Alive stock
Company
has been formed
at Newark com
posed of Dan
Moore, E. R.
Moore, W.L. Hal!
I and T. D. Lindsey.
I We want to Buy Some Good Mules
and are in position to sell you a
team for cash or note with good
security.
MOORE BROS- LIVE STOCK CO.
X HALL & LINDSEY. Managers
MARKETING MAN IS
COMING NEXT WEEK
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bankers, merchants, lawyers,
and by many other classes of
men who are interested in the
betterment of the condition of
the farmer. The Government
is lending the associations that
are already organized, money
to be advanced on the cotton
and many farmers and busi
ness men have given their time
and money to help with the
organization. If men who are
not directly interested give
time and money to help get the!
association on its feet don’t
you think that it would be|
time well spent if you would
make some effort to at least
have it explained to you? No
man can be blamed for not
signing the contract after it
has been explained to him if
he does not like it, but with
the amount of publicity it has
received and the meetings
that have been held, and will
be held, in your own commun
ity there will be no excuse if
you do not understand just
what this association is and
how it will work.
As staed above we will go
over the county and hold
meetings in nearly every com
munity. We urge you to come
to the meeting that will be
held in your community as it
will be the last time that we
will be able to get over the
county for as you know this is
one of the largest counties in
the state and it takes time to
get into every township. With
the short time that we have
left between now and first of
the year it will be almost im
possible to get into a com
munity more than one time.
J. B. DANIELS,
County Agent.
LADIES ENTERTAIN
Methodist Ladies Social at Roy
al Theatre Greatly Enjoyed
The social given by the
Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church at the Roy-*
al Theatre last evening was a
decided success, being greatly
enjoyed by an immesse crowd.
A splendid program was
rendered by the ladies assisted
by the Glee Club quartette of
the high school. Little Robert
William Ratton four-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rat
ton sang “Let the Rest of the
World Go By’” and easily de
serves the honors of the ev
ening for his splendid rendi
tion. Refreshments were serv
ed by the young ladies after
.the program was rendered,
and a good time was enjoyed
by all.
A. M. Casey of Batesville
spent Wednesday in totwn on
Lusiness.
A M. MARTIN DEAD
Former Newark Man Dies at
Little Rock
A. M. Martin, aged 63, an
instructor at the Arkansas
Deaf-Mute Institute, died at
Little Rock Wednesday after
noon, where he was employed,
He was born in April, 1358,
at Sulphur Rock and entered
the institute as a pupil in its
t’irst class in 1868. He was
made a teacher and has been
an instructor at the school foi
30 years. At the time of his
death he was principal of tin
negro section of the institute
He is survived by his wiL
and three sons, one in Okla
homa, one in Colorado and one
in St. Louis.
Mr. Martin resided in New
ark for a short time a numbei
of years ago and puplished ;
paper here. He was a brothei
of .T. U. Martin of Sulphui
Rock.
Miss Willeen Jernigan re
turned Tuesday night from i
pleasant visit with friends a
Black Rock.
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BATESVILLE, ARK
We wish to announce that we have just added
FU RNITURE
to our big stock of Hardware and Stoves, and you will
find here a well chosen, right priced, line of BRAND
NEW DIRECT FROM-THE-FACTORY FURNITURE.
Furinture prices are way-down to bottom (many
items today are half the cost of 1920) and you will be
surprised at the unusual values we offer, for our buy
ing in car-lots and for SPOT CASH, coupled with our
low over-head cost, and the fact that we are not bur
dened by a carrying over of high priced stock, enables
us to give you more value for your money than you
will find elsewhere.
Remember us when in need of HARDWARE or
FURNITURE and we promise to always give you the
best value and prompt service, same as we have for
the past 43 years.
ROSENTHAL
HARDWARE CO
FURNITURE
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Dota, Nov. 22.—The drouth
was broken last week by a
continuous rain *vhich filled
the branches to overflowing.
This ended the water hauling
for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Pickens
visited their sons, Sidney and
Alvin and families of Bates
ville Sunday, returning home
Monday.
Willie Brown who has been
quite sick for a few days is
no better at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Nalty Wil
liamson visited the lady’s par
ents at Pfeiffer the latter part
of last week.
lb P. Churchill was looking
after business at Sulphur Rock
Wednesday.
Mrs. Katie Coleman and
sister, Ruth Pickens spent
Monday very pleasanttly vis
iting their aunt. Mrs. Sallie
Crigler of Cord.
Our school is moving along
nicely under the efficient man
agement of O. L. Baker and
Miss Laura McDoniel.
Mr. and Mrs. George For
rester are planning to leave
Tuesday for Florida where
they iwll make their future
home.
Mr. Randal of Paroquet was
looking after business ir. this
community Wednesday.
There were several pleasant
. visitors at our Sunday School
■ Sunday. Come again. We ex
tend to you a warm welcome.
Mrs. Ollie Williamson spent
Monday very pleasantly visit
ing Mrs. Edgar Cleveland of
Pleasant Hill.
11 Mayhue Walker and Miss
I Ruby Taylor both of this place
were quietly married Satur
day night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. A. Reaves.
Rev. Nieholls performing the
ceremony. Only a few inti
mate friends were present, but
they have the best wishes of
the entire community for a
long and happy married life.
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w. A. Wall, special research
geologist for the State Depart
ment of Mines Manufactures,
and Agriculture, spent a day
in this vicinity recently inspect
ing the mineral deposits in the
Sanders neighborhood. Mi.
! Wall was very favorably im
pressed with what he saw aiui
took a quantity of the ore to
Little Rock for the purpose of
making some tests.
John McCormack and Mrs.
! Gene Blandford of Batesville
will sing “Holy City” at the
I showing of “Behold The Man
I at. the Royal Tonight.
Taste is a matter of
tobacco quality
We state it as our honest belief
that the tobaccos used in Chester
field are of finer quality (and
hence of better taste) than in any
other cigarette at the price.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
Chesterfield
CIGARETTES
of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended
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ALMOST
A HUSBAND
WILL ROGERS
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The Most Human and Likeable Man in Motion Pictures
in a Human Story About Human People
He was a school teacher, lawyer, housekeep
er, washerwoman and—almost a husband
Quaint and homely Will Rogers combines
comedy, drama and pathos in a manner that
makes this one of the finest entertainment treats
of the year.
If you liked “Cupid, the Cowpuncher” you
will like this picture, as they were made by the
same star and same producer.
A (tjtfliumitt prtitrr
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Sunb and Sambo Comedy
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25
ROYAL THEATRE
|! Admission 15 mid 30 Cent*