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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-10-12

public in the capacity which they have
chosen. They now have practically a
complete set of abstract books of Bos-
sier Parish and are prepared to live
un to their motto: Speed, Accuracy,
Service
Mrs, j. C. Dickson, of Dixie, and her
younger sister, Mrs. Charles Duchess,
of Baton Rouge, left sone days ago for
Long Beach, Calf, to visit their aunt,
Miss Lou Ogden. They left In response
to telegram, but if Miss Ogden is ill
the reporter is not SO informed.
Mr.. w. D. Smith, cashier at the
Bank of Benton, has bargained to pur-
chase from Mr.. J. f. Merritt the 100
acre tract Of land near Linton known
as the Allen Boyd old place, This is
rather desirable farm, and Mr.. Smith
expects to keep it under cultivation.
Mrs. Belle Wise and Miss Grace
Larkin, who have had rooms with
Mrs. +. G. Smith, have taken rooms
with Mrs r. f. Wallace, where they
will do light housekeeping until the
completion of Mrs. Wise's new home
which will soon be under construction.
DIR. N. G. Nasif, recently with the
Charity Hospital, in Shreveport, has
arrived in Benton and will have his
| Office in the Bank building. Before go
| ing to Shreveport DR.. Nasif practiced
| for some time in Concordia Parish.
DIR. and Mrs. Nasif are at present
| boarding with Mrs. A. H. Montgomery.
| Mrs Brown Appleton (nee Mamie t.
BurD left Friday evening for Warren,
/ Ark, where she will make her new
home. Mr.. Appleton left the week be-
fore to attend to his business there and
/ Mrs. Appleton remained over for few
days to he present ut several social
| functions given in her honor here and
In Shreveport.
Mr.. Murff Merritt, son of Mr. Miles
Merrett, of the Midway community
/ was an old friend met on the streets OF
Benton Monday. Murff was at home
en- sick leave, his present employment
Icing in the new Smackover (Arkan
sss) oil field. He has been i'll the oil
field game about ever since beins
mustered out of Uncle Sans service
| four years ago. Another B0ssier Par.
isil boy at work in the Smackover field
i -as driller-is Mr. John Mccall
He drilled in the now famous 5000
Earrel well, so Murff told us.
Considerable interest was aroused
in Benton Tuesday morning when {
train-l0ad of automobiles all of ont
make, passed through town Ell route tt
| Shreveport. The train consisted of tw,
engines and fifty fiat cars. each cal
/ containing four automobiles covered
with tarpaulin, marked with til,
name of the car. The exact destina
ton Of the cars is not known, but it il
presumed that the train was broken vi
at Shreveport and the cars shipped t,
various pionts to I've distributed b,
local agents throughout Louisiana an,
T Texas. The retail value of the train
load of autos was estimated at arounl
$4,000, with local agents commission
aprroximating $4,000.
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Miscellaneous Shower.

Contributed by resident of Belton.1
4 lovely social function of the season
was a :" Miscellaneous shower given
Thursday afternoon, October 9TH, in
honor of Mrs. Brown Appleton, {nee
Mamie Z. Burt) a recent bride Of early
fall, in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
NJ. Henderson.
Mrs. A. II. Wyche and Mrs. j. u.
Burt were co-hestesses with Mrs. Hen
deTson in this prettily-planned affair.
GOldenrOu was used prOfuSely
throughout the rooms, creating green
and gold motif which coiors were taste
fully carried out.
The living room and dining room
We're thrown en- suite and six tables
We're arranged, three each for bridge
and rock
AS the guests arrived they were di-
rected to the punch EoWl embedded III
a profusion Of golden-rod and ivy,
sShere delicious fruit punch was served.
Dainty score cards Of gold and green
were passed to those participating i'm
the games of fridge and rock and at
the conclusion of several lively games
In which Mrs. w. T. Belcler held high
score in bridge and received lovely
hand-emhrOidered guest towel Mrs.
w. G. StinsOn received piece OF Hin
gerie for high score In .'ro0k." The gift
to the h0HOree was an exquisite hand
embroidered buffet set. Both Mrs. Bel
cher and Mrs. Stinson graciously pre-
scented their trophies to Mrs. Appleton.
Little Misses Antoinette Burt and
Marjorie Henderson dressed as bride
and groom marched down the hall
into the living room while the strains
to Lohengrins wedding march were
played on the piano. The little bride
carried a huge golden lily which con
tanned many lovely gifts for the hon
cree and which she sh0wered on her
lap.
Mrs. Appleton, who looked unusually
pretty and sweet, opened the gift pack
age and read the cards of congratulate
ton and in her sweet little manner
thanked each and every one
The hostess served delicious gold and
green brick cream and angel food cake
to the following: Mesdanes Brown,
Appleton, w. G. Burt, Con Gray, Job
Wilson. d. III. Stinson, w. 4. Ogilyie,
e. Il. Parker, w. L. Keith, r. B. Hill,
Ann Hill, A. H. Montgomery. w. G.
Stinson, r. w. Eggleston, w. w.
Carter, B. A. Kelly, jr., Gillum Wyche,
w. +. Belclier. j. FL. Belcher, s. C.
Adger, w. l. Gayle. Edward Wendling,
W. B. Wilbourn, +. H. Belcher, J. T.
White. W. H. Scanland, j. NJ Sentell,
jr., K. Y. Kerr, v. v. Wilmington, =. w,
Hosier. Misses Grace Burt, Emma Lou
Brownlee, Pauline Dawson.
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$40 Per Acre

