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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-02
Office OF Z. y. Harris

Office OF L. y. Harris
Com ssioner in Chancery OF the cir
cult Court OF New Kent County
-, New Kent c. H.. Va May 30, 1919
To the creditors OF the estate OF Nm
T.. Richa rdson. deceased:
Take notice. that on Wednesday,
July ;. 1919 between the hours OF II
y. NJ and r. NJ. at the Office Of s. :
y. Patteson. Esq. attorney Mt law, Mu-
tual Building. Richmond Va viii
proceed TO make the inquiries directed
by the foregoing decree when and
where you are required to attend
Given under my hand this the 3O,h
day Of May, 1915?
r. ~ HARRIS
Commissioner in Chanccry
BUY good used car. Read the d,scrin
lions OF the good offered for s,fs
today in tho classified ads.
iELErHONh Snur want ad. Ran
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!. On consideration whereof the
court doth adjudge. order and decree
the commissioners in chancery of this
court. who is directed TO examine state
and 10 the court report. as follows:
First An account OF the transactions
OF Mathilde Richardson. Ex'N OF the
estate Of VIM. p Richardson. deceased,
latest practicable date.
second An account of the debts and
demands asnins, the estate of the said
VIM. T. Richardson. the nature of the
same. and their prioritics.
estate OF which the said wm. r Rich.
ardson died seized and possessed. and
whether the said personal estate will
he Sufficient TO pay off and discharge
the debts and demands against the said
estate.
Fourth. OF what real estate WIN. y.
-. died seized and possessed,
annual value OF said real estate
Firth. Who are entitled TO the real
deceased. what are their respecIive
rights and interests therein. and
whether all such persons are properly
before the court in this cause?
said real estate with their respective
priorities. and what delinquent taxes
Seventh. Whether il will be neces-
sarN TO sell the rea! estate Of which
The said VIM. +. Richardson died seized
discharge the debts and demands
against his said estate.
E!ghih, An account of the notes of
the piaintiG discounted by the said W
i. Richardson, deceased. now outstand-
ing, by whom said notes are now held
and whether the same were given by
the plaintiff 10 the said VIM +. Rich
ardson for his accommodation
ninth. Whether the plaintiff is en-
titled TO have the proceeds OF the acct
dent Policy taken out by said w r.
Richardson in tho New Amsterdam
Casualty Company. which have been
collected col by said executrix. applied to
The satisfaction Of said notes OF the
plainun discounted by said Richard
son and of other indebiednesses due 10
the plaintiff by the said Richardso
estate, in preference and priority 10
other debts against said estate.
Tenth. Any other matter deemed
pertinent by the commissioner or which
he may he required by any party in
interest 10 specially state.
But said commissioner shall. before
proceeding TO execute the second in
curry of this decree. publish 4 motto.
once week for four successive week
IN some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond Va. which shall he
equivalent to personal service on All
parties interested herein
ffl.,.a
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Coal, Wood and Ice.

TYPEWRirERS sold. ren,ed repstred.
American Typewriter EXCHANGE. sos Fast
Min StreAt. Richmond. En
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rrs.. ct al
EXTRACT OF DECREE AND COM
MlSSIONER'S NOTICE:
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r EADY MONEY

we arc prepared to make Won a
loan OF any amount up TO $500 on
your household furniture, at legal
tate OF interest. We advance Won
money TO pay outstanding bills and
arrange your payments as low as
$50 Per tnr i month: We make no
cation. You only pay the interest
allowed by law. No notary fees.
Seventh Street. Phone Madison
<Sl2.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots For Sale.


