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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29

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bon ie0er 5h11lb freigeiproden bot
ten.
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ben. gr itnnb fiinf5ig Satire lang IN
Dieniten Der 3ulutber 8oli5ei. Die
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ben @eidd6igten Der groBen Bal6-
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nigung er5ielen. @ie Sames 8. Dnpis
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|teiIt, 1onen Die 278 Be1pobner bon
|@loqnet, Minn., SO Hroaent erbalten.
|Die Sdnoenerfubinmme betrdgt ST.
100000. MnBerbem 1in6 nber nod
10000 @bnoenerinbflogen anbangig
gemndf 1porben, nelbe Dubis gerne
nit 40 8ro5e1lt Ser Nnipruhe erlebi-
gen modte.
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Mnitin, Die nit einem @oitenanfman-
Sc bon $1,250,0OO erba11t m1tr6e, iii
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5en 81od EN- nn6 lit Sic brittzgr0Bte
6o6ihnle Ser Ser. Staaten. Sic emit
balt 275 Simmer, Elm M1toitorium
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
ueh Hmneel SIC Set.

Manderlei bat lid in ben Sabre1t
felt Mbbrm6 ser 8e5iebungen 6mlldle11
Sen 9ereinigten Staaten unb 0entlb-
LAMB geanoert IN Sen Anfdauu11gen,
tpel6e sic beiben 80lfer BON eltta11oer
beaten, ul,o pereinaelt nl,r babert 1tb
felt benz 8eriaiuer Srie0en bier51-
lanoe Stimmen erboben Die oeutldges
@eIer unb oeuti6e &11ltur rtdtig et1=
suIddsen p%erIteben. SIM algemetner1
tit Sic 9i1ft bon geblieben bon &r1t1t
gegen oaes oeutide. @ir6 es nod Der
11unmebr erfolgten lnter5eidnung oes
Srieoensbertrages anoers meroen2
@uf bieie 5raee gibt 6as Bittsbnrger
@oIfsbIott foIgenoe Nntport: We1n1
iiberba,,pt, Damn MIR gana allmdblt9,
MIR 1pen11 M6nner BON STUFF, aud Sc
Iebrte, sic in Sen peridie6enen Wti1en=
5d)aften cine fiibrenbe &oae lpielen,
einen arberen @ei1t bineintragen 1T
bos 0ffentIide 2eber unb in oag
2ebr1pelen, einen @eiit, an bent It'd
ser geiunbe Wenidenperitono tpteoer
uufriften fam.
Seute lit nod fein grtpaben gu
n1erfen, englii6e uno fron5oiii9e Be-
einflul11ng bot sic 0ffentli6e Mei1-
nr1g in 10 me~itgebenoem MaBe pergtf=
tet, oaB nod Satire pergeber tper~
Sen, ebe Der Stumpfiinn oie Sel1el11
Durdbri6t. Ser &l1lturbiltor1fer 8tlz
belm bon &iebl iagt in ieinem Werf
Gin gan5er Monn": r@as 8eoen~
te11oes in Ser @elt gei6affen miro,
oos idoffen ein5elne. 9ie Starfe Der
Meni6beit Iiest in menigen groBen
Geri0nli9feiten, nidt III Der Male.
SIM Dreinidlogen lit oie Maife res-
peftobeI, i'm 9enfen miiernbel. Sa11=
1eno geldeite 2elte, bon 0enen ieber
einselne fir iid oas @ei6eitelte tim
f0nnte, iinb, tpenn tie als Moiie 6en-
fen uno urteilen, MIR grobe @iel."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
8~efdntpfnnel iNcr 2lrbcitS,
leiiefcit

