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THE HOME NEWS
Published every Friday at McCrory, Ark.
WALTER W. RANEY, Ed. and Pub
Subscription $1.00 per Year ir Advance.
Entered as second-class mat
ter August 26, 1915, at the post
office at McCrory, Ark., under
the Act of March 3, 1879.
Friday, Nov. 10, 1916.
Buy From Rutland.
Mr. W. J. Rutlaud of W. J. \
Rutland &Co., Memphis, Tenn-, i
was here last week and gave us j
another large order for job and |
commercial printing for which!
he has our thanks. Mr. Rut
land has been traveling this ter
ritory many years and is well
known and liked by hundreds of
merchants in this state. His firm
does a jobbing and manufactur- j
mg business and some of their
specials are: Vinegar, ciders, i
cigars, candy, chewing gum, |
Pipes, extracts and cola syrup. I
as much as this firm comes to |
1 fCrory to buy its printing we !
will appreciate any orders our !
merchants may give Mr. Rut-!
and in return. His goods are |
1J£ht likewise his prices.
Mrs. VV. N. Wilkes of Keevil'
,s visiting relatives here.
Mr. John Larker of Revel ex
11 ited a fine colt at our county
aiJ* It was only 17 months old
and Weighed 1,028 pounds.
Mr- and Mrs. V. R. Billiard
"aKVe to Cherry Valley!
t ere they will reside in the fu
te. \\ e regret jose them
m our county and wish them
PPmess and prosperity.
Wood Is Promoted.
Mr. H. E. Wood of this city
has been promoted to the posi
tion of manager of the whole
sale grocery of Mayo & Robinson
at Jelks, succeeding Mr. J. W.
Mullens, resigned. Miss Ora
Lee Hunnicutt, bookkeeper, has
been retained by the firm. Mr.
Wood has been with the firm for
several months and his experi
ence under Mr. Mullens will no
doubt prove quite valuable in the
new position with which he has
been honored. The new place
gives to him a nice raise in sala
ry and we wish him much suc
cess.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snapp of
Fitzhugh were guests at the Mc
Crory home last week.
For Sale: At once, house and
two lots. See or phone Mrs.
Mattie Wortham. Adv. 11-3-tf.
See Angus Bros, before sell
ing your hogs and cattle. They
pay market prices. Adv. 10-20
3t.
For Sale: Second-hand five
passenger Ford in good condition
H. E. Wood, McCrory, Ark. 11
3-tf.
Mesdames C. W. Brooks and
Frank Angelo of Cotton Plant
were guests of friends here last
week.
Why throw away old shoes
when G. T. Early can make
them new at little cost. Adv.
10-27-tf.
An article exhibited at the
county fair that attracted much
attention was a bed-spread made
60 years ago by Mrs. M. A. Mil
ler of this city. She spun the
tKread and wove the cloth. She
also had a sheet on exhibition
which she made in 1872. Both
articles were in good condition
notwithstanding the many years
of service they have rendered.
w. o. w.
Assets $30,000,000.
Members in Arkansas alone over 43,000
Now Is The Time to Join
Woodruff County’s
BIG 200 CLASS
Introduction Will Take Place
Thursday Night
Nov. 30th at McCrory
All who are examined up to and in
cluding that date, will be initiated
that night and
There Will be No Goat to Ride.
Special Initiation Fee of $3.00
Public Program in the afternoon and a
general good time for all who attend.
State Mgr. R. E. Miller and Head
Consul Newberry will conduct the ini
tiation. For furthur information see
any W. 0. W. Clerk, or H. T. Raney,
Campaign Manager, McCrory, Ark.
LET EVERY MEMBER GET
A NEW MEMBER