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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-10-12

I'd OTATOES WANTED.-Wiu pay
4 $1.OO per bushel for well culled
Potatoes delivered Tuesday morning
mt the car. H. C. BRENDLE,
Phone 81. TaneytOWn, Md.
nnt1
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-10-12
TRUSTEES SALE
H. OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND.

By virtue Of a decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, sitting as a
Court of Equity, passed in Cause No.
1924 Equity, wherein Edward Dennis
Lynch and others are complainants
and Michael John Lynch and others
are defendants, the undersigned, ap-
pointed Trustee by said decree, will
sell at public sale on the premises,
being No. Al Liberty street, in West
minister. MARYLAND. on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-10-12
c n. DIFFENDAL, Manager.
cRDAY AFTERNOON, OCT.l2, 1917.
LOCAL AFFAIRS


pr,,rhin- at Mt. Union, 1870 a. IN.
p-,,nnirg at Winters. 80 y. m. w.
n Iatrzgiver, pastor.
train load of drafted men passed
.,rorru -hi. city Sunday morning on
t5.r- ..4v 70 camp Meade for train
ia5
The country correspondent who
.~..g- nj a flying visit will soon
S,ys ample authority for using the
phrase
TIL. .~rou Oak & Tanning Com
..- r.. 50 rushed up with work
,,r extra hours each evening are
~.Ha - I'LL orders.
Alfred Myers, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
n,vff Myers. this city, has accepted
o,.ti91 in the signal department on
-ra Western Maryland Railway
,na--an~er coach on the warehouse
.rn, -ni4 city. was backed into so
r.ri Thai il rared up and planted it
.n.f -n .aer into IA box car next to it
.n t-uuo>Iay night.
ra~4 lonesome sailor boy would
gya..ur.. letters from the fair sex OF
.... rn"E Address Henry Kendall
-...nr~. l.. :. s. Indiana, care of
Postmaster. \. Y.
g. .n4eting OF the Democratic
...n.- .utral Committee on Friday
..-- "a. -nr Advocate office, Mr.. Robert
,n.y,- was made chairman and
..taG. AeHgIy secretary.
r-. .~u and garage that were burn
ri Hn.H ~ Dr l.. X. Woodward and
Mr. r Thomas Babylon, West Main
Il ,al
urlr0rv -o building new garages.
rh. utter which passes under the
M " VI Uv. tracks at the car shop at
HI "rnn bridge. was opened up last
MI u-.s having been nearly closed up.
HI Anon Tine trash found was about 400
M .@.r SD. Imher.
.g-r.# Marzullo, formerly Of the
"aM.-E. Shoe Shop, has opened
She. aluvd with the latest ma
.".a-r. .pr shoe repairing, in the
rasM FORMERLY occupied by Mr.. John
Hu.so. .a-r Main street.
The I.-epn Campbell company sup
G@r- popular brand OF soups for
Ii. trade all over the country, has
,.r.ha-.rI $1,000 cases OF corn from
"a. + " ~hriver firm. at Union Mills.
r g.. shipped in cOnsignments.
n- ...rrf of the soldiers being
.-..... ~ Gettysburg. every saloon
.... .-... and within q five nile
... .-.:.l the camp has been closed
a. ..4.~ F.. Tie Court, and will remain
4. Inf" --.. ..amp has been moved.
-h.u. ,.I; ra - meeting of the
nnr4,.. .:ric Ia2gre at the home OF
NH Mr.. J..,...n l,atnnr Willis street. On
M --rr.. g.. n.rnhnr ~ nj 2 u m. As
'r ,...i a.. mo fre+ rnnat;1a Of the
,., .'4.,.i,I j. asked to he
.r......
, .-.....I ,.,,.., .o,, of Mr. and
Nr. r!44 l.antz, East Main street,
w.. .-- Int to Camp Meade with
r.- .... QUOTA OF drafted men, ha'
.44@ p. lie Il corporal in the signal
ur.- . LII present is ut Little Sill
.-r j doing army duty.
Nj label Barnes. daughter OF
r. .r- ..~. Levi barnes. this city,
gla -.. ..rt severely injured Mon
1.. ...'.,' ,,'l:Ia E,a lI'3r nrog.
1 T.- .rAea i'rnting tompany
"lor" +..- was employed She
t.-a .m ".@ht hand in the press
4d.. ling t"o OF her fingers.
......,,,.;,l, au-rod ,,,. Mr.
NIL .'. ...,''o.,l'0 .,,.,,ld +,rr+1o ~,
.-l ,, ~ ~, ' Lily i-@'' +I,1
'"" @'" '+~Itl~l1"A l''hC L~tl t4AO
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-10-12
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 1917,

