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Piano Trio—Graduation March_Streabbog
Irene Jimerson, Ruth Arnof and Fred Jimerson.
Piano Solo—Wild Chase_Alyard
Dora Harris
Piano Solo—Voices of Spring_Wildemere
Alma Candlish
Piano Duet—Dance by Moonlight_Porter
Pauline and Katherine McCain
Piano Solo—Peace at Evening_Kern
Irene Jimerson
Piano Trio—Away to the Woods_Morey
Dora Harris, Lyndelle Dilliard and Dorriss Kyle
Piano Solo—Rose Petals____Lawson
Fred Jimerson
* Piano Trio—Tripping over the Lawn_ _Rand
Lena Cullum, Alma Candlish and Ruth Pyles
Piano Solo—Friends Forever_Spaulding
Dorriss Kyle
Piano Solo—Moonlight Dance_Kern
Mary Baxter
Piano Duet—Blossom Time_Spaulding
Pauline Dilliard and Edith Jeffries
Piano Solo—In Cupid’s Wiles_Engelmann
Pauline McCain
Piano Solo—Paper Chase__ Lawson
Katherine McCain
Piano Duet—March Lyricque_ Streabbog
Irene Jimerson and Mary Baxter
Vocal Solo—A Dream_ Bartlett
Hazel Musgrove
Piano Solo—Carmen_ Bizet
Ruth Arnof
Piano Solo—See the Drum Major_Smith
Lena Cullum
Vocal Solo—Sing me to Sleep_Green
Louise Kyle
Piano Solo—If I were a Bird_Henselt
Esther Arnof
Vocal Solo—Harmony____Del Reigo
Florence Kyle
Piano Solo—Valse
Barowski
Bess Powell
Vocal Duet—On Wings of Music_ Mendelshon
Hazel Musgrove and Freida Williams
Piano Solo—Bonds Cappriccioso_Mendelshon
Jewell Daniel
Vocal Duet—Voices of the Past__ _Green
Della Jeffries and Blanche Powell
Piano—Festival March__ __Hearvath
1st. Piano—Esther Arnof
2nd Piano—Marietta Stark
Vocal Solo—Rose in the Bud_*__Forster
Bessie Roddy
Piano Solo—Serenade_ Herbert
Mary Piercey
Vocal Solo- Spring Has Come_White
Freida Williams
Piano Solo—Silver Stars_ Bohm
Florence Kyle
Vocal Duet—Dawn_ Dibowski
Misses Ruth Best and Bessie Roddy
Piano Solo—Titania_Wely
Marietta Stark
Vocal Solo—Spring-time_Becker
Della Jeffries
Piano—Cascade___ Bendel
1st Piano—Jewell Daniel
2nd. Piano—Freida Williams
\ We Pay Highest Cash Prices \
For Your Produce
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Hens, per pound,. .
Cox, per pound, ....
Broilers I to 134_
Fryers 1H to 2 lbs..
Stags 2 to 334 lbs..
.09
.06
.20
.15
.10
Geese, each,.25
Dux, per pound,.10
Turkeys, per pound,.14
Old Gobblers.1212
Tow Sacks, each.02
Fresh Eggs, per dozen, ..13
Cow Hides, per lb.10
Horse Hides, each_2.00
Hogs, per lb.06
Peas, per bushel.1.50
McCrory Feed & Produce Co.
L. W. STURDIVANT, Manager. Phone No. 26
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Card of Thanks.
To those who were so kind to
us and our dear wife and grand
daughter, Etta, during her last
illness and death we wish to ex
press our heartfelt thanks. We
can never forget the many kind
nesses shown and hope the day
will be far distant when any of
you will need like attention but
when the time should come, may
the good Father above provide
you with loving friends ever
ready to render any assistance
possible as He has done in our
behalf.
M. T. Wright,
Mrs. H. R. Watson.
Cabbage and tomato plants for
sale. Call at Proulx’ residence.
Adv.
T. T. McFall returned Monday
from a week’s visit to Corning,
Ark., and Popular Bluff, Mo.
Fred W. Parker, one of? Cotton
Plant’s many good fellows, was
here Monday enroute to Little
Rock.
W. H. Jimerson spent a por
tion of the past week with his
father who is 84 years old and
resides at Colliersville, Tenn. He
states that his father is hale and
hearty and he found him busy
at work in his garden at the old
home.
Berry Holder lost a good mule
last Week. Mr. Holder, J. R.
Taylor and T. W. Greer went
turkey hunting just east of Lang
ton in Jackson County and ar
riving at the camping ground,
tied their horses and mule and
made for the woods where they
might kill Mr. Gobbler. "They
found the turkeys, and Mr. Greer
had the pleasure of taking a shot
or two at them, but failed to get
the coveted game. Upon their
return to camp, they found that
Mr. Holder’s mule which had
beeen tied with a rope had brok
en his neck supposedly in trying
to break loose. The animal was
a valuable one, its owner havnig
recently refused $175.00 for the
same.
Estray Notice!
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has taken up and ,
had appraised before L. B. Win
free, J. P., the following:
One iron gray horse, four years
old, branded XX on left jaw and
diamond on left thigh, and has
apparant wire cut on left fore
foot.
One bay horse, four years old,
branded with U bottom upwards
on left jaw and a figure 8 on left
thigh. Advertisement.
April, 27, 1916. A. J. Raymond.
McCrory, Ark.
Earle L. Kittrell
Veterinarian, will be in Mc
Crory, Saturday, May, 6. He
will also be here the first Satur
day in each month. Have him
examine your horse. Dentistry
and surgery a specilty and all
work given careful attention.
Adv.
Mrs. J. D. Dunlap of Brinkley
arrived Snnday for a week’s
visit to her daughter, Miss Effie
Dunlap, who has charge of the
music department of the McCro
ry High School.
County treasurer and county
clerk-elect Walter Jimerson of
Augusta was here Tuesday giving
his many friends the glad hand.
“Si” is one Of our best officials
and we are glad to say one of
whom we can all be proud. He
is always the same and is ever
glad to accommodate any of his
friends at any time.
Highest price paid for
WHITE SHELLED
CORN
W. B. DOUGHERTY
The Corn Grinder
Wood For Sale
W. O. Barrentine.