The courier-index., 1918-02-15

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
! Is or 20 per cent. *29
+ M. II Ford left today for Memphis
to spend several days on business.
I He Will also go to Jackson Miss,
4 to attend the conference of southern
cotton planters there tomorrow. the
i purpose of the conference is to devise
ways to fight the pink boil weevil
/ that is proving destructive to the
| cotton crop. Mr. Ford was appoint
ed by Gov. Brough as one OF the
| delegates from Lee county.
Don't buy q typewriter with your
| eyes shut The Woodstock has the
best features of other machines with
added improvements. See it at
| Turner's. stf
The Mississippi store has reduced
the price on Mems Lace Boots 10
to Is per cent. The winter is not
near over yet February is yet to
come mighty good time to in
vest in a pair. .29
o. r. Perry received a message
the other day from his wife who is
in Moravia, Iowa, announcing the
| birth of son to Mrs. Hays Win
SLOW, daughter of Mr.. Perry.
the main one is that Shumacker's
Market always has sweet and Irish
potatoes, home raised turnips, rut-
abegar turnips, onions, celery. lettuce
cabbage. apples, oranges. bananas,
and lemons. Butter nut bread and
Cutie cakes received fresh every
day. Get the habit of phoning US.
We will please you as we have pleas
ed others. Phone 313. stf
Dan Pilkington has resigned his po- /
sition in the Missouri Pacific freight
office to become a travelling sales
man for the Cole Mcintyre & Nor
fleet Grocery Co. Of Memphis. Mr..
Pilkington will have Eastern Arkan-
sas as his territory.
Get the baby cap at the Miss
issippi Store. Prices have been re-
duced from 75 cents to So cents
each. Hurry before they are all
picked over. *29
The Robertson and Benham agency
reports the sale of the Woodall
residence property on Poplar and
Liberty streets, owned by Mrs. Mona
O. Summerford and Mrs Fannie O. &
Smith, Of IndianOla, Miss, to Rex
and Roy Hunt Of Charleston, Miss.
II is understood the Young men
bought the place for a home for
their father and sister, Mrs. Stayton
Hudson. who are now living in the
property.
The Mississippi Store is carrying
full line of Mccall patterns A
pattern with a reputation big
lot of free fashion plates. Magazines
at ten cents each. *29
A tenant house on Pugh Govan's
farm near Mariana was destroyed
by fire Wednesday evening The
building was occupied by Jeff John
son, colored, who lost his household
effects. 800 pounds of meat. barrel
of flour and $175 in money which
he had carelessly failed to put in a
hank. Mr. Govan states the building
was worth about $500. There was
no insurance to cover any of the
losses.
TO THE FARMERS pay CASH
for country produce. Bring your
eggs. butter. turnips. potatoes. and
peas to me. W. A. Willis. cash gro
GER *2S
J. E. 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-Newbern Company. '19
Shumacker's Market. Headquarters
for all kinds of good meats. | make
a speciality OF high grade meat. buy
ing only the best that the market at
fords and from reliable sources only.
All orders entrusted to our care will
receive the very best of attention at
all times. Kansas City beef and
pork. mixed and all pork sausage,
brains, liver breakfast bacon and
hams. home killed pork, butter and
oleomargarine. Make 1t a habit to
place your orders early This Sc
cures the best delivery. Phone 1913.
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