at ? O'Clock, l.. W., all that valuable
house and lot of which Cora l.. Lynch
died, sliced and possessed, containing
5000 Square Feet of land, more or
less.
This lot fronts 60 feet on Liberty
street, and has a depth of about ITO
feet. 1t is improved by good sub
stantial PARTLY WEATHERBOARD
ED AND PARTLY BRICK HOUSE,
with 10 rooms, and bath and fixtures;
there is also hot and cold water, gas
and hot water heating apparatus in
the house. There is also a chicken
house, smoke house and several fruit
trees on the premises. The house is
built on one side of the lot, so that
there is space sufficient for another
building lot beside this house.
This property is the same property
as described in a deed from George
w. Albaugh, Trustee, and others, to
Cora l.. Lynch dated the 21st day
of January, 1897, and recorded among
the Land Records of Carroll county,
in Liber B. F. c., No. SO, folio 564 etc.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-th third
cash on the day of sale. or upon the
ratification thereof by the Court, and
the residue in two equal payments
of one and two years, respectively, the
credit payments to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser or purchasers,
with approved security, bearing inter
est from the day of sale; or all cash
at the option of the purchaser or
purchasers. A reasonable deposit
will be required of the purchaser on
the day of sale.
aETCTIlrI TnIIN UvNrTT
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
GERMANS TO
INIPRISON
FOE SAILORS

NEW YORK. May HERMAN
submarine commanders not content
with sinking ships are nov lining
he crews ~ tho doomed ships on
deck threatening them With im.
prisonment II they are captured
again and taking their photographs
so they viii be able 20 identify
them ia case of second capture
Thomas Grace ~ Port Arthur
Tex ! n sheldon of san An.
tonic. and Wm VI McClelIand. OK
lahoma. members 81 the crew of
The Russian bark August, sunk sev-
era weeks ago we're 40 photo
Eraphed arrivals here TODAY assert
cd
The mcn made anldayit before the
American consul ~ Glasgow telling
of threat made by submarine
commander 20 remove he captain
% the August A. a prisoner They
ra,d only the fearful picadings of
the captains wife prevented the
submarine commander from carry
ing ou' his threat
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
Correct!
News-Bulletin No. &c

Automobile engineers arc notably
conservative ia granting approval tu
new IDEAS in motor car design
Despite the high regard other
members Of his profession accord 70
Ray liRrroun. many ~ those engi
neers have. until recently. held IN re-
serve their final verdict regarding
his new design the Harroun Motor
car
or late however. these engineers
nave been getting FIRST hand know
edge OF This remarkable .car
As result the word has been
passed about the inner circle that
NJ. Harroun's design has established
new standards IN motor car enai.
neerlng, especially m the fields Of
efficiency, power range and comforta.
bic spring suspension.
Much OF tins discriminating an
proval has resulted from The ready
welcome Mr. Harroun and his asso.
ciates have alwaya given his friends
m tho profession who have been TN
terrsted in The car
MANY of these engineers have
seen Harroun cars an process OF con
atucupn Some ~ them have ridden
in he completed cars Several have
driven them
one engineer man nationally
famous as me q -iruor. of "a high
priced and remarkably successful
Detroit built car reCeutl, gave one
~ hese Harroun ears mo most sci
E<TlFICALtN SAVAGE TEST
within ms power
With our full approval he drove ar
top speed over fte rouKhes' roads
he could end $40 'hfr8 ibe ear into
deep ruts and au' gam Wfh both
brakes locked l" spsedcd The motor
and applied IT'S LIMIT row FR
Strains such as no ca would un.
de-ao y years % normal service were
given this Harroun car Yet u s71erg-
I'd from all this espert sbuse. run
Ming as sweetiY as 81 tie start
The Harroun car which rndc-0.ent
his test was buiIf NDFB blFFl
CTLTIFS In our experimental shop
IN Detroit In accuracy ~ manufaC-
'ure and In materials u BE- hy 10
means the equal of 'he cars now IN
process ~ production a. our great
modern plants in Wayne
The high quality ard exclusive
features Of these Nsrroun cars arc
the foundation OF the great potential
earning power that exists In every
share of Harroun stock.
Until present manufacturing oper
ations culminste in the first factory
SHIPMENTS. YOU can buy this Har
roun stock Al the. remarkably low
rate of 50 share ~ SO par value
We believe this stock 20 constitute
an Investment 81 The very highest
promise
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16


