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56 Choice Residence Lots at
TUCKERMAN, ARKANSAS
Wednesday, MARCH r)7th
10 o’ClocK A. M, Rain or Shine! 4 { 111'
THE DOWELL AND HOLT ADDITION
This Sale will last but 50 minutes, so be on hand promptly at 10:00 a. m. Music by excellent band. Easy terms.
FREE~~$25.00 in GOLD and Many Valuable Souvenirs and Presents—FREE
The Dowell and Holt addition on the west side of Dowell avenue, only one block from the Tuckerman High School, which by
the way will be one of the most complete and finest schools in Arkansas when the improvements contracted for ere completed,
has been divided into 56 choice residence lots, and will be sold to the highest bidder on terms of one-th rd cash, balance in six
and twelve months.
As you may know this is the most desirable property in Tuckerman, as it is high, dry and close in, and some of the best homes in Tuckerman are in this beauti
ful addition. This property is bound to increase in value, which you well know if you know Tuckerman and know this property. We will accept Liberty
Bonds in payment on these lots, allowing $ 102.50 for $ 100 Bonds.
SPECIAL FREE PRIZES FOR LADIES ATTENDING THIS SALE!
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United Realty ® Development Company
Home Office: Lancaster, Ky. J. S. Haselden, General Manager P. W. Wells, Director 1
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Tuckerman Department
J. W. C. Gardner, of Battle Axe
was mixing among the people of
Tuckerman last Tuesday afternoon.
Hub James shipped a car-load of
cattle to the St. Louis markets last
Sunday morning.
Eugene and Winston Shaver left
Monday evening for Evening Shade,
after having visited Tuckerman rela
tives during the preceding ten days.
Madge Smith, daughter of W. F.
Smith, has been real sick at the home
of her uncle, William Allen, during
the past week, but is reported to be
much improved at this time.
I. N. Greenhaw, wife and son, John,
left Tuesday morning for their home
at Conway, after a few days’ visit
among friends and relatives at this
place.
Miss Kate Scott, who formerly re
sided here and who is now canning
club agent for Lawrence county, vis
ited among her friends here last Sun
day. *' ‘
County Superintendent E. H. Bow
man, of Newport, was a Tuckerman
visitor last Tuesday.
Juclge E. L. Boyce, Jackson county’s
delegate to the constitutional conven
tion, was transacting business here
last Tuesday.
S. C. Tinsley and wife left Tues
day for Simmons’ Switch, where they
will reside temporarily while the for
mer erects a residence which he re
cently contracted to build.
Mrs. J. S. Graham left early in the
week for Hot Springs, where she will
remain during the next two weeks or
more.
Walter Coe has rented the resi
dence lately vacated by Sam Tinsley
and which is located in the southern
part of the town. He will move into
and occupy it within the next week
or so. .
Mrs 0. A. Jamison is expected
home this week from San Antomcji
Texas, where she went sometime afew
to join her husband, Dr. 0. A. Jar„j
son, who is connected with the m disc
cal department of the U S. armyloth
John Fortenberry, whose he domes
near Centerville, had the mis'special
to smash a brand new Ford J* new £
Tuesday when it turned turtj Dff.
northern part of town. a gingha
Several persons from $1.98.
tended the entertainment ^washes a:
sonic hall last Friday evggt Bov
CURFEW LAW NEEDED.
Considerable discussion relative to a
curfew law has been engaged in by
various citizens of this place during
the past few days. Probably no oth
er town in the state of Arkansas
needs such a law more than Tucker
man does. It is a very common
thing to see small boys wandering
about on the streets long after they
should be in bed. Such a state of af
fairs will eventually lead to and
cause the destruction of all moral
principles that might have been in
stilled into their minds earlier in life.
It is not only the small boy that needs
protection but the destiny of our fu
ture women is at stake. Young wo
men, some of whom belong to the
best families in town, are aften seen
out in town late at night. Many of
them are permitted to ride in cars in
company with other young people far
into the night. Parents who permit
such need not be surprised some day
if shame and disgrace is the fate of
their offspring. As long as virtue is
trailed in the dust and the righteous
people recognize the guilty ones in a
social way there needs be no surprise
that such things continue to exist.
