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The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Tonight!

The regular monthly meeting of the Dermott Board of Trade will be held tonight at s:30 at the office of the Southeast Arkansas Development Bu. reau. A full attendance is urged
 Especially the young men and the merchants are invited to come and take part in the work of this organi- zation. During the past week. an au- dience has been secured with the State Corporation Commission for the pur- pose of securing an improved railway schedule. and the contract has been let for bridge across Bayou Bartholo- new northwest of town The mer. chants will benefit more from the latter than any one else. and they should reeiprocate by giving their sup port to the Board of Trade
 We are particularly anxious to have the young men enroll as members. as later the responsibility for this work will fat on them. Some of the young men have spoken about the Board of Trade assisting in the building of a gymnasium. and while no definite promises can be made binding the or ganlzation. we can assure them of our help individually. and would suggest that by taking an active part in the Board of Trade. they would undoubtedly be able to secure valuable co-opera ton
 Lets all get together in this work for the up-building of Dermott. and see how great results can he accom- plished Watch Dermott Crow
 w D. Trotter. President
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Post Office to be Moved

Pursuant to the advertisement which appeared in this paper. bids for loca- tion for the Dermott Post Office after January l2th. 1920. were received and announcement is made this week that the postal authorities have accepted the proposition offered by the Dermott Hotel Corporation, and following the above date. for a period of ten years. the Dermott Post Office will be located in the Dermott Hotel building in the room adjoining Wells Cash Store, now used by Belser, Dishongh X Co. as supply room.
 Handsome new fixtures have already been ordered and with the enlarged .nd improved equipment, Dermott will have one of the finest offices in tho
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
Local and Personal

No-Fly at Orr's.
 Everything for baby at The Novelty Regular meeting of the Board of Trade tonight.
 Ice Tea Glasses and Ice Cream Dish es. Belser. Dishongh & Go. Water Coolers and Automatic Freez- CTS. Belser, Dishongh X Go. No. Fly keeps flies away from horses and cattle Get it at Orr's.
 Ice Cream Freeezors and Refrigera- tors. .-Belser. Dshongh X Co. Mrs. Harvey Parnell is spending the week with relatives at Warren Furnished rooms for rent. also rooms for light ekeeping. Phone 204. Refrigerators, Freezers
 Orr Hardware Co. Screen Wire. Screen Doors and Lawn Mowers. Belser. Dishongh X Co. WANTED: Dressmaking. Fancy sewing a speciality. Mrs. l.. J. Byrd Standard mowers. the best rakes.
 Orr Hardware Co Keep the flies away with No-tly
 Orr Hardware Co. Phone l07 for milk. cream and bun ter. Two deliveries daily night and morning.
 FOR SALE: One five year old mare. See Mrs. Inez Terrill. in the Helmstetter Addition If. Misses Floy and Stella Ross of Monti- cello are guests here this week of Mrs. C. c. Henry.
 Miss Ellyse Wiggs of Russelville IS guest here this week at the $. J. T. Wynne home.
 Miss Josie Delaney of Fort Smith is here visiting at the home of her broth CT. J. F. Delaney.
 Sherwin- Williams No.Fly kepes flies away from horses and cattle. Sold by Orr Hardware Co.
 For good butter. and pure sweet milk and cream (neither bitter nor sour) phone lO7 Two deliveries daily. Majestic ranges. Buck ranges. alum mum ware. jelly glasses. refrigerafors, water coolers. Orr Hardware Co.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
To California by Automobile

Mir. and Mrs D. kimpel and Mrs. B. Ford in the Kimpel Oldsmobile. and Mir. and Mrs. k. P Remley. Louis Hardin and Marvin Bird in the Remley Mar mon. expect to leave this morning for cross country trip to San Diego. Cal fornia. and other points on the Pacific coast. They expect to reach San Die go about the 20th of this month, and return to Dermott about the first of September.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03
First Cotton Bloom

