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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
HELP Northumberland

SIS weekly. spare time. addressing cir
culars. Experience unnecessary. No
silver for postage and Instructions
Century Publishing Co. Syracuse, N. Y
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ALBERT .. BOSCHEN.
Special Commissioners.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

INC undersigned, commissioners an
pointed by decree OF the Law and
Equity Court. Richmond. Va in the
cause. n. Houston Page. guardian. etc.
vs. iiailowell ;. Page and others. en-,
tered May II. 1915. will sell by auction
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MONEY WANTED.

w ILL pay per cent for $4,000. Sc
cured by first mortgage on Monu-
mcht Avenue property valued at $4,000
crence. Box %. Station A.
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fpitStsS and mules Tor hire. by DAY
week or month for sale or eSchanke
Boarding horses wanted.
FOR sale, 10 good mules right OUT OF
contract work. which will sell
good mares. suit any kind OF work,
from 500 each up. This stock is ali in
good condition. and can be seen at
Crulrs Stables. IS SoutI Tenth Stree,
FOR sale, good. big serviccabIc.
pounds; VIII work single or double:
price. .o25 for the pair; also fine driv-
ing mare years Old; not afraid OF
anyth Ing; can trot in minutes. and
sound. pr'"-
Southern Transfer Stable. ,6 South
Fifteenth Street.
C12rLLs Livery. Boarding, Sale and
Exchange Stables. is South Tenth
street. Horses and mules for hire by
the day, week or month for light or
heavy work. heavy teaming Of all kinds
"A speciality. Also acclimated horses.
mares and mules for sale. right out of
work. All STOCK sold under = full guar
an,ee and must be as represented.
FOR sale, quail ana turkey dogs that
can't be beaten. You can't have
sport unless you own and know your
dogs. have them Write AT once.
+ T. Atkinson, Champe, va.
BIRD DOGS-Havc S viii sell 9 bro
ken. rc,ligrccd settlers: big. hand
some Irish red coming years. So
each; , black. white and tan Llcwel-
lyns, blue licked. coming > years. $50
each. dog and bitch; all forced" re-
trievGrs. I. William Hewitt. Weyan-
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DEATHS

kELLEY.-Died. at parents residence.
Brook Hill. HGnricO County. October
IS, j:la O'Clock =. Nj. CATHERINE.
DOROTHY KELLEY, oldcs; child OF
Robert j and Rosa Halblut Kelley,
aged nine years and six months
Funeral notice later.
Norfolk and Washington papers
DlonHe
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FOR SAIE-Siachincry.

FOR sale. small cider press l. Blu.
ford & Co.
LANE snwmillS. planners. rcsaws, joint
crs, stavc machinery. sash and blind
machinery. pulieys, hangers. shafting
and bcltinE. J. B!uford Il Co
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FOR RENT-FInts.

FORGED TO SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL
5-ROOM FLAT: EVERY CONVE-
TIEEcE: ONE DOOR FROM JITNEY
l-lNE BOCLENA RID 1882!
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Wanted Bench Men

Wanted. several first-cass bench
men on sash, blinds and doors.
MONTAGUE, MFG. CO,
Broad street and Belt Line
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fpli SAFE. nome near Forest Hill. Just
out city limits. cheap. Apply Bon 10
City. :,
FARMS of every description. to suit
any needs. and from SIS per acre
up Also hne improved farms Write
US your wants. We can suit Won
Styres ~ Norris. Jetersville. Va
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WANTED-animals,

WANTED, TO buy a male bull terrier
Must be reasonable. Phone Boule-
ward 252S
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HAVE, your clock called for. repaired. .
delivered and guaranteed. Phone
Madison 1905
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FOR RENT-Rooms.

