The Dermott news., 1917-06-14

'Scoots. Reward offered for return of dog to Mrs c. H. Claiborne, Der mott. Ark It
 The Suburban Store, F. 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 ] Mir Henry Bordeaux left Monday night for Memphis. where he is attend ing the Fri i-State Druggists Convention this week. During his absence Mr. Henry Stamper. pharmacist of Little Rock, is in charge of his drug store here
 Show your patriotism by buying | Liberty Loan Bond. They are n-tax- able and bear interest at 33 per cent. l Both the Exchange Bank X Trust Co. and the Dermott Bank X Trust Co are advertising to handle them for you without cost.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. kimpel. Mrs R. B Rentrow and Mrs. F $. Etter left last i Friday in the kimpel Oldsmobile for 1 Fort Smith to spend a few days visit ! ing Mir. and Mrs Ben D. kimpel They expect to return to Dermott the latter part of this week.
 Mrs. ]. B. Daniels is driving new | Dodge car which she purchased in Warren Monday. She says her only objection to it is that 1t won run without gasolene. but she failed to state whether she learned this by ex- perience or observation!
 On account of the Synopsis of Laws which We are publishing this week and the next two weeks, our continued story. The Web of Steel. - is crowded out. It will be resumed however, three weeks from today. and we are sure you will find it worth waiting for LOST Tuesday, June l2th, between Dermott and Crossett (route via Mon trose. Portland and Hamburg) an auto mobile tire with demountable rim, tire retainer. tail light, and license tag No. ll9Sl Reward will be given for re- turn of same to C. R. Bates. Dermott.
 (. l.. Dishongh who has for several months past been living at Monticello. has returned to Dermott and is this week opening up a grocery store on Arkansas Street. He will carry complete line of staple and fancy gro ceres, and solicits your patronage. See his ad in this paper.
 The piano pupils of Miss Annie Jo Guise gave their closing recital of the season at the school auditorium last Monday evening. The program con 1 sisted of piano solos, duets and tros, and each of the pupils acquitted her self in manner that reflected credit ] both on herself and her teacher. 1 Mrs. w A. Role and Mrs. M F. | Christian returned Tuesday morning ] from the McGehee Sanitariam at Lake i Village. where they went week before last to undergo surgical operations per | formed by Dr. F.. E. Barlow of this place Both the ladies are convales- cing as rapidly as could be expected
 Let the Eagle feather your nest.
 Eagle Furniture Go
 R. N Baxter of Eudora and his son, k. w. Baxter of Warren, have pur- chased the lumber yard of the Blythe Lumber Company and will continue ] the business. the firm name being the Baxter Lumber Company, Baxter X Son. proprietors. T. V Baxter, for new business.
 At the regular meeting of the Board of Trade. held last Thursday night, it was decided.to have the next regular meeting (the first Thursday in July social meeting. and invite the wives of the members to attend Refreshments will be served. Secretary Henry Bor: deaux was made chairman of the com mittee on arrangements.
 1 Rev. N. C. Denson returned Satur- day night, and Judge J. II. Hammock and grandson John returned Tuesday afternoon from their trip to Washing ton, where they went to attend the U. C. " Reunion. They all report a superlatively fine time, Mir. Denson says he went to Washington over the same route that he travelled 56 years ago, the opening year of the civil war.
 A goodly number of the members of the local w O. w. lodge went to Lake Village Sunday to attend the unveiling ceremonies of two monuments, one of them being that of Wm. s. Read, for merly citizen of Dermott and cashier