The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-29

lSOIl, pllOHG , -Il-ZJuZL. Mrs. M. A. Groom of Hoxie Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. E.. | Hastings of this city.
 Miss Jimmie Hicks, a student at the State Normal School, returned this morning to her home at Mari anna.
 A mans never down till he's will ng to stay. Farm loans, real estate, 1 railroad ties. REEVES & BURKE. Ill -29dtf
 Mir. and Mrs. R. W. Reynolds of Little Rock spent Sunday with Mrs. Reynolds parents, Mir, and Mrs. Wiley Mosley.
 Your Christmas gifts all daintily made and ready for you at the Pres byterian bazaar. Remember the time and the place.-d1t
 Dr. F. S. H. Johnston and Rev. c. M. Reyes returned this morning from attendance on the North Arkansas Conference at Rogers.
 For Sale-One genuine leather sales mans sample case; three compart- ments; new $500 cash. Phone 66. w. C. Brown, Box 322.-d1t
 Mrs George w. Waggoner and daughter returned this morning to Fl Dorado after visit to Mrs. Wag- goner's sister, Mrs. l.. E. Dupre.
 For Sale-Moline tractor, with gang blow and disc harrow; used but little and in good condition See E. l.. King or phone 233.-11-2 -27d2tw1t
 Many useful and beautiful hand made articles will be on sale at the Presbyterian bazaar Thursday, Decem- Der 2, at Hines sample room on west side of railroad.-d1t
 Why pay more when you can buy 48 pounds of best flour for $2.75 !? Why pay more-you must be satisfied or your money back. Call 491. A. M. edbetter.-11- -29d4t
 Table covers, handmade handker- chiefs, bureau scarfs, doilies, aprons, towels and many other articles will be on sale at the Presbyterian bazaar Thursday, December 2.-d1t
 House painting, interior vanishing floor refinishing, wanted by first class painter, Wages $4,00 per day of g hours. "Why pay more?" c. P Brown. phone 66 P. o. Box 322.- 11-27d3t
 An interesting feature of the Pres byterian bazaar will be a Japanese booth, presided over by real Japan ese girls, who will dispense real Jap anese tea and many articles for salt from Japan.-d1t
 Lost-Tan grip, on Vilonia road be tween my house and Conway. Lost , about 1 :45 p. m.. Saturday. Has name "F. H. Hammett, Huntsville, Mo- on grip. Reward. F. H. Hammett Conway, Ark. Phone 310.-11-15dwtf
 Never before have the ladies hac such an excellent display of usefu and appropriate gifts as at this time You can't fail to find just the righ gift at the right price at the bazaar Thursday morning at the Hines sam pie room, west side of railroad.-d1t Ralph Tarlette, said to be one O. . the nations most talented speakers will deliver lecture at the higl school auditorium Tuesday night a o'clock, under the auspices of thu combined lyceum courses of this city To those who do not hold season tick cts and admission fee of 75 cents vii be charged.
 Mrs. Howard Terry, who has charg, of the advertising booth at the Presby terian bazaar, will have larger anc better selection on display than evel l before. Among the articles she ha' | secured are handsome boudoir set sent directly from Lillian Gish, tho famous movie actress, from the Savoy Hotel in New York City; string o1 beautiful La Tusca pearls, from Jot NJ. kempner Jewelry Co.,, Little Rock a cutglass vase from Chas. s. Stifft's Little Rock; bronze jardinere iron M. M. Cohn; piano scarf from o. K Houck and many other things to nu merous to mention. The Hollenbera Music Co. of Little Rock will furnish music for the day, and the Purity Ice Cream Go. of Russellville. will fur nish all the ice cream necessary. Cof- fee from the celebrated Chase X San. burn Co., of New Orleans will be fur nished through their local agents, Cole