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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
PERSONAL PROPERTY
GOOn TmINGs "a an
HOUSEHOLD GOODS 81
Hnetr tka headline must b. PAID IN afnhsA

HOUSEHOLD GOODS 81
Ad' Hnotr tha headline NEST b. said N afrah'A
ACME WINDOW SHADE CO.-Elrsh rods
and lace curtains. shade samples SUBJ
4 mittcd; old shades repaired. uslge gl2l.
MISUNDERSTANDING oyerstuftod daven'
port and chair; also Edison cabinet
phunuEraph, mahogany, and so records
l6ls Carolina.
BRADY b.. lis the cheapest place 10
town TO buy furniture, stoves un. re-
pairs, stove pipe, &c per joint. no. 7
y. BRADY,
BABY busy for sale, cost $40, IN good
condition for $40, Phone rural h.l5l
| BOWERS FURNITURE 90. carries
oomplste line Of upholEteIlng s4ppl'-'
3 SCUM cincinnati; psagg 1o0G.
CALL rs before selling your used flrni'
ture, Usage 2sS0.
COMBINATION gas aud coal heater T.
burner, hoe plate, both new. Go" At
l--N n. toNloh,
CHEYENNE AT sEVESTH-Beautiuly
furnished apartment, two rooms n',n
cngtte and bath, two Murphy "a a'
utiure Tor sale, apartment Tor rem" '"'
DUoFOLD, library liable, rocker, d'n.4G
room suite, bedroom suite
and chiffunler, gas range. --h''t .lLe
Administer rug, dishes, c1ok.nE uI.tsNN
telephone stand, Columbia yir.f0." '.s,
tiuual bookcase, also Queen Ann" "'.
my bookcase. lll5 y. Fitth Place. ''as'
DENVER. S., 4lO-Four- piece bedroom
chairs, green rug 9Nl2 also saNIoo fus
leather Tlcke linplcum, rev N''"'"s
utensils, cot and heaters.
FOR EALE-Furuiture Tor four rooms
2l6 T.. T~eifth.
/ FOR sAIE-Unusually reasonable flrn.sI-
iugs Of bedroom and llYing r"3.. !" N
GLIDING drapurlCs and rugs, Ht.n n'
utensils. ilg5. 72i-A - Houston
| FURNITURE FOR sale, Groom. ,1'Ir.9
house for rent, two rooms rented
Housekeeping. reasonable. l-'' u" w.
FUUR-ROOM apartment. 1n-a-dar h'as,
huiIt-ln features IN kitchen. W"N.'". ~
pavement. private garage. Faui rr's.n'
Hble, furniture for sale az -
Good as new. Cash or terms "'s
5s7-J.
FOR SALE-New colonial reIFr. *
SxsxiO feet, six with colors roc. a.i
gray $50. can Osage 'so'-h' sou ."
gillette,
F%URNTTURE Tor sale at l7lI T. h'.s''
Cal Cedar llsN,
FOR SALE. Combination cgal aNt 20
stove aud ltesuor heater. Phone '''A'
FURNITURE reps, ing, rsilnish'1E W
holsterIng done rish'i Pc re
Phone Osage 4sS Tulsa Ft'ti'u'' "
pair SHOP
FOR SALE Cheap, sewins machins T ley
all s~tuEthmapts nearly new N"'"'
Rooms. Osagg l226.
FURNITURE, reasonable II taken 10"
med.ately; OUTFIT or by piece
Rockford.
FOR SALE-Completc furniture faT iNusr
rooms, including plano, SUIT 'u.ra
cottage or an apartment. oaaE,
FOR ~sALE-Two coal or wood stove"
practically new. eau s \ Peoria
GAS HEATER. $40. bed, SPRINGS hnl
mattrcsH, SIS; four sectional naN
cases ana library table, Ceus' '"~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
GUARANTY ROOFING co.
Art Craft over Shingles
Built-Up Asphalt Roofs
Usage $3.50 20 East Third Street

