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Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
G~rNbErsFr- = any.
9fiaae BOZ. Sang @afaen.

ONtOON ~ NEAFNN VAlJNNN
3ebn Sabre m0gen es Der ieirl, ga
OurGltreiften Elm paar nanoerfrobe
@eieaen Die lieben, fleinen Orte, ole
I'M 8iell berum ibre Sbltg1rten ltll0
@ieIent0lden Der miloen Come oils
@ei6enf 0%arbringen.
Sin bellies, freunoli9es @oIt6alts
lag om @ege. Haib enti9Ioiieu trat
man in ben fiibIen, iiberi9atteten
@arten. 9ie 2altten fIangen in Sen
leiie ber0dmmernOen Sag, un0 fro
Der Sang i9tpang ii6 gum iilbernen
abenoltern empor.
YGoBli6 uneriportet fielen Crop
fen ans Dem iGb iib~er5ogenen Stint
mel.
&ai9 er9riff man Site uno Sl1-
ftrumente ur0 elite in Die @irts.
tube, gefoIgt BON DEM 8irt, Der
Slider ul0 &annen na9trug.
Cine altbGterlide 2ampe brannte
IN Dem bebagli6ell &aum. Sci III
rem Sdein erfannten 6ie @eIelen,
Dob i'm 2ebnltltbI am SenIter elm
alter @onn fab, Der gu i9Iafen
i6ien.
Ser @irt er8dbIte ibnen, oas lei
iein @oter, Der i6lafe tagolls ltno
tagein BORT an leinem SenIterpIaB
uro Jet fat butoert Sabre alt.
2eiier ging mad oieier &un0e 6as
@elprd9.
elmer Itan0 auf ltno entoedte elm
Gpinett, Oas beritaltbt in elmer Gde
triitmte. Guf Dem Snitrument lag
Elm 9iinOel pergilbter %gtotenbIGtter.
Ser 8irt fam bin5lt un6 er5GbIte,
Dob felt mebr oenn oreiBig Sabren
niemano Die Saiten beriibrt babe.
@enn Der Serr es ober ueri1djen
Doltc, 10 itdnoe nibts i'm 8ege.
Seinen @ater, oeIien @eb6r Iebr
i6tpa6 iei, Itore es gepiB ni6t.
Sour nit Miibe lieB iid Der Der
quouene 9edel oe3 Spinetts offnen.
NlS Die Singer 0eS @aiteS priifeno
0as @Ifenbein b~eriibrtetL fam Elm
ieltidm erpebter Slang, einem $50.
gelruf in ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3aubergGr-
ten berglei66ar, aus Dem broltnen
Sol50ing.
Ser iunge Wnnl1 nabm oie go
ten ollseinanoer. Sein 9lif fieI ollf
Elm @latt, iiber Dem Itano: nGro-
berger &on5" bon Sran5 @ruber.
2angiam fanen Die Gone aus Dem
SnItrument, feierli6 pie alte Mt1tl-
ner idreiten, ipenn iie nit priifen0en
<gen our6 Die goI0enen Seloer
9eben. @S modte eiu Cans iein aus
gertbIamelt, Iangitberfloiienen 3ei-
ten.
Yl0bli6 riibrte ii9 Der gllte an
Senfter. @ie BON unlidtbaren San.
ben geitiibt, iteate er iid idmerfduig
auf uno fam NIT idleppenoen S6rit-
ten auf ben SpielenOen 81.
Sein &orper miegte it6 nod Den
@ciien oes San5es. Gin linoes Sd
9eIn lag ailf Dem perpitterten Sc.
lidt.
Oie @GIte ON Gid iaBen itarr;
feiner ipra6 ein 8ort; Der anl Spi.
nett orebte Dem glten ben &iidea
rutb merfte nidt, oaB oieier iid en-
boben batte.
aur5 binter Dem 9pieIenOen
parlote iid Ser GreiS, ging nit
Sdritten Die li9 Ger @eiie, Die aus
Dem Spinett fam, tuunoeriam oil-
Ih[oIier, 81 Dem 2ebnltubl 5uriid.
@ls Der leste Gfforo, lang naf-
baaeno, ourd ben gfaum fam uno
Der Spielenoe nit bebutiamer Sano
ben DefeI iaIoB, redte ii9 Ser alte
Iteil por ieinem Sibe enlpor nno fiel
I9per b~inteniiber.
@Is Der @irt uno Die @eleaen
bin3ueilten, log Ser 8ieoeri6ei1t'
iiberiroii6en Slides auf ben 8iigen
oes @reiies.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

