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The Little River news., 1916-03-08
Sheriff's Notice of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that under ahd by virtue of the authority vested ill me as Sheriff within and for the County of Little River and State of Arkanaas, l will on the 18th day ot February, 1916, offer for sale at tine front dCor of the courthouse in the tOWr of AshdoWn, Arkansas, between the koure for judicial sales, the fol- lowing described property situated in the county of Little River ana StaLe Of Arkansas, towit: SWa section 29; East half of SE1 of section 30; north half of the NW4 of section 32, SWa of the North west quarter of section 32 all in township Il south, range 50 w.
 Said property being levied upon under an execution issued out of the Cir cult Clerks cffice of the county and state aforesaid, to satisfy a certain judgment rendered in the Second di- vision of the Pulaski county circuit court at the March term thereon 1915 in cause therein pending wherein J. A. Brown was plaintiff and l.. P Coleman was defendant Terms. On 9 credit of three months; the purchas- CT being required to execute his bond therefor with sufficient and approvec personal security and bearing ten per cent interest from date of saIe until paid, and a lien retained on the said lands as additional security foI the payment of the purchase none, thereof. Witness my hand this the . day Of Feb, 1916.-W. D. Waldrop Sheriff Wed. Feb. g.
The Little River news., 1916-03-08
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that, pur-
 suant to crder and authority of the
 Probate Court of Little River county. Arkansas, I Fannie Bass, guardian Of Nellie, Dolphin and Julia Bass. all
 minors, will offer for sale to the high est and best bidder, at the front door of the court house, Ashdcwn, Arkan- sas. on the Both day of March, 1916, between the hours for judicial sales, on a credit of three months. with ap- proved security, subject to the ap- proval of the court. all the interest and title of said miners in ana to these lands, towit: Na SWs, sect ion 23, township 12 south, range 2s west; NWa of SEa section 23, town ship 12 south, range 29 west.-FannIe Bass, Guardian. 30-3wks
The Little River news., 1916-03-08
Rank E0OliShnesS

You occasionally see it stated tha, colds do not result from cold weather. Thar is rank foolishness. Were if true colds would be as prevalent in midsummer IS in midwinter. The rn3- e90be that causes colds flourisles in damp weather To get rid of a colo take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. II is effectual and is highly reco:-- mended by people who have used 1t for many years as occasion required and know it's real value ObtainabIe ere where. w adv
The Little River news., 1916-03-08

Madge Collins, and Dora Holmes :; Prating (verse s-10) Gus Patterson :; Violence (verse 6-1D Lavada Cobb :; Forsaketh Reproof (verse ID Idelle Furlow; Uttereth Slander (verse 18) Sid Phillips; special song, Annie Marr: Failure to use small talents, Mrs. w. l.. Phillips; Scng 67, leag- urs; Roll call; league benediction.
The Little River news., 1916-03-08

Vher to Take Cham1eriains Ta3;e;s When you feel dull and stupid after eating.
 When constipated or bilious. When you have a sick headache. When YOU have a sour stomach. When YOU belch after eating. When you have indigestion. When nervous CT desponden,. When you have no relish for meals. When your liver is torpid. ObtainabIe everywhere. adv W
The Little River news., 1916-03-08
Sacrifice Without Parallel.
NOTICE.

On and after March 9th, 1916, the E'lnbry Motor Co. wishes to announce to it's customers and the public, that they are running a Strictly Cash Business" This will dc away with any possible chance for errors or mIs takes which we do not want to arise. Fred N. Merry, Manager.
The Little River news., 1916-03-08
GERMANS WILL
 PAY ANY PRICE
No Thought of Human Life in Great Struggle Now Waging at Verdun.
 25O,OOG Have Fallen.

