IGH! CALOMEL MAKES
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it salivates you!
—■ 4t’s horrible!
bi lous> sluFgisl', constipated
>p.p twirt’e you need vile, dangerous cal
omel to fctart your liver and clean your
bowels.
lore's my guarantee! Ask your drug
| ^’r a :,0 cent bottle of Dodson’s
Ir Tone and take a spoonful tonight.
*t doesn’t start your liver and
den you right up better than
and without griping or making
f lck 1 "ant you to go back to the
b and get vour money. .
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1 weak anil sick and nauseated.
i J3e a day's work. T ike n spoon
inrmlese, vegetable Dodson’s Liver
"■ight and wake up feeling great,
ectlv harmless, so give it to your
any time. It can't salivo.te, so
~iF^nything afterwards.
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Gasoline
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Electrically Equipped Automobile
in fhe\VbrId
THE in the Chevrolet explodes its
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gas power in the fuel as
there are no pockets to hold burned gases that
weaken the mixture.
In this motor, the explosion occurs right over the
piston head—and all the power drives straight
against the piston. None is lost in turning a
corner from a separate explosion chamber.
The Valve-in-head motor is used by the Govern
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and reliability are demanded.
For getting about over the farm, running in to
town or over to a neighbor's, and for the pleasure
of all the family the light, strong-built Chevrolet
with this extra powerful, reliable and economical
engine, is the car of all cars.
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NEWARK
THREE NIGHTS
COMMENCING
THURSDAY
APRIL 4
Change of Program Each Night
Engagement of the Child Lyric Soprano and Elite little actress
I Together with the THREE
CAMPBELL
LYCEUM uOMEDY
PLAYER S
TWO ACTS
OF REAL VAUDEVILLE
The Campbell Players in the
Following Comedy Playettes
THURSDAY NIGHT
“HIS WIFE’S THE BOSS,”
FRIDAY NI<;HT
“TOT”
SATURDAY NIGHT
“OH.! THAT DUTCHMAN”
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With An Excellent Selection of T he Very Latest In
Moving Pictures
Admission : : : : : 15c and 25c
IN THE RUT!
The world has rolled along
in the same old groove for a
long time until she has acquir
ed a lot of bad habits.
The world is like a boy who
runs unrestrained. Like a man
who has been following the
course of least resistance. As
unthinking as an animal that
goes again and again to the
place where it once found food.
Doing things in the same
way and following the bent of
the inclination does away with
the necessity of thought. Mus
cle and mind respond involun
tarily.
Precedent is a great master.
Men are forever doing things
because they were done before.
So it runs with the whole world
in finance, commerce, religion,
food, farming and politics.
A man is a Democrat or a
Republican because his father
was a democrat or a republi
can, His religion is that of his
; ancestors- When he tries to
make money he tries the same
old methods. The dead hand
of the past regulates the food
we eat, regulates everything.
Of course things will get out
of order when this process con
tinues. They are out of joint
and run down at the heel. Ac
tive minds begin to chafe at
the bonds that compel them to
keep in step because everybody
else says so. The active mind
wants a hand in making things
hum. Such a man wants to get
out of the groove, even if the
going is rough on the outside,
lie believes that machinerv is
I obsolete a|jd ought to be re
newed. fie is under the im
pression that in the whirl of
the universe he is too far from
the center. That his worth is
not fully appreciated
It ought to be “oher the top”
and out of the old channel in
j our way of living and our c on
jduct with our fellowman.
Changes are coming so fast
now that an idea a month old
may be ancient. And they will
: keep coming until the majori
1 ty of humanity is somewhere
: near satisfied. Then we will
l
1 all drop in a new sut.
So wags the world.
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PROBATE COURT NOTICE
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The following administra
tors and guardians have filed
settlements with the clerk of
i the Probate Court and same
have been ordered to await
the next term of the court fur
approval.
Partial settlement of Albert
Sims, curator, Atchinson mih
ors.
Final settlement of Mrs. G.
W Webster, admr. estate W.
G. Webster, deceased.
Final settlement of W. A.
Fike, admr. estate Joel Jack
son.
Final settlement of Geo. F.
Grosser, admr. estate of P- E.
Watts.
Final settlement of W. W.
McClendon, admr. estate of
Amos Cook.
Final settlement of M.
Brown, admr. estate Jack
Brown.
Final settlement of G- W.
Frazier admr estate Grad Gat
lin.
Final settlement of A. biles,
admr. estate of W. H. Liles.
All persons desiring to ob
ject to any of the settlements
filed herein, as above mention
id, are hereby warned to file
same with this court before the
next term thereof or they will
be forever barred from filing
objections thereto.
Given under my hand this
1st day of April, 1918.
E. R- HOOPER,
Clerk of the Probate Court of
Independence county, Ark.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
There will be no more meat,
less days until further notice.
By order of the food adminis
tration.
A. K- Goodnight.
County Food Administrator.
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Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove's.
The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents.
The music of the Convention
this year will be under the di
rection of W. E. M. Hackleman
of Indianapolis, Indiana. This
will be Mr- Hackleman’s first
visit to a state Sunday School
Convention in Arkansas. He is
a hymn writer and sohg lead
er of national fame.
A number of Arkansas’
strongest Christian leaders will
help in the Convention pro
gram. Among them will be J.
L. Hunter, State Secretary ot
the Youhg Men’s Christian As
sociation; Rev. 11. T. Crumpton
of Batesville; H R McKeen, au
thor and lecturer of Benton
ville; J. V. Johnson of Little
Rock; G. C. Hardin of Fort
Smith; Mrs. W- B. Ferguson ol
Little Rock; Miss Emma Arch
er of Little Rock; Mrs. B. W
Torreyson of Conway, and
many others.
