelow School, 9Th and 9th Grades
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
HOROSCOPE
D a IS. 1919.

Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
Astrologers read this as an uncvent-
full day. Early in the morning Nep-
tune rules strongly for good.
Clearing OF mental vision is denoted
In the aspect, which seems to Indicate
a very gradual moderation in the eX-
tremes Of public sentiment.
Strikes are still foretold, but Nep-
tune presages an increased tendency
for both employers and employees to
seek arbitration.
From this date on heater understand
ing of the fact that Il new era has
come is prognosticated. The stars fore
shadow "a general mental readJustnlent
In which 1t will be recognized that
social changes have not been. confined
to Europe.
The evening of this day Nis rather
an unfa vorabie time for writing. Con-
tracts should not be signed during this
rule.
Socialistic agitation is believed to
be encouraged by the aspect OF Nep-
tune this day.
Agriculture Is subject to conditions
that are the best and the worst, for
while the earth will bring forth album
dantly, there is danger of loss through
storms and a plague Of insects.
Political activity that is marked this
month will continue nand a campaign
that Is unprecedented for length and
bitterness Is foretOld for national in
~terests,
Women come much to the fore at
his time and their aid will be much
sought by men who WELD power in
public affairs. .
Much discussion of marriage and
morals probably will occupy space in
the newspapers during the summer
when the stars indicate hat there
will be agitation Of many social ques-
lions.
likely TO take place In Ireland which
will continue unsettled during the year,
Persons whose birthdate II is have
the forecast Of o quiet year. Success
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
FEATURES
68VNCMW IGGTLXXS
n BEDTIME' STORY
UNCLE WIGGILY AND BUNTY'S PARTY.

carrot with a long and slender all, and
when it went out walking 1t swan IN
the water pail.
Now everybody begin to eat!' in
vited Baby Bunty. "Oh, isn't II tun 10
have a party! Uncle Wiggily, please
pass Jackie Bow Wow a puppy cake.
Uncle Wiggily, who la picked out
a nice shady corner, and was just CLOS,
ing his eyes, opened them again, and
passed the little doggie boy a cake,
I'll Just sit here quietly" thought
Uncle Wiggily to himself. Pretty soon
they'll all be so busy eating that they
won't notice me. Then can go to
sleep and forget about my rheumatism,
The animal children were Laughing
and talking, and also eating the good
things. Uncle Wiggily's eyes were
closed. He was dreaming ne and Grand
pa Goosey Gander were playing scotch
checkers, when, all Of a sudden, Baby
Bunty said:
Uncle Wiggily, please pass, Mamie
Wagtail some paste pudding
Ell! What's that? Oh, l guess l had
my eyes shut!", said the bunny gentle
man. But he passed the paste pudding
to the little goat girl, and he was just
going to sleep again, when Bunty said:
"Oh, Uncle Wiggily! Do try some OF
these turnip jam tarts! They're won
derful,"
"Oh, yes, jam tarts!" stammered the
rabbit gentleman, awakening suddenly.
However. he managed to eat a tart
and he was almost asleep again when
Bunty suddenly said:
"Oh, Uncle Wiggily, will you please
pass the rose leaf ice cream to Ara
bella Chick!'
why, certainly" said Uncle Wig
gily. and he wondered If he would ever
get a nice, quiet nap. such as he had
| counted on. After he had passed Lulu
Wibblewobbe some corn meal pudding,
the rabbit gentleman dozed off again,
but he was suddenly awakened when
Baby Bunty cried. ,
"Oh, here they are! Here they come.
Oh, look, everybody" .
MY goodness me sakes alive and
some fire engines!" cried Mr.. Long
ears, waking up so suddenly that he
spilled some carrot marmalade on hts
red vest. What's the matter, Baby,
Bunty? Is it the Pipsisewah and the
Skuddlemagoon come 10 spoil your
party?"
bit girl, sweetly. It's just the grass
hopper and cricket musicians, who are
coming to play for the dancing. May
have a one-steR with you Uncle Wig
e"Oh, Baby Bunty!" laughed Mr.,
Longears, as the grasshoppers tuned
their hind-leg fiddles. mo one could
go to sleep at your party :
Nor grow old or stiff, either" said
Baby Bunty. Then they all had a fine
time. And If the jumping jack doesn't
fall out of the salt cellar and scare the
coal man when he brings in the ice,
I'll tell you next about Uncle Wiggily
and Bunty's skipping rope
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
WHO'S TO BLAME
Not even {. bird could fly far on painted wings.
ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON.

barian. And yet, handsome she was,
and handsome in that very %flamboyant
and exuberant way that is most diff
ficult for the male to resist. And so
Mr.. WRddell called himself a fool
and other things beneath his breath.
but still he paced the lobby of the
Plaza hotel and waited for Estrelda.
And when the revolving doors, that
gave into the place, disgorged her, he
gave her the look of a frightened fawn,
At first ne had not recognized her. She
had not dared to paint or powder on
the night when she first had met him,
because she had been with Freddie,
her husband. Now. free of all re-
s~traint, Estrelda had achieved the
clown like red and white of a complete
makeup Mr.. Waddell groaned in
wardly.
What devil" he wondered to him
self, prompted me to suggest the
Plaza? There are plenty of small ho-
tells on the side streets. Or the morgue
would have done!"
He did not know he was still capable
of a blush. But a dull red crept up
from beneath his collar and dyed even
his forehead as he went forward to
meet Mrs. Frederick Mason, Jr., and:
Hello" she gigCled. amt this a
perfectly beautiful day."
He murmured something. But: I've
got to walk into that palm room with
herr" he was thinking frantically.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-15
NEEDS FOOD.

Lithuania needs breakfast foods. Its
off during retreats and advances OF
Russian and German armies during the
war. are asking for all the cereals
which are Sc ptCturesquely advertised
in our public c~araVanseries.
Ordinarily a fruitful country this Bal
tie state, which Is asking America to
knock at the door of the peace con-
ference for her, is now in a condition
of agricultural poverty, Ltthuania
needs seed wheat. fertilizers and baby
food, and will pay for them.