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SORRY FOR ELS WiRONGDO!Nt
MT. Win" Gasappy CccaIse He Once Sid !!E 0eeas at Old Man
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once 'pon time Mister Win wra s!eepin', still an peacesb!e, dreorain bout de time wen he useter blow t,,, b,ossc,ns an' talk ter de ijl chiliuEs as dey played under de trees: but Ole Man Winter, he some 'lcng an walked him up, an to! him dat he wuz tn ,eed CT ccnp'ny, Ea3e he had g Iona ways ter gu an' Mister Win rig ur an' wenl wid hiln, an Gle Map Wlntey gay ter !.im:
 "You see dat steep,e yaaGer?"
 Mister Wa,l' make answer dat he sho' lo, an den C.lo Ia1 Winter say,
 Ali right Des whir. i- an blow i; down fer me, kaze I got 9 grudge as'in it. Blow it dowE!' An dowr come de steeple.
 Den he make Mister Win take de roof off de po' Inaa's house, wh:r dc ii'l' chilluns WIZ eieepin'. an blow de fire out what kep' 'erl warm; an w'er dat come ter pass Mister Win he gil mighty sorry, an tor Mister Winter no mo- CT dat fer him: an he gone Of a-grierin' ter hi;aef finn dat day tel dis you kin hear hiln cryia. an cryin. des lak he had de nreakln' ei de heart Atlanta Constitution.
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Memorial Meeting.

In honor of the one-hundredth ami versary of the birth of David ilvings- ton, a memorial meeting of the ladies of the First Presbyterian church will be held Wednesday afternoon al the church.
 At this time money offering will be made to missions and each con- trbutor must tell how she got the contribution. The money will be call cd talent money" and each giVer must explain through which talent 1t was secured Many have cooked and Ill that way have secured money others have sewed. etc., and due to this fact the meeting will undoubtedly De one of great interest. A delightful pro- gram has been arranged and Will be rendered.
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Little Rock today to spend some time 'ifh relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Pitts of No. ell East Second aEcnHe, has returned from Aagusta. Ark, where she has been visiting he, sister.
 Mrs Ella Evans, of Monticello. IS Nlsnln& her sister, Mrs ]. H. Dell mon, and her daughter. Mis- [. C.. Clifford.
 Representative T. A. Wilson return- ed from Little Rock Friday night and Monday will resume his work with lhc Commercial
 Mrs. ScInit2h, of Michigan. who has seen visiting Mf and Mrs. C. A. Lin 2E"r for some time, will return to her homo Monday.
 :. C. Ramsey general roadmastcr ct he Valley Division of the Iron 1cantain. with Headquarters al Me Geh"e. was in the city yesterday.
 W. R. BeaIjie, agricultural com missioner of the Cotton Belt railroad arrived in the city at go this morn. ing iH his private car OH his return Ifom the Fat stock Show at Fort Worth. Alr Heatte is accompanied y Mrs. Beattie, his assistant, Prof P y. Cole, and his secretary, Archie Van I'rtnn. Ar Beattie will be in the city several days experimenting the work on his exhibit cars.
 ". ]. Doyle, industrial and immi- grafton commissioner of the Cotton Belt. who accompanied lhe special train from this city to the Fat Stock show at Fort Worth. will arrive n this city this afternoon to re:llaIn over Monday to look after some pending industrial matters MT Doylc's assist ant. L. k. Saupe. returned with the hOme-cOm>rS yesterday, proceeding directly to Headquarters at St Louis.
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He Church of Christ.

Corner Sixth and Beech streets. (. C. Cline. minister The Wilson, Futile meeting closed on Thursday night with sixty added to the church membership. With this increased re- sponsihlity upon the pastor and of ficers of the church the pastor has decided to sgeak to the new members on Sunday morning at ii a. m., to which service the entire membership is most earnestly invited. On Sunday night quite a number will be baptized In preparation for this beautiful and solemn service the pastor will discuss the interesting question: "Why Was Jesus BaptiZed?' The Bible school will be at 9:45 a. m., to which all are
 invited. Wednesday night the praise and prayer service, led by l.. P. Gar ner. Thursday night the Ladies' Aid Society of the church will give it's first social meeting for the benefit of all the new members, at which refresh mpnts will be served "Without money and without price On Friday night the choir will rehearse. to which all are invited tc join.
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1T TIE .lMI.SEi.L.

