Quality Fountain Drinks.
You can get them at Howell’s.
B. Fakes returned Monday,
from a few days visit at Judsonia. ;
Don’t miss seeing the court beau
ties at the school house March, 26.
Mrs. J. F. Morgan left Wednes
day for a few weeks visit in Fulton j
Mo. j
Mrs. S. A. Nolen visited at
^Vynne Saturday, returning Tues
day. !
Go to H. T. Raney’s for panel i
doors, windows, screen doers, glass
and putty. j
Mr. W. H. Mott of Wynne, was
the guest of his son, M. E. Mott
Saturday and Sunday.
Howell’s Bitter Tonic for mala
ria and lagrippe.
You can get it at Howell’s.
Foil Sale : Buff Cochin eggs, s
Price $1.00 per. setting of 14. Ap- s
ply to Mrs. H. D. Swayze.
Don’t miss seeing King and *
Queen Diamond on the 26th of fj
March, at the school house.
Wanted • To exchange Cauna Jjj
bulbs of the yellow variety for S
same in red. Apply at this office. I
Mrs. Minnie Lumpkin and lit- J
tie daughter of Searcy, are guests' s
of Mr. W. O. Scales and family.
Don’t miss seeing the “Isle of f
Jewels,” an Operetta that will i
please both old and young, on the |
26th of March.
Miss Beulah Ard of Newport and jj?
Mrs. Collier of Tupelo, were £
guests of Mrs. Daniels Saturday ^
and Sunday. £
If you want a real hearty laugh, |
come to the school auditorium on $
March 26 and hear “A court-ship Hj
under difficulties.” jj
Jesse Johnson, (col.) was ar- |ij
rained before Esq. R. A. Jones, £
chaiged with the crime of rape up- |
on au eight year old negro girl, £
-Brown, at the home of Steve E
Brittany (col.) north of McCrory. 3
Rapist, girl and girl’s six year old E
brother were the only ones present E
when the crime was committed, c
Deputy sheriff J. E. Holliman car- 3
ried the prisoner to Augusta where E
he was bound over to await the 2
action of the grand jury. Steve I
Brittany carried the girl to Angus- S
ta last Thursday, where an exam- 2
ination was made. The examining E
physicians stating that the act had E
been accomplished. i
FIRST TRAIN GOES THROUGH ^
Special to the News.
Cotton Plant, March 1.—The
“North Arkansas” ran it’s first !
train from Searcy t,o Helena today. :
It attracted no little attention, near
ly all the citizens turning out to
welcome it. Regular service will
now be maintained, including Sun
day, not heretofore made.
COURT AT COTTON PLANT
Special to the ’News,
Cotton Plant, March 1.—The
Circuit Court of the southern dis- -
trict convened here this evening, j
and the town is full of people from i
over the district and visiting attor-1
ueys from various parts of the dis
trict. The docket is light and will
eonsume'ouly part of the time allot
ted for the holding of cor.rt at this £
place. Judge Hutton of Marianna t
and Prosecuting Attorney Williams
of Forrest City are in attendance.
“A most oblging little sister”
will be quite interesting. Don’t
miss it, Friday night, March, 26,
at the school auditorium.
Easy Buying, Easy Paying
Large and Complete lines in all departments of the most liberal Housefurnishing Store, coupled with Low prices
and the most Liberal terms of credit offered makes this, the McCrory Mercantile Company, the most all around satisfying
place at which to pnrchase your needed home furnishings.
STYLISH FOOTWEAR
There has never been at any
time such an Exclusive, Varied
and Magnificient array of Charm
ing footwear as the present show
ing at this store. Our Exclusive
Short Vamp Effects are quite the
Most Lovely Expositions of the
art of shoe designing. Our im
mense stock includes all the New
est styles,—the directoire short
vamp, high arch effects, English
pumps, the eclipse tie and ankle
ties,—in royal calf, black buck
skins and in the new shades of
Tope. We invite you to visit our
store and see for yourself the
scores of beautiful styles that this
season brings.
MILLINERY!
ALL THE LEADING
FASHIONS
Our Millinery Department is
now open and the most advance
styles are being shown for early
spring wear. We are receiving
daily importations of the New
est things in Millinery, and we
unhesitatingly recommend to
you this branch of our business
as being superior in every re
spect. We have secured the
services of an expert at a great
cost by ourselves, and we invite
your early inspection, feeling
that our goods will be a recom
mendation for themselves that
others cannot equal.
O'
LEST YOU FORGET!
Our Big Line of Silks—an un
limited number !j’of £New$Styles.
We have enlarged and are still
growing. In our Silk sections you
will find all the seasons extreme
novelties as^well as the staple and
ordinary silks at prices which are
very low. When it comes 4from
The Big Store, it is the correct
kind at the^correct price.
27 inch Kora Shantung—a sty
lish, Jsemi-rough'fsilk—in ^all the
New Spring Shades, a regular $1.
silk, on Special Sale at, a yard,
65c. New Styles in French Fou
lards—an exceedingly [dainty fab
ric, sells regularly for$1.25: Spe
cially priced at, a yard, 85c.
MYSTERIOUS MARGUERITE!
And Her Hypnotic Comedy Company at the
School Auditorium, Saturday Night, March, 13, 1909.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OF THE RECEIPTS WILL BE GIVEN TO THE SCHOOL.
Everyone should avail themselves of this opportunity to see the powers of suggestion demonstrated by one of the best hypnotists in the world.
MYSTERIOUS MARGUERITE is a natural hypnotist and a graduate of the School of Naucy, France, and has also studied the science in India.
This show is more fuu than a circus and if you don’t want to laugh, stay at home. Watch the Howell Drug Company’s show wiudow in which there will be a man hypnotis
ed Vw MYSTFRlOlT^ MARGUERITE Friday, March, 12. He will be awakened on the stage at the school house at 8:15 p. m., Saturday night, March, 13, making a sleep of 31 hours.
y We to give von vo’ur money’s worth in fun. Don’t keep the children away from the show. Two hours’performance each night. Admission: 35 cents; children
„nder! 25 cents. TWO NIGHTS ONLY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, MARCH, 13 and 15. Don’t fail to see it. ,
12 years and
ITS THE
BEST OF ITS
KIND THAT
EVER CAME
TO THIS
CITY. SEE IT.
IT’S WORTH
TWICE THE
PRICE.