KoDAh FINISHING a3B
TRIAL ORpER-send Zoe and roll tor siS
prin,s or six negatives for reprints fast
o. iee. bay sight studio Sedalis. Mo
DuILpING AND CONTRACTING e.
- q HARRIS Haintinsn pa%perhangtng
and casomining. t92 C%rutchfieli
CARPENTER WORK When In need OF
carpenter or ralnter, call Usage 1913.
'ARrENTEH-Ncry reasonable in build
ing. repairing AMI screenings, estimates
free, open shup CAN Cedar 2b5l,
CARPENTER work, piasterlnE, patching
painting, paprrhangiug. ropainng anu
rcmoldlhg Of all kinds, quick service,
usagc $50
DO ir NOW -Buildst anc nrst class car.
go l0xt6 Garage 500, Usage ilsJ.
ERWIN CONSTRUCTION ,O-wauted.
an kinds OF concrete work by bonded
contractor estimates furnished on re-
quest Phone cedar 22t2. Usage 5J71-R.
ron EtRST-CLASS cement work call l..
" Mtler. cedar l2t2.
SOriCE-spcoiai price On building mate
rlal and carpenter work for so days
P~LASrERING. patching and cement
work promptly and neatly done. Call
.HuY FRYE Cement contractor. licensed.
bonded ussgt alO2-R.
TAKE Your building troubles to THE
Man Who Kuuws'. Save money gain
kafIstuctiou, q. Merle Mauley, master
Observation-Disclosures 90
bREssHAKERs y SEWING LOVERS
Begin your work right. go 10 the right
established place tor the right Kind Of
work Ia homstitchtpg, pleating. pinkiug
button covering etc.
At oE vINAs
-Lowest Prices
Robinson Bldg, ThIrc Main. Room
325, Third
Mail orders app, dated.
pREssMAHlNd picating. refining and
~. 'hrytnur, ostgc t07l-R
pH VIVA TAILOR AND FUR SHOT,
.r., .k"ut,ing and Altcrins
Room $40 Robinson Dldg.
Third and Main SIS. Phone Usage 72s
tAsuluNAhLE a@rrssnaEtug, childrcn's
,o1sa''t1a"na'' 6saT" isti55,. i'3io"5 e. second 9"a
HEMoTlTCulNG and picotins attach
sn'rn'' Tn,.s on any ,cwiGs machine
gslruct.'ns Gem Novelty Co., box 1854,
LAGiEs gnl mons sui. Ispsircd and
called tur and delivered, Prices right,
ale q uwusso, Phone cedar l225.
WANrGp-ro 80 out amt 90 sewing by
tho day CAN usage 7,gG-R
MOVING AMI STORAGE go
81. Il. BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER for
all kinds Of light haui!ng. county or
city baggage. checks called for. fres
phone. Usage l6lA,
GofSG To MONE
Call Usage hBAl.
For Grating packing ana hauling Of
household goods, an work guaranteed.
Anderson transfer 500 W First.
GET our low prices on oh field trucking.
Crosa-Country moving, Grating, packing.
STORAGE. Nich0la Transfer 4 storage CO.,
Usage ll7.lls
GOING TO MOVE, pack. ship or store
anything Call Atlas Transfer and
storage 20, 20 " Archer, Usage 1865.
~ YOU move today cau Gtaniey's Trans.
fer, van and two men Se.7G hour, also
light and heavy hauling very reasonable.
PAINTING AND DECORATING 80
EXPERIENCED painter and interior
decorator, estimates reasonablei refer
ences furnished. Usage 2366.
| FIRST CLASS painting anu papcrhung-
INK done at reasonable prices. Honest
labor aud material Usage 1901.
+ 10, kIRRY-union paperhanger and
painter work guaranteed, ask for
salnplcs, prices low. Usage bi6l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
FINANCIAL
%OrpORTUNI

