Will There Be Enough to Go Around?
Hundreds of hungry war sufferers making way for the arrival of truck hearing food. Demand is always
geater than supply in the starvation districts of Western Asia,—the region which was bied and starved by Tuik
ish-German warfare above all other regions of the earth.
The campaign to raise funds for these war sufferers will be launched in the Southwest February 3 and con
tinue for one week. >
Americans Are Feeding These Children
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A relief station in the Holy Land where Armenian and Syrian war orphans are being fed and clothed Im
mediately after the Turks left Jerusalem, American relief workers took twenty-five homeless children in charge,
gave them old-fashioned Saturday night baths, clean clothes, and something to eat. Many of them were
wearing the same clothes they had on when driven from their homes two years before.
The week of February 3-10 has been set for the time when the Southwest will raise its share of the 130 000 000
which has been asked of the American people for relief of the terrible war sufferings in the Near East
There is a picture show at
The New Jewel Theatre every
night except Wednesday. The
building is electrically lighted
and well heated and the very
latest pictures are shown.
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Registered duroc jersey pigs
defender breed, one gilt four
boars, also three bred gilts to
farrow March 29. The dame
of these pigs farrowed Octo
ber 9 and has raised the pigs
and will farrow again Janu
ary 30. Place your order at
once as the first who come will
get the pick. Dilliard Stock
Farm. 1-24-tf.
NOTICE TO WOODMEN
Having been elected cle^k
of Gum Woods Camp, No. 108
of McCrory, I have accepted
same and as the compensation
is small for the work required
I shall expect and demand that
all members who pay monthly
hand or send me ther dues be
fore the first of each month.
! It is your duty and not mine to
j look after this matter and I
! shall expect all to act accord
ngly.
Fraternally,
D. M. HUFF. Clerk.
Wanted—To buy your Lib
erty Bonds—See G. W. Bar
ber. adv 12-20 tf
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Messrs. A. J. Pulley and F.
J. Henderson attended the
meeting held at Helena on
the 23rd in the interest of the
Cemetery movment.
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One registered, big type
big bone long bodied Politic
Poland China boar pig for
sale. You will win if the last
word is from Walnut Land
Stock Farm, W. M. Comer &
Son, Props. adv. l-104t
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If you have a soldier friend
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LUMBER CHEAP
Gum, Oak and Cypress Lum
ber, all Dimensions, per One
Thousand feet, From $10.00
up.
BY THE WAGON LOAD OR
CARLOAD
PLUMMER ADAMS CO.
MORTON, ARK.
For sale: Fifteen single
comb white leghorn pullets.
The kind that lay in a way
that will pay $1.50 each. We
have some of same that layed
at five months. Eggs from
these $1.50 for 15. Dilliard
Stock Farm. l-24tf
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Says It Best In World.
There is one remedy that
those who know depend upon
for relief from coughs that
“hang on” after the grip.
Foley’s Honey and Tar clears
the passages, soothes raw, in
flamed membranes and ban
ishes irritation and tickling in
1 the throat. A. H. McDaniel
Box 51, Lindside, W. va.,
| writes: “I am glad to tell you
that Foley’s Honey and Tar is
the best medicine in this olo
world. I have had a severe
cough and before I used hai
a bottle I was better.” he(l
Cross Drug Store. a(lv’
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