TWO nicely furnished front rooms,
steam heat, use Of phone. Ill Ea st
Grace
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SHOE REPAIRING


JUST a few words: Our shoe repairing
pleascS the leading retail shoe stores
of Richmond. and we are, sure we can
please you. Give us 4 trial Work
called for and delivered. Rohm Shoe
Repairing, 2l0 East Broad Street
Madison COIL
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FOR RENT-Ecnl Estate.
FOR RENT-Business pronertv

FOR rent. desirable office, eleventh
Building. Apply c. & O. Coal and COX
GO, Room 10. Virginia hallway ard
Power Building.
SPLENDID Offices In Travellers BuiId-
ing at reduced rent. + 1O7, care
Times Dispatch.
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FOR RENT-Apartments.

WANTED-fIouSeho Goods.
HIGHEST cash price paid for second
hand furniture in any quantity. Call
- Hinh 5Sif
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TWO scCond-story front rooms for
light housekeeping, with running
water. furnished or unfurnished. SIC
West Grace
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ADOPTION
PERSONAL

PHILOSOPHICAL explanation. \ weak
heart muscle from body growing
epoch. tcchuically. runClcn motor func-
tons have become dcbilitatcd: chronic
affection phenomena. an invalid,
whisky: mountain climbing exercise
heart muscle development. physioloc-
zeal deductions and effects, EauEIca CO
ordinate health effects. Information
without charge. John kidGc!cy Thomas.
New Orleans La
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Resolved, That In the death of MIR
JAMES Il. GEiGG, the church and
bo&rd OF demons have lost one OF their
oldest. most respected and beloved
members AIR. GriEg was retiring and
correct in all the obligations Of life
lie was Jealous and faithful in the
service OF his Master IL his church
the question with him was not how
little, but how much he could do. In
ms death We feel that each OF US has
lost - co-"orkcr and personal friend.
who vii! hc much missed from our
number.
Resolved. That these resolutions will
hoard OF dcaCons. ana a copy of them
pc sent 10 his family, and that they
u" published in tho daily ucwspapcrs
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SITUATION wANTED-Female.

POSITION wanted by Stenogra pher and
cashier of ability and initiation
Good penman. insurance. banking and
bond experience. II l22. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED, place as cook 9l5 Brook
WANTED, washing TO do at home
ll0J st. Paul Street
WANTED, by young lady, position
teaching small children. Have .
years experience. References cH-
changed. Address 4. l.. H., oOl9 Flovd
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR SALE stereotypers' mats. 1sxoa;
flexible and tough; Just tho thing to
line chicken houses and orthouses: 81
per 100 pounds at the office: Is cents
extra for out-oftown orders fer cart
age Address Times Dispatch
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REPAIR SHOPS.

furniture made to order re-
paired and rchnishcd out Of town
work promptly attended to. FGtimatcs
free Prices right StcinmctH. - West
Mnin Mad:snn i2Oi.
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FOR S.iLE-Real Estate


