The Green Forest tribune., 1918-02-22

One "wheatless meal' each day = supper.
 One "porkess day' each week Saturday.
 Closer observance of "meatleas Tues day" and "wheatess Wednesday, is also ordered
 Going while they last, l5c slaves for dime at Estes Barber Shop. av
 Don t miss the big Four-Star Serial Saturday night. 6 and He. adv business in Green Forest first of the week.
 A. DeBarr entertained his son, Tom, who lives in Illinois, few days during the week.
 Miss Mollie Burkett was conspicuous for her absence from the picture show management Saturday night, due to a slight illness.
 When something seems drudgery, think of the trenches.
 J. C. Pinkerton and Charles Ore baugh went to Joplin, Mo, on business | first of the week
 Atty. A, L. Kinney, J. B. Reeves. Jeff Harbert and Andy Cox were at Berryville Monday on account of court | Henry LenoX was called home from | his work in Missouri first of the week on account of the illness of his son, Oval.
 For sale-5OO bales of hay. J. c. Stafford. adv l Atty. Ira M. Gurley of this place has yielded to the solicitation of his many friends and will formally enter the race next week for the nomination fol Representative of Carroll county. We know of no reason why he should not be elected.
 Have you any cane seed for sale! Do you need any field or garden seed! We can save you s5. % to $10.00 on q turning blow. Now is the time to buy while we have them in stock. -Buell Hardware Company. adv.
 J. F. Donaldson butchered a II months old hog Monday which weigh ed 545 lbs.
 ''The Hidden Hand' played to the largest houses in New York city of any serial that has ever been given. adv
 Jim G. Ferguson of Marshall, candi- date for Commissioner of Mines, Manufacturers and Agriculture, was a visitor in Green Forest Friday of last week MT. Ferguson is former pu- pill of the Green Forest High school and it is with pleasure we herald his name to the voters of Arkansas. He is a democrat and subjects himself to the action of the primary May 2S. 1918.
 E. J. Goes of Blackwell, Okla, has been a guest of relatives and friends during the week. While here he trad ed farms with Jeff Williams in order that when he moves to Arkansas his wife will have the pleasure of living near her brother, James Emmett.
 Phil Riser and wife have wound up their affairs in Arkansas and have re- turned to the formers home in Vir- ginia. Before leaving they spent a few days at the home of the latter s parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. o. Walker
 The prospect of the school at Blue Eye is getting better. Dr. J. s. Rogers, Missionary Secretary of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention, will be there March g. 10, Il t. make the final arrangements. Then lhe matter will be taken up with the Home Mission Board at Atlanta, Ga Then if the Home Board approves the site the work of putting up the building will begin. There is little doubt but that the Home Board will approve of the plans so I think the school car safely be counted on within the nex, year. J. B. Rose.
 Miss Molie Burkett wishes to in- form the public that the Majesti ic Theatre is being dsinfected after each entertainment. adv
 Miss Ada Alfred returned home Sat urday from Logan, New Mexico, where she had been teaching school, but was compelled to resign because of an op- eration on her right arm for necrosis bone that was caused by dislocation
 Rev. Sherman, Sherman Buell. and F. M. Seltz, new members of the Ford Society, have received the insignia of their offices. Other members will be initiated soon. Several applications are about ready to be voted on.
 James Pryor Dead
 J. A Pryor received telegram WedneSdaV announcing the death O