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VOLUMN 5
McCRORY, ARKANSAS, FRIDAY, JAN. 23, 1920.
NUMBER 27
J. L. BOND.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Will Speak at the Methodist
Church Saturday, Jan. 24
At One O’Clock
Don’t fail to Hear This
Man Who head of the
public"’schoo|l|w*pf Arkansas
and who has done more to
improve the schools of Ark
ansas than any one man in
the State. Mr. Bond is a
former citizen of Woodruff
County and is well and favor
ably known all over the state,
having spent his entire life as
| teacher and an educator.
Everybody cordially invited
to hear him. Admission free.
TRADE AT HOME.
We call our readers attenf
tion this week to page four
on which will be found av
message from the live busi
ness people of McCrory.
There are 32 different ad
vertisements representing as
wany business and profession
al men who invite you to
spend your money at home and
share in the prosperity of our
progressive town and com
munity. These live firms and
individuals believe in the
luture growth and progress
°i McCrory and deserve your
Patronage.
Their ads will appear every
week and it will be to your
interests to read them each
week as some of them will
ear a new message to you
oncerning what they have to
tier the public. Read the
s, trade at home and keep
Prosperity here.
CAR OF MULES COMING.
aJ t° inform those wh
a oa!?tfres,ted that I will hav
}v>ij] oa<J °f good Missoui
Tu h at McCrory Monday o
’uesday. They will be ship
and oTTr- Saturday- Cal
Adv 7,,™.® over
'■ 1-23-lt, J F MORGAM
MAKE THIS SCHOOL YOUR SCHOOL WHILE THE OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED
CLOSING OUT.
At a big reduction, Ladies’
and Misses’ Coats and Suits.
Prices also reduced on Com
forts and Blankets.
H. ARNOF & SONS.
Adv. 1-23-lt.
Dr. W. T. McCain has in
stalled a Delco plant for light
ing his residence.
Miss Dove Crossett who is
teaching school at Jelks,
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Memphis. -—
Died Henry Biggs,
age 53, at her home in Fair
Oaks, Monday, Jan. 19, 1920,
at ten o’clock p. m. The re
mains were laid to rest in the
Morton Cemetery.
Mr. G. W. Barber has pur
chased a Delco light plant
for his home.
Mr. Cras Buchanan of Au
gusta was a business visitor
to our town yesterday, Thurs
day.
Miss 0,weta Anderson who
is teaching school at Tilton
spent Saturday and Sunday
with homefolk here.
The Howell Mercantile &
Gin Company’s gin and sev
eral bales of cotton were des
troyed by fire at Howell this
week.
Mr. E. T. Wisner is in Pike
county this week on business.
Mri W. O. Scales is managing
the Arkmo Lumber Com
pany’s business during his
absence.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jerni
gan returned home today,
Friday, from Cave City where
'they spent this week with
; friends and relatives.
Mr. A. J. Spradlin and fam
ily left this week for their
future home at Cooper, Delta
county, Texas. We regret to
! lose these good people and
join their many friends in
wishing success in their
new location.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Lewis
gave a turkey dinner to the
employees of the Lewis Store
today, Friday. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Smith, Rev. and Mrs. Guy
Murphy, Messrs L. J. Dilliard
and Louis Chappell and Miss
Thelma Smith and Mrs. L. Mc
Fall.
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Read This Guarantee
Get one can of JACK FROST Baking Powder. Try it.
Then, if you do not like it better than the powder you
have been using, return the unused portion to your grocer
and he will refund the full purchase price. Doesn’t such
a liberal offer convince you that JACK bROST is worth
a trial?
Full Pound Can, 25c
At Your Grocer
F. B. CHAMBERLAIN CO., ST. LOUIS
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