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THE SCOUT VOL. 1 A PAPER WITHIN A PAPER FOR BOYNTON SCHOOL NEWS NO. 3 EDITORIAL Know the Success Family. The father V)f Success is Wark. The" mother of Success Ambition.

The oldest HI Common Sense. Some of the other hoys are Perseverance, Honesty, Thoroughness, Foresight, Enthusiasm and Cooperation. The oldest daughter is Character Some of her sisters are Cheerfulness, Loyalty, Courtesy, Care, Economy, Sincerity and Harmony. The baby is Opportunity. Get well acquainted with the "old man" and you will be able to get along pretty well with the rest of tiie family.

A gift that opens opportunities to others is the only gift worth education. NEWS Owing to the Masonic banquet this Friday evening there will he no meeting of the teachers-patrons club. The next meeting will be November 18. Eighteen girls now report daily for basket ball which is indeed an excellent shewing. The girls really get good yratice, too.

Come out out and see for yourself. The probable date for the play, "The Masonic Ring," is November 19. This play will mark the first Buy Yukon Best Flour Wo Have New Prices and Lower Prices on Bran Shorts Chops Big Chick Feed Phone 81 R.C. KOBEL ELEVATOR DR. S.

W. MINOR, Physician and Surgeoi IAOYNTON. OKLA. All Culs Promptly Hespouded To Oftlco HO. 27 S.

K. JONES, Aijent, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Get Your Policy in a Big Co. TAKE NO CHANCES PHONE 46 SEWING MACHINES BOUGHT. SOLD.

EXCHANGED OR REPAIRED Write 117 So. 3rd, or Phone MUSKOGEE, OKLA. JOHN E. WILLIAMS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Abstracts Examined and Legal Papers Properly Drawn PHSNE 171 I. 0.

0. F. HALL Oter Allred's Hdw Store Uoynton, Okla Gall and inspect our line of Refrigerators. Prices to suit any purchaser. We will take in your old refrigerator in exchange.

Allred Hardware Co. Sole agents for Masury Paints, the best paints in the world. Clark- Crooch Hardware. For. and lot for cash or will trade for cattle.

See the Index. No school this Thursday and Friday as the teachers are attending the state teachers meeting in Tulsa. Mrs. C. L.

Cochran and Mrs. Isaiah Kirbey and son Freeman saw Guy Bates Post hi "The Masq uerader" at Muskogee this Thursday night. -For some hogs. C. W.

Hann. cow for Let us insure your grain in the bin only Bough? Rat Poison Twice," writes Jesso Smith, N. J. "I threw the first kind away; couldn't be bothered mixing it with meat, cheese. Then I tried Rat-Snap.

SAY. that's the stufll It comes in cakes, all ready toU3C. And it sure docs kill rats." 35c. 65c. $1 .25.

Sold and guaranteed by Clark-Crooch Hardware The Rexall Store DR. J. A. SPICER DENTIST Hours: 8:30 to 6 Sundays by Appointment Phones: Office Residence 2223 Out of Town Patients' Work Completed SameDay if Possible OPPOSITE YALE THEATER E. SIXTH OKMULGEE, OKLA Order by Excise Board for Election The County Excise Board having ascertained that the val uation of the Town of Boyntoo is $339,562.00 that the approved estimate for current expences for GENERAL FUND purposes is the sum oi that a levy of 118 mills kr general purposes is nnvssary to said appprovei) estimate; and it appearing that said levy is 7.8 mills in excess of the Four Mills that the Excise is allowed by law to make; and the Excise Board being of the opinion that said estimate is reasonably necessary for the current expenses of said incorporated Town.

It is Therefore Ordered, That an election be held by the voters of said Town of Biynton on the 7th of November, 1921, lor the purpose of voting said increased levy. Bated this K)th day ofOctobei, 1921. ENLOE V. VERNOR, County Judge, Chairman of Countv Excise Board. LEWIS Ft KIPP, County Clerk, (Seal) Sec.

of County Excise Board. production of the Phi Kappa Delta club. Our boys' basket ball teams certainly showed good sportsmanship at Ft. Gibson last Friday. The boys were true spostsmen in every sense of the word, and we may well be proud of them, i Those students not on the teams are also to be complimented for staying at home and doing their part here while the boys of both teams won victories at Ft Gibson.

The score ol ilie first team was 48 to 7 and the second team was 18 to 2. Folks, let's keep the good work going. The sixth grade room, with Mrs. Wiggins as teacher, wone the banner for attendance the month just past The second grade, with Miss Bruce as teacher, took second place; The attendance record in the banner room was just fair. Now, patrons, students and teachers, lets work together for perfection this month.

Let's have ns our goal "on tardier, no absents." The Entre Nous society certainly entertained parents and friends royally last Friday afternoon with their hallowe'en program. Such programs are always interesting and well worth while Let's have more of thep. W. W. Custer and family arrived in this city Monday evening from Breckenridge, to make their home and are residing in the B.

J. Harris property on Bean Ridge Mr. Custer will be employed in the producing department Transcontinental Oil Co. It would have cost but $50 per lot and would have been worth twice that to the ptoperty. The ladies' Democratic club will meet with Mrs.

Geo. M. Wisdom of the 5 Wednesday afternoon of next week The first at o'clock. punch will thins he did was to have his name added to our subscription list. Lee Perkins and J.

W. Crawford collected the assessment against part of the property owners on Seamon avenue Mouday where the rock road with asphalt covering is to be made from curb to curb. W. T. Cole cameotrt from Muskogee Tuesday morning and assisted in finishing up the collections and the money is now in the bank ready for the worK.

The work will cover thiet? blocks from Kenefick to Lucile avenues and half the block east on Kenefick. Lucile avenue will be only 18 feet wide as will the remainder of Kenefick east to the railroad which is a serious mistake. be served. Joe Tone, of Porum and Geo. Jamell of this city have rented the Dougherty-Nichols building formerly occupied by Smart Shoo and will put in a complete stock of general merchandice and expects to be ready tor business in a few days.

We bid the new firm welcome and wish them success. F. A. Croman has bought the southeast comer of Kenefick and Seamon avenue and is erecting a brick filling station thereon. Mr.

Croman has been employed by the Cane Creek Petroleum Co. for a number of years and well known to our people The Index wishes him success in his new enterprise. PARKER FENNELLY DUO How Would You Like to SM What Irvin Nerhood (Pa.) Saw? "One customer told me that (iter using Urge package of RaUSnap, be got FORTY-EIGHT dead tats. How many more dead he couldn't aee, be doesn't tnow. Remember rats breed fast and do.

ttroy of property. 35c Sold and guaranteed by lark-Crooeh Haidware The Rexall Stoio The Parker Fennelly Duo comes to us after several Beasons of Lyceum and Chautauqua experience. Their program will constat ot two shart plays and a number ot readings and Impersonations. Mr. Parker Fennelly 1B one ot the Lyceum's greatest tile readers.

Reynolds Fen-, nelly as a character portrayaltst has met with unusual success and Her pianologues are original and ot r. different variety. You will enjoyj an evening with the Parker Fennell Duo on our Lyceum. M. E.

Church, Dec. 1st.