As a special attraction, the Amuse- U will present Monday. matinee and night, the tWo-reel Imp feature film entitled Dr. Jekyll and .Nr. Hyde, which brings out story known tc old and young alike.
 In these two reels, King l}aggott holds the center of attention all the way in his portrayal of the good Dr Jekyll and the bad Mr. Hyde, this dual identity so singularly interWoV- en, this strange creation of the tertle fancy of Robert Louis Stevenson, the leading man Of the Imp Company fairly outdoes4 himself lis support is excellent, Jane Gale playing the part of Dr. Jekyll's fiancee, and Matt Snyder the veteran actor, poftraEins 8 the part of the fiancee's father.
 The picture is a thrilling one from the start and all people fortunate enough to see this masterpiece will enjoy it to the fullest.
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J. S. Mcdonnell, of Altheimer, was in Pine Bluff yesterday on business.
 Miss, Mary Clifford has returned from Monticello where she has be9h visiting relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. \. Atwood le1t yes terday for Newport, Ark, for or'oi visit with relatives.
 A l. stewart went to Sheridan yes terday in the interest of the Arkansas Cotton Oil Company
 Mrs. A. w. Courtial left yesterday eor st ouis where she will spend the next few weeks.
 Mrs. A. Stroble went 10 Meiuplis yesterday to attend the funeral or her mother, who died recently.
 Miss Elsie Harcrowe will so 'o
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Missionary Society.

Mrs. T. B. Leech was hostess to the members of the Hawley Missionary Society on Thursday afternoon from 2:3O to 5, it being the occasion of the installation of officers. Miss Gussie Jones. who honored the society with her genial and helpful presence, con- ducted the installation services.
 After an opening song, Take My Life and Let It Be-" scripture read ing. Prov. 11-24, and proyer by Miss Jones, a very enjoyable social pro- gram was rendered, after which dainty and delicious refreshments were ser ved by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
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First Methodist Eulech

We hope to have our usual serficca Sunday. March 18th. sunday school at 9:$o a. m. .Prea hing at Ii I m Junior League at , D. m Seuior League at 6.la D. =n. Preaching af 7:45 D. III. The general 4ubJia is cordially invited te all these seHAfeas. Special musio al the proanhiae lsoors by a we'll trained cToir Come and worship with Us. Il Aill do yol eood.
 j. N. FARRELL. Pdstpr
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E'i Psi &ccipf,.

Al )Ae meeting of j}ic pi Psi @orio- ty held i'ridag one of inc mosr enjoy able programs it tae history or lhis society was readcred. t $ IS fal- lows. and every numbcr was raqt. ure:
 Reading "Ieeaad of Natoissas. Willie Stoed
 Instrumental soIo Flower Soa2. " Florence Brewster.
 Reading 21be Winds. Xlrs.aia Mills.
 Instrumental solo. The Resurn of Spring" Ida Haaghman.
 Reading, "f'ennas. Hebecca rlam- mer
 Miss Myrtle Sage. as a guest of tne society. gave two instrumental num- bers, "Polonaise" Chopin. and an excellent compassion of her own which was the more enjoyed. being presented hy the composer.
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CIGAR FACTORY M0#E
 INFO htH#HN eE t}TER>

Che of the leading manufacturers oe
 Pine Bluff is the NJ aud &. Cigar factory. This compaRH has only been
 in business for about two years i'll
 Pine Bluff but by treating the public in business-lke manner, they have received in return the business which is justly there's as they employ some fifteen hands, with monthly pay roll of $lo0o.o0 They have just purchased the Abbene property on East Third avenue, and arc now in 9 roaition x here then can tarn oat twice as much stock as they have in tho
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! |rtl,day Party.


 In fitting celebration of her tenth |rthday. little Miss Dorothy Sea- Eook entertained about 50 of her little |ionds at the home of her parents ksterday afternoon. Many childhood games were in- |1lged in and the youngsters found Inch iov in fishing in the im3rovis- well in the dining room. in which buvenirs were caught. The dining bom was elegantly decorated and the |onderful birthday cake, on which |Are ten red candles, presented a lost pleasing appearance. Delicious bfreshments were served at the coDer hour, and the children went May after spending a most enjoyable fternoon.
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Wcmsn Ace.

A few years ago after a woman had passed thirty-fvo she was relegated to the 1ireside and she looked and felt old. She lived in her memory, and aR frills and follies was given to her daughter; for mother. all was over
 Suddenly woman awakened to the fact that after thirty-liya she is at her best, and that her beauty need not fade unless she wishes it.--liomo Life
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Lake Side Methodist Church.

Corner Fifteenth and Olive streets. R. R. Moore, pastor 930 a. m Sum day school; 1 a. m., preaching by the 7:45 p. m., preaching by the pastor 1:45 p. m. Wednesday, prayer meet ing. Don't fail to come to any or all of these services We extend to you a hearty welcome Our music is a sNecial attraction. Come.
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Tto Q s2eeAI Ni:.I4 lis Exc lig C.

