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Tanning My Husband ::
By KATHLEEN FOX

l glanced at my wrist watch and gasped. It was much later than thought. We had been having such good time that, after proudly showing the dainty timepiece to Majorie, l had forgotten all about it. g."Goodness," Iexclaimed. Did you ever, Majorie It's nearly o'clock"
 Tt has been later than that lots of times," said Majorie.
 But l want to get back before how far out are we?" asked.
 "Miles? ?" She shook her head. q don't know, really. I don't keep track of that little jigger of spec dometer. But we've been driving two hours"
 It was much later than I would have suspected. Crittenden would be home at 5. It was of him that I was thinking when I said to Majorie: "You can make it back in less time than that, can't you?"
 T suppose so," she replied, "but why the sudden rush, Bess ?"
 "Crittenden-" I began.
 She interrupted me.
 "Fusses about it when you aren't there ? "she' asked pointedly.
 '"Oh, mo-" pretended, braveky, though 1 fear my face was telltale, "Crittenden and I had planned some thing we wanted to do before din ner."
 She turned the car around and we drove rapidly home. l was ner- vous, fearing we should be late. Glancing at Majorie's face as she drove, I felt that she knew why wanted to get back before 5 o'clock. We made it by 10 minutes. Critten- den had not come.
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Mrs. Lloyd-Ge0rge Campaigning for
 Drys in Scotland

London, Oct. 15.-Mrs. David Lloyd George, wife of the British premier, is tkaing prominent hand Tn the prohibition campaign, address ing a meeting of two thousand wos men at Glasgow yesterday.
 Dispatches received here quote Mrs. Lloyd George as saying the suc- cess of the campaign depended upon women.
 It is the duty of women to helrs the victims of alcoholism at home axs it was to help the victims of Prus4 sianism in Belgium five years ago,g Mrs. Lloyd George is reported to- have said Scotland is on the eve of great campaign and next year the eyes of temperance reformeri throughout the world will be focused on Scotland. If Scotland is won, the victory will be great stimulus to the world to do likewise"
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We Invite the Boys to Dinner.

l had learned never tc unwrap a package that came to the house ad- dressed to Crittenden. Some books he had bought and told me of suffer- ed the fate of unwrapping at my hands, and in turn l suffered because of his displeasure.
 "Never open anything of mine." he had angrily ordered, packages, mail or anything. I won't have it; don't do it." fe-
 So, when a big rectangular, flat package arrived one day knew what was in it but had no desire to open it. He had ordered the painting for his den several days before, but had not liked the frame and had selected another which delayed it's delivery.
 I told him when he called me on the telephone that the picture had arrived, at least that supposed it was the picture.
 "Open it and see, why don't you ?" he suggested.
 "Oh, no, I'll wait till you come" I replied. "I'm not curious, you know" Which was not the truth ex- actly for all women are curious more or less. l freely admit that l am. I want to be curious.
 "Go ahead and open the package, and when l come home tell me what you think of it, Bess," he said. And l told him I would.
 "When are you going to ask the Boyds to dinney?" he then asked. About time we were having them, isn't it?"
 "I'll call Majorie when you hang up and ask them for tomorrow night" I said, eagerly. "Will that suit
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orans Oct. l5. While new high levels were reached in the early trading ln cotton today the market developed Il pronounced rcactionaly tendency around of the afternoon net advances were re placed by net declncs Realizing from the long side furnished most of tine selling pressure. although mixed with this were short sales in some volume induced by the belief among bcariSh traders that re arlion from the long advance was over. due. The close was at net declines for the day of l1 to 30 points.
 The opening was higher in response to q much better Liverpool than due and the demand increased on the unfavorabe weather over the belt. The weekly crop reports from the government were con Sltlertd unfaNorahc but were not followed by any buying of consequence. Spot ac- counts, on the whole were with values Spots here were marked up 2J points 4tO % cents for midding.
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you?"
 Certainly, go right ahead" Then 1 flew to open the package and see what kind Of picture he had gotten. It waSf lovely thing, a hunting scene ofnNermont, the red coats of the huntsmen showing in sharp contrast with the black, silky ones of the hunters they rode. It was mans picture, suitable for no other room but a den, such as Crit tenden enjoyed. l admired his taste greatly and was eager to see it on the wall.
 Majorie was at home and accept ed my invitation to dinner. "And you'd better have plenty, too, Bess," she warned gaily. "I have sure enough appetite these days"
 'I've been wanting to have you come for a week or more," l told her. "But l kept putting it off. I hope that you and Chester haven't felt that we were neglecting you" "Well, Chester, hasn't he's too nice to feel that way" she declared. But have dreadfully, I'd about made up my mind to come over some afternoon and, like poor kinfolks,
 just set and set till dinner was ready and make you feed me-"
 You're incorrigible, Majorie
 Boyd," I laughed. And then I accepted her invitation for a motor ride that very afternoon. She came for me in her own ScSr, graceful roadster that she managed with per feet east, and we drove mile after mile chatting, or chattering as Crit tenden would have called it, every
 minute of the time.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the under signed, as guardian of Mary Virginia Will kins, Il minor, in pursuance of an order granted by the Probate Court of Jefferson county, Arkansas, on the 10th day of Octo Der. A, D.. 1919, will on the 12th day of November. 1919, between the hours of ten o'clock a.. m., and ? o'clock p. m, sell to the highest bidder at public outcry at the front door of tho Jefferson cuonty court honse, eight hundred dollars to be paid in cash. and balance In one, TWO, three and four equal annual payments. with inter- est at seven per cent per annum thereon from date until paid. said payments to be evidenced by notes of the purchaser pay able to the order of 1.-the undersigned as guardian. the undivided one-half interest of the said Mary Virginia Wilkins in ana to lots seven @ and eight (s) of Block ten 0W of Williams subdivision of Dexter Hnrding's addition to the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, subject to the dover and homestead rights of Mollie A.. Wilkins. widow of the late yirginius n. Wilkins, deccased. and Hen will he retained upon the interest of said minor in said lots to secDrc the payment of said notes. Said sale is made fer the purpose of the ednca- ton. maintenance and support of the said minor. Mary Virginia Whkins.
 This October 18th, 1919.
 MOLLIE A. WILKINS, Guardian. -1623-3p-11-5
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COTTON PRICES EASE
 OFF AFTER NEW HIGH RECORDS IN FORENOON