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49,. ,e,,- ,,,..es ,f ,b. arut
nr f,rr. s.e Judge
o, r-,. .~,o canned IN
o-s.-t,. r,, ard
1900, ro. ,rsoy.pr
.. ...,.,4 .o -,vs man
...-.-,., o., oxr..t himself
,s-,. no "a. statesman
,..' No.. had
- d,.4..l;ro 80
u.oonrag,ng
.to $50 ,,de l,,. sfndy
.,...- So. am also
e-, "a. &.,,..,.t.t,r 80 s.h.
- u-a ,,
-. - -,,,,. ttte
-. 60 rlspr, ,f
.,,. h,,s,,ass
- .,.n-e,o, CO., ,ee
+
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
STOCK MARKET
UNRUFFLED
Russian Mes Has but Little
Influence on
Trading

NEW YORK. MAY 16.-The New
York Evening sun hnarrc,al review
Tuesday said
1T frequently happens that when
wall street becomes accuetomed 20
an adverse market factor it either
disregards Il altogether or recalls D.
70 attention only occasionally The
streefs attitude. toward the very
luminous SITUATION IN Russia Dr. case
IN point II is doubtful ~ the trad.
ing fraternity takes me condition of
thing over there quite as scrioHr',
ss 4 should There is some eriim-
bling over the tangled state OF ar.
fairs In Washington fear, oi fAcee
sive taxation and protests asaln-i
food measures and So on
"There was much n ar news or
the day which cau hc.faiion
such as Bethmann HctscE aadre.r
m the reichstag and statement
that ne would no. aNr Germany
wa- aims a. h.s 7tar
NET changes IN steel f, CORP
ISSUES were NOT corsIdrrah. h."
tho there were Intervals % v'sf
mess. The shipp.ng motor ana
sugar shares were under pressure
also the equipment ana m-nf
lion issues
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
WHEAT STILL
GOING DOWN
Shorts Continue TO Force Down
Prices In the

CHICAGO. MAJ IS shorts con
uuued 20 force vhcat oo~n on the
market Tuesday the second day OF
restricted trading futures. july
opened Se55-ic under ,cstcr
DAYS close and later went 20 s. g..
hich was soc under The ms1imum
Fixed bv me board of trade sep
fember opened fwo down ar s. 20
md subsequently went 20 S-l6-
corn io~t in sympathy Nth
wheat July vas down ar 81 55 l--
80 the opening and later lost tNo
more september was en l- ar 'sc
opening and later lost "a more
20 Sl45 SO
Trading in oats vss nervous and
irregular July opened duvn ~4
a., S.. bur later recovered 2.N Sep
tember was down - A. Tho open
ne and later lost 3 - 20 56 50
Prov siops acre generally lower
on a dun hoE market
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
WOMEN PARTIAL
TO CLOSED CARS

The romarkable vogue ~ the
closed car during the Las year or
40 s no. due alone 70 2 desire 20
drive winters conclude Geo "
Franklin Detroit distribute for ihe
bort
Tho growing preference on Tho
part of women for tho so-called 80
can is he real reason he says
They End that 'he sedan is more
comfortable IN hot weather than the
open car. keeps out The Dust and
wind. permits tho vesring ~ bet
'or clothes and affords ths seclu
sion which the genflewon.an prizes
SO much
The sedan and lts littlo sister.
The sedane'. are built in constantly
Increasing proportion 70 the total
ort production and will enjoy a
hrisk demand thrlou' The summer.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
STREET RAILWAY
- BOARD MEETS

a special meeting of tho street
railway commission viii De held In
the mayors Office az 3 o'clock Tues.
day afternoon. 10 receive an esti-
mate from Barclay, Parsons q Clapp
engineers. as % the cost OF bringing
their trstie survey up 10 date
Because ~ Detroit's rapid growth.
Commissioners Dodge. McMath and
Haass found thar the survey made
Two wears would need more over
haulinc han was originally thought
necessary The revision will include
data on the relief that would he
obtained from The installation OF an
elevated passenger systcm
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
EDISON co.
RUNNING ON
WAR BASIS
Will Render Light Bills
Bi-MOnthly Here
after