Mufangg 6ieier 0ohe lit iii 8aib-1
5ington Die Gonferena CUR 8efdmpf-
llng Der Nrbeitsloiigfeit eroffnet NOR
ben. 8as bieie &onferen5 leiiten piro,
ladBt itb namentli9 ni6t b~orauSia-
gen, nobl aber fant 5iemlih getlaa
beitimlnt tper0e1, ipas iie leiiten fam.
.0nB tie NIT einem 5hlnge Die tribe
re Hrosperitdt 1pieber beriteM un6
alien 2elten gut be5ablte Mrbeit per-
idofft, lit ielbitperitanolih al1sge-
idloiien, Oenn oie l1riaden Der ar
beitsloiigfeit liegen nibt in unlerem
t2an6e; mir baben feine @ot1troQe iber
lie. Die1e llriaben liegen in europa.
5olange Der 8ebielfl1rs . 1~lrlgebeller,
al nnierm 8orteil lit tpie gegentDdrtig
miro europa bon unsSnur 6as aQer-
nottuenoigite faufen, Dor unem Gob-
material nnb lonbpirti9aftlihe 8ro,
butte, nidt nber Gr5eugniiie Der Sn-
buitrie. l1n6 infolge6eiien iteben pie~
le 11nierer Sabrifen itin. Daran fam
Die Woibingtoner &onferen5 1tlftS
.dnbern.
Bieneid)t fonnte 6as S%taats0epar-
te1nent bier eingreifen, aber troB man
der boffnnngspoler MnidBe ldetnt es
feline Mufgabe nod nibt p0Iig erfabt
5n baben. Die &%onferen8 mir6 lib auf
eine 8olitif Ser fletnen Mittel be-
ibranfen miilien. Mber oa6nrb fam
piel erreimt tperben. @enn Der 8un0,
Die Staaten, Die Counties nn0 Die
5taote iDitematii6 ale Mrbeiten, fir
Die bie Mtttel betpinigt iin0, iotpeit
irgeno tunIid, int fom1nerroen Winter
m1sfubren Iaiier, 10 f0nne,t baonrd)
,Sunoerttauien0e 8eidaftigung erbal=
ten, Sic ionft miiBtg geben miiBten.
Mber Elm berartiger 8lan miibte a1f
Matchmaker @runoGoge organiiiert nno
einbeitlib bl1rdgefiibrt mer6en, tDe11l
er ben 6enfbar gr0Bten 5egen fiften
ioa. l1no jene, 6ie trok one6em fei=
ne Mrbeit befommen f0'nnen, iin6
eben, 10 bitter bas iein mag, auf bic
@obltqtiigfeit angemieIer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
GcbRafte GrSrtcrafae.

8e5iiglid ser gin5elbeite11 Der be-
p%oritebenoen Northumberland
finoet cine auBerorbentli9 lebbaffte
@r0rterung itatt. Sin eriter Stene
|ltebt Die 6rage, OF Die SiiBurgen bin
ter p%erfdloiienen guren tatttffinoen
merben unb an 5%tpeiter 5tene fommt
Ste Jrnge, ob bic Berba116lungsipru=
he Die fran5oiiide ooer Die engli1de
Iein mer6e.
Mit Musnabme bes gdn5Iih ber=
febrten fran50iiiben 5tolaes liegt
aud nidt Der gertnglte @rn1o fir
ben gori6lag boz, ooaB Die ran50iiibe
'5prade als Acknowledgements oie-
men fon. 5ebr biele Der 8ertreter.
Mmericas iomie al11 Elm amfebnlider
8ru6teil Der Delegate11 an6erer 2do11-
Der tper6en cine nur boihit ma1rgelbaf=
tie &enr1tnis Ser franaoiHifden 5pm-
DIE beitBen, nGbreno 11e11n11n6nenn5ig
-8ro5ent bes 9nblifnrns, 0ie8eitungs-
Ibertreter nit etngeredfnet, feline blafie
M6nltna bon Ser frnra6iifben 5prn-
de baben. @ns bat es nberba1lpt fir
einen 3ipef, sic 8erfarnrnInngen Of
fentlth nb5uboIten, fans bic 8erbnn6-<.
.lungen in Der fran5oiifhen Sprode
gefIbrt meroer2
u5otpeit nnfere Megierltng in ge
fradh for11r1tt,,n meIbet Ser befa1tnp
8nibingtoner CORRESPONDENT 9stpaI6
5duHe Ser ,MIbenopoif@ III Git
.cngo, utpirb iie 6nranf befteben, baB
Bic Berhnnb1runaen III ertgIifher 5pra
de gefiibrf nerben, 1ltt0 Sranfreihf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
rerbbeiim bag .2eo San, einiueiben.
gead1 Dem WorbilDe ieires 8atrors

