The Monticellonian., 1917-10-26


 Mir. ana Ms. q. c. Ellington and Mr.----- Ringo, of Dumas, were visitors to our city last Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. c c. Gotham and little daughter, accompanied them home.
 Misses Jewell Carson, Myrtle Collins and Gladys Nunn. who are teaching school at Me- Gehee, spent the latter part of last week with relatives in this city
 Mrs J. E. Lawler and little daughter, Emma Beth, of Yoncapin, Ark, visited her parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. W. Cloud, near Coleman, this week.
 Don't miss hearing Castel- lucci's Neapolitans at the High School Building in this city on Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1917.
 Mrs. w. W. Arnold left Sunday morning for Helena, where she goes to join her husband, who has been working at that place for the past month.
 Now that the Fair is over, don't forget to SOW your fall wheat, oats and rye. We have a full supply of seed for each of these crops.-A. B. Hankins.
 Among the soldier boys who had been visit ing relatives in this county, who left for Camp Pike last Sunday morning we noticed the fol- lowing: Messrs. Ray Maxwell, Richard Rogers, zeph Carpenter, Joe Sanderlin, Luther Hoover and Alvin Haskew
 We carry full stock of the ENUINE Ford parts at all times and can supply any part you might need. Phone 317.- Hardy & Bailey Garage.
 The Union Bank & Trust Company have genuine Five Hundred Dollar Liberty Bond, of the second issue, on display in one of the front windows of the bank building If you have never seen one of these bonds, call and inspect it.
 Haven't you already seen the advantage of doing your work by machinery? Ask Owen about the Smith Form a-Tractor.- Owen-J -Jolley Hardware Go.
 The first number of the Lyce. um course to be presented at the High School Auditorium this season will be the presentation on Oct. 31 of Castellucci's Nea- politians. Don't miss it..
 Dr. A. s. J, Collins, Secretary of the Fair Association, requests us to say to those having accounts against the As- sociaton to file same at once, as he wishes 10 dispose of all business con nected with the Fair as soon as possi- ble.
 Let us Repair and Refinish your automobile. Workmanship first class and done by so meone who knows. Not pretenders. Phone 317.-Hardy and Bailey Garage.
 The large pond at the Agricultural School has been drained, preparatory to having the bed of the pool cleaned out and graveled. The event was advertised to have taken place last and big fish-fry was to be held the grounds, but the water was not lowered sufficiently to have it until Monday afternoon. when nearly ton of fish was taken. the largest being buffalo, weighing ffty-six pounds.
 We buy all our Ford parts di- rect from the Ford Motor Com. pany at Memphis, Tenn. Are his parts GENUINE? Ask HENRY. Phone 317.-Hardy & Baily Garage.
 D. w. Griffith is the most talked a. bout, and probably the most sought after man in America. He learned to plan things in the making of the 5000 SCell6S III llle DlIln u d NdtlOly UT he would be lost. This gigantic pro duction comes to the A-muse-U Thea tre for four performances, matinee and night, Monday and Tuesday Oct. 29 and 30.
 Mrs. H. A. Raley, after three weeks visit to relatives in this county, returned to her home at Junction City, yesterday. She was accompanied home by her niece, Mrs. J. H. Collins, who will visit at that place for short while.
 Just received another car load of the famous CHEV VROLET Cars. Come quick if you want one because they won't be here long. And it will be another month before we receive any more. Phone 317.-Hardy & Bailey Garage.