6avsr e Yer.S IL a e S"'ss r"'h a
s:. ss :s:S j. ss:s al rs
mont Dy. far Tho hes, earssins in Rich,
Tlr,s,- pispatch ,">'O"'''' 80 '"'e
cQI,oSlAi. rI.AcE-Lgls in Colonial Place.
sale. 4 a5o.. care Time. DISPATCH
dEAcE srb sa; '0,. a, ,,DuniTsash." 200
;sa sa: s@AE :! d fafs nHn.f :"
GEs ERE IS lss ,t 9,s G5ns.
T.Sss4 no ' PSon :nT RssSdiph AdFs's
r;;esis9 50 Ssr front foot. < 2cs. care
ist front Az South S'' non
resident. compelled to sell WIN make nrice
e" Iapd p afs care fs'fsq
ratcn.
NO" S &?Ssmss, sIssasas i5,oS S 20 ss sss
HIdrcss NJ. j. Li5crmsn. Phone RsndoIpn
WEST E%D..Two West End Franklin Street
los , 9m,S $50 Sab must must ssil q. opes
pSs nan 8Rone RsHa"loh ,si 'dre' j.
500 ss! and sS yer o, oG IN M one
Sn2: care Tines- Dispa tch
Suburban For Sale. 81
PETERSBURG PIkE-For sale. brand new
Petersburg iikc. Price. $1,000. Terms
;GSb,sSshs55sy' 1905 Mutual pSi'dias FsoS'
Barton Heights al bargains J. c. An
d-rson SID East Er.nklln Street
VACANT rrou:rty Ism demand: What hav.
PP.oneE!y " fSfsf6i ais ais Co., Inc 81
MECHANICALLY sell the pes, of VEST
& Sa.h : Horth Firh,h ' Street us "o''""
Wanted-itcal Estate. 80
COUNTRY PROPERTY wanted. II you
have farm or country home for sale,
Thalhtnler. Richmond. Va:
ren, with ". T. Harris. $40 East Main
Street. Richmond. Va.
FARMS-i.!st your farm FOR sale with us
nov. our farm department active. Get
blanks for listing at ONCE. Richmond
Trust Co. Real Estate Department. Seventh
and Main Streets.
HOMES anted-Estate must invest at once
600" IN homes and investment property.
.ara Times DISPATCH
LIST your property for sale aud rent with
~ for good results. II. l. E. F. u. Ebel.
North Ninth Street
LlST-For quick results list your farms and
city property with y. Z. Taylor 6 Co.. a
North Ninth street.
LIST your West End lots With White &
EomIany: Ams-.ean Bank building:
DISPLAY-CLASSIFIED
vlRGIN1A-IN THE CIKGUIT. COURT
OF NEW KENT COUNTY. MAY 80,
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SODA FOiNTAlN-Best fountain made
pumps, practically also electric car
hina tor new address. 80. care Times
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MONEY-Tf you need money get It from
US. Central Loan Co. AZ z. Marshall ST
To sng so Tqr'h
every day,
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call on W. b. Reams. 707 Nor
'eenth Street. Madison 6i34. so,
ton coal for cash
MANI your Wani 40 specific
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real ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments anu Flats. "A
AE;A ..eG F.n' nicely faT2ished
m9a!hs from Jaly ApSDiy 20! soi, M lon :
oSs P@S' sen" Or ", Mis n& Wss
q 1"'s ms s,es 9ys'i%: ssi
rt;NLH ST.. y: t22-Yice nat for rent.
Houses for Rent -
GRAZ SA ST. W.-compIeieiy furnished
S@s e. saer Jss. sso. n 5Sa
HhNp pla Aedfo NIX wsNen P5ompI aH.n,!on
Resl E,ss,s E \ No nth N.nts swFy"e' Co.
!n; saIens n5GssEy e e!ss
furnished Ie" res f9r sommeF mg,hs
10. ZION wei End. Bonleysrd 2Isl.W
Wanted-ro Rent. 81
MgvakN hOusE-w.nted. modern house.
Mi!sains .'SMS. ss' Ga Seg s,rass
Gtnifs "!st on sa " and
RU9 1;S Ar, single business man desires room
kOoM SE,Wan,ed. or furnished rooms
,or .iEnt houh.keepIng. Convenient to
TO RENT-wap,sd bungalow or 5 or s.room
nopse; mus, be modern and in best resi-
sh!!ar.n AadIs.s So Msst broad SIZE. ,rset: no
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For Sale. s3
bUcKINGHAM COuNTY-If interested in
farm mineral II'I:, and timber lands in Buck.
t'H Ar nave several ,q'c9 farms On our
EasI Mstn @.-..t l. H. l. Denoon. io'
FARMs-List Thar farm with PolIsro a
ss:sy sol S's. 55issay
ftHs iS. sa Co a2Y IS s F2sns5
sAiEs' loans M ant s ,en;, Eiam Funston.
~ AcRE Ssos SG nod. house and S!ream II
30 acres, good house and stream al chest trr
saf" o Sa'y inrm s. ana GrsT good dwtps
from RICHMOND; easy. terms acres =
divide. House I rooms stop % is.~an
Fms Fms lne Low " prtte essv 'len o" Seven
cents George Z q. wtord 6 90.
Houses For Sale. "a
hot water heat; lot 59xlao: bareain ii Us.
care TIMES Dlsps ten
BOULEVARD house . rooms. . baths
;Gn!.a.nes: CHEAP " SIS, e ss4s r nxsry
Dispatch
GROVE AVE-Eight rooms baths hard.
LOT cheap 32l. care Times Dispat CHI
HIGHLAND PARK-Good GROOM house
;, Firth Avenue. $3.50 l.. T. Branch. S..
East Main Stre.t.
HOMEs-we have them on easv term.
Walter Schaaf 200 Central National Bank
Building. N
:, kayhoe home now. Don't walt Phone
Madison 7l73. ~
H9USESIEor home bargains SEQ Moore
neld Blake. Inc. 90 North Eighth ar
SIN; ROOM brick. :s3a Yves, Cary street.
TWO 100 h sln:k rooms each; 491Oc front,
Ten rooms; Second. near Main. $4,000
TWO mats; Second. near Main. $4,000.
III Ess, Main Street.
Madison 1853
ON TROLLEY LINE--Must sell Groom
Of flS s SSSF n SSS rse front large yars
slsc,rie fiHtures. Direct from owner. viii
rsrhaT ns,n for city property. $1,000. 53i
PRoPERTY-For jackson Ward property
all modern convcniences. etc. fencing ard
outbuiidngs. Location Twenty afth Strcet
Nice home Can be bought direct from
ranged Loi s5xl5o: Address Owner r. o.
Box 1916. Richmond, Vs
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ALESMAN-I hav" new invention some
thing nearly every farmer needs and the
h-n1ie.t machine Of It's Kind ever invented
want some one who Is able to handI.
m" exclusive sale ot tn, machine or Will
eivld. territory. Interstate county. Fhe
rlrat PARTY can n" fortune In handling
this machine Apply sll virginia Avenue
u. H. or can Madison 5li3-J.
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BABY CHiCkS-Du5inr tire atst few week.
n6h!cH eats only about uennvs worth
Cnowdnr makes II crow abou. twice a. fast
- your yTotsrs IN Is pound package. or
iW-boEnd SACKS Or from Br-Uer & HASTEN
Distributors 100; East csry stree;
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Win Hoard.