A raag w3es7 te af.i4a: ili Greece
 lc.z@:n2 tl9 ;o puTci:&se ooo's. From ae .iaencts sr aFa:Iea. !.e z elected |" execute the col1:pjsaian;. but, leartpG .}'at his correSHa4 tle;st nj, ii De of. tended. he oaG1ola@3 Wh,,; text they net: My friola 4ssVaf e4t h. lei. re1, you Nrnte tu5;,.,14sa aj0ni tila books"
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1rI.n E0NnStN.

gro be honest is more than to re- Train from stealing another mans purse, more than paying the exact number of dollars you owe Honesty means far more than not defraudng other people financially It means oothing less than not dcfrauding your. self by your own pleiudice5 and judg. llents. It means dealing fairly and EGuarely with yourself; looking al yourself with the same eyes with which you dissect tho conduct of your assoc1at es. ."~-Clara K Bavliss.
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The Real Problem,

"Well, dear" said the young hus- band to his bride, "I'll make out the deposit slip in your name, and all you have to do is to take it to the bank" Yes" she responded, "but suppose want to draw out some money some day how will they know which is my money?"-Harper's Bazar F
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.4any Pine iiuiiians in Texas.

Many ol the Pine Bluff contingent who went on the special rtaiA to the Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth will remain in that city or visit other points in Texas before returning 70 this city. Mr. and Mrs. j (. Reno will visit Mrs Reno's brothers ill Fort N orth and Dallas for teii days. Mrs M. E. Smart is visiting her son in Dal- las Mrs. Ii. G. SpauldinS went to Beaumont. where she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. o. ". Myers for month. Mrs. H. ]. Clemmons and sons. William L.. and Earl c.. have gone to San Antonio to visit Mrs. Clemmons' brother. Mrs. Simon Bloom and Miss Marcia Levine are visiting relatives in Dallas Ah and Mrs. H. II. Adams. who spent their honeymoon n Dallas and Fort Worth will return to the city tomorrow.
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,s. +. Rock Tub.

Mrs. (. F. Bobo was hostess to tie g. H. Rock Club Friday evening at her home on West Seventeenth ave hue. Tn ehome was beautifully dec crated With ferns and violets. and all the members were present to enjoy the true hospitality of the hostess
 Miss Eva Bobo and Mir. Brown were awarded each huge boquet of pink carnations for making the highest scores in the games, and Miss Willie Mae Simpson and F. E. Walker were awarded consolation prizes. in the shape of boquets of yiolets. X delc- ious three-course luncheon was serv-
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One Way of Killino a Flea.

"To kill flea,' says the Scientific
 American, the surest way would be to place him on one of those ippene- trablo plates used in naval warfare, and conllne him thereon by meanG of cables fastened securely to each oi his several legs; then to train upon him (from as near distance as would be feash1e}, &@ Irresistible prejoctllo frna ono Of t,2ose twenye-inch &une.
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The following is taken from the Grand Haven tNich.D Daily Tribune.
 John Simpson, 739 Washington avenue, passed away last evening af 6:15. Mr. Simpson has been resi- dent of Grand Haven for the past 3d years. He was born in GslaSheils. Scotland in 1928, being at the time of his death, eighty-fiVe years of age. Mr. Simpson was educated and grad uated from the University of Edn. burgh, Scotland and was teacher of Latin and Greek in that university. Later he was schoolmaster in D0une, Scotland for tNentY-one years.
 Mr. Simpson was conscious uD 10 within few minutes of his health his wife and family being with him until the end and during the day he ahkeG for each one Of his family and spoke clearly of many instances connected with his life here and in Scotland.
 Mr. Simpson has long been an hon- ored citizen of this city and through out his illness the devotion of his wife and family did much to make his last hours very peaceful.
 The funeral services which will be private, will be held at the residence at ten o clock Friday morning.
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 t8r thg Ftacr,

&a~hhton March l. 1T l~ .rttu !" t1id h. anbassJ5or o G, 'ae# 0I St Jana.- Ha, E,Gp pps- s're fot a eandt7atr=7 a-aii- He4 to liIj 1Ae mosl l4perlam a0pIa. maIc post a the dispoal) 9 ae new iamcyf@jc aafH.ai5ra5i,u
 Richard 0myz has declined tht plagr ig a friendly aud .a.r.a4. la ter=fo frr. jdaur Wilson aHtos aa hf r' sons his advanced aao aun Hsn llf ness of his Ylfo
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II. Ward and Mrs. <. NJ. Tnton

