The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-09
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B. F. Shell of Emmet route two'
 was trading here this afternoon.
 P. c. Jones came over from Home,
 La. Saturday to visit with home folK'
 For sound Nancy Hall sweet pc
 tatoes. call w. G. Flames, phone S4oa' For Sale-Maple shade trees if talk
 en at once-Steete Moore, phone "A. ,
 Logan and Chas. Grove of Gurdon'
 visited friends in the city yesterday.
 B. c. Purifoy and Son, Frank Puri-
 foy of Sayre, spent Saturday in this
 city.
 ! He gave his life for the woman he
 loved. "The Girl From The Outside
 at the Gem Tuesday.
 1 J. w. Holloway of Rosston route number six, was. here looking after business this afternoon.
 The Park Association will meet with Mrs. Wat White Wednesday af- ternoon at 8 o'clock. 9d2
 Chas. Lancaster was at home with his family yesterday. Mir. Lancaster has a position with an automobile con cern in Little Rock.
 On the 20th of February l will have all kinds of high grade fertilizers, also nitrate of soda, trade acid and phosphate.-W. B. White. 2-9-tf.
 MT. and Mrs. Maurice Bloomberg of Shreveport, La., arrived here Satur- day and are guests of Mrs. Bloom berg's parents, Mr and Mrs. J. E. Daniels.
 Civil Engineer Fred Bennett of | Pine Bluff came in this morning on a business visit. Mir. Bennett is in charge of the construction of the Prescott Blevins highway.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Cox left yes terday on number six for a weeks ! visit in St. Louis and Chicago. MT. Cox goes to buy goods for his Elm Street Mercantile establishment. : Sheriff Steele and deputies, Leon Murrah and Cecile Gee left this morn ing and are collecting taxes at Lack land this afternoon. They will re- turn home Saturday afternoon for Sunday.
 FOR SALE-One four year old mule, broke, and two unbrolSen three year old mules, all gentle. J. s. Prescott route l, or see L, P. Stephenson at Prescott Mer- cantile Go. 6d4wi
 Blevins will have big agricultural rally next Friday at which time H. M. Cottrell of the Arkansas Profitable Farming Bureau will be one of the main speakers as we'll as a number of | other prominent agriculturists. There will also be a tractor demonstration, using a number of we'll known tract ors for farm use. The raising and care of poultry will also have promi- nent place on the program.
 One truth which the Goldwyn- Beach sThe Girl From The Outside" conveys is that in the wild and woody north which exists during the gold strike pure women were at prem ium. It is an exactingly realistic | picture; the truth has not been sen- and slobbered over. June, 'sThe Girl From The Outside comes to land which knows only one type of woman but nevertheless she finds | firm friends and an honest lover.
 Mayor Randolph P. Hamby made a | survey of the business part of the city today and found that of the 73 business houses, only 27 have num- bers on them. It is essential that all business houses be numbered, wheth- CT the occupant desires free mail or not. And the postal authorities have set March 1st as the date when free mail delivery in Prescott will start, provided the houses are numbered. Every business and professional man in the city should have his house num- bered at once. Residences have to be nubered too.