Fit, Fashion, and Fin
ished Workmanship are
the Three Graces we
impart to our Custom
Tailored Clothes.
Perry |Holland
TAILOR
“Clothes for Men Who Care.”
THE HOME NEWS
Published every Friday at McCrory, Ark.
WALTER W. RANEY, Ed. and Pub
Subscription $1.00 per Year ii Advance.
Entered as second-class mat
ter August 26, 1915, at the post
office at McCrory, Ark., under
the Act of March 3, 1879.
Friday, December 31, 1915.
HIS CHOICE.
“I assure you, sir, I can paint a
speaking portrait of your wife.”
“Couldn’t you do it in what you
artist fellows call still life?”
HIS DREADFUL CONDIT‘ON.
“How’s the patient this morning?”
“The doctor says he’s got pota
maine poisoning and is in a eatainose
condition.”
INDEFINITE.
Patience—A kitten has to become
a cat before it jumps at a mouse.
Patrice—Perhaps; but a woman
does not.
■»de Comfy
“Console Your Feet ”
A man never learns
how to be perfectly com
fortable evening or morn
ing until he wears
«*«*. U S. Pm Off. V
Felt Slippers
Come in and look at a pair.
FAKES
MERC. CO.
Dr. J. R. Hall of Wheatley was
here Wednesday attending the
dance.
Will Cariker of Quinton, Texas
was the guest of his relative, H.
J. Cariker, during Xmas.
H. D. Swayze and wife spent
the holidays with Dr. and Mrs.
H. Y. Swayze, R. 1, Yazoo City,
Miss.
D, M. Armstrong spent the
holidays with his son, Joe, who
is a locomotive fireman for the
Iron Mountain with headquarters
in Little Rock.
J. 0. Raymond has bought the
livery stock and business of T.
C. Bull. He will move his livery
rigs and stock at his present
stables south of the railroad to
the barn now occupied by Mr.
Bull next Monday. “Uncle
John” is always on the job and
is giving the public the very
best service possible for the
money.
If You Enjoy a
Good Smoke—
try some of our high quality
Havana or m-mmmn
Domestic VtlgSFS
All the popular brands, as well
as several new lines you’ll like
after giving them a trial.
We also carry a complete line of
Pipes, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco
RANEY’S
SMOKE HOUSE
Rev. S. M. Yancey, pastor of
theM. E. Church entertained the
stewards of the local church and
of the church at Fakes Chapel
Tuesday noon with a goose din
ner. Those present were Dr. G.
B. Fakes, W. E. Jelks, C. B. ,
Cook, I). M. Huff, J. G. Pulley
and J. R. Taylor. Because of
the bad weather Osro Taylor and
R. E. Holder could not attend.
Also W H. Jimerson was absent
because of his being ill.
Are you holding your cotton?
Is it insured? Protected against the weather?
You will eventually sell in Memphis (for Mem
phis is the highest market in the south.) Then,
Mr. Cotton Shipper, why not ship your cotton
to us NOW?
You are invited to draw liberally on all cotton
stored with us. Warehouse and insurance
charges very reasonable.
You will also find we can make you money. We
always get the highest prices. OUR SALES
MAN IS THE BEST IN THE SOUTH. Try us
with a shipment NOW and let us show you.
T. ECK SIMPSON, with
BEHR & CO., Ill South Front St., Memphis, Tenn.
| (Write us for Shipping Tags and any information wanted.)
Around the Comer—
Across the Country
TJAVE you ever thought how
pleased mother would be to
hear your voice when you are hundreds
of miles away?
She heard from you daily when she was
perhaps just around the comer from you.
By the use of the Bell Long Distance
Lines, distance is wiped out and a conver
sation today may be carried on easily and
naturally over thousands of miles of wire.
If you have not already talked, try it
today.
The Southwestern Telegraph
and Telephone Company
STOVES
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