The courier-index., 1920-06-18

dress GlnghamS, Monday On- ly at Lewis, per yard, 25c. *19 Chas. L. Karicofe left Saturday for Riverside, California where he will spend three weeks visiting his wife and children who are spending the summer in that city.
 A beautiful line of ladies' waists, georgettes, crepes, at half price. See Lewis Sale.
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 C J. Cross and family of Hull bert are in Marianna on a short visit to relatives. They will leave in a few days for Denver and Colo rado Springs to spend several weeks.
 A beautiful line of ladies' waists, geOrgettes, crepes, at half price. See Lewis Sale.
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 R. B. McCulloch returned yes terday from Little Rock where he attended the state meeting of the Lions Club and also visited his pa- rents, Judge and Mrs. E. A. Me | Culloch.
 Children's dresses, all kinds from age two up to your own size, at Sale price. See Lew is' Sale. *19I D. NJ. Hardy of St. Louis, ap- praiser for the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis is spending the day here looking over some farms on al oxn1,oo+inYc houa hnnyo r,aoA0 for loans.
 J. E. Mann has moved his jewelry store from the building occupied by W. N. Brown & Co.,, to the new Futrall building on South Poplar street., one door north of Harris & Rurke,s store. *19 Children's dresses, all kinds from age two up to your own size, at Sale price. See Lew is' Sale. *19| New building, making the third, was begun for the Springfield Buri- ness College last week. The school 1 is growing so rapidly that more i room was necessary. A diploma i from this school is worth thousands.
 Best grade seamless sheet ing, S1 X 90, worth $3.GO, Lew is price S1.9S. *19|
 c. N. Houck of the Miller Lum- Der Company and Jack Foreman of the Kershaw Lumber Company spent the latter part of last week in Lit tie Rock attending meeting of the | Arkansas Retailer Lumber Dealers Association.
 Best grade seamless sheet ing, S1 X 90, worth $500, Lew is' price S1.98. *19I J. E. Mann has moved his jewelry store from the building occupied by w. N. Brown & Co.,, to the new Futrall building on South Poplar street., one door north of Harris & Rurke's store. *19|
 Monday Specials at Lewis Sale. 10-4 pepperell bleached sheeting, sells everywhere for SIPS a yard, Monday only, at 79c a yard. *19I
 Beginning July l, we will discon- tinue the credit business. All work done on and after that date must be paid for when order is given or when delivery is made. We are sus- taining such a heavy loss in poor collections that we are forced to adopt the cash basis. We want your cleaning, altering and tailoring busi- ness and will give you the very best service, but we must have the money when we do the work. Elza Cliff ] ford, phone 190. %3O The county board of education will hold a special meeting at the court house on Friday afternoon, June 25, at two o'clock for the purpose of disposing of several school matters that have come be- fore that body.
 T. T. Chave, principal of the school at Haynes; Miss Madaline Hall, of Stuttgart, assistant to MT. Chave and J. E. Manning who will be in charge of the school at Rondo next year have gone to Fayetteville to take the teachers summer train ! ing course in the University of Ar kansas.
 No brand of coffee on the mark ct gives such uniform satisfaction as does Helen Lawton. Lovers of real good coffee are missing some thing extra fine if they don't try the Helen Lawton. Hewitt-Ammer- man Comnany *tf
 J. E. Mann has moved his jewelry | store from the building occupied by w. N. Brown & Co.,, to the new