cL.T 81. Z. lolt-Tne Webster, rooms
AND board absolutely hrst-class; central.
Madison 2.S5.
FRANKLIN ST. L. ll5-F'irst class accom-
mode lions. permanent and transient guests
FRANKLIN ST. w. 2O--First- class accom-
modations: room with without bat N
evening dinners: Individual abies
FRANKLIN ST.. e. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fnr
nished rooms. with board, evening dinner
Mrs. Myrtle Anderson.
FURNISHED ROOMS-Two large fur
niShed rooms: one with sleeping porch;
convenient TO bath Evening dinner. is
GRACE ST.. W. sll-Mrs. Johnston. rooms
With board.
MAIN ST, NEAR FlFTIi--SharIee Hotel
Everything new and up-to-date Ideal
place Ia stop. as II Is centrally Ioca led
travellers viii md II very comfortable in
The big airy rooms All outside rooms
q. q. rettit. Fror.
TABLE BOARD-3ll West Grace Street
Private family. Mrs. Burgwyn.
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j. A. Rennolds and Bro.
Mathilde Richardson. Xxx. ct al
and
Mathilde Richardson. E,Sx OF VIM r.
Richa rdson. deceased
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VIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF NEW KENT COUNTY. MAY 80,
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Household Goods.
Jewclry and Watches.


