The Hoyt Sentinel from Hoyt, Kansas • 1

Sentine rin DEVOTED T'O TUB BEST INTERESTS OP IIOYT AND JACKSON COUNTY, Volume XL HOYT, KANSAS, FRIDAY, MARCH 7 1913 Number 4'9 HE H.OY Agricultural Special The Agricultural special of the Rock Island-stopped for thirty 9 I a 1 1 Pla SENTINEL AT HALF PRI6B minutes at Hoyt last Friday. On account of the, lateness of the hour and the almost impassable, 1 road the attendance was small. Mr. CfxW of the Agricultraral College spoke to about 75 men who were pre-sent, mostly from' town. He show ed that in the last thirty years va Jackson county the yield of coin has decreased from forty to twen-ty-five bushels per -acre.

More It is easy to buy goocls on the installment plan, because the money goes out little at a time, yet in the end the goods are, paid for. Turn the proposition around and take a' square look. Wouldn't it be just as easy to SAVE money on the installment plan? SURE. We invite you to try it. Only a little at a time, yet the result means a snug bank account some future day.

When you -nSPEND on the installment plan there is interest against you; when you SAVE on installent plan the interest is in our Try banking onthe installment plan. than half of the tillable g.round of the county is, devoted to'cofn. The speaker showed where th'i farm In order to introduce the Sbktinsl into ever home in Iloyt and the surrounding country am going to cut the rate in half for 2 weeks, or until March 22, 1018. If this offer falls under your eye, and you 'do not belong to the Sentinel family, send fifty cents TOP AY and get your name on the list for one year. V.

Less Than a Penny a Week! Do you know the New Sentinel? If not, we invite you to get have seven regular correspondents. We get news; from EJmont, Point Pleasant, Lower Muddy; Woburn, Capital View, Walnut Hill, South floyt. And we are looking for others. We carry every week a column of Public School Notes and Community News furnished by the students'of the' Hoy nigh School. All the church anouncements will be found in the Sentinel.

We specialize in news. v-' YOUR NEIGHBORS TAKE IT. "WHY NOT, YOU? You need it. The whole family will enjoy it. Not only the news alone.

The advertisements will show you where to save money. AH, for only one cent a week. ers must raise less corn a Ad more alfalfa and clover, and ff ed more cattle in order to rest a Ad bjiild Up the impoverished soiV A lady specialist diijcussed household pro blems withthe six women and girls who were present. At Hor- Hoyt Slate Bank CAPITAL SURPLUS $5,000. 3 per cent interest paid on ton and several other places five hundred were in attendance.

There were cars in the special and several prominent railroad time, deposits. men and business men from St Joe were in the party. THIS OFFER i POSITIVELY CLOSES MARCH 22nd. Returned From Hot Springs 4 v4 i f. i Mr.

and Mrs. W. Cleland re. Don't write a word. Just clip the coupon below, sign your name and address plainly, enclo3 money order, check, silver or postage stamps, and address Sentinel, Hoyt, Kansas; or bring the cash to -the Sentinel Office i upstairs over Chase's Furniture store, last door to to the right, just acioss the hall from the Telephone office.

turned hbme oh Sunday after a stay of nearly three months at I Hot Springs. Although glad to get back, they speak in high terms of the Springs as a health resort, CREAM! 'i 32 cents for cream! We are now prepared to pay the top market price for your cream. We do our own testing and give bur patrons a check. as soonas cream is tested. We clean the cans and 'give courteous service to all patrons.

We guarantee a. 'deal, YOUR TRADE SOLICITED IThe Sentinel, and testify, to the same effect. They returned by way Hoyt, Kansas. I enclose 50 cents for which please send Sentinel ONE YEAR to of Kansas City and St. Joe, and stopped over at Holton- to see Name- their daughter Mrs.

W. C. Por- Address terfield and husband ana their grand-daughter, Dorothy; May. bruoe Kennedy They left Joseph Burns at the Springs where his rheumatism is rapidly leaving him. Old subscribersrmay ake advantage of this, offer by paying subscription up to dateand adding 50 cents for ft year in advance The date on your paper shows to when you are paid.

'Positively $1.00 after March 22nd. 52 weeks for 50 cents. Cemetery Association to Meet The annual meeting of the Hoyt Cemetery Association will occur THE LADIES OF HOYT AND VICINITY Are Cordially Invited To Attend My Spring plin opening in Dunkel's General Store in the basement of the Baptist Church, Saturday, March 8, 2:00 o'clock. All three officers are to be elected, and a full attendance is requested. J.

S. Holt, Treasurer. MARCH 18TH 19TH GRACE LEWIS' Taesdaj, Wednesday All new goods Fashionable Styles 1 I have 200 rolls of job wall paper which I will give away between March 15 and April 15. Not overl2 rolls to one party. Remodeling Ftirnitorc Store L.

M. Chase has been busy with hammer and saw, making some im LOCAL AND PERSONAL. portant changes in his furniture store, which will allow bun to display his stock to better advatage. He is having a wide balcony built Trade in Hoyt. Subscribe for the Sentinel.

Guy Winner was home over along each side of his store, on which he will arrange pari of his i Don't you want your walls to look fresh and clean? They will look that way if you let us put on some of the new pattern of wall paper that we are able to show you now. furniture. Marion is carrying a full and com Save fifty cents by subscribing plete line of household equipment this week for the Sentinel FOR SALE: Six good, fresh, and finds that he needs more room to display it adequately. milk cows. Do you get the Sentinel? If not send 50 cents to-day for a full year.

ChasTBoulier, of Bushnell, Neb raska, has been visiting at the home of E. P. Carlin. The Postmaster at Mayetta has resigned and an examination will b3 held under the civil service, at Holton on Saturday, March 8, for securing someone to take bis place. George Carey and Sid Hedrick each shipped a car of hogs to the Kansas City market last week.

W. R. Pettijohn took a car of cattle, and J. E. Matthews a car of hogs and one of cattle.

SAlftT PATRICK'S DAY The Epworth League will grfe an Irish Entertainment ou St. Partick's Night, March 17. Program next week. Ceo. Q.

Carey. Married in Holton Miss Maude M- Larson, daurht er of Joel Larson, nd Mr. Jamc- Now is the time to clean house. Also buy the new Furniture and Carpet you were thinking about. "Molly McDonald" our new serial story begins this week on the inside pages.

It is a real Kansas story Pioneer life, and Indian warfare in the sixties. Two pages ire devoted to it. Mr.Ward of Topeka embellished Howell of Holton Were married or Tuesday morning; February 24, Rev. S. S.

Martin at the Methodi-; V.li parsonage in Holton. iney live on the groom's farm west oi the front windows of the Bank, L. CHASE, Mayetta. The Sentinel Joins tlitir Meat Market, City Restaurant, md "Pat's" Barber Shop with iew sign on Tuesday of last week congratulate many mends in and best wishes.