own the northwest quarter OF
southeast quarter Of section 23-20-12,
Bossier Parish Qess I'D acres1, and am
offering the same for lease at SO per
acre. Address Benton, La, Route 8.
l41-2pl M. e. HYDE.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

r. II. Wyche ps. e. G. Whitaker, ct al No.
$3.50. In Second District Court, Bosster
Parish, Louisiana.
BIZ virtue. OF a writ of seizure and sale,
Issued from the Second District Court, OF
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, and to me d.
rected, / have seized and will sell at public
auction, for cash. and on terms Of credit as
set forth In the writ of seizure, without the
benefit of appraisement, and according to
law, at the principal front door Of the Court
House of Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during
the legal hours of sale, on Saturday, Novem-
Der 4, 1922, the following described prop
crty, to-toit:
The west half of south half OF southeast
quarter of southeast quarter Of section 50,
township 81, range IA. and west half Of
northeast quarter Of northeast quarter and
south half Of east half of northeast quar-
ter OF northeast quarter of section 2, town
ship 20, range H. in all 40 acres also, the
following described land: Commencing at
the northeast corner OF Martin store where
the old store stood, and running north and
west so as to form square OF ten acres,
and commencing at the same point and run
ming north and east so as to form ten acres,
and commencing at the same point and rum
ming south and east so as to contain ten
acres, and commencing at the same point
and running south and west so as to form
a square of ten acres, all being in one block
or square, containing 40 acres, in sections
l and 2. township 20, range IA, and sections
80 and SO, in township 81, range IA, and
being part of Dixie Place, about five miles
northwest of Benton. La, and being same
land acquired by this vendor from Benja-
min Graham, all situated in Bossier Parish,
Louisiana. Also, the northwest quarter OF
northwest quarter Of section 1, township 20
range IA, less two and cne-half acres In the
northwest part thereof, containing Btu
acres, situated In Bossier Parish, Louisiana,
and being same property purchased by the
mortgagor, Osborne Whitaker. from Jacob
Armstrong, as per deed recorded on pages
372 and 373, of Vol. %, Conyeyances, Bos-
sier Parish, La, the entire acreage herein
being 117k acres, more or less.
Said property to be sold as belonging to
the above named defendant, to pay the debt
specified in said writ, as we'll as all cost OF
suit. J. +. ADAIR,
Sheriff and er-oDacio Auctioneer.
September Is, 1922.
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an operation for appendicitis. He con-
tinues to do well and his general
physical condition seems much I'M
proved. SO he says.
Mr.. E. D. Taylor and Misses Pattie
Ogilvie and Gladys Thompson spent
Sunday at Rodesborough Springs,
Texas.
MIR. Joseph Lariin, who has been i'll
gith dengue at the home of his dauSh-
ter. Mrs. Luther Smith is reported as
somewhat imprved.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Harris, Of Haugh-
ton, spent several days the past week
in Benton. the guests of their daughter,
Mrs v. Wilmington.
Mrs. James III. Henderson, Miss
Marcia Grey Henderson and Master
MastOn Henderson are confined at
home with dengue fever.
Mr.. Francis Abney spent several
days the first Of the week with his
mother, Mrs. J. A. Ahney. who is Ill at
her home ut Cedar Grove.
Mr.. a. ID. Scanland. who underwent
an operation in Shreveport SANTA
rum last week was sufficiently I'M
proved to return home last Sunday.
Miss Conway Logan, who recently
accompanied her sister, Miss Laline, to
New York, where the latter is teach
| ing, has returned home and resumed
her duties in Shreveport.
Master Boyd Montgomery, little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Montgomery, and
| the little daughter of Mrs. Pauline
| Owens are among the little folks re
| ported as having dengue this week.
Mr.. Wash Swindle, Of Plain Dealing
was among the business visitors in
Benton Monday. We learned he has
| secured contract to erect ut once a
two-room school house in the Moi
community.
Mr.. l.. Shackelford in writing t.
have the address of his Banner
changed to saltwater, Okla, adds
/ We had a fine trip. but found it very
1 dry here, also. Coed luck to all Bos
/ sier friends. !"
Mrs. ]. E. Rogers and daughter
| Miss Clotile, who were ill with dengut
at their home in Shreveport last weel
are said to be much improved, but
another daughter. Mrs. Sprouse, for
merly Miss Mae Rogers, is now i'll will
/ the fever.
After spending about week in Ben
ton as guest at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. f. Burt, Mr.. Newt Ogden lef
Sunday to visit relatives and oil,
friends residing on the Caddo. side O
Red River before returning to hi
home in Baton Rouge.
i Mrs. j. NJ. Sentell, of Cairo planta
ton. has written to order her Banne
mailed to Shreveport for the present
furnishing her address as 5231
Wichita Street. Mrs. Sentell has he
little son and nephew. Lowrey and Jacl
Sentell, in school in the city and he
daughter, Miss Margaret, recently en-
tered Brenau College, GAINESVILLE. Ga.
4 The attention Of our readers is Gale
to the display ad Of the Benton AT
stract and Title Company, which AZ
pears III this Issue of the Banner
This company is composed of Mrs.
II. POLICEMAN and Mrs. A. B. Edward.
both OF whom have had considerable
. experience in abstract work and ar
therefore well qualified to serve til
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coNsTABLEs SALE.

