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t EVERY AMERICAN WILL BE |
SUMMONED TO ENLIST IN
THE GREAT “ARMY OF
jj STAYS AT HOME.” ON THAT
DAY EVERY LOYAL AMERI
CAN SHOULD “SIGN THE
I; PLEDGE” TO INVEST A DEF
INITE AMOUNT IN
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
each month during 1918.
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s.
no age limit,
and most of
citizen can
more guns,
lells. W<
savings into
s. Best in
the safest—
satisfactory
the man who
le” by prac
is talking it.
'
news looks good today,”
not forget there is al-,
tomorrow to provide for. The cris- >
past—it never will be past till
is won. We want nothing
of that—how near we shall come
is measured by what we do at
War Savings nets you 4 per
cent—is like putting your money from
one pocket to another—only you
make something by the exchange—
and incidentally, you are being 100
per cent American.
-BUY W. S. S.
Isn’t it glorious that everybody can
be a soldier, because your dollars can
fight as well as their guns, and you
help the fighters fight when you lend
money to the government. Those
brave boys can’t lend their lives—
they have to give. Won’t you lend
your dollars so that every citizen in
the United States will be soldiers in
this grand army. Remember every
dollar not working for this great
cause is a slacker dollar, so be ready
to go you limit Friday, June 28th.
-BUY W. S. S.
The kaiser has laughed and called
us a nation of money lovers. Let us
turn the laugh on him and show him
that only the soldier dollar is tht
one Amerimans love. There is nc
time to be lost. Between now anc
next Friday night let every ciizen dc
his best—and his best will be every
dollar that he has to back the boys ir
khaki. Remember it is just loaned
The combined service of these 900,001
could not be bought at any price
They give their lives. Will you help
them ?
_i-BUY W. S. S.
TUCKERMAN DEPARTMENT
E. D. Gardner, wife and daughter.
Miss Ruby Neal, who reside in the
western part of Glass Township, vis
ited among Tuckerman relatives and
friends last Saturday and Sunday.
James Harvey has been on the
sick list during the past week. He
has been suffering from an attack of
malaria, which did not keep him in
: bed much but prevented him from
[ looking after his farming interests.
Esq. John Smith and family of
j Jefferson Township, were Tuckerman
visitors last Saturday.
P. M. Cook and family returned
| home the latter part of last week
from Heber Springs, where they had
| been resting and recuperating during
j the preceding week or so.
Deputy Sheriff Robert Ivy and
! family of Newport visited at the
home of W. M. Tims, father-in-law
j of the former, last Sunday.
Mrs. Etta Gardner of Tupelo, ac
companied by her son, Paul, and
daughter, Miss Lois, were here sev
eral days during the past week vis
iting among relatives and friends.
Mrs. Eliza Burkhalter returned
home last week from Willow, Ark.,
where she had been called to be at
the bedside of her daughter’s child.
The little one was still alive when
the grandmother left but is not ex
pected to recover.
Geo. L. “Crusoe” Robinson of New
port, was here last Saturday meet
ing old friends and swapping yarns.
The annual District Conference of
the Batesville District of the North
Arkansas Methodist Conference will
convene here this week. A large
number of ministers and other dele
gates and visitors are expected here
for the occasion.
The weather during .the past week
has continued entirely favorable for
the cultivation of all kinds of crops.
General Green has been completely
routed and is no longer a menace to
the crops. All kinds of crops are
clean and well worked.. Many farm
ers have caught entirely up and have
but little work ahead of them as far
; as crop cultivation is concern
oat-harvest has been eomple, .
under extremely favorable cor . ,
Old corn has been “laid-by" i.
shape. Most cotton has be<
the second time and the field:. ;
most entirely free from gr,
weeds. Cotton has made
growth and most of it will be
about twice more. Gardens an
corn are suffering for the v
moisture. Good seasonable
would make conditions almo; .
for bumper crops.
An electrical storm accompa, '
a light rainfall visited this . .
early Tuesday morning.
--—BUY W. S. S.- • -
Better to sacrifice luxurh
sacrifice lives. Sacrifice the '
ies—Buy War Savings Stain j
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SAVINGS
STAMPS
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i ARE WITHIN THU REACH OF
EVERYONE WHO CONSCIEN
TIOUSLY WANTS TO SAVE
AND HELP BRING ABOUT
THE DEFEAT OF THE EN
I . Ill .1 I-TT-IB-.I
EMY, WHO IS THREATEN1NU
TO WRECK OUR EXISTENCE.
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Standard Grocer
Company
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Remember
The' Kite
— JUNE 28TH. —
HELP OUR FIGHTERS WIN
BY PLEDGING YOURSELF TO
BECOME THE OWNER OF A
— DEFINITE AMOUNT OF —
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
HELP TO WIN THE WAR AND
MAKE THIS A SAFE COUN
TRY TO LIVE IN.
John R. LOFTIN. JR.
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IN THE EYE WITH A
— WAR SAVING STAMP —
AND THEN PASTE HIM
AGAIN AND AGAIN. DON’T
THINK YOU HAVE ALREADY
DONE YOUR DUTY. PERSH
ING’S MEN “OVER THERE’’
DON’T GO HOME AFTER THE
FIRST RATTLE—THEY GO
AFTER THE HUNS AGAIN—
THEY KEEP ON PASTING
THE KAISER.
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THEY ARE FIGHTING AND
a
DYING FOR US. ISIt NOT ASK . 1
ING BUT LITTLE OF US WHO
STAY AT HOME TO LOAN
OUR DOLLARS? IT IS SO
SMALL A SACRIFICE THAT
NONE SHOULD E'AIL TO
REALLY FEEL THE IMPOR^
TANCE OF BUYING
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
NEWPORT
jewelry Co.
V.
DO THE SPENDING NOW—
YOU SPEND LATER.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
AND CONTRIBUTE THAT
MUCH TOWARD THE AID OF
OUR BRAVE BOYS WHO ARE
FIGHTING FOR OUR FREE
DOM—AND LEARN TO BE
THRIFTY.
| Walker’s Pharmacy