The Detroit Edison company. feel
ine The pinch OF war conditions and
the necessity OF economical opera.
ton, will render bills 20 users Of
electric current only once in two
months This announcement was
made Tuesday by Alex Dow. presi.
dent OF the company. in a letter 20
the common council The change
IN policy will result IN 4 reduction
IN meter readings OF 5ss,ooo each
year
Mr Dow writes me aldermen as
follows
number ~ the employees % this
company have since the beginning of
trouble triu~d the army and navy
others have been allied nut a. mem
.rrs ~ thn uRvg' reserve or &C. of1-
e@rs training carps and q number
Rr" lOt~' warning thar they may be
called any day This lis the -ondi-
fIen before any call lnder the usss
army IaW. and trasmucn A. tho aver
axe ~ our er0p'0Jes 10 - years.
We VIII certainly hr required 20 rr-
lease Cr"4f many men to. the mfil-
tar1 service - tho nation
DO WlI hr rrrossih'e - replace all
fhese men and ttfhcuit 20 repiacte
any Rrre part - them rp 90 the
present rIwr our serious troubles
have teru fhs hIgh cost % coal and
'f sfr4.fian material and The dif-
f~.lfs .f getting those NoN We arc
pE fn D. short 2 help
Ne ha,- tu psfrolt and adjacent
village u.er 1928 600 customers us4uk
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
Be,.k- and trust Compantes
Listed stocks.

The following Arms are privileged
20 execute orders on the eNchanRe
w e Moss + Co. CARLYLE & povah.
Geo. 81 West a Co. r r. Macerone
a Co. w " Noble e. Co. n. T.. Sev-
mour a Co ". 3 Mclaughlin. Mer-
rfli. Lynch & Co. ". A. Haniin =
Co. VIM. A. Neer 4 Co.. Sinclair f.
Couir. Fmme' +. SpraEue VIM. ~
Rose 4 Co. F. K Peltou & Co loci
Stocksrd 4 Co. Bennett. Smith =
Co. W. r Reilly 4 Co. Matthew
Flnn A u Wallace f. Co. Lewis O.
Ccrton webb lee R Co O'Hara.
Ferris a CO. PAsson. Woodrun h co.
Dodd Martin & Co. Bezner. Cramer
A Muehl
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16

Apple. Fancy Rsldvirs. IS. st.els
red. s.. choice s. 5n " 10 per Dbl.
bananas DocG shipping stock.
s. tun $50 huUch
Dressed calves Fancy 1e7s Sc,
common Sltaltc per H.
Dressed HoEs Fancy light is \
shc h~aFT. lsdtNe r~r no.
FtnnRn Haddies $50 H.
f're.h Nesetshses RA-ishss, 900
3eC dos parsley. - q 1uc dCE eucum-
hers hot house g -sutt0. carrots.
COO pee a0z .al-ia.-I-nv, "a 'iaz
cahhagc. TEXAS. >u in- rrr lh Florita
eiery So go case tomatoes s. u
81 t' pe- basket crate spinach RI
per h. aSparaE e. sections s. "
81 per hamper way bean 80 ner
hsn'prr Irftur" la n t6r
grape Fruit iA4te $50 pev -rate
Honcy Fancy white. isat'r. fN-
Hay-petroit shippers are paying
th" foirW tnE prices tor baled has ~
car lots. b. hetro uuo-
~ sts5oP standard t'mC.9y n o,,1y
~ -t'u.trv tlf50GtS No { mixed.
Sf1Sf 49, 80 mixed 81 1Gll No.
efos,r SigSNarlt rye straw Sl0 50
al wheat ard oSt straw $3.50 -
Ii%s' S ,i;oai's per 100
Nuts-WR NUTS 30 Almonds.
10000. nIherts t>21sc RrazIIs
meats. 5-la cartons almonds Soc.
-wAlnuts. scr perars 500 no. peanuts.
roasted fancy lie. Jumbo. I2e b.
oranScs Na ais So p~I, ~,
pineapple, sz75e, per case
Potatoes Sew ti.rItas s. per
hti st-s Hu Michigan tr ear lots
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16

