NOTICE
NOTICE
We want your Eggs,
Chickens,, Ducks, Geese
Butter, Hides and Tal
low. In fact we will buy
anything that the Farmer
has to sell. We will pay
more for your Produce
than any one else.
See before you sell.
McFadden &Co
McCRORY. ARK.
ONE CENT
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Window glass for sale at fl. T.
Raney’s.
Dont fail to have your dental
work done next week.
See Drs. Crain & Thompson next
week about your(dental work.
Dr. J. W. Morris and wife, went
to Searcy, Monday, to visit his mo
ther who is ill.
John Williams, of Salisaw Okla.
came in Saturday on a visit to
tfriends and relatives.
* Mr. W. O. Scales returned Sun
day from a few days visit to friends
fcnd relatives in Searcy.
Remember, Drs. Crain & Thomp
i §on will be here next week pre
pared to do all kinds of dental work.
Drs. Crain & Thompson, Dent
sts, will be in McCrory Monday,
ebruary 8. See them about your
ental work.
Station Agent R. C. Thompson,
£nd family have returned home
from a week’s visit to relatives in
flartsell, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. White, and
n, Clayton, returned Monday to
eir home in Lonoke, Mrs. White
st recovering from a severe attack
f nervous prostration.
After February, 1st., I will be
repared to do all kinds of cabinet
ork, furniture repairing and reu
ating silver or gold lettering and
gn work. Diawingsand estimates
'or store or office fixtures furnished
Leave orders at my restaurant.
Geo. H. Proulx.
If you have never used Howell’s
Laxative tablets, call for sample.
You can get them at Howell’s.
Mesdames Georgia Boyd and K.
; L. Wells, of Wiville, are guests of
the family of Mr. W- L. Tyrone,
j south of town.
Miss Annie Sue Wilder, who has
been home recuperating her health,
returned Monday, to her studies at
Galloway College.
Mrs. J. D. Daughtry and two
sons, Masters Jesse Jr. and Audley,
returned Monday to their home in ;
Memphis. They have been guests 1
of Mrs. Daughtry’s brother-in-law,
Esq. R. A. Jones of Fakes’ Chapel
the past week.
Died: Olin, son of Mr. and Mrs.!
E. C. Toler, aged four years, four i
months and fifteen days. He was
ill only a short time and died of ;
congestion Thursday morning Feb
ruary, 4,1909, at 6 o’clock. We ex-1
tend our sympathies to the bereav-1
ed father aud mother.
Rev. Raymond Browning, of
Littleton, N. C. who is the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. L. McFall, gave a
lecture to men only at the Methodist
Church last Thursday night. The
weatherbeingquite unfavorable only
about 50 of our citizens were in at
tendance yet about as many are com
plimenting the gentleman upon his
great work and the forceful man
ner in which he delivered his sub
ject. Rev. Browning was iD Augusta
Sunday and gave a lecture to the
people of that city. He also preached
there in the morning and at night.
The congregations are reported to
have been exceedingly large in
number.
Harvesters, riding plows and
cultivators may be found on every
farm, but the washboard is about
the same kind of one that our
grandmothers used. A good
washing machine costs from five
j to eight dollars, but a washboard
jean be bought for twenty-five
REMOVAL
NOTICE
After the first of February, I will
have been moved into the new Raney
Building one door south of the McCrory
concrete and will be much better pre
pared to serve the public with a larger
and more complete stock than in the
past.
The new building is much larger
than my present location and will be fit
ted up with the best of modern millinery
fixtures for the convenience of the pub
lic.
Thanking the people for their trade
heretofore and soliciting a continuance
of same, 1 am, Yours to Serve,
NettielTiers
Star nillinery
STARTLING toce REDUCTIONS.
The
Big
New
I McCrory
I Store
Your
Honey’s
Worth
On Every
Sale
Our Great Semi-Annual Sale will continue throughout the following week and we
expect to eclipse all former prices. All the past week our store has been crowded with
eager buyers who have taken advantage of the Marvelous Prices. Our entire winter
stock must be turned into cash. Don’t miss this Great Price-Cutting Event.
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White Goods and Wash
Dress Material
9c
One lot of Chambray Ging
hams, very soft and sheer in the
new shades of blue, brown and
gray. Former price
15c, will sell now for..
