GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY’
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All members and friends of 1
the Methodist church in Mc
Crory are requested to be
present a tthe 11 o’clock hour
Sunday, May 18. This is “get
together and go to church Sun
day” in Methodism as never
before. The big drive for Cen
tenary begins on that day.
Never before has such an nu- j
dertaking been projected. The
world is callng for help, the
hour has struck and never be
fore has such an opportunity
and priviledge come to any |
people.
We must advance in this
moment of great crisis, it is
not my task or yours, it is ours
Let us give' ourselves much
to prayer that God may put
it into our hearts to do our best
Remember the day, Sunday
the 18th, make your arrange-;
ments in advance ti be present;
at the morning service, ask
your neighbor to sit in church
with you that day.
Bring all children, let no
one be absent on this, great day
Members of the church are
requested to remain at home
in the afternoon of the above
day that the committee may
be able to see youwhen they
call.
Go to church Sunday 18,
J. R. NELSON
BURS, CUTS AND SORES
Heal readily if Farris’
Healing Remedy is applied.
You make it at home and save
the difference. A good thing
to keep on hand at all times.
Get it today, you may need it
Red Cross Drug Store.
Tor two generations th®
suffering' women or Ameri
ca. oarticularly of the South
—have found relief from
"woman’s ills” through the
famous prescription of a
famous old Southern doctor
.—“STELLA VITAE.”
Women know when thev
reed a remedy for weakness
ard misery in body and
mind. Mothers know that
their young daughters, at
tie critical age, need a
harmless regulator and a
v. holesome tonic.
STELLA VITAE suppl'es
this need. Sold by your
druggist.
"I ran cheerfnllr recommend
your STELLA VITAE. Before I
t;hed it I suffered with pained
peril’s, spvere backache and
r:iins across my abdomen. I de
cided to try your STELLA
VITAE, and now all the pains and
aches have disappeared, and I no
longer fear my monthlv periods.
—Mrs Dora Eidson, Ark.
Th ^cherT/edicine Co.
Chattanooga, Tenn., U.S. A*
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MONDAY NIGHT SHOW
Beginning on Monday night
May 26, there will be a picture
show which will make our pro
gram to four in place of three.
Special six, seven, and eight
reel featureshave been secured
for the Monday night show.
The price of admission is the
same as the other night shows,
which includes the wartax
makes a total of 25 cents.
Mr. F. M. Fissinger of St.
Louis has sold these pictures
on a money back guarantee
which tates that if the people
do not like the show he will
cancel the contract on a days
notice and it will not cost the
exhibitor a cent. Ithink that
a man who is willing to make
a contract after that fashion
surely knows what he is selling
and I am sure the public will
be greatly pleased with this
new program. Watch the bill
board and see what the first
program will be. Dont forget
that on each Thursday night
we have the Blue Ribbon feat
ures. Next Thursday, May 22,
the play will be “The Girl in
His House” which has just
started in the St. Louis Post
Dispatch. The story goes that
the leading man, Earl Williams
returned from his trip abroad
to find his own home inhabi
tated by a beautiful girl, so
strange had been the happen
ings since he left never doubt
ed that it was her home. It
was love at first sight, he
would not wound her pr.de
by telling her the blunt truth
that she had come into pos
session of his home through
the third party’s villiany, of
which she had no knowledge
And later, when he had to
burgalrize his own home for
possesions that were indespen
sibleto him when he sowed
seeds of suspision in the wo
mans heart that beat for him
then— but see for your self
the unexpected ending of this
most beautiful of modern love
stories. Dont forget the date
Thursday, May 22.
A Mistake Made By Many
Dont wait for rheumatism
to indicate diseased kidneys.
When you suffer pains and
ahces by day and sle6p dis
by night, feel tired nervous
and run down, the kidneys
tored to healthy strong and
regular action. It is a mistake
to postpone treatment. Foley
Kidney Pills put the kidneys
in sound healthy condition
and keep them active and
strong. Begin taking today
Good results follow the first
closer—REd Cross Drug Store
VETERINARY REMEDIES
B. A. Thomas’ andFarris’
line stand at the head of the
medecine. You do not pay
medecine prices, for the sim
ple feed you have on the farm.
Why not try remedies of
known merit. Preparations
| that have stood the test of
itime and each suceeding year
! finds hem growing in favor
with the American farmer,
i Red Cross Drug Store.
The Ford Motor Company have instructed
us to sell the genuine Ford Parts to any and
every reliable garage who will pledge their use
in the repair of Ford Cars. The genuine Ford
Parts are absolutely necessary to the owner of
Ford cars that he may get full service from his
car. We carry them and so, we hope, in a
short time will every reliable garage. We so
licit your sevice business because we have the
Ford Methods, the Ford Parts, the Ford Me
chanics and the Ford Prices. Incidentally
would be glad to get your order for one or
more Ford cars.
RIGGS BROS., McCRORY. ARK.
TEACHERS TO BRINKLEY!
Notice is hereby given thatj
the County Teachers Institute '
will be held at Brinkley be-,
ginning June 15 up to the and i
including the 21. This Insti |
tute will be consolidated and |
four counties will be repre-1
sented. The counties are
Philips, Monroe, Prairie and
Woodruff. All the teachers
of Woodruff County are re
quired to be present and in at
tendence at this institute.
W. N. WILKES
County Supt.
Dr. R. L. Fraser and son,
R-Lee, spent Sunday in the
City of Roses.
Alex Meyers was the guest
of homefolks in Memphis a
few days the first of the week.
Mrs. Cora Johnson went to
Cotton Plant last week where
she was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Angelo.
Mr. H. E. Woods, manager
of Mayo& Robinson’s Whole
sale Grocery at Jelks, returned
Sunday from New Orleans
where he attended a meeting
of the Southern Wholesale
Grocers Assocation.
YOUR BABY CHICKS
Are begining to hustle for
themselves. They will need
a remedy to make bone and
muscle. B. A. Thonjas’ Poul
grow and thrive. Makes them
healthy, thereby reaching the
frying stage in the shortest
time. Try it today.—Red
Cross Drug Store.
PAY DAY
The United States will have.
another great pay day on May
15, when 78 million dollars
in liberty bond interest will
be paid to the American Peo
ple. If every bond holder clips
his interest coupons and ex
changes them for May War
Saving Stamps at any Post Of
fice or Bank, this will grow to
93 million dollars oon January
1, 1924. Get your share! Ev
ery $4. 16 in War Saving
Stamps will grow to $5. 00.
Keep your Dollars growing.
L. A. WILSON
Government Director
Eighth Federal Reserve
District.
C. B. Cook, Jr., of Little
Rock, spent Sunday the guests
of friends and relatives.
H. D. Angus was a guest of
friends in Judsonia Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Vivian Hare of near
Wynne, was the guest of riends
here Sunday.
Mrs. Myra Jeffries paid her
brother, Dr. C, P. Harris ot
Memphis, a visit the first ot
the week.
Sgt. Pete James of Fort
Thomas, Ky.,arrived home
with a smile on his face about
a yard long for he had just
recieved his honorable dischar
ge from the service. We are
glad to see him as well as an
the rest of the boys who have
served in the army or navy
and we hope that in the nea
future all of the Woodrul
county boys will be horn
again.