MARCH 21,
Special Blue Ribbon Feature
J. Stuart Blackton
and
Albert E. Smith
Present
ALICE JOYCE
and
HARRY MOREY
With
AN ALL STAR CAST
WITHIN THE LAW
At The
JEWEL THEATRE
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EARLE L. KITTRELL
Graduate Veterinarian
(Deputy State Veterinarian)
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Augusta, Arkansas
Office Phone 16 :: Home Phone 40
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that there is not a person in this county who would 5
sell his good health for
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Thousands of people in nearly every city, town and
village in all America will tell you
THAT YOU CAN’T
make a mistake if you are looking for relief from suf- f
fering, if you *
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TAKE TANLAC
Countless thousands of people who have suffered just ^
like you do
WITHOUT BEING
able to find any relief, tell in the papers every day \
how they have taken Tanlac and have been
HELPED BY IT
If it has restored others who had the same trouble you
have, why not try it yourself?
I SELL TANLAC
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
PORTER BEST, PROPRIETOR
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SMOKEY ROAD NEWS
Hester Chandler and John
Meriditts and M isses Sal lie and
Bertha Chandler were visitors
in this section Sunday.
We are glad to state that
this part of the country is im
proving fast, the corncribs are
being straightened up and the
fences are being patched and
some of the houses are being
remodeled.
We are sorry that the meas
les in this section are not im
proving very fast.
Mrs. Frances Key spent the
day with Mrs. Nora Holt Wed
nesday.
Mr. Delton Davis has start
ed to farm in this section, he
has three teams breaking his
ground.
Mr. Rue Wise is at home this
week on furlough. He will
leave soon for the hospital in
Iowa where he will receive
treatment. We are sorry that
he came back from France
with one limb off.
Miss Blanche Pulley was the
guest of Miss Gladys Loftie
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holt
and children spent Sunday the
guests of Lee Porter and fam
ily.
F. Lewis spent the first of
the week in Hot Springs where
he went to take the baths.
Miss Harriett Hasty of Par
agould, was the pleasant guest
of Mrs. H. E. Fuess the first
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Raney
are in Hot Springs this week
where Mr. Raney is taking the
Hot Springs treatment for
rheumatism.
This week, Mr. Bronte, the
road overseer of this district,
took pity upon our town and
with the aid of old Beck and
a road grader, hied himself to
the city of McCrory and began
what we hope will develop in
to a county-wide movement,
that is, improving the roads
and streets. It is true that we
have only to get outside of the
corporation limits and the road
is impassible. Then too, in
several streets in town one of
which was in the business sec
tion, there was a hole that
would give a 1000 pound pair
of mules all they could do to
go through to say nothing of
an automobile. For a while the
road to Jelks was so bad that
the traveling public had to
either walk or wait at Jelks
for a slow train before they
could get here.
The merchants and business
men of the town should take
the road matter into their own
hands and see that we could
have a highway upon which
we could travel at least in an
empty wagon.
Proulx’s Lunch Room will be
dosed from Saturday nigh
March 15, to March 27, to
open up for the summer sea
son with cold drinks and coin
lunchs. Itp.
Mrs. Pete Boggenshultz, nee
Miss Osie Wiley of Craig, Coin
is the guest of her niece, MJ
W. M. Comer and other rela
tives and friends this mon
and next.
Mrs. H. E. Fuess of Little
Rock, spent the first o1 t
week in this city where n
husband is the manager oi _
McCrory branch of The Ark
Lumber Company.