WANTED Co rent or lease. skating rink
complete. with hardwood floors, tent
and skates. Write box 466, Cowgta,
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nooAfs ron Ep>r. rrR>I-urn 4

ROoAfs roH HENr, rCWNi~uEn ~
tL"I$ d aIo.vrry nirr alulh sIs.p.ns
n, r'. .1.o a"j a,l,..og 1'"m. E.'y'h'"s
90 WOOD. a. 5Io Largo front a|'ssp.ns
room Tor r'nt, suitable tHr two or four
gentlemen
EIaru vs.. gos .Sl.oly mral1nei modern
e|''"pInr ro"u pH'rr is'1
hiHH.u b., 500. Front bedroom. ailplu
ron REST lbfga ol,.s rru.HeI
sleeping roon private family. DO per
Wn,h Phone oatFe 2lgl D..
',,Ii ,lll" Iss9.@ '"r r""1 '''''' only
TuIttIsuEp"Lorg' Iron, room with 40
'lnfgu,nug'H close i. s. p,r week.
rl.ru 49, lle.ror r,at d.saaulc
shopping room uaHgn 800
llt Vs. ~ Esirt l1rro n...'y fur
iglnIhg bath, $40 per month. oaagn
ritA NErorr g., go sleeping room Tor
trni. rln'" in usngo ual2
RON REST sleeping rlum 300 private
homo suitable Tor young badly employed
'l1 W.st Third psogu N'ii.
FuHSlsliEp ROOMS. caa Walk rr roe,
rut ~nlNI-largo eomflrtab,r. we'll
turulghud room. with private family
Ernu'm,n Eraiorrod' garage ii dos'r,l
A''INAAl We lIN Ni.l"Ih TUT UlN|lNl
slcapiug rooms, lrvlns np's. Osaga $685.
GuIuHlG. s. a.o-ouo nicely Furnished
tI''pInr room, also gtraE". ''dur sg2
LARGE front aic,p.uR. within ou, half
nl'g" 70 three good boarding houses
LOVELY front bedroom. 1915 blocks
from ruIri and MAIN, 81 per week
.,t,DD sIrgpIug room two o,osrta. v.
accommodate tive" ur three. sli anul
." .''H
LARGE. we'll furnished front room. az
ltrrnt Co bath. NO other umy ldGO
g Main CAN Usage 1892.
LNWIpN N, n .3losring room he ri.
Ntte home, suitable Tor W,n Ur women
reasonable Usage o3tt u.
LAhGG s]Ic'piug room, ellie Go bath. Usage
LARGE. front, soutncast room to geurc-
mont Usage $500
LARGE furnished, light room. close In
gentlemen preferred PHONE oHagc 7ia9
MAIN. ~, G~i1-Cloau. back bedroom, near
bath. Hl5 month.
MAIN. b., i8t2- For rent. sleeping room.
on car lin" and walking distance.
MARY HRuCKMAN apartments bO7.
Slc' ping room fot rent Usage $3.50.
NlNTn. W. 2l6-Mahogany furnished
front room, With private family, second
floor apartment reasonable. Usage o7l3.
NlCE large sleeping room Tor two. garage
10 doaitrd Usage s2tl.
NICELY furnished sleeping room I'm PIT
.yato home. Tor two. with garage. Usage
biba
NICELY furnished front ROOM, o. PCT
week Usage H9h.k
NuGAlEs ~, Front sleeping rooms,
convenient 90 both car lines, with ga.
rarc n desired cedar 7yo.
NJ, p aIr'plnE room close in, walking
I.s'Hl,,. ''',or t'hi'nl'h or lAdy prl-
fsas ' '" ''"t'
NEWLY furnished sitting room, with
sosa.E '''' 1--WE '''''
,,.
Wv N"r' ''' lIl'' DOM .hupl"N'
t,l''h,N " fnl'u' private u"Ih' IN
pu'ir on 81 cincinnati before Z " ur
49, - '
oNE laiEn front ROOM adlolnlnE hnlh,
private inn'I}, gentleman only. Cedar
li-a.
ROOM with bath, no other rnumurs pri-
v'ic family, close M nsnge atif
SIEEpING room Tor r,pt. am south siI,
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ROOMS AND A
wANrEn-ROOMs OK hoNRD
NOOM4 VIM 4

