The Little River news., 1919-11-22
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See J. R. Bowles for roofing.

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 Van Coats is visiting at Fouke this week
 velvetina Specialties at the Millinery Store 11-26
 For roofing sec J. R. Bowles. It
 Mrs. A. T. Collins spent Tuesday in Texarkaana.
 Mrs. S. E. Coats is suffering from a sprained ankle.
 H C. Hodges was in Allene Thurs day on business.
 H. G. Sanderson was here from Tex arkana Thursday.
 Mrs. c. A Bishop was shopping in Texarkana Tuesday.
 I have sweet potGatoes for sale Guy Graves, phone A.
 Mr and Mrs. Lon T. Jones motored to Texarkana Friday.
 H. A. Wilson of Parsons, Kansas, is in Ashdown this week.
 Mrs j. R. Wimberly visited relatives in TeXarkana Tuesday
 George R. Steel was at Foreman on business Friday morning.
 Joel Mills, the Wilton merchant. was here on business Wednesday.
 Dr. w E. Vaughan of Richmond was in Ashdown Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ben Love and children have re- turned from visit with relatives in Ohio.
 Special reduction on coats, coatsuts, dresses and ladies and childrens hats Millinery Store 1126
 Miss Katrina Mobley will leave to- day for Garland City, where she will teach school this winter
 Mrs. c. H. Park, Mrs Roy Goolsby, Miss Louise Coats, and Floy Denson motored to Texarkana Thursday.
 Even rags and poverty failed to hide the beauty of Norma Talmadge in The New Moon,' at the Royal Nov 25
 Call us for demonstration of the wonderful Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Commonwealth Public Service Co 11-26 The Methodist ladies will have a food sale Saturday afternoon at the Ashdown Hardware Company's store
 Miss Lillie Rose Couch and Mrs John Bizzell of Richmond were visi- tors in AshdoWn Thursdaya evening" See our display of beautiful metal Art Lamps, the Ideal Christmas gift Commonwealth Public Service Go 11-26 See Norma Talmadge as a wealthy princess in her Royal Robes of fine silks, satins and laces, at the Royal November p.
 A. P. Boyce, agent for the D. X E. at Lockesburg, was in the city Thursday visiting with Mrs. Annie Lambrght and Mrs. O. Leslie
 A story of men and women, aristo crats and peasants, freedom and bon dage. love and laughter, hate and tears At the Royal Tuesday, November p.
 Special for Saturday only, with every 50 cent box of face powder will be given 50 cent jar Of Vanishing Cream Millinery Store. 11-26. Rev and Mrs Wood of Greenfield, Mo. arrived yesterday for several weeks ;1;t ,tt;+ D M Red Bluff
 See Norma Talmadge, the greatest emotional actress on the screen, in "The New Moon," at the Royal Tues day, November 25.
 MT, and Mrs. Clyde Head left early Friday morning fer Foreman, on re- ceiving a message that the little son of MT. and Mrs. Ferris Morgan, was very i'll.
 The old moon looked down on a scene of misery and despair, but the New Moon saw happiness and love, at the Royal November 25.
 When the kidneys are ailing, use Prickly Ash Bitters. It is a fine kid ney tonice. Relieves backache blad- Ter troubles, indigestion and constipa- tion. Men of advanced age get great relief from it's use. Price $125 per bottle. Model Lrug Store, special agents. adv.
 There will be program by the eX- pression class at the school auditor ium Thursday night, assisted by the music class. Program will appear next week
 Don't forget the Baptist ladies food sale Wednesday before Thanksgiving dressed hens, one dollar and twenty five cents, large cakes two dollars medium cakes one dollar medium pies forty cents, large pies fifty cents Will have sale at Henry & Joyner Hard ware store.