The Little River news., 1918-10-26
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 Tom Parish of Arden was iD Ash down Thursday.
 Your Contribution buys tLe:r Con- fort.
 Jim fIemphil was over from Rich mond Thursday.
 For gil Cresds and one Cause.
 Apples any amount.-Wood Bldg w. l.. Masoner.
 NJ. E. SanGarson was here from Tex ar}lana Thursday. 7
 Geo r arls Of Ho3e : spending few days in AshG0wn.
 A. Y. HemPAi2; 3@ t,tc. mond was in AshdoWn Wedae. lay.
 Car of apples in @osd bl lg. on Main St.-W. L. Masonar
 Russell Milford ws5 over from Ben Lomond Wednesday
 Make a Soldier Happy and you help a Soldier to fight.
 Bill Younghlood 0. Wilton was trad ing in Ashdown Thursday.
 See the new shipment Of Sport Waists at the Millinery Store.
 John Waldo of Miliwood was trad ing in AshdoWn Wednes day. .
 See the new shipment of Sport Waists at the Millinery Store
 Lon Sp:gner- of Ben Lomond was trslding in Ashdown Thursday.
 See the new shipment of Sport Waists at the Millinery Store.
 Millions Of dollars for Millions of Fighters.
 Tom Spigner of Ben Lomond was trading in AshdoWn Wednesday.
 Make your dollar b.ll "Ch5cr up, Bill''
 Arthur Barlow of Little Rock, form erly 0. this city was here Tues&ay.
 Dr. Hopkins of Nashville made a professional trip to Ashdown Wednes- day.
 Special Prices this week on Silk Hose at the Millinery Store, S1.00 and $125
 Will you dis down in your jeans For the boys that dig down in the Trenches?
 Misses Banla Kitley and Ruth Cash of Wilton were shopping in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Mrs. J. R. FurloW is at Idabel with her daughter, Mrs. Tom Bookout, who is quite ill
 Special Prices this week on Silk Hose at the Millinery Store, $1OO and $125.
 R. ?. L,.,ll 2.' of Foreman was look ing :fter business interests in Ash down Thursday.
 Mrs. C. B. Dritt left "Wednesday night :or Lockesburg after visit with friends here.
 Let the Boys charge it, and we Il pay it.
 Special Prices this week on Silk Hose at the Millinery Store, s1O0 and $125
 H. G. Sanderson arrived here from Texas Thursday with his mother, wEo will visit with her son, Jirl SanSerson. We are offering for sale at reason able prices in small or large tracts all the land formerly owned by the Nash vile Lumber Co.---ewelling & Price Williams, Nashville, Ark St
 Homer Cogins. Bob Price and R,v- burn left Wednesday night for Little Rock to enter the motor truck service at Camp Pike
 Do not neglect the warnings of na- ture. If your appetite is poor, breat bad, tongue coated you will t,e sic unless you take sters to put your sys- tenn in good condition. Prickly As Bitters is the remedy you need l: purifies the bowels, strengthens dige5 tion and regulates the liver. Price $125 per bottle.-Moiel Drug Store Special Agents.
 Mrs. Edward Freeman of Little Rock who has been visiting her sister Mrs. P H. Phillips, has left for Hora- tio to visit her parents.
 "All Together"
 A burning sensation in the throat snd chest means bad digestion and digestive trouble is the starting point for many serious diseases, particularls kidney disease. Better take Pric,.l Ash Bitters and rut your stomac,e and digestion in sound condition before serious trouble begins. Price $1.25 per bottle-Model Drug Store, Special Agents.
 Mrs. Bettie Traylor of this city has received several letters from her son, Homer, who went over to France with the Ashdown company. He gives an interesting account of his trip over sQd tells O. tf2 coun'.ry in which he is now located. He likes it, but thinks it will not compare with the good old U. S.