Good Things To Eat
Will Make You
Enjoy Your Living
For breakfast,
Try
MAPLE SYRUP
and
PANCAKES
made from the pancake
flour we handle.
WE
Have the
BEST
EVAPORATED FRUIT
APPLES
PEACHES
APRICOTS
and
PRUNES
ALL
The different
KINDS
of
PEAS
BEANS
POTATOES
Etc.
You know we guarantee the goods
J. O. RAYMOND
Window glass for sale at H. T.
Raney’s.
For Good Candy, go to How
ell’s Drug Store.
Piper coal will keep you warm.
Try it. W. B. Fakes.
When you want a tonic, try
Howell’s Bitter Tonic.
Buy your windows, the best for
the p*ice, at H. T. Raney’s
Money to loan on real-estate.
Apply to Mrs. W. W. Bradley.
Buy your doors and windows of
H. T. Raney. His prices are right
Don’t miss seeing the court beau
ties at the school house March, 26
Assistant Cashier A. Woodward,
returned today, Thursday, from
a week,s visit iu Brinkley.
Fob Sale : Buff Cochin eggs.
Price $1.00 per. setting of 14. Ap
ply to Mrs. H. D. Swayze.
Milas Bryant of Little Rock,was
a McCrorv visitor Wednesday, the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Lillie Mc
Farland.
For Sale : Two good milch cows
with young calvesi '•
A. C. Dilliabd.
Go to H. T. Raney’s for panel
doors, windows, screen doers, glass
and putty.
J. Dallas, and wife made a busi
ness trip to Cotton Plant the first
of the week.
J. S. Kelley, and wife, spent
Saturday and Sunday with home
folks at Judsouia.
Howell’s Drug Store has the ex
clusive agency for Hoadly’s Ice
Cream and Candy.
Mr6. Minor O’Neal, of Augusta,
came over Monday for a few days
visit to friends and relatives.
Wanted- To exchange Canna
bulbs of the yellow variety for
same in red. Apply at this office.
R. R. Givius, of Riverside, was
a McCrory visitor the first of the
week, the guest of Dr. Howell.
Don’t miss soeing the “Isle of
Jewels,” an Operetta that will
please both old and young, on the
26th of March.
Eat Fresh Meat.
If you are buying your meats of us
you have the satisfaction of knowing that
they are pure, fresh, and home-killed. We
buy and sell only the best. A trial will tell.
JEFFRIES, MARSH & CO.
For a Good Light: : : :
Use
Eupion Oil
Sold by Waters Pierce Oil Co.
L. E. POLLETT Agent.
For cooking purposes, Piper
coal is cheaper than wood. Try it.
W. B. Fakes.
Fob Sale: Two good mules.
Call or write, I. M. McCuan, R. 2.
MeCrory, Ark.
For Elastic Roof Paint, for met
al or felt roofing, see Geo. H.
Proulx, Agent.
Mr. R. M. Johnson left Wednes
day for Memphis where he will re
main for quite a while.
For Drugs—If you want what
you want, when you want it,—Go
to Howell’s Drug Store.
Piper coal makes but little ash
and no cinders. Try if in your
cook stove. W. B. Fakes.
Proulx’ furniture hospital: up
holstering, renovating and repair
ing done on short notice
One small, neatly finished room
suitable for office or other business.
For rent, apply to H. T. Raney.
Dr. and H. Howell were in Cabot
Sunday and Monday attending the
bed-side of their father who is very
ill.
If you want a real hearty laugh,
come to the school auditorium on
March 26 and hear “A court-ship
under difficulties.”
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. D. Fewell, and
little daughter, have returned from
a two weeks visit to friends and
relatives at Lonoke.
C. C. Faucett, Agent for the Pa
cific Express Company regrets he
cannot attend the drama of Friday
evening, the 26th. Very pressing
business will prevent.
Fob Sale; One five room house
aud lot on main street, one door
west of Dr- L. A. Jelks’ office m
town of MeCrory. Apply to Mrs.
C. W. Walker.
it
NOTICE
NOTICE
We want your Eggs,
Chickens,, Ducks, Geese
Butter, Hides and Tal
low. In fact we will buy
anything that the Farmer
has to sell. We will pay
ONE:CENT
more for your Produce
than any one else.
See before you sell.
McFadden & Co
McCRORY. ARK. „
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Wedding invitations for sale at
the News office
“A most oblging little sister”
will be quite interesting. Don’t
miss it, Friday night, March, 26,
at the school auditorium.
Subscribe now for the News,
Woodruff county’s leading paper.
Subscription rates; one year,
$1.00, six months, 65 cents, three
months, 40 cents.
Captain H. A. Walker, and the
second platoon of his company,
came in today, Thursday, from
Brinkley, where they have done
efficient work as soldiers.
R. M. King, who has been con
nected with the City Livery Barn
of H. D. Swayze, in this city the
past three months, returned Tues
day, to his home in Benton, Miss.
Helen Marr, the little five year
old child of Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Scales, died this, Thursday morn
ing after au illness of ten days.
The little girl had been quite sick
the past few days and her recovery
was not. thought possible.
Mrs. Kathryn Faucett Taylor,
our efficient music teacher began
the study of music at four years of
age; was a leading teacher in Sear
cy; her concerts have never failed
to please, and the Isle of Jewels,
with the good backing of the male
orchestra which she has well drilled
will be grand, beautiful and amus
ing.
Don’t miss seeiug King and
Queen Diamond on the 26th of
March, at the school house.
See Proulx about screeuing your
house. All kinds and sizes of screen
doors and windows made to order
on short notice.
