THE HOME NEWS
Judge Driver for Congress
The people of the first con
gressional district of Arkansas
are called upon to select a
successor to Congressman Car
away who is a candidate for
the Senate.
Politics is becoming, happi
ly for the people, a business
proposition, and the matter of
.selecting public officials is
now being as carefully entered
into as would be the selecting
of the officers of a bank or of
any other business enterprise.
The voters of this district
should carefully consider the
qualifications, the character
and the past record of the
several gentlemen asking for
this nomination, then lay aside
all personal likes and dislikes
and vote for the man who can
best represent the district as a
whole. |
If this acid tost is applied,
and it should be applied if we
expect to have a truly demo
cratic, government of, by and
for the people, Judge W. J.
Driver will be the nominee
for congress from this district.
In making this statement we
have no desire to in any way
reflect on any other candidate
but merely state a fact that is
readily apparent to every
thinking man. I
Judge Driver was born in
this county forty-seven years
ago and has lived here 'con 1
tinuously. He is connected
with the leading families of
this section and of the state.
He has filled many positions of
trust with honor to himself and
to the community.. j
In 1911 he received the
unanimous indorsement of
the members of the bar and
was appointed ot fill a vacancy
in the office of circuit judge in
this judicial district. It was
while serving in this office
that his opportunity came to
prove his worth as a public
servant. He discharged his
duties at all times with dig
nity and with fairness. At
times it became necessary for ;
him to turn a deaf ear to the
pleas of friends, often men of
wealth and influence, in order
to insure good juries that i
would fairly and impartially
try the cases brought before
them. He retired from this
office voluntarily some two
years ago after having won
the respect and confidence of 1
every one with whom he came ■
in contact. I
Judge Driver is one of the
best lawyers in the state, well
educated, a deep thinker, a
nolished gentleman and an
orator with a reputation that
is more than state wide. He
is well able to hold his own!
with any man who ever served
in congress from this or any i
other state and is as fearless :
as he is able.He is asking for
rhe sunport of the voters sole- '
Iv on his merits a-d courts the
closest scrutiny of his record,
pubic and private. •1
Most encouraging reports
are reaching Judge Driver <
from everv part of the distr'et.
If he is elected, and he will bo
elected, the first district of
I Arkansas will have every rea
son to be proud of its repres
! entative in Congress—The
Osceola Times. Adv.
E. W. CHANEY FOR
REPRESENTATIVE.
The attention of the voters
of Woodruff County is called i
11 o the authorized annunce
ment in The Home News of.
Mr. E. W. Chaney of Mc
Crory who is a candidate for
the office of representative,1
subject to the action of the
Democratic primary, August
.10. I
Mr. Chaney is well and fav
orably known to the voters of
Woodruff county having been
identified with the education
al and farming interests for
many years. He also made
an enviable race two years ago
for this important office and
many voters in every town
ship know him personally.
There is not, in our opinion,
a man in Woodruff County
who could more effiiently rep
resent the people of this sec-|
lion of the state and we know
vhat he would be second to
none in securing such legisla
tion as the people of this
county would desire in a local
way. i
The subject of this sketch
is a man of honest convictions
and when he says that he will
or will not do a thing he can
be depended upon. We know
he will make good every
promise to his people and ask
that you carefully consider
his claims before casting your
ballot. i
To Stop Coughing, 1
Sneezing and Wheezing.
Now comes the time of hay
fever and asthma and many
persons are coughing, sneezing
*nd wheezing. Take Foley’s j
Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds, hay fever, asthma and
croup. It heals and soothes
that raw, rasping feeling in !
the throat, clears the passages,1
makes breathing easier. For
sale at the Red Cross Drug
Store. Adv. |
We have been authorized
to announce Mr. H. C. Argo of
Cotton Plant as a candidate
for representative. Further |
mention of his candidacy will
be made next week.
Mr. G. W. Barber, candi-!
date for county and probate
judge made a political visit to
Cotton Plant this week.
Silver Chain Guaranteed,
Remedies. Satisfaction q r
money back. Red Cross Drug
Store.. Adv.ltp.
Don’t Blame the
Weahter too Much.
If you feel lazy, languid,
seem dull, stupid, lack
strength and ambition, do
not blame it on the weather,
ihe hot sun will not oppress
you so much if the bowels are
regular. Foley _ Cathartic
Tablets banish biliousness, in
"'Tgestion and constipation;
cleanse the bowels, sweeten
•be stomach and invigorate
♦V liver. For sale at the
Red Cross Drug Store. Adv.
PEACHES FOR SALE
We have about 1,000 bush
els of fine Elberta Peaches
which we will place on sale
commencing Monday, July 26.
Price $3.00 a bushel at our
orchard near Jelks. R. W.
STOKER & SON. Adv.lt.
WARNING ORDER
In the Woodruff Chancery
Court for the Northern Dis
trict August Term 1920.
Sarah Garner Gipson, Plaintiff
vs
William Gipson, Defendant
The defendant, William
Gipson, is warned to appear
in this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of
the plaintiff, Sarah Garner
Gipson.
Witness my hand and seal
this 22nd. day of June, 1920.
GEO. HARALSON,
Chancery Clerk.
Dated: June 22nd. 1920.
H. M. WOODS, Attv.
Adv.6-25-4t.
For shoo repairing, come to
the Arnof hotel building, i
Bring them to me and save |
money. L. MITCHELL. Adv.p |
Misses Nora Raney and ■
Pearl Pegg of Memphis, ar
rived Sunday and have been
the guests of Mrs. E. B.
Wood this week. They will re
turn home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris
have returned from a motor
visit to relatives in Jackson,
Tenn.
Mr. J. E. Comer returned I
home last Friday from a trip ,I
to Missouri.
NEW JEWEL THEATRE
High Class Mot
Pictu:
ion
res.
w. w. RANEY. Prop
WALTER W. RANEY
Phone 40
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McCRORY.i ARK.