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The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12

some of his Cove friends; also looked after some property interests while here.
 T. H. Chapman was looking after business in Mena on Monday, return ing home Tuesday.
 Mrs. c. M. McEntire and daughter left for their new home in Missouri Thursday afternoon. R. E. Lowe left Saturday after noon for Fort Smith to visit his wife, who is at a hospital. B. B. Fisher has sold the R. J.. Boren house and two lots to ". M. Hansard. Price $500,
 The weather last week has been fine for cotton, and the farmers have surely improved the time.
 Mrs. G. w. Fisher, who was visit ing her daughter at Black Fork, came home last Saturday night.
 Roy Stockton, son of Henry Stock ton, was visiting with his grandpar- ents at Old Cove last Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lichlyter and Gran Cecil of Vandervoort, called on the Witherspoons last Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. N Eudaly and daugh- ter, Nellie Fortner, visited at the G. w Phillips home, east of Cove, last Sunday.
 Harve Nifin, the Cove Lumber Company's boss mule driver, left on Thursday for better job over in the Oklahoma oil field.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Worthington of Mena were in Cove Monday and visited with the Witherspoons, re- turning home Tuesday.
 c. w. Fisher, west of Cove, was awarded the contract of painting the Welcome School house. The job will be completed by July 1.
 Dr. T. B. Young reports fine girl at Joe Hounsels, June 2. No won der that Joe smiles more than usual when he comes to town.
 Grady Hand of Mena, in charge of cattle dipping of Polk county, was at Hatton last Friday and stopped at Cove on his return home.
 The Editor of the Cove Star got the wires crossed, and gave the date for the I. o. o. F. banquet for June 19, and it should be Thursday night, June 12.
 Manard and Parker, the new real estate firm of Cove, have put their shingle out and are now ready to do business. Watch for their ad in the Cove Star.
 Talk about Polk county land ad- vancing. The I. Ross Silvey farm few years ago was sold for $1,000, and today Mr. Silvey refused $2,000 for the same farm.
 Don't forget that next Saturday at 8 o'clock every farmer who has peaches and early potatoes to sell, to meet Mir. Pride at the town hall and he will take your order for what you have for sale.
 A big fine boy came to Mont Wal ter's home Friday, May 3o Dr, T. B.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12
More Lights for Cove.

The Cove Lumber Company is now starting up what they call No. mill, two and one-half miles farther out All up-to-date machinery, ma chimes thit will take the place oi men. The company is doing a won derful business, and is now running three or four big auto trucks botf day and night. We wonder what be comes of the output of these mills They expect a big electric machine soon that will light their plant at Cove and also furnish lights for the town of Cove.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12

The merchants of Cove are good business men-they advertise. They know the value of printers ink. Some are now selling three, four and five hundred dollars 9 day. They ad- vertise, they are boosters for their town and county, they are the men our county wants-men of business, men who cater to what the people want
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12

Farmers, now is the time to plant your peanuts, cowpeas and sorghum
 for hay to feed the horses and cattle next winter.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12

See how busy the Cove merchants are who advertise. Printers ink does bring the trade.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12

 on the Job!
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We are in business to stay and putting out any "baits" just to get you fooled into store
 Our stock is selected with utmost care as cheapv as it possible to buy quality considered which enables us to offer you dependable line of merchandise an honest price.
 We appreciate an opportunity to you, and show you thru whether your needs be in size of 5c a les or $500 purchase We have only the best goods to offer and only one price to all.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12

The cattle dipping has knocked the ticks. We have less ticks now than anv time this wear.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12

Merchants: Don't be afraid to tell the people that your store is the place to trade, and why.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12

Polk county has the finest gardens in the stste of Arkansas.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12

The farmers are all smiling be- |cause they don't have to dip their cattle but once in June.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12

Cove is still on the boom.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12
The OulaIas That DOes Not AIIect rhe IIsaa

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect. LAxA- TIVE PROMO QUINiNE CIablets) can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing iil the head. E.W. GkGVES ai-natare un box s96
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12
EDITORIALS

Watch Cove Grow.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12
CAR s4 OO.OO-

Good condition; shock absorbers; battery lights; ventilating wind shield: tool box; five passenger; good upholstering; one practically new non-skid extra tire; several inner tubes; Yale lock. A good buy. 1916 model with 1918 style radiator hood. Newly painted.
 K. H. SKINNER,
 Cove, Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12
SOME INTERESTING PRICES