DlAMOH DS-iI you nave "A diamond to buy
sell. eachanSe or yremount. or old gold 10
sell or exchange. bring II TO }. Il. Alien q
no.. IcMelets Eourteenth and Main Streets
JEW Co. 633 West Broad
street railroad watch Inspectors.
JEW EiERS--Jahnko Bros. al2 r: Main ST
matchmaker. jewelers.. etc.
WATCH REPAIRING-Expert watch re-
pairing. moderate charSes Terrell BRO,
VIZ WeSt RroaI = ~
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% ESA f.S CT inbursuce o. resl estate And
kuescs!ption men We hav- an article y
which arns, clubs ANA f.aternaI organlz.-
t!oH. may !mmorta!!Ze the o. as.
,oc!atss who served IN the world war You
San take orders amounting Sln5 TO
Mo.ooo without argument or waste OF time.
We can show the rlrht men how they may
clean up In the next few months IL YOU
are one OF these. write once Victory
Company. .: North Ninth street Rich
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Wanted Mus, bc experienced and
reliable. good steady Job FOR IN
light man. Apply Haynes Chcml-
81 Corr. 10 North Fourteenth
Street.
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HOUSEHOLD G Q u S-Wanted TO Euy
household goods in any quantity. Phone
Randolph 1915.
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Situations Wautc0-t'cmuIe. 80

HoCSEkEEPER-A renned middle aE.d
woman wants position housekeeper
Tor wldo~es. Address l. :s3. Times
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Statesmen and Agents. SO

EHN Di-S.iesmei aEen's Advertlse candy
20 ttoFcSeep.Ts Good pay. kurn Candy
3.ir. Co. 1919 Ranstcad 50, PAil.depnla
HtSTORi-!.1 day: selling authentic MS
tory OF coiorcd Amertten Ia world war
Thrilling tales OF neIoism and suffering
% striking photoETaphs o! Color-d troops
IN action. tompictr books ready. Ep
proh,s. Express paid. 81 oGtn, free send
&c mailing expense Ucrtr Co Q : Gin
tnr ST. Chicago. III.
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Poultry and Supplies.

WAGONS ErC.-For hardware and wsxopn
see Is {. Bristow. lol North Eighteenth
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Machinery and Tools.

DRILL. PRESS = For sale combina lion
woodworking machine drill press gasoln s
"ngine automatic Bairn.s feed screw cut
ling lathe For prices apply T.. Long EVS
80 Grove va Run for one
MAIHlNERY-we buy ard sell achin.ry
and pipe Of every description. We also
carry full line OF shat;inE hangers and
pul!eys. Richmond Junk and Pipe Co sos
Brook Av-nu.. Randolph 1914
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-01
Notice of Commissioners Sale

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance the authority and directions contained i'll the deede tai order of the Cleveland Chancery Court mace and entered oil the 10th day of March 1919, in certain cause (No l500) then pending therein be tween W. w. Mitchell. mpainant, and l.. G Olga H. prog defendants. the undersigned, as commissioner of said court. will offer for sale at public outcry to :lie highest bidder. at the iron door or entrance of the Cleveland County court house. in the town of Rison. within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales on Saturday the 24t h day of May, 1919. the following describ- ed real estate towit: The South West I'd of Sec ton Twenty-Five -25-. the South-haf of North
 West IA of Section Twenty-Five -25-, the Shuth East I'd of South East l-4 of Section Twenty-six -26-and the North West l-4 of North Westl-4
 of Section Thirty.six 30 all ill Township Ten -1o-s outh Range Twelve -l2- West. contain
 ing 32o acres in Cleveland County, Arkansas. Terms of sale; On a credit of three mouths, the purchaser being required to execute bond with rpproyeo security bearing interest at the rate six percent per annnm from date of sale until paid. and lien being retained OH the premises sold to secure the payment ofthe purchase | money.
 Given Under my hand this 2lst day osAp1ii
 i9i9
 | F.. |, McLe idon. l Cpmmiss oner in C. ancaY.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-01
Probate Court Notice