A display of the various
kinds of Sunday School helps
will be an educational feature
of the Convention. Several o1
the publishing houses will have
their supplies on exhibition.
All delegates to the 191*
State Sunelay School Conven
tion will be required to regis
ter, paying the fee of 50c anc
to all registered delegates the
hosts and hostsess of Johesbore
will furnish supper, lodging
and breakfast free of charge
Jonesboro will open her door:
and give a warm welcome t(
the Sunday School workers ol
Arkansas. Each delegate wil
be presented with a Conventior
program, an attractive badge
and a copy of Mr- Hacklemah’s
song book, “The King oi
Kings.”
All pastors, Sunday school
superintendents, Sunday School
teachers and officers and Coun
ty and District Sunday School
Associatioh officers are urged
to attend. Every Sunday
School is urged to send at least
three delegates in addition to
pastor and superintendent.
STATE CONTENTION
OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Arkansas Sunday School Asso
ciation to Meet in Jones
boro on April 16th
The thirtieth annual state
I Convention of the Arkansas
j Sunday School Association,
j which is to be held in Jones
boro, April 16th, 17th, and 18,
will be attended by Sunday
School and church workers of
I all protestant denominations
j from all parts of the state,. A
I splendid program has been
j planned to help all the teas
ers and officers of the Sun
day school. Jonesboro is mak
ihg great plans to entertain the
delegates while in the city. The
Convention will be held in the
beautiful new Baptist church
of Jonesboro which is well ar
ranged to take care of a con
vention of this kind.
W. C. Pearce, Field and
Adult Superintendent of the
International Sunday School
Association, will be the leading
speaker of the Convention. Mr.
Pearce is well known in Ark
ansas ahd will be welcomed by
many Sunday School Workers
of the state beacuse of the
splendid help and inspiration
he will bring them Arkansas
is indeed fortunate in securing
his services for the 1918 Con
vention.
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner,
Auxiliary Field Worker of the
International Sunday School
Association, will be the Ele
mentary expert of the Conven
tion. Mrs. Bryner will bring
many helpful messages to the
Convention.
IZARD COUNTY MAN
GETS LIFE SENTENCE
Bailey Kirby Convicted of Kill
ing Woman and Boy Near
Williamson’s Switch
Bailey Kirby who shot and
killed his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Mary Hill, and her crippled
son, Lee Ward, near William
son’s Switch November 5 last,
was found guilty of first degree
murder in Circuit Court at
Melbourne and sentenced to
life imprisonment.
The double murder was one
of the most brutal ever com
mitted in this section. Accord
ing to testimony, Kirby had ac
cused Mrs. Hill of alienating
his wife’s affection.
On the night of the murder
Kirby went to the home of
Mrs. Hill where Mrs. Kirby
was living and shot Mrs. Hill
three times and her son twice.
Piling bed clothes upon his vic
tims, he set fire to the cloth
ing. Mrs. Hill, although mor
tally wounded succeeded in ex
tinguishing the blaze. The
crime was discovered by anoth
er son of Mrs. Hill.
Immediately after the trage
dy, Kirby forced his wife and
their child to accompany him
to the home of an uncle. Fear
ing her husbanl intended to
kill her, Mrs. Kirby dropped
pieces of the bagy’s clothing
along the route. By these thev
were traced and Kirby arrest
ed.
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BUYS WAR STAMPS
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George L. Kramer a promi
nent citizen of Rosie, purchas
ed $1,000 worth of War Sav
ings Stamps from the First
National Barrk of Newark last
Saturday.
Buy a thrft stamp today.
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ONE COUNTY GIVES
UP ALL ITS FLOl"~
Jefferson is First County in
U. S. to Make This Sacri
fice to Patriotism
Pine Bluff, April 1.—The
sale of whaet flour in Jeffer
son county in the^future was
today prohibited and it was de
cided that the entire supply of
wheat flour held by.wholesal
ers, jobbers and retailers, as
well as any surplus held by in
dividuals will be placed at the
disposal of the government to
be sent to Europe. This do- *
cision was reached at a meet
ing of the Jefferson County
Council of Defense, which was
attended by practically all the
wholesalers and jobbers of the
city and by State Food Admin
istrator Hamp Williams. It is
estimated that there are 10,000
barrels of flour in Jefferson
county. It is planned to load
all of it on a train and send it
to any destination named by
the Food Administration
Jefferson county will be the
first county in the United
States to offer all its flour to
the government.
CARD OF THANKS
I want to thank all the peo
ple of this community for the
goodness and kindness shown
us during the illness and death
of my beloved husband, Chas.
Brown. May the Lord bless
and save you all is my prayer
MRS. CHARLES BROWNS,,
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVK'3 TASTKI.KSS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria,enriches tiieblocxl.and builds upthesys
tem, A true tonic. For adults and children. 60c
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The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head
Because of Its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature of E- W. GROVE. 30c.
NEW CITY GARAGE
W. H. McKenzie Mgr. Sulphur Rock, Arkansas
GASOLINE, OILS AND ACCESSORIES
Now is a good time to have your car
overhauled and put in good shape.
We do this work on a guarantee and will be glad to
do your work at REASONABLE PRICES.
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The competent physican, when treating
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Nature, unaided, will sometimes work
a cure. But nature frequently is unequal
to the task and must have assistance.
Then arises the imperative need for
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These you will find at this store to
meet every demand. Bring your pres
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rectly and with materials of one hundred
per cent purity and strength.
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