London, March 5.-After a day of furious fighting the village of Douau- mont, key position to Veroun from the north, tonight is precariously re- tained by the Germans.
 1.-The official statement issued in Paris at midnight reports that late last evening the Germans were driven from the town my a counter attack but won it back this morning. The battle is marked by alternate advanc- es and retirements by the forces eii- gagged.
 A hurricane of fire is breaking over the shattered ruins of Daumont. The streets and by-paths are piled high with dead. Eery open space is swept by shrapnel and machine guns in the hands of the French, who occupy the outlying crests.
 The battle at DOuamOnt has been raging for week and has cost the lies. it is estimated of more than 250 900 men. Thousands mere have been wounded
 Smash Slowly Onward.
 In the seven days of fighting the Germans have practically been held in check at this point, although on other portions of the battle front they have smashed in toward Verdun.
 Their total gains, as reported to-
 
 457 square miles of territory, 10000 prisoners, 115 guns and 161 machine guns. The battle has been raging with only cae short respite since February p, 21 days.
 According to semi official informa- tion the German straeegy contemplaj es a systematic bombardment of the Verdun positions until. laid in ruins by the heavy howitZers, they will be easy prey for smashing, surging at tacks by great masses of infantry. The Teutons' tactics aimed for the first time in this war at the preserva- ticn of effectives, will, it is believed here, result in battle which is likely to last for another week or more. In pursuance of their plan the Ger mans have the entire outer ring Of Verdun forts, entending from the sec tion vast of the Mouse, across the northern line and on the entire chain of heights which rise from the Mouse plain under fire. Tons of steel are being poured into them at every hour of the day md night.
 The Germans are reported today to have renewed their assaults in the re- zion of VauX, immediately south of the village of the same name, which has been reported destroyed by their gun fire.
 The French hold the summit of the knoll which dominates the village from the south. Parts of the town had been taken and retaken repeatedly and each time the fortune of battle has changed more dead from the thic, masses of German assailants have been added to the piles behind their surviving comrades have sought protection.
 Sacrifice Without Parallel.
 Each time remnants of regiments already cut to pieces were pushed ahead by other bodies of troops surg ing on the field of battle until the ground was strewn with bodies. Eye witnesses assert that nothing at Charleroi on the Marne, along the Yser or in the Champagne equaled the sacrifices which the troops of the Ger man crown prince already have made for the village of Douaumont in the battle of Verdun.
 NOTICE.
 On and after March etb 1Q1c tho
The Little River news., 1916-03-08
Epw0rth League Program.

Topic, Causes of Failure in Life. Prov. 10: 1-32; Leader Evelyn John- sch; Devotional exercises,l leader ;
The Little River news., 1916-03-08

A slack hand (verse 4) Horace Doak; Sleepeth in Harvest (verse D Lil-
 lian MaHon; Epecial music, Willie and Reve Bishop, Ada Wimberly,
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
THEATERS

inimitable dittles and ber way OF
putting them over
Maria Thompson pavicss' novel
The Melting oi Molly was ar
amusing bit OF dcts1n to read. There
IA not a great deal oi it that has
been transferred 20 the stage TAt
br!gh $st lines N the play were
never ia re book. and probably are
he production OF Miss Franklin b
own acute miaa and sharp W.ts A.
any rate she makes Molly 4 Yfri
adora BE Young Ucman and as No.
ly o. more Irene Franklin tran MOI
Is Carte everybody Nfo adu.res
Niss Franklin and who doe
VIII De quite satisfied tfat ,Ef.t
~ good scfertaiumerf +n ha eo-
ady as long as Miss Fraus.la ana
her songs are on the stage
Harold Vossurga plays the doctor
who helrs Molly 20 melt of her eK
sra ponnt q plunpness. and inc,
dea'aly fails ia 'cre g.th her arc
marries her by proxy Fr los
burghs drawing - DT- Meo1e r.
excellent Clara Nackin as E'tt
MnFEAua hIA Aff"..l
alfred Bennett. Mo Us ea-.t g,r
rood sweetheart who returns '1
claim h.E BRIDE. 70, az The slim.
graceful 10Y of her youAtg! fancy
Hut an over W. Eighty tse.y Tersa1
whose egotism is only eXcelcc p,
HE capacity FOR good sre Miss
Franklins uext best aids II the
company which surrounds her Ot-.
srs Ia he cast are Helen Tracy. So
MacNanamy. Nellie FILLMORE. hRy-
mOnG Van Sickle. William Wece-
and Grace Carlyle.
Friend Husband" Barton Greer.
was A. TIE piano IN ths oroes'T-,
and VIII him wers VIOLA cello a1c
harp soiolsts who gave concert
program between IRE acts Ar-
Green. as usual. gave his wife ne
syn pathetic support o. his expert
hands or the keyboard 70 her socgs.
the d!t.ies of course being the joint
product ot the two.
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
nRP-ELN-

