The courier-index., 1919-11-07

here in the old frame church 31 years ago. He will be en route from Mississippi to Texas, making short visit with the family of his niece, Mrs. w. c. Irving.
 Beich's fine chocolate candies, fresh and pure, and sold at prices a little less than others charge. See our very attractive display of these fine candies. You'll certainly want some of them. Roberts, Wide Awake Grocer. Phone 211. %8 Mrs. J. c. Jackson of Little Rock, accompanied by Mrs. w. M. Neel Iof Cartersville, Ga, spent Sunday here. the guests of MT. and Mrs. H. M. Jackson. Mrs. Neel is in charge of the woman's division of the work incident to raising the fund of $75,0O0,O00 for carrying Ion the work of the southern Bap- |tists. She is touring portions of Arkansas in the interest of the campaign, and made a very impress sive talk at the Baptist church here Sunday morning.
 Beich's fine chocolate candies, fresh and pure, and sold at prices little less than others charge. See our very attractive display of these fine candies. You'll certainly want some of them. Roberts, Wide Awake Grocer. Phone 211. *8
 RUB-MY-TISM-Antiseptic. Ke'iev. ss Rheum atism, Sprains, Neuralgia, Ste. II
 The many friends of the Cren- shaw family in Memphis were shocked and pained to hear of the sudden death of William L. Cren- shaw at his home in Memphis last Saturday evenin. Mir. Crenshaw was talking to friend in front of his home when he was stricken with apoplexy. He died within an hour. Mir. Crenshaw was the father of Mrs. James c. McAlexander, for merly of this city, and of Miss Lucille Crenshaw, who has been a frequent visitor here.
 We never take on anything ex- cept good, high-grade lines. Try Beich's fine chocolate candies. Rob erts, Wide-Awake Grocer. S
 Young man, come to Lewis Great Sale for your winter togs. There's no use paying fancy prices when we can supply you with high-grade, dependable merchandise at big sav- ings. Come NOW-don't delay. The stocks are going fast. "S .
 A recent real estate deal of large proportions was consummated when B. F. Hammond of Memphis, pr. c. T. Chandler and R. D. Jarratt of this city, purchased the Logan & Ward plantation of 1,6OO acres, To- cated in the eastern section of Lee county. near the Mississippi river. Four hundred acres are in cultiva- tion. and it is understood the pur- chase was a walk-out proposition. While the exact figures have not given out, parties who profess to ! S
 know say the deal involved approx imately $100,o00.
 Bargains such as we are offering never last very long. Hundreds o1 thrifty buyers have been thronging our store every day picking up the wonderful snaps to be had during this great sale If you haven't been here, suppose you come now, we have plenty of bargains for you just the kind of merchandise you need right now. Lewis Great 1 Sale.
 W. J. Shorten, agency manager for the American Central Life ln' surance Company, is the proud pos, sessor of very handsome solid silver trophy, known as the presi, dents trophy, awarded to the agent who writes the largest amount o1 insurance during the six weeks pc riod beginning August l. This tro, phy is awarded only to members ol the Hundred Thousand Dollar club