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No matter what fabric
may be desired, there is
every reason why the
Palmer
Garment
should satisfy every wo
man who wants a coat
or suit, no matter how
critical or hard to please.
Call and see samples at
our store.
Get an “Official’’ at Raney’s.
Bolivar Conner of Augusta was
here on business yesterday.
Miss Bessie Roddy is convales
cing from an attack of scarlet
fever.
Dr. J. R. Piercey and wife
spent yesterday and today in
Little Rock attending the Pulaski
County Fair.
Beginning on the fourth Lord’s
day the Church of Christ, wor
shipping at McCrory, will meet
for Bible study and worship at
the Odd Fellows’ hall at 10
o’clock. Everybody invited to
attend.
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E. C. MARSH, Mgr.
Phone No. 26
YOUR
DRAYING
DONE ON
SHORT NOTICE
SEE
GEO. RAYMOND
RELIABLE SERVICE
Banner Buggies
and
Studebaker
Wagons
We carry them in stock
and to own one is to
possess one of the
Finest, Strongest and
Lightest Running ve
hicles on the road.
There are
None
Better.
Fakes
Mercantile
Company
JEWEL THEATRE
The attendance at the Jewel
Theatre last Saturday night broke
all previous records and everyone
was highly pleased with the show.
By far the attendance exceeded
any night heretofore and Messrs
Hinson and Raney received many
compliments for the high class
reels they are showing at their
popular place of amusement.
The interest in the serial story,
“The Road O’ Strife,’’ is greatly
increasing notwithstanding only
two of the 15 reels have been
shown. Don’t miss seeing a
single one of these pictures which
reveal a great drama of love and
mystery. Price only 10 cents for
the entire show.
j Smoke at the Smoke House.
Good two-room house for rent,
cheap. H. T. Raney.
I L. W. Sturdivant and E. C.
j Marsh spent Sunday in Memphis.
Big shipment of high grade
cigars just received at the Smoke
I House.
Miss Effie Dunlap, our music
I teacher, spent last Saturday with
| homefolk at Brinkley.
j Mrs. Kate Angus and family
! and W. B. Angus and family of
Little Rock will move to their
farm near town about Jan. 1.
H. P. Riggs and Elma Wilder
went to Memphis yesterday,
Thursday, in Riggs Brothers5
I Ford. They will purchase a five
| passenger body for the machine
j to replace the two-passenger the>
! removed from the car before
leaving and will use the car ir
the auto livery business conduct
ed by Riggs Brothers of this city.
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The Sign of Quality §
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TRADE MARK REGISTERED IIM
People Know Quality |
When They See It, and ^
Come Back to Buy It s
When They need It.
That’s only ONE reason ^
why you should let US take
YOUR measure. Another is,
we know how to, and will, give
you a FIT. Ed V. Price & Co/s
clothes are unexcelled.
SWASTIKA CLUB ENTERTAINED
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Miss Georgia Cole proved a
most charming hostess in her
j home Wednesday afternoon when
I she entertained the Swastika
Club from three until six.
An artistic arrangement of
white Chrysanthemums added to
the beauty of the drawing room.
Mrs. T. C. Bull, the newly
elected president, gracefully pre
sided over this meeting.
The program, as arranged, was
as follows:
Roll Call—Name a well-known
College.
Compulsory Education—Mrs.
H. W. Jernigan.
Improvements I would suggest
in the High School of McCrory—
Mrs. T. C. Bull.
Social center of the School
House—Mrs. Joseph Crossett.
How may parents help improve
the School System—Mrs. J. R.
Piercey.
A motion, was made and carried
that Mrs. Piercey’s paper be kept
in the library of the Club.
At the conclusion of the after
noon, ice cream and cake were
served to the members who had
the pleasure of enjoying the
hospitality of Miss Cole.
Mrs. Vaughn of Weldon is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. J.
E. Henderson at Jelks.
R. B. Tate will leave Monday
for Jackson, Miss., to bring home
his little three year old son, Willie
Lee, who is in the Baptist Child
i ren’s home. Mrs. Tate has been
placed in the Hospital for Ner
: vous Diseases there and the doc
tors have informed Mr. Tate that
there are no chances for her
recovery.
OUR NEW SUBSCRIBERS
Following is a list of those who
have subscribed for The Home
News since last week’s issue, to
whom we extend our thanks:
McCrory City List
Edgar Miller
H B Gray
C L Jones
J G Pulley
Dr E P Yeager
W P Musgrove
W J Pohnka
G W Skinner
Mrs Dora Bradley
R. F. D. No. 1, McCrory
E B Wood E C Caudle
R. F. D. No. 2, McCrory
J R Sorrells A A Anderson
W M Keating , F B Winfree
J E Miller
0. F. Atkeison, DeView; A. L.
Sims, R. 1, Bald Knob and W.
J. Hix, Beedeville.
When you see a cigar, think of
Raney’s Smoke House.
Born: Wednesday, Oct. 20,
1915, to Mr. and Mr. Elmo Car
ter, an eleven pound girl, Dr. B.
Brewster, attending physician.
Miss Mildred Angus and friend,
Miss Edna Embric, of Little
Rock arrived Wednesday to spend
the remainder of «the week with
friends and relatives.
PROULX’
Lunch Room
Quick Service and Your
Money’s Worth
Service for both White
and Colored.
HOME BAKERY
In Connection with Mrs.
Belle Miller’s Restaurant
Manley and Short, Props.
Bread, Cakes, Pies and Rolls
Fresh Every Day.
SCHOOL
DAYS
Mean hard work
for the eyes.
If your eyes trouble
you they can likely
be relieved by prop
erly fitted glasses.
An examination -
costs you nothing.
W. D. HINSON
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
McCrory, - - Arkansas