There are men and women in this
town, married and single, who have
but little reputation and no character,
who are recognized in a social way by
many who profess to stand for the
right.
One who has drunk to the dregs in
sin and vice and later awakens to the
fact that destruction is really starring
him or her in the face and tries to
free himself or herself from the fet
ters which binds, is an object of pity
and Christianity should lend a help
rig hand and unlimited sympathy to
’hjch an individual. However, the
—Tson who wilfully and maliciously
, stages in sin should not even be tol
^y^ted in a social way and the stamp
;ard^*saPProva^ sb°uld be placed on
ountn *n a Pubbc way. Until the bet
ieople resolve to do this, sin and
tic have unlimited sway in our
at unity as it now has. Let the
„ . t awaken to their duty. Pass a
print? t
• law if it will offer protection
m dresfuture an<* ^sing generations.
“t applicable to all people if
id dyes an<* necessary» an(* teach peo
'en’syCasifmain at borne when night
comes unless duty demands that they
be out. At least let parents accom
pany their children wherever they go
during the night time.
BIG DAY IN TUCKERMAN
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27TH
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Probably the largest crowd that has
assembled in Tuckerman for some
time will be in our city next Wednes
day, the occasion being the selling at
auction of the Dowell & Holt Addition
This valuable addition lies close to
the Tuckerman school, being only one
block distant. As every one knows
that Tuckerman is counted one of the
most progressive and up to date com
munities in North Arkansas : nd rap
idly increasing in population. Being
entirely above the overflow and with
a bunch of progressive merchants and
citizens as there are in the state, will
surely make this city of several times
its present size and we take this oc
casion now to notify Newport that
they had better watch Tuckermna, as
it is on the map to stay. We want to
call the attention of our readers to
the ad of the United Realty & Devel
opment Company in this issue, adver
tising this valuable property at auc
tion. While the United Realty Com
pany have quite a good deal of prop
erty in North Arkansas, Mr. J. S. Ha
selden, the manager of this ocmpany,
says that this is the first time his
company has undertaken to sell such
high class property as this at auc
tion in this state, which is certainly a
compliment to our neighbor city.
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
The teachers and pupils of the local
high school have been rendering all
assistance consistent in promulgating
the work of the Ress Cross. A very
interesting program was rendered at
the Masonic hall last Friday evening
by the first, second and third grades,
assisted by Miss Moore’s music class.
The patriotic songs, drills, marches
and recitations were listened to with
much interest by those present. The
manner in which the little folks con
ducted themselves showed that htey
had been well trained and, like true
Americans, they were sufficiently in
spired to put plenty of ginger and pep
into their every action. The pro
gram was unusually interesting and
every person present enjoyed the
whole thing. The door receits
amounted to nearly $100. Together
with other money raised by the school
more than $200 has been paid in the
Red Cross funds.
SPRING MILLINERY OPENING.
At the first showing of spring mil
linery at Miss Eva Graham’s Wednes
day afternoon, the decorations were
very effective, being featured in na
tional colors, flags and bunting,
which were much in evidence every
where. On stands and show cases
lovely flowers and ferns were arrang
ed. In a bunting draped booth Mrs.
George H. Banks had War Savings
Stamps for sale. At improvised
gates, through which living models
passed, George R. Hays, Jr., and Miss
Amanda Wilmans, dressed as Uncle
Sam and Miss Columbia, stood guard.
A program of patriotic music by a
Victrola, from the Newport Jewelry
Company, did much to enliven things.
In millenery many beautiful tailor
ed hats, jaunty little turbans for
street wear and beautifully trimmed
hats for dress showed the milliner’s
artistic taste. These were modeled
by Mrs. Adam Lockard, Mrs. R. D.
Brown, Mrs. W. N. Dunaway, Misses
Mary Madaline Hocking and Leola
McCallister.
The misses’ hats were shown by
Elizabeth Brandenburg, who is al
ways a popular model.
Among the little folks were Jose
phine Carroll, Franchelle Watson and
little Mildred Holloway.
Besides millinery Mrs. Lockard and
Mrs. Brown modeled some very beau
tiful afternoon gowns, an added feat
ure to Miss Graham’s department.
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