Motors corporat,of
Fourth Floor Dodge Brllcina
jefferson Ave. &. AZ Brush 81.
Detroit
Please send. entirely without
obligation on my par full infor-
nation regarding tho HarrOun
Motors Corporation. It's manutac-
turing and sales plans. and the
safeguards provided bv the do
livery % all stock IN The form ~
adinterim certificate
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
New York Stocks

Quotations hN HornbiOwsT 4 Weeks.
Nav fF. open High Low close
Alaska Gold 6@ e's 60 -
The Detroit times., 1917-05-16
rotrnn nnAIN ANn rnovIsInN :

b BID -so't r-~rnt
The Dermott news., 1917-05-10
Look Out for Faker.

The following letter was received
here last week by Rev J. /. Cannon
and Is selfexplanatory.
Texarkana. Ark. May 3. 1917.
Dear Brother Cannon:
A man selling gentleman : cloth. to
be made into suits. has been in Ten
arkana and Stamps and has called on
several ministers. and sold them pat
terms, under false pretenses, He also
claims to sell silks, velvets. carpets.
etc. but never delivers them but does
collect for the patterns, which he leaves
with the purchaser. He promises that
taiors will be along to make up the
goods. They never come. He Is u
fraud If he calls on you, do not buy
from him, but have him placed under
arrest There are also suspicious that
he is German spy. Issue this warn
ing to your ministerial friends in your
city and adjoining towns. Here he
gave his name as u Hamilton,
Fraternally,
7. c Fletcher
Pastor First Methodist Church
The Dermott news., 1917-05-10
Warming!

All parties are hereby warned that
they have no right upon the land ad
joining the the drainage ditch. or upon
the berme or on the ditch itself The
property owners in no way surrendered
their claim to the land when they gave
their permission for the ditch to be dug
through their premises. and going upon
the property at all is considered tres
passing.
Attention is also called to the fact
that the law provides a 500 fine for
placing any impediment or obstacle in
the ditch.
W. ID. Trotter, Chairman
+. l.. Gregory
w. =. Daniels
Commissioners,
Dermott Drainage District.
The Dermott news., 1917-05-10
War! War! War!

Show your patriotism at home by
helping to keep the dust down. We
want to oil the streets in Dermott, and
we need your aid. If you walk on the
main streets of the town you are bene-
fitted, although we cannot oil around
your premises.
We have ordered "a, 600 gallons of oil
at cost of six cents per gallon and we
need Three Hundred Dollars more to
pay for it.
Don't be Stacker
Come in with your donation. no mat
ter how small.
Send your donation to me. or call
phone p. and will come after It.
C. H. McGroskey.
The Dermott news., 1917-05-10
Do You Know That

a good waiter supply in the spring
may save an undertaken bill IN the
fall?
It's the spring fly which makes the
summer pest?
A mosquito breeding pool may mean
malaria later on?
Spring gardening has heightened
many lives?
Fresh air il the best tonic?
day is the best time to begin to
build for health?
The Dermott news., 1917-05-10
Local and Personal

See j Cohen & Sons advertisement
on page 5.
New laces for commencement dresses
at The Novelty.
See Hanchey for that high grade
fSapion Coal Oil.
c. H. McCroskey was a McGehee
visstor Tuesday.
Freezers and Lawn Mowers at Orr
Hardware Co.
Third episode of "Patria' at The
Alex tomorrow night.
Fancy ribbons for hairbows and
sashes at The Novelty.
The Dermott Public School closes
two weeks from tomorrow.
Read our big ad on the back page.
Weisman Co.
Our prices are right on Auto Castings
and Inner Tubes Hanchey's.
Collins. caskets and robes.
\ Dermott Hdwe & Furn. co.
House for rent cheap. Apply to
f. Schnelz,
Porch Swings and Ice Green Freez.
ers. Dermott Hdwe CO.
Davenports. Parlor Suits.
Eagle Furniture Co.
Refrigerators. Freezers. OH Stoves.
Orr Hardware co.
+. Ford visited his daughter. Mrs.
Chas. Robertson. in Little Rock sun.
day.
Mesdames D. kimpel. J. {. Hoffman
and r. Etter We're McGehee visitors
Tuesday,
w. A. Daniels is driving a new six
cylinder Oakland car which he pur
chased last week.
The Dermott news., 1917-05-10
Methodist Shop Talk.