The first cotton bloom of the season was brought to this office last Friday morning. June 27th. by w D. Trotter It was grown on his place by Tom Clark Since that time many others have reported blooms.
 While the cotton crop in Chicot coun- ty is below normal, conditions around Dermott are much better than in other sections There has been lots of rain. and there is lots of grass. also the promise of lots of boil weevil all of which is discouraging for those who have counted largely upon cotton. but even then conditions in this immediate vicinity are above the average and there Is much to be thankful for
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03

uiss DucI SUI Is CAPS1tCh home this week from Memphis. where she has been attending school.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Crenshaw of Augusta spent Tuesday here at the home of his father. J. T. Crenshaw. Floor Wipe-Foor Lack -- iron bed ename-screen paint.
 Orr Hardware Co. We can save you 25S on Trunks, Furniture and Stoves
 Beser. Dishongh X Co. We operate Plumbing and Tin Shop and solicit your business. Phone l50 Baxter X Blythe. Contractor R w. Lane begins work this week on two story brick hotel and business house for J. w Barnett at Tillar
 P O. Byuum and family returned last Thursday from Cooper's Wells, Miss. where they spent ten days re cuperating.
 Mrs G. NJ Bushey and two children of Ferriday. La, have been guests here the past week of her sister. Mrs. L H. Harrison.
 Harry McDermott returned to Der mott Monday from Massachusetts. where he was recently mustered out of military service.
 This office is getting out new dlrec tories for the Dermott telephone ex- change. They will be ready for dis tribution next week
 Mrs. Ida Whitney left last week for her home at Bakersfield. California. after visit here with Mrs. o. Mon tell and other relatives.
 Fruit Jars. Tops and Rubbers
 Belser. Dshongh X Go. Dr. and Mrs Newmon Taylor and two children of Memphis are guests here at the A. Prothro home. Dr. Taylor is secretary of the Tennessee State Board of Health.
 Misses Willie Mae and Bernice Ma son. accompanied by their mother. left last Saturday for Fayetteville. where they are attending the summer session sL
 Dr. Paul E. Johnson returned to Dermott from Camp Pike last week. having been mustered out of the ser vice He left Monday for business trip to Holly Grove and Helena.
 Word has been received by relatives here announcing the safe arrival in New York of Frank Moore of this place He has been in overseas ser vice for the past twelve months
 There is Reason in all things and the Reason We can save you money on what you buy from us Is that We are not dependent upon one or two lines.
 Belser, Dishongh X Co. The Suburban Store. r.. Schnelz. proprietor. handles chickens. eggs. butter. and fancy groceries of all kinds. Delivery to any part of city at all times. Your patronage solicited. If Mrs NJ F. Brian and little grand daughters, Frances and Nell Hudson, returned to their home at Pine Bluff Sunday. after a visit here at the home of her daughter, Mrs, F.. F.. Barlow. The regular business meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society will be held at the Methodist Church Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. All mem bers are urged to be present
 Secretary.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-03

Collins and Baskets at Relser. pi- shongh X Cos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
An Inside Bath
Makes YOuLook
and'Feel Fresh
Says a glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
keeps illness away.
This excellent, common-sense
health measure being
adopted by millions.


Physicians the world over recon-
mend the inside bath, claiming this Is
Of vastly more importance Than out
side cleanliness. because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood. causing III health, while the
pores IN the ten yards Of bowels do
Men and women are urged 70 drink
each morning, before breakfast Z
rlass q hot water with 4 teaspoo1ful
az limestone phosphate IN IL, as a
harmless means OF helping 10 wash
from the stomach. LIVER. Kidneys and
bowels the previous days indigestiblc
material. poisous. sour bile and toxins
thus cleansing. sweetening and Duri-
fyilg the entire alimentary canal be-
fore putting more food into tie stor,-
sch.
just as roap and hot water cleanse
and freshen the skin, so hot water and
limestone phosphate act on the elm
NATIVE organs.
Those who wake up 9Th bad breath.
coated tongue, nasty taste or have q
dull, aching head. salssu complexion.
acid stomach; others who are subject
% bilious attacks sr constipation.
should obtain a quarter pound OF lime
stone phosphate AZ the drug store.
This will cost very little but IS sum.
Client 60 demonstrate the value OF In
ride bathing. Those who continue II
each morning are assured OF FRO
nounced results. both IN regard 10
health and appearance
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
Washlna Embre i dsr,ss-

Bran water baths are good fer
xorsted and cotton cmbroideries.
They should be made by adding .
quart Of fresh bran To three quarts
Of water. Poll this for half an hour.
strain md then pour into couple
OF bowls, add cold water until it u
lukcwarm. put in the embroidery
and rub till clean. rnss in clean
water and then place the second
hasin of bran water. drying the ar
ucle as quickly a. possible. Away
IRON on the srong side.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
sssk. Well Of hsr.

