THE BABY NEWS.
McCrory, Arkansas, Thursday, November, 1st, 1906.
ARE YOU TIRED?
Worn out when night comes? Do youi; feet hurt all the time?
Have you cold feet? Do you suffer with “la grippe?” If you do
it is time to buy a pair of
PETER’S
EASY FEET SHOES
V1CI BLUCHER OR BAL
LACE, FELT CUSHION IN
SOLE TH/\T WILL OUT
WEAR THE SHOE. A WO
riAN THAT HAS ONCE WORN
THEM WILL NOT WEAR
ANY OTHER. PRICE $3 50.
This shoe is very flexible, keeps your feet warm and dry,
makes every step a pleasure and gets rid of that corn that has been
worrying you. Men’s cushion in-sole shoes, similar to above,
$4.50. If you live out oftown, I will send them by mail. Sold
and guaranteed by
JOHN SHEARER
McCrorv, » - - = Arkansas.
—Dr. Westbrook, the popular
dentist, will be in McCrory Mon
day, Nov., 19th, for five days only.
Mr. J. N. Fowler returned Sat
urday, from Portales, New Mexico,
where he has been in search for a
location. .
—See Dr. Westbrook, the up-to
date dentist of Little Rock, at Ho
tel Waverly, Nov., 19th., for five
days only.
Tuesday night, about 8 o’clock,
the infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Barber, died at its parent’s
home near DeView.
Gladys, the 2 year old child of
Mr. and Mrs. W. M- Green, died
about 11:30 p. m., Tuesday at
their home in Pumpkin Bend. The
remains webe shipped to Jones
boro, Wednesday, for interment.
Mr. T. E. Bonner, of Augusta,
was in our city Tuesday, on busi
ness.
Mr. W. T. Cook, and wife, re
turned, Monday, from a visit to
relatives, at Wynne.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jelks, and
son, Master Reukin, and Msii Ri
cie Simmons visited relatives in
Brinklay, last Friday.
Messrs. Harvil Black and J. W.
Stoker left Sunday night for Eu
ropia, Mo., where they will be
gone for some two months.
Miss Jennie Folsom, the popu
lar milliner, of Wynne, was in
our city Monday, with her fall
and winter array of hats. She was
accompanied by Miss Vergie Fol
som, of Brinkley, who will remain
here for several days.
—J. W. Mullen will be at his
harness shop, in McCrory, every '
(lay next week. Don’t wait until
Saturday before bringing in your
repair work.
Mr. W. B. Jelks left Monday,
for Little Rock, where he goes to
accompany his mother from that
city to Nod, Miss., where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Swayzee.
There will be an election in
Woodruff county next Tuesday,
Nov. 6th, for the purpose of elect
ing one represenative in the Con
gress of the United States from
the First Congressional, District of
Arkansas. The same judges as ap
pointed by the election commiss
ioners to hold the September elect
ion will serve in this election. A
new list of deputies have been ap
pointed by W. R. Cain, the new
sheriff. All dram-shops and drink
ing houses in the county must be
closed at sunrise on said day ami
stay closed until sunrise on the fol
lowing day. Every democrat
should go and vote for R. B. Ma
con, the man who looked after
your interests while you were
asleep. Don’t fail to do your duty
by supporting the democratic nomi
nee, for if you don’t Taylor, the
republican nominee, of Blythes
ville, will be elected, for every re
publican will be on hand Nov., 6th.
The Racket Store
We are ready to save you
money on the following:
Glassware,
Enamelware,
Tinware,
Clothing.
Nothing over 15cts in Glass
ware and Tinware. Nothing
over 45cts in Enamelware. Call
and see our High Grade Line of
Goods at such Low Prices.
Respectfully,
Lewis & Angus.