VI. IT. Wafd aHU Nfs. $. VI. T.nIOn.
 Among those present Were: Miss Gussie Jones, Mrs r. E. l.oeth Mrs. M. H. Ward. Mrs. Roberts Mrs. S. N Luton. Mrs A. p. Charis. Mrs. |. N Cary, Mrs. N. l.. story. Mrs W. rD Manard and Mrs. . L. Austin.
 All were deIl"hted @ith the pro- gram, and Mrs. Lae,h was uHauimots- ly voted an ideal hosle-s
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AT THE CHURCHES
Lutheran ilurcll.
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East Sixth avenue and Florida street. W. C. Schrader, pastor. Eng fish Sunday school 9:3o a. m; Ger man service, 10:i5 d nl.:: English ser vice. 1.30 D. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these ser EicNS
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|rinity Church Association.

l The meeting of the Trinity Church
 |ssociation will be held Monday after
 bon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs ] laph Robinson, No. S11 West Barra- he street. All members are request l to attend. The Easter offering Hill be made at this meeting.
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Ladies Aid Socipt;.

The Ladies Md Society of rhe $. (. Memorial church will be entertained TresoaE. March q. 6y Hrs. Edwin Loosely ill her home. No. lIl5 West Fifteenth avenue. Much 4asJnos4 of importanc" &in bc tran4a+.nl
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Wanted Harmony.

Mre. de s.y!e-"Marie, shall take one of the children to church with me- The Maid-"Yes'm." Mrs. de style-"Which one will go best witk my new purple n?"-Boston Trap. script
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fttIp HpiDerS.

"The Little Helpers' will hold their
 hgular meeting this afternoon with
 |aster Bernard Simon, on West Sixth kenue. The session will be mos !.
 |teresting one.
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First Church of Christ. Scientist.

10S Pine street. Services Sunday at ii a. m. and D. n. Subject, Sub stance.' Sunday school at 10 a. m Wednesday evening, testimonial meet ing at 8 D. m. Reading room open daily, except Sunday and holidays, from 2.3O to D. m. Visitors welcome
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Missionary Socip1y

The Missionary Society of the : C. A'e&a"der Memorial church will meet Tuesday afternoon wtth Mrs C |. LoV@iadE. a, her home. No. faf Linden Streel \ fliI attendance is requested as au excalicm urarr.a. vii bo rendered.
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Young Ladies' Club.

The Young Ladies Guild will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Van W. hnoX, NO. 3O8 Seventeenth avenue. The meetlhS will be of especial importance on ac- count of the fact that various commit tees for important work will be ap- nOinted
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Trinity bnspii

Sunday school Il H | ln. UorHjuE service with holy communion at 1l d.. III. Evening service a go. The services will Dc conducted bs i,,a. r. w. Sappore, of FaEcuavii}e
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For consisfencv's Sake.

Dorothy-"And what did he say. when you rroposed?" Madge--"Oh. he looked coy and told me I'd have to sec his mother !irsti'
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bdies t"Nf'f'''' ra,,. adies Auxiliary to the Bro abood of Railroad Trainmen will of Trainmen Hall, Tuesday af- aoon at 2 o'clock All members
 ,roently requested to be present many business matters Of much
 .+on4n will be transacted.
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MME. F.ltFRO tHKI4E1
 fA NEW T6B# rlYF

New York. March A'rs sagah Nadoro, wife of fhp slaiu paa4iaz 45 ar Mexico arrYad here today en the Ward liner Monterey fom sNaaa where sf.e hgs been since lratae Mexico f.ly Shc is conN incp9 fhc as- .assiual,on of Ter HgsbaGa had been arranged Weeks before lhaIrsei.'iau atart"a and utmlQ believes jhaf MEJ- co vilI never Ge a Hafyesal coat1H unfl tb, aHFdaf has Bcaa aEeHgoa
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First Baptist Church.

The pastor will preach at il a. m. and D. m. Please note change of the hour for night service-from 7:30 to 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.: B. Y. P. U. at [ D. m. You are cordially invited to attend all of these services
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|;,I;nc Workers.

rne meeting of the Willing Work |s will be held Thursday afternoon
 tho Fluff City at 3 o'clock. All ,nbors are urged to attend.
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isslon Study Circle.

