Mr. T. B. Dye left, Tuesday,
for Memphis.
Mr. J. M. Candlish left Monday,
for Bald' Knob.
Mr. J. P. Morgan made a flying
trip to Wynne, Monday.
Mr. W. ;E. Evans, and wife, lqft
Monday,' for Fprrest City.
_Riges Bros, buy old iron, brass,
bones and all kinds of junk.
Mr. Andrew Comer went to
Newport, Monday, on ;business.
Miss Lena Blackstone, of Jelks,
was shopping here, Wednesday.
R. B. McKnight, the stock mtyi,
arrived last week with a car load
of horses.
< Born: To Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Carson, Friday, Dec., 14th., 1906,
a fine girl.
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Mr. L. B. Winfree, of Cotton
Plant, was in McCrory, Saturday.
Dr. J. B. Neal killed three fine
hogs, Tuesday, that weighed 1085
pounds when dressed.
Miss Carrie Simmons left Tues
day for Augusta, where she will
visit friends fqr a few days.
j Proulx’ Meat Market will close
at 10:00 a. m., for all day, on all
Sundays and holidays during the
winter months.
Miss Ricie Simmons, who is at
tending school at McCrory, vis
ited relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.—Monroe County Citizen.
Miss Nannie Stoker, one of
Woodruff county’6 charming
young ladies, is visiting her uncle
•T. A. Stoker, here.—Monroe Coun
ty Citizen.
3 POUNDS OP
CANDY AT
COMER’S
25c.
—Read Comer’s ad.
—Comer has some bargains foi
you. Read his ad.
Born : To Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Cullum, Sunday, Dee., 16, a fine
boy.
Mr. J. E. Cullum, of Judsonia,
arrived Tuesday for a short visit
to his daughter, Mrs* G. W. Cul
lum.
Miss Blanche Underhill leaves
to-morrow, Friday, for Conway,
where she will spend the holidays,
with home-folks.
A. J. Porter, Carrier on Route
No. 2. from McCrory, went to
Augusta, Wednesday, on business.
R. J. McDaniel acting as sub
stitute.
tfAcou & Iandrl vt$l
'JlCrUAL BUSINESS FROM START TO FINISH.
ENDORSED BY BUSINESS MEN EVERYWHERE
Mr. J. H. Crossett made a busi
ness trip to Augusta, Wednesday.
Tie Inspecter, G. L. Carson was
in Augusta yesterday, Wednesday,
on business.
Notice: We want to close out
our entire stock of Merchandise^
consisting of Dry-Goods, Grocer
ies, Hardware and Farming Im
plements. Will sell reasonably
and rent purchaser our store build
ing.
Comer & Comer.
—Call at the City Drug Store
for Comic Cards.
For your fire works and Xmas
Kandies, see Comer & Comer.
Lost: One 3 inch Birdsell
wagon, split in lower portion of
bed, from rub iron to rear end.
Shop-made tongue. Breast-yoke
hard to get over end of tongue.
Home-made front, end-gate on top.
Wagon was removed from Thomp
son’s gin at DeView, some time
between Monday Dec., 10th, and
Monday, Dec., 17th.
I. F. Haklbrook.
CLOSING OUT SALE!
Here We come, with the “accent” on Price and Goods. Just to show you that we
want your trade, we are offering, to one and all, some
UNHEARD OF BARGAINS
Just think, Best Tomatoes ,10
Three cans Best Corn .25
Three cans Best Hominy .25
Twenty pounds Nice Brown Sugar 1.00
Nineteen pounds Best white Sugar 1.00
Best Sugar-house Molasses .55
Other Good Molasses .25
Regular twenty-five $ Coffee 2 lbs .35
XXXX Coffee Per pound .15
12 boxes Search Light Hatches .40
Best Rice, Per pound, .07
Three Packages Celluoid Starch .10
Four 10^ Cans Good Luck B. Powder .30
Oxidine, Half-Dollar size, now .40
Quinine, Half-Dollar size, now .40
Salt, per barrel, 1.40
Seven bars any kind of Soap .25
Two Packages Macaronia .15
$1.25 Double-bladed Axes, now .90
Ninety-cent Axes, now .75
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For Cash we will make you price as above on any
and everything we have including
HARDWARE, HARNESS, DRUGS And DRYGOODS.
Just put a little money in your pocket and come
and see for yourself. Yours for business,
COMER & COMER,
1010 EASY PLACE, McCRORY, ARK.
Navy Beans, 2pounds .10