- Der g rot 3. Sugen Sic nal,
mein 2ieber, mas lit oenn ans Sd
rent friiberen 9iener ~geiporoen?
8roB: Ser bat iebt cine 6abrif
fir Settings nnO S~6mimmgiirtel
etabliert, pelde er aus Gbnmpagner-
pfropfen berlteut, Oie er III meinem
9ienit aeiammelt botl
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@us Ser gbiIofopb @ribler oarunter ber1tebt.

- 8erbinoert. SD beiud-
tie neltlidJ Gante @nfemia in Sip.
pel5erbit uno er56blte ibr einen ia.
moien @iB. nI6 @ott," iagte iie,
.tperm i6 feinen Ser5febler butte.
ladte id mid toll"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

err etwos. 6oriter:
0Saben g. oen Bod nod erpii9t,
SEER SsfretGr?"
9Nein, ober i Fab N nod raid
photographer.
&ein @nnoer. - Sago-
freuno: 96er Meni6, brei 9reiber
bait on angei6oiien?
SonntagsiGger: Sea. mas fir &ie-
ienferle oaS ober altb iino.
@oetif6e @ntmort t.
Sitnger Damn: Sic botten Dor eini-
gen Sagen in Ser 3eitung cine So
acknowledgement angefiinoigt; lit
oa nod etpas 81 baben?"
&leioerb6n0ler: Bite, treten sic
tllr elm: nNod iinO Die Gage Ser
Soien"!"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

Gin SdIaumeter.
StootsontpaIt: 9lngeflagter, sic iol-
len oieie Dame in auffauenoer @eiie
0ur6 Sbre 8lide belaitigt baben.
Mngeflagter: SIT mir. gar nidt
cingefauen, Serr S~tdatsautpalt, i9
babe MIR oas Meiiteriperf Der gaatur
betpunoert.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

- SIN inriftif6en Cru.
M e II. 8rofeiior: 8elde &erionen
miro man gum 8abrbeitseioe nid)t
5ulalien?
aan0iout: Die -. Die 60r-
tier!
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= 8teI 9 Ut Of g ange 0as
lit elm arelt3! Seilt lit mir Der Saul
nit meinem Sulius, Der &ailierer
nit Ser &alie, meine Srou NIT benz
9aiIierer, uno Der @alol nit meiner
l6oniten 2ebetipurit our9gegangenl
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

8ereins5med. rgSes-
balls bat ben1t unier Soritano cine
Notwithstanding einberuten?"
,Sa, fir mas NOR oenn Der Ser
Elm iibcrbaiipt, penn mir net anal
G. Notwithstanding batten?"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

grfer StroI6 Aber me fonnit oil benn 10 rngeniert in ben
feinen SoteIs uno Gefoironts, mo 0u Ieben tpat 'neinfonrmcn, Dab bid
0e @orhers nbt rn1sI6meiBen.
3weiter @troG6: Die boGhn mid ale fir einen perngidten
Gutomobibeber, berIe6It on pobIl
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NInpicritnnSe.

Ser @enget martert meme arneiI
0bren,
Ser 8eufel 6alte 6as @etlimper ditsl
Gin Slid, baB er nidt al5t tlr5 ge>
Id)orcIl;
Su ieinem S6opf lott ii@ Die spans
Illillg aus.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

Sic @3utter Gilt, bon tpiloem @eb be-
6tplltgcu,
3ur Stdttc, ba man iibt Die bobe
Gunlt;
Sic mil berbiiten, OaB Dem arnlelI
Slngcn
Sic @lcbc I6on 6ns tellre 9aupt ber>
1ln3t.
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
GinOlid.

