THE NEXT
TIME YOU
DESIRE A
SHAVE
We want you to call at our shop
and we will give you Satisfac
tion in prices and also in work.
DON’T FORGET THE NAME
AND THE PLACE
City Barber Shop
JAS. L. STOKER, Proprietor.
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Eat Fresh Meat.
If you are buying your meats of us
you have the satisfaction of knowing that
they are pure, fresh, and home-killed. We
buy and sell only the best. A trial will tell.
JEFFRIES, MARSH & CO.
Piper coal will keep you warm.
Try it. W. B. Fakes.
Don’t miss seeing the court beau
ties at the school house March, 26.
Go to H. T. Raney’s for panel
doors, windows, screen doors, glass
and putty.
Howell’s Bitter Tonic for mala
ria and lagrippe.
You can get it at Howell’s.
For Sale : Buff Cochin eggs.
Price $1.00 per. setting of 14. Ap
ply to Mrs. H. D. Swayze.
Don’t miss seeing King and
Queen Diamond on the 26th of
March, at the school house.
Wanted r To exchange Canua
bulbs of the yellow variety for
same in red. Apply at this office.
Mrs. Bettie Henri, widow of the
late Chas. N. Henri, and Mr. Tom
Key were business visitors in Au
gusta, Monday.
Quite a number of our citizens
were in Brinkley this week view
ing the havoc wrought by Monday
evening’s cyclone.
A. J. Marsh went to Memphis
Sunday, returning Morday. He re
ports the draymen as yet being
considerably behind with their
hauling.
For cooking purposes, Piper
coal is cheaper than wood. Try it.
W. B. Fakes.
For Sale: Two good mules.
Call or write, I. M. McCuan, R. 2.
McCrory, Ark.
Messrs. W. B. Simmons and R.
M. James were business visitors in
Augusta, this week.
Piper coal makes but little ash
aud no cinders. Try it in your
cook stove. W. B. Fakes.
Miss Joe Jelks and Mrs. C. O.
Dye came over Saturday from Au
gusta for a few days visit to Mrs.
Sallie Brazeale.
If you want a real hearty laugh,
come to the school auditorium on
March 26 and hear “A court-ship
under difficulties.”
Miss Emma Manning, of Gallo
way College, Searcy, was a guest
at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. A.
C. Lewis Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Best arrived Satur
day from Judsonia to attend tbe
bedside of her brother, Louis Best,
who has been quite ill.
“A most oblging little sister”
will be quite interesting. Don’t
miss it, Friday night, March, 26,
at the school auditorium.
How Money Helps
To Make The Man
Money in the bank is more than money—it is char
acter. The man with a bank account is seldom out of
work. His thrift is recognized. It makes him a
good workman. If a man is to be selected for pro
motion—the man with a bank account is apt to be
chosen. He is looked upon as a reliable man. He is
a good citizen. This bank solicits the accounts of
wage-earners, farmers, merchants and all others who
wish to become thrifty. It does not matter how
small your first deposit may be, it will be none the
less appreciated. Bring your money down to-day
and start an account with the
Bank Of McCrory
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Don’t miss seeing the “Isle of
Jewels,” an Operetta that will
please both old and young, on the
26th of March.
COHPANY “Q” HOLDS ELECTION
Because of the resignation of
Capt. li. P. Riggs Jr., an election
was held by Company “G” A.N.G.,
last Saturday at their armory in
this city. Following is the list of
new officers.
Captain, H. A. Walker; First
Lieutenant, Lee Collier; Second
Lieutenant, J. C. McCrory ; First
Seargent, M. M. Mitchell; Second
Seargent, J. M. Hackney ; Quarter- j
master Seargent, R. E. Brandon.
The offices of minor importance, as
yet, have not been filled.
The Company moved its equip
ment to the lower floor thus giving
up their armory to the Woodmen
aud Odd Fellow orders of this city
who have been without a lodge
room since the January fire.
NEW CORPS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Pursuant to a call issued by
Mayor R. B. Crossett, a convention
composed of the electors of the town
of McCrory, was held in the armor
y of Company “G” A. N. G. in
this city Monday night, which re
sulted in the nomination of an en
tirely new set of town officials with
the exception of Maj. R. B. Keat
ng who is now serving as aider
man The new officials are: May
or, R. B. Keating; Recorder, W.
