The Dermott news., 1918-05-23
Porch swings, settees, hammocks.
 Eagle Furniture Go.

Arkadelphia, Miss Nlnette Autrey ana Miss Alice Craig of Columbia, and MT. and Mrs. Albert Sims and Mrs. John Haines of Lake Village were Dermott visitors last Thursday. They motored over from Lake Village in the Sims car
 Henry Bordeaux, deputy fuel admin istrator for this county. calls the at tention of the public to the order re- cently issued that there can be no coal shipped into Chicot county after Aug. ist. All dealers and consumers are warned to get all needed supplies be- fore that date.
 Eighteen white men have been called to report from Chicot county for mill tary service next Sunday. Among them are Willie Duerson, Larou Ofutt and W. M. Wilks of this place, and George Adams Crenshaw and Buster Woods who recently moved from here to Little Rock They are ordered to re port at Camp Pike.
 Harvey Parnel is asking the people of Chicot County to elect him as their representative. and Is pledging his best efforts to the office Mr Parnel is an able, energetic successful young busi ness man. well qualified for the office he seeks. He is confident of election, and very appreciative of the support which Is being given him.
 LOST-Last Thursday. either in Der mott or on the road from the Courtney farm to R. w. Lanes, an octagon shaped gold wrist watch. Elgin make. with gold wristlet attached. Liberal reward for return to
 Mrs. Guy II. Courtney.
 Haley. Ark.
 FOR SALE:-Two Houses and Lots One Frame House, large store and 3 living rooms, Lot 50x200 feet One Frame House. } rooms. trout and rear porch. Lot 5ox2O0 feet. Situated at corner Freeman and Daniels streets.  For Terms. apply or write to
 1t K MAFouZ, Dermott Ark.
 The closing of the public school was followed by an almost immediate dis persement of the nonresident members of the faculty Miss Cochran left Wednesday for her home at Paris. Miss Carmical has returned to Monticello, and Miss Whitson to McGehee. Miss Mason leaves tomorrow for Batesvile. and Mrs Suber and Mir. Blackwood ex pect to leave the first of next week.
 Next Tuesday Is the day for the democratic primary election, and in spite of the war and the Red Cross drive, interest in the contests for the various offices is becoming intense. A number of the candidates are address. ing the voters this week through the columns of this paper and each of the articles should be carefully considered by the voters before their ballots are cast
 NOTICE:-Those who subscribed for Third Liberty Loan Bonds are asked to call promptly on the 18th of each month and make their payments on same to the banks Probably due to an over sight, number of subscribers have failed to do this. and as the monthly payment plan was permitted solely as a matter of accommodation to their customers it seems only fair that the payments should be made promptly to the banks
 From all over the district come the most tlattering reports concerning the candidacy of Hon. F. c. Hammock for a thoroughly dignitied campaign which Is bound to command the respect of even those who are opposed to him. As to his efficiency. integrity and gen eral qualifications for the office there can be no question. Also he is person ally very popular and his friends feel little doubt as to his rolling up t,., majority next Tuesday.
 The Haas Motor Car Co. has just completed the remodeling of their building, which has not only greatly increased the convenience of their es- tablishment but has also added greatly to the appearance of the street. They have had the building newly painted have put in new show windows, and installed an air station for public use They have recently put in full line of tires and accessories and have been ap- pointed a service station for Goodyear tires, and are soliciting your patronage through the columns of this paper This enterprising firm Is composed of r. T. Haas and (. c Nielsen.
 The candidacy of Joe Ferguson for State Treasurer is most heartily en- dorsed by his home people. They say ha. T I