rooms and store. Rents $3.50 per
month mont 49, Price. $4,000; VIII take Isici-
care Times dispatch.
INCOME proposition ut Hopewcll. >
>, story building. Rents $50 per month
l.rice, Sl,250. Address ID BIS. care
Times Dispatch.
STORE PROPERTY ron SALE
STOliEliOCSE. 3VXGO. 2-story. Groom
dwelling. large barn. outhouscs
n rnr , new; 10 acres land: good location
$1,000 TO quick purchaser. Address l..
l.. Walden. Sutherlin. Va.
FOR sale i'm Wcsthumpton. on car line
nice lots; $40 cash and s. per month.
without interest or taxes: sidewalks,
shade trees. etc. + ZIG. care Times
Dispatch
FOR sale. the Monument Heights on
Monument Avenue. 80 feet at $50 per
foot If sold at once. B Il. care Times
Dispatch
FOR sale. in tho West End on Co
l"niai Avenue. nice building lot ut
-" per foot to quick buyer. G 207.
care Times Dispatch
facing Country Club. below regular
price If sold ut once. Address ID 3lT,
car: Times Dispatch.
$4,000 will buy controlling intcrcs, in
manufacturing establishment which
~ Ply -" per cent APPLY T. O. Box
HANDSOME brick mansion. 10 or 10
large rooms. all modern convent
ccnces with many special advantages
closets and Dantrics conveniently ar
ranged ftnc English cellar Splendid
shade and lawn. This fine homo has S
acres to, 90 with it, Servants quar-
teFS ana outbuildings necessary for
general genera use Location north@cs; Of
Richmond. ON electric car line This
property worth $4,000. ! will sell the
above property at $4,000 if sold with
III thc next rev weeks. giving very rca-
sohap!e terms Buy this and hold it
i0f il Dig profit. Address J.. O. Box Sl3.
FOR sale. on Church Hill. choice see
uon. splendid Groom dwelling.
ana coal range. detached dwelling.
large lot, 2 squares from street r,r
hot and cold water. Worth $4,000
VIII sell To quick purchaser at $4,000:
one-third cash. balance one. two and
three Years. or easier terms if ncces-
I. o: Box st3. City.
FOL, sale. home near Forest IIiIj- inst
out city limits. cheap. Apply Box IL
FARMS OF every description. to suit
any needs. Land from SIS per ac~c
up: also fine improved farms W:rjtc
US your wants We can suit Won
Styres N Norris, Jetersville. Va.
FOR SALE-Furm..
200 fine bottom. 500 open. all fenced
Low price. Must sell Apply c. r.
EoG.s. Scottsville. Va.
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GENTLEMAN that found pointer dog.
liver and white with Oobhcd tail. on
North Avenue, Farton Heights. about
J weeks ago. please return or write
- H. Branch. !il2 North Avenue, and
receive reward.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. openface gold watch ana fob.
initials O. Il W. ON back. Saturday
between - and = Finder please re-
Street
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HELP WANTED-Fen.nie

WANTED. IL good cook Must have
reference Apply 1909 Park Avenue
Apply between and 10 o'clock a. NJ.
WHITE woman position as cook Cali
Randolph TAI. between 10 and IL
o'clock.
WANTED, girl with references TO do
general hOusework for two. Apply
1927 Stuart Avenue.
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AUCTION SALEs-rusure DAYS.
3l EDWARD : ROSE co
zeal EstAtc Auctioneors


Commissioners auction sale OF an in.
wiling home in I'm Crest Park. tust
vest OF Highland Park. Richmond. Va.
on nazelhurst Avenue. The Improve,
mentS consist OF = seveu-room two.
story and attic frame dwelling OF
modern architecture: lot fronts I.xIii
icct to an alley: fruit trees. etc: loca-
non commanding. In execution of tho
aforementioned decree I will. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Il. 1915
at o'clock l.. NJ.
sell by auction upon the premises. tho
property located MS above II must
be seen to be appreciated. We viii
srmatlN appreciate your attendance
TERMS: cnc-third in cash, the resi-
'ut IN two equal installments at six
ana twelve months. with notes hear
ihS :" per cent interest from day of
sale" ihc title to be retained until the
whole purchase money is paid. and
conveyance is ordered by the court.
or all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser ~
ALBERT o BOSCIiEN.
special Commissioner.
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE
CiRCGiT COURT OF THE COUNTY
Claude l.. Shakespeare. who sues
Plaintiff
Eta Shakespeare ct ais. Defendant
/. 7, c. Fletcher deputy for Samuel
T. Waddill. clerk OF the said court.
do certify that the bond reuuired ~
inc special commissioner by the de-
cree rendered in said cause on the 18th
S G9y OF May 1911. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk OF tho
said court. this eth day OF MAY, 1914.
T. c, FLETCHER.
Deputy Clerk
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TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
TILE TIMES DISDA,cf,u

THE TIMES DISPATCH
HHNboLPlf RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
D|Nbf. one cent word wncn paid In I'D =
.ahce. NO adj taken for legs than 10 con,s.
SoNDAf. one and one half cents n word for
MI classified ads. eacpet Situation Wante ed
~ one cent II word no ud. taken for less
than IL cents.
NJ ADS. taken TO- less than 25 cents whom
charged or phons.l In. Phoned orders not
guaranteed. Classification no; guaranteed
ai'er +. NJ
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SHOES.
CIT RATE SHOE!
ICE. coal. AND WOOD


