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THE HOME 'NEWS
Published every Friday at McCrory, Ark.
WALTER W. RANEY, Ed. and Pub
Subscription $4.00 per Year ii Advance.
Entered hs second-cl&ss mat
ter August 26, 1915, at the post
office at McCrory, Ark., under
the Act of March 3, 1879.
Friday, January 7, 1916.
The New Ye&r 1916
The year 1915 just closed has
proven one of the most prosper
ous that some of our merchants
have ever witnessed as will be
noted by their cards of apprecia
tion and thanks in this issue of
The Home News. Their busi
ness has exceeded their most
sanguine expectations and they
a
take this method of extending to
one and all their sincere thanks
in appreciation of your liberal
patronage during 1915 and re
spectfully solicit a large portion 1
of your trade during this, the
New Year.
We hope that during the corn
ing months, our readers will
give all of their trade to our
home merchants and the best
portion of the same to those who
prefer to use the columns of this
paper to solicit your patronage.
The Home News is indeed
thankful to all who have so liber
ally given their support toward
maintaining a home paper and
to advertisers and subscribers
each and everyone we extend to
you our very best wishes for
1916. May it bring to you good
health, happiness and prosperity.
We are in receipt of Volume 1,
Number 10, of The Phillips-Mon
roe Herald, a bright six page,
six colum newspaper published
at Marvell by Messrs Walquist &
Hansbrough. Their columns are
liberally used by the merchants
of Marvell and Holly, Grove and
we predict for the Herald success
in its every untertaking. The
above gentlemen are experienced
and competent newspapermen
and with tjieir knowledge of the
work,-the above towns are to be
congratulated upon having se
cured the breezy paper which
they now have with these gentle
men at the helm. May the
Herald live long and prosper.
1911 - 1916
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We desire to thank the public for their Generous
Patronage and Confidence entrusted in us for the
year just closed. It is our constant endeavor to
please and satisfy our patrons all the time.
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McCRORY DRUG CO.
RELIABLE DRUGS. PHONE NO. 42
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 otton
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.)
To Our Customers,
Friends and
Competitors
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We want to express our appreciation and thank
our Customers and Friends for their Liberal Patron
age and to our Competitors for all courtesies during
the ^eaf 1915 and
We Extend to All
Our Very Best Wishes
for the New Year
We solicit Your trade for 1916 and hope to
merit the same by giving you at all times the very
best merchandise at the lowest possible price.
Truly Yours,
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Thompson - Hailey
Company
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H. D. SWAYZE
FEED, LUMBER & COAL
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Shingles, Doors, Windows, Rubber ^
Roofing, Paints, Brick, Lime , g
Corn, Oats, Chops, Hulls and Meal.