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McCRORY DRUG CO.
JEFFRIES & MORRIS,Props.
“Everything in Drugs”
PHONE 42
DR. R. L. FRASER
General Practicicner
Will answer calls day or
night. Phones: Office No. 8
Residence No. 32.
DR. C. P. HARRIS
DENTIST
/
McCRORY, ARK.
Office Hours: 8-5
WALTER W. RANEY
Phone 40
UNDERTAKER AND
LICENSED EMBALMER
McCrory, Arkansas
Calls Answered Day or
Night.
NEW JEWEL THEATRE
High Class Motion
Pictures.
W. W. RANEY, Prop
NO FURTHER REDUCTION.
Detroit, January 1, 1921.
Riggs Brothers,
McCrory, Ark.
Gentlemen:—
Several inquiries have re
cently come to us concerning
the liklihood of another re
duction in the price of our
cars, and as these inquiries no
doubt from prospective pur
chasers, we want to state
again with greater emphasis
that Ford cars already being
sold at a figure actually below
cost and for an indefinate
period another reduction or
change in design is entirely
ont of the question and not at
all contemplated.
We believe the public will
be fair enough to fully appre
ciate the frankness of the
above wrhen they consider the
extent of our recent price cut
which was in fact the equiva
lent of several reductions in
one, in our desire to contribute
toward satisfying their de
mands for lower living costs
notwithstanding our sacrifice
in marketing our cars at a loss I
until we are able to material-!
ly reduce present costs
through lower material prices
and greater manufacturing
efficiency. While we have of
co'urse made some progress ini
bringing down operating
costs, we still have a along way
to go before any thought can
be given to further reductions
in present car prices, so we
have no hesitancy in making;
these open statements to ac
quaint you with the true situar
tion.
You can therefore giv,e
assurance to prospective pur
chasers of Ford cars that now
is their real opportunity to
buy below cost and obtain de
livery. Everyone /is familiar |
with the heavy demand for
Ford cars in the Spring and
this year will be no exception,
as in spite of conditions, busi
ness is already rapidly ac-j
cumulating, so that many who
desire Ford cars will be
obliged to wait perhaps until
mid-summer for delivery caus
ing considerable inconven
ience and possibly financial
loss, particularly to com
mercial customers.
We expect you to protect
the interests of prospective
buyers in your community by
placing these facts before
them.
Yours very truly,
FORD MOTOR COMPANY.
W. A. RYAN, Manager of
sales.
Misses Freida Williams and
Mary Simonds spent Thurs
day in Memphis.
Miss Gretchen Tarpley re
turned today, Friday, from
Harrisburg where she resigned
iher position as teacher in
the High School. She was
|accompanied .home by her
jsister, Mrs. S. T. Mayo.
Hon. E. W. Chaney, who
will represent Woodruff
County in the lower house of
it he Arkansas legislature which
Jmll convene next Monday,
[13ft for Little Rock Sunday to
ake part in the organization
fcf that body.
IT IS TRUE •
That the price of lumber has
declined and now is the time
to build and make repairs.
Ours are the lowest possible
prices.
The Arkmo Lumber Co
E. T. WISNER, Manager, McCrory, Arkansas.
Mr. Will Duffel .has opened
a barber shop in the Hargis
building.
Mr. G. G. McCrory, man
ager of the Planters Merc. Co.,
spent Thursday in Memphis*
on business.
Your shoes repaired, prompt
service, good work, prices
right. L. MITCHELL, Arnof
hotel, McCrory, Ark. Advltp.
The Rev. James Gordon
Harris of Jonesboro, preached
at the Baptist Church here
Sunday morning and night.
Mr. Albert „ Johnston re*
turned last week from a two
weeks’ visit to Mr. Ayne Cros
sett, and family, at Healdton,
Okla.
Ex-County Clerk Waite.
Jimerson of Augusta has ac
cepted a position as local man
ager at Augusta of the Mag
nolia Petroleum Co.
Messrs Porter Best an
Dane Angus, two popul;
young business men of o
town were in Augusta Wedrn
day, on business.
!
| Mrs. Jas. Johnston of Cottc
Plant spent Saturday and Su
day here, the guest of her s
ters, Mesdames H. P. Rig
Jr., and tf. E. Lewis.
Mrs. Nina Browning »
Ashville, Nv C., arrived toda
Friday, for a visit to h<
daughter, Mrs. L. W. Sturd
vant.
Messrs N. J. Hays, W. E
Gray and H. G. Crotzer o
Grays, three of Woodrul
County’s leading citizens wer
in McCrory on business Tues
day.
| Mrs. Sam Bunch of this cit;
and Mrs. Tim Shultz of Brin]
ley, returned Saturday fro
Cardwell, Mo., where th(
visited their sister, Mrs. J. I
Seaborn.
Mr. Romie Crossett retur
ed Thursday from a ten da
visit to Atwood, Tenn., whe
he was the guest of his cousii
Misses Katie and Haffo
Crossett.
Mrs. J. F. Morgan and lit
grandson, T. J. Fakes, Jr.,
Little Rock, arrived yesterd,
iThusrday, to spend a f
days here with friends a
^relatives.
! Mrs. - Cheshire and
(laughter, Miss Thelma, of
i otton Plant, and Mrs. Cor
elia Cook, of Memphis, are
Quests of Mrs. W. B. Fakes
£ lis week.
The DeView string band
consisting of Messrs Norman
l ;ark, Granville Wilson and
3 aul Elam, violin, and Ned
McMurtry, guitar, furnished
music for the program at the
Jewel Theatre Thursday
3 ight.
I Mr. H. L. %Ball, has pur
chased an interest in the Pen
l.y Store. His experience as
salesman for Thompson & Son
and other stores will make his
'"•‘■erests in the