PRIVATE GROVER CAR
IKER WRITES HOME
.. “Somewhere in France” ..
Oct. 14, 1918.
Mrs. Mildred Cariker,
McCrory, Ark.
My Dear Darling Wife and
Sweet little Babe:
I will write you again this
morning. How are you all
this morning? I truly hope
every body’s well and enjoy
ing good health. This writ
ing leaves me feeling good,
all except I have the head
ache.
How are all of Mamma’s
folk, and all the rest? When
was the last time you saw
Cleveland’s folk, are they
all well? I hope if I get to
be sent home any time soon
that every body will be well,
so we can all have a family
dinner some where. Darling
you know I’d sure enjoy eat
ing a good old chocolate cake
that was cooked at home,
for I am nearly starved for a
good old cake or piece of
fried chicken; and I know if
I can come home that you
will cook me something to
eat, wont you darling one?
Sweetheart, I have prayed
to God that he may spare me
to live to get back to you and
my precious, sweet little
babe, and I • feel like my
prayers are going to be
answered. He has blessed
me in many ways, for which
I am thankful.
Darling, I intend to live
for God the balance of my
days, it is just as easy to live
a clean, Christian life as it is
to live in sin; and, darling, I
have some dear friends that
I’d like to see change their
way of living, and I think I
can have some influence over
them when I come home.
Sweetheart, I just feel so
much better that I want to
see every body changed from
sin and live for Christ.
Well Darling, cook a good
dinner for Xmas day. I am
in hopes I can eat dinner at
home that day. So I will
close with lots of love and
kisses to all, so answer real
soon, from your true and
loving husband,
GROVER CARIKER.
Co. “K” 161st. inf. A. E. F.
via N. Y.
- P. S. Tell mamma “Hello”
and kiss her for me.
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ing Foley’sHoney and Tar
Compound, for coughs, colds
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Dr. B. Brewster has rented
a suite of rooms in the new
Comer building and will use
same for his office which he
expects to equip in the most
’ modern style. Among the
fixtures to be added will be
an ex-ray machine.
FROM R. F. HAYES
“Some where in Atlantic.”
Nov. 3, 1918.
Mr. W. W. Raney,
McCrory, Ark.
Friend Raney:—
Just to remind you that
you now have the good work
headed rightly, Tor there is
no doubt but the Home News
will be my weekly visitpr
and through Its contents,
visit weekly the environment
back home.
Today (Monday) at 3:00
p. m., this city was full of up
roar for an hour whistles,
horns, bells, and pipe organs
were trying their utmost to
burst with joy, all for the
thanks to Austria-Hungary
When Germany retaliates,
gee, there will be some mov
ing, judging from what has
alreay happened.
Send on the News and you
better put me on a special
mailing list, then the chances
will not be in the war zone.
No fooling,
R. F. HAYES.
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and keep posted as to what
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and county; also keep in touch
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doing in the home town.
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If you have a soldier friend
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THE HOME NEWS.
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Don’t Invite Cold or the Grip
If you feel “stuffed up,”
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Red Cross Drug Co. Adv.
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New five passenger Ford
for sale. M. D. Thompson,
Grays, Ark. Adv. It.
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For Sale: My residence
in Town of McCrory, cash or
terms. W. J. Mitchell. Adv.
11-15 tf.
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Mr. and Mrs.Geo. Rush of
Little Rock returned home
Saturday after spending a
week here, guests of Mr. H.
D. Angus and other relatives.
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The public, auction of hogs I
and live stock held , in Me-!
Crory Saturday was well at- i
tended and the animals sold!
at fair prices. The hogs sold I
for prices ranging from $4.50
to $101.00 |
DEATHS THIS WEEK
Died: Tuesday, Nov. 12,
1918, Woodrow, age 18
months, child of A J. and Lot
tie Murray of Tip.
Died: Friday, Nov. 15,
1918, Freida, age eight
months, child of Jack and
Minnie Belle Rushing.
Died: Wednesday, Nov.
13, 1918, Will Keating, age
about 30 years. The re
mains were laid to rest in
Fakes cemetery.
Died: Alma, age 26 years,
wife of Dave Edwards of
Beedeville, Thursday, Nov.
14, 1918. The remains were
laid to rest in the Eight Mile
cemetery.
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Mrs. J. J. Berry and Miss
Elizabeth Holland were Little
Rock visitors this week.
W. D. HINSON
Jeweler
AT McCRORY
SAT. NOV. 16th. and 30th.
Here every day from Dec.
13th, until after Christmas.
We want to supply you
with your Christmas Jewelry.
W. D. HINSON
Jeweler, Watchmaker and
Optometrist.
CONTAIN
NO CALOMEL
NO-CAL PILLS
FOR BILLIOUSNESS, CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION AND ALL LIVER TROUBLES.
for sale by McCrory Drug Co.
Just A Limited Quantity Of
WIRTHMOR WAISTS
Still to be had at $1.00
$1.00 still buys a Wirthmor Waist! Think of it.
Isn’t it really remarkable.
For many months past these Wirthmor Waists
would have represented splendid values of $1.50
In any other line they would have had to bring that
much.
Needless to tell of the exorbitant advances in
cost of cotton fabrics; of the skyrocketing of labor
costs, in fact of the aviating of everything that enters
into their construction.
Two courses were open; to maintain standard
.and advance their price, or to maintain and ma*
9 terially lower the standard. Since WIRTHMOR rep
resents an unfailing standard there could he but one
choice. On December first the price must be in
creased to $1.50, and thereafter just as in the past
they will be true to their name WORTH MORE.
| Wirthmor Waists come to us under a real thrift |
jfc plan that through the elimination of every possible
? a^d avoidable expense in both making and selling f
WH1 always result in the best obtainable values and i
5 an unequalled style service.The Wirthmor Plan is j
open to just one good store in every city.
' PLANTERS MERCANTILE COMPANY.