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FOR REAL EATS, COOKED RIGHT, SERVED
RIGHT AT RIGHT PRICES
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Independence
County Fair.
Are You?
Bring or Send
Us Your Next
PRESCRIPTION
Two Registered Pharmacists
at Your Service all the Time
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A visit to the Rexall Store
by you will be highly appreci
ated; whether BEFORE THE
FAIR, DURING THE FAIR,
OR AFTER THE FAIR. Pre
scriptions filled exactly as the
Doctor prescribes them.
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BATESVILLE, ARK.
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l Independence County Fair
at Batesville October 18-22
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Second Annual Exhibition With Race
Program Expected to Greatly Sur
pass Fair of Last Year
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The Independence County
; Pair Association will hold its 4
second annual fair in Bates
ville, October 18-19-20-21 and
22.
And while the fair in 1920
was an excellent one finan
| eially, and from the stand i
point of exhibits, and in every
way, considering the fact that
it was the first year the asso
ciation had put on an exhibi
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tion, this year it will be great
ly enlarged and many new
features are being added.
Mr. Rich, the secretary and
general manager, has negoti
ated for a large carnival or
ganization, and this company
will bring many attractions.
The race track is being im
proved and arrangements are
being made for some good rac
ing each day of the fair.
The exhibits in livestock,
poultry and farm products are
expected to greatly excel
those of last year.
The fancy work and culin
ary departments and other
exhibits by women also are
expected to be large.
The Secretary has made ar
rangements to have one of the
best knowrn flyers for the en
tire Fair, besides doing all the
stunts, passengers will be car
ried daily.
Thursday is School Day at
the Fair. Send in your work
early. Don’t forget that all
children from schools that have
work on exhibit are admitted
free on Thursday. All chil
dren under 15 years old from
other schools that have no ex
hibit, are admitted free on
Thursday.
Three prizes will be award-;
ed. The first prize is the
“Banner” prize to remain in
possession of the school win
ning it until it is wron by some
other school. The second and
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third prizes will be perman
ent and will go to the schools
that won them.
Buildings have been provid
ed for Boys and Girls Club
work. A number of well or
ganized clubs from various
parts of the county will have
complete exhibits. It will pay
to go and see what the boys
and girls are doing and adopt
up-to-the-minute methods. A
big line of special premiums
are being offered for these big
exhibits.
One of the new features of
the 1921 Independence .Coun
ty Fair will be an auction sale
of livestock to be held at the
Fair Grounds at 3 o’clock ev
ery day.
In this sale, only stock which
has been exhibited at the Fair
will be sold.
No pains will be spared to
make this the best fair ever
held in Independence county.
WOMAN THROWN FROM
HAY RAKE KILLED
Mrs. Jennie Rose of Near Po
cahontas, Mother of 3,
Victim of Runaway
Pocahontas, Oct. 8.—Mrs.
Jennie Rose, the young wife
of John Rose, a farmer living
twro miles south of Pocahontas,
was thrown from a hay rake
Thursday, while helping her
husband to harvest a hay crop
and was drug across the field
dying a few hours later from
her injuries.
The team which Mrs. Rose
was driving was frightened by
the government boat, Quapaw,
which was passing on Black
River. Besides a husband she
leaves three children.
WHILE AT THE FAIR
PUT YOUR TEAM IN
Hardy’s Camp Lot
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While at the Fair
VISIT THE NEW STORE
A WELCOME AWAITS YOU
Good Goods, Quick Service, Living Prices
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SANITARIUM CAFE
WHILE ATTENDING THE FAIR
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Your Patronage Appreciated
A. F. PINKEPANK
BATESVILLE, ARK
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The best way to make sure of
funds next spring is to set aside
a portion of your crop returns
this fall.
Our Certificates of Deposit af
ford an ideal way of placing
spare funds for a short time at
a liberal rate of interest.
We pay 4 per cent interest on
these accounts and would be
glad to have you call and see us
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO
BATESVILLE, ARK
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