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 me Foreign Mission Study Circle the First Methodist church will oiu d meeting of the church chapel 'lnorrow afternoon, at which time a os' Interesting program will be rem 'eu' The mission fields of Cuba 'u ohlha will be the topics receiving most discussion. Mrs. R. M. Knox Ao recently returned from trip men included Cuba, will make talk "nlch she will tell of her personal SerVatlons of the mission field in pat island
 MISS Nettie Peacock, who is now
 suest of Mrs. T. F.. Gillespie and
 'or the past five years has been ;, n'eea Ill mission work in China, h;.' .i aeliver an address, the subject of Al,n cp will be Our Missionary Work
 'ua The meeting will indeed most highly interesting as well ,As'ructlve one and is expected to largely attended.
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bhn Nc AImGnt Chapter.

The members of the John McAl-
 ont Chapter. D. A. R., were delight
 lily entertained yesterday afternoon
 | Dr. Lillian Higinbotham and the
 eetng was one of the most enjoy
 be in the history of this orSaniza-
 en.
 The following program, every num-
 er Of which was a feature. was rem ered:
 Piano solo, Spring Song Mendels- Phn, Miss Readma Dansby.
 Violin solo, Spring tide" Beecher,
 iss Allie Mae Howell.
 Reading, "Ghost of An Old Conti- ental,' Mrs. w. T. Seawell
 Vocal solo, At Dawn Miss Mary eisreiter.
 Paper, Margaret Brint," Mrs hmpbell Fox.
 Vocal solo, Prom the Life of a lose, (a The Unfolding,' (b) +rhe Summers Storm," Liza Layh- Ian, Miss Margie Bell Atkinson Quartette, Medley of Southern |airs, Mesdames Frank Thompson, (lnton Ferguson, Clifton Dancy, Lu- |e Montgomery. Closing With Mary fnd' in which the club joined. mak- fg a full sweet chorus.
 AS a fitting climax to the program, |lss Nettie Peacock, the guest of fs' T. E. Gillespie, gave most high enjoyable and instructive descrip- |on ot ancestral worship as seen in factice in the wealthy families of hina
 MISS Peacock has spent five years in fsslonary work as a teacher in I ITS school at Sunkians, China, and fr talk was made on personal eXser- |hces. Her home was formerly Ma, Ph' Ga., and she was sent to China by Fe forelgn Missionary Board of the 1 E' Church, South. She is at pres F't enjoying years leave of absence Fio Will resume her work in the fathen country as soon as that time kpires.
 At present she is the guest of Mrs.
 h' Gillespie of this city and will Fmaln here for some time.
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Special Weekly Bulletin
 CASH ONLY
 Pennies saved and laid away Are pennies for a rainy day. \ YOn Can't Cor1e Just Telephone

This ls 2 money fHas for .ua so r4ta maHnese ol ,Ho*a mlcaa ar aan@1a aa sour order ald 1g paype aa=l. sal saYe= From 25 per cear ta=5o eef.ea. #ajI sour groceries.
 28 Ia# Gazl 5eaoaa0ca Sugar s9c
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 "l@nrr .=-z- 29c 7 c,ns Kraut Ice 5 lbs lMaporated Apples 21c Ifish Potatoes, prf #9c.,s zoe Hrooms J-Strin& SHe"jll &5c 2,0oo Matches f6 b3EeaI 23c Toilet Paper, epurc &hiee1. i rolls ? tc Navy Beans. tNiohiSan' lbs. 24c
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Busy Mars One comp,ain,.

The busy man is only. aware Of tim, because it goes so swift. -florid' Times- Union.
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WARRANTY DEEDS
 Henry Taylor to w. c. Hudson, NE 1-4, section 24-3-7 $1,35O.0O.
 F. II. Skinner to w. M Boyette, w 1-2, NE ,l-4, section 27-4-S, $2,500.00
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METEOROLOGICAL
JOHN SIMPSON

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The Mena weekly star., 1913-11-27
GOVERNORS PLAN SAVES.
Banks Taking Care of Warrants,
 Contractors Bid Lower.

Little Rock. Nov. 24.-CSpecialy Within few weeks the financial scheme of Governor Hays to tide the state over until the collectors over the state settle for the 1913 taxes, will be put into effect. He has now pledges from state bank, to take about Sl00,000 of the state warrants at a rate of interest not to exceed s per cent. This will maintain the states credit and at the same time permit the state en- ployes to cash their warrants a, only small discount, for the war rants can all be redeemed by the first of August. i9ii.
 The arrangement of Governor Hays will permit the contracts for needed improvements at state in stitutions to be let. Contractors who figured on these jobs bid over the appropriations made by the legislature, because they expected to have to discount their paper about i5 per cent Now that they know the rate has been decreased they will bid lower for the work, bringing it within the appropriation, so work can proceed.