The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-28
Narcissus bulbs at Panichs.

NarclSsuS bulbs at Panichs. -1-21dtf.
 Gasoline 2o cents at United Motor Company-12-14dtf
 Another shipment of cut glass ar rived at Harton & Smith today.-d1t
 When in need of sewing machine repairs see D. Harrison, or phone 579.
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 Wanted-Poor hogs; will pay from 8 to 10 cents per pound. o. S. Russ, phone 298.-1-28d2t
 Apartment for Rent-Four rooms, all modern conveniences. Phone 371. Mrs. M. J. -2sd6t
 Sewing-Plain sewing at reasonable prices. Mrs. Mary Riedmatten, three blocks east of depot.-1-1Odtf
 A first class job half-sole. Mems shoes, S1.25; ladies, S1,00. We call for and deliver. Phone 381,-128d4t.
 Feed and flour at all times at J. w. Holt & Sons at the lowest market price. Give us a acall.-1-27d3tw1t
 I have just received shipment of the latest spring models in ladies hats. Mrs. Nettie F. Hoss.-1-26d
 Garden seeds at J. w. Holt & Sons, 5 cents a paper. All kinds of gro- ceries as low in proportion.-1-29d3t wit.
 Mrs. G. w. Rice of Little Rock is visiting her daughters, Mesdames G. w. A. Wilson and J. R. Piercey of this city.
 We give you service, quality. We guarantee every item we sell-West Side Grocery. Call 519-We deliver. -d1t.
 Dr. James A. Anderson went this morning to Bonneville in connection with his duties as presiding elder of that district
 Mrs. Cecil Martin went to Little Rock this morning to join Mr. Martin, who is in the Missouri Pacific hospi- tai for treatment.
 For Rent-3 room dwelling. Also uunfurnished rooms, close in, bath and sewerage, $12.50 per month. See J. D. Dunaway-1-22dtf.
 To Woodmen-Receipts for assess ment No. 1 will be ready Monday and Tuesday. See me one of those days. J. W. Welch.-1-2Sd2t
 l have in my store some beautiful spring models in hats. The latest and best models of the season. Mrs. Nettie F. Hoss.-1-26d3t
 Fresh Green leaf cauliflower, eel cry, lettuce and fruits of all kinds All fresh and new Call 519.-We deliver. West Side Grocery.-d1t.
 Wanted for Clent-$3, 100000 for one year, good real estate as security and attractive rate of interest paid. See A1e if you mean business. w. H. Dun can.-1 -27dtf.
 Look up the shoes that you have been wanting to half-sole. The prices are down. Mems half-sole $1.25, la- dies sl We call for and deliver. Phone 3Sl.-1 2Sd4t.
 Fresh lettuce, celery. sweet peppers, green onions. radishes. cabbage and a line of fresh fruits for Friday and Saturday at Ethridge X Williams phone 293. Cash delivery.-1-2Sd2t
 For Sale-Nice fve-room house, bath, water and lights, two lots, gar age, barn and good garden. For in- formation see Mrs. P. F. Whitman at Industrial Store. phone 573.-1-26d5t
 For Sale-Plymouth Rock eggs. I have a pen from each of the two best egg laying strains in the United States, also two perfectly marked Poorman strain. c. D. Es- tes, phone 327.-1-2leod4t.
 have cut the price of half-soles on ladies and mems shoes Ladies, $100; gents SIPS. These prices are right. Get your old shoes and have them repaired like new We call for and deliver, Phone 3Sl.-l-2Sd4t.
 For Sale.-s0 acres. miles south east of Conway. good land, about 50 acres in cultivation, two houses and good barn; easy terms. Also new modern 5 room concrete cottage with sleeping porch. two blocks from post office, easy terms. A. J Moss, Con way, Ark.-l-2Sd3t.
 James M Smith of Wilson township was here today. Mir Smith said he and his step-father, J. J. Black. were about the only men in his community who were opposed to the transfer of Wilson township from Faulkner to Pulaski county. We don't see any good to be gained by making the change and prefer to continue as cit