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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Letter files at Price’s Look
Store. 99btf
George Anderson came up!
from Little Rock to attend busi
ness.
Knox mends shoes cheap. 111!
A I
Walnut street.
Toilet paper mid fixtures at j
Price's Book Store. 99btf
Joe Devon.- arrix * this morn
ing from a several tLys’ .day ,
Heber borings.
Jack Rabbil flora has been
the ' - bird l'oi fi t en \ s ;
We haw ir.—Bowen's CL. 1 '
Store OobSO. !
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hopkins!
left for Batesville yesflrdm
morning for a few days’ stay.
Reduced rates to Batesville,
August 30th, account John Rob
inson Shows, fare $1.20 round
trip. btd.
R. B. Nance, J. M. Gibson and
Otis Price went to Grubbs to
day in Mr. Nance’s car.
Hickory Stove Wood—any size
load.—Jno. R. Loftin, Jr. Phone
58. 18dtf.
R. M. Dearing, assistant
claim agent of the Iron Moun
tain, was in the city today.
For drayage, see B. G. Gra-'
ham, the transfer man. Phone
334. OOdtf
Mrs. John M. Glass and three
children were here this morn
ing en route honne from Roswell,
New Mexico, where they have1 <
been for several months. Mr. j
!
Glass came down from Swifton
this morning to meet his family.!
ng. call onlfohn A. Smith, 41X
Newport Ave. 02dtf.
Mrs. Will Moselj” and daugh
ter of Batesville passed through
here this morning en route to
Alicia to visit relatives.
Miss Maude Shearer, who
teaches at the Stegall school
house is in the city to spend
Sunday with Mr. and Mr-. W.
J. Knox.
W. D. McLain will take your
order for either Pennsylvania or
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Mrs H. a. ;Mo\.eh oi •.< ■ ■.
.■illc was e : . < ■ on,-a. to
meet her busbar:*.! it *\ H. A
Stowed, who was returning
home from Mount Nebo, where
he has been very sick.
Shuford’s Dairy makes deliv
eries to all parts of the city and
guarantees 3-ou good milk and
eream. Phone 288. dtf
A card was received by
friends from Master Vernon
Ridley, Newport’s Saturday Ev
ening Post bo3*, from Chicago
stated he was enjoying his vaca
tion and had seen eleven aero
planes in the air at one time at
the park there.
Dr. Charles Hillman Brough,
professor of economics and soci
ology at the University of Ar
kansas and one of the best in
formed men on the social condi
tions of the South, arrived last
light to spend several da3's in
our city.
Mrs. Mollie Robinson accom
oanied b3r her grandson, Robyn
jimter, arrived yesterday from
T0-HI6HT
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The Following Subjects
Motion Pictures and Songs
“Linda of
Chamouny”
I “Mutt and Jeff” f
P Complete Change Each Week »
“In The Grey
of the Dawn”
Two Big Shows Starting Promptly at 7:45
Second Show at 9 o’clock.
Come and Enjoy the
Evening—Y our Money’s
worth or your money back
ADMISSIONS
Children, age 12 and Under 5c
Adults .10c
Change of Bill Weekly ^
ng of the
city held dlon
at 9 o’clock at the
house.
C. G. Henry wiil leave Sunday
for. Dawson Springs, Tenn. ^o
join his wife and from there the
family will go to dir. Henry’s old
home iii Intnanapoh.- 1 oi- a visit.
The automouile pari}, ot which
Mrs. Her.!” • a mem!-; r, will
stay a week at Daw>on Springs
and a week in Columl 1- ,’oiv
returning home.
Otto dl. Bowen ant'- hum
reached horn ihis worn ; i an
a \ • in ch iigh tful '' ; ■ 1 ’
View Michigan and aKt> ;<v
the aviation events ;h ’h,
dL Bow. . gahu 8 i
while aw.and : fi i ..
glad t(. know ;hat no !;•- , , Is
and scents himseli o; t. :uoi\ ,
While in Ch ago he; oyed
j quite it reunion of Nc wpnu . .
j pie including dlrs. George Rich
ter and Miss Corrinne dlo by.
Mrs. James Rialey and Mrs. I. i
Green and daughter.
