The Dermott news., 1917-03-15

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 The Maccabees will have Market in the Dermott Cafe. next door to Me Croskey's pool room, next Saturday. They solicit your patronage.
 Dr. w E.. Hutchinson returned Tues day from New York City where he has been doing post graduate dental work for the past two months.
 Those of our friends who wish Us to look after the payment of their taxes will please bring in their lists at once.
 Dermott Bank 6 Trust Co.
 Howard Moss returned home Monday from Poughkeepsie. N Y. where he has been for the past six months at tending the Eastman Business College.
 The Suburban Store. E. 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.
 See us when you need shingles We have in stock both redwood and cy- press. and can fill your orders prompt ly C. T. Kennedy. 2t with kimbro Lumber Go
 The general appearance of South Main Street will be greatly enhanced this summer as a result of the pruning which the city officials have given the beautiful trees along the parkway on both sides of the street.
 The Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary will take orders for pies. cakes. etc. for Saturday delivery. Phone orders as early as possible to Mrs (. F. Dow den, phone number l26. and they will be filled. Your patronage solicited.
 On account of the absence of the pastor from town. there will be no ser vices. except Sunday School. at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. The presiding elder Rev. w C. Davidson. will preach at the Methodist church
 We are glad to call the attention of our readers to the statements of the Exchange Bank X Trust Co. and the in this issue. and the excellent showing made by both of these tlourshing in stitutions.
 Everybody in town. apparently. is taking advantage of the beautiful spring weather and attending Mrs. Hutchinson's millinery opening. Many beautiful spring hats are on display and the leading question among the ladies seems to be. Are you going to wear yours now. or saee it till Easter?'
 The railroad company has this week had train load of dirt unloaded from the "" which runs back of the Der mott Bank. to be used in filling up low places along the track. lt>was quite interesting to watch the big freight engine puff and pull as 1t drove the big blows which unloaded and scattered the dirt
 To Nictrola and Graphaphone Own CTS Write the Arkansas Musical Club. Arcade Bldg. Little Rock. Arkansas. and learn how to secure twelve records twice month for seventy five cents month. Write today. as il Is up to you to let us know if you have enough disc record machines to organize your town. Adv 1t
 At the End of the Rainbow, "a home talent college comedy in three acts. will be given at the High School Audi torium tonight, under the auspices of the Epworth League. Rehearsals have been in progress for several weeks. un- der the direction of Mrs. Ruby Hig gins, and an enjoyable entertainment is promised Admission 25c and 35c Curtain at sl5 sharp.
 Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Rolle and Mir. and Mrs. W, D. Trotter left Monday for New Orleans. where they are at tending the Presbyterian Laymen's 3 Convention. Rev and Mrs. RolIe will also spend a week with relatives in Louisiana before returning to Dermott !. In the party which went from here to the Convention at New Orleans. they were also nine from the Warren Pres byterian church and four from Monti- cello
 Miss Ruby farrell of Little Rock. ac- companed by Miss Madora Holland, also of Little Rock. gave song recital ! at the High School Auditorium last | Friday evening, under the auspices of ! the $. |. A. Miss farrell has a clear. | sweet soprano voice, and her almost perfect technique and the ease with which she handles the French and Ger als C., l,