Notice as hereby given, that the follow ing Guardians. Administrators and Ex- ecutors, filed their accounts for settle ment at the February Term of the Cleve land Probate Court, to-wit;
 w M Whayne, Guardian of the Estate of Charlie Whayne, minor
 D Il Hankins, Guardsan of the Estate of Charlie Hankins aud Lydia Hankins minors
 Eue1a Roberts On, Guardian of tue Fsta t of Martin and Doris Robertson, minors
 Jane R Hartsell, Administrator of the Estate of A E Hartsell, deceased
 Any and all persons interested ill the settlements as heirs, legatees or creditors are heSeby notified to file their exceI tions thereto, if any they have to said accounts, or any part thereof, OH or be fore the second day of the next May Term, which will be the 27th day of May 16i9, or they will be forever barred from exceptions thereto
 In Testimony Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court this 18th day of April 1919
 B l. Mel LenGon, Clerk
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-01
Notice of Commissioners Sale

nctice is hereby given that ill pursuanc of the authority and directions contained ill the deere tai order of the Clcvelanh Shancery Court made and entered On the lo.h day of March, lyle in a certain cause (No.1496) then pending therein be- tween W. W. Mitchell, complainant and F. w Arvidson and NJ Arvidson defendants, the under Signed, as Commissioner of said Conrt vii. offer for sale nt pullic outcry to the highest bidder at the front door or entrance Of tue Cleveland Conn ty courthouse. ill the town of Rison. within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sa,es on saturday the 24th day of May. 1919. the follow trg described real estate. to-wit The South East Ia If North East IA. the North West l-4 of South East 1-4.and the SouthEast 4 of South Gast l-4 of section Sixteen .l6). Townshsp Ten dO South
 Range Eleven CID West containing l2O acres in
 Cleveland county. Arkansas.
 Terms of sale: On credit of three months the purchaser being required to execute bond with
 lpproved security. bears,ig interest at the rate o
 ,ix per centam pei annuii1 from date of sale un til paid. and lien being retained on the premi ses sold to secure the payment of the purchas. .nouey.
 eivtn under my hard this Fist day of April 1919.
 E. l.. hcIspdon, epmmissipaey'iu fhanpers,
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-01
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I, R E Bridges under and by virtue of the au- thority ill me vested by mortgage giv en by Jane McNeal Will McNeal and Annie McNeal his wife and Cynthia An. nie McNeal to M Shaw on November the 2oth 1912 and for valuable consider ation was ti transferred to R E Bridges on the Sth day of May 1915, now duly recorded i'll the office of the Recorder of Cleveland County in Record Book Vol. N on page Al Will Sell to the high est bidder for cash at public auction at the Court House door in the town of Ri son, Cleveland County, Arkansas, be- tweeN the hours prescribe by law for J u dicial sales on May 18th, 1919: The follow ing described Real Estate lying, being and situated, to-wit: The undivide in- terest of Will McNeal and Annie McNeal his wife Cynthia Annie McNeal; also tue dover interest of Jane McNeal in and to the NE IA of NV A of Section 16 Township South. Range 10 West con- taining 40 acres.
 Said sale will be for cash to satisfy a debt of S2C0.00 with interest at the rate of ten per ceutum per annum from date nntil paid less Sixty-one Dollars $o1.oo ] credited on note and margin of the re- cord amounting in all, prlucidai amp in- terest to $287 .91
 RE Bridges, Grantee in said mortgage by reason of transfer from J M Shaw.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-01

The Epworth League Social, which was 10 have been givt II Friday evening has been post poned.
 For Sale Good four room house, papered and painted; fine cistern and two acre lot within city limits of Rison. Price 5000 Tom Blodgett.
 The Rev. J. L. Dedman is ;t tending the Pine Bluff Districl Conference of the Methodist church at Sheridan this week.
 We are the only authorized dealers for Arrow Collars and shirts in Rison of which agency has been assured to us by the manufacturer. Complete styles and sizes carried in stock. Blue stone Bros.
 Hats cleaned and relbock ed a STRAINS
 Benny Eberhardt was down from Pine Bluff Sunday.
 Why pay 20 and 25 dollars for suits when you can get the gen uine palm beach and cool cloth for SIP 50 at Bluestone Bros?
 SURGEONS agree that in cases of Cuts, Burns. Bruises and Wounds, the First Treatment is most important. When an Eff cient antiseptic is applied promp- tly, there is no danger of infect ion and the,,wound begins to heal at once. For use on man or beast, BORZONE is the ideal Antiseptic and Healing Agent. Buy it now and be ready for an emergency.-Sold by Boggs Drug Co.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-01