B. Fakes; Aldermen, R. Bruce
Fakes, H. T. Raney, Chas. E.
Riggs, Walter Jimerson and C.
B. Cook.
Promptly at the appointed hour,
7:30, Mayor Crossett called the
house to order aud instructed same
as to the purpose of the meeting,
after which proceedure was made
Iff
as to the election of a temporary
chairman and secretary, resulting
in the election or Mr. P. Lewis
chairman, and Mr. W. B. Fakes
secretary, who were also made per
manent officials in their respective
capacity.
One of the most interesting feat
ures in the selecting of the ticket
was that of two of McOrory’s de
serving young men, Walter Jimer
son and Noble Wherry, receiving
quite a complimentary vote for two
official positions, the former receiv
ing as mauy votes as any of the
other candidates for alderman and
the latter only missing the record
er’s office the small amount of three
votes. We wish here, to congratu
late those who supportad the above
young men. Upon the part of
“Young America,” as some of our
younger lads have been kuown to
make not only good but ideal offi
cers and statesmen.
The folloing is a full report of
the nominations and votes that
were cast for each.
POE MAYOR:
R. B. Keating, 12.
H. M. Me Fadden, 8.
FOE RECORDER:
W. B. Fakes, 8.
G. W. Barber, 6.
Noble E. Wherry, 6.
FOR ALDERMEN :
R. Bruce Fakes, 14.
Chas. E. Riggs, 14.
Walter Jimerson, 14.
C. B. Cook, 13.
H. T. Raney, 11.
A. J. Porter, 10.
Noble Wherry, 9.
L. J. Dilliard, 7.
J. C. McCrory, 5.
Hugh C. Shearer, 2.
Fletcher Lewis, 1.
W. B. FAKES
LUMBER.
[Good Things To Eat
Will Make You
Enjoy Your Living
For breakfast,
Try
MAPLE SYRUP
and
PANCAKES
made from the pancake
flour we handle.
WE
Have the
BEST
EVAPORATED FRUIT
APPLES
PEACHES
APRICOTS
and
PRUNES
ALL
The different
KINDS
of
PEAS
BEANS
POTATOES
ETC.
You know we guarantee the goods
J. O. RAYMOND
All the Varying Tones
in green, olive, bronze, brown,
slate, gray, tan, stone, mode
and khaki shades, in stripe,
check and soft plaid designs,
are found in men’s fabrics for
Spring 1909. We have
The handsome assortment
of Ed. V. Price & Co., our
Chicago tailors, on display
now. See it today.
You can have clothes
made to your own measure from
your choice of this beautiful
line, and secure surpassing
shapeliness, fit and quality for
the price of ready-made
clothing.
P. HOLLAND The Tailor
MYSTERIOUS MARGUERITE!
And Her Hypnotic Comedy Company at the
School Auditorium, Saturday Night, March, 13, 1909
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OF THE RECEIPTS WILL BE GIVEN TO THE SCHOOL.
Everyone should avail themselves of this opportunity to see the powers of suggestion demonstrated by one of the best hypnotists in the world.
MYSTERIOUS MARGUERITE is a natural hypnotist and a graduate of the School of Naucy, France, and has also studied the science in India.
IT’S THE
BEST OF ITS
KIND THAT
EVER CAME
TO THIS
CITY. SEE IT.
ITS WORTH
This show is more fun than a circus and if you don’t want to laugh, stay at home. Watch the Howell Drug Company’s show window in which there will be a man hypnotis
ed by MYSTERIOUS MARGUERITE, Friday, March, 12. He will be awakened on the stage at the school house at 8:15 p. m., Saturday night, March, 13, making a sleep of 31 hours.
We expect to give vou your money’s worth in fun. Don’t keep the children away from the show. Two hours’performance each night. Admission: 35 cents; children
12 years aud under, 25 cents. TWO NIGHTS ONLY, SATURDAY AND MONDAT, MARCH, lo and 15. Don t fail to see it.
TWICE THE
PRICE.
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