The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-28

car III goOu cOnultlOn. CarlOS Brown at Lincoln-Jones Flee. Co.-5-19dtf
 Coming - Carload Texas Ear Corn. Better place your order now. L. N. Bolls, Phone 199.-5-26d4tw1
 Wanted pay highest price for all kind of chickens. Will call for them. Phone 298. o. s. Russ.-d3t.
 One good Ford touring car for sale. The early caller gets the bargain. Bolls Bros-5-19dwtf
 Just Received-Fresh cabbage, rhu- barb, grape fruit, oranges, lemons, bananas. Bynn Yanns. Phone 470. dit
 Don't forget the best play of the season at the Grand Monday night. Reserve your seat at Florenco's. B. 5-28d2t
 For Sale-Five passenger Ford touring car in good running condition. Cheap for cash. Eugene Martini 5-27d3t
 Mrs. Anna Harrison will return to Little Rock this evening after a weeks visit at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Charles E. Durham.
 For Sale or Trade-1919 model Dodge touring car, in Al condition every way. H. D. Russell, Conway Overland Co.,, Conway.-5-26d3t
 Miss Ruth Cazort of Lamar, mem Der of the public school faculty at Ar kadelphia the past year, arrived last night for visit to relatives here. Rev. J. A. Reynolds returned this morning to Little Rock, to rejoin Mrs. Reynolds, who recently under went an operation at St. Vincents in- firmary.
 You can have us to do invisible patching turn sole sewing, split wooden heels fixed and all kinds of shoe work. Quality Shoe Shop, 129 Ky. Ave-5-27d3t
 Mrs. John Jones returned this morning to her home at Dallas, Tex following a visit to Judge J. w. Holt her brother. Judge Holt accompanied her to Little Rock.
 For Sale-House and II lots in Boulevard addition. Might trade for desirable vacant lots. Will rent sub- ject to sale Mrs Albert Merriman phone 428.-5-28d6t
 Doak S. Campbell, president of Central College, went this morning to Altheimer, where he will deliver the address to the public school gradu- ating class tonight.
 Mrs. Greenfield w. Hines and daughter, Miss Juanita Hines, return ed this morning to their home at Bonneville, after att nding commence ment exercises at Central College. .l Come to see us when you have ''troubles." We never have them Our shop is prepared to handle your work. We can burn the carbon out of your motor. United Motor Co., 5-24dtf
 Interesting from beginning to enc -''The Lion and the Mouse," to bt presented Monday night by Norma School Senior Class at the Grant s theatre. Get your ticket and reserve, seat at Florence 's.-5-2Sd2t
 Harry A. Adams, a member of tht : high school faculty, is recovering a 5 satisfactory rate from his recen operation, it was said today. Ill father, R. F. Adams, is in Little Rocl today to attend him at the hospital.
 "The Lion and the Mouse" to bt presented by the Senior Class of tn State Normal School at the Grant X Monday evening, 8o'clock, is one O the most exceptional plays of the sea son. Don't Miss it.-5-2Sd2t Wanted-Laborers fot quarry work 40 cents per hour Also skinners fo grading outfits. First class camp ' long job; pay every week. Apply a the office, opposite depot, Morrilton Ark. P. J. Lewelling Construction l Co.-5-2Sdtf
 Mesdames B. Frank and Sam Franl were hostesses at luncheon yesterday complimentary to Mrs, Jake Rephar : of England, who is the guest of he1 sister. Mrs. Louis Festinger of this city. The dining table was beautiful ly decorated and siX-course luncheon was served
 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ligon de lightfully entertained the Five Hun dred Club last evening, compliment ary to Mrs. T. J. Breed of Gloster