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LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET

Laird and Company, DUPONT Building.
furnish the following quotations on local
securities:
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DEATHS.

Harry Leroy Vandever.
Charles L. Dillman.
noHanna Grant.
VANnIVER--On July 20 1917, Harvey Le.
roy. son Of Harry and Ida Nandiver aged
g years and nine days.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
donce OF his parontSS Gruhh's- Corner, Del,
on Monday afternoon a. O'Clock Inter
lmCnt AZ Bethel cemetery.
DT1IMAN--rn this city. on July 1s, 1917.
Charles II. Dillman
Relatives and friends sre invited 20 attend
the funeral from his late residence, No. 1896
Walnut street. on Monday morning, a. 2
O'Clock Requiem mass at 81. Patrick 3
Church Interment az Cathedral cemetery
GRANITE this city. on July is. 1917.
Rosanna, wife Of the late Michael Grant.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral from her late residence No. 1908
Iatnall street on Saturday morning, A. .
clock. Requiem mass ~ St. Patrick =
Church. lnterment Cathedral cemetery.
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street.
Tenth DistrIct-No. 2ooi Jefferson
street.
Eleventh District-Rear 22o1 Boule-
ward.
Twelfth Distrlct-No. 6 West
Twenty-third street.
Thirteenth District - No. 2905
Washington street.
Fourteenth District-N. E. Corner
Twenty-ffth and Jefferson streets.
Fifteenth District-No. 21S West
Twenty-ninth street.
Sixteenth District-No. 1901 JET
ferson street.
TENTH WARD:
First District.No. 1921 West
Fourth street.
Second District-NO. 112l West
Fourth street.
Third Dlstrict-No. 1912 West
Third street.
Fourth District-No. 1922 West
Fourth street.
Fifth District-No. 215 N. Harrl-
son street.
Sixth Distr1ct-No. 1915 West Sec
ond street.
Seventh District-No. 1918 West
Second street.
Eighth District--No. 1iS S. Jack
son street.
Ninth DIstrIct--No. io7 Van Buren,
street.
Tenth District-No. sis Chestnut
street.
Eleventh District-No. 1io7 Linden
street.
ELEVENTH WARD;
First Distrlct-No. 1900 Linden
street
Second District--No 4sO S. Van
Buren, street
street
Fourth District-No. 1o4 Cedar
street
Fifth DistrIct-No. 10 Fifth Ave
TWELFTH WARD;
First District-No. 1916 West Fifth
street.
Second District-No 2s9 Broome
street
Third District-No S Franklin
Fourth District-No. 1924 West
Fourth street
Fifth Districts. W. Corner Sec
ond and Delamore
Sixth Distrlct-No. 1907 West
Fourth street.
Seventh District-No. 1901 west
Second street.
Eighth District-No. 400 Ferri,
Ninth Dlstrict-NO. 2o7 woodlawr
street.
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Ehmke is not the type who should
.ire at the end of seven innings. He
is tall and slender with the muscle
tissue which is built for endurance.
He was regarded as sort of an iron
man and his poor performances prob
ably are due to a mental rather than
a physical condition
The main trouble with Ehmke may
be that he is too young to take HIM
self and baseball seriously. That has
caused the downfall Of many prom
ising stars.
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seven innings OF the games he has
pitched and has permitted nine runs
per nine inning game on the Basis Of
his last two innings.
Detroit critics are divided on the
cause of Ehmke's failure to do better
His friends are inclined to be easy
on him and say his failure to pro-
duce is due to overconfidence.
Others. not so kindly inclined, say
he is lazy.
Perhaps It is a combination of the
two.
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Here's Where You Register
Tomorrow for Licence Election

Following is a list OF city registra'
ion places for the first registration
tomorrow OF the "wet' and dry
Election:
FIRST WARD;
First District-No, 204 West Fourth
street.
second District-No. 2os West
ltreet
Third District-No. 4o4 West Sec
md street
First District-No. 2o9 French
second District-No. 2is East
Third DIstrict--No. l24 Poplar
street.
Fourth DIstrict-No. 4s7 Button
wood street.
Fiuh District-No. 5l9 Heald
street.
sixth District-No. 1929 A street
Seventh Dlstrict-No. 1908 B street
THIRD WARD:
First District-No o2S West Front
street.
Second District-No. sos West Sec.
Third District-NO. 200 Jefferson
street.