W. r. Alien persHs L. Gable. In Second
Ward Justices Court, Parish OF Booster,
State OF Louisiana.
By virtue of writ of teri fGcias, from the
Hon. u. w. Hutchings, Justice OF said ward,
parish and state, have seized and will pro
coed to sell, to the last and highest bidder
for cash, at the front door Of said Justice,
at II o'clock am, on Saturday. the 2Sth
day Of October, 1922. the following de,
scribed property, to-sOit:
A Scripps- Booth four-passcnger, eight
cylinder roadster automobile. painted red
with wire wheels, black top; no motor mum
Der found; model about 1918; appraised
at 500.
Said sale to be made to satisfy judg
ment lately rendered in said court against
said l.. Gable, absentee, and in favor o.
w. r. Allen, for the sum Of $685., and al
cost of this suit.
D. e. SoRRELL, Constable.
September 21. 1922. foot 26l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
HERE'S 4 GOOD IDEA!

In order TO get into a HAPPY frame of
mind each day start reading "On Second
Thought by jay. Il. House, which appears
daily on the Editorial Psgs OF the morning.
PusLrc LSposn. HOUSE 10 considered enc q
the most brilliant colunf lists in America.
''Make IL . Habit."--Advv
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SOVIET GRANTS RIGHTS
TO PROPERTY OWNERS
DEGREES Are Designed to Encourage
Capitalistic Reconstruction

Moscow. May 22t--l'y \. F.p--Ncw
DEGREES designed to encourage indepCn-
dent capitalstic reconstruction Of Rus
sia on Russia : terms have been prom
ugated coincidcn;alIy with the close Of
the Genoa Conference. The Council Of
Commissars has removed the State mo-
nopoly on trade in agricultural implc.
ments and seeds. The Central Exccu-
tive Committee has decided to permit
inherltanc"s not TO exceed 5000 g"Id
rublps.
The municipality Of rotrograd hu :
decided 10 hand over 10 III" owners for
life possession all the smaller house.
the maximum being seven apartments.
Similar returns Of houses are being
made IN som" Of rhr provinces. ami III"
| kralne is turning back -four mills Of
small capa"itv 10 the owners.
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.&44zzS
Striking
Reductions