T1s-a are novelties ra.ore on The
va1deyls b,l In 'ss orpheum CHe.
.,e- tn4s oeez .1a r-oCrAm opening
u.,- ca 2. lciar t-others. typical
sl-crs we- Vhc 20 ,h-u a routine
II seats og .t-ene.k and 'heu TOP *
au when one ot the pair loops re
.ocp. THe-s is-A small incline rail
ray al,h complete loop over
whica a small hautcsr onera;ss. one
of The pair rides ne car IN and
around the loop and lands In The
hands of his companion on the other
s'6e ~ the stage. As sensations 20
q IS he newest thing n vaudeville
acrohaacs
The second novelty is furnished
~ the Auto Mechanics. Ave men
NAo race q crew os the same Eum.
he- from the Maxwell plan' N The
assembling OF a motor car n hll
view ot TIA au1ience the TWO cars
are taken Aparr and then placed 10
gether Eith engines runn.ns and
lights burning Monday afternoon,
The cars were put together II four
minutes Joe longSeatAer. an In
dian. ts master os ceremonies during
The act. and Il IS announced that
assembling crews from other auto
mobile companies vii enter The con
tests during ire week
The real feature OF TIE program Is
A Romance OF the Unde-Vorld.
Paul Armstrong; strong plea
against ci7cunstantiA evidence
Seventeen people are IN the cast and
strong stO-v Is well backed Up b.
good acting and splendid scenic e;
tects
O-hsr acts this week include
Elizabeth Curty. In song and violin
selections. An,houy Mack n a
laurhsble skft. The Italian and the
Boss, and Goldsmith and PinArd In
a musical sketch. The New Sales
mar As usual, pictures open and
close the show.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

Models Abroad. pocket edition
musical com medy. Is the climax os
the new bll that opened Monday
afternoon n TIC Temple. L IS The
usual clo.hes iine. only shorter, to
carry q succession of rollickirg song
offerings. eRncirg numbers and a
Etrl exhibit. which is a worthy one,
IN this instance TIE small chorus
Is pretty and well gowrec and is
especially effective n portrsyals o.
Biry Burke and other stage favor
ties.
James 3. Carson. as New York
buyer O, Gowns who takes bis mod
els With n.rn. ana James Mccormick
a resourcetul reporter, have The
male leads and conduct themselves
with credit. How the buyer. who
is charged with smuggling and sb-
duction. escapes with his models
while hunted BY Sco'isni Yard. con
stitu,es what plot there is.
Prosperity" an AIego-icai skit
teaches a wholesome lesson and
brings ont Edwin Rennlng, Ezra
Matthews snd Mildred Donnel,y "a
advantage Work anc save and
dcn't wat "tor something sof' 20
turn up" is the lesson presented so
a. to arouse interest In = traditionA.
bromide.
corbett. Shepard ard Donoval
present their usual singing act ard
are pleasing.
Frank wilson is perhaps ne best
fancy cycilst ever seen In The CRY
The public has grown. from the sue
cession % cycling acts oa variety
bills. 20 think there was nothing
nsw IN this line. blt Wilson dis
proves this view.
Other ocerings OF brl that
pleased the first dax are Harry
Lester MEson. n a portrayal ot the
troubles OF waiter Cole. Russell
and Dsvis II passabie ski'. AZ
ssmsroT and Sonia, a trained ant.
nal act with a new tvist given By
clever gyunAstic work
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
BLOUSES Cont. J

