The courier-index., 1921-03-18

had as their guest, Mrs. S. P. Dix on of McGehee.
 If you want any concrete work, dirt moving or excavating, see w. o. Lloyd. *tf Mrs. c. E. Hefner spent Sunday in Helena, the guest of her friend, Mrs. Exter Clifford.
 We have your automobile tire GOODRICH. They're the best. Griffis 6 Newborn Garage. "1SI Miss Virginia Bush left yesterday for Little Rock to be the guest of Miss Louise Sutton.
 we lead, others follow" Ice cold soda water at five cents a bottle. City Grocery. @19I Mrs. F. N. Burke and daughter, Mildred, were visitors in Memphis the first of the week.
 Of course you will want flowers for Easter. Phone us your orders early. Harrington Bros, phone IA. *19 Mrs. R. Shumacker of Holly Springs, Miss, arrived today to vis- it her son, H. B. Shumacker.
 Easter Lilies in stock. Little Rock and Memphis connections. Order early, phone IA. Harring- ton Bros. s19I H. Gilberg was in Memphis the first of the week attending the Tri- State Retail Shoe Dealers Associa- tion.
 Price is not our argument. Re- suits are our argument. Purina Chows for horses, cows and poul- try produce results. Sold only in Checkerboard Bags. T. D. Thomp- son, phone three. "18l Attorney James Robertson of Wynne, spent Sunday here visiting his parents, Judge and Mrs. E. D. Robertson.
 The State Life Insurance of In- dianapolis offers the best up-to-date policies. Both participating and non-participatipg. Let me show you. Earl Fitzpatrick, phone 482.
 stf Mrs. W. A. Thornton and daugh- ter, Miss Martha, Mrs. W. K. John- ston and Miss Mildred Burke were visitors in Helena Saturday. We have some valuable chickenl books and if you are interested in chickens you can get some good points from this book. Come in and get yours. They are free! T. D. Thompson. phone three. a18l M. H. Ford, D. L. Griffis, W. E. Greenhaw, W. P. Harris and R. D. Jarratt were in Helena the first of the week attending federal court. See J. J. Pennebaker for screen- ing, glazing and repair work. Post office box ASA. *tf Mrs. W. D. Newborn delightfully."- entertained her two-table card club Wednesday afternoon. At the con- cjusion of the games delicious re- treatments were served.
 We have an animal for our de- livery service that has the frame work of horse. He is being fed Purina Omolene for his hide and hoofs but watch him grow" Sold by T. D. Thompson, phone three.
 s18 The Young Ladies' Club had their regular meeting Monday afternoon with Mrs. Jehn Wells. After the usual business and program, a pleas ant social hour was enjoyed.
 I am now in the concrete con- tracting business and am prepared ter how large or how small the job. See me for estimates W. O. Lloyd.
 stf J. E. McKell of Little Rock, dis trict agent in charge of farm dem onstration work in this section of Arkansas, spent Wednesday here in conference with local agents.
 Who's birthday or wedding ami l versary comes this month? Say it | with flowers. Chilner's Greenhouse, Forrest City, Ark, phone 40.
 *apl2p Danger from an overflow from the present high water in the Miss l lSSlppl rIVer seems Co nave passed. | According to the Commercial Appeal | the maximum stage will be 28 feet, and the crest will reach Memphis today or tomorrow.
 From what we can hear a good many Lee county horses, cows and poultry are glad we came to town. They are being fed from Purina Checkerboard Bags T. D. Thomp- son, Phone three. Free delivery.
 *1sj A special session of the city coun- cil will be held Tuesday night, March 29, for the purpose of dis cussing the probable use of calcium as a dust preventative. This is said to be more effective and cheaper than road oil. It has only recently been introduced in the south but is being used extensively in some sections of the country and is said to be giving good results. I have left a limited quantity of