The Prescott daily news., 1917-06-04

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 Walter Mutt motored to Hasklll yesterday and returned with his fam fly who have been visiting relatives at Pine Bluff for the past month.
 Let us fill your recipes and pres criptions; they will always be filled fright Two Registered Druggists. Hesterly Drug Store.
 LOST-Black silk umbrella some where in business section of city. Finder will return or phone me. Mrs. C. M. Hirst, phone 163. If
 Miss Laura Campbell of Dallas, Iowa, returned home this morning after an extended visit here as the guest of MT. and Mrs. c. L. Green.
 E. M. Sharp left yesterday for Mena where he went to attend the funeral of c. L. Lockridge, promi- nent retired merchant, formerly pres ident of the Lockridge Dry Goods Go. of Mena.
 Roy Daniel of Laneburg, was in the city this afternoon to purchase some of the full blooded Hereford stock recently imported here by Messrs. Smith and Sharp of the First State Bank.
 FOR SALE-Baby chicks. Five varieties of the best blooded chickens White Wyandottes, White Leghorns Black Minorcas, Buff Orpingtons and Plymouth Rocks, 15c each. No de- liveries. Call at McRae Farm, 1 1-2 miles east of Prescott. H. Griger. St
 The matinee at the Gem show will begin tomorrow afternoon at 1:3O. This is done so that ladies desiring to attend the attraction at Chautauqua may do so. Be there at 1:30 and you will see the entire show and get out in time to go to the park.
 Tomorrow is the day of days in the lives of the present younger genera tion and why not make it a day of celebrating, everybody in town taking part. If you are merchant or other business man, close your doors; it will be small patriotic duty.
 At the Park Hotel: D. c. Franks Clyde, O.; Robt. Hugh. Shelbyville Tenn; N. L. Stallings, Detroit; A. F Drake, Philadelphia; F. w. Keane Mansfield, La.; w. c. Morgan, Little Rock; C. A. Rendleman, Boston; J. S. McCarmel, Ed Kaiser, Hot Springs.
 The two banks of the city, Bank of Prescott and First State Bank, have arranged with the management of the Gem Theater to admit the first 100 ladies free at the matinee to- 7 morrow afternoon to witness "The Dollar and the Law" story of thrift in five parts. The picture has the en- : dorsement of the American Bankers , Association and is part of the nation wide movement for thrift. The show will begin promptly at 1:30 and those attending have time afterward to attend the Chautauqua program. = l frcf c1 Ira ,ati was the verdict of every person who attended the great American drama "The Melting Pot" at the Chautau- qua tent last Saturday night. The tent was crowded, as usual, and the attention of everyone was held on the stage as each player participated in giving Prescott people real taste of dramatic ability, the ability that one pays $2 seat for in the big cities. We will not attempt to describe the different patriotic scenes, some of which were full of emotion, with a touch of humor. backed by a cast of ten people who have played the big towns with success. If you missed "The Melting Pot" you missed some thing that you will probably never see this side of St. Louis again. Schildkret's Orchestra, another fea- ture. will be here this afternoon and evening, with lecture this afternoon by Senator Helen Ring Robertson.