Establishing " e u LoT
Prices on Some of the Best
X n O u n Medicines and
Toilet Preparations
Doan's Kidney Pills. SOC size. 43c
Nuxated Iron Tablet. 81 size, 73c
Fellow,' Sy. Hypo, large, $3.50 ST.. Sl.o9.
csde's Pepto Mansan. Sl.z0 size. Sse
Lavoris, large ....S1 size, 72c
Danderinc, large. .sl.O0 size, 74c
Listerine. large. .$l.00 size. 73c
| Fletcher's Castoria. Csc size, &c
Bromo Seltzer -. .S1.20 size, ssc
Drono Seltzer. dispensing, 81 size. Sl.3e
Cutieura Ointment, medium, soc size, 3se
cstieur. Ointment, large, $l.oo size, 7se
Dssehan's Pills, small .2Se size, l7c
Bssehan's Pills, large. -. Soc size, BIC
Esksy's Nsurophosphsts.Sl.7s size, Sl.4S
Ovoferin .........Sl.OO size. sac
WystL's Sage 4 Sulp., small 7se ST., sse
Wyeth's Sage L Sulp., large, $l.zs. sse
Wildroot Hair Tonic, small, soc sire, 4Se
Wildroot Hair Tonic. large. 81 sire. sse
Nujol. large ...$1.00 size. 79c
Piakha.'s Veg. Comp, $l.2o size, 7se
l Mcllin's Food, 10 o.. 75c size, 6Oc
Eskay's Food .75c size, Csc
Horliek's Matted Milk. large, 81 size, Zoe
Herliek', Md. Milk, $3.7s hosp. ST., s2.ss
Taniac ..........$1.0O size, 79c
Bell-Ans. large go. .75c size. SOC
Msstis's Vitsnon Tablets. Sl.00 size, 74e
Baune Anslse,ique Bengue. 7se ST., soc
Bayer's Aspirin Tablets. -. 100 for sse
Pebeco Tooth Paste, soc size, 35c
kolynos Tooth Paste, 25c size, 21c
kalpheno Tooth Paste. 25c ST., 19c
Lyons Tooth Powder, small, Csc ST., l9c
Lsvy's La Blaehe Face Pdr., Csc ST., 43e
Java Rice Face Powder. Soc size, Csc
Life Buoy Soap, loe size 6 for 20e), 7e
Cstieura Soap. Csc size 3 for 5sc), zoe
Packers Tar Soap. ..(3 for S5e), zoe
kssinol Soap, Csc size 6 for 5Se), Zoe
Wdb'ys F. Sp., Csc 81. g for 55e). Zoe
falnolive Soap, lse size a for 30c), Sc
Phys. 4 S. Soap, l5e 81. (l2 for 81, l0e
Mum .............2 Csc size, lie
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil. soc sz. &c
Holmes Frostilla. q. . 35c size, Csc
Pyorrheeide Tooth Powder, 81 sire. 79e
ProPhylaetie Tooth Brushes. Adults
regular. hard, medium and soft.
Soc vilus ....................3 .3se
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DINING ROOM

Jacobcau Oak Queen Anne Dining. Room
$4,000 Mahogany finish Queen Anne Suite,
10 pieces .,......,,.,,...,.. .Se26.0O
$4,000 Mahogany finish Queen Anne Suite
~ lletcS $Sb5.OO
Walnut Queen Anne Suite. 10 pcs. xs75.Oo
Antique Mahogany Dining-R Room Suite. 10
- pieces '... $4,000
s5S5.00 Walnut Dining Room Suite 10
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$4,000 Brown Mahogany Queen Anne Suite,
-. ~ pieces 'SoOVVV
Walnut Dining Room Suite, 10 pieces. S66O.OO
$4,000 Mahogany Queen Anne Suite, 10
s2,coeo walnut Renaissance suite ''iS 10
pieces &l0VVUU
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN
OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE
HUNDREDS or EASY CHAIRS
PRICED AT GREAT SAVINGS
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EXECUTED ON BATTLEFIELD
Two Mexican Rebel Leaders Cap.
tured and Put to Death

Mexico City. May 22.--rBy a. T.
Secretary Of War Serrnno hn, arrived
in villa Hcrnosn. the capital "r Ta-
ba SEQ State. and begun an active cam.
paign against the rebel leader General
Carlos Greene.
Nicasio NahQucz and Donacian"
Escalante, former ma jor in the Federal
army. were executed after their cap
ture by Government forces under Gen
eral Manual Arenas in the Huastora
district. near Tampico. An official state.
mcnt says that the rebels were dispersed
with heavy losses. and that tn" two
former majors, who were in command.
wore court martiaIcd aud executed on
the field of battle.
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BEDROOM

