The Monticellonian., 1917-11-23

See Goodwin & Jean if you have turkeys to sell.-Phone No loo. advt
 Messrs. J. J. McCloy, G. W. Lambert E. B. Mccullough and Col. c. T Duke attended Bankers Meeting at Der mott last Tuesday.
 Value for your money, Tn our SIG. 50 Mems Suits. Good pat terms to select from. See us for Olothing.-Model Shoe Store.
 Judge J. c. Williamson, Delegate to the Constitutional Convention from Drew county, attended the Convention at Little Rock this week.
 Clothe the boys at our store. Excellent line of suits to select from. Let us show you.-Model Shoe Store.
 MT. Robert Hankins has retired from the drug business in this city, to accept position with State Comptroller, W. F. Reynolds, at Little Rock.
 Mir. Fred Wells and family and Miss Hattie Gotham were Little Rock visi- tors last week. They made the trip in MT. Wells automobile. Ask for your ticket when you pay your bill. Cash or on ac, count.-Drew County Millinery Company.
 Mir. E. J Rogers, who had been wis iting relatives at Wilmar for sometime, left last Sunday for Alexandria, La, where he will be located in the future.
 Mrs. c. Wilsey and daughters, Misses Grace and Mona, have returned from a two months visit to relatives at Harrison, Ak.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. T. Chatham, of Kenneth, Mo-, are visiting their son, MT. Ilee Chatham, near this city.
 FOR SALE or RENT-House on Boiling Ave-, or would ex- change for Drew Go. land.
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 Mems and Boys Heavy Work Shoes, the good kind. Better Shoes for less money.-Model Shoe Store.
 You will get a ticket for the beautiful Lucheon Set with every dollar you pay on your account.
 Drew County Millinery Co.
 Mrs. ]. K. Wood and little son, Knox, Jr., after a visit to relatives at Memphis have re- turned to their home in this city.
 Messrs. J. c. Copeland and w. A. Funderburg, of Paradise, were visitors to Crossett last Sunday. They made the trip from this city on the A. x L.. M. By.
 Miss Augusta Conrad went down to Dermott last Monday to meet her cousin, sergeant A. J Sawyer, of Chat tanooga, Tenn, who is visiting rela- tives in this county. Mr. Ben. J Hobson and wife, of Der mott, returned to their home last Mon day Mrs. Hobson had been visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. W. Matthews, here, for sometime.
 Mrs. P. A. Stanley, of Tillar, visited her mother, Mrs. N H. Savage, in this city last week. Mrs. Stanley has just returned from visit to relatives in California.
 Mrs. Eliza Curtis, of Crossett, and daughter, Mrs. Harry Taylor, of Ack- ron, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Curtis sister, Mrs. W. R. Pope and other rela tives in this city.
 Boring for oil will soon begin one mile south of this city, and if luck should come our way, and We strike oil or gas, in paying quantities, oul city will be "strictly in the swim" NOTICE-Please report any stray cattle. Have several out. Some branded k on right hip, others no brands.-Ratterree Bros.
 Bring us your chickens tur. keys, ducks and geese, We pay, always, the highest market rice.-Goodwin & Jean. Phone No. 100.
 Miss Fay Matthews, after an extended visit to friends in Gan ada and New Hamshire, return ed to her home in this city last Wednesday.
 Mrs. E. o. West and children Edith and Paul Wright, of Hot Springs, are visiting Mesdames Hale Robinson, k. l.. Deal and