Where You'll Eventually Trade"
The Mena weekly star., 1919-06-12

want.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-06
SOC PERCALE

36-inch percale in grey, blue and
white grounds, assorted stripes and
dots Special ..,.......... 33c yd.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-06
pUNToN CASES SETTLED
Daughter Receives $4,000 in Settlement
of Suit Against Father

Brattleboro Nov 1.-The legal pro
ceedings brought by Miss Carrie NJ
Dunton against her father, John b.
Dunton. furniture dealer and which
civil damages of $4,000 were sought
for whipping which Miss Dunton re-
ceived at the hands of her father have
been adjusted as was also the case
of State against Mr.. Dunton, who was
charged with breach of the peace
by whipping the girl
Mr.. Dunton cancelled a bill for $1,000
advanced and paid her $4,000 addition
al In the suit the daughter charged
that Mr. Dunton whipped her frequent
ly with razor strop and imprisoned
her in his house
Mr., Dunton entered plea of nolo
contendere in Windham County court
at Newfane yesterday in the state
case and the court after statements
by counsel imposed a fine Of 5000 and
costs which Mr. Dunton paid
States Attorney e. w Gibson also
had Victor kalem and Henry Johnson,
both of Boston, arraigned in connec-
ton with the theft of an automobile
from Joseph Demers of Wilmington.
Kalem pleaded guilty to using the
car without consent of the owner and
paid fine of $500 and costs. John
son pleaded guilty to stealing the car
and was sentenced to not less than two
years nor more than three years in
the states prison at Windsor
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-06
The Best Cough Syrup
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

pleHy Ior busy neaueIs
The war may be over but the Red
Cross is not.
Join the Red Cross for 1920. 1t is
your Red Cross.
Judge Edward L. Bates has return
ed from business trip of ten days
The Sacred Heart Choir will hold a
rehearsal this evening in the school
room.
| Dance in Hawks hall Saturday
evening. Hurley's orchestra. Admis-
sion 40c.-Adv.'
Join the Red Cross for 1920 Your
own United States needs is now as
never before. Can you refuse?
|. The telephine girls annual dance
takes place Friday night at Hawks
hall, Main street. Hurley orches-
tra
The Red Cross workers are making
a house to house canvass. If YOU are
not going to be at home, leave your
dollar with someone who is, or send it
to w. Il. BisselI, at the telephone
Office
Al Benson will sing "Madelon" the
great French military marching song
featuring Robert Anderson the film
star of Hearts of the World" and
Daddy Longlegs "-scenes out of the
great Him and featuring Mary Pick
ford at Harte Theatre Friday. ADV.
Your last opportunity to see May
Allison in the big special I act pro
duction Fair and Warmer Al
Benson the famous moving picture
singer will sing You're Still an Old
Sweetheart of Mine featuring the
great film star William Stowell and
in The Heart of. "a Fool" ADV.
What you'll see in The Man Be
meath" starring Sessue Hayakawa.
A burial at sea, typical Highland
Scotch home, fatal fight between
Black hand spies, how a Hindu doctor
dissembles death in his patient Haya-
kawa as a Hindu tanning yillanous
Black hand spy, elaborate home OF a
high caster Hindu Harte Theatre
today. ADV.
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$3.50 WAISTS

Ladies Wolfe Waists in plain white
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Special ........,......... S1.SS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-06
S1.5O MUSLIN GOWNS

Women's Empire gowns made of fine
quality muslin, shirred and embroider-
ed yokes. Beautifully trimmed with
hamburg and laces. Special 80. $1.25
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-06
NEW IRISH PLAN
Would Give Home Rule to Ireland by
Districts

London. Nov 4.The British govern
ment will announce during the present
week new scheme of Irish govern
ment, according TO a strongly support
ed report in parliamentary circles to-
day
Under the plan said to be in pros
pect there would be a grant of home
rule TO ireland, with power fer coun
ties to vote themselves out and form
d governing body for the areas which
might be thus excluded from the gen
eral scheme A special body, however
presided over by lord lieutenant,
would have authority over both the
other bodies.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-06
79c PETTICOATS

Women's flannel petticoats in grey
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S1.25 BATS

Nice white cotton, fluffy mats, regu-
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Special Observation-Disclosures. SSc
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$500 SHEETS

Made Of heavy quality muslin, seam
less, size 1880, scanned and shrunk.
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$500 SWEATERS

Mems Atwood worsted V neck
sweaters in grey, brown, maroon, dark
oxford and heather. Special -. $2.9S
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soc TOWELS

Large size heavy weight Turkish bath
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$3.50 GOWNS

Womens flannel gowns in plain white
and pink and blue stripes.
Special Neutrality-suspicious.. $1.9S
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WOOD FOR SALE

If in need ofsanything in the wood
line telephone 5t1.M and we can supply
you at reasonable prices. We deliver
any quantity. None too SNAIL and
none too large for us to handle.
SHELBY & WILKINSON.
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Heavy weight flannel in plain colors,
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
la Prueba!

