The courier-index., 1918-02-01

Get the baby cap at the Miss issippi Store. Prices have been re- duced from 75 cents to 55 cents each. Hurry before they are all picked over s29
 Game Warden Med. Donaldson of Paragould spent last night in Mari anna and left today for Hughes to look after some parties charged with having violated the game laws.
 If you want to save money on staple merchandise, and of course you do watch next weeks Courier Index for announcement of big bargain sale. *2S Edward Robertson, son of Judge and Mrs. k. D. Robertson. left Thurs | day night of last week for Austin Texas, to study in the Presbyterian Theological Seminary at that place
 The Mississippi Store is carrying full line of Mccall patterns. A pattern with a reputation. A big lot of free fashion plates. Magazines at ten cents each. *29 The D. C. Govan Chapter, U. D. C., will sell candy at the Harrington drug store on Friday afternoon, Feb ruary 8, the proceeds to go to the Red Cross and other benevolent work.
 J. F. Mann has moved his jewelry store from Harrington Bros' drug store to the building occupied by the Arkansas Light and Power Com panys office, across the street from the Griffis Newborn Company *19I in the officers training camp at Leon Springs, Texas has been trans ferred to the Forestry Reserve He will probably be sent to France soon.
 The Mississippi store has reduced the price on Mems Lace Boots 10 to 15 per cent The winter is not near over yet. February is yet to come. A mighty good time to in- vest in pair *29
 The Civic Improvement League will hold it's regular meeting at ten o'clock Tuesday morning. January 5, at the residence of Mrs. E. D. Robertson, president. instead of at the. Elks Home.
 The prices have been cut to pieces on ladies long coats and suits at the Mississippi store. Also on ladies' high grade waists. You had better inspect them before purchasing else where, and no doubt you can save 15 or 20 per cent *29
 Morris Lesser is the proud grand. father of fine baby girl, born to MT and Mrs. w. s. Binswanger in Memphis on last Sunday morning Mrs Binswanger was formerly Miss Florence Lesser
 Dr. Louis c. Bernays, optician, will | be at the Hotel Maranna on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. February | A. and 6. All those desiring to have eyes tested and glasses fitted | are requested to call upon him. *2
 Mrs Brian Fraizer entertained her | card club Wednesday afternoon and 1 besides the regular tables provided for the members of the club, sha added table in special compliment to Mrs. Eberle tevenson.
 R. Il Zane. One of tae most suc-I tessful farmers and stockmen in Lee county, shipped another lot of hogs to St. Louis last week, receiving $i000 for the lot. This makes $3,600 l worth of hogs Mr Zane has sold the past year.
 s. D. Johnston has moved his wholesale feed and grain business from the building opposite the Grif fis-Newbern store to the building near the Missouri-Pacific freight de pot formerly occupied by the Mari anna Wholesale Grocery Company.
 R. E. Anderson, formerly manager of the electric light plant at Blythe vile. arrived in the city Saturday to become manager of the Marianna light plant. He is accompanied by his wife and for the present they are stopping at the Hotel Marianna
 Brian Frazier. proprietor of the Fraziers Young Mems Shop has just closed a deal for the purchase oi the brick building which he occupies. The building belongs to F. w. Brick ey at Festus, Mo. Mir Frazier paid $7000 for the property.
 Lieut. Phillip Hassell. who was commissioned after completing his studies at the officers training camp at Leon Springs, Texas, spent several days here last week visiting friends and relatives. His company has been sent to Savannah, Ga, to guard the docks at that port
 A smashing big sale that will be of vital interest to every man and woman in Lee county will be an nounced in the Courier Index next