/. Sunday School last Sunday lowest
ever. in attendance 10
:. League attendance good in spite
of the rain
3. All services for preaching poorly
attended last Sunday
4. Two accessions to membership
since last report
5. Next Sunday we will honor our
Mothers with suitable Mothers Day
Program Every body is invited
8. Sermon Sunday morning, subject.
Mother At night the subject will
be, Some Women have Known
Pastor
The Dermott news., 1917-05-10
Annual Shcool Election.

There will be an annual School Meet
ing of the Electors of Dermott Special
School District of Chicot County at the
Mayors Office in Dermott, Ark, the
third Saturday in May, 1917. AT this
meeting the following matters will be
submitted to the consideration and ac-
ton of the Electors of said District:
Election of Two Directors.
Voting School Tax.
Every Elector is urged to be present.
+. +. Barlow. Pres.
c. Helmstetter. Sec'y.
The Dermott news., 1917-05-10
Refrigerators, Oil Stoves.
Darrpptt

Refrigerators, Oil Stoves.
Dermott Hdwe Co.
Mrs j. B. Daniels is spending the
week with her daughter. Mrs. w. j.
Splawn. in Lake Village.
County Superintendent ID. T. Hen
derson of Eudora was a Dermott Wis
itor the first of the week.
Art Squares and Rugs.
Eagle Furniture Co.
T. T. Carlton of Lake Village can
ddate for assessor. has been spending
several days in Dermott this week.
Mrs. d. S. Slower left Monday for
Swinton. Mo. where she was called on
account of the illness of her father.
Graduating gifts such as silk under
wear and parasols at
The Novelty.
We carry full line of Automobile
Cylinder oils and Transmission Grease.
Hancheys Drug Store.
Mrs. f. f. Barlow and son Brian
were over Sunday guests of DR.. and
Mrs. V. MacCammon at Arkansas City.
Screen wire and screen doors.
Dermott Hdwe Co.
For RENr:-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping to couple without
children. Apply to Mrs u. c. Barnett.
L. S. McFadden has accepted po-
sition as assistant to l.. Graves. local
salesman for the Pullman automobile.
Our Eagle hatches bargains every
dav. Eagle Furniture Co.
". NJ. Matthews received 4 t..e .,fam
'ast night Announcing tae death ef MS
mother. who passed away at her home
II Black Rock yesterday afternoon.
Beginning this week. the Orr Hard
ware Company will run series of at
tractive ads in this paper. They will
change every issue. Don't fail to read
them.
Say no" to every impulse to have a
good time: and one may live a life as
correct "a the multiplication table
and about as interesting. Danville
Democrat
DR. and Mrs w f. Hutchison We're
Little Rock visitors several days last
week DR.. Hutchison went to attend
the meeting of the State Medical As
sociation.
Through the courtesy of Mayor j. A.
Beanett. ye editor and family We're
last week privileged to enjoy some of
the excellent fish for which Lake
Chicot is famed.
j c. Hoffman, Manager of the Der
mott Gro 4 Com. Co. left Tuesday for
Galveston. where he went to attend
the meeting of the Southern Wholesale
Grocers Association.
Rev. VIM. A. Role has accepted an
invitation to preach the commencement
sermon to the graduating class of the
Lakeside High School at Lake Village
on Sunday evening, May 9TH
The Suburban Store. +. Schnelz.
proprietor. handles chickens, eggs.
butter and fancy groceries of all kinds
Delivery to any part of the city at all
times. Your patronage appreciated
Trunks. Baby Buggies. Porch Swings
Eagle Furniture Co
Next Saturday. May 18th. is the date
for the special election to be held for
the purpose of choosing an assessor for
Chicot County. The names of eandi
dates for the office may be found in
The Dermott news., 1917-05-10
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-11
SPECIAL TAXATION NOTICE.

@ogla@ as hereby given To ali ger
sons interested. that the council of
lA7 l45y OF REX Island Ill. having or
leFed Ea9 paving Of Forty-second ave
.44e VITA brick from the east curb Inc
e @eisth street to the east prop
cry line IF Fourteenth street. and the
ordnance for the same being on file
F. tAe ONCE Of the city clerk Of said
1--St ana said city having applied to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-11

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