The Little River news., 1920-03-27
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 Monday, April is the first cleanup day.
 Mrs. F. o. Briant is visiting in Nash vile this week.
 You must start to clean up the place Monday, April 4th.
 John Pollock of Van Buren was in Ashdown Thursday
 Edward Freeman was in Mineral Springs Wednesday.
 Have you seen those new hats at the Davis Millinery? 3-27
 Will Dodson was here from Texarl- ana visiting his family.
 Willie Reed was here from Allene Friday paying his taxes.
 w NJ. Anderson and W. E. Gray of Foreman were here Monday.
 Everybody will clean up their place the week beginning, April 4th.
 Get jne of these electric churns at Commonwealth Public Service Co.,
 Miss Flossie Stephens returned a few days ago from visit at Hope
 Call and see the electric churns at Commonwealth Public Service Co.
 Lone Star Cotton Seed for safe at actual cOst.-Arhansas State Bank,
 Ed Collins was attending to busi ness in Wickes the first of the week. Miss Willie Lewis of Richmond is the guest of her sister, Mrs w. l. JGyner
 George Bill of Wilton was here Fri day demonstrating the new Maxwell automobile.
 See the many electric appliances at the Commonwealth Public Service Co show rooms
 Mrs. Will Dodson returned Thursday from weeks visit with relatives it. Hot Springs.
 Don't forget we have the Crystal electric washer.-Commonwealth Pub lie Service Go.
 Ed Bartee and daughter, Miss Essie of Ben Lomond were shopping in Ash down Thursday.
 George D. Chewning left Friday for Mena after spending several days here looking after his farm
 Closing out sale of boys Buster Brown hose at 50 cents per pair Davis Millinery Store. 3-27
 Claude Henry who has been con fined to his bed two weeks with the flu, is able to be up again,
 Dr. w. W. York has returned from a meeting of the state and county health officers at Little Rock.
 H. R. Yeager was in Texarkana Thu rsday to meet his mother and sisters who accompanied him home.
 Just received two of the famous Taylor Bros electric churns.-Com- monwealth Public Service Go.
 Mrs. Ross Johnston and little daugh- ter leave today for visit with Mrs. Johnstons perents at Foreman.
 Mrs. Gertrude Anderson gave a fine dinner Saturday in honor of her sis ter and little sons of Lewisyille.
 Clarence Walden of Peytonville was in Ashdown Thursday. Mir. Walden recently moved here from Howard county.
 Miss Eva Lena Martin, who is at tending school here, left Friday even ing to spend the week end in Long with her parents. Mrs. c. N. Thill left Friday for Mansfield, Ark, to visit Mir and Mrs Al Wilson. MT. and Mrs Wilson are the proud parents of son.
 Miss Stella Martin of St. Louis, who has been taking subscriptions for the Delineator at Rosenzweig's store, left Friday for Mineral Springs.
 Sale Stephens of Peytonville com- munity was in Ashdown Friday While here he renewed for the News, stating he couldn't get along without it.
 MT. and Mrs. L. P. Guice of Wilton were visitors in Ashdown Wednesday. MT. Guice is the owner of the Wilton light plant and also garage at that place.
 Rapid heart throbbng does not nec- essarily mean heart disease generally 1t is caused by disordered stomach. Prove it for yourself by taking Prickly Ash Bitters; if the stomach is at foult the heart symptoms will quickly dis appear Price s1.25 per bottle. Model Drug Store
 Mrs. John Mccoy and little sons, Phil and James, of Lewisville has re- turned to their home. Mrs. Mccoy was accompanied home by her mother, Mrs. s. E. Medley.
 w. N Burt of Allene was in Ashdown Thursday morning. MT. Burt is pre- pairing to plant several acres in canta- loupes this year, He also has a fine &nv nv-<a IL. .ol.