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Roofing, Paints, Brick, Lime
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Corn, Oats, Chops, Hulls and Meal.
Don’t miss the big two week’s
bargain sale at H. Arnof’s, be
ginning Saturday, Aug. 14. Adv
Ladies’ $3,00 dresses, latest
styles, extra bargains for only
$2.19 at Arnof’s big cash sale.
Adv
Will McCain of Forrest City
was here the first of the week,
the guest of his cousin, A. A. Tay
lor.
Miss Annie Turner and mother
left Wednesday for Heber
Springs where they will be gone
several days.
Mary, Ruth and Fred Cooper
returned to their home in Brink
ley Sunday after a weeks’ visit
to the home of W. E. Jelks.
Miss Dove Crossett of DeView
left yesterday, Thursday, for a
visit to Gilmore and Ripley,
Tenn., and Batesville, Miss.
Henry L. Haggard returned
Monday to his home at Horners
ville, Mo., after a visit to friends
and relatives here and at DeView.
Mrs. R. E. Cheschire and
daughter, Miss Thelma, arrived
Sunday from Memphis for a visit
of several days to her neice, Mrs.
W. B. Fakes.
Rev. Lemmons of Texas, will
begin a series of meetings at the
Christian Church at Eight Mile
Saturday. Everbody cordially
invited.
Mrs. I. E. Sanders and son,
Jack, returned Monday to her
home in Birmingham, Ala., after
a pleasant visit to her sister,
Mrs. W. M. Comer.
Mrs. S. M. Self of Argenta,
who has been in Colorado arrived
yesterday, Thursday, for a visit
to her mother, Mrs. Genie Lewis,
and other relatives.
We Pay Cash
this week for
Hens, per pound,.07
Cox, per pound,.05
Dux, per pound,.06
Geese, each,.25
Goslings, per pound,.08
Fresh Eggs, per dozen, ..15
Tow Sacks, each.0134
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McCrory Feed & Produce Co.
L. W. Sturdivant, Manager
A GOOD GUESS.
“If that savage dog over there who
is growling at us could only talk, I
wonder what he would say about
us?”
“Pm sure he would make some
biting remarks.”
LOYAL EVASION.
She—Billy tells me that his chief
pleasures are in ornithological
studies. Now is that really so?
He—I can truthfully testify that
he is certainly very fond of swallows
and larks.
T. J. and Roger Fakes left last
Friday in Dr. Fakes’ Overland
for Hot Springs. They will re
turn next Wednesday, Dr. Fakes
accompaning them home.
Mesdames 0lie Collins and
Drew Douglas returned to their
homes at Augusta Saturday after
a delightful week’s visit to the
family of G. W. Ash. They
were accompanied by Miss Janie
Ash.
Mrs. J. W. Rankin and daugh
ter, Ruby, of Eight Mile, left
yesterday, Thursday, for Tilton,
Ga., to visit homefolk for a few
weeks. They were accompanied
this far on their journey by Mr.
Rankin.
Messrs Earl Wishon and Mark
West of Newport drove here
Sunday in the former's Ford.
They made a trip to Cotton Plant
and Brinkley Monday, Misses
•Joye Ellington and Ruth Hailey
making the trip with them.
Many persons took advantage
Saturday of the bargains being
offered at H. Arnof's store. The
big two weeks' bargain sale
which began there last Saturday
and will close Saturday night
Aug. 28, is causing numbers of
persons who trade at other towns
to come to McCrory and \dsit
Arnof's store. Although many
have availed themselves of the
opportunity and have taken ad
vantage of the bargains, thereis
yet an extensive stock and scores
of articles at reduced prices are
yet bsing sold every day. If you
have not visited Arnof's during
this big sale, don't fail to pay the
store a visit before Saturday
night, Aug. 28.
CURE FOR ALL MALADIES
Right Living Will Aid the Individual,
as Well as Put an End to All
National Disorders.
A correspondent asks Doctor Ev
ans, the noted hygienist, several
questions about the meaning of
health and the means to preserve it,
and after answering the questions
categorically, eight of them, he adds,
“Yes, right living.” That is the best
remedy of all.
But, then, it not only cures bodily
ills but moral and mental ones as
well, and not only individual ills,
but social and national distempers,
too. Right living is the cure for all
maladies of body, community, race.
In fact, there is no other reliable
cure. We may get some temporary
benefit from this medicine and that,
but, after all, the last remedy is
right living, and this includes not
only right food, pure air and water,
proper exercise and necessary sleep;
but it includes states of mind and
heart, of disposition, habit, and the
kindly phases of life.
Health is harmony with the beau
tiful world, with its flowrers, its birds,
its stars, its streams, its trees, and
everything that has a language and a
song. A morbid, cross, quarrelsome
disposition contributes to sickness
in some form. It will attack the
liver, the kidneys, the lungs, the
nerves and put a malady in them all.
—Ohio State Journal.
HELP WANTED.
<fWhat makes Crimson Gulch so
strong for woman suffrage?”
"Well,” replied Broncho Bob,
“somebody ought to vote, an’ there’s
so much goin’ on here that all or us
men folks is either too busy or scared
to”
REMORSELESS STATEMENT.
“An optimist is a man who soothes
the understanding/’
“Yes,” answered the inveterate
punster; “a kind of cheer-up-odist.”
A CRITIC GROWL.
She—See here, I have a rack for
my music.
He—Why, I thought that is what
the piano was.
DESPERATION.
Lady Visitor—My poor man, what
first drove you to a career of crime? !
Desperate Criminal — Trying to
match samples for my wife.
Miss Ruth Hailey left Tuesday
for a week’s visit in Little Rock.
From there she will go to New
port for another week’s visit.
Fourteen cars of gravel are be
ing hauled from Riverside and
placed on the road at Union Gin
hill and also at the hill near Mrs.
Jones’ farm west of Riverside.
Hubert Howell, guardian of
Bernice H. Howell, has filed a
complaint in the Chancery Court
of Pulaski County against T. C.
Barrett and Dr. E. Adams for
the balance alleged to be due on
a mortgage amounting to $2,106.
Mesdames T. W. Greer and A.
S. Thompson of DeView are in
suspense asto the safety of their
sister, Mrs. Mag Farley of Gal
veston, Texas, because of the
terrible storm disaster which
visited that city Tuesday. They
received a letter a few days ago
stating that she would visit them
soon. They have tried to get a
telegram to her but had failed
up to the time of our going to
press last night.
G. W. BARBER
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND INSURANCE
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Hearse In Connection
Established 1IM
H. T. RANEY
Undertaker and Embalmer
COFFINS, CASKETS AND ROBES
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iMoCRORY,