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CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Our Bible school meets at
9:30 a. m. sharp. The campaign
is on and our slogan is “every
member of the Christian church
in Sunday school.” Go after
new scholars.
Communion service at 11a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p.m.
A most cordial welcome will be
extended all who meet with us.
.... BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner of Hazel and Third St.
—Sunday school at 9:30. Come
to this growing school. The pas
tor wants you in his class of
young men.
Dr. C. H. Brough, Professor
of Political Economics in the
University of Arkansas, will
conduct the services at the Bap
tist church both tomorrow
morning and evening. Subject
for the morning service: “We
Study But to Serve;” Evening
theme, “The Modern Sir Laun
fall.”
L. C. Bauer, Pastor.
.PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
Regular services both morn
ing and evening tomorrow, con
ducted by the pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. You are
cordially invited to all these ser
vices.
J. F. McKenzie, Pastor.
. . . METHODIST CHURCH. .. .
Regular services morning and
evening at the usual hours in tin
court house. Sunday school at
9:4o a. m. The public is invit
ed to all services.
B. L. Harris, Pastor.
FOR TICK ERADICATION.
Movement Now Embraces Thir
ty Arkansas Counties.
Walnut Ridge, Aug. 17.—The
Tick Eradication Commission
held their first meeting today
under the new law in this city,
the purpose of the meeting being
to organize for effective work.
The members present were M.
M. Rutherford, Batesville; E.
Dalton, Pocahontas; T. H.
Mitchell, Cross county; Joe
Woods, Paragould; L. T. An
drews, Imboden; C. E. Jett, Iz
ard county; J. J. Richardson,
Walnut Ridge.
An organization was effected
by electing L. T. Andrews of Im
boden, president, and J. G. Rich
ardson, secretary. Of those who j
met with the commission were j
A. E. Wright, Little Rock, in- j
spector for the bureau of animal |
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ter/a -
m, ol '!.<
d.
s ago thr Ire.'.:
n Railroad had a wi
Green county of ; car <•
of Southern cat tie, from whir .
local cat: . b<ca
The railroad sough: to c-<- k; i
with the commission in a rapid
t suppression ol the mk-CFm. j
Thi> commission, which w<i. a j
small matin’ in the beginmri
now embraces thirty count it
Maine Staq? Properties.
Miss Lv.clrr Finch, who entertained l
the Fortnigi:; 1; club -if Hath, request- !
j ed the cor.nr.if.ee to l.r.ve as stag* j
properties an old-fashioned chair, •. •
table and cars-U* : Tier request ww
cornpli 1 with, il hail contributed ;
I being 22." rears old, the table nios e I
! than a hui dr< it are id, and the j
I brat caw Y-hick i c arlv old as the •
| table - I . l.-tor !;>u:ual |
"That c :ilct ! r TH:le
dge.” “Yen, wi hfc. v.'i.s . I T
for dinner i , , ;
| he wanted ir.cn h»stir«: of ’it :
: lying when I asked bin if j eo
I help biio again ”
TRADE MORAL— i, , ...y to t
girl's love by taking her au.i • I
buggy riding is like an attempi j
to do business without adver
tising, The aunt enjoys the
buggy ride, but it doesn't help
your cause with the girl. The
merchant who wants to win
the home folks’ trade will win
if he plugs persistently through
these columns.
A chance for more Pleasure—or
Business, is allowed bv the
-
Ten days
Stopover
at St. Louis, to all those travel
ing to and from points in the
North and East, via
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
This is only another one of
the many convenient feature
accorded those traveling over
these routes.
For further information, call
on
G. P COFFIN, AGENT.
Colorado
If You Haven’t
Been—GO!
If you've never felt the majesty
and peace of mountains, drunk
deep of crystal air, known what
sleep means a mile above the
sea, you should go to Colorado.
If you’ve been there you . i going
again, Colorado never surfeits.
And if you’re travel-wise you're
going via the Rock Island Lines,
on the
Famous Limited
Trains
—run every day in the year—
The most discriminating travel
ers do.
The road of Supreme Service
and transportation at its utmost
of fastidious comfort.
A day’s journey to remember
all your days.
Beds, not berths. Feasts, not
meals.
For rates of fare and illus
trated literature call in and see
me. I will gladly help you plan
a pleasant trip.
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