Fourth District-No. 1919 West
Fifth street
Fifth. District-No. sol Jefferson
street.
FOURTH WARD.
First District-No. 425 French
street
street.
Third Distrlct-N. e Cor Fourth
and Poplar streets.
Fourth District-No. sos Eat
Fourth street.
Fifth Distrlct-No. 5fO East Sixth
FIFTH WARD:
First Dlstrict-No. go Orange
street.
Second Districts. p. Corner Sew
rnth and Jefferson streets.
Third Distrlct-No. 70S Monroe
street
Fourth Distrlct-N. T Corner Sew
pnth and Jackson streets.
Fifth District-Rear No 7oi Van
9uren- street.
sixth Districts. w Corner sew
enth and Franklin streets
Seventh Districts. w. Corner
Eighth and Douglas streets
Eighth Dlstrict--No. 629 Union
Ninth DIstrict-No. 500 TatnaIl
street.
Tenth Distrlct-N e. Corner
Eighth and jefferson streets.
Eleventh District-No. 704 West
Ninth street
Ninth street
Thirteenth Dlstriot-N. p. Corner
Eighth and Franklin streets.
Fourteenth District-No. 1928 Clay
SIXTH WARD;
First District-No. 72l Walnut
Itreet
Second District-No. 3oS East Sow
Third District-No. sos Taylor
Fourth District--No. sss French
street.
street.
sixth District-No. 1890 KIM
street
Seventh Dlstrict--No 1886 wslnu
street
Eighth District--No. East FIJI
teenth street.
Ninth District--No SOC East Four
teenth street.
SEVENTH WARD:
First District-No 200 shipley
street.
Second District-No 4O1 Delaware
avenue.
Third District-N. f. Corner Elev-
enth and Tatnan streets.
Fourth District-Northeast corner
Thirteenth and Tatnall
Fifth District-No. 1910 Washing
.1on street.
Sixth District-No. 5O7 i-2 West
Tenth street.
Seventh District-No. 1922 Monro,
street
Eighth District-No. sO5 wes
tTenth street
Ninth District-No. 1923 Gnpii
'cTenue.
Tenth District-No. ilOs Franklin
street.
ss Eleventh District-No. 1910 Gnpt
avenue.
= Twelfth Dlstrict-No. 1912 Yves
twelfth street.
Thirteenth District-No- 1920 Deli
ware avenue.
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FASHIONS Ann TADs

Lace is used on hats.
Rique waist coats are very smart.
Printed voiles are great favorites.
Organdie is used TO trim foulard.
Hat braids are made OF felt and
straw.
Bridesmaids frocks are made Of
Organdy.
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A WHOLESOME SUMMER DRINK

Horsfords Acid Phosphate.
More beneficial. cooling. refreshing than
lemonade. Invigorating and wholesome
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lifts Fire Insurance you want, see A. M Bell. adyt

l " lSS SldTd hlZeT VlSlUeu friends at Dermott the latter part of last week.
 Miss Lilly Nunn spent last Thursday with friends at Der mott.
 Just received shipment of Trunks, Suit Gases and Bags. l-Model Shoe Store.
 Mr. w. w. Roberts made business trip to Little Rock the latter part of last week.
 Mrs. Mattie Moseley, of For Idyce, visited relatives here the , latter part of last week.
 MT. o. w. Porter made a busi- ness trip to Warren the latter part of last week.
 Miss Corinne Jackson is spending this week with her uncle, Dr. w. T. Thomphson, at Warren.
 Mrs. D. F. Polk and children, of Warren, visited relatives and friends in this county last week. Mr.9 W. T. Aiken, of Wilmar, spent last Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. J. , s. McCloy, near this city.
 Not the biggest, but the best market in town-Phone 112.
 Binns Bros.
 Mir. D. T. Owens, of Little Rock, vis- tied his mother, Mrs. Dan Owens, and other relatives in this city, this week. Mrs. Homer Mcdonald, of Friend ship, Ark, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Hoke, in this city.
 Mr. Ed. Ahrens made busi- ness trip to Arkansas City and McGehee one day last week.
 Mir. J. w. Russell was busi- ness visitor to Pine Bluff the lat ter part of last week. l Mesdames w. A. Hoke and J. w. Hall are visiting relatives in Little Rock this week.
 MT. Mack Vernon, of Tucker, was a visitor to our city the latter part of last week.