TRY my clean coal that burns UP clean.
1t lasts longest Wood that splits
easy, makes lasting heat. Kindling
only sl.T5 load. Have been selling
II Is years Long. 1906 West Broad
S:irnnt
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MISCELLANEOUS WAITS.
Wanted, Customers

for lumber and miliwork. Big stock,
close prices. Plant covering six acres.
MONTAGUE MFG. co.
Broad Street and Belt Line
SLIGHTLY used mimeograph. i'm good
order state price. * l22. care
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SITUATION wANTEu-s,nle

WANTED. employment In or noar city
for white and colored boys. IL 10 1?
years OF age. Juvenile Court OF ki2h
r!ond. Room 5. E;;y Hall. Phone Ran.
dolnh G22
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YOUNG man wants work of some kind.
Address & AS. care Times Dispatch.
REGISTERED pharmacist of 10 years
experience desires position November
j. Capable manager, good habits: mar
ricd: 80 years of age. Address phar-
macist. Box 263. Danville. Va.
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WANTED-Board and Room

WANTED. by young business girl,
room and board with private family
in West End. Address X 123 care
Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. assistant manager for first
class city club. state age. reference,
experience and salary expected. Only
man OF good character and standing
viii he considered. Address +. o. Box
T07. City.
WHEN hunting work. call on Virginia
Business Exchange. $40 North Sec
ond. Have put thousands to work.
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FOR SALE-Farms.

FINE lanes River farm. !.1OO acres
2oo hne bottom. 500 open all fenced
Low price. Must sell Apply c. /.
R0E.-s. SCottsvi!le. Va.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
$40 DELEGATES WILL
COMPOSE CONVENTION

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 30
The Democratic state convention,
to be held in Little Rock next June,
providing the Democratic State
Central Committee, which meets in
this city early in December, does
not change the rate of representa-
ton will consist of $40 delegates.
Under present rules of the party
each county is entitled to one dele.
gate for each 1875 votes cast for the
Democratic nominee for governor
in the last state election, and one
delegate for each fraction OF l75
votes # the traction is 80 or more.
In the 1914 election Gov. Hays,
the Democratic nominee, received
"a, ,996 votes.
According to the above rate
Randolph county will be entitled
to nine delegates IN the next state
convention.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
APPOINTMENTS OF
METHODIST PASTORS

At the close Of the North Arkan
sas Conference Of the NJ. 4. Church
South at Conway Monday morning
Bishop Morrison read out the APP
polntments for. the coming year.
The appointments for this, Para.
gould district, are as follows:
Presiding elder, IL. IL. Watson;
Ash Flat circuit, George Butler;
Black RocS, Porter and Hoxie, j.
L. Balten, supply; Boydsville CIR
cut, E. Emmons, supply; Corning,
A. +. skinner; GAINESVILLE circuit,
NJ. NJ. Smith, aud one to be sup
piled; lmboden, Elisha Dyer; I'm
bodeu circuit, III. G.. Summers; Lo-
rado. Riley Jones; Mammoth
Spring, c. G. Burton; Marmaduke,
g. l.. Castleberry; New Liberty cir
cult, l. II. Wright, supply; Old
Walnut Ridge circuit, q. X. Fam;
Paragould, First church, T. Y.
Ramsey; East Side church, j. +.
Jernigan; Peach Orchard circuit,
Il. V. Johnson; Piggott and Rec
tor, f. 2. Jernigan; Pocahontas, l..
ID. Mcclure; Pocahontas circuit, II .
n. Blevins; Reyno, Success, and
Biggers, NJ. p. Timberlake; Salem,
j. G.. Bradsher; st. Francis circuit,
IL. Il. May; Smithville circuit, K.
T. Miller, supply; Walnut Ridge,
A. B. Haltou; district commissioner
of Galloway College, A. f. Skin
ner.
Rev. M. f. Tolleson, who was
presiding elder of this district last
year, goes to the Jonesboro district;
Rev. w. f. BlevIns goes TO Clin.
ton, Van Buren county. Other
preachers, well known in this couu.
ty, were assigned as follows;
Rev. w. l.. Oliver goes TO Van
Buren, J. NJ. Thrasher to Charlotte
circuit; n. j. Baty to Viola; j. X.
Farris to Morrilton; g. G. Burton
to Mammoth Spring; w. J. Leroy
to Earle; E. N. Buckley to Mar.
shall; J. f. Carter to Howell; T..
A. Bowen to Harrisburg, j. w.
Thomas to Monette.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
IawhOn-yermlIye

