The Little River news., 1920-12-11
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 To break cold take 666. 1-20 Mems suits reduced prices at NC. Jchnspn's. 666 breaks cold suicker than any remedy we know. 1-20 Leon McDowell of Ogden was trad ing in Ashdown Wednesday.
 M. c. Johnson is selling mems suiss 2S-rer cent below wholesale cost. { Mrs. A. R. Fleniken of Terarkana { is the guest of relatives in this city. | Mir. and Mrs. S. K Waldrop and son of Wilton were in Ashdown Friday | Cook and heater wood for sale.- Phone 811-F-1-1.
 Allen Winham of Tcxarkana was at tending to business in Ashdown Tues ], day. S66 quickly relieves cold. 1-20 Mrs. Libbie Boyd and grandchildren are visiting relatives in Foreman this week, ~ To prevent cold take 666. 1-20 Miss Fay Crosnoe of Hope was a guest at the Mrs. SEE. Coats home this week.
 Architect Witt og Texarkana was attending to business in Ashdown Thu rsrdsSy. Mrs. Fred Hawkins passed through Ashdown Thursday on her way to Tex arkana-
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Hatcher of Red Hun. were trading in Ashdown We'd nesday.
 Mrs. Jay Poland of Nashville is visit ing her mother Mrs. J. T. Burlingame, thas week. 5. Rub-My-Tism relieves Rheumatism, Ne,rangia. Sprains, 1-20 Resensveie's' / Miss Dollye Hawkins of Foreman was. the guest of Miss Inez Burlington s4bsEeek' ~~
 Mems stylish suits are going at a prica far below the wholesale cost A. c. Johnson.
 Cook and heater wood for sale Ffqne s11-F-1-1.
 Yoa will find many useful articles at da Baptist Ladies Bazaar Saturday ~sisTaoon.
 The Baptist ladies will appreciate ., your order for cakes, pics and chick enE Saturday.
 Don't fail to attend the special sale ,ak Mrs. P B. Davis, Saturday only.
 Mrs. John Meridet1 and Miss Bama Kit1ey of Wilton were shopping in Ashdown Thursday.
 Cook and heater wood for sale.- Phone 811-F-1-1. 4.
 ID, R. Fawcett returned to Morris Ferry Wednesday after spending few days with his family.
 George Hulsted of Springfield, Mo, is in Red Bluff ths week looking after property interests near there. He was visitor in Ashdown Wednesday. The Methodist Women's Missionary Society are at home to the members of the Methodist church, in get-to- gether meeting, at the home of MT. and. Mrs. w. L. Phillips Wednesday, December IS. 12-15
 J. E. Collins was host Saturday even ing, December 4th, to bountiful quail dinner at his home on Burke street, honoring Dr. John Allan of Omaha, Neb.. head of the medical department of the Guarantee Fund Life Associa- tion. of which MT. Collins is state man. ager for Arkansas. Other guests on tQ1S OCCdSlOu WcIe DiS. T. H.. EulllipS and w. York, A. T. Collins, A.. E. Waters, R. M. Bone and Lon T. Jones. The Baptist ladies will hold in con nection with their bazaar regular food sale (chickens, pies, cakes, etc.) Saturday, Dec. II in place of We'd nesday as stated in year book. The postponment was made. in order to have food sale with bazaar. Phone orders to the president, Mrs. J. T.. CsMling. The Y. w. A. will also have part in the bazaar. Place of food sale. and bazaar Perm Bureau building < Hrs. J. E. Locke and Miss Jennie Shepperson entertained large num- b6G of friends in the sac1aI home Of the. Presbytertain church Tuesday evening. There was about fifty guests nuGranfa in the beautifully decorated