WNNTED-LiyluF room aud b,iitnn.
furnished &C uufuruished. access CO. bath
trI telephone. private entrance. clos. &c.
rent must bo reasonable. Address s5I-F.
caro- World.
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EMPLOYMENT
mELr wANTrD-MALI

tNETMAKER and farmer boz T..
lonrn trade. Northeast corner Twenty
'Irat and popr!n.
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BUSINESS

rNiNrI>C NND DECORATING 80
FNPLhuNNdlNG - per room and, up.
painting done reasonable, all york guar.
Hutoei Phone Usage 76iC
ROOMS PAPLHED
Including pepper, Tor So and up. HNu-.
oecurnt'nE Ia all ats branches estimates
ehecrfsuy given ell work Husrauateed
:. Sutherland, ti6 West Third. DsAs,
tai7.
STOP READ
Painting. ruprrlug. guarauteed. prices
s.tHUIf cedar 1927.
PATENT ATTORNEY -
PArESTS-ItAlEMAEts
AJAX uH whether your Trade Marks are
protected iu south America. Write Tor
Patent Hand Book Prompt ski1ful
service. Mum n Co. Gt5 D. st.. y. w.
Washington, -. e.. and 23g Woolworth
IIlE. Vow YORK y Y.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22
MARTINDALE NEWS.

< a
 Mrs. Alice Mann is better at this writing.
 The Martindale s. I. A. met at Mrs. Lewis last Tuesday, September Is. with about eight members pres ent. They have almost half of the quilt pieced.
 Yirgia and Sarah Lewis, Annie and Mary White, and Wiley Davis at tended the rally at Forest Park Sat urday and had fine time.
 Miss Amelia Mann visited home folks Saturday night and Sunday.
 We had Bible class Sunday morn ing at 10 o'clock, with a small at tendance. Everybody come next Sun day at 10 o'clock.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hackney Bright called on their daughter, of l2th St, Sunday, Mrs. Roselea Kaufman.
 Mrs. Maggie White spent Sunday with the J. L. Mann family.
 Misses Dorothy Feldhus and Esther Bright spent Sunday with Misses Vir- gie and Sarah Lewis.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Q. Lewis called on MT. and Mrs. Stewart Sunday after noon.
 Willie Davis spent Sunday with home folks.
 Little Jack Payne of Little Rock is staying a while with his grand parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Payne.
 Mrs. George Lewis called to see Mrs. Alice Mann Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Maggie Mann and Miss Yer nie Bright called at Joe Mann's Sun day afternoon.
 George Lawrence was in our com munity selling beef last week.
 Miss Annie White spent Sunday with Mrs. A. J. Payne
 "ONE WILD RosE.'
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22
WARSAW.

' < $ < < x
 The Warsaw s. I. A. will give an ice cream supper at the Warsaw school house Saturday night, Sep tember 24. Everyone is invited to attend. There will be meeting at Bethel church Saturday night, Sep tember 24, for a report of the finan- cial committee. The object in rais- ing this money is to recover and re- model the church. Every one in the community interested in the church in any way is asked to be present. If the gentleman, Mir. Beal, who wrote the article a few weeks ago on the prosperous conditions of the far mers knew little more about the cost of farming he would then realize that if we got 30 cents a pound for our. cotton for the next 10 years the msot of us would barely reach nor maj conditions. The average crop in this country will barely reach four bales, and every year before these same farmers made from to l2 bales, so if we should get 30 cents we would scarcely break even, and some would not pay out. l am speak ing of the formerly well-to-do far mer, not the shiftless fellow that does not care whether he pays out or not, just so he lives from year to year. If home conditions are not changed we will all have to do as many are already doing get catalogs from va rious mail order houses and buy our goods at rock bottom prices, direct from the manufactories.
 WARSAW.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22
..WHO ARE THE COMMUNITY BUuDERs
 AND GUARDIANS OF 4SOCTETY2
By J. F. VINsoN.

