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You save GENEROUSLY on the Blouses YOU BUY HERE
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and your savings result from our friendly intimate co-operation
with the World’s foremost Blouse Makers. Many of our popular
price Blouses come to us under a very unique plan that results in
The Elimination of all Selling Expense
As well as large economics in their manufacture. The very
frequent arrival of the new models ju»t a brief time after
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their creation further insures the latest and most authentic in
style The maker of Welworth Blouses buys his material in vast
quantities and far in adrance-he thus raves in buying; he makes
up the same styles for several hundred stores—and saves in the
making. No salesmen are required to sell these waists,
New Welworth $2.00 Blouses
so selling expense is saved, and these savings go into the Blouses
that's why the Welworth is the superior Blouse of America.
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PAUL SUNSHINE DIETRICK
THERE are a number of things
that the church could do that
it is not now doing it it were
a community church. If the
church could only be a neighborhood
church where every type of belief
could be presented it would have a
tendency to tie the people together,
providing these teachers could pre
sent something constructive and not
destructive.
The church, in so many cases di
vides the community instead of unit
ing it. People are called upon to
support two or three pastors and
build two or three churches, when one
pastor and one church would have
made a real country neighborhood
church. If there is to be a gathering
in the next world of all the good
people now on earth it looks as tho it
would be a good time now to begin
to become acquainted. We might not
like each other enough to want to
live throughout eternity with one
another. We better find it out be
fore we go to the next world, as we
are going to be happy in the com
pany of all the folks there. Heaven
is to be a place of harmony. If some
good church folks, in some communi
ties, get there and some other good
church folks in the same community
who belong to a different expression
of faith get there too and they take
with them their good behavior here,
there will be trouble, and a plenty of
it, in Heaven.
“Come let us reason together." j
The church should lead in every good
thing for the neighborhood. If it is
going to lead it must unite the ef
forts of the church people.
1st. The church should be a place!
of worship and study of the Bible. It j
must be equipped for such activities
where the religious education can be
adapted to the religious development
of each person in the community.
2nd. The church should be a place
where good lectures and concerts can
be held. It should be a place where
institutes could be held to discuss any
phase of community development.
3rd. Home is a good place to have
a good time for the member of the
home, but the average person is wid
er in his social life than the home.
The church should give him good
times outside of his home. The
church should be a big neighborhood
home and the best place in the world
to have a good time.
The play life of a community
should be directed by the church, not
criticized by it. When a person or an
organization does nothing but criti
cize it is a recognized fact that it has
failed to make good in interesting the
people of the neighborhood in the
thing the organization stands for. If
the church leads in all the good times
in the neighborhood then there will
be no bad times as the time of the
people have been taken up with the
good times.
4th. The physical side of the indi
vidual should be directed. Perhaps
the school has already taken over a
large part of this direction. If it ha3
or if it hasn't the church should get
into the game and lead the school in
helping people to develop their bodies
and keep in proper health the house
in which they live while on earth.
The physical thoughts and appetites
lead us astray when we are left alone
with our thoughts. The church should
have its building ope,n every day of
the year and have something going
on there that will help the community
get a bigger vision of its physical,
mental, social and religious relation
to itself and the individuals who
make up the neighborhood.
Perhaps you say this is too big a
task. We agree with you that it b
too big a task for the divided church
but not for the united church. Take
a pencil and write down the names of
all the good people in your commun
ity who would be interested in the
upbuilding of the community and you
will be surprised how many you have.
Now make a list of them who 3re
really active members of your own
church and see how few you have.
Your church can never save your j
community as there are dozens and
dozens of people there who will never
join your church. They have been
taught differently. However, they
would join a community, or a neigh
borhood church if they could bring
into this new church the faith they
have always held in the old church.
Join all the people together for work
together and let them still keep the
faith of their fathers if they want to.
The faith of their fathers will not
hurt them if they keep still about it.
Harmonize your thoughts and actions
and you have the neighborhood
church that is effective in its work.
Knox mends shoes cheap. 11 Wkl
nut St., Newport, Ark.
BRED GILT WILL NEED
SPECIAL CARE AND DIET
A number of pig club boys as well
as older stockraisers have expected
their gilts to bring pigs when they
were two young, according to J. H.
McLeod State leader in live stock work
with the Agricultural Extension Di
vision. No gilt, no matter how well
developed it may be, should be bred
before she is eight months old and
it is better to wait until she is twelve
months of age. If a sow is bred too
young, she rarely if ever, develops
into as large a sow as she would
have done if she had been bred later.
At the time of breeding the gilt,
she should be in good thrifty condi
tion. After she is bred she should
be fed a ration that will keep her
gaining up until the time she brings
her pigs. If this 1s done, she is much
more likely to give birth to strong
healthy pigs. Furthermore, she will
be in condition to suckle them well.
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and Novelties
Columbia\Qrafanolas Victor Viclrolas
Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
Closing Out Sale Now Going On
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Newport, Arkansas
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Sets, Smokers 'Sundries, Perfumes,
Fancy and Necessary Toilet Articles
and a thousand and one appropriato
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TOILET ARTICLES. STATIONERY, KODAKS AND FILMS
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AUTOMOBILES
On account of the number of Chevrolet Cars now
in use in this and adjoining Counties we have
organized this Company to sell and take care of
the Chevrolet Automobiles. We carry a full line
of Chevrolet parts, and other automobile supplies
and accessories, tires and tubes.
Our shops and salesrooms are located in the Old
Methodist Church Building on South Street. We
have a competent force of mechanics and repair
all makes of automobiles. We also operate a Bat
tery Station and sell and recharge Batteries.
We have just received a carload of tne 1920
490 Mode! Five Passenger Touring Cars. The new
car has many improvements over even last year’s
car. We will be glad to show you either here or
will bring it to you.
DIXIE AUTO CO
Batesville, Ark