rerbeim, 0ng o22eo Saus, eirlpeiben.
gead) Dem Borbiloe ieines 9atrons
idreitet Der ct. Napbaelsoerein nls
sBiibrer Der MotbelaOenen an Der Spi-
Re. @r meiB, bafb tlur Der belfen fafl1,
Der ielbititdnooiig llnter ben Notleioennz
ben lebt, ibr 2eioo at benz @ei1er1 madt.
Darl1l1l miro Die SanptiteQe bes Ser
ems III ieinem Subilaumsiabr nod
@amburg l, Be1enbinberbof 28, per-
Iegt, mitten binein in oas Greiben
Der Mustpanberer. Cine b%eionoere
Seel1orgiteae lit bort errihtet Doroen,
bamit Sic Muspanberer bas 2aro
nid6t cher b%erlaiien, .als biS lie nit
ibrem Soft 5srieben gelbloiien Gaben.
81 81 ser Sebe beg 2ebens niiroert sic
menigIten barar benfen, noenn nibt
Der St. &apbaelsperein ba more. Mber
no nimn1t CT bie Mtttel fer, mn Die
.5teue 51 erbalten2 Sbmah lin6 iei-
ne &srafte nn6 INNER gr0Ber Die an
forberungen. 2iebe 1T Sat, @ortc,
alldd) tr0itenbe @orte reiden nidt aug.
Darnm auf 5nr Sat 5nr, bilflaiz
den Sat fir nniere 0entiben @lan-
|bensbriiber! M11b sic flein1te Subild=
umsgabe 1T mtl1fommen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
uertR Daeetas SenSers
tpaRl.

SIM 9toate Nortb 9afota lit nun
ser 90. Sftober aIs Ser Sag Der Mb-
berufunas : M%bitimmung feitgefBt
iporben. Mm genannten Sage iperoen
fi6 Sic gurger ienes Staates oarii-
Der al erfl1ren baben, Oh tie Die be-
feboeten 6rei 8eamten, @ouberneur
sSrosier, @enenalantpalt 2emfe uno
2anomirtidafts @ommiiiar Sargen,
oeren 4mtstermtn nod lnnge ntbt abs
geloufen it, in ibren Stealngen be-
Ioiien, oas beiBt ser Nonpartilan ST.
aa, s1 6eren berporragenblten Sub
rer11 iene geamten geborer, ein Ser
tranenspotum geben molten ober nidt,
oie pabrenb ser lebte1 flint Sabre Die
@eld)ide ienes 5taates beltimmt nrb
geleitet bat nno bte 8erantuortlid-
feit fir SEN grfolg ooer MiBerfolg
bes bon ibr aufgeiteuten politiiden,
finansielen un6 ir1buitrielen 8ro=
gronrms trogen mtB. @lei6aeitig
miro 6ieie abitimmung, tpenn ard bic
@timm5etteI ielber 6ies nidt erieben
IaIIen, sic g%ntidei6nng boriiber brtn=
gen, Of Sic 8anf bon Mortb Dafota,
bie fir bie l1miebung ser Ebeorien
ser 2iga in Die 8rnris urentbebrlib
lit, lire S6tigfett innerbalb BET bts-
bergen &i6tlinien fortieben foQ ODER
ni6t.
9ie MbItimm11ng 1T bon Der SSttoe-
penoent goters' Mliociation DeranlaBt
1porben, bie in ibrer Mitglieoidaft Of
ne geriidlidtigl1ng fon1tiger Gartet-
s%r1aeb0rigfeit Sic @egner Der uSerr=
5daft oes So5ialismus" (tpie tie eben-
10 fura nie ungenm bie geitrebt1=
gen ser Nonpnrtiian 2iga in ein Wort
suIammengefaBt be5ei6neD bereirt.
a1nter ibrem 8arner traten i6on IN
Der Iebten gtuotstpabI Die @egenfar-
Diboten aegen Die @iebertpaH, resp.
Geumabl Ser 5ur 2iga geboreroen
Mmfsbenerber auf; lie tpltrben 5tDar,
5otpeit bie banptiddIidifen aetnter IN
getradt fomen, geidlagen, erbielten
iebod 10 ifarfe @timrnen5ablenL onB
Sie fih berehtigt gIatbten at Der Mn-
1,abtne, lire MieoerInge iei 1tibt onf
sic MbIebnnng ibrer GIatform iieiterts
Der @abIer, fonbern a11f nod rlar1gel-
hafte Organization nnb 8ablporar-
Belt auriiidsufiibren ge4Deien. Mnr1ig-
fade Mmtsbonolnteen Ser Ieifertoer1
gfaatsbeamten nro Dor aaem Die IN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29