 MT. P. A. Stanley, of Tillar, was a visitor to our city the latter part of last week.
 Miss Kathleen Gabbert is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. r. Burks, at Helena, this week.
 Miss Ruby Patrick has accepted a position with the Underwood Type writer Agency at Little Rock.
 Highest cash price paid for Wool, Chickens, Eggs and But ter.-Hale Robinson & Go.
 Little Miss Mary Hoke, of Wilmar, is here on visit to her grand, parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Hoke.
 Miss Christine Craig, who has been attending the Peabody Institute, at Nashville, Tenn, has returned to her home in this city.
 SATISFAOTION-Liver Ton. ic-best on earth-fully guaran- teed. Finch Drug Go.
 Miss Alvern Koonce has re- turned from visit to relatives at Fordyce. l Mrs. Ray Gotham and chil- dren, of McGehee, are visiting relatives here.
 We pay cash for all kinds of Country Produce.-Hale Robin son & Go.
 MT. Laron Matthews, of Little Rock, visited relatives here last week.
 MT. Dixon Davis, of Fort Logan H Roots, Little Rock, visited relatives here last Sunday
 Messrs. c. w. Porter and k. L. Hardy were business visitors to Parks we'll, Chicot county, last Monday. Mir. Z k. Wheat, of Eudora, visited his sister, Mrs. B. F. Kimbro, in this city, the first of this week. MT. A. B. Mccain and wife, of War ren, spent Sunday last with their son MT. R. B.,McCain, near this city. We buy cattle, hogs, sheep, t hides, etc-Phone 112.-Binns Bros.
 MT. Homer s. Sawyer made a , visit to Warren last Thursday night.
 r MT. Robert Oorrigan, of Eng. land, Ark, is visiting his par. g ents, Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Oorri.
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-4t+= 83ttt AAtRktEt&s 8h9 fids pSEi travelling in Oklahoma and Texas, joined his wife, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. James Maneese, in city. for sometime, last week, and will spend sometime with her here.
 Miss Doris Sawyer, a most es- timable young lady, died, sud- denly, at her home in Hamburg, on Sunday night of last week. Heart failure was the cause of her death.
 Miss Grace Dilday, who Is teaching school near Fountain Hill, Ashley county, spent Sat- urday and Sunday with her par ents. Mr and Mrs. Tom Dilday, in this city.
 Mrs Grover Curry and little daughter, Miss Urcelle, left last week for Nimmons, Ark, where they will spend about two weeks visiting Mrs. Curry's sis ter, Mrs. Van A Petty.
 Mir. and Mrs. 0. c. Cassady left last Friday for q two weeks business trip to Oklahoma City, Okla, Lincoln, Nebraska, and other points in the Northwestern part of the U. $.
 In order to make room for our fall shipment of Furniture, we will sell, during the entire month of August, our entire stock at greatly reduced prices.
 The W H. Harper Go.
 Mr Carl Higsason, who has been visiting his brother, Mir J. L Higgason, near this city, for the past week or ten days, left for his his home in Little Rock last Saturday.
 MT. ". F. Williams and wife, of Leadwood, Mo-. who have been visiting Mrs. Wllham's sis ter, Mrs Frank Griffin, south of this city, for sometime, returned to their home last Sunday.
 For first-class altering, repairing, cleaning and press ing-Call Thomasson's Cash Cleaning Shop.-Phone 265.
 719 3 adyt
 Mrs. Jas. Durham, son and daughter, of Hamburg, passed through our city last Saturday en route to their home, from visit to Mrs. Durham's sister, Mrs. Ghas Richardson, in the northern part of this county.
 Dr. E. k Gotham, who volun. teered his services to the United States army, and received com mission as First Lieutenant, has been called to Fort Oglethorpe, Ga =. +La 10fL ,,af
 Dr. ". B. Back and family, of this city, and Dr. A. F. Will liams, of CornersVille, Lincoln county, left yesterday morning, { by automobile, for McOool, Miss, where they will visit rel- atives for week or ten days.
 Rev. w. F. DorriS, General Superintendent and Secy. and Treas. of the Orphans Home, left last Saturday morning for Pine Bluff anl other points on q soliciting campaign for the Home.
