The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-09-04

is located in a room by himself. He
wants to buy your chickens, eggs and
butter and pays the cash. Bring your
produce to j. w Fortner now.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church neld an ice cream sup
per in the church parlor last Satur-
day evening and the receipts were
$21.00. A big crowd all had a good
time.
Manor & Parker are still hustling
for business They sold five farms
lately, Mr.. Swindle, Mr.. Bowman,
Winford, Price and Matlock. See the
good people who are settling in Polk
county.
The Stuart Land Company folks are
about the busiest people you ever
saw They can't haul the land buyers
out fast enough to see the great bar
gains they have to offer in Polk coun-
ty lands.
Joe Hounsel, who sold his farm two
months ago, has bought and sold
again, and now expects to buy again.
Joe can't leave Polk county. He
knows this land will sell for $50 to
500 per acre before long.
C. d. Baker of the Stuart Land Co.
went down to DeQueen Saturday
evening to spend Sunday with his son,
j. d. Baker. With Mrs Baker, who
went down few days earlier, ne re-
turned Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Parker of
Houston, Tex, have been here during
last week visiting Mr.. Parker's faith
er and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Parker. l.. E. Parker is travelling
auditor for the Texas Oil Company.
The Cove Lumber Company will
soon have $4,000 acres of cut-over
land that will make splendid truck
farmes and when this land is put into
cultivation and the product of this
| land comes TO Cove, just Watch
Cove Grow
J. H. McCarty and wife from Mil
ford, Tex, have been visiting with T..
C Mitchell for the last ten days and
during this time Mr. McCarty looked
over several farms for sale and
bought good farm down close to
Vandervoort, and will take possession
in ten days
Another Cove man has bought a
40-acre farm near the proposed jeff
erson Highway. 0. B. Witherspoon
expects to build a mansion out there
and enjoy the luxury of truck and
fruit farm. He expects that he will
join the Cove Truck and Fruit Grow
ers' Association soon.
w. M. Hansard starts out this week
with big ad in the Cove Star. Mr..
Hansard is a progressive merchant.
He believes in using the printer ink
He has just lately put in over $4,000
new stock. New up-to-date dry goods
A fine line of shoes, popular prices.
Prices to suit everybody and full
line of groceries.
Take notice at Fred Gray's drug
store; see the new goods he has got
! lately. Fred has the trade of this
county in his line. He is busy all day
and could work half the night. Just
try some of those ice cream cones.
Drink at the fountain, where every
thing is cold as ice and nice and clean.
Don't forget to stop at Fred's store
when in Cove.
just arrived at the Cove Lumber
store fine line of shoes; new up-to-
date line of dry goods; groceries of
all kinds, a big line of feed. This
store is now enjoying the best trade
she ever had We buy our goods
right and pay the cash and we can
sell them to you in competition to any
competitor in Polk county. Don't for
get to trade at this store when in the
town of Cove
The editor of the Cove Star made a
little mistake last week in reference
to the opening of the Cove Schools. 1t
should have been September / instead
of September 8. The list of teach
ers is as follows: Prof. G. NJ. Woods,
superintendent Of High School; Mrs.
Bunyard, advanced grades; Miss JOS
/ ePhine Alien, intermediate grades. and
4 Miss Katherine Winston, primary de-
partment.
. w McfnefSon, our popular sales
man at the Goff-Gamble store has re-
signed his position as clerk and has
accepted position with the Fort
Smith q Western Railroad at Ell Reno,
Ok. We are sorry to lose such good
man as he and in time of Mr.. McPher-
son should change his mind and come
back to our nice little town of Cove
we surely would welcome him back.
Mrs. Mcpherson and the children will