salornons EefnpeI lon Diertnltfen6i
Waiinio1en Donors deffoffttef haben itn6o
bifhef forniit Ell niirbioeg 5eiteniftimf
III sen go1tten Ser Shifabrfsbeborbe.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23
WHAT TO DO FOR SNAKE BITE.
Or How Recent Case in Mena was
 Handled Remedies.

Since Master Henry Berry, young son of Mir. and Mrs. R. M. Berry, was bitten by copperhead so many Mena residents have inquired what was done to relieve the sufferer. that it is believed that possibly others would be interested in learning the treatment given. The youngster was bitten on the side of the foot and was barefooted at the time. He was in the woodshed at the time and as may well be imagined ran into the house to his mother, who unlike many, kepr a cool head during the emergency The wound was opened anew with sharp instrument to cause it to bleed more freely and also to make an opening sufficient to in- sert some crystals of permanganate of potash, powerful germicide, con- sidered especially potent in counter acting pcisons. Only few crystals were necessary A tourniquet of wet cloth was applied just above the ankle to check as much as possible the flow of blood hack to the heart. While this was all being done by the mother, assisted by her eldest son. the eldest girl was at neighbor's telephone calling for a physician. The mother also gave the small boy lump of alum to suck, which was in- tended to neutralize any poison that might have passed thru the blodd into the stomach. By the time the physi- clan arrived, the affected foot had swollen considerably. The wound Mas laneed, but so effectively had the pefmanganate of potash worked there was little flow from the open- ing. The swelling was painted with Iodine and the aector left remedy to be used in allaying the lads nerv- ousness. Before nightfall the young ster's pain had subsided and he was able to enjoy good nights sleep. His foot still shows some swelling ansj he is still unable to bear his full weight on 1t, and is taking things easy about the house. Soaking the bitten part in coal oil Is also recommended by many others, but was not used in this ease
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23
DEMAND ALL LAPS
 BE KEPT OUT US.
American Federation of Labor Is Con- xiaering Most Drastic Measure Ever Offered on Oriental Situation
 Could Visit Only.

Denver. Colo, June 17.--Demand that Congress take action to protect the nations interest against the sgrowing menace of Japanese immi- grafton and colonization is made in a resolution submitted today to the an nual convention of the American Fed nration of Labor.
 Labor organizations declare that the resolution is the most drastic measure on the Japanese question ever con- Eidered by organized labor.
 1t calls for:
 Absolute exclusion of all Japanese immigration, not only male, but fe- male. and not only iaborers skilled and unskilled, but farmers and men of small trades and professions, as recommended by Theodore Roosevelt.
 Permission for temporary residence only for tourists, students, artists commercial men, teachers and others.
 Three cities have already begun campaigns to get the 1922 convention of the federation. They are Fort Worth. Tex, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Birmingham, Ala.
 The federation yesterday unani- mously repudiated the "one Big Union" idea
 Without discussioin the convention sustained the action of it's committee on organization concurring resolu- tion calling for one body of workers thru amalgamations, federations and protective agreements.
 The declaration by J. Pauley, of the West Virginia state federation of labor, also urged all national and in fernafional unions to insert clauses in their working agreements whereby they can render such assistance as is needed by and all craft, when called upon to do so.n It asked that all unions arrange the dates of their contracts so that they would expire at the same time.
 The convention was thrown into confusion when several delegates by objections denied the negro delega- tion conforming the mob violence of the ku Klux Klan, or white caps of the South.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23
Renders Community Service.