A preacher in the reign OF
Charles III. was TO receive fl0 IL II
bis sermon at the funeral Of Nine
Creswell he said nothing but vel
Of her. She was rather a bad char
scter and herself had dictated the
clause in her will. SO. after a gen
sral address on mortality, he thus
concluded by the will Of a de
ceased sister it is expected that J
should mention her and say moth
ing but what was well of her. Ali
that / shat, say Of her, therefore, il
this: She was born well, she live
well. and size died well, for she Vi
born will re raYe Creswell. sh'
lived in ,enwc and shv lied
Rride-ell Nirn .ou0ns 'mr'lsI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17

over 81. O9O. 900 in 80 days and the Me
Mann oil Company, since 1907 A. made
S5D no 600 in profile. siXiy-tive dollars
INFESTED IN the Kern Oh Company has
uaid over Sl6. 001 dollars M dividends,
and the Q-aker City Oh Company paid
acssh iviieud Of $500 on each 80
share OF storS sul the Houston Oil Com
psnv uai stock dividend OF 500 per
cant. The investors IN thee Companies
eoHa OIL whom have never seen the Gil
wells. started q Vol will start, perhaps
with M ~ t Investment, increasing il
AZ your ea-nings TO ibls rni treb p
THE PROPERTY Th BO ION
KEN lucky OIL co tiPANT ia inc0r-
poraaei under the laws % the state Of
Deleware. Capitol sock $4,000 flll
pail An non assessable. No preiefr4d
stlcS and NJ bonds All shares will
participate eqlaily in each and every
dividend. The properties of the Boston
Kentucky Oh Company crmprise $50
scrc- advent TO the well known Reg
and Oil Field in Rowan County. Ken
tuckv, and $50 acres in Clay County.
The Bo-t0r-kentnckv Oh Company
owns all IT. lands in lee and has no
Leases no Rosalties and no rentals to
laNs livery A'lhiiAAA'h HhN1 " Aht
success 81 the Overwhelmingly Oil
Company AZ in close proximity are the
great oil wells Of many dividend paying
comnani.s
The PRO ~pECT. Every dsv the
press Of this Coult y mentions the i'm
portaure u POO iuciug more IL. les. 6ib.
rs gallons 0f oil re shipo-d out
Kentucky in ~, remlrkah'e increas
over the previous year, and 1915 VIII b
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17

HaRES
s. 80 buys 30 shares
1900 blys 100 shares
80 90 my 200 shares
800 hn,s 800 shaies
80 10 buys 400 shares
q 20 buys 500 shares
1000 buys 1900 share.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
ING advertisement Boston kens ~" advance 90 Twenty Cents
FORTUNES IN OIL ARE BEING MADE IN KENTUCKY

THERE ARE thousands Of people
VII have won their way to fortune and
life ! ng n eper zen 2 through a good
investment Ih oil Right now, the Gov
err ment ~ urging the development "
ever acre OF OIL Lands in this cDuntr;
Prices for oil we're never higher, Oh n
here, Billions and Billions Z gallons
AMI the BOSTON. KENTUCKY Gil
Company IL going 10 DO It's s"sre IN
supplying this great demand. your op.
p-rtunity TO &c I Ahead" an share IN
the profits is here. For quick fortunes
staggering profits and over hel ming
wealth creating possibilities. n1ihing
like the oil business las ~ pe-n
Town Fortunes are often real I'll IN
the twinkling OF an eye-milh'naires
made over night. aud everyon- from
the millionaire has an equal opp rlnnltv
b participate according TO the en- unt
he can AFFORD 10 invest.
The SSTON.KENTUCKY olLC)m
par ~ tells You how 10 invest t. q; the
mos from OIL. IL does not matter ~
-una ! your means, how little surplus you
"a have available for investment pur
~ De oYrot1nity for you 4 secure
err r-t in zoe oil business IL llst a.
.r in r0noriOn as though YOU had
am IA dollar 10 inve-t. The judgment
a. ~ le directors o. this Com
yrry Ir Gs many shares a. you
can q tu p '1u- Kentucky Oil Com
PAM 2 ii iienlly advice and shonlt
give you 1l your family a start on the
"R 81. & Pes city" Recent reports
snow la olss bii'ies for you On the Dos
ton Ken eky oil Company Tor instance
the oin-f r 81 recently uOirced more
~ ~ Lee - b.rrels Of Ci. ard made
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17