have seen some people who
 ,,ld have you believe that they were Io 1;,s;g more for their community than oOr o,pbody else. but in reality they were an9 a1nnt9rimental to their own homes. They Dere p always boosting and boosting, h,It E didn't stand for anything.
 The people who are to build up a neiabborhood will have to be honest no7 n1d conscientious in their work. They mnst be busy people, but not too bnsv The trouble with most of us e we work-work-work and don't take enough amusement to rest our selves overnight.
 People who have vision of the needs of others and are willing to aid them in becoming progressive by visiting and exchanging ideas for oood things-they are to be the Ruilders and guardians.
 have known some places where me good honest, progressive man or bOdy stayed with it and made good community or had good church because of their creditable efforts. They demanded good society and cbnrch. if no one attended but them selves.
 The reader will remember of hear mo that young people are the life of inc community, but let me say have known of more than one place if 1t hadn't been for one or two old, untir- inc men and women, the thing would have been dead.
 know you won't haul much with out the cart and horse, so you must have the young and old people. /
 It doesn't matter so much there any one can help their country to be great. What you have, give it. The ones who have talents give those in the best way. People who are not afraid of mak- ing mistakes and are ready to correct them will help build.
 Those who are fearless will build.
 Those who are liberal will build. Those who are sympathetic will build
 Those who are courageous will build
 Those who are educated and re- fined will build. Those who are Christians will build
 Those who are unselfish will build.
 Those who are trustworthy will build.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22

 Coulter and children, Mrs. Walter Barron and children, and Mrs. Bar ron, all spent Wednesday with Mrs. Thomas.
 Glenn Boyd and Clyde Coulter are attending school at Jacksonville. Mir. and Mrs. Miller had company from Little Rock Sunday.
 Miss Eula Braden attended singing at Bethel Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Butler Merritt of Warsaw. Mir. Joe Owens of Cabot, Mir. and Mrs. Coulter and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mir. and Mrs. Walter Barron.
 BLUE EYES.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22

Whils the ladies all took refuge in the church.
 The Zion Hill s. I. A. enjoyed Thursday spent with Mrs. Frank Dodge and the pleasure of meeting with other s. l. As of the county. The s. l. A. wishes to extend their thanks to the girls and boys who worked so faithfully 10 make the play the success 1t was, also 10 the men for their loyal support.
 School opens today and it is re- ported we will have about fifty-six. pupils. That is more pupils than we have desks.
 Remember all, old and young, that there will be preaching at the church Friday night, September 10th, by the pastor, Rev. A. M. Rodgers.
 Mrs. R. L. Edgeworth was visi- tor in our community last week.
 DANDELoN.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22

Those who are considerate will build.
 Those who are reasonable will
 Those ], who are non-egotistical will
 Those who are truthful will build.
 Those who are generous hearted will build.
 In conclusion, I'll say that people who have the inheritance of good people and see that the community needs their help, will be safe to cali on. But it will take those who know what freedom means, and what it means to be loyal citizen in Amer ica.
 Il should be the duty of every one in his community to see that the corners in'' are the best class of cit izens or that they are susceptible of being made so.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22


 Lodge Subordinate Lodges Workmep membership No other fraenal honf has made Its certificates arc h an anue reserve of membership bound of mutual It's right
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22
CONCORD SPECIAL.