] D. Disheroon, in establishing a wood yard on the lots in the rear of the Commercial Club office, Is doing a double community service. Tn the flrst place by buying the wood from the farmers as they bring it to town. he saves them the necessity of spend Ing hours waiting on the street for a buyer In the second place by getting up a supply of wood, he will be ready on short notice to suppy either cook or heater wood, well seasoned, and ab- solutely a full rick for the price of a rick. This is not an advertisement for Mir. Disheroon, but simply recog- milton of an effort to render a com- munity service and at the same time take advantage of one of our natural resources.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23
To Stop . Cough Quick

take HAYES HEALING HONEY. a cough medicine which stops the cough by healing the infiamed and irritated tissues.
 A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE SALvE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and Group Is enclosed with every hottie of HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salyc should be rubbed on the chest and throat of children suffering from Cold or Group, The healing effect Of Hayes Healing Honey in- side the throat combined with the healing effect of the skin soon stops cough
 Both remedies are packed In one carton and the cost ef the combined treatment is 5sc.
 . Just ask your druggist for HAYES HEALING HONEY.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23
Demonstration in Caponizing.

T. A. Still, R. P. Rawlins. Judge Wright Prickett, Mrs. B. F. Barror and son, Lano, Mrs. M. H. Profit and John Bogard were among those who attended the caponizing demonstra. tion given Thursday afternoon at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Callahan on Hornbeck avenue. The meeting was arranged by Mrs. Mary Austin home demonstration agent, and in the absence of H. B. Lansden, state poul- try specialist, the demonstration was given by Miss Margaret Callahan, stenographer in the office of Minor lFlpkln, who has been very successful in her work of caponizino.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23
Express c0mpany urges Aeeuraey

'
 Greater efficiency and better public service are part of an effort being made by the American Railway Ex- press Company, and one of the means to accomplish things along those lines IS the movement to get shippers to ad- dress their express shipments to street and number where they go into cities. J. Ii. Butler, manager of the loss and damage department, recently made the statement that in a test made at Philadelphia it developed that out of l400 shipments left in the "On Hand or Undeliyered Department" 38se were there solely for the reason that the address of the consivnees was in complete. I. l.. Slater. and his asso- ciates, in the local office, will be glad to cooperate with shippers from this point to the end that service will he surer and speedier.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23
{ Gods Fiowerlandv Next sunday

Al the Presbyterian church next Sunday night there will be given a eantata, Gods Flowerland." The entertainment promises to be an ex- cepfionally good one. Those fakinv part are 1he members of the different @snday school classes. except the Bible and adult sections.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23
Change in Garage ownersbin

h. N. Shutter has purchased the in- terest of Harry Lind, who has heen his partner in the Shutter Auto Com. pany. The business will be conducted nhaer the same name. J. W. Willis. a skilled mechanic. has been secured to take Mr. I.ind's place n the garage.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23
Anothe< Home Improved.

The Tenth street home of Mr. and Mrs. ". z. Bennett is being remod- eled and made over into the pounlar bungalow style. When the work is completed the Bennett home will not only be larger but will be more at Iactive. A large porch with pillars of native stone add much to the beauty of the home.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

Rev. H. L. Waters is at Smithville, Ok, conducting a revival meeting and the pulpit at the Baptist church was occupied Sunday by Rev. Arlington, who is visiting in Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Doak and grand daughter, former residents of Mena, but who now reside at Nashville, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Moves near Acorn. Mrs. Moves is their daughter. The visitors have been at Conway and Little Rock and motored to Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

Ed Justice and family, former Polk county residents, but now living at Albion, Ok, reached Mena Friday on their way to Egger and Oden where they will visit relatives and friends.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Lacefeld are the parents of baby girl, who ar rived at the home on Magnolia avenue Thursday night. The new girl is the ninth living child fer Mir. and Mrs, Lacefeld,
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

St. Joseph's Academy has been closed for month or more, the last of the sisters in charge having gone to Fort Smith for a we'll deserved vaca- tion.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