the biggest year in the his DRY OF Ken
|tuckv Oils, and 1919 should surpass all
previous years. The Boston. Kentucky
IOil Company should add ma erislly 10
the constantly increasing production.
People everywhere are wildly enthusi.
as &c over these new fields and in the
course OF a few months the good news
will be spread 10 the investors who hsy,
chosen wisely and we'll.
AN UNUSAL profit taking emporium.
ity. Without cost or Obligation the Bos.
ton Kentucky Oil Company will give
each and every purcla Of BIOS TON.
KENTUCKY shares, an option on an
equi, number Of shares a, the price pad
at ,he ilne II original purchase. This
option nay be akeu up At any time
within six months from Dec. lstIgls
regardless OF the railing price at which
the shares nav then be selling for.
MAKE CHE MOST OF this wonderful
opportunity NOW-inyest in oil-u,acs
yourseit in the position where a little OF
your surplus money may bring you big.
ger results than YOU ever dreamed III
BOSTON KENTUCKY aconseryative
Co mpany, managed by men who know
how 70 produce oil. The acreage /, nm.
usually large aud the capitalization IN.
usally small. Buy your share now at
The present low price OF loo per share
before drilling begins. TIE price viii
90 mp as the drill goes down. Make
money by buying before the ADVANCE in
price. This Offering will not wait-act
now -obey that impulse-dll ont the at.
acnsd application blank on either the
cash or partial payment plan and mail il
today.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-30

I-, A half cenriry aeo the coitrect xSB tho 1ul4otQg ok tho new Fr4eton brdd(fg In Norwich Xhs let to d New Ha3 lT firm severe eIectrfcal storm sw&ni
 dsssroysd S sed sevess se s nad BniIdi5gs Extracts from The Bulletins files 9l
 AaS. ss. lsss.-ff.Srisk puv.rnay.
 enpf9ye n sptaxps 45ilE si BaltlS Iwas drowned near Waldo depot whiid bathing in the Shatucket. He had
 sons sosors eas s,s ever , ne aspsh ard Tnt aoEg him. His rematns were recovered that evening and win be interred at Ba1fIc. The thunder storm of Saturday, 1i-
 snousn tho severe h this city. was nnnss :; ouildines were struck and the roadb&d or the ratlro1ds was badly washed rS-
 1uhfnx Immediate repairs in order to keep tramc moving even at a sfu&
 pace. On the whole tract iron, L<62- anon to Willimantfc the lightning was
 terrific and the rain fell unprec6dent-
 Grand Army veterans in this eitv have received an invitation to atfend' < reunion to Be held at Ocean cOtta&e near Providence, tomorrow President Grant General Sherman and Gover- snors Morgan and Padelford ara ex- 'pected to be present.
 Aug 24 18so.-The Norwich and. Worcester depot in this city IS now. uhQSr8OanS Heeded renovation and reflection. which is the next hest thing to tearing. the old structure down and buildfns new one in it's place.
 C.; e. ThoTupson at the Falls raises the most extraordinary sufifowcrs e&et seen The petals are very fnc and the seeds likewise. They look like exnx- gerxted dandelione. E
 The Preston bridge will be sold. at auction this (Tuesday) noon Anyone out of a bridge win find this an excel lent opportunity to invest.
 The work on the mill at TzftviIie Is making good progress. tho northern quarter being now closed in. and work has now been commenced on the east ern abutment of the danf
 A party of well known Norwegiansl departed for NeE London yesternopn, thence to- take yacht and fish for two or three days.
 Aug. 25. 1sss.-The board of select and decided to build deck bridge t0 Preston. over the Shetucket 37 feet wide. which win permit roadway of 24 feel and two six-feet sidewa HSs, clear Tiies new hridYe will be i. of wrought irou. Of thrces spaus. similar. to the Engtish structure at Warehouse Point and will Cost s2s.00o. exclusive I been contracted for Preston wilt ofd course stand Tor half the, expense. Al New Haven contractor made the pro l posal to construct a bridge. of thisl character for the price named and has been awarded the contract The old for $1o5 =vs, the money. witiFbe tiitnedd ovArs te~ the bridge conmltte tee.. -s .--.ess,yl
 The congrega tioual society of | Gyeenevflle arc placinga a new organ in their church at an expense of $1.7Q0. \ and an organ concert win soon be |
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-30
MARLIN ROCKWELL PLANTS
 ARE TO BE SOL c

