The Little River news., 1916-05-03

The A. l. c. will have their monthly program at their regular meeting place next Friday afternoon. Early Recollections of Childhood will be | the topic of the afternoon. Each club member will be expected to bring some mother as a guest of the club. Bad breath, bitter taste, dizziness aru a general mo account" feeling IS 2. sure sign of torpid liver. Heroine is the medicine needed. It makes the 1 liver ac i've. vitalies the blood regulat- | e5 the bowels and res tores a fine feel
 ing of energy and cheerfulness. Price 1 5Qc. Sold hy all dealers. aGv w
 Bil:y Sunday-The great Billy Sun day revival started at Kansas City Sunday and will continue for weeks. The whole campaign will be published Star. You can get this paper at my news stand at Mills Jewelry Store ! each day.,~-W. A. J. Mills.
 J. w. Post has resigned his posit- 1 ion with the Kansas City Southern railroad as station agent at this place ] and will accept a similar one with i the Cotton Belt. Mr Flerigin, Ior- merly agent here arrived Monday and
 will take charge of the station. Mr.
 Post and family have made many friends while i'll this city.
 i A prudent mother is always on the watch for symptoms of worms in her children. Paleness. lack of interest in i play. and peevisln ess is the signal for i Whites Cream Termifu ge A few doses of this eXXcellent remedy puts an end to the worms and the child soon acts naturally. Price 25c per i bottle. Sold by all dealers. adv w 1 The Epworth League program for l Sunday follows: Subject, Consecra- l ion of Talents: leader, Miss Adde ICnes; Song. Take my Life; What are our Talents, Mrs. Jno. Wimberly; 1 Tur,ow; Son, Miss Clarette Jones and ] Franl: Lambright: Cultivation of our 1 talents, Mrs. C. l.. Briant; dedicat- l ing our talents to God, Miss Lucy Furlow; Conservation prayer; One hundred per cent profit, Sid Phillips;
 Roll call; League benediction.
 The Drygoodsman, published at St. 1 Louis has the following to say in re- gard to an Ashdown merchant: "W. L. Lindsay, Ashdown, Ark.-1916 White Sale was the heading of a small handtill from this merchant. The argument told of purchases made ] moathc ago while cotton prices were l low GHd white goode were being made fro DC to c cotton. This was
 tackled by items and prices" wv. L.
 Lindsay, Ashdown. Ark.-Clearlng Sale circular we'll displayed and fea- turing number of items. This cir cular vas put out in January
 i \ masquerade party to the younger
 set was given by Mrs. c. L. Briant at her beautiful East Side home Satur- i daya evening. All the guests came ! masked. representing we'll known
 characters of today and of history. ! Much pains had been taken with the
 costumes and the result was both pleasing and surprising. The masks
 were removed at II o'clock when the party were invited to partake of the
 refreshments of the evening, consist
 ing of cream and cake. All agreed
 that this was the most delightful en-
 tertainment of the season as well as
 the most novel,
 The Home Mission Society of the
 Presbyterian church met with Mrs. J.
 l. Johnson at her lovely home on the
 West side Wednesday, April 26 Af-
 ter most interesting bible study, led l by the president, Mrs Curran, the hostess, assisted by her daughter,
 Mrs. Hamilton Alexander, and Misses
 Hattie May Wood Earle Johnson and
 Lucille Adams, served a delicious ice
 course consisting of vanilla cleam and
 angel food cake. As fayOrs each of
 the guests was presented given bea-
 utiful white rosebud with lace fern.
 The visitors on this occasion were
 Mesdames Norman, Orton, Thill,
 Adams and Miss Maurine Thill. The
 society adjourned % meet at the church Wednesday. May 3.