SIX Coat Ves,es. IL black. white.
blue and red white corded silk
collar and reveres. value $3.50
20 81 ID for ............--.... 'oc
5oudeI- Caps, pink. blue and white
crepe te chene. muslin and
wash silk 25c values gor r.-.... i9e
Hsaiys-seeona FIosr
sabS Dresses-Cuts li-tle yoke
dresses with ane tucks and IN
ser.tons. rufnes on bottom Of
shrts. 6i7 year sizes. 'peo!al S1.OO
Girls o--sses-D Dainty ltus mod
"a IN lawns. trimmed WITH
laces and embroidery. French
and grstchere styles, values as
high as $3.50. 20 years, FOR 500
Misses olnghAro Dresses Beau'i
ful pialds and stripes also plain
chambray several models 20
choose from fl50 values 20
ia years, l9E .,..-..--, .-..--.. Hi'oo
BABY Leq7lrs- Beautiful drawer
legglns. made of fine white ssT.
0ny yarn hand knit. infants 20
years. spcciA price -......-. ~. 90
Baby Jackets Dainty white cash
mere and crocnet jackets Win
trimmings of pink ana blue.
beautiful patterns 20 choose
from. special at..,.............. 90
Children's Eats-Corduray vel
Tets, yelours and plain velvet,
some have ear lap. fur trimmed.
special .............,.-..-.. 81 90
Baby Bonnets-Whi'e silks. pop
lins and creps de chere some
are FUR trimmed. others have
rose buds and good ribbon trim
ming. prices ranging 70 So at sI.OO
plcue Carriage Robes. scslloped
edges pretty embroidered de-
signs. special NJ ..............S1 90
pillow slips-Msde % nne linens
and lawns. some have ruffes,
others plain terns with dainty
designs. embroidered, special. ~ 90
HeaIy's-second Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
SCHOOL GIRLS TO
BE PROSECUTED

All % he Central high school
toys and r1e girls implicated With
1hem ir l-lasfuily driving aEsy
automobile f1- Joy rides Will be
prosecuted ss -7Cn ss Everett Flory.
one ~ ths men be-s of The party.
recovers from au attack o' chicken
pox. according "a Detective Parker.
charge @, .he stolen automobile
-qlai ir 'ae a.l.ce headquar'srs
i wli pro6a -ly be 50 lays before
Tory vcrs
Prom now on ~ girls wtc are I'M
pilcated In 'h-se ;oy ride. win stoi-
en- cars viii be haled 20 court and
arrsignsd. according 70 Parker
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
8 LEATHER CRAFT :

Leather Pullman slippers in lsath-
ct case. ladies and gents, $3.50
and 81 90 values, for. ........... ef.OO
Sewing Roll and Scissor ard
Thlmbls case--Fiued. 6Jc each,
Tor ss.............ssss Si-Vo
Threeplecs Manicure set-Leath-
or case. nIled, $50 value for 81 90
Leather Collar 6s7s-In tan,
brown and black. silk lined.
$3.50 values for or.......,........s1. s1.OO
Ladies'. real seal. BIZ and Change
Purse Leather lined and silver
frame, 80 value. fOr.........S1 90
Silver Novelty Mesh Baas--Tn as
sorted meshes. engraved frames.
and silver ball fringe. $500 and
and $500 values. one day only.
Hsntr's--Wain Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
5 81 Day Handkerchiefs !

ladies' purs linen, hsmstitched
border. medium weight, tl50
values for. doL oL................SI 90
Ladies' Shamrock Hsndkerehlsfs
in pretty colored novelties. l5c
and lsc each. special, doz.... 81 90
Ladies' purs Linen, hernstitohed
border with hand embroidered
corner, 3 in n gift Dor, tl50
value bor .............,...... 90
Hesiy'.-Nsin FIoor
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

NEW Elizabeth Wary Roo-
lnsons unusual interest n house
Keeping and marketing Tor many
months past was explained when
she produced Welding certificate
dated May. 1915.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
NILEs

BY far the best act IN the Niles
this week is that ot Rsynard's Croa-
tian musicians. who. dressed IN ma
tive costumes, give ths music ard
folk dances OF Croatia with national
spirit The festivities arc those
which are customary before all wed.
dings and n addition . having ar.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
LINENS, ETC.

