The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-16

you money on all your grocery needs. *17
 Bob Hays, who has won local fame as the champion watermelon grower of Greene county, was here this morning from his farm east of the city. Bob says he put in sever al acres of melons this year and hopes to eclipse his former big yields.
 Don't forget to call around to Ellis Grocery the next time you are in town. Lowest prices on all your grocery and feed supplies. Ellis Grocery. "17
 J. A. Morgan, formerly of this city, but now residing in St. Louis, spent the forenoon here greeting friends. He had been down in Tex as and was on his way back home and said he could not resist the temptation to drop off here and shake hands with the boys"
 Mems work and dress shirts with collar attached-all style patterns SOC sellers for 35c. We guarantee this to be the equal of any soc shirts that's sold anywhere. Mime Goods Co. *17 A. J. Bishop of Lafe stopped over in the city last night on his return from a months visit to his old home in Tennessee. He says Arkansas looks better to him since seeing some other sections of the country, and declares that the stress of hard times is more acute elsewhere than in Greene county.
 Full line of dress goods-crepes voiles, rice cloth and lace and em- broidered cloth. Prices lower than ever before and lower than else where. Mime Dry Goods Co. #17
 The jury list for the spring term of federal court that convenes at Jonesboro May 3, shows the follow ing Greene county citizens have been selected for service: Joe A. White R. Y. Shook, M. F. Block and John Rosson, as petit jurors, and L. L. Stedman as a member of the grand jury Judge Treber will [ hold the court.
 Best shoes for men-the best in town for the money, at $25O. Any style you want Mime Dry Goods Go. #17
 Chief of police Pete Houston stated this morning that he had selected his permanent force of dep uties. J, NJ. Kinnard, who served on the police force a year ago, and Marion Sims, who was selected as an assistant Monday night, will be the subordinate officers. MT. Kin nard will have the early night watch and Mr. Sims will go on duty at six o'clock in the afternoon and remain on all night.
 Mary Jane slippers at $1.5O. Reg gular $2.5O value for $2. Mime Dry Goods Co., #17
 The new board of health, com posed of Dr. G. T. Hopkins, Dr. F. M. Scott, P. E. House, w. F. Trice and Geo. o. Light, held a meeting last night and organized by select ing Dr. Hopkins as president and P. E. House as secretary. Plans were discussed for improving the sanitary conditions of the city, and the board decided to make a thor ough inspection of the entire city with a view to more rigidly en- forcing all sanitary rules and reg ulatiOns.
 Amoskeag gingham. Sc a yard value for cents. This week only. Mime Dry Goods Co. *17
 Col B. A. Johnson, aged eighty years, one of the most prominent citizens of the county, was painful ly injured while at work on his farm near Jackson's Commissary yesterday. He was narrowing some land and the harrow struck a stump with such suddenness that Col. Johnson tripped and fell, breaking his right arm. He was found unconscious in the field by a passerby and was taken to the house and medical aid summoned Yesterday afternoon he was resting fairly well, but members of the family are uneasy about him on account of his extreme age.