We are at liberty this week TO
announce the surprise wedding
which we mentioned in the paper
last week. The contracting parties
we're JEFF Lawhon and Miss Anna
Vermilye. The wedding took
place Saturday at O'Kean.
Both the groom and bride are
well known young people of the
county and are recognized as being
among the best teachers IN our
public schools. Mr.. Lawhon Is al
so one of our leading candidates for
tax assessor in the coming election.
We wish them both a long and hap
py life.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
GOODFELLOWS CLUB
WILL Be ORGANIZED

Regarding the proposition suggest
cd m the Star Herald last week Tor
the organization of a GoodfeIIows
Club or Charity Board for Pdca.
hontas, several persons have ex.
pressed, not only willingness,
but desire to go into an organlza
tion Of this kiud, aud the matter
will be considered fully at a
citizens meeting to be called at an
early date. Let's not neglect CIV
ing attention TO tins 1t once, as the
time is short il we would make the
kiddies and Others happy, during
Christmas times.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
An Enjoyable Occasion

James Wells, one of our most
prominent farmers of Elevenpoints,
gave a birthday dinner at his home
in the north part Of town on Sun
day, November 2s, this being his
55th birthday.
The table groaned with many
good things to eat which was en-
joyed very much by the guests.
The afternoon was spent IN music
and merry making. The mos.
comical feature being the attempt
to place Mr.. Wells under the bed,
which resulted IN failure.
Those present were: Daily
Mondy, Charley Going and family,
James Shaver and wife, john
Woodbridge and family, John
Wells and family, j. ID. Jackson
and wife, Mrs. Fannie Carroll, Mrs.
Leona Forester and children, Mrs.
John Smith and children, Mrs.
Hadie Beal and little son, Mrs.
Mallssle Beal, Misses Ethel Carroll,
Nell Jackson, Irene Chambers,
Alvis and Zala Shaver.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
Our Honor Roll

We have received subscriptions
and renewals from the following
since our last issue:
JIM Dunn, & w Mandrell, q G
Williams, & M Kirkpatrick, w S
Sanford, Fred Sorg, Ike Warner,
John Warner, Archie Stephens, Il
l. Spencer, Chas. Blackburn, w 7
Waggoner, J & Bowers, T. A Lay.
ton, II G McNabh, w. X. Boiling,
J B Abbott, Fannie Culver, & G
Gould, 9 II Greer, Ed j w Har-
vey, B & Pease, q w Pond, L 4
IIulen, J w Matthews, J NJ john
ston, DIR G NJ Black, Frank Bauer,
f Spmnenweber, ID NJ Beliah.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
New Methodist Pastor

Rev. /. ID. Mcclure, the new
pastor Of the Methodist church here,
will arrive Saturday and will preach
Sunday aud Sunday night. Ills
family will arrive sometime next
week. Rev. Mcclure comes to us
from Argenta, where be has served
Gardner Memorial church for iour
years He is recommended as a
preacher aud pastor Of more than
ordinary ability. Let's give him a
large audience aud a glad welcome at
his first appointments.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
Richardson COminQ

We are in receipt of letter from
II. L. Rich ardson of Reyno an
nounoing that he will be here this
week to complete arrangements to
buy and ship corn from tins place.
lie will install his shelter here and
be prepared to handle corn in any
quantity. The highest price will
be paid in cash. Watch for fur
ther announcement.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
More Corn Buyers