Sew York, Oct. ta. After making new h gh prices for ihc movement during to- day < earlier trnhin&, the cotton market turned easier under realizing with bcccm- Der selling off from 34. 7J to 3i, il and clos. ing at 3l@I. The general list closed steady al decline of one to 1in points, nctiv" winter and spring months being 36 [" o5 points nct lower while near months were relatively firm and the biggest losses were on the next crop deliveries,
 Tn" market opened irregular at an ad. vance of 2l points to Il decline of 1o points but soon turned firm on the continued strength of Liverpool, bulish overnight tpot advircs and reports ol further rains in the western belt
 offerings increased after the first hour, and there was considerable hedge selling aS well as realizing. Buyers found cn- couragrmcnt in th" bnllish weekly report of the weather bureau. but prices gradual ly saggcd off.
 Kew Orleans was seller on the break while there was also selling for Il reaction Tue New Orleans selling, combined with reports that the cotton conference thrrc would talk" up thc question: of gambliny in cotton and thc elimination of middle men, probably had an unset Hing influence during the afternoon. Savannah report ed a clearance of 5000 bales for Fireman, aud Liverpool cables reported SpinncrS in q rush to get good grades
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NOTICE.

To R. H. Williams county judge, and all citizens of Jeffercon County, Arkansas.
 You and all citizens, of, Jefferson county, are hereby notified that the Arkansas Tax Commission will sit as Il state equalization board Of taxes at the office of Arkansas Tax Commission, Little Rock. AEkansas, on November 12th, i91D, for the purpose of equalizing all property values in said county. or any subdivision of said county, or any individual tax payer of said county, by raising or lowering the assessed valllH thereof. 80 as to ma ke the assessment yfi- form throughout the state; and you are and place and show cause. if any you can, why said change should not he made ssOr said assessment increased or reduced.
 Done ibv order of the Arkansas Tax Commission. this l4h day of October. 1919. <
 ARKANSAS TAX CORNERSTONE
 By J, l.. Machen, IT,, Secretary. tSeaD-10-1t-23-30
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Says Packers Are Throtling Southern
 Grocery Business

Memphis, Oct. 15.--Dr. Lewis H. Haney, of Jacksonville, Fla, direc- tor of the bureau of research and publicity of the Southern Wholesale Grocers association, told W. F. Bar tels, an examiner for the interstate commerce commission, today that the five big packers have gained 25 per cent of the grocery business in large areas of the country since the war and asserted that there is an apparent effort to 'starve out" the wholesale grocer
 Dr. Haney was the first witness heard at the hearing here of the complaint filed by the Southern Wholesale Grocers associat ton against more than two thousand railroads, alleging discrimination in favor of the packers.
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Strike of Cotton
 ,ScreWmen Avoided