All the huildines1 and realty or the Marlin Rockwell corporation in Will low street, New Haven. and in Ham den. will he sold at public auction to the highest bidder next Triiaya says the New Haven Journal Courier;
 The Willow street property. which comprises the largest asset of the company in buildings. win. he put on at the Willow street entrance to the plant The Hamden plant will be sold on the same day at 2,3o in the after- noon at the Dixwell avenue entrance to the plant.
 It has been rumored that the Co iumbia Graphophone company which is to leave Bridgeport because of la : bor troubles, would be a bidder for at least one of the plants At tho coming auction. No confirma tion of this could be obtained from officers of the Graphophone company. which has extensive buildings in Bridgeport last night The company Is said to have purchased plants in New York.
 The machinery and .other equip ment of the Willow street and Dix well avenue plants of the Marlin cor poration as well as that of the com cenifiy offered for sale at auction in New York but no announcmeent of their sale has been made by the company.
 No reason could be learned for the company's determination to sell it's plants.
 The Willow street plant closed down entirely several weeks ago, just after 1t had been announced that the sporting rifle business would be moved to Norwich, and later that it would be retained in New Haven. 4 short time previously it had been said that the Marlin company would move at least part Of its roller bearing factory tp Philadelphia to the Willow street shops El New Haven. ,z.ss EE' ss ssesass J the company was given as a probable reason for the various changes in plans.
 The Hamden plant Is still occupied by the Mayo Radiator compa ny. which iss owned by the Marlin Rock well company. and about 200 hands are employed there at present, engaged in the manufacture of radiators.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-30
A ONl =
D06k III . GAz4

the six delseates who attended from here.
 Among the fifty or more people re. gently entertafned at the Bay View house. NiaIstic. were MT. and Mrs Ar
 thur C. CfDweH and scn. Lester Crow ell with Mrs Crpwells ravents. MT and Mrs Frank H Patrick, of Will iams street. and Mr. and Mrs Errol C Lillibridgc Misses Susan and Emily Wilcox and Edward, Ladd of Scot
 Miss Myrtle Mccord <of west Town street. leaves today fSaturday) for a
 weeks visit at the home of her un-
 McCord of Irvington. N: T.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. II Lamh of Town
 street were entertained Thursday al
 the home of MT. and Mrs. Jonas Her
 bert of Griswold. = The trip was made
 in MT Herbert's automobile.
 Mrs. David Kinney of Tanner
 street will leave Sunday to make an
 indefnitA stay at her cottage Edse-
 water. Lords Point. Mrs. Kinney will
 her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
 Mrs. Jacob Renner and their son. Frederick of Hartford. former resi- dents os Norwich Town.
 avenue left Thursday for a few days
 visit with her son and his wife. Lieu- tenant and Mrs. Henry Croker or Schenectady. N. Y. Lawrence CrolSer.
 who has been passiug the summer at the home Of his brother and sister ipe law will return with his mother One afternoon recently from two tc five o'clock Mrs. David NJ. Dean of 1e Town street eHtertained a haby pars tx in honor of he.-s nephew. Burton J Robbins. of Providence The babies whc were accompanied by their moth CTS. included Florence Smith. Thefma Marsh Dorothy Kelly. Harold Vars Albert Smith of Town street and Lloyd Hiscox from this city. Mrs Dean served sandwiches fauc. cookies cake and ccao to her guests numbering eighteen.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-30
NORWICH TOWN

Rev. F. d. Aver win preach at the First CongreE1ticnal church Sunday morning
 Mrs. bora Hofbrook has moved from Elm avenue to Lafayette street.
 Mfs4 Melissa Lerkhan1 cf vergason avenue has leased an appartment at A Exst Town street and urfn occupy it in Sepfember-
 A1rs. -Esteife Perkins ana 0zusnters. Myft5Ha and Dorothy ~Psr1elns. have returned to their home on East Town street, after several weeks stay in Wat&rfofA.
 Mies Marion g. Rogers of Upper WzaA9s1h8f5ss* street. one of the grad u&tAe from Connccticut College. 1913, ts to teach English and Cfvfcs at the Stoningtcn High school.
 Mir and Mrs Carlos Ercieston Of New Lordqr turnpike leave by auto n6bfJe tUdAy CSaturdayJ to pass a feN ada5r wdeh re1Atfves in Rhode Is- land Tr Providence they will visit MT and Mra Clyde s. Joslfn and whfae fr Lafayette win he the guests of Sergeant ard Mrs Jefn P. Camp bell
 The Christian Endeavo- society Of the First Congrcgationais church will. meet Sunday evening af sever O. clock instca6 of the ,sn1a, hour Re ports on the iate-nat1onal convention of 0hristian Endeavcrs held recent ly in Buffalo, Y. sf. wiii be given by