NOTICE
We have the following
goods in John Deere Imple
ments, upon which we will
make some attractive prices in
order to clean up our stock.
Three John Deere Walking
Cultivators.
Five John Deere Section
Harrows.
Six John Deere Side Har
rows.
One John Deere Seeder.
Two John Deere Gee Whiz.
Two John Deere Barton
Harrows.
Three Two Horse Syracuse
Turning Plows.
Two Horse 12-Inch Turn
ing Plow.
Besides the above we have
the following in Oliver Plows
which we wish to move this
season.
Six Oliver New Ground
Plows.
Six Oliver Goodbar Turn
ing Plows.
Six Oliver Side Harrows.
Three Olliver Walking Cul
tivators.
Six Oliver Wooden Beam
Plows.
Three Oliver 13 S. B. Turn
ing Plows.
Three Oliver A. C. D. S.
Turning Plows.
When you need any repair
for Oliver or John Deere
goods, let us order these parts
for you at once.
PLANTERS MERC. CO.
Adv. ltc.'
Eileen Percy, the beautiful
William Fox star, who is re
membered here especially for
her lively comedy, ‘‘Beware
of the Bride” will appear at
the Jewel Theatre next Friday
in a new screen farce, “The
Land of Jazz.” The picture
is based upon the funny hap
penings on a little island
where a young doctor has
secluded himself to study a
few choice patients affected
by the jazz craze. The pic
ture is rich in laugh provoking
situations.
NATURE IS PAINTING
THE EARTH
Man should certainly keep
in harmony with these sur
roundings. Every place in
our community needs some
repairing or painting.
IT WILL COST LESS THAN
IT HAS FOR YEARS
LOOK! LOOK!! LOOK!!!
We have 5,000 feet of ship
lap that we are selling out
at only $25.00 per thousand.
If your shed or fence or you
have any kind of rough re
pairing to do now is the time
to do it. •
THE ARKMO LUMBER CO.
k J. F. RIPLEY, Manager.
DEVIEW NEWS
Miss Effie Mae Stapp spent
Saturday night with Miss An
nie Sue Chappell.
Mass Mary Lou Glenn of
McCrory spent the week-end
with friends in DeView.
Misses Onia York and Wil
ma Gibson spent the day with
Miss Effie Stapp Sunday.
Mrs. Claudie Lee of De
View spent the day with Mrs.
W. P. Rubottom Sunday.
Maynard seemed to be in
his glory Friday, Saturday and
Sunday nights. Ask him why?
Jim and Marshal were out
horse back riding Sunday
evening and both looked very
blue.
Mr. and Mrs. York of near
Beards spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harp of near Mc
Crory..
There was a Sunday School
Rally at Beards Sunday night
and a very large crowd at
tended.
Miss Lois Thomas of Mor
ris Grove spent Saturday night
with Miss Wilma Gibson of
near DeView.
Married: April, 2, 1921,
M{r. Dolphus McCrary of Mag
azine, Ark., to Miss Carrie
Wright, of DeView.
There was a party at Mr.
Dee’s of DeView Thursday
night, a big crowd attended
and everybody had a large
time.
There was a car load of
boys and girls out trying the
Chappell Grove roads Sunday
afternoon and found them
pretty rough.
If your funny bone isn’t
safe and sound, don’t see “The
Land of Jazz” at the Jewel
Theatre next Friday night.
AUGUSTA NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK
What the People of the North
ern District Capital Are
Saying and Doing
(From the Free Pres, Apr.l)
Mrs. Roy Mitchell went to
Little Rock Monday.
Mrs. W. N„ Wilkes went to
Little Rock Sunday.
Mrs. T. Y. Ramsey spent a
few days in Memphis this
week.
Miss Schaffer of Memphis
was the guest of Mrs. Sprad
lin Sunday.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. L.
J. Sawyer of Fitzhugh, on
March, 27, 1921, a son.
Mrs. B A. Fletcher re
turned Wednesday from Mc
Clelland accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. E. W. Butler.
Rev. T. Y. Ramsey, Mrs. E.
F. Brewer and Miss Mary Ful
ler are attending the District
Conference at Kensett.
Mr. R. A. Drewery returned
Monday to Little Rock where
he is under treatment for
rheumatism.
McCRORY DRUG CO.
Jeffries & Morris, Props.
“Everything in Drugs”
PHONE 42
G. W. BARBER
NOTARY PUBLIC
INSURANCE
DUFFEL BROTHERS
BARBER SHOP
Courteous treatment to all.
Your patronage solicited.
eczema;
Money back without question
if HUNT’S GUARANTEED
IS]
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES
(Hunt's Salve and Soap),fiail in
the treatment of Itch, Eczema,
Ringrworm,Tetter or oth er Itch
ing skin diseases. Try this
treatment at our risk.
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
DEACON DUBBS
A Play Given at High School Auditorium, McCrory, Arkan
sas, Tuesday Evening April 5, 1921.
PERSONS IN THE PLAY
Deacon Dubbs.From Sorghum Center, West Virginny
JEFF SIMMONS
i
Amos Coleman.His Nephew, a Young Lawyer
RICHARD CHAPPELL
Rawdon Crawley.A Wolf in SheepPs Clothing
ROY MITCHEN
Major McNutt.Auctioneer and Justice-of-Peace
' J. W. COMER
Deuteronomy Jones .A Country Product
ED WOOD Jr.
Rose Raleigh.Th$ Brave Little School Ma’am
DORISS KYLE
Miss Philipena Popover.With Both Eyes :on the Deacon
THELMA PHILLIPS
Emily Dale.The Richest Girl in Town
FANNIE TAYLOR
Trixie Coleman.Full of Mischief
MARGIE MUSGROVE
Yennie Yensen.The Hired Girl from Sweden
IRENE BRANDON
Villagers, Quartet, Children.
SYNOPSIS
ACT I. A Country Auction. The Deacon arrives from
'Sorghum Center, State o’West Virginny. The Deacon takes
a drink of water.
ACT II. A Country Wedding. Shadows of the Past.
The Deacon takes a prisoner.
ACT III. A Country Husking Bee. Escaped from the
Penitentiary. The Deacon takes a wife.
Then here’s my hand, my trusty friend,
And give us a hand of thine,
And let the Friendship Cup go round
To the days of Auld Lang Syne.
Time of Playing—About two and one-quarter hours.