Ger fIeine 6rib gum On
fel, Der Stuoent lit, ais ct gebort,
Dab Oieier ourdgefaaen ilD: nDu,
Snfel, tut Oas nidt peb, pern maj
Our6fdat?"
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03
0frMer 5@retbtbrtFf hEs
YhiIipp 5~nMrrampttr.

Wlcin Iieber Scrr @eoaftiOndr;-
Washington Journal., 1920-09-03

WEI nut UU Ut UtII
Seller geItanoe fin,
ben i9 0en 8e0es.
tpeiler in ole Spebr.
ripps gepobft. @eoes.
iueiler, ben i'd geiagt,
ipebf opp; mir fin
6oA nit bier, for in
ipradIoier 8egeiite.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
HATFIELD HAPPENINGS.

DR.. and Mrs. Connally were Mena
visitors Friday.
I Work on the planer and warehouse
is progressing nicely.
Mr., and Mrs. Ford Younce were
Hatfield visitors Saturday.
w. =. Harrell spent several days in
TT. Smith on business last week.
Mrs Carrie Whipple spent last week
in Mena with her daughter, Mrs. Al
len, and family.
Mrs. Kelsey Skinner and sister. Mrs.
Barnes and Miss Cecil, of Cove. were
Hatfield visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Barnes visited several DAYS in
Mena last week, che guest on her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Finger.
Owing to lack of water the planer
has shut down, and is awaiting the
the pleasure of old mother nature.
100 acres improved land in 21b miles
OF HATFIELD to trade for Mena proper
ADV.
Luther Cummings visited at Hunt
lngton, Ark, last week. j. B. VIII
hams, Jr. carried the mail during his
absence.
Col. and Mrs. Hutson attended the
r. Younce sale at Hatton FRIDAY. and
On Monday the Col held sale below
vandervoort.
Mr.. Latham of the Beach Lumber
ONCE force moved his family to Mena
last week to give his daughter the
opportunity of attending high school.
Gates and Dale report the following
sales for this week: Lewis NiehoIs
another 40-acre tract to Otto Kidd ~
Eliasville, Tex. j. o. Gates 70 acres
% =. Moore Of Apphley, Tex.
MT, and Mrs. George Grain returned
Saturday from Texarkana where Mrs,
Train was successfully treated for /
dislocated elbow which had been
troubling her for several months.
I'd Hutson and Bud Martin made q
trip to Nina Tuesday and returned
with a registered Jersey male which
mad been purchased by Messrs Hnt-
son; Lewis Johnson, Roy Holder. w. T.
Nichols, Bud Martin and A. Garner.
MISS Emma dee Randall Of the Lv-
ceum company gave an entertainment
az the auditorium Tuesday night az
last week whicr was enioyed bv !
large audience. The next number win
&c &c numerous lecture. Date, October
The pupils of Miss Johnnie Villines
wlli give their third recital Tuesday
night. October 10. An admission ~
70 and b cents win be charged and
proceeds used to purchase fixtures
forum. wy 'uui-
Truenan Hamilton, second SON 80
mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Hamilton. died
sunday night from injuries received
saturday morning when the horse he
ana ms brother were riding to mill be-
lame frightened by the corn falling
from the sack. The family has the
sympathy OF the community in their
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14

70 put up mail box flag was the
cause Of there being no items from
tnls place last week.
Born to Lee Harrison and wife on
october z, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Outright spent
Monday at the home of in. Ingram
at Old Potter. Mr.. Ingram is pre-
parlng TO move to Hope, Ark.
The spelling and singing school at
Freedom is increasing in interest and
attendance. Mrs. Lula Earnest won
championship in spelling last Saturday
y. r. Turner and G. F. Chamblin Of
Mena butehered a beef. at the C. r.
Outright home Monday. They were
right.
sam Turner held sale Tuesday.
With his family he expects to leave
sunday for Great Bend, Kas., near
which place they will make their home.
they will be accompanied by Oscar
ton.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
CENTER POINT CTRCIETs

= 4 SUNDAY school was organized !.
Semter foint last Sunday. ~
MISS Mariory Lance has ooro ~
Vlsit VITA friends at Poteau ~ :"
we have had fine westhar -
nans ana cotton picking.
Dan Agard Of Gravette was 49,
49, ~ q Skee Davis sunday S"e
MRS Harvey Johnson is yeeo,,o,.,
NJ ~ attack OF malarial fever IS
Naler 1namblin arrived honsa NJ
Jay from business trip to DeC1na navi'-
JeiH Connally Of the Roclv s@ueen.
~ was the guest Of level Mum
ohyer Earnest and wifa hnu
pieteu a new dwelling ana 49, ase COM
y week before last. 'Aosea INTO
i ha;a very successful Sunday schoo,
n a volas conducted at Freedom With tioo I
'"SM,a l Of almost fiffv WIN
~ Mrs. J. II. Maddox arr;voa
hLiluay from visit at The ~ IN nome
~ Th SOL lry,n,sat Piedmont on "e %
+, mere VIII be an all dav s IN
e raeeuom November IA Fva sng az
come and help make II nseryDody
e, m5. and Mrs. Wyatt C ordo,S
sunday at the homes - So.uon spent
" We " ana bay John, at Mountain i Fork sons
that az th nave had no rain for 50 D'1 la.
the the dn sne creeks are almost dr r. long
cb uIss = quite deep in the roaa. ara
p;tn hhl:is'opher Earnest and M;" aus
Tban were married Septea,bbsa MAY
groom's mother. '''e nome Of the
Inc failure on the part - -.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
RANSOM RAMBLFs.


Mrs. J. 3. Wallace and boys Of Mena
with relatives here. -.
There will be church here Saturday
nignt, and at II o'clock Sunday.
ms fine weather IS enabling the
farmers to get their crops harvested.
anytning to show where they had been,
ley. - $50 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd have
chills. fsS 800
Mrs. Frank Willis is nursing her
,protner, who has been confined to
ms bed for about six weeks.
asa Gatlin Is making fine molasses
nus year and j. 7. Stokes Is also turn
ing out good syrup at his mill.
our hunters were out again Satur-
oay night but failed to bring back
ahgthing to show wher they had been.
prayer meeting is held at the church
mere eyay Sunday night. Sunday
school is doing fine at ten O'Clock sun
aay- Why don't you come?
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
OPAL NEWS.


: Jesse Harrison and family Of Dallas
Sunday. 20 ~ ''sfs'' -
MTs. General Heath and son, DALI,
- = Heath Valley, visited at the Jesse
upper ape home Sunday night.
Ma WIS. Cora Shackleford Of Route 4,
5Mena, IS spending this week at the
N'1a lewis home near Caney.
e, zoe Hooper and daughter. Miss Eva
t9nnriey and niece, Miss Dovie Dill
here Sunday. s''
ALVIN and Mack Walker have just
vi new addition to Ouachita
s sonuo' nouse which gives 1t very
appearance.
The gin at Opal which i. Generated
9y Robert Chamberlain and MID Stan
u.rlage Is kept busy these dave comb
ing out the fleecy staple.
=" = Hacper jrfnpsie Stand
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
vANDERvoORT.

B. A. Garrett was a Mena visitor
last week.
Mrs. |. N. Cooler and son, Walter,
spent the week end in Mena.
Jimmie Nall made trip TO the
county seat one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Daniels and
children of Mena visited here the
first of the week.
DIR. Rollins was up from Wickes
Sunday morning and preached at the
Nazarene church.
Misses Otus Henderson, Ruth Wiley
and Florene Knox visited in Hatfield
between trains Sunday afternoon.
Presiding Elder Cannon was up
from Texarkana Sunday and preached
at the M. E. church Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Lichlyter re-
turned last week from an auto trip
thru several Of the western states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Henderson left on
Monday for Oklahoma to be at the
bedside of Mr.. Henderson's father.
who is very ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Henderson motor
cd down from Hatfield Sunday TO at
tend Quarterly Conference at the NJ
f. church Sunday afternoon.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
Y0CANA YELPs.

Several young people Of this place
attended singing at Ping Grove last
Sunday.
Miss Vivian Harris of Holly Springs
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with friends and relatives Of this
place.
Misses Fannie and Grace Watkins
and Bess Blackwell spent Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. VIM
berly near Egger.
The pie supper given at the Yocana
church last Saturday night was a
success, the pies and cake bringing
S4d.80 Miss Hettie Lunsford was
awarded the cake for bling the pref
test gigrl. Everybody enjoyed an-ex-
citing time.
Messrs. Raymond and Marquis Mil
Ter of Board Camp attended the pie
supper at Yoeana last Saturday night.
There will be singing at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe league next
Sunday evening. Everybody invited
to come.
Brown eyes.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14


Bert Farless of Hominy, Ok, was
at Acorn last week on business.
Mr.. Pruitt of Oklahoma is at Acorn
this week attending the singing school
Mrs. j. R. Owens has been sick for
the past week, but is better at present.
Archie Barron has returned home
after being gone since June to the
harvest fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Roger of the
Berry Cherry farm were week end WIS.,
itors at Acorn.
billiard Reed arrived Saturday from
Kansas where he has been at work in
the harvest fields.
Brent Barron mas gone Ia Pert
Arthur and expects to be gone during
the school vacation.
Mrs. Bertha Hogan has returned to
her home at Beaumont, Tex. after n
SIX weeks vacation with her mother
Mrs. K. w. Gilstrap.
James Swiger and son Row .nd
daughters, Misses Thelma and Virda.
q Union Grove, are attending the
singing school. wy
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Newson az Fort
Worth, Tex, who are spending their
honeymoon visiting the Rogers at
Mena, were at Acorn SUNDAY VISITING
at the d. Newsom home.
and Mrs. Larman arrived Sat-
nrday 10 visit their daughter Mr.
PfeIfer, who has been sick. They were
accompanied home BY Mrs. Pfe;far
who viii visit till she regains her
health. s"'"S hef
Mrs. J. M. Owens rAea;..a
gram last Saturday stating the death 'n
o. two Of her great grand children o'i H.,
ddiphtheria. The children's mo III ~
Mrs Mrs. Nichols, Of Beach Ok, will b
rem me as Miss Ora Owens.
da nll ana MRS. Jack Owens and
Tuesday from Ashdown. Tex $500
ana a Little Rock. They visited M r.
Owens siser at Ashdown and NIT =, MI W..
K I 9ll, and attended the dear reunion on =
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
Correspondence
COVE CATCHES.

Sorghum making season is almost
ever.
&. c. snith did busiess in Mena
Friday
Dry and dusty and water scarce
nruund Cove.
Jahn Coplan moved to the Gore
property last week.
" NJ Hansard and family motored
m Nsndervoort last Sunday.
g. N. Mcfarland moved to the w. j..
Axrzun house close to the depot.
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Golf and family
nazfnxed to Hatton last Sunday.
Miss Jennie Bailey was in Mena
last Wednesday to have dental work
dnsae.
Mr.. and Mrs j. d. Coplan and wife
visited with friends in Mena over
MrM p. OHearn and daughter, Mrs.
Name Miller, visited at Vandervoort
his week.
Miss Vivian Mathis. popular Cove
teacher, spent Sunday with her folks
Ak Erannis
Don't forget the 9Th Sunday all-day
sissgTng and basket dinner at Cove on
Dc5nber 81.
Fine weather for picking cotton.
Most farmers have corn and feed put
away for winter.
A<nry wilkins of Caddo Gap, who
h2s been visiting in Cove, will return
hazne Thursday.
MAIeoma Home Sunday schccii next
Sunday at $50 o'clock. Preaching at
800 hy r. Craia
N&nnF a Parker sold the |. A. Dunn
~ 10 - L. -
W Vannay of Cove.
Hiss Minnie Allen of Gillian, "a
daughter Of N. O. Allen, visited her
EpItzs here last week.
Charley Affholter and family were
Afl from Nandervoort to visit at the
~ NJ Hansard home Sunday.
xsschria T.. Gilly Of Cove has been
granted a patent on stopping the kick
ar tsis cranking of an automobile.
Rev D j. Sossamon of Mena
preached two fine sermons at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
" = Barton of Fort Smith and
Levi Witherspoon of Womble were in
Dose Saturday to look after business.
Kew. Bass of Adkins will commence
big revival meeting at the Presby-
karian church Monday night, October
Is.
Miss Otis Henderson,. Miss Ruth
HiERy. Miss Knox of Vandervoort and
Miss Eopes and Douglass Dover of
Cove took in the carnival at Mena last
week.
+. A. WoodelI, manager Of the
Ssig Cove Lumber Company store, was
y Mena Tuesday arranging to put on
= k5tE sale.
Maauc & Parker sold part of the
e " Whlted farm, known as the N.
@ Allen farm. to M. @. Merit of Tex
zfkana. Tex.
Miss Callie Hampton spent three
zays= in Mena last week, visiting her
friend, Mrs. Johnston, and took in
the carnival.
Mrs. TheIma Hansard, who has been
visiting with her mother at Muskogee
Ehe last two weeks, returned home
nst Sunday.
Ban woodell, Kansas City Southern
lgpnf at Rich Mountain, visited with |
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wood
II, over Sunday.
Mrs. B. II. Barton, Sr., was report
a ~ getting alonk nicely at Hot
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
wfckEs.

L. O. Cole came up from Grannis
Sunday.
Royal Scales of Vivian, La, was in
Wickes Monday
Miss Faye Hopson visited friends in
Mena Saturday and Sunday.
John Thacker of Ashdown is visit
ing his parents east of town.
Mrs. Jewel Allen visited relatives
east of town Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Bessie Cross of Vandervoort
visited her parents here Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. Hammond preached at the Bap-
fist church Saturday night, Sunday
and Sunday night.
The literary society met at the
school house Friday night at 1880. 4
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
ty expectt spend $4,000 on the Smith

ty expectto spend $4,000 on the Smith
vile end Of this road in order to make
this one of the best public roads in
the Ozark mountains. This special
committee expects to raise this
amount to $500 by reaching out
among progressive men who are di-
rectly Interested in good roads leading
in to Cove. Uncle Sam unloads u. s.
mail for progressive towns in Okla
homa at Cove, and there is 800 farm
ers, some living 30 miles west of
Cove that want to come in to trade
and it is up to Cove to see that this
road is built. Let everybody help all
you can.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
ACORN KERNELS.

Singing school continues to grow
The farmers are busy with the har-
Miss Jackson, Mrs. McWilliam,s
sister, left for Kansas Citv vester [La :
There will be pie supper bec;g.
ning promptly at z O'Clock Wednes-
day evening. ''''es
inose who want rooms in our dor
~ maitory this winter must arrange for
taken. 's an
There will be Democratic political
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
BIG REDUCTION SALE! PRICES COMING Do3
Sale Opens Friday, Oct is, Closes Saturday, Oct 80

Lumber tall merchandise
would permit. noEvwe
dwthgoo ds,andthe
all
butn
efouo other Nohg "a'A ~ -
eeryt hing marked down
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14

speaking at the school house Wednes-
day evening following the pie supper,
also Friday evening pie supper and po-
litical speaking by Judge Wear and
his friends.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14

splendid program was given to large
audience and all present expressed
themselves as being highly pleased.
YtA Tin.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS GOES AT
ONE-FOURTH OFF!