One lot Shadow Striped Wash
Goods in all the shades of blue
that were sold for 35c and up to
50c yard will go in
this sale for.
We have a large assortment of
Poplins which are very popular
for early spring dresses which
sold up to 50c per yard we are
offering for this sel- 'JQr
We have a large assortment of
very Sheer Persian Lawns, Dain
ty Striped and Checked Dimities
which we have sold for 25c that
we now offer in this f '71/ r>
sale for.1 > /2 G
A Great assortment of Long
Cloth and Ladies’ Cloth in the
Soft Finish which were sold for
15c per yard, selling
price is now .
Don’t miss our Towel sale. All
the 75c values in the 72 in. Eitra
Heavy Turkish Bath
Towels, now.
lie
58c
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One lot Large Good Weight Tur
kish bath Towels that were sold
for 50c the pair
now.
29c
Furniture, Couches, Cots, Mattresses, Etc.
We are featuring in this sale the Strongest line of Furniture ever shown
in this country.
We have on our floor more than Fifty Different Samples of Quartered
Oak, Hand Polished Rockers.
We have a Solid Golden Oak Ladies' Rocker that we offer as low as 98c
This is an unheard of value and a Dainty little Sewing Chair.
We offer a Double Cane Dining Chair made of the very Best Maple stock
the kind that you pay 75c for, at other places, on this sale for 49c.
We will sell a Large, Roomy, High-back, Leather-Upholstered Rocker,
in Quartered Oak—a chair that we have been selling at $4.00, in this sale
for $2.95.
We have a Solid Golden Oak Suit, with Large Bevel Plate Mirror, and
Swell Front Dresser— A Value you can not get again, for $18.75.
We want you to come and see our line of Springs Mattresses, Couches,
Cots and Iron Beds.
This line is Too Large to classify. We Guarantee Every Purchase you
make. If our goods do not please you we will Gladly Refund Your Money.
Bed Spreads, Towels and
Table Linens
One lot of Soft Finish Silkaline
Tops in the new light shade.
Comforts—The Downy Kind—
The price was $1.50. We offer
them during this
sale for.
$1.00
One lot of Extra Large Size Com
forts—Good Weight—Fancy tops
Former price $1.25
This Sale price.
86c
One lot Genuine Marseillse Bed
Spreads in the New Designs.
Were sold for $1.50.
Sale price.
98c
One lot Marseills Spreads in the
Oriental designs—VeryJ Elabor
ate. Former price was $3.50,
for this sell
ing.
$2.45
We are offering for this special
sale a lot of White Table Linens
that were formerly sold for 50c
per yard. For this
sale only.
29c
We have a Special Number in
Pure Irish Table Linen—The ve
ry Best Quality of Imported Lin
en that we sold for $1.50 per
yard, for this sell
ing .
98c
One lot of all Linen Table
kins former price per
doz $1.50. This sale.
Nap
98c
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A CHECKING
ACCOUNT
Is not only a great convenience
in paying bills and in buying,
but helps to keep your accounts
straight; and is
An Ideal Receipt
\Ve shall be glad to talk with
you on the subject.
BANK OF McCRORY
cents. This kind of economy gives
a good many men a chance to look
for a second wife.
Subscribe now for the News.
CARD OF THANKS.
Through these colums we here
with express our sincerest thanks
to the good people of McCrory who
so graciously tendered their sympa
thy and assistance in our sad hour
of bereavement.
J. H. Jones and family.
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j When a girl loves a fellow, that is
, her business. When a fellow loves
1 a girl, that is his business. When
a fellow loves a girl and she loves
candy, that is our business, because
we are now handling and have the
exclusive sale of Hoadley’s candies.
Try a pound of assorted choco
lates at .40 cents.
You can get it at Howell’s.
STRAYED
One Bay Filly, 3 1-2 years old,
left ear and right foreleg cut with
barbed wire. Branded with fig
ure 3, with bar over same, on left
shoulder.
One mouse colored horse-mule
3 years old, branded same as filly.
One iron gray horse mule brand
ed same as filly.
Last seen at J. F. Barber’s
home four miles south east of
ricCrory, about August, 30, 1908.
$10.00 will be paid for informa
tion leading to their whereabouts
or recovery. Address:
I. M. McCUAN, R. 2,
McCRORY, ARKANSAS.
FEBRUARY, 4,1909.