SIP so Mahogany-fnish Suite. pcs. 500 90
Mahogany-fnish Suite, 4 pieces. $4,000
Mahogany-nnish Suite. 7 pieces. S295.OO
Walnut Louis Y v Bedroom Suite, 7pcs S350.OO
$50 co Mahog. Louis XVI Suite 9pCs.. SA15.0O
s625 90 MahoG. Bedroom Suite. spcs. .Sh15OO
s175. 90 Mahog Bedroom Suite, s pcs. .SG7J.OO
s1S50o Brown Mahogany Louis NV1 Suite.
Mahogany Chppendae Bedroom Suite.
$3.50. 90 walnut Louis XIV Suite. ps 81 100000
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More Shipments ofWicker Furniture

II anything, handsomer, cheerer and more luxurious
Suites and Pieces than vcrtable fairyand Of
Furniture for Sun Paror, Porch, Lawn and Garden.
hchy upholstered Suites for the elaborate
Single Pieces for nook and Hundreds of different
styles in Lamps for Desk Table Floor including many
beautiful Hanging Lamps Not the least of the good
news that the values in class by themselves
actually Incompatible.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08

Ben Armstrong and Mrs Pearl,e
rreVett, both of Poeahontss, RI
Gus Z Egner of Calvert CITY. XIV
and Miss Jennie johnson of Warm
Springs.
Fred Ellis of sharum and Miss
otella staten OF Pocahontas.
K Anglin of Rock Road ard
Miss Alice Dame of Manson.
Walter Prevett aud Miss Pinkie
Jones, both of Pocahontas. RI,
John Looney OF O'Kesn and Miss
bessie Pickrum of Pocahontas.
Mckinley Davidson and Miss Bes
sic Cude, both of Pocahontas.
PrOspro Kilburn and Miss Iva
Jones, both of Elnora.
Louis Watts of RaveDden and
Miss Dollie Barker of Imboden.
G II Casey and Mrs S A Seawel,
both of Dalton.
Andrew Hall and Miss Lyttie
sorrell, both of Ny rtle. Mo
X 6 Greer of Success and Mise
Eva Merideth of Reyno.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08

DIR. l.. B. Price and family re.
turned first OF of the week from a
business and pleasure trip to St..
Louis.
Imported and domestic perfumes
the newest creations and the Oldest
favorites too. SPECIAL giit boxes at
Johnston's.
Nc. and Mrs. L z. Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Jones spent Sun
day in ReynO, guests at the Elmo
Roe home.
Miss Lucille Garter of Pocahon.
tas spent last weekend here the guest
OF Mrs. George Martin. n.-Osceola
Times.
l. d. Rapert and son, Raymond,
of MiddIebrook were trans acting
business and meeting friends in
town Saturday.
Rush In for those pictures for
Christmas presents. II 2t
Mrs. g. II. Henderson was In
Success the latter part of last week
TO attend the funeral OF her aunt,
Mrs. Masterson, of near that town.
r. L. Higginbothsm 81 Sons at
Ravenden Springs have just receiv.
ed a large shipment OF Ball Brand
Rubber boots and shoes. IL 1t
Miss Mabel Worrall and Mr.. Col.
Inns OF Jonesboro and Lester Nc
Nabb and wife of Peach Orchard
we're guests of Clifford Prioe and
family Thanksgiving day.
Tne deaths OF K. v. Goss and
Mrs Ii. J. Nemnick, former well
known people Of Imboden, were
reported By the Imboden Journal
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fins Desver and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hamorick of
Biggers we're pleasant callers at the
Star Herald Office while in town
Saturday.
What more appropriate Xmas
present to father, mother, brother,
sister or sweetheart than a nice Sc
pia photograph 10 suitable folderY
Lemmons has 'em. IL 2t
Joe 5. Decker Of Rsvenden
Springs recently purcba'ed 100
acre farm near Bay in Craighesd
county. The price paid was sl9'-
$50.
Mrs. A. u. Schnsbsum left last
week for Jonesboro to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with her
daughter, Mrs. Roy sigler. Slere
turned home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Sam TUNES, long
4 time residents of near town, have
gone to Clay, Ky.. to make Their
future home with their children who
reside there
A fine 10 pourd son has arrived
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
nett Price. This completes hall
dozen grsndsons for Ruf Bowers
and he is hoping The tide will turn
and bring some grsnddaughters'--
IAuraaI
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
Local and otherwise

Johns,on's for dolls and toys.
Flashlights at Johnston's
Dan Athy of Biggers was in town
on business Saturday.
Don't do your Xmas shopping un
til you visit the Bazaar on Dec 10.
Special prices On'sweaters and knit
goods at Wyllie Sisters.
Mines. johnson and Brown we're
down from Biggers last Friday
shopping.
Let Scