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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27
Whitelaw Reid.

The death Of Whitelaw Reid, l'nited
states Ambassador to Great Britain.
ends the career Of man who possessed
almOs, unique fitness for the office he
held.
lie was deyoledly fond Of The coun.
try where his official duties we're per-
formed. yet his loyalty TO his own
nation was beyond question. lie was
IN sympathy with the puieter pomps
of the Old World. because he realized
tina, they were merely manifestations
Of the same spirit which Is revealed In
other forms by the people To which he
belonged: get lac was no, less an Amer
lean because of his comprehension Of
the modes and functions of another
nation.
Perhaps the secret Of his eN, raordi-
nary rccptability ~ the representa-.
tive of the United states IN London
was he fact that he realized that the
British people are, In most essent ial
ways, no, dissimilar IN the ends they
most eager, seek.
II may h. said uf him HAT hc never
found himself IN position where his
tact and intelligence failed To place
him al home or AZ east. And this
surely. Is a rare talent. and "a valuabl,
nm
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27
An Old.FashiOned Woman.

Mrs. i.etsy storey. Of tarmi, ILL.,, was
In years old. December -. She l,as
lived In Illinois since the year Of It's
admission To the Union, which VAS
December >. 1878: has never worn a
corset nor ridden IN a railroad train:
does not believe IN woman's suffrage;
smokes a pipe IN the old.,imc way,
and tie day before her birthday
baked q cake Ia ie used IN celebrat.
Ing. H. ..
l;ath,, Ian old.fasliioned' woman
this. ~ well AS an old one. Ye, size
j. Of the sort who turned this frontier
territory intotie thriving, humining,
populous section tina, II Is. !, was
woman Of this stamp who bore tl,,,
men that conlucted the wilderness,
and IN our modern. rapid. highly com.
pick life We can ctill use some of the
same breed Ia. great advantage.
Here's long life to you, Mother Slo.
re!. May your example cont inuc "a
aid Us and may W. cont iRue TO have
grace enough To honor women Of your
kind, even IL you nc smoke pipe
don't wear corsets, are not a traveller
and have no, inbibed the theories ol
the present generation.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27
The Christmas Spirit.

One of the mildest of Christ mas
days for few years was that which
was furnished us OF this section Wed.
nesdny. and a. a result the day took
on the appearance Of an autumnal
holiday instead Of the winter season.
A sunday quietness settled about
the city early In the morning. and
there was little change from his con.
dition throughout the day.
All our churches held interesting
exercises. and the Sunday school
children were entertained with pleas.
ing programs, and . liberal supply OF
goodies" were handed out to eacll
scholar. All the entert ailments were
well attended, and the true Christ mas
spirit abounded everywhere.
Fortunate for us as a people Oregon
has but few poor children that Is
whose parents are unable to provide
gifts for their little ones. This was
overcome. however. through the
efforts Of Miss Mary Zook, Miss
Anna Curry and Mrs. Fred Phil
brick. who interested themselve.
especially along this line and the re-
sponses for aid came generously from
all who were solicited. and they wert
enabled to distribute suitable gifts tc
these unfortunate little ones thus
we believe Christmas was experienced
In every home IN our little city, from
the most well-to.do To the hunblest
"Wlen you do this you do II unto me. '
Christmas 1909 there was heav,
snow on the ground. and the temper
allure was : above zero: 1910 1t was
above. no snow and the day clear ant
crispy: 1911 II was : above. partl!
cloudy with snow on The ground. 1912
the low temperature was - degrees
clear and dusty
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27
Short Course for Women

January II, 1913, II the date an
nounced for the opening Of the Shor,
Course for Women N the Missouri
College Of Agriculture, This II one
OF the new courses established by the
DIVERSITY last winter. Its purpose
l. Ia offer Ia the young women Of Mis-.
souri, the same chances That are Of.
fered TO the young men through the
Two.Irar Winter Course, which IN
the pas, two years has been attended
hy over tam students. The Shor,
Course for Women continues for seven
weeks. in which time all the most
practical and fundamental facts r..
lat ing to he economy OF the farm
home are considered. II il Il fact
that good management in the home
Is Of as great import ance as good man.
agcmcnt of the farm. There isa large
field for this new course for women.
and present indications suggest that
many Of the most enterprising women
of the state will hasten To take adj
want age Of this opportunity, Full In.
formation In regard tn the course may
he obtained by writing to the College
of Agriculture, Columbia, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27
Wedding Bells.

Mr. Elon a. Nauman, son of Mrs.
!. u. Nauman, Of Craig, Mo-. and
Miss lorcnc Iaclnan, of Mound City.
were married al high noon. Nmas
day. a, the beautiful home Of the
brides grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Daniel Iachman. In Oregon. Mo.
While Mrs. Flora Kunkel played
the wedding march. the bride, dressed
IN brocaded silk Messaline. with az.
Gordon plcatcd silk trimmings. ac.
comianicd b! the bridegroom. march
cd downstairs and met the pastor of
the Evangelical church. q. ". Weld.
emier. Who. after a short ceremony
pronounced them husband and wife.
After the ceremony. the happy
couple. with u few guests. were In.
vited 10 the elegant dining room,
where u lovely seven.course Dime,
was served by the brides grandpar'
ents.
The guests we're Messrs. Frank and
byron Nauman. Misses May and Ma
RE Nauman and Daniel Zachary. oi
Crazy, Mo.
The happy bridal party returned IN
their car to Crazy, where an Unfair
dinner was given Thursday.
Boil. the bride and groom are yer!
highly, respected young people. The!
received many elegant presents. Ma!
many rich blessings upon life's jour
ney b@ theirs.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27

stephen. the 1.year.od son Of 10.
SEPT, Rice. living near Forbes, died
"Wednesday. December -. and vas
buried Thursday IN the lIuiat, Gene.
terry.
Mrs. Clara Maupin has sold her
city property 10 Scbourn Carson. our
county treasurer. Consideration. al.
60 Grcene Il Greene negotiated the
sale.
Alex, Cunningham came down
from his home. south of Craig. FRI
day. and visited friend, In Oregon and
down on the river. IN his old neigh.
borhood.
Tommy Morris. wife and little
girl baby, Of rayloryillc. H.. are here
for the Christmas period. with Mrs
Morris parents. Judge Alkirr. wife
and family.
Henry &. Priebe, of Nodaway sta.
tion. and Agnes Fanclcr. Of Oregon,
were granted license to marry by the
buchanan county recorder. on Tues.
day, December ~.
We are glad To learn that Mrs.
Neil Iloblitzcil. Of Skidmore. who has
been ~ very low with pneumonia, L.
now much better. but not ye, safely
over the danger line.
Michael r.. Brown died at his
home near Nodaway, Wednesday OF
last week. December II. lOi2, the In
terment being IN the Oregon GENE.
terry the following day.
Mrs. Ida Mcdonald and children,
Of 81. Joseph, are here with IA and
Ma kunkel for the holidays Elwo0i
cane up Christmas for dinner, re-.
turning IN the evening. 90
George Anderson. a student %!
the State Agricultural college at
Manhattan. Ram, was here for Christ,
mas with his grandmother. Mrs. Re.
brcca Anderson, and, other relatiAes.
20. Harry Johnston. was up from Kan.
sas city. enjoying the holiday season
with his wife, and many relatives.
lie has greatly improved in health,
and looks and feels as healthy as any.
body. +
! % i,ryan. son of u, &. Benton and
vie, Of this city, left SUNDAY last for
a Christmas visit with his cousin,
bale Moody. and parents. Of Fails
City. Neb. Ills cousin. Miss Sadie
Lsnders, OF Forest City, accompanied
him.
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Program

NJ, r., W. +. NJ. -, January I'd, 1913;
Hostess. Mrs. II. &. Cook.
Topic: "In the Secret Of Ills Pres
ence."
Leader. Mrs. j. A. kreck.
THE Place Of Prayer IN Missionary
Work." Mrs. Dr. Evans.
conditions of Effective Prayer
Mrs. Elizabeth Bunker,
"S,ories of Answered Prayer" by
members.
1.-The Third Prayer"
my Refuge" Mrs. l.. &. Powell.
prayer for Definite Objects" Mrs
Fannie l.. Reed.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27
George ltaucller, Of Men

--George kaucher, Of Memphis,
Tenn, Is here for "A few days, he
guest of the Dungans and other rela.
tives, and Is more especially heguest
of his wife, and still more especially
the guest of his little daughter,
Frances.
We notice the following here for
the holiday season from the Missouri
State university: James and Avon
Murray. Reed bailey, Asby Greene,
RAY Stevenson, Carl Green and Raw.
MOnd Powell. Lloyd Thatcher Is also
.iiere. lie is assistant professor In the
Biological department Of the uriyers.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27

Our old friend, Doug" Johnson,
is laid up for repairs. He wanted to
act smart and thought he could drive
his wheelbarrow, as well as any other
man; he found Quit ran away with
him, and In trying to halt Its speed,
II threw him to the ground, going
down with him, and for awhile It was
nip and tuck between Doug. and the
wheelbarrOw. lie Is now oil bruised
up, and limps around and looks like
lie came out second best in o prize
Hght. IT 81. rinr ,4g 81,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27

Will X. Curry. Of the 81. Joseph
Gazette. was at home over Christmas.
ID. II. Buntz. one Of Hickory town.
slips substantial farmers. was trad
Ing here. Friday last.
viii Hanna went to -. Joseph,
Friday, and Ruby wen, along to visit
with Grandma Hanna.
Mrs. Emery 'FRONT.' and daughter.
trezene. left Wednesday for an tx.
tended visit in Troy, Kan.
Ed. Allen. of ST. Joseph, was here
over Christmas with his brother,
io>tm Allen. and family.
The full docket Tor the coming
term uf our circuit court. will Gc
found In this issue OF our paper.
Judge Wehrli and family, of Lib
cr,, township, ate their Christmas
dinner with IA aud Ma Mcdonald.
Rev. tlasc,, left Monday evening
Tor Appleton CITY, Mo-, To spend
Christmas with 1.-THE home folks"
4
--i;lady Sipcs and Ar. kunkel are
now owners OF a Ford touring car,
EACH. purchased from the Reeves.
Cook agency.
iii. Montgomery and son Neil,
and daughter Frances were here dur.
Ing the week. visiting Father and
Mother Montgomery.
= Miss Nell Frye. Of -. Joseph'
Hazel and Harold Kearney. Of Column
bia, are enjoying the Chris, mas season
with relatives and friends.
Weed IIinde and family. Of Kan
sas CITY. are enjoying the fulctide
season down at pa and Ma Galbraith''
and the r.. :. llinde home.
Prosecuting Attorney Tibbels was
here Friday. looking into the court
docket. and getting ready for the
coming term Of our circuit court.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27
Friday, December ~. 1919.
The Record.

The last sad knell l. ringing.
The olden year Is dead.
And Father Time stands counting
The golden moments fed:
Before him lies the record
or Earth and Life and Man.
The minutes of creation
Kept since the world began.
The strife and war " nat ions,
The tales of lust and greed.
The blood that cries for vengeance,
The clasl,'of creed with creed:
Broad writ upon The parchment
In clo'ted red appears
The story Of the seasons.
Tho passing Of the years.
Times palsicd hand il shaking
Above new turned page.
az pure and virgin whitrne>s.
Meet for the coming age.
Whcrron his style shall enter
Tile sowing of the seeds.
The rcaping OF the harvest
The sum Of human deeds.
Bright through the >umbcr shadow
\ steadfasi. radiant star
Shines IN majestic glory
Sercnrly from alar
II Is Hopes silver token
That halls the new born year.
The world l. growing better.
Have faith. and do not fear
~ Geo. T.. Iaidy
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27
Buy that farm or timber
land in Arkansas before 1t
increases In price. Inquire
OF r. L. ZelIer.

Mrs, II. Is. Young received a
stroke Of paralysis Friday last. and
died Monday, December I'D. the ia.
neral being held TUESDAY. We hope
for an obituary for our mex, issue.
+. :. Morgan. vino with his wife.
are spending the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. I'm and family. of
Kansas city. came up for few days
on some business matters. and re-.
Earned Tuesday.
By far the most complete docke,
ever issued by the circuit court Of
this county, has been issued tie past
week by Circuit Clerk, T.. 4. Dun.
ham, for the coming January term Of
our circuit court.
Mrs. Clara Maupin has accepted a
position a. forewoman. Of the dress.
making department, Of the Martin.
Barnes Dry Goods establishment Of
~. Joseph, and will report for duty
the first Monday IN January.
Tom bolton. wife and children,
OF Scranton, Kansas. are here for the
holiday season. visiting Mrs. l,oliOn's
mother. Mrs. Minnie Ether. Little
Harvey says he's glad to get here
and have 4 time with his Uncle John.
Hen Allen, wife and two daurl,,e rs,
Of Russell Springs, Kansas. are here
on u visit with his motters brothers
and sisters, and the family were to.
gether Christmas day, ut tile home
Of VIII Sparks, Mrs. SPARKS being his
aunt. 90.
| Mrs. Sadie Schwartz. of Kan.
sas. who WAS formerly Sadie iiyer. OF
New Point, Is now the mother Of q
tine baby boy, born december 18th,
She has many friends IN old Holt
who viii E pleased at this bit OF
news.
Charley Patterson, ST., "has come
back from visit with Claude VII
liams and family, OF Mound City, and
his brother. Lum, and while he en-
joyed his visit, he says lie Is always
glad to get back home when he goe'
away.
Chad. Mcknight. wife and son
willard, Of Anadarko, Okla, are her,
for the holidays, the guests Of Dr, W
lC. Proud. wife and family and othe
relatives. Mrs. Mcknight WAS folm
erly Miss Edith Kunkel, and Is a SIS
ter of Mrs. Proud.
| horn, to Arthur Elder and wife
south of Forest SUNDAY, Decembe
II, 1912, twin boys. This Is the sec
ond pair of twins, boys also born I,
them within IS months. They have
been married 10 years and have
children, How Is this for Il recordY
The only James r. Elder, o
Forbes township, was In Oregon, las
saturday, 2lsi inst, and had will
him his youngest child, Clyde, son
aged II years. lie and his good wifi
are the parents of fifteen children
one dying In infancy. This leave
fourteen living, eight sons and si'
daughters. Jim believes inreplenisll
ing and populating the earth, and
still young man In looks and &c
tions.
!, -Wylie Kieiler, of Binford, \. -,
Is here visiting relatives and friends
lie will return In u couple of weeks
accompanied by his wife, who Ia
been here for a few weeks. They ar
|. IN the restaurant business, and doin
well. lie says his father and mothe
, are both we'll, Frank weighing ~
pounds and his mother 10 pounds
. They had had two feet Of snow befor
. he left home. This snow fell abou
q! 7Hl - ~ D.. 20. 81 %. ,
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Don't forget the date Of
excursion rates to-. Southern
Arkansas. January 9TH, 1913.
with F. L. Teller.

Mrs. Minnie Shepard and son Clark.
from the Richvillc neiglIborhood. and
Earl and Esther isenton, with baby
Ruth. from the Chambers neighbor.
hood, all took Christmas dinner with
II. &. I,cnton and wife, on the Fast
Side.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27

g. ". kunkel. Of Kansas city. Is
visiting relatives IN Oregon and vi.
entity.
John "A. Young. Of Por, Arthur.
Tex. Is here. called by the death of
his mother.
Leslie Painter. vino Is q student
in the State University at Lincoln.
Neb.. Is at home for the holidays.
Hon. T. e. DUNCAN has returned
from several Nebraska points. where
lie was looking after some legal and
business matters.
The Mill Creek Drainage Com.
missioners held meeting here SAT-
urday Of last week. and transacted
routine business.
George ". Moore returned Satur.
day from q trip through Western Ne.
braska and Colorado, where he was
disposing Of apples.
Tommy Riggle returned. Satur.
day last, from six weeks visit with
relatives In Danville. Galesburg, Pc
oria and Decatur. III.
Master Harry Gray. Of Maryville,
was here for few days. last week.
visiting his sister. Miss Edna. one of
the teachers In our public schools.
Miss Lydia Watson and Mrs. Liz.
zie Srhuler, her daughter. of Kansas
City. are here. visiting her sons.
Frank and Ed. and other relatives.
Greene Il Greene, real estate
agents. have removed their Office from
over the bregonFurniturcC Co. : II ore to
the room over &. !. Rocks clothing
store.
Miller Blachlcy, wife. sister. Miss
won. and niece, Miss Daisy Murrah.
Of the Exodus district. were In ore.
gon, last week, interviewing our mer.
chants.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-27

sam Sampson j. hnur from pni; =
la, here lac H. u Il u,lcu IN he med
zeal depart men; of the trciglli on uni
vprsiiy. Oi that city.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-26
Local News

New Ginghams-Spring style W. B. Waller.
 Howard Powell made busi ness trip Gurdon today.
 H. A. Sykes, the genial travel. ing man, is at home today.
 J. B. Mum, spent this after noon in Prescott transacting bus mess.
 Attorney J. D. Montgomery, of Hope, was in Prescott today on business.
 Mrs. D. l.. McRae returned from short visit to Little Rock last night.
 w. H. Garner. who lives on route number three was in to see us today.
 
 Wanted-A renter, either one or two hand crop; one mile west of Laneburg.- .-Rando lp h M C. Cough.
 Attorney W. V. Tompkins re- turned home last night from Malvern where he has been at tending court this week.
 Mrs. Rector Yocum will come up from Texarkana this after noon and spend a short visit with her sister, Mrs. F. J. Johnson.
 FOR SALE CHEAP-Fine Upright Piano, recently tuned. Reason for selling have no use for it. A bargain. Box sos.
 The man who gets mad at what the newspaper says about him shoud return thanks three times a day for what the ne Es- papers knew about him and SUD- pressed.
 There will be services at the Catholic Church next Sunday morning and night.
 Father Higgins, Pastor.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-26

As health talks to women become more general. both in the newspapers and on the platform, the mass of women are beginning to realize what the more cultivated have always known. that good health cannot be found in a powder box. The externals of health may be health lies deeper, and yet Is just as easily obtained.
 The most important thing that a woman can do for herself, and about which she Is often most neglectful is and bowels. The weary eyes, the bad breath the frequent headaches, the pimples. the general air of lassitude is nine times out of ten the result of con stipation or indigestion, or both. Many simple remedies can be obtained, but the best in the estimation of most women is pr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It is mild. pleasant to the taste and exactly suited to her needs. It is far
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-26

Rev. W. F. Evans was here from Pine Bluff Monday, making arrangements for moving his family back to his home here. The friends of Mir. Evans and of Henderson Brown college will be glad to note that he has again been appointed financial agent for the college, and will take charge of his duties as soon as a preacher can be sent to Pine Bluff to relieve him of his charge there. -Arkadephia Standard.
 Ladies low shoes for Spring, just received-W. E. Waller.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-26

Chapman calenders look bet ter, are better and cost no more than others. We will take pleas ure in showing you their line for 1913.
 Attornerys R. P. Hamby and D. l.. McRae, who have been at tending Circuit court at Arka- delpia, returned home home last night.
 Mrs. Ed. Cantley and daugh- ter, little Miss Mildred, left this morning for Camden, where they will spend d short visit with Mrs. Cantley's sister, Mrs. Ches- ter Whyte.
 Among our good farm e r friends who renewed their sub, scription to the Nevada News to- day were J.T. Stuart, route five, J. H. Eddy, route three and J. J. Bruce, of Blevins. Write this down where you will see it every day. The time to draw business is when you want business, and not when you have. more business than you can tend to already.
 Those who desire S traw- berry plants can order them through A. M. Ellsworth. En. close check for quantity wanted. Price $2:00 per thousand. You will be advised by mail one day in advance of shipment.
 The greater part of the first week of the Clark Circuit court is being taken up in trying tax suits. A great many of the land owners of Clark County are seek ing to have the Circuit Court re- duce the tax on their land as sessed by the 1911 Equalization Board.
 Louis c. Bernays, the Little Rock optician will be at Hester. ly's Drug Store in this city Mon day and Tuesday, January 29 and 30. This is the doctors first visit to Prescott this year and those who are troubled with thelr eyes should call on him.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-26
Sensible Women Know
 Foundation of Health

superior to salts cathartic pills, ws'e etc. which are entirely too vloiens.hev
 Women should see to 1t that The have at least one movement ol ol any bowels each day. and when showing ,ate axe tendency to constipation shoula The Dr. Caidwell's Syrup Pepsin HI sa of small dose prescribed. A brleI uhowel it will so train the stomach ana can muscles that all forms of medicine are be dispensed with. These oplnioha fter voiced by thousands of women, ;,,rs B personal experience. among them ,na hona H Henry, 222 w. Frisco St, okInansth. City. Okla, and Elizabeth Smith, Ne
 erford, okla. , os this
 Anyone wishing to make a triai roo,rrlsr o, remedy before buying 1t in the or one way of a druggist at fifty cents can dollar a large bottle (famiiy sl .,.n homo have a sample bottle sent tousSng 10 .ng pr. free of charge by simply addressnne St. w. B. Caldwell, 405 Washingtooaaa tooaaaress Monticello, III. Your name anu ".
 on a postal card will do.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-26

Married-W Wednesday after. noon by Rev l.. $. Mooty, Charf lie Pye and Miss Ethel Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Pye are making tn cir h O m in this city with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Newth.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horton and daughter, Miss Harrylyn Horton, of Little Rock, came Ill last night and will spend vislt with Mrs. Horton's sister, Mrs. J. B. Whitesides.
 We sell old newspapers.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-26
FRUIT RAISING IN ENGLAND.

England sticks to her fruit rais- ing. In ten years orchards increased 25,000 acres and small fruits 1000. Last year there were 27,000 acres n strawberries, nearly 5000 in rasp- berries, 25,000 in gooseberries and entrants, 172,oOO in apple trees, nearly 10000 in pears, 12,o0o in cherries and 16,OO0 in plums.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-26
MATTER OF POLICY.

"There's only one thing ! ever q for policy's sake"
 >What's that?"
 "Pay my premiums. .'-9nsrs ,e PA7ADC>IcAL TEMPERATURE. 'gtere $ one thing which is oddI' conha et9rv about an engine" "Nta- is that;"
 "Nlaa it gets coaled. then 1t h. comes h5t.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-26
THE NATURAL THING.

''llow did they decorate the walls of that famous Russian ice palace ?"
 "l suppose with some sort of a frieze."
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-26

Ifyou are not satisfied with your flour, try Elect-W. B. Waller.
 J. M. Haltom is spending a visit with his daughter, Mrs. George Turner, at Pocahontas, Arkansas.
 Let us work and stimulate ev- cry legitimate enterprise by giv- ing it all the friendly encourage ment we can, and unite our in- dustry, intelligence and capital in a common cause for the good of our town.
 Col. c. c. Lee. after spending several weeks in this city as a guest of his son, J. l.. Lee. left yesterday afternoon for his home in St. Louis. Mir. Lee, for the past several years has visited Prescott during the holidays and has made a number of friends who are always glad to see him.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-01-26

pr. R. l.. Hinton will fit, and furnish eye glasses and spec tacles, and do any kind of repair ing at reasonable prices. No charge for testing or advice. Satisfaction. or your money back. Over 30 years of study and experience. -Moncrief Drug
 tore, Prescott, Ark.