Zell Smith has returned from Philadelphia where he has beer attending Henderson Brown Col. lege. He has accepted position with the Bank of Rison.
 VernonsHendricks of Pine Bluff was here Saturday and Sunday.
 Pair of Rolled gold cuff But tons will be given away with every shirt purchased at Blue stone Bros. 2t
 Tom Blodgett, well-known real estate man of Pine Bluff, was here Saturday On a business vis- it. He was accompanied by Mrs. Blodgett.
 Miss Eloise Lindsey was here Monday.
 French Dry Cleaning and Steam Pressing at Strains.
 The Robert H. Crockett chap ter of the U. D. c. will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs s. F. Huntley at her home near Clio.
 V. O. Thomasson was here Saturday.
 Ladies comfort shoes of all kinds and sizes at Bluestone Bros Miss Virginia Farrar, taught CT of MT. and Mrs. E w. Farrar, will be one of the graduates of Henderson Brown College this year.
 l'arbed wire cuts, ragged wounds, collar and harness gals heal up quickly when Ballard's Snow Liniment is applied. It is both healing and antiseptic. Sold by Boggs Drug Go.
 Born, Monday, April 26, to Mir.
  boy.
 It costs you nothing to inves- tigate our line of clothes, but you have lots to gain as our way ot buying are not experimented, but based on ten years experi- ence. Be sure and Hook us up when in town it will pay you Bluestone Bros.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-01
local RreyiteS

Jewell EIrod who has a posit. ion at Warren was here Sunday.
 Sheriff Jno. B. Smite is able to be out again after being confined to his room with the humps.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. s. Chambers, accompanied by Miss Elva Beard, were over from Glendale Sunday. They were accompanied home by Miss Vivian Chambers who has been attending school here.
 H. N. Robertson is reported sick with the mumps.
 Have your clothes pressed the sanitary way at STRAINS.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cash and children of near Draughon were here Sunday on a visit with re latiyes.
 Miss Sue Bell Oyerton of Fair field twas here last week on a visit with re!atives.
 Miss Myrtle Hilliard and Miss Jewel Bradley have returned 10 their homes at Wilmar and Bear den. respectfully, after teaching in the local school.
 Remember every pair of silk hose purchased from us is linked with d Bluestone Bros guarantee
 Mrs. J. A. Dedman and little daughter are visiting her parents near Fordyce.
 Miss Edna Randolph of Locust Cottage was here Sunday as the guest of friends.
 Harry Thomasson WAS here Sunday from the southern part of the county.
 Genuine labeled palm beach suits at SIP. 50 each at Bluestone Bros.
 Miss Kathleen N illiams, who is teaching music at Waldo, was here to attend the Commence ment exercises.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-01
Veterinary Remidies

B. A. Thomas and Paris line stands at the head of the list They are medicine. all medicine. You do not pay medicine prices for the simple feed you have on your farm. Why not try rem idies of known merit. Prepara- tions that have stood the test of time and each succeeding year finds them growing in favor with the American farmer. Galloway & Baldwin.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-05-01
|Dif11Sif1k or Swim

P. s. If you don't swim you sink and go back to mother earth red sand stone poor clay nothing.
 75 dozen Ladies and Men's Hose at 10, l2 l-2, and 25c in this slaughter sale. 1 5 to 20 per cent les, than factory prices. 20 dozen La dies silk lie Hose, all colors, worth soc. On sale 25c One lot of hand forged Butcher knives regular price 75c and $l.75. Sale price 33c and $l co. Steel Gridde, worth 25c. in sale 05c. 75 odd numbers in Misses and Ladies Shoes at half price. Hundreds of Shelf Hardware special ties at less than cost.
 Going out of the hardware line as we have two good competitive Hardware Stores. Compe- fition is the life of town Let more competition come in; say welcome.
 Yours for bigger and greater Rson.