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JhBERTY BONDS
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pave the way to
VICTORY in war,-an
early, complete, triumphant
VICTORY. If we are to win
the war abroad we must first
learn to spend wisely, to abandon
luxury, and invest every dollar we
possibly can in the bonds which provide
the materials and equipment without
which the war cannot be won.
Save and Serve!
Buy Liberty Bonds
This Space Paid for and Contributed by
McCRORY DRUG COMPANY, J. R. PIERCY, Prop.
McCrory, Arkansas..
ED RODDY
For State Senator
To G. E. Weld, W. M. Keating,
R. L. Tiller, D. C. Berry, G.
R. Reneau, H. L. Walker,
and other Democratic voters
of DeView and Cache town
ships :
I take this method of thank
ing you for the confidence ex
pressed in your petition re
questing me to become a candi
date for State Senator for the
Seventh Senatorial District,
composed of Woodruff and
Cross Counties, at the Demo
cratic primary to be held on
May 28th.
My life has been spent in
Woodruff county and I wish to
assure you that your expres
sion of confidence and trust
are extremely gratifying. More
perhaps, since you are not
members of my immediate
community.
I take it that any detailed
statement of a particular plat
form, or of any particular
course to be pursued by me, if
elected, is untimely and not
necessary.
I have no pet theories or
special purpose, or self interest
to be put or attempted to be
put in the Statutes of Arkan
sas.
A great many years of my
life have been spent in public
life in Woodruff county. I can
only say that if trusted with
future services, I will perform
the trust just as those formerly
placed in my hands. If elect
ed, I shall stand simply and
squarely for what I believe to
be for the best interest of the
whole people and for the up
building of my county.
As you know, my candidacy
is not a result of a purpose of
any particular interest, set or
faction, and I believe that in
asking me to enter this con
test, you are actuated by the
best and highest motives, and
I accede to your request; and,
believing that 1 can render
good and efficient service for
the people of this senatorial
district, I hereby announce my
self as a candidate for State
Senator for the Seventh Senat
orial District.
Yours for Democracy,
Adv. ED RODDY.
THIRD LIBERTY BONDS
For delivery at once, all cash
or part payments. Everyone
should buy a bond.
M. D. Thompson, Grays.
Miss Willie Spradlin of Mc
Crory, is spending a few
weeks at Augusta, the guest of
relatives and friends.
JUNIOR LEAGUE PROGRAM
Following is the program
for the Junior League, which
will be rendered April 28, 1918
at 4 o’clock.
Subject — Children of the
Coal Fields.
Leader—Dora Harris.
Song—Let the Lower Lights
Be Burning.
Song—Bringing in the Shea
ves.
Scripture Lesson—Acts XIII
42-52—Otis Jernigan.
Prayer.
How Many Coal Mines in
this Country—Fay Taylor.
How Many People work in
them—Lou Alice Jernigan.
McAlister Mine—Mary Ray
mond. <4
Thurby Mine—Lena Cullum.
Piano Solo—Frankie Hen
derson.
Name some ways of Christ
ianizing the world — Doris
Kyle.
What is the church doing—
Edith Jeffries.
Name some results—Helen
Roddy.
In what fields is our church
at work—Harris Shearer.
How many people must we
reach—Willie Dunehew.
Song—Footsetps of Jesus.
Benediction.
YOUR HONOR CARDS
Every farmer, whether land
owner or tenant, should get
his “Honor Card” at once, and
put it on display at the home.
Honor cards are given to those
who pledge themselves to raise
enough food and feed this year
to take care of their families
and of their liv^tock on the
place. w
The pledge cards are now
being distributed by three In
spectors appointed in every
School District in Arkansas,
who will make a house to house
canvass and give everybody a
chance to sign them. Those
who sign them will be given
the Honor Card. Those who
refuse will be reported to the
county committee, composed
of county agent, county food
administrator and the chair
man of the county council of
defense. This committee, in
turn, will report all “slackers”
to the government authorities.
All inspectors are backed by
the government and are willing
to answer all questions. Do
your best and get the Honor
Card right away.
Found: Hood off a Ford car,
same can be had by applying
to J. W. Collier of Tip and pay
ing for this ad. ltp.
McCRORY POULTRY HOUSE
W. N. “Red” Jeffries, Mgr.
—O—O—O—
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Paid for
Chickens, Ducks, Geese
Turkeys, Eggs and
Hides
PAYMENTS DUE
“Liberty Loan subscriptions
in McCrory and community
have exceeded the amount al
lotted by several thousand dol
lars, which should be most
gratifying to our subscribers,”
says H. W. Jernigan, chairman
of the Bankers Division of the
county, but the subscribers in
merely pledging to buy bonds
has not done his full patriotic
duty, but it is now the duty of
every subscriber to call at his
bank and make payment and
until this is done, the subscrib
er is not officially recognized
by the Government, therefore,
while we have gone over the
top, we will lose this honor un
less all subscribers make pay
ment in full at once.
J. W. Comer attended the
Sunday School convention at
Jonesboro the latter part of
last week.
Don’t Let It Linger
A cough that “hangs on”
wears down the sufferer, leav
ing him unable to ward off
sickness. Jos. Gillard, 148,
Fillmore St., Nashville, Tenn.,
writes: “I was suffering with
a dry hacking cough and a
pain in my chest, but since
taking Foley’s Honey and Tar
Compound I have been re
lieved.” It soths, heals and
cures. Red Cross Drug Store,
McCrory, Ark. adv.
Feed, Lumber, Coal
Shingles, Doors, Rubber
Roofing, Paints, Brick and
Lime.
Com, Oats, Chops, Hulls
and Meal.
H. D. SWAYZE
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Graduate Veterinarian f
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EARLE L. KITTRELL
(Deputy State Veterinarian)
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Augusta, Arkansas
Office Phone 16 :: Home Phone 40