For Sale : One seven room
house and lots in town of McCrory
Apply to Grover 0. Angus, Me*
Crory Arkansas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Erie Barringer,
of Memphis, arrived Tuesday for a
few days visit to Mrs. Barringr’s
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Dougherty.
J. W. Mullens has moved his
family to Wynne where they will
reside in the future. Mr. J. H.
Jones, a father-in-law, will make
his home with them.
W. L. Angus, a former McCrory
boy, but who for the past few years
has been serving the Iron Mountain
railroad as agent at Vanndale,was
shaking hands with home-folks the
first of the week.
TORNADOES
ARE
DESTRUCTIVE
And you should profit
by others experiences,
by protecting your
home with a policy in
Good Old Line Com
panies.
See us NOW.
JERNIGAN &
WOODWARD
Office: Bank of McCrory
EPWORTH LEAQUE SOCIAL
Quite a novel little party will be
given Friday night, April, 2, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Wherry.
A small fee of three cents for ev
ery foot tall you are and one pen
ny for each extra inch will be re
quired of each guest. The proceeds
Will be given to the church at
Brinkley which was destroyed by
the cyclone of March, 8. Everyone
should atteud and give full meas
ure.
Following is a copy of the invit
ation which was handed us yester
day evening by Miss Ruth Powell,
Third Vice President of the League,
for publication in this week’sNsws.
THE INVITATION.
You are invited to attend the Ep
worth League social, to be given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Wherry, Friday, April, 2, from
7 :30 to 10:00 p. m.
o o o
A measuring party we’er giving to
you,
’Tis something novel as well as
new.
Measure yourself on door or wall,
And bring three cents for each
foot tall.
For extra inches a penn} give,
And thereby show how high you
live.
The money for your measure,
Will give Brinkley Church much
pleasure.
With music and song, and welcome,
hearty,
We’ll greet you at our mearuing
party.
Ruth Powell 3rd. V. Pres.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
By virtu* of the power In me veiled n May
or the town of McCrory. In the county of
Woodruff and state of Arkansas. I hereby give
notice and make proclamation that an election
will be held In said town on Tuesday, the 6th
day of April. 1909 for the purpose of electing
the following town officers towit:
One Mayor, one recorder, and five aldermen.
In testimony whereof. I hereto set my hand
as such Mayor' on the 33rd day of February,
1909.
R B. C boss nr, Matos'
WARNING ORDER
E. T. Wherry Plaintiff ts W. H. Howell De
fendant.
The defendant, W. H. Howell, is hereby
warned to appear in Justice court before Sam
F. Watson, J. P. for Woodruff County. Arkan
sas at McCrory. Arkansas, on Thursday. April.
IS, 1909, to answer claim of E. T. Wherry, and
upon his failare to appear, the complaint will
be taken as confessed.
Given under my hand. this. Marob. 13.1909.
SAM r. Watsok. J. P.
r
E. L. HAMILTON
FURNITURE AND STOVES
V
HATTINQS, RUGS AND WINDOW SHADES
■I
McCRORY’S $100.00 BRINKLEY
FUND IS RECEIPTED FOR
Notwithstanding the cyclone that
passed a short distance from Mc
Crory a few days prior to the Brink
ley disaster, thus causing quite a
lot of charity work to be done at
home by our people, they again
come to the front in this line with
a donation of $100.00 for the suf
ferers at Brinkley.
We have in our office a letter
from the relief committee at Brink
ley, which was handed us by Post
master J. B. Neal, in which the
committee asks that their sincerest1
thanks be extended to the people !
of McCrory for the liberal contribu-'
tion sent to the relief of their j eo
ple. We will take pleasure in show
ing the letter to anyone desiring to
see the same.
UNION FARriERS AND TRUST
TOBACCO.
Did you ever stop to think who
makes the tobacco you chewt Ev
ery loyal consistent member should
chew Union Tobacco, and there is
no excuse for a member using any
other kind, as you will find several
brands of Union Tobacco advertis
ed in this paper. Any merchant
will be more than glad to buy
Union Tobacco for if he doesn’t
already handle it. If he is on the
side and in cahoot with the trust,
and wou’t handle Union Tobacco,
you should write direct for a box
or two. „ .
We should stand by our Union
brothers who raise tobacco, ahd
fight against that all powerful to
bacco trust, and should stay by
them through thick and thin. Plug
tobacco is now cheaper than for
years, all due to the fact that the
loyal Union Members everywhere
are chewing and smoking Union
Tobacco which is not made by a
trust. Chew Union made tobacco or :
none. See that the little bjipe Un
ion Label is on every plug. —Na
tional Union Farmer.
Died; Mrs. S. Matheny, aged 63
years, died at her home in Mor
ton, Friday morning, March 19,
1909, about eight o’clock. Mrs.
Matheny was sick for only one
week, and leaves a husband, one
son and three daughters. She has
been a resident of that place for
sometime, her family having
moved there six years ago from
Jasper county Illinois. Her tnortai ’
remains were laid to rest Saturday
evening in Pumpkin Bend ceme
tery.
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H. T. RANEV,
The City Undertaker
ALL SIZES AND STYLES OF
COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES J
And Burial Supplies. Hearse in connection.
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Wouldn’t you prefer
lirtrtri .srirtxu i xtrJa:
to wear clothes this Spring and
Summer made expressly to fit your
form, by such famous tailors as
Ed. V. Price & Co., of Chicago, as
they are being worn in the large
metropolitan cities?
Or are you content
to wear regular store clothing,
designed and cut for nobody in
particular, and made up in wholesale
lots months ahead of the season?
About the same price
when secured through _ us, with
superior workmanship <*nd absolute
satisfaction guaranteed. ; Examine
our assortment of fine fabrics today.
P. HOLLAND The Tailor.
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Throe-Button Novelty Sack.