Mrs. s. D. Allen returned to her home at Heavener Friday, after a visit of several days with relatives and friends.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

The reported oil strike near Boone vile is of interest to a number of Mena residents who own land in that section, one of whom is Dr. P. R. Wat kins.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

]. W Gardner, Jr. left on Wcdnes- day of this week for Webster Grove, Mo. where he will spend the summer at the home of his sister, Mrs. c. N. Kelly. He will likely take advantage of the opportunity to take special training in violin at one of the St Louis conservatories.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

Drumrignt, Ok, to play with the team of that city in the Western As scciation.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

Mrs. W. P. Cummings of Rocky spent the weekend in Mena with her parents, Col. and Mrs. W. Ii. Clover.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23
Traveller rlarer Gans In

Frank Reeves. who had been taking 2 prominent part in local baseball af- iaifss ieIt Thursday morning for
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23
PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Agnes Doncnue was visitor in Fort Smith Saturday.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

Mark Dover, Roy B. Holder and A. c. Pirtle composed trio of Hatfield business men who spent Thursday in Mena on business.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney E. J. Stuart on Wednesday found that the bulletin board at the Kansas City Southern station did not show that train No. 1 vas late, which it was, and filed complaint against the company. Agent A. Mitchell was summoned to Justice s. H. Smith scourt and ar ranged settlement of the case with out 1t coming to public hearing.
 A. L. Tribble. an old time Polk county resident. and prominent in business and political circles at De Queen, was Mena visitor Friday, caAing on old time friends. Mfr. Trib- ble was sheriff of Sevier county in days gone by and gives some interest ing accounts of his experiences with the bad men of the border. He had been at Rogers on business, stopping off in Mena on his return home.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

some of their old neighbors, and to b. cate some of the landmarks that once were so familiar to them.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

w. L. Pryor has resigned his place
 as custodian at Janssen Park, a posi-
 ton he has held for the past five years. His place has been taken by c. V. Merriman, who will assist Com missioner D. E. Dodd in making the improvements planned for the park.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23
Ladies' Hats

We have purchased the entire millinery stock u| Miss Love Williams, who has had the departms,I leased for the past five seasons We bought them f
 almost nothing she is retiring for long rest vI are giving our friends and customers the greata,I bargains ever known in the millinery world. C0M,i SEE-this is a sacrifice. Lot conssts beautiful shapes leading colors M Special .o5 Lot About 25 lovely shapes coors that appeal to you
 summer Extra Special S1.o5 Lot 3Wi be found charming collection of about hats M bright wanted shades shapes every age They are
 $1000 $1250 hats Miss Williams favores Closeut Price Lot 4Charmngly beautiful express when vewinp M they When Dreams these hats 7 SIS to 18.50 hats close out price $3.o5 We invite you call and these store Pick
 and choice By Saturday night expect
 hats Come early. -Magruder Dry Goods companI| The Store for All the People Mena, AhI
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

Mir. and Mrs. W. k. Gibson of Atoka, Ok, are guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Kaylor at Bethesda Springs. They are here to seek q location, and likely will become residents of Polk county. MT. and Mrs. Gibson are the parents of j. E. Gibson, son-in-law of Mir and Mrs. Kaylor.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

c. J. Woodcock, former Polk coun- " resident, is visiting cid friends in the Acorn vicinity. Mir Woodcock is located at Kansas City, but more re- gently has been at Hot Springs for his health. He owns some Polk county real estate, and is of the belief that the oil field at Bonneville is even a stronger indication that Polk county will some day come in as one of the real oil fields of the state.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

F.. B. Wallace of the Ozark Printing House returned Friday from busi- ness trip to McAlester, Ok, where he made arrangements to take charge of the job department of the News-Capi. tol printing plant. He will leave some time next week to take up the work but plans to return to Mena this fall Mrs. Wallace and the children will re- main in Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-23

Mrs. W. F. Aston, better known to Mena folks as Miss Eunice School field, has written Mena friends that she expects to reach Mena next Thurs day, from Fayetteville, where she has been visiting for several weeks. She will spend week or ten days with Mena friends before going to her home at Trees. La.