New Orleans, Oct. 15.-The strike of the New Orleans cotton screwmed scheduled for tomorrow was called off today when the screwmen's or ganizatiou sent letter to the New Orleans Steamship association accept ing it's offer to refer the demands of he screwmen for an increased wage scale 10 the national adjustment com mission. The action of the screw men was practically the only change in the situation along the water front created by the strike several days ago of longshoremen and banana workers.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, Oct. 15.Cotton seed oil ad- vnnced 90 to SD points early on urgent demand from shorts, inspired by tight ness in spot and crude oil and higher lard. Later the market reacted somewhat under realizing sales and with cotton.
 Final bids were 20 to 10 points net high CT. Sales IT, 400 barrels. Crude sold at 1850 Trading In October delivery on the local exchange has been suspended tenn. porarily. due to inability to make deliver ies, incedtn to the strike situation at this port. Prime sun1lner yellow spot 22.O00i 2G.OO; December 21 6J; March 21.SJ; May 2..0G Prime winter yellow and summer white 2JOt)NI 24OO.
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Taft Says ''MOral TOne' of People
 Has Relapsed

Baltimore, Md, Oct. 15.-The mor-s al tone, the sacrificial spirit of all the
 people which was distintcly elevated
 during the war, has suffered a re-S action, declared former President, William Howard Taft, in his address,
 as president of the Unitarian general conference here today, land we are back again in the old region of the, 'doldrums' where progress to bettarl things seems as slow as it was be-, fore the war;"
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TOBACCO HABIT DANGEROUS

says Doctor Connor, formerly of Johns Hopkins hospital. Thousands of men suffering from fatal diseases
 would be in perfect health today were it not for the deadly drug Nicotine. Stop the habit now before it's toe late. It's simple process to rid yourself of the tobacco habit in any form. Just go to any up-to-date drug store and get some Nicotol tab- lets; take them as directed and lo; the pernicious habit quickly yanishes Druggists refund the money if they fail. Be sure to read large and in- teresting announcement by Doct0r Connor soon to appear in this paper. It tells of the danger of nicotine pois- oning and how to avoid it. In the
 meantime try Nicotol tablets; you will be surprised at the result. adv,
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Oct. 15. Rough rice strong, sales 23S sacks Honduras at S.OOd1 1000; 2lS Japan at S.75M 1000; 1,2lO Blue Rose 9.o0M10.O0; 25O Louisiana Pearl 1000; 800 Carollnas at s.OO0f9. .5O Receipts; rough 2,71G; lnilers 1,2S6.
 Clean rice strong: sales 1,75O pockets oIInduras 5-SM11 3-4; 3,S5S pockets Blue Rose 5-16n11; 300 Carolina II 1-2 Rice bran at mill $50; polish per ton $7O. Re- ceipts .,292 pockets.
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Senate Will Act to
 Avert Sugar Famine

Washington, Oct. 15.--Action or legislation to remedy the preset5 sugar famine is planned tomorrow by the senate agriculture committee, which expects to report out a bill authorizing President Wilson to con- tinue the sugar equalization board during 1920 and giving the board power to purchase Cuban sugar.
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33O BALES BURN.

Moultrie, Ga, Oct. 15.--Fire of un- known origin destroyed the planters warehouse and 330 bales of cotton at Coolidge, near here early today. The loss is estimated at $75,000.
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LIVERPOOL. COTTON.

Liverpool Oct. 15.-Cotton spot in good demand; prices strong. Good mddling 23.36; fully middlng 23O3 middlng 2283; low mddling 20.4S; good ordinary 1853; or dnary 17.53.
 Sales 1J.OOO bales including 5000 Ameri- Can. Futures closed unsettled. October 22.22: Nov. 22.2o; Dec. 22.O2; Jan.T 21.7 75; Mar. 21.36; May 21 1.07; July 36.TD :.
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FRENCHTOwN LEvEE DIST.
 TAX NOTICE.

