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THE ARKMO
LUMBER COMPANY
Will be glad to have you
call and make yourself at
home at their yard recent
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SWAT THE FLY
Now is the time to begin war
on flies. Swat the fly! Get
ready now to fight the death
dealing demon.
Mothers, do you realize that
the foulest thing under the sun
the filthy fly, may come in
through a tiny crack in the
screen sting your baby and in
oculate him with a death
germ?
Fight the fly now, begin
with the first one you see fly
ing about your home. One of
the greatest mistakes to make
about flies is that of treating
them as harmless until they
appear in droves. A single fly
in the spring time, a fly that
has come out of its hiding
place, ravenous for its foul
food, but as eager to get its
unclean feet in every fresh
cut loaf or slice of bread and
into every sugar bowl and dish
of meat, is capable of starting
a death march in that home.
This winter the severest
epidemic of grip swept thru
our homes. It may have left
its effluvia in a closed house.
in spite of efforts to clean and
purify and the saprogenic fly
may find the contagion in its
hiding place, drag it forth and
spread it again thru the human
system!
Kill the fly, run it down, an
nihilate it!
From a single batch of eggs
120 other winged demons may
be fully developed in from 8
to 10 days. If half of these
are females in another fort
night they may have produced
a host of 7,250. The next two
weeks and a multiplied host
may be buzzingn about your
ears, all descended % from the
first lonely fly. Swat the flv,
screen them out, save the ba
bies.
Mrs. J. R. Nelson is the guest
of friends in Wynne this week.
The baby is not a toy or a
plaything, it health, growth,
and happiness depend largely
on the mother. . Learn what
you can for the benefit of your
baby during Baby Weflare
Week.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
Walter Winston, one of the
heirs of Henry Winston, de
ceased, of Gregory, Arkansas,
who on November 1, 1911,
made homestead entry No.
07957, for Township 6n, range
4w, 5th principal meridian,!
has filed notice of intention to
make three year proof to es-j
tablish claim to the land above
described before register sftid
receiver, United States land of
fice, at Little Rock, Arkansas,!
on the 22nd day of April, 1919. j
Claimant names as witness
es: C. C. Coleman, Gregory,
Ark.; W. M. Mitchell, Greg
ory, Ark.; John Milon, Greg
ory, Ark.; Emma Page, Greg
ory, Ark.
BEN F. SPIRES, »
Register.
Suffered For Eight Years
Rheumatic pains, lame back,
sore muscles and stiff joints
most frequently can be traced
to overworked, weak or dis
ordered kidneys. Daisy Bell,
R. F. D. 3, Box 234, Savannah,
Ga., writes: “I was suffering
for eight years from pain in
jthe back and could not do any
kind of work, but since I have
taken Foley Kidney Pills, I can
do all of my work.” Foley Kid
ney Pills have given relief to
thousands who suffered from
kidney and bladder trouble.
Try them. Red Cross Drug
Store McCrory, Ark. Adv.
Carl Patton of Little Rock,
was the guest of friends in this
city Su.nday.
COUNTY AGENTS LETTER
“I feel that there is no
essity for drafting a Ion* aw.C'
de on the “Importance of Ch i
work” for its value to
1 arming section of the coin
try has been demonstrated to
often to require further proof
However, the necessity fo:
that branch of work is felt a"
keenly today as ever before'
and I believe that it is the dutv
of every parent to allow their
children the privilege to take
up the work and see what they
can do with an acre of corn
a pig or a pen of chickens ’
“I regret very much that I
have been unable to visit each
and every community of the
county, but the incessant rains
have put the roads in such a
condition that for the greater
part of the time I could not get
over them with a car. I hope
that I may have the co-opera
tion of the teachers and par
ents in enrolling a large num
ber of boys and girls in every
community in the club work
for this year. I will be glad
to receive applications for the
membership in the club from
any boy or girl in the county,
so if you have not already sent
in your application, do so at
once and we will visit you as
soon as the roads will permit.
I will be glad to answer any in
quiries that you may make
relative to the work of the
farm or the home.
May we hope to receive your
co-operation this year?
Yours very truly,
Mrs. Margaret Williamson,
Home Dem. Agt.
Carl E. Webb, County Agt.
BABY WELFARE WEEK
One of the developments of
the profound and growing in
terest in the welfare of babies
during the past few ears is the
Baby Welfare Week. The pur
pose is two-fold, just to give
to the parents of a community
the opportunity of learning
more facts about the care of
babies, second to make known
to a community the impor
tance of its babies and the
need of permanen work for
their welfare. hTese purpos
es are carried out in various
ways, viz., by newspaper ana
advertising publicity, by meet
ings and entertainments.
A baby welfare week will
be held in McCrory and sur
rounding community begin
ning April 5, and lasting until
April 12. The form for this
week will be announced later.
There will be two elaborate
programs as this will demand
considerable expense and la
bor. The community is anxi
ous nevertheless to bring the
subject of babies to the atten
tion of the public to an exten
that will bring substantial re
sults.
Miss Elizabeth and Maste
Paul Bronte are the Sues^s,A
friends in Pine Blufl th
week.
Messrs. L. J. Dilliard and Ed
Jeffries were visitors in ti
Spring the firt of the week.
Harry Fuess, manager of t ®
Arkmo Lumber Co. of this c >
was a business visitor in bit
Rock the firt of the week.
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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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