TRADE WITH THESE LIVE ADVERTISERS WHO BELIEVE IN THE PROGRESS OF OUR TOWN AND COUMtv
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
C. P. BEST, Proprietor
“Drugs of Quality”
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KODAKS
Mjf! AND
T 7 FILMS
PHONE NO. 2
J. E. LEWIS
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Haul Anything Anywhere
BRING US YOUR
POULTRY AND EGGS
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
N. H. CHANEY & CO.
The Penny Store Sells
200 Pins for 4 Pennies
W. N. DUNEHEW, Prop.
Phone No. 29,
If you want feed, we have it.
Uuloading a car of all kind
of Feed, including Seed Oats
and Hay. Get our price be
fore buying Ear Corn.
ANGUS & HAYS, Phone 21
DIXON & WILSON
GROCERIES AND FEED
Can Save You Money
DYE & SETTLEMOIR
Blacksmithing, Horseshoeing
and Repairing of all Kind
“We Fix It”
Meet Your Friends at
BIRD’S CAFE
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Meals, Short Orders, Candy
and Cold. Dr inks
McCrory Piano & Realty Co.
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; HIGH GRADE
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Pianos, Players, Organs
and Phonographs
Trade with
F LEWIS
DRY GOODS
SHOES, HATS
CLOTHING
HARDWARE
STOVES, AND
FURNITURE.
“Everything for the Home”
Phone 23
TRADE WITH THESE LIVE ADVERTISERS WHO BELIEVE IN THE PROGRESS OF OUR TOWN AND C |
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BANK OF McCRORY
Total deposits of the six banks in Woodruff County were
on Dec. 31, 1919, according to their statements, $2,017,164.
77. Total resources of all the banks were $2,802,475.97.
How much of that money belongs to you? You can have a
large share of it if you make up your mind to deposit your
money with us. Start an account with us to-day, or add to
your present account. BANK OF McCRORY
ARKMO LUMBER COMPANY
E. T. WISNER, Manager
“Everything for the Home Build&r”
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LUMBER, DOORS, WINDOWS, SHINGLES, BRICK,
LIME, CEMENT, ROOFING, PAINTS AND VARNISHES.
PERRY HOLLAND
TAILOR AND CLEANER
“Clothes for Men Who Care”
S
T. W. GREER
GROCERIES AND MEATS
Will Appreciate Your Trade
Phone No. 19 #
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Gambler’s Chance
Buying without seeing is like depending upon luck. 11 you get
what you think you’ll get, you win. If you don’t, you lose.
Pictures and descriptions in catalogs, no matter how faithfully
executed, cannot tell you the exact quality of the article. You
must see it to know its real merits.
If your local dealer were to sell you on the same plane as the
mail order house and you found the quality just a little below
your expectations, you would make him replace the article with
something better. But buying blindly you usually take what
you get and hope for better luck next time.
Why not be fair with your local merchants and help them to
provide you with honest quality at right prices? Your undivided
patronage will enable them to improve their stocks.
TRADE AT HOME
Support- the ToWn that SupportsYou
If in a hurry, call me.
PETE BARBER
AUTO TRANSFER.
J. F. MORGAN
Dealer In
Railroad Ties and
Missouri Mules ■
FAKES MERCANTILE COMPANY I '
PLANTERS MERCANTILE COMPANY
“The House on the Corner with Prices on the Square”
We Invite a Share of Your Patronage
J. C. McCrory, President; J. F. Morgan, Vice President:
G. W. Barber, Sec.-Treas.; G. G. McCrory, Manager
Quality
Groceries
Meats
COLWELL’S CAFE
L. B. COLWELL, Prop.
Meals, Short Orders, Cbld
Drinks, Cigars and Candy.
McCRORY DRUG CO.
J. R. PIERCEY, Prop.
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“Everything in Drugs”
PHONE 42
Let us make that Photograph
A. M. SMITH
We also do Kodak work on
short notice. Two doors
south of postoffice.
SEE
HOMER ROBINSON
FOR
LIFE INSURANCE
Jeweler and Watchmaker
Quality and Service
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W. N. HOUGELIN
decorator
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Painting and Paperhanging
New Line of
SPRING SHIRTS
JUST RECEIVED
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H. ARNQF & SONS •
Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing
E. T. WHERRY & SONS
GENERAL MERCHANDISt
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Blue Bird Plows and parts*
Strong Boy Cultivators and
Moline Reversable Discs.
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THOMPSON & HAILEY
General Merchandise
Plain and Fancy Voil,
Batiste, and Organdies,
Lace and Embrordery,
Staple and Fancy
Ginghams.
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SEE OUR COMPLETE LlNE
before purchasing
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