 Miss Della Kineade, after a visit to her friend, Miss Irma, , daughter of dr. and Mrs. Martin N. Trantham, who live about four miles North of this city, left last Sturday afternoon for her home at Lake Village. f The remains of Miss Corinne Davis, who died of lung trouble at Boone vile, Ark, last Wednesday, where she } mad gone hoping to regain her health , were brought to this county and inter- ed in Slline Church Cemetery, neal Wimar on Friday of last week. She was sister of Messrs. Sam and Cole man Davis, both of Wilmar. } Mir. Howard J. Bishop, Civi . Service Secretary for the Loca Board, conducted an examina , tion, in the Old Opara House last Saturday, for Rural Lettel '. Carrier for the new route out O. l WiImar. There were five appli 5- cants
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Miss Bertie Patrick left last week for Pine Bluff where sht has accepted position with tho Isaac Dreyfus Dry Good Firm.
 Mr. R. J. Wells, who represents the Shelby Buscuit Co.,, ot Memphis, Tenn, visited friends here last Saturday.
 Mrs. $. A. Baker, of Lacy, wis ited her sister, Mrs. J. F. Hughes, in this city, the latter part of last week,
 MT. and Mrs. J.J. Harrell and little daughter, Geraldine, of Tillar, were here the first of this week on visit to relatives.
 Miss Evona Kimbro, who has been attending school at Con. way, has returned to her home in this city.
 You furnish lot and labor; I'll pay for house. You can pay off the whole loan at any time with notice. A. T. Wells. If
 Mrs. Will Broughton and chil- dren. of Warren, spent Friday last in our city, the guests of Misses Maggie and Louie Hall.
 Miss Annie Wilson, of Waure- ka, Okla, is here on a visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Wilson.
 Miss Zella Coker has returned to her home at Rogers, Ark, af- ter a visit to the family of Judge w. A. Coker in this city.
 Mrs. Tom Wilson, of Lacy, is visiting her brother, Mir. H. H. Adcock, and other relatives in this city.
 Mir. L. H. Adcock, of Warren visited his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Wooten, and other relatives here, last week.
 Mrs. W. S. Copeland and daughter, Miss Maude, visited relatives at Line, Ashley county, this week.
 Messrs. R. H. Wolfe and Cleveland Prewitt, of Tillar, were business visitors to our city last Friday.
 Mir. Allen Linder, of Dermott, passed through our city last Sat- urday en route to Fountain Hill, to visit relatives.
 Misses Bert Richardson and Maude Turner of Hamburg, are visiting the family of Mir c. c. Wilmington, in this city, this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Freeman, of Dermott, visited their daugh, ter, Mrs. Dolph Fish,, here, one day last week.
 Miss Christabell Finn left last Mon day morning on two weeks visit tt her aunt, Mrs. T. J. Corrigan, at Tul- sa, Oklahoma.
 MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Hardy and son Mir. Eric Hardy, and Miss Eva Ander son, spent several days in Little Rock last week.
 Rev. J. F. Tull left last Satur day evening for Ingalls,, Bradley county, where he is holding weeks protracted meeting.
 Mir. Edwin Robertson, of Bliss vile, spent last Saturday night with his mother, Mrs. F. o Robertson, near this city.
 MT. o. J. Lindsey left last Sun day morning on visit to his wife, who is at Venice, Cal, fol the benefit of her health.
 Many of our people have planted their Fall crop of Irsl potatoes, and others will plan this week.
 Mrs. Mark Nobles, of nea Crossett, was here last week ol visit to her daughter, Mrs. J E. Farley and other relatives.
 Mir. Ray Maxwell left Sunda, for Old Troy, in the southeastern portion of this county, where h will teach summer school.
 MT. c. NJ. Measles passed throug our city last Monday morning en rout to his home at Dermott from visit t his parents, MT. and Mrs. ]. W. Measles at Wilmar.
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MI ds T. s1 itFits di tSt q ihhAlAHH NiStt to Battle Creek, Michigan, has return. ed to his home in this city. He made the trip for the benefit of his health, which is much improved.
 FOR SALE;-My place on East ]. shelton Avenue, near Monticello Cot ton Mill. Will sell cheap for cash. Address me at MeGehee, Ark, if inter ested-J. c. JONES.
 MT. R. A. Anderson, of Barka- da, passed through this city yes terday en route to Houston, Tex, where he will spend about two weeks with relatives.
 Shirts, Shirtsl Manhattan and ] Wilson Brothers make. All up- to-date patterns. Priced right See us for Shirt values Model Shoe Store.
 Mir. L. L. Jolley, of Moody, passed through our city one day the latter part of last week, en route to Baxter, on visit to his son, Mir. J. $. Jolley.
 Miss Lillian McGriff left the latter part of last week for Little Rock, where she will take a course to prepare herself to be a trained nurse.
 Mrs. Chas. Phillips and little sons, Masters Chas. Jr., and Robert, of Wesson, Miss, are here on visit to Mrs w. j.. Phillips and other relatives.
 Mrs. w. A. Baker and children, of Warren, visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. Donham Leslie, in this city, the latter part of last week.
 Mr. F. H. Hammonds, of Lit tie Rock, visited friends in our city last week. Mir. Hammonds was member of the Monticello Base Ball Team last season.
 Rev. w. I. Ingram and little son, Master William, of Russell vile, are visiting the former s mother, Mrs. k. T. Ingram, and other relatives in this city.
 Miss Eleanor King, who is teaching school near Cominto, spent Saturday with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. E. King, in this city.
 MT. Carroll Bishop and wife, after a visit to the family of Mr. J. NJ. Bishop, in this city, have returned to their home at Pine Bluff.
 Mrs. Ed. Dozier and children returned last Saturday afternoon from a two weeks visit to her parents, Rev. and Mrs. R. k. Moore, at England, Ark.
 Judge Z. T. Wood returned last Saturday evening from Ham burg, where he had been holding a weeks session of the Ashley Chancery Court.
 keep Kool Suits" for the hot days. We have good line oi patterns to select from at"prices right" See these at once.- Model Shoe Store. Corn-meal selling at $10 a barrel and chops at $4.75 a sack ought to suggest the idea that il will pay to grow something to eat.
 The examining board, for Drew county, will begin it's work early next week, and then it will only be day or two until all who arc drafted into service will know 1t
 Misses Myrtle and Neda Hoov CT, after a visit to their brother MT. A. D. Hoover, in this city have returned to their home al Vicksburg, Miss.
 Let our young men who are drafted into the army bear II mind that they will have plenty of company, for there are ovel 600, ,000 in the first call. MT. Ben. Robertson, after a visit to his uncle, Mir. w. B 7 Robertson, near this city, re I turned to his home at Stuttgart } yesterday.
 Miss Etta May Rial, of Para h disc, this county, spent severa Q 1avs in our citv last waak wis f
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 $>>>~>>%4~>~>e~~>~%]ee~%~s Trade wanted.-Finch Drug Go.
 Mir. w. H. Black made business trip to Pine Bluff last week.
 Mir. c. C.. Reeme, of Gilbert, La, was visitor to our city last week. Mir. J. D. Ratterree made business trip to Warren last week.
 We want to buy your wool.- Hale Robinson & Company. Pat. Henry, Esq, made a profession al visit to Little Rock this week. Dr. F. l.. Duckworth made busi- ness visit to Gould last week. MT. Howard Harris visited relatives at Warren the first of this week. Spectacles at half price, Finch Drug Go.
 MT. Earl Stewart, of Warner, visited friends in this city last Sunday. MT. W. B. Pye made business trip to Monroe, La, this week.
 New Georgette Waists at Mrs. w. k. Pope's. Adv. Misses Elizabeth and Kathryn Duke visited Little Rock, this week. Miss Winnie Carson has returned from a visit to relatives at McGehee. MT. F. NJ. Gampster and family visit ed relatives at Tyro, last Sunday. Mrs. A. L. Wick, of Dumas, visited relatives here last Friday. Mrs. Chas. Lawson and children are visiting relatives at Warren this week MT. Nick Wells, of Hamburg, visited relatives here last Sunday.
 Mrs. J. H. Uptegrove made visit to Dermott last Monday.
 Mir. I. B. Wolfe, of Tillar, visited his family here last Sunday
 MT. J. c. Jones, of McGehee, visited relatives here the first of this week. The corn-crop promises to be pretty good in this section, now Miss Frances Cason visited friends at Camden this week. For your grapes, see me.
 E. $. Tiffln. Mrs. Leland Pierce and baby are visiting relatives at Lacy. Mems Wash Pants, none better for $1 .OO.-Model Shoe Store. White Pumps, canvas or kid at Model Shoe Store.
 Miss Reba Moffatt, of Little Rock is visiting her cousin, Miss Nettie Wilson and other relatives, in this city.