All Linen Darsss Napkins, dinner
sire. about % different designs
II u dozen lors up 10 IS doz
value = doE FOR ..........S S1.OO
Linen Hgek Herstitehed Towels,
size 10 IS inches With fancy
monogram dss' gus border alr
around etc 90 values. 4 for SI.OO
Please Sote-onIy fozr 20 enc Customer.
scalloped and embroidered day
cases open a. both ends made
from Fruit q the Loom cotton
handsome embroidered mono
grrr designs. s. and S225 val.
ues, Per pair ...... ........... ~ 90
English long cloth, hns chamols
hnish for tho needle. excellent
for lingerie cur regular sl15
value. per bolt ....-..-........ S1.OO
HsaIy's-FInh Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
TOWELS

You viii be life long friend OF
Healy'a when you huy these
Bath Towels They come . In fan
cy blue and pink pisi1s. fancy
stripes. also w1ite with oiue and
pink borders. 35c values. for s1.OO
This 10 a Thriller
I'd wide. ali linen. 5amabk,
IL designs, 81 50 value yard 800
Simple initial Bath Sets. slightly
soiled from handling consisting
% large bath towels. one me
dium size and wash cloths,
$3.50 values. per set set..........s1.oO
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
oARRIck

Irene Franklin was wise than
Chauncey Olcott when venturinK
into new stage pastures this sea.
son, and while Chauucey left hts
sentimental songs behind him IN the
romantic Irish drama and found dis
aster. Irene iugged her aerio-comic
diities right along from vaudeville
into her first starring venture. "The
Melting OF Molly" seen in the Gar.
rick theAter Monday evening. and
undoubtedly saved her popularity
and her fortune.
None OF Mr.. Cicott's faithful fol.
lowers wanted 90 see their favori's
Irish singing actor In any other Kind
Of a play than tho sort they we're
used 20. liber lilly sdo-ned with sac
cahadlnc ballads. and when ne hared
forth under George NJ. Cohen's wins
IN a play that had no romance IN
lt. no Mother Machroe" and no
sweetly simple girl 90 be made love
10, the Olrof,ites refused 90 have
anything 10 do with u. and now
Chauneey n lasting on his rgtin
knee breeches, lace uifnss and Irish
songs.
" Miss Franklin had stored away
her songs and her mimic face be.
fore she began a-starring and de
pended wholly upon her ability - a
straight comedicnne in her new
play, Molly would probably melt
into nothingncss with great rapid.
ity as far sa the public fancy Is
roneernad For naradoxiealiv there
u not much 70 Molly without Irene's
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
5 HOSE SPECIALS

Ladies' Pure SIX Boot Hose
quality IN black. white. Suede
and fesh. regular 59c value,
special. , for................. 800
Ladies all SILK Wonderful
quality. BLACK only, regular
$3.50 values, for 800
Ladies' Fiber SILK Hose-Fine and
durable quality. black and cham.
pagne. regular 29o values. 3 for 81. 90
Ladies' Fancy SILK Hose-In all
wanted combination ociors OF
stripes silver and flesh, rose
and white, bronze and white,
rose and grey. etc, regular 1925
values. specially priced .......SI.O 90
Heaiy'.-Main FIoor
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
NEEDLEWORK

Dresser and Buffet sesrfs trimmed
with hne ilet or torchon laces
and stamped $500 values for. 81 90
White linen center 5sr36 In with
finished osllop and stamped for
French embroidery, tS50 values
foT '..s'........ss.s... pt.OO
White linen scsrf, 2sI63 In. with
emb scallop and stamped for
French emb.. t3O0 values for. al 90
We have % beautiful pillows
ready.made and flled. 800 val.
uee Tor .................s... 100
Select your Christmas gifts from
our discontinued samples OF pil
lows. scarfs. md centers. won
derful bargains ~, each. .......e1 90
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
S1.00 Day )
9th Floor Shops S
CORSETS :

If50 ard $500 5rsssleres, such
makes az Bleu JoJe. DeBevOtse
and Kai!O al over lace, c,U1y
trimmed and Alloy=r eTnbroidery
al styles and sizes for one day
OILY .s..-........ -.,........-.-
HeaIy',-Fifth Froor
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
UNDERWEAR

Woren's Cotton FleecelIned
Union Suits. made with high
neck. long sleeves. ankle length
siEes "a and a only, and t1.25
values, J for, or,...............
We have only 90 Of thess.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Wells

Pattern Wells Ia long and semi
circular In lace and novelty
meshes with all over. woven and
scroll effects and chenille bor-
ders, $500 and $50 values for
each ...................
Hesly'.--Mafn E1oea
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
5 Frames, Serving
5 Trays, Etc.

Serving Trays, mahogany and
walnut fnish, 12rls.
PIetUrss--msny yubjects framed
20 blend.
Photo Frames, hand carved. 10
hang and stand. glass back,
mats and fitting. special.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
NIGHTGOWNS

Flsnnslstts NIuhtso~rs 10 dainty
oolors of blue and white and all
whit. made with high neck and
long sleeves. fl5o values. gar
menf ......s.s. .ss.ss..- = lsOO
Muslin Nisht Gowns. made IN slip
over style. dainty trimmed IN
Val lace. others IN empire styls
With sherring. ii5o values. gar
ment .....s.s..s.... ...--..N Nl.bo
Muslin Drawer Comb made ~
fne nainsook. trimmed with
organdie medAllons. siT5 value
garment ......................s sI.oo
Muslin Pettieosts, mads ~ hne
quality nsinsook. trimmed Ia val
lace, t2.75 value. e...............S1. 90
HssIy'.-Pifth F1esr
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
NECKWEAR

5 NECKWEAR S
Georeette collars-nei Sailor
back with tucks Georgette Col
lar. cape effect with lace edge.
f5c values, two for. or..............g1 2 I 90
Broad Cloth Collar ard Cur Sets
$3.50 values for or...........S1. 90
ceorsette Collar and Cur Sets
81 80 values, FOR or...............RI. I 90
Fancy Crepe Collar with Friil--
81 50 values. or..............SI.O 90
Broad Cloth colisr-with satin
binding. $3.50 values. for .... 81 90
Net Collar Deep sailor back.
hand embroidered IN colors,
81 g. values. for SI.OO
Bread Cloth coisr-Hsmsti,ched
and cut edge Corduroy Collar,
silk fringe edge. o9c each, two
FOR ......,...................s 800
Heaiy'>-Msis Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
BLOUSES

Mary styles N dainty Voiies,
everything about these waists In
correct. look like 1900, special. - . 90
stripe Six Waists, black. navy
and green wi'b different color
s,ripes. - o0 values ........sI.OO
japanese Six Padded vests. no
sleeves, black and white lining.
plum and white and all white.
special ............. ...........s 90
The true Democrat., 1916-03-11
AN APPEAL roE LIBERTY.

An Appeal for Liberty written BY
Charlotte Perkins Gilman, to the mes
II New York viii strike a responsive
chord In every state where women are
ye, uafranchised
We. women of yeur state appeal ia
you TO enfranohise as.
III Hes with you 10 say whether your
sisters viii stand in political equality
With you or remain subordinate
"You make the laws which govern
US, YOU decide upon our rights. pfiyi
leges and dlties; yon punish rs when
We break your laws you reward us
when we please yon. you determine
our appointment, hours and salaries IN
public Office. you give er refuse per
mission 10 ns TO marry and be mothers
while serving the children of the state
as teachers. you hold all legal and
civil power over Us.
We do not ask for power ever you
but for equality with you,
"We ask for full recognition Of our
citizenship. for the right Of self gov.
ernment, for onr share IN democracy
we ask II on tia same grounds that
you would ask II II the case Was rs.
yerseti If you were loved and honored
as husbands and fathers. bal had no
status AZ citizens. no voice In your
own government. privilege perhaps,
but neither power nor freedom
fly every Law Of social evolution We
need To share IN the political progress
of our age
Fer every reason that men need
the ballot women need IL too
Heeanse democracy for lis health
and growth, requires tbs fnIi and intel.
ltgent patriotism OF all It's citizens, We,
NJ hall the citizens, are needed to
strengthen this democracy
Because We ate women wives ard
mothers. we especially need equal
power as citizens that one sex may
moi hold an unfair advantage over the
other, nor ens parent over the other.
and shas mothers t8gesher, may take
better care OF aIi the children OF the
world