Ely yorden y A-mericanismo son las
palabfas de alerta de la Legion
Americana. Despues del asesinato de
los ex-soldados Americanos en- Cen
tralia, Washington, la Legion ha de
mandado que ell A~mericanismo sea Ell
importante asunto ante Ell C0ngres0s
y es -mnecesario Ell explicar detalla;
damente que Ell pats ha llegado all mo.
mento cuandO realiza u ell asunto
tiene de recibir su mas complete aten.
cl0n ~ ash ganar la batalia de Anne
RIGA en- nuestro terruno con finalidad
~ decision.
La idea de la declsiva pruebad ley.
y orden de la Legion Vino Q ser orr
ginada en- Centralia. Con la escena
del asesinato a sangre fra de sus ca
maradas que no Sc bora adn de suf
sconocimientos, Los hombres de la
Legion Americana rodearon a n par
tfda de anarquistas. Hubiera habido
muy poca' inclination para condenar q
estOs soldados 81 han colgado a los
asesinos de sus camaradas o sean los
i w. w, que habian cometido tan abos
minable acci0n. Pero los hombfes de
la Legion pusieron a sus reos tras de
las rejas de la carcel Y los resguars
daron para que Aguarden la DISPOSE
ci6n de las leyes en- sus causas. Es
impossible imaginarse una mas grande
tension de patrintismo que este, por 10
que coneierne al establecer una ms
tituci6ng La Legion esta demostran-
DO que su indole es merecedora de sus
ideales y la demonstration del gobier.
n de ST mismos es una acci6n que ha
impresionado Y levantado ell aprecio
de la naci0n. no obstante que fue i'm
possible ell evitar que algunos torpes
dieran al secretario de los l.. w. w.
81 merecido.
La Posta de Centraiia ha hecho Jun
Hamado d todas las postas en- Ell pnis
para que inicien la lucha final encon
ira de la anarqufa-forzando legisla
ci0n que proteja las instituciones Anne
ricanas y nuestra forma de gobierno,
AL frente del conmovedor crimen de
sus camaradas v miembros, los Legio-
nistaF estan apelando a uI r~enedio,
mo- por Ia demonstration popular de L.
violencia encontra de los anarquistas,
siho por medic de la ley. El pals es
Ia ganando mas conftanza cada dia
en- la direction de esta organization
en- Ia campaha iniciada de "Americal
parn los Ameficanosp y 81 pueblo essa
ia detras de ella hasta Ell Unite de 81
iucha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
No Mas Bergers.

VICTOR Berger despues de haber
sido arrojado del Congreso, por su
actitud anti-patri0tica durante ia que
IRA. Sc espera que busque SUI "vindf-
caci0ng presentando com candidate
en- Ia election especial que Sc tendra
para elegir a i'm miembro del congre-
so que tome su lugar. Ell pals espera
que los votantes de Milw aulkee lie den
la ~respuesta que tai desaffo merece.
81 en- case Sc debe alguna vindice-
ci0n, en- alguna parte, dice Ell Kansas
City Star, Sc le debe al Milwaukee y
Ell pals. 81 la desgracia de tener a
Victor Berger en- ell pals, NO Sc puede
evitar. al menos sefleN puede evitar d.
Sc siente en- ell congreso como repre-
sentante de las leyes Q fnstituciones
por las ciiales no tiene nj apenas amor
patrio. Esperamos Que ell ST.. Berger,
excuse u los Americanos que tienen
procupaci0n en- favor de sd patria, 81
elios 10 tpman a Ell como an legislator
inhesable de una dem0cracia en- la
cual q no cree. 81 piensa que su des,
tino es ser legislator Ell pueblo lie re-
.comendara qlie vaya Y legisle para O.,
tro pals, No hay actualmente lugar,
" nj Sc anticipa %ninguuo. No Sc ne
~cesitan Bergers, nj ahora, nj despues.
VI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27

