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20. 1915, at the post
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announcements
The Home News is author
zed to announce the following
entlemen as candidates for
jje office under which their
ames appear, subject to the
dion of the Democratic party
or Congress:
E. E. ALEXANDER
W. J. DRIVER
H. B. THORN
or Sheriff.
W. N. WILKES.
WALTER JIMERSON
R. H. “EOB” SMITH, Jr.
o’ County Cle^k
ROY MITCHELL.
ir County Judge :
E. M. CARL-LEE
NELLIE ESTHER HAMER
Nellie Esther Hamer was
>m Sept. 26, 1903, died May,
1,1920, at 11:40 a. m., age
) years, seven months and
l clays.
She is survived by her
other, Mrs. Fannie Hamer
[iley, and two sisters, Misses
Mma and Louise Hamer.
e was given infant baptism
[Rev. A. C. Cloyes at Fakes
papel and joined the Gard
fr Memorail Methodist
lurch in North Little Rock in
IS- Funeral services will
| held at the Methodist
pch tomorrow, Saturday, at
F by Rev. Guy Murphy,
For and the remains will be
I to rest in the Fakes Cem
r?* The deceased was a
had a host of
pas an(i wag universaiiy
| by all who knew her.
night in “Daddy Long
L'n Manager Raney was
ate m securing a new
in in nau never
a, machine until the
SCHOOL ELECTION
Following is the vo*e as
cast in the anni.&l school elec
tion held for McCrory Special
School District last Saturday:
For 12 mill tax . ....58
Against school tax.1
For director for one year
to fill the unexpired term of
J. W. Neely, resigned:
J. P. Taylor .39
T.* J. Fakes.1 4
J. F. Morgan . 11
H. Rojbinson .11
For two directors to serve
three years each:
W. O. Scales.39
G. G. McCrory .33
J. M. Candlish .28
R. L. Fraser .27
W. T. McCain .15
H. Arnof .4
W. P. Musgrove .:.3
W. N. Dunehew .2
The last three names were
not printed on the ballots.
For five members of County
Board of Education:
G. G. McCrory .74
J. F. Dyson .74
R. N. Smith .73
R. M. Hutchins.72
W. J. Penrose .72
Dr. J. W. Morris .1
The last name was not print
ed on the ballots.
ESTRAY! $25. REWARD
For any information leading
to the recovery of one black
mare mule, four years old,
branded with a figure “4” on
left shoulder, weight about
800 pounds and about 14^2
hands high.
; Also one bay mare mule,
branded with a figure “4” on
left shoulder and hip, about
151/2 hands high. Call or
write, MINOR O’NEAL, Au
gusta, Ark. Adv. 5-21-2tc.
Mrs. Clarence Daugherty,
and little daughter, Evelyn, of
Kennett, Mo., who have been
here the past two weeks at
tending the bedside of her
sister, Mrs. F. P. Drewery
during her last illness and
death, returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. S. E. Fountain and chil
dren spent this week with
homefolk in Cherry Valley.
Mrs. T. R. Craig and Miss
Newell Drewery of Ripley,
Miss., were here last week
visiting their brother, Mr. F.
P. Drewery and wife.
Miss Ora Lee Hunnicutt,
popular bookkeeper for Mayo
& Robinson, at Jelks; is spend
the week-end witbr friends and
relatives in Little Rock.
SHE FEELS FINE NOW
Your kindneys need help if
your hands or feet are swollen
and ther^ is a puffy look un
der your eyes. Mrs. L. Gib
son, 12th. and Edison St., La
Junta, Colo., writes: “My
kidneys gave me a great deal
of trouble for sometime. I
took Foley Kidney Pills and
they helped me right away.
There is such a change in me
I feel fine now.” For sale
at the Red Cross Drug Store.
Adv.
A Proper Charge for
Service Rendered
If one go.>s to Memphis to talk to a party
and finds that party is in St. Louis, little value
may be received from the trip.. However,
the Railroad Company is ENTITLED TO AND
RECEIVES FULL FARE to Memphis and re
turn.
If one places a telephone call for a party
in Memphis, the Telephone Company goes to
Memphis for you, if the party called is in St.
Louis, the Telepohne Company secuers this
information for you.
i
For the use of its facilities in rendering
this service the Telephone Company makes
only a SMMALL CHARGE known as the
‘'REPORT CHARGE” and even THIS
CHARGE IS NOT MADE unless a definite re
port is given WITHIN ONE HOUR after the
call is placed and provided no delay was an
nounced upon its acceptance. NO REPORT
CHARGES ARE MADE ON CALLS COM
PLETED ON SAME DAY THEY ARE
PLACED and there is NEVER MORE THAN
ONE REPORT CHARGE on the same call.
NO CHARGE is made FOR REPORTS that
the line is “busy,” ”out of order,” or “no
answer ”
IN NO CASE IS A REPORT CHARGE
MADE WHEN THE CONNECTION IS COM
PLETED. unless the connection is made after
midnight, following the day on which the call
is placed aod a chargeable report is given
previous to midnight.
Report Charges apply only on “Person-to
Person,” “Appointment” and “Messenger
Calls.”
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Company.
i wirggagMBaELaawaw
Gives Credit Through the Land g
“I had weak bladder, bad
kidneys and liver/’ writes
Willie Carter, Luxar, Pa. “I
could not sleep well and my
back pained me awful. I had
a dizzy feeling in the morning.
Since taking Foley Kidney
Pills I have been relieved of
all such ailments.” For sale
at the Red Cross Drug Store.
Adv.
G. W. BARBER )
NOTARY PUBLIC
INSURANCE
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