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The New Lalley Light andPo
The crowning achievement in Electric Li*
and Power Plant Construction for the Far
and Country Home.
4J The NEW LALLEY LIGHT is not merely an electric lighting unit. It is truly a perfected electric power plant in every sense of the w.
growing requirements in the modem farm home for electric power. 4] The NEW LALLEY LIGHT supplies ample current for safe, clean,
home, yard, barns and outbuildings. 4J Its tireless, ever-ready electric power takes the place of man-power and woman-power to pump wat>
washing machine, vacuum sweeper, milking machine, cream separator, chum, fanning mill, grindstone, emery wheel, And, Lalley Light pay- /or itse
24 Hours Current. Always Read
RIGGS BROS. Dealers
McCRORY, ARK.
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Mr. W. P. Brown of Wynne
y as the guest of Mr. John
King of DeYiew Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson of
Memphis is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Cora John
son.
Died: Other Rufus, age 18
months, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Grover C. Browning of Pump
kin Bend, Monday, June 21,
1920.
T Messrs W. N. Dunehew and
Luke Browning spent the past
week in Naples, Texas, guests
of the latter’s father, Mr.Rufe
M. Browning.
We are authorized to an
nounce Mr.. E. W. Chaney of
representative and] same ap
pears in the proper colum.
t urthur mention will be made
later.
Mr. J. o. Wood of Little
cp0<i’ traveling representative
ot the Lalley Light Company,
v as here Thursday with the
TvJa t ea*ers». Brothers.
, Lalley Light is a money
jaiue investment for anyone
panting electric current in
- jlrl,^ome ?r business house
<rnd the cost is small compared
o the benefits derived from
,ls little giant generating
n Tv ^ee their half-page ad
m this paper.
DR- G. F. MAYNARD V
Augusta, Ark.
Phone 11 Res. 1
Will answer emerge]
Calls to McCrory.
Adv. 6-11-4
Miss Pauline Dilliard was
the guest of Mrs.. J. E. Bar
ringer, Memphis, from Satur
day ’til Wedsesday.
Mrs. Ora Houser, book
keeper at the Bank of Mc
Crory, returned Sunday from
her vacation spent in Tenn
essee and Mississippi.
Master Joseph Earle Barrin
ger, Jr.., of Memphis arrived
Sunday and will spend the
summer with his . uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W .B.
Dougherty.
Miss Bertha Gray who has
been at Gary, Ind., since school
closed where she studied the
glan and methods of teaching
the Gary system, returned to
McCrory Sunday enroute to
her home at Batesville. She
states that the Gary system is
tr-e best she has ever witnessed
and is highly pleased with
same.
Mr. Oc Jeffries and Cashier
• W. E. McCain left Monday for
Detroit where the latter gen
tleman goes to purchase a
buick six roadster. They will
v sit in Canada and tour Flint,
jrdianopolis, Cleveland, Louis
ville and other cities before re
turning home.
DR. C. P. HARRIS
DENTIST
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McCRORY, ARK.
Office Hours: 8-5
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HELPED MAN AND WIFE
Walter Farraud, 10 9 3
Springfield Ave., Irvisgton, N.
</., writes: “My back ached
continuously, as did my
life’s.” After taking Foley
Kidney Pills, we were sur
prised with the quick results.
I recommend them to any one
who has kidney or bladder
trouble.” For sale at the Red
Cross Drug Store. Adv.
Messrs Hubert Baggett,
Chas. Anderson, I. N. Arnof,
Geo. Raymond and T. W.
Greer spent Sunday in Mem
phis where they witnessed a
game between the Memphis
and Little Rock ball teams.
OLD—BUT FEELS LIKE
J. E. Williams, 1035
Boulder St., Colorado Springe
Colo., writes: “I feel lots bet
ter since I started to take Foie
Kidney Pills I am 73 years oh
and as far as that trouble I ai
a new man.” Foley Kic^nr
Pills strengthen and rer
the kidneys and bladch
healthful activity. For
at the Red Cross Drug S
Mr. Geo. Bradley arri
Saturday from Springdale
join his wife who has been
at the home of her son, Mr. ’
Collier of near Tip.
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KNOW YOURSELF
When you consider that the greater pm*
of the service we render is given to * *
without cost, it is only fair to you
your interests that you enjoy the l
Know for yourself the value
here and what it means to have the
tion of our officers.
BANK OF McCRr
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