 MT. J. E. McCloy made business trip to Little Rock the first of thi week.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Harrell, of Tillar spent last Sunday with Judge and Mrs z. T. Wood, in this city.
 Mrs. Abbie Harris visited friends at Warren the first of this week.
 Miss Jessie Dilday spent las Saturday with relatives at Der mott.
 Born-to Mir. and Mrs. J. l. Higgason, on the 27th inst, boy.
 See A. T. WELLS about loan on your city property. Pay by the month-just like rent. adt. Miss Mary Lynn Killian re turned the latter part of las week from a visit to Memp his. Mir. Joe McClerkin and wife of Little Rock, visited relative here last week.
 Sheriff j. w. White made business trip to Little Rock las week.
 No. 222 Chill Tonic-guaran teed to cure chills.-Finch Dru Go.
 New Summer Neckwear 10 men in two lots, 25c and 5Ot The best value yet.-Model Sho Store.
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tie Rock last week. Mir. Walter s. Haley spent Sunday last with his brother, Mr. Tom Haley, at Dermott.
 Special Sale on Furniture dur ing the month of August. The w: H. Harper Go. MT. J. NJ. Davls, who has a saw-mill in Louisiana, visited his family in thls city last week.
 Mir. E. T. Mullins, of Pine Bluff, was a visitor to our city the latter part of last week.
 keep kool" Trousers for men and boys.-Correct patterns for hot days.-Model Shoe Store.
 Mir. k. H. Todd made busi- ness trip to Little Rock last week.
 Miss Lillian Mccullough is spending the week with friends at Warren.
 Take HAWKINS YER TONlC-Price 50c.
 Hankins' Drug Go.
 Miss Louise Barton, of Memphis, is visiting in the family of MT. V. J. Trotter, in this city this week.
 Mrs. B. F. McQuithy, of Arkansas City, was visitor to our city this week.
 Frisco Carter, who has been working at Helena for the past two are three years, visited relatives here this week
 Mir. Cleveland Smith, of Wilmar, was business visitor to our city last Tues day.
 Special Sale on Alumnum and Granite Ware, during August. The w. H. Harper Go. Mr. Roy M. Hoke, of Wilmar, visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Hoke, in this city, this week. Bring Us all your country pro- duee, etc.
 A. B. Hankins. Mir. Harry Boyd visited his brother, MT. Warren Boyd, at Warren the first of this week.
 Miss Clara Stone, of Conway, visited Miss Jewell King in this city this week. Miss Stone is travelling in the interest of Central College, of Conway.
 Mrs. Ed. Wooten and little daughter, Miss Eloise, are visiting Mrs. Wooten's s parents, MT. and Mrs. L. H. Adcock, at Warren this week
 Why not be fair with yourself and protect your home by insur. ance? See A. M Bell, over Union Bank and Trust Go. advt
 MT. J. l.. Alsobrook, of Montrose, visited his brother, MT. E. P. Also brook, and other relatives, near Lacy, this county, this week.
 MT. Spencer Lawson left last Mon. day for Tyro, Lincoln county, where he is holding ten days singing school.
 Fair assortment of Kitchen Cabinets included in our August Furniture Sale.
 The w. H. Harper Go.
 Dr. k. R. Gotham, wife and little son, Master Ralph, Jr., returned last Tuesday from three weeks visit to points in Colorado.
 Miss Mary Styron who had been talk ing summer course at the State Uni versity, at Fayetteville, has returned tc her home in this city.
 Mrs. J. r. Burks, after visit to hel mother, Mrs. A. II. Dozier, and othel relatives in this city, has returned te her home at Helena.
 MT. Chas. Gotham, of Port Arthur, i. here on visit to his parents, Mir. an( Mrs. D. B. Gotham, and other relative. this week.
 "Keep Kool" in one of oul Hot day Suits"-the best value for your money. Let us sho W you-Model Shoe Store.
 Mir. A. H Mcdonnell, of Altheimer is spending the week with his wife an' babies who have been visiting relative here for sometime.
 Mrs. w. A. Summervlle, of Eudora is spending the summer with her par ents. Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Kimbro, il this city.
 Mir. Borenza Hunter and wife, o New Edinburg, Cleveland county, wis tied the family of Mir. J. F. Hunter near this city, this week. | faa% <r1.1 T. 1zA