Seasonable Dry Goods Of all
kinds, including Dress Goods,
Sweaters, Underwear, Shirts,
etc, go at this big reduction.
You will do well to fit out the en-
tire family from our large stock.
Everything in the Dry Goods De
partment has been carefully gore
over, and 256 deducted from
the old price.
Regular 75c Toile du Nord
Ginghams ----- 4Oc
Regular 40c and SOC
Ginghams 3Oc
Regular 40c and Soc Percale,
80 inches wide 3Oc
Regular Acc Domestic Soc
Regular CSC Domestic Csc
Regular 40c Bleaching 30c
Regular CSC Shifting Csc
Regular 30c Cotton Checks Zoe
Regular Soc Outing (solid
colors) Acc
Regular 45c Outing (fancy) 35c
Regular Soc Duck for Cot
ton Sacks 4Oc
Regular 75c Feather Ticking Coo
Regular Csc Feather Ticking Soc
Mems Ladies' and Children's
Underwear.
Regular $4. SO Unionsnits
(wool) --y $3.50
Regular $3.50 Unionsuits $500
Regular $500 Unionsuits $3.50
Regular ST. SO Unionsuits $500
Regular $l.35 Shirt and
Drawers, each 81 90
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
SUGAR

With each $1,000 purchase we
will sell the purchaser eight lbs.
of sugar for $1.00.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
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will find here ' ss.'''
need in this line, S' an
the lowered price, Al G
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Honey Bee Flour - \
Large Pail Lard ~
Small Pail Lard
10 fb. Blue Karo S,,,.
Large Criisco ''|
Small Crisco
Dese ! eaDerry COTE
Good Flat Bean CA.
Good Ground coss'
hest Good Coffee, 3 Ii
canc ~
Calumet Baking poxi.,
Arm and Hammer 81 II
Star Soap, s bars e, =
2. & G. Soap, 3 bar,S, 1
! oilet Soap, 3 bars i !
Pinto and Navy Beans
Sugar, per fb.
Star Tobacco, per Il
Horse Shoe Tobacc, /
Prince Albert, can
Velvet Tobacco, can
Cotton Boil Twist, jI,
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FEEDSTUH

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prices on feed. Our n
always be as low Is II
permits.
100 TBS. Chops
100 lbs. Bran
100 lbs. Shorts
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-10-14
SUGAR
With each $1,000 purchase we
will sell the purchaser eight lbs.
of sugar for $1.00.
OVERALLS! OVERAMS!

The quality of Overalls and
jumpers stocked by the Cove
Lumber Company is well
known. We have supplied the
working men for a number of
years, and know their needs, and
have stocked accordingly.
Regular $500 Overalls- -$2.25
Regular $500 Jumpers SIPS
Regular $2.25 Youths
Overalls -$1.75
Regular $l.75 Boys
Overalls - $1.5O
Regular ST ST Is Boys
Overalls --$1.OO
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.PHILA. WESTINGHOUSE
PLANT nine WINS
Electric Company Employees in
Big Sports Carnival Today
at Essington

The employees of the Philadelphia
works of the Westinghouse Electric Co.
held their annual field day sports today
ut Essington. The program was the
largest in the history of the organization
and there was something doing every
minute.
One of the features of the day was a
baseball game between the Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh plants, the local men
winning, II to 0. The score BY innings
follows:
Pnile; E, 4. T Plant: pi. :, g
Bischler won the fifty bird target
shoot with 40. The other high guns
we're: Andrews, 50 Ocean, 30; Bes-
sick. 80: Walls. "a; Porter. 81; Sen
SEEMING. 80; Rudolph, 81 Walker, ~
Nedderiter, %; Hoover, "a; Tolan, ~,
The summaries of the other events
follow:
l0O-yard dash (single menl-W. Dough
erty. frst: c. Engle: second; E. Slater third
50.yard wheelbarrow race-W, J. watson
Rrookss, .hhrst; j. f. Rutt' second; W. j.
56eyard race (under sixteen Edith Klein.
first; Anne! la Davidson. second; Dorothy
5o.yard sack race lover hfteen-Elize,
beth Waters. first; Marie Traddie' second
N. Gendenback, third. Time, 10 20 seconds
tin. first. James Sturgeon. second: Albert
Cantiglia, third.