The courier-index., 1918-03-01


Merlin Haynie, who recently moved
his stock and farming implements to
the Peters place at Peters landing,
has sold his lease on the Peters
place and all his live stock and
farm tools to Will Dlugach.
No matter if your job amounts to
one of thirty days work, we cheer
furnish figures on same. Call T. E.
Hobbs at Turner's *tf
Carpenters and brick layers have
been engaged this week putting in
a new front TO the Markley building
occupied by Gilberg's shoe store.
The old front gave way under the
heavy weight OF sleet and snow sew
eral weeks ago.
Kings Improved Cottonseed. Early
maturing Let me have your orders
S. ID. Johnston. agent. 1913
Mrs Ben Elder, after a weeks
visit to friends in the city, returned
Thursday afternoon to her home at
Brickeys. 1t is the intention of Mr..
and Mrs. Elder to Immediately re-
place their home, which was recent
ly destroyed by fire.
TO THE FARMERS pay CASH
for country produce. Bring your
eggs. butter, turnips. potatoes. and
peas to me. W. A. Willis, cash gro
Ger. *28
Chas Mckee went to Memphis
yesterday for the purpose of accom-
panying Mrs. Mckee home. Mrs.
Mckee has been in a hospital in
Memphis several weeks undergoing
treatment. Her many friends will
satisfactorily.
Persons not having a convenient
place in which to smoke meat the
old fashioned way will find liquid
meat smoke at w. A. Willis grocery.
successor to the Red Star store. @2S
Louis Altman and wife returned
Tuesday from visit with friends
and relatives in Guthrie, Oklahoma,
and in Kansas City. Mr.. Altman is
now busily engaged in remodeling
the interior of the building recently
vacated by S. ID. Johnston, with a
view to opening a modern dairy
lunch.
Don't buy typewriter with your
eyes shut. The Woodstock has the
best features of other machines with
added improvements. See it at
Turner's. @tf
Shumacker's Market is headquart-
ers for country produce. Always in
the market for eggs, butter, hens,
chickens and turkeys. Bring what
you have to sell and ] will give you
the top price for same. Call me and
let me know what you have to sell.
Phone 313 *tf
A news item sent from Searcy to
the Commercial Appeal of Thursday
says a petition is being circulated in
Searcy to induce C. E. Yingling to
become a candidate for mayor Of
that city. Mr.. Yingling has served
this judicial circuit as grand jury
stenographer and is well known to
many people in Mariana.
Do you know you can buy staple
and fancy groceries at Freeman's?
And do you realize what a big saving
it would be to you if you traded at
this store where an immense business
is conducted on a very small margin
of profit? Let us, have an oppor-
tunity TO serve you at big profit to
you and a small profit to us. Free
mans. ~
Mrs. and Mrs. j. S. HALEY spent
last week in Fayetteville to which
city they were called by the illness
of their son, John HALEY, student
in the University of Arkansas. Young
HALEY was suffering from appendi-
citis. He underwent a very usccess-
full operation and was well on the
road to recovery when his parents
left him.
Maclin McClintock, secretary OF
the board of public works, was yes
terday advised that the temporary
pump for use in the new city well
was shipped on February Il. 1t Is