The Little River news., 1919-05-03
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feOple You hnOW i. +%+. +*+ %++ ++4%+@ | Bob Simpson was in Foreman Tues day.
 Frank Ogden was here from Horatio Thursday. .-.
 S ] Meyer made business trip to Oil City Friday.
 WIF. McGraw of Richmond was in the city Thursday.
 Bargain Counter Hats, half price.- Millinery Store. 5-3 Floyd DeLoney of Richmond was an Ashdowr visitor Wednesday. Royal Society and American Maid Crochet thread at Millinery Store, 10c.
 MT. and Mrs. Carrigan of Foreman spent Wednesday in As.ldown.
 Mrs. Patterson of sRichmond was shopping in Ashdown Wednesday,
 Bargain Counter Hats, half price, Millinery Store. 5-3
 B. V. Hunter spent the first of the week on his farm near Winthrop.
 Liberty bonds bought If necessary compels you to sell.-A. Goldsmith.
 Miss Hazel Wood spent Wednesday night with her parents at Red Buff.
 Royal Society and American Maid Crochet thread at Millinery Store, 10c. Look out for the Rexall One Cent Sale. See date later.-Model Drug Co.
 H. G. Sanderson of Texarkana was attending to business in Ashdown Tuesday.
 Attorney Will Steel of Texarkana was here Wednesday attending to business.
 R. P. Lindsay and Grover Milford of Foreman were in Ashdown Thursday afternoon.
 Let us supply your drug needs. We have the goods and we have the prices Model Drug Co.
 Sam Nunnelly of San Antonio, was visising with his sister, Mrs. s. E. Coats this week.
 Don't fail to visit ,nis store, honest merchandise, one price to all-Gath- rights Variety. 5-7 Sam Middlebrook has returned from Idabel, having resigned his position on account of his health.
 Mrs. B. C. Phillips of Arden is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. c Hodges of this city.
 Mrs. Hubert Davis and daughter, Miss Johnson of Oak Hill were shop ping in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Roy Budd, progressive merchant of Ogden was in Ashdown Wednesday afternoon attending to business.
 Our stock fresh, clean and useful new goods, all the time. Sale price every day-Gathrights Variety. 5-7 A. D. DuLaney and E. c. Payne made a trip to Foreman Thursday afternoon with reference to the Victory Loan drive.
 Frank Paulk returned Friday morn ing from Texarkana, where he visited his wife who is in sanitarium at that place.
 Miss Lena Fawcett returned Tuesday night from Paris, Texas, where she accompanied her sister, Mary Fawcett, who will attend school there.
 Mrs. B J. Chamberlain and little daughter, Bennadette, of Morris Ferry. are the guests of Mrs. Chamberlain's parents MT. and Mrs. DIR. Fawcett of Frisco street.
 Robert Campbell was here Wednes- day. He had been visiting relatives at Foreman, and was on his way to New York, where his company is located. He is serving on hospital ship.
 Mrs. c. A. Harding, who has been teaching music and expression in the high school at Winona. Texas, has fin- ished her work and joined her huss band, Dr. Harding, here Sunday.
 If you have prescriptions to fill take them to the Model. Drug Co. Our prices are right and we have regis tered men on the job. Best of ser vice at all hours. Free delivery dur ing the day only.-Model Drug Go.
 Pimples and blotches on the skin are caused by bilious impurities in the blood Tho riuht romodv ia Prickly