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TO MY THOUSANDS OF j
FRIENDS IN THE FIRST
CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT.
Much depends upon your
support in my race for the
United States Senate. You
have been loyal in your sup
port and I have every reason
to believe that you have had
no change in sentiments
toward our candidacy.. This
means that I will receive prac
tically all the votes in the
First) Congressional District, !
a fact of which I am justly
proud, but I do not want my
friends to consider this an!
easy race and neglect to go
to the polls. I am confident
that I will receive two votes
to my opponent’s one, but
in a political contest it is es
sential that every vote be reg-j
istered at the polls, thus roll
ing them up, for a candidate
can never have too many votes j
cast for him. It is for this
reason that I ask my thousands
of friends in the First Con
gresional District to
TURN OUT AND VOTE
When I reach the United
States Senate I will serve you
as well there as I have en
deavored to do in the House
of Representatives. The fact
that vou have sent me there
four times indicates that you
consider my duty in that bodv
well performed, and when 11
get to the Senate you will not i
be sending me 30 pieces of j
silver. Just turn out and vote
and after August 10 we will
have a grand celebration over
our victory.
Adv. T. H. CARAWAY.
CLEAN UP WEEK
The week beginning Mon
day Aug. 9, is hereby declared
to be clean-up week for the
Town of McCrory and notice
is hereby given that all per
sons myst clean up their prem
ises. Remove all rubbish,
tin cans, glass, trash, etc., to
the alley and place same in a
box or barrel and the scavenger
will remove same. Also cut
all weeds and place your busi
ness or residence property in a
clean sanitary condition. Per
sons failing to do so will be
dealt with according to law.
Let's make McCrory clean
again.
WALTER W. RANEY,
Mayor.
McCrory, Ark. Aug. 6, 1920.
OPTOMETRIST COMING
C. S. Thompson, optome
trist, of Little Rock, will be at
; the McCrory Drug Company
with a full line of optical
: goods Thursday, August 12,
land every 60 days thereafter.
Eyes tested free, work guaran
teed. Adv. 7-30-2tc.
Mr. J. H. Crossett, manager
of the Fakes Mercantile Co.,
! is spending a week with the
I Profitable Farming Special
| Train touring the State of
Georgia.
TO BOOST McCRORY
The McCrory Developement
Club which has been .organ
ized by the business men will
meet Friday, Aug. 13, at 12:
00 o’clock. Every business
and professional man in Mc
Crory is invited to attend and
assist in the election of
officers at which time a bar
becue luncheon will be given.
SUMMER SCHOOL
OPENED MONDAY
Thirty-three students have
been enrolled for the six
weeks’ summer course begun
ut the McCrory High School
host Monday, only high school
pupils admitted for this year.
By extensive and intensive
study these-pupils will be able
to make one credit to be ap
plied to requirements for
graudation. It is possible for
a pupil to graduate in about
three years if he attends a
summer school each year dur
ing his high school course.
The summer school is being
I conducted by Miss Pauline
Huff and Supt. C. T. Willis,
who together are able to con
hne the course to the morning
hours only. *_
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Huff
and little daughter, Miss Jes
samine, left Tuesday for a
month’s visit to his sister,
Mrs. D. E. Chappell at Sa
pulpa, Okla.
HousEw°^THr5^
Housework is trying at
season of the year h,7 ai>y
ticularly so in August. XS"
suffering from backache in
.muscles stiff joints, rheftft
pains, biliousness or “ft
symptoms of kidnev t. T?
'will find relief in FoieV ft
ney Pills They giv?^’:
■irom irratating bladder I f
ments. For sale by the ft
Cross Drug Co.'
FOR SALE
Six large young farm mule,
for sale. Twelve to select
from. Come and get vo„:
choice. Prices that will af
rract a buyer.
L. W. STURDIVANT
Adv. 7-23-3tc. •
Mrs. Etta Drewery returned
Sunday to Mason, Tenn., after
about ten days visit with her
..on, Mr. R. A. Drewery and
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dougherty.
Mrs. W. G. Dilliard spent
the week-end in Little Rock.
McCrory, Ark. August 18-19-20.