dos-7no como nateria de carload sine
como nlateria: de ~hOnestidad nacional
buena fe para con los hombres que
~nriesgaron u miembros y vidas por
la noble causa de Ia humanidad y para
aonra y gloria de nuestro ~pabell0n ma
cionai. La secci6n del hogar de la
Cruz Roja es I'M poderosu ayuda para
los hombres de serYicio que han re-
giesado . para los dependencies de los
aue mnrieron EN- los campos de batalla
su labor es especialmente en- obtener
sus p~ensiones del gobierno y ayudar-
les a restablecerse en- la vida civil, 81
auestrh Dropia comunidad es indife-
rente q las necesidades y ~exigencias
lie estos homBres quisa no nos que
Ia NADIA que deer sobre la nigligen-
sia que refleja Ell gobierno nacional.
La guerra mundial ~concluy0. Pero
81 ~incansable programa de Ia Cruz Ro4
ia es de enorme Importance. Su par
to en- reconstruction su primera obra
de ayuda en- la v~ecisitudes de la paz y
81 grande cooperation en- ell ayudar el
descargar la deuda de la nacl0n hacia'
sus guerTer0Sv-t0das estass cosas al
parecer no deberian de reQuirir min
glfna ex0rtaci6n nj p~eroraei0n al pu-
blico del cual Sc espera recibir ell so
porte Que necesitans No 6s praetica
mente para Hl credito de Santa re ell
haber fallado eli ascender a la altura
del registro de 100 por ciento en- ell
lugar y OCCASION donde la necesidad era
mayor y de mas mefito.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
Sc Dara Preferencia a los R~epublicanos
Cuando Estes Muestren Ser E~fcientes
Es la Opinion del Gobernador LarTo5olo
Ell Executive Hace una Declaracio Acefca de las
Posiciones en- el Guerpo de Sanidad de Reses;
La MayorfaSde los Empleados son Democratas
a la Presente.

petentes Sc ppeden hallar, entire los
republicanos para que desempehen los
mismos puestOs, que era v es ell de-
Der de ese cperpoN de. Yer que sc les
de la preferencia a los republi6anos.
Estas son mis- miras Y estas son
puestas en- pnaetiea pors los dem6cfatas
cuando eilOs ~estan Ell poder. Por
10 tanto Sc rp8s6 una resoluci0n or
que fuera consistente con la efcien-
ella en- 81 ss~ervicio p1blicot que subs
s~tittyenan republicanOs por dem0cra-
tas en- los puestos-"
FL EDITORIAL
El editorial de referencia lee como
sigue:
Los asuntos oficiaIes de los crea-
dores de reses en- Nuevo Mexico,
estan en- buenas manos, Estan en-
manos de ganaderps PRACTICES que
comprenden sh negocio a fondo y to-
do ell nogocio de la Industrial que ellos
representa-, Y quienes generalmente
tienen los mej0res deseos de obtener
los meiores resultados para el mas
grande n1mero de los que estan en-
esa industria Tambien es la indus
tria de creadores de- animales la mas
grande Inca de nogocios \ la que
produce la principal fiqdeza' en- Ell
estado. sNeeesfta un manejo entera-
mente dc negocios, como ell que ahora
esta recibiend0. No necesita i'm ma
nejo partidario. Cuando la admins
TRACTION democratica estaba EN- poderi
en- Nueyo Mexico hubo i~nstancia de
parties ~i9teresadas dem6cratas de- e,
char fuera a efipleados RESPONSE les
y de experiehcia dc todos los cuer-I
pos de creadores de animales para ha-
ces iussf para dos m~erecedores de-
m~6oratasp poT algunos que deseaban
divfdir los despojos de los y%ictoriosos.
observation-disclosures Sc permiti0 algo
de esa clase de negocio; siendo Ia
mica causa para clio la polftica parti
darla para remover a h0mbres COM
,petentes a fin de hacer lugar para
los trabajadores del partido.
Sc dice que ahora tambien hay all,
guam instahcia de esa cIase del otr0
lado del cerco politico. ElrRufaiist,
ITO sabe los detalles de- esa instan-
cia pero 81 .sabemos que debe ser
'firme Y accomplishments Dreprimtda
81 un hombre es I'M buen Inspector
de an~ifnales, que desempefei su deber
eficiente y conciensudamente no hace
nj una tide de d~iferencia a los crea-
dores de animales de este estado
que este sea democratic, republican,
o socialista 0 prohibicionista. Lo que
IL Industrial do creadores de- anima-
les quieren son resultados II Ell echar
fueTa a un hombre tc0mpetente con