1 Notice is hereby given that the French iofa will he due November 1st, 1919 and unless paid within sixty days thereafter penalty of twenty-five (25). per cent will atfach. Under the law the collector has no authority to remit any penalty.
 c. NJ. NIcHOL. Collector. p,ne Rluff. Ark. Oct. 1st. t919.
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WARNING ORDER
Case No. 729O

Case No. 729O M In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas. A lice. .'ru .h. p:aint,ir, vs. George l.. Frueh, defrp.llht. The defendant, George L. Frueh is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff. Alice Frueh
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 10th day of October, A. D., 191e.
 $. F. VAULX. Clerk. 0. F. REEVES, D. c. fS,,n 1n tc .po
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 7241.

Case No. 72i1.
 In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.-Dessie B. Pinkley plaintiff, vs. Andrew Pinkley. defendant. The defendant Andrew Pinklcy is warn ed to appear, in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plain tiff Bessie R. Pinkley.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 24th day. of September. A. D., 1919.
 S. F. VAULN. Clerk.
 O. F. REEVES, D. C.
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Better be safe than sorry. Install a safe to safeguard your valuables. This is protection that costs little. Phone us for description and price. If.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Oct. 15.-Libcrty bond prices at 2:55 p. m. today were 3 1-2's 1OO4O; 1st 4s 05.2O; 2nd As D3l64; 1st f l-4's 94.30; End Ifs 93.S0; 3rd 4 1-4s aJa0; 4th 1-4's 03SO: Victory , 3-4s 00Si Victory 3-4's 99.74
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SPOT COTTON.

New York Oct. 15.-Spot cotton steady; middlng 34.S0.
 New Orleans, Oct. 15 Spot cotton steady; 25 points higher. Sales the spot 2,75l: arrive 5,76U. Low middling :D.2 middling 350o good mddling 36.25. Re celpts | 1U2; stock 274,SG0
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-$5OO.OO TO $5ooo.Oo on improved farms; no expense whatever to seC;lrc a loan. Apply to C. $. McNew, Real Estate Agency. 1O6 Pine St., Pine Bluff. Ark. lu-t-LI ,R LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED h |, ar bottom farms at and s per cent with prompt service and liberal vana- t1ons. See w. 5. Pierce. room BOT, Ctti- zens bank building, Pue Rluii.
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COJ1SART BAYOU DRAINAGE DIST TAX NOTICE

Notice ia hereby given that the Cousart Ravou. Drainage district Tax for the year 1919 vii be due November 1st. 1919, and unless paid within sixty days there after penalty of twenty-five (2o) per cent will attach. Under the law the coi- lector has no authority to remit any pen alty. :. ~,cuo, c,,,ootor Pine Blnfr, Ark. Oct 1st. 1919. 1O-1- -1mO
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NOTICE

Curb and Gutter District No. West
 Thirteenth Avenue.
 The tax books for the collection of spec ial assessment upon the real property m Csnrh Gnd Gutter District No. 8 in the City of Pine Bluff has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assess mpmt to me within thirty days from this date. ,..,,, will be commenced at the end of that r,me for the collection of such assessment and for legal penalties and cost. Given under my hand this 18th day or September, 19la - c,.u co,,.o+o.
 9-18-1mo
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HORSES AND MULES

l have just arrived witn a ear load or Missouri horses and mules, Ie in thn mar kct can save you money. Ap He1ferl. 213 East B;rraTue Phone 1G10 ?-2l-llho
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STATE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED TO SELL FARM POWER EQUIP

This territory is now open to some live man or firm who has the ability to ganize a setting force, and financially re- sponsibc to buy in carload lots the Elmco Ford Belt Attachments and Ford Feed Grinders. State distributors in other ter ritories are making big money. The Elmco is the one. Belt Power Attachment that has continuously made good from the time it was put out and thousands are no win use on farms all oyer the country We want men to communicate with us who have the money to buy in carload lots and are capable of organizing selling force to line up local dealers. Write today for further particulars. Ad- dress F. r. Elmberg company Inc. Park ersburg, Iowa. 1O16-17-19
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QASSlG|EQADVERT|}ENENTS
MALE HELP

cOLORED MAN WANTED TO WEAR latest style tailored to measure suit and the general agent ill spare time; big pro fit. Write to Knickerbocker Tailoring Co. Erpt 537, Chicago.
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EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR and SOIL ctor for city; must be competent and able to work; good salary. Apply at onc%
 Smith Brothers 12O 1-2 Main St. 1O-14-1wk
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EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR AND soiicitor, for city; must be competent and able,ito work: good salary. Apply at once Smith Brothers 12O 1-2 Main St.
 1O14-!wk
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE
 Sidewalk District No. 1O cypress street. The tax books for the collection of specjal assessments upon the real proper ty in Sidewalk District No. 10 in the City Ali owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assess ment to me A!thin thirty days from this da:c 4. ,y;Ii hc commenced at the end of that time fo. thc collection Of such assessment. and for legal penalties and cost. Given under my hand this 18th day or SIMON BLOOM. City Collector.
 9-1S1mO
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EVERY MAN. WOMAN TO INVESTI- gate the Great American Oil company. and their holdings. See mo or our local representative at Pines Drug store. J.. F. stewart. vice president. 1O-7-6t
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one who is experienced at bookkeeping preferred. Apply Swift and company.
 1O-S-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS

HAUL TT. PHONE 61. Office Union Station. Pine Bluff Bag gage Co.
 ~ v V >~ DIETRICHS HAS MOVED FROM OVER Lewne's Quality shop to S23 Pine St., cleaning pressing and repairing of the honest kind. We call for and deliver phone 1926, nuf ced. lO-l-lntO
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

AUTO EXCHANGE AND GARAGE want second hand cars to sell. We have most anw make at the right prices, see us, If ycu want a second hand car. We d) first class repair work on all makes of cars. Satisfaction guaranteed, also striped Dou4es built by first class body man. We make them any style and make you proud of your old car. Prices righf. 117 Olive street, phone 133G. G. C. Payne, Mgr.
 7-22-tf
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.fOR, SALE-HOUSES

>>>~~~~~ " V w >r>> V - 'r >' v " FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN MARSlI-FOE place with two full lots for only Sl25t'. with $SO03 cash and the balance $15m per month Go out and look these houses over and then call us McGehce Realty con,,nny 24UO West 2nd Ave.
 
 A GOOD F ROOM HOUSE, CORNER lot, 6Ox154 on street car line; upstairs rents flor $:}50O. and always rented. VIII sell at bargain if taken by August 1st. Tcrms Address "D". care of Graphic.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

ONE JERSEY MILCII COW, TO GIVE not less than to 8 gallons of milk each day. Call phone Rural 9521F2. 1O-16-6t~ WANTED-FALSE TEETH. WE PAY
 high as S6.OO for full sets Mail. Don't matter if broken. Western Metal com pany, Bloomington Illinois. 1016-3t*
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A LADY WHO IS ALSO A COMPETENT stenographer with some business training
 Apply in person to J. E. Boyce, Cotton Belt bank, City. 1O12-3t
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FEMALE HELP.

NURSE WANTED--COLOKED WOMAN with experience wanted to nurse weeks old baby; good wages. Phone 2564.
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LOST

NEAR FIFTH AND MAIN FILLING
 station, one pair of eye glasses ill case Finder return to $. Balm at Eagle Store and receive reward. 1O11-6t >->~N~~~~~~~~~~~<N~N~
 ON SUNDAY, OCT. 9TH FROM DANIELS Chapel church; near Tamo, one brown or black mare mule; freshly sheared man1 and tail; about 14 1-2 hands high, and about years old; wire cut on right knee; old scar over right shoulder; rope burn OH left front foot above ankle; peculiar walk ill hind feet. S20OO reward for return to Polk Clemmons, Tamo, Ark. 10106t
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WE CAN USE THE SERVICES OF ONE lady. to sell stock iIa Arkansas Texas Oil X Lease Co. Apply 40S Main street.
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FOR SALE

ONE DODGE TOURING CAR; GOOD condition. Apply Morgan Veneer %.
 fhone 6SO or 1907. lo-lo-ot
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CARRIER BOYS. WORK DOESN'T IN TERFERE WITH SCHOOL. APPLY
 GRAPHIC. 1O-7-tf
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WANTED HOUSES

HOUSE FURNISHED OR UNFURNlSH.
 ed Call 1216. I. C. Cone, l0-l5-6t
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-11-05

been allowed to serve only as the We
hicle of cheap humor l think the
time for levity is past. A plague Or
mongrels running about the coun-
try is a continual menace to life. Net
MANY men can now afford time for
hunting. I know of few things more
silly, in circumstances like those Of
the present than the spectacle of q
grown man losing a whole day from
work to catch a fifteen-cent rabbit.
II am glad to see Commissioner
Harris endeavoring to arouse interest
in sheep breeding and hope that our
General Assembly will find it expe-
dent to take action early in its next
session. K. F. M.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-11-05
W0MAN'S NERVES
MADE STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Winona, MINI. ! suffered for more
than a year from nervousness, and was