Farmers of Randolph county
may now know fora certainty that
they will get the top price for corn.
Two more buyers have located IN
Poeahontas aud state that they will
buy at least two hundred car loads.
The +. Ritter Grain Co. of Mem
phis will buy through Mr.. @. p.
Wigginton, who has an Office at
the Pocahontas State Bank. +. ].
Baltz will buy for the Mitchell Co.
also Of Memphis. The market
will open at once.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
CHARGE REDUCED TO
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

In the hearing here Tuesday be-
fore Esq. j. A. Douglass of the
case Of ELI Brooks charged with
assault to kill James Manning at
Biggers last week, the charge was
reduced TO aggravated assault and
Brooks was fined s2Oo.o 90, and on a
charge of carrying pistol he was
fined $4,000. An appeal to circuit
court was taken. brooks is repre-
sented by Jacksdh, Fulbright &
Meeks, the State by J. p. George,
deputy prosecuting attorney.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
ADVERTISING SALE

The Woman's Missionary Society
will hold their Christmas Sale Dec.
3 and 4, at Lewallens Grocery
store. All who wish first class
Christmas goods are invited TO call
aud purchase from the Missionary
Ladies We have received since
our last advertisement the following
named goods.
Six boxes La Creole natural
rouge, tubes tooth paste, 6 boxes
Of Rice powder, from Van Vleet
Mansfield Drug Co., Memphis,
Tenn; 4s bottles of Kinds Cream,
from lIinds, Noble q Eldrldge,
New York City; l2 bottles of Mul-
errol Liniment, Finlay. Dicks &
Co., New Orleans, La. All through
their local agent, w. E. llamil, M.
d. 100 Calumet Baking Powder
coupons, TO be sold which will save
the purchaser 10 cts on every 20 OF
can bought elsewhere. Counter
scales from Fairbanks Morse & Co,
st. Louis Mo, through the Poca-
hontas Hardware Co. Any one in
need Of good scales will do well to
call and see them. Also q good
supply Of cook books aud towels on
sale, all suitable for Christmas
presents.
Next Tuesday, Dec. 7th will be
the regular meeting day of the
Missionary Society, also the day
for electing new officers. All mem
bers of the society are urged to be
present. Don't forget the free
lunch to be served which will CON
slst Of Sun Kissed Cherries, and
cake made of Swans Down Prepared
Cake Flour and Golden Sun Coffee
donated by Lewallen, where our
goods are now on display.
Mrs. Annie Martin.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
W. NJ. U. Meeting

The w. NJ. U met at the home
of Mrs. Nath Deaton on Nov. 80.
An interesting aud delightful meet
ihg was held. Delicious refresh.
ments were served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held on
Dec. 7te with Mrs. Charlie Shannon.
All members requested to bring
Bibles. On account of the bad
rainy weather the "Trip Around
the World" was deferred until some
future time. The two meetings
previous to tins held ON Nov.
.ar435 al the homes Of Mrs. Hugh
Bishop and Mrs. Dee Wiley, re.
spectlvely, were interesting and
wei. attended.
ReDOrter,
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
HODGES WILL OPEN
HIS CAMPAIGN SOON

Little Rock, Deo. l Secretary Of
State Earle w. Hodge,, candidate
FOR governor, announced, following
a conference with friends last night,
that be will open his headquarters
Saturday at the New Capitol hotel.
The opening will be followed by a
rally At the hotel Saturday night.
Mr.. Hodges will announce at this
meeting when aud where he will
formally open his campaign.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-12-03
Fender Acquitted

Marvin Fender OF Holmes was
tried in Esq. J. A. Douglass court
here Wednesday on charge of as
-ault to kill, Que H.IIaynie, also Of
Holmes. Fender was acquitted of
the charge of assault, but wss fined
$50 for carrying a pistol. The
state was represented by J. p.
George and jackson, Fulbright a.
Meeks, the defendant by Campbell,
Pope a Spikes.