< x x x &* x # x < x
 Little Misses Ruth Merritt of War saw and Carrie Boyd spent Sunday afternoon with Mildred Clancy.
 MT. Ed Boyd spent Sunday with home folks.
 Mrs. Phillips spent Sunday after noon with Mrs. Bud Harris of Tip Top.
 Mir. Rollo Miller is helping Mir. Clyde Bridges haul hay this week.
 Mir. Bridges and daughter, Leona, and Miss Wright of Little Rock spent Sunday at the home of Mir. Ephraim Bridges.
 Mrs. Eva Glasscock spent Wednes- day with Mrs. Paty.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Boyd spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Beatrice Boyd.
 Little Miss Carrie Boyd spent Tuesday with her sister of Jackson vile, Mrs. Jewel Harpole.
 J. M. Braden made business trip to Little Rock Friday with Mir. Blanks Phillips.
 We would like to see MT. Beck around in our community, as we are badly in need of rain.
 Mrs. Flossy Herrod, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Radgen and children and Mrs. Owens, all of North Little Rock; Mrs. Herrod of Warsaw and Mrs.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22
AN INACTIVE LIVER

is the cause of nine-tenths of all Sick. ness. ONE BONDS Liver Pill at bed. time will stimulate your liver and make ii perform is duty naturally DON'T TAKE CALOMEI. BONDS PILLS are better. They CURE HEADACHES, BILI0USNESS. CONSTIPATION. DIE, ZINESS, PIMPLES, etc. ONE little pill at bedtime, is the dose. All dealers. g cents, or for Sl.00. Adv
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22
WEST LANDMARK.

x x < < x x Health is very good at this writing. A few bad colds and fever and chills, Moving hay and picking peas is the go now.
 The revival meeting closed Sunday. We had a good meeting, but no ad- ditions to the church. Bro. Richard son did his best. Mrs. Richardson and daughters, Mamie and Picue, at tended the meeting.
 Misses Clara Rauch, Marie Hing, Ida and Rose Ermantraudt and George Rickard Ermantraudt, Allen Hing, Dewey Rauch called on Virdie and Viola Treadway Sunday after noon.
 George Atwood and family were dinner guests of A. E. Criglow and family Sunday.
 Forrest Lowry called on Leonard Hale Tuesday.
 Will Rauch called on Pearl Lowry Sunday.
 Willie and Jesse Wilkerson called on Virdie and Viola Treadway Sum day evening.
 Omage Treadway is employed at the candy factory.
 Come on, Ivy Chapel, your letters are fine.
 LONESOME GIRL.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22
FRIENDSHIP.

* x
 We have organized Sunday school at Friendship. We want everybody to come next Sunday evening at 2:30 o'clock. We hope to have a nice Sun day school.
 Mrs. Belle Bridges and children called on Mrs. ]. A. Mccain Friday morning
 The callers at Charlie Cranberry $ home Sunday afternoon were Claud Cranberry and family, Mrs. J. E. Pridmore and children and Mir. N. W. Stewart and wife and two chil- dren, Virgie and Otis.
 Noland Pridmore is working for Mir. Hayden.
 MT. Hayden has all his cotton picked over the first time.
 Mrs. McRayen is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Jake Johnston.
 Mr. Hayden and motha. motored to Little Rock Sunday.
 Mrs. Flossie Stewart spent this past week with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Ola Stewart, and is spending this week with her mother, Mrs. John Roberts at 0lmstead.
 Joe Williford called on Mrs. Leila Cranberry Saturday.
 Mrs. Allie Barnes and daughter, Georgia, called on Mrs. Leila Gran berry Sunday.
 Hattie and Jimmie Mccain were the guests of Virgie and Edward Stewart Wednesday evening.
 Hugh Mccain is spending a few days with his brother, Geo. Mccain.
 MoNK AND BoB.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22

Charleston.-W. H. ShiIlings, for merly of Fort Smith, has opened a candy shop in Charleston.
 Camden.-The stock of the Bynn Yam cash grocery, which was closed several months ago, is being sold out.
 BoonevilleA Clyde Carolan has sold the City Grocery and Meat Mar ket to Luke Jones and A. J. Blythe.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22

But they owe their success to five of the men of the community, who stood
 out in the rain holding onto the awn- ing to keep from running all of our food.e The wind was so strong the men could barely hold the awnings.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22
BUSINESS INCREASES
 EVERY DAY

This firm Arkansas Mail Order Drug Store has outgrown all expectations. There was time when their parcel post business would be attended to in a few minutes. Now they have a man employed especially for this department, and he's kept busy getting out drugs, sundries, per fumes, hospital supplies, face creams, toilet articles, rubber goods of best qaulity, etc. This store has earned the reputation, name ly, You can get it at Snodgrass X Bracy's.' Send in today your mail order. Arkansas Mail Order Drug Store.
 SNODGRASS X BRACY'S MAIL
 ORDER DRUG STORE.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22
ZION HILL, ROUTE 3.

The chicken supper given on Labor Day was rather success, in spite of the rain coming down in torrents.
The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22

Fort Smith.-The Hayes Cafe has been remodeled and was reopened re- gently.
Hickory daily record., 1921-11-01
I.ONGViEW ITEMS

loagview, Nov. 1.-The Halloween
social advertised TO be given al
Longview school last Saturday has
been postponed until next Saturday
night. Ncv.. 5th. All the interesting, 1,
things advertised last week will be
given and mole features are beino
prepared than were first planned
Come out Saturday night and see
"thc most important person in the
world" There will be gypsies,
witches, and all the Halloween char
acters. Small fees will be charged
to see the hest amusements ye.
no admittance zee charged. It is
hoped that all the patrons and
friends will be present to help make
the evening success. The public
is most cordially invited. The hour
is 7:30.<
Miss Elizabeth Schwarberg, the
fire prevention lady, visited Long
view school Friday morning and made
a very interesting talk, to the stu
dent body. A fire prevention club
was organized. The following Off
,ers were elected: President, Vir-
I'll Moore; vice president. Ruth Har-
Hickory daily record., 1921-11-01

ris; secretary, Minnie 1arbororgll
and Treasurer, Clyde Ma.heson. The
stu lent body SEN -.ed Miss Pearl
Boyd for honorary president. There
will be meetings of this club from
time to time.
A very interesting program was
given by the Longview Literary So
ciety last Friday afternoon. Tn Hrc
were several good songs and recita-
tions given. The following debate
was given: ''Resolyed that the
horse is of more benefit to mankind
than the automobile The speak
ers were Virgil Moore and Clyde
Matheson, affirmative; Hurshel Frye
and Spurgeon Phillips, negative. The
judges were Robert Miller, Miss Min
ME Marlborough and Miss Pearl Boyd,
who decided that the affirmatice won.
Quite number of visitors were
present. The good people of Long
view are loyal to their scnool. Hard
ly a day passes but that some visi-
tors come and visitors are always
present on Friday AFTERNOONS.
A protracted meeting is to begin
at Murphy Memorial Reformed
church next Sunday night, November
Hickory daily record., 1921-11-01

6th Rev. 'J..P. Andrews of lex,ng
ton will assist the pastor, Rev; NC Nc
Nairy. Rev. Andrews is a splenolo
evangelist, and very interesting n
speaker. The public is cordially IN
vited to attend this meeting duflne
the entire week. The little baptss'
church near West Hicyory park IS
being used as the temporary quarters
of the Reformed congregation,
Miss Flora Thornlburg OF Star
town school spent last week END al
her home in Longview.
Miss Pearl Boyd entertained he1
music class, Sunday school class and
fifteeS others with a Halloween SO
cial on last Friday night. All seem
ed to enjoy the evening very much.
Mrs. Fred Sides and Mrs. JESSIE
Justice entertained a number OF ut
Gle folks with Halloween padty sat
urday night at the home OF Mrs:
Sides. The party was in nonor OF
little Miss Juanita Justice and little
Gladalne Sides. The little folks had
a merry time.