Dr. J. R. Piercey was a busi
ness visitors in Memphis this
week.
Mrs. W. B. Fakes attended
the auto show in Little Rock
this week.
Mrs. G. T. Earley visited
in Tupelo Monday the guest of
Mrs. Ella Davis.
Mr. Jack Dixon has purchas
ed the Fowler property in the
Johnson-McDaniel addition.
Mr. Wade Jeffries left Wed
nesday for Fitzhugh where he
will serve the Fitzhugh-Snapp
Co. as clerk in their store.
Mr. H. Arnof left Tuesday
for Hot Springs where he will
spend a couple of weeks for
his health.
Mr. H. E. Wood, popular
manager of Mayo & Robinson
wholesale grocery at Jelks,
was in Memphis on busines
this week.
Ford cars will save you
money in the long run. Riggs
Brothers, McCrory. Adv3-30tf
There will be a box supper
at the Masonic Hall next Fri
day night, March 15, at seven
o'clock. Come, everybody and
help the cause, proceeds go to
help support a French orphan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Taylor
returned Saturday from a visit
to his brother, Mr. W. P. Tay
lor, at Water Valley, Miss. He
states that his brother made
only 342 pounds of lint cotton
from three and one-half acres.
As a result of the $1.00 ad
vertisement which he placed
in this paper last week, Mr.
L.J. Dilliard shipped this week
two registered Poland China
gilts to Dr. E. B. Smith at Ark
adelphia. The ad cost a dol
lar and a direct sale of $50.00
for Mr. Dilliard has already
resulted therefrom. This is
only one of the many little
proofs that it pays to advertise.
Clean up before fly time.
Wanted: Share cropped
for 35 acres.—A. J. Porter.
Attorney W. A. Henderson
was in Little Rock and Hot
Springs this week on business.
Car of big mules, 1100
pounds and up, will be here
Saturday, March 9. W. J.
Mitchell. Adv. It.
Don’t miss the box supper
Friday night, March 15, at the
Masonic Hall. A good time as
well as a good cause.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Middle
ton arrived Tuesday from Lit
tle Rock for a week’s visit to
friends and relatives here.
Privates Pete McMurtry and
Judd Johnson of the 114th
Engineers Headquarters Com
pany, Camp Beauregard, La.,
arrived home today for a ten
days visit to friends and rela
tives.
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PLANT POTATOES
Farmers this week should
bed Red Triumph sweet pota
toes for hog feed. The plant,'
can be set about April 20 and
will produce potatoes laree
enough to feed about the mid
die of July.
Two bushels small or four
bushels large seed will pro
duce enough plants for an
acre. Three bushels of sweet
potatoes will put as much
weight on hogs as one bushel
-of corn. Sweet potatoes will
yield 150 bushels an acre on
land that will produce only
20 bushels of corn.—Memphis
20 bushels of corn.—Memphis
Bureau of Farm Development
Take Children Out of Danger
If you saw a child on a rail
road track you would endeav
or to remove the little one from
danger. When a child is
“snuffling” or coughing, isn’t
it your duty to get him out of
danger of severe conse
quences? Foley’s Honey and
Tar gives relief from coughs,
colds, croup and whooping
cough. , Contains no opiates.
Red Cross Drug Co. Adv.
SANITARY NOTICE
Spring is here and if you
have not provided all toilets on
your property with sanitary
cans, you will save yourself
money and trouble by doing
so at once as we intend to see
that this law is complied with
by everyone.
The law provides a penalty
of not exceeding $50.00 and
there are some who can expect
to receive this heavy penalty
unless they comply with the
law at once.
W. W. RANEY, Mayor.
Optometrist Here
Dr. W. D. Hinson, the spec
tacle man is in McCrory and
will be here until Tuesday. If
you need glasses or any optical
work you should see him now.
For Sale: A few registered
Duroc males, ready for service,
dark cherry red, fine individ
ual lines of breeding. Call or
write H. D. Angus, McCrory,
Ark. Adv. 3-8 tf.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hai
ley and little son, Perrin, left
Wednesday for a few days
visit in Little Rock where they
will be guests of the former s
daughter, Mrs. Alva Neeley.
In mentioning the arrival of
Mrs. D. C. Elliott and baby,
Frances, of Tillar last week
we stated that they are guests
of Mrs. W. Dilliard when we
should have said they are
guests of Mrs. Elliott's sister,
Mrs. B. Brewster.
GENERAL DIRECTORY
McCrory Officials
tyor.Walter W. # Raney
irshal.C. C. Shnmon
corder.H. C. Shea
gasurer.L. J. DrUn*
alth Officer Dr. H.P.Hargis
Aldermen: Dr. L-A. Jel s,
Arnof, Dr. W. T. McCain,
J. Dilliard and R.C. Thorn?
1. Council meets at may
ice first Monday nigh
;h month. All citizen
rited and will be welcom
OUR SERVICE
Ifflf: AND WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU ]^\]
YOU CAN AVOID COSTLY
BUYING MISTAKES
Instead of Buying Blindly from Pictures in a Catalogue You
Can See the Real Implement
Before You Buy
This is the best year you
ever saw to buy good imple
ments, and the worst you ever
saw to buy poor ones.
Crop prices are sure to be
high. All that you will have
to do to make big money will
be to raise big crops. And
getting big crops will depend
largely upon the kind of im
plements you use.
You can’t afford to risk any
implement , uncertainty. In
ferior implements will mean
the loss of the extra bushels
and tons that the use of good
implements gives. Remember,
the extra bushels and extra
tons will mean a lot this year
—much more than enough to
pay for good implements.
See before you buy.
Be sure that an implement is
what you want before you let
it work for you. Avoid the ex
pensive delays of sending an
unsatisfactory implement back
to some distant concern and
getting in exchange another of
unknown quality.
Our service prevents costly
buying mistakes on your part.
You can come to our store—
take full advantage of our
stock, study the implements,
get fully acquainted with their
every feature, and buy judici
ously.
That way of buying will
help you get the most from the
year that is coming.
Drop in the next time you
are in town and see our stock.
Planters Merc. Co.
“The House on the Corner with Prices on the Square”
McCrory, Arkansas
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