The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-13
WALTER ELLIOTT. Editor,


old bruin comes roaring down the
mountain side George will say, Lee,
let's go home
Charley Cook, son of w. H. Cook, al
soldier boy, returned from France art
er serving years and 4 months. mel
was in the 3rd division of Field hos
pital No. 5.
November IL was the signing OF the
armistice and the closing of the world
war. May the American flag always
wave over the greatest nation IN thel
world-~the u. S. A.
The young people of Cove met at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. g.
Golf last Friday night and organized
a young peoples literary society and
will meet each Friday night.
At the Goff-Gamble store is busy
place. See their ad; note their prices.
Call and see this big stock. So many
new goods. The clerks are pleasant
and accommodating. A good place
to trade.
Fred Gray, the only druggist in
town, is now enjoying splendid
trade, is always busy and his estima-
BILE wife is always ready to help on
extra days. His prices are right. Al
ways trade with Fred.
Ernest Hadaway has started new
meat market in Cove. He expects to
handle a nice line of fresh and cured
meats every day in the year This IS
what Cove needs, good butcher shop.
See Mr.. Hadaway's big ad next week.
The Hansard store is busy every
day opening up new goods and wait
ing on the rushing trade. Note the
prices in his ad today. Call and see
this fine stock of goods. No trouble
to show goods; nice and pleasant
clerks.
The Cove Lumber Company's store
is chuck full of new goods. A bump
ing trade all the time, where prices
are right and quality wins. No trou
bic to show goods Accommodating
clerks to wait on you. A splendid
place to trade.
Our Cove High School is doing fine
work under the supervision Of Prof.
G. NJ Woods and his corps of teach
ers They have nearly $50 pupils en-
} rolled now, and there seems to be a
great interest taken by both teach
ers and scholars.
Notice when you come to Cove and
! see the changes that Cove people are
making The Cove Lumber Com
) pany has had general cleaning up.
! 1t is no more dirty Cove, and when
; we get Incorporated we will shine be-
fore the world as the Cove Star.
The wedding bells did ring at ihiena
last Saturday when John Coplan, our
popular merchant, met Miss Ruby
Darnell of Waldron. They drove to
the residence of the Rev. F. F. Harrell
and were married, returning to Cove
: Saturday evening. We all wish them
a long and happy life.
At the Cove Bank is the busiest
. place in town. Lots of money. A
safe place to do business. Put your
money in the Cove Bank and check as
you need it. J. c. Allen and his two
accommodating clerks, Mr.. Terry and
, Mr.. Grain, are always ready to wait
on their many customers.
: Notice in next weeks Cove Star
, what the Cove Truck & Fruit Grow
ers' Association is going to do for its
members next year. Each member
wants to plan and get ready for a
big bumper crop Of truck next year
The newly elected Board of Directors
will meet soon, and the hustling buy
! er and business manager will be
! elected and bushes swill be com
: menced right away
The Hon. Judge Williams of st
Louis is here this week visiting the f
r Younce home. He has closed out his
| interest in st. Louis, and is now look
e ing for an investment of some kind
and he is fayorably imprest with Polk
county land and will more than likely
a locate here in Cove, and start a fruit
= farm. There is no place like Cove in
1 Polk county.
e Nearly all of Cove went to Mena
Tuesday to celebrate Armistice Day
e If you want to see fine cattle and
0 fine hogs call at the Younce stock
a farm east of Cove. Mr.. Younce is
Y sparing neither time or money to i'm
prove his herd of Holstein cattle. He
: has one bull that heads the herd that
: weighs 2l60 pounds. He has ter
t pens of the Big Bone Poland China
o hcgs that has taken the first premi.
ums at the different fairs in OkIaho.
I ma and Arkansas. Mr.. Younce /:
n sure doing his part towards improving
d the cattle and hog stock in Polk coun.
n ty.