The Fangs of Scandal
Sink Deep
“A Woman’s Experience”
BY PAUL M. POTTER
With The Great Emotional Star'
Presents a True Story of Smart Society At
The Jewel Theatre
Monday Night July 14th
Admission 25c
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| EARLE L. KITTRELL
Graduate Veterinarian
(Deputy State Veterinarian)
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Augusta, Arkansas
Office Phone 16 Home Phone 40
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FIRST COTTON BLOOM
The first cotton bloom that
has been seen in McCrory this j
year was brought into th^ of-,
fice of The Home News Wed
nesday of this week by Mr. W.,
H. Chappell who lives about
four miles southeast of town.
The cotton, of the - Texas j
Rouden variety, was planted;
on April 18. Mr. Chappell
tells us that the cotton ranges
from knee high to waist high
and that he has a very good
stand and the prospects look
good for at least half a bale to
the acre.
Just as we go to press we
are informed that Mrs. T. J.
Fakes, who has been ill for
somp time and who was taken
to New Mexico, died at eleven j
o’clock Wednesday night of
this week. The remains will!
be brought here for burial.
ALMOST PAST GOING
“I Suffered with kidney
trouble for three years” writes
; D. Bell, St. James City, Fla.,
“and for the ast six months
I have been almost past going
I couldn't stoop down and
when I would lie down I could
hardly get^rp. I began taking
Foley Kidney Pills and before
I used up two bottles my pains
were all gone.” They are very
prompt in action and quick to
relieve ba<rkache, rheumatic
pains, stiff, swolen joints and
sorA muscles-—Red Cross Drug
Store.
Strayed—Bay mare mule, 2
years old, and a black mare
mule, two years old. No marks
or brands and both are extra
good mules for their age. $10.
reward for return or informa
tion as to their whereabouts.
J. F. Morgan, McCrory, Ark.,
adv.6-20-3t
GIN REQUIREMENTS
UNDER NEW LAty
Public ginners must main,
application to Jim G. Fersrn!
Commissioner of iMnes, MaS°r'
facture and Agriculture, f0f
license for 1919-20 season i?
cense is issued without coil t
ginners. ost
There must be attached to
each bale of cotton ginned on
identification tag urnished h!
the State Department of ArH
culture. *
All tage left over from 19ig
! 19 season must be reliirned
| at once in order to get credit
on this year’s order.
In ordering tags, remit,by
money order or Little Rock
Exchange direct to state treas
urer at 2 1-2 cents for each tag,
JIM G. FERGUSON,
Commissioner.
TALC
CJ
ontee
gives every woman
who loves a rare per
fume, the opportunity to
know and enjoy a talc
having a wonderful, costly
odor at a price unusually
low. Take Jonteel home
with you today.
McCORRY DRUG CO.
McCORRY, ARK.
Messrs J. E. and Andrew
Comer and Mrs. Julia A. Ran
ey returned Sunday from a
three weeks visit in Kansa
City.
I have twenty dozen of a'
ies silk gloves value ?l
which I am going to sell
88 cents per pair.—H. Arn
& Sons.
King Jernigan, who served
with the A. E. F. for se jv
months, was honorably
charged from the /service ,
Camp Pike last Friday
came to McCrory Saturdaj
a visit to his uncle, H. W. ^
nigan. The young man , t0
Sunday for Green Forrest
meet his mother who w i
company him to his home
Oregon.