The Monticellonian., 1917-11-23

NJ fs:l il fl. "a by Oyaa- Jolley Hardware Company. This is the best oil on the market for your autmobile.-Owen-Jo Jolley Hardware Company.
 Mir. F. L. Syyker, who has been act ing as assistant ticket and express a. gent for the Mo. Pae. Ky. Co.,, at this place for the past three months, left for MerRouge, La., last Friday, where he will take up work for the same Company.
 Nifty French Model 0vereoats in range of the latest patterns. Prices range from $15 .00 to $25 : %. These are up to- the minute styles. See them at once.-Model Shoe Store.
 HOGS for SALE.-Two Po- land China gilts and registered Duroc Jersey pigs, extra good, at farmers, prices. Gall or write Barbee Stock Farm.
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 EGGS ARE SOARCE.-More eggs or your money back. Feed your hens freely of Pick-O Poul try Preparation. For sale by your dealer, or at the office of T. H. Mason. adv.
 Mir. E. B. Wells has moved his stock of merchandise from South Main Street to the building on s. W. Corner of Court Square, occupied by the w. H. Harper Company, and consolidated same with this company. MT. c. ". Porter will open up Staple and Fancy Grocery Store in the building formerly occupied by Mr. Wells.
 We are the exclusive agents for Mobiloils, which are one of the highest grade oils on the market. We can sell you either cans or barrels. Get can of this oil and try it out.-Owen- Jolley Hardware Company.
 The second number of the Lyceum Course was rendered at the High School Building, in this city, on last Saturday evening, by the Shawmut male quartette. A large audience greeted the performers and all present were highly entertained.
 Just received, our new Evapo- rated Apples, Peaches and Prunes, and Seeded Raisins, Mince Meat, Dates, Oranberries, Celery, Etc. fresh and fine Todd's Grocery, "rhe Home of Good Things to Eat.
 MobiIoil, is one of the highest grade oils for automobiles and other intricate machinery, can be found at our store. We hand le this oil in cans or barrels. Give 1t a trial Owen -J0llev Hardware Company.
 We notice by the Pine Bluff Daily Commercial of last Saturday where Mrs. Hattie Chestnut, of that city, had fallen from her front porch and broken one of her hips. Mrs. Ghestnutt, who is Fl years of age, was, for many years, resident of this city, and has many old friends here who will be sorry to hear of her misfortune.
 If something is not done, and right away, to stem the current of high prices, in this community, poor people will suffer for the actual necessities of l life, before this winter is over. People who have things to sell have no guide to price save their avarce and con science, and as these are elastic, no telling just how far they will stretch.
 Penitentiary Commissioner, Judge W. A. Coker, of Tucker, visited his family in this city the first of this week. Commissioner Goker informs us that the State Farm at Tucker is in a flourishing condition and that they have, at this time, two hundred acres planted to wheat and one hundred acres planted to oats, and about one hundred bales of long staple cotton ready for the market.
 Mir. w. T. Grisham, of this city, in- forms us that he had recently received a letter from his son, Mir. James Gris- ham, written at Little Rock, stating that he, (James) was en-route to New York, where he had been ordered by the Government. MT. Grisham who has been in the U. s. army for the past seven years, has been commissioned as a member of the aviation department of the army, so we are informed by his father.
 The intelligent, industrious farmer who wishes to head off his neighbor and lead the profession of good farming will slip out in his field, this Fall, and bed up all the land he can, turning un. der grass, stalks, weeds etc., to rot be fore time for the next Spring planting Then, when planting time comes, if it is not convenient to rebed you can op-