The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-12-13


the Grand Friday night. Seats are
on sale at Florence
l have just unloaded car of sack
ed hulls, and when in need of them
call phone 161. w. l.. Robins.-d2t
Buy your horse a good blanket for
Christmas present at Bolls Bros.
Phone 269; We'll do the rest.-75-dtf
Fresh shipment of Huyler's candies
| Just received. Nothing quite SO
good as Huyler's. Gannaway Drug
/ Co.-d2t
For gasoline, oils, air, repairs or
anything else in the automobile line,
call Douglass & Co., garage. Phone
! 287-52-dtf
A nice selection of small diamond
rings, prices from $3.50 to $4,000
Plain and fancy mountings. c. H.
Robinette.-d1t
One of the largest stocks of Pianos
ever shown in Conway. Now on dis
play at 319 North Front street. l..
Claud Powell.-dtf
A. d. Brown of St. Louis, Mo-,
who formerly lived on the Sturgis
place, three miles south of Conway,
is spending few days here.
Our line of Pianos will greatly ap-
peal to you. There is nothing cheap
about them but the price. L. Claud
Powell, 319 North Front street diff
"The Flirting Bride" a comedy
we'll worth while, produced by the
Knickerbocker Company, will be
thrown upon the screen tonight at
the Grand
The Woman's Prayer Circle of the
Methodist church will meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. M. E. Bas-
kin. The lesson chapter will be Col
losians 2.
Rev. Alex Mcpherson of Arkadel-
phia is spending few days in Faux
ner county in an effort to collect
carload of produce for the Baptist
orphanage at Monticello.
Wanted-Good, reliable white girl
for general house work in small fam
lily. Good home and good pay for
right party. Reference required. Ad-
dress X, care this office.-74-dtf
Do not put off your purchase
Oh
sortment of Pianos is now awaiting
your close inspection and examina
ton. l.. Claud Powell, 319 North
Front street.-dtf
Strayed, two mare mules, smooth
mouth, one dark bay, the other a
light bay, each weighs about $50
pounds, fresh sheared and shod lin
front. Reward for information. Bar
ney Bryant, Conway, Route 4.-dw1t*
l have two cars of domestic lump
coal on the track, which l will de-
liver at Sc per ton if taken at once.
| have received notice today of an
other advance in coal and the next
will cost you more. R. B. Nc
Culloch.-d2t
Judge w. H. Duncan, secretary of
the local Masonic lodge, who is Sc
curing collection for the Masonic
orphanage at Batesville, reports good
progress He states that all offerings
from those who are charitably in
clined will be gladly received and
forwarded to the orphanage.
James R. Names, former third trick
operator at the local Western Union
telegraph office, arrived this morn
ing from St. Louis, Mo, where he
has been working in the office of the
superintendent of the Chicago d
Eastern Illinois railway. Mr.. Names
probably will resume his duties at
the local Office.
J. w. Venable of Mathews town
ship was in Conway today. Mr.. Ven
able, who is the Union Grove cor
respondent of the Log Cabin Demo
crat, has been agitating for some
time an improved road leading from
Conway north to Quitman. He says
he has received more than 20 let
tiers from persons urging him to con-
tinue his efforts in this direction, and
he believes there. is strong senti-
ment throughout the route in favor
of building it. A prominent Heber
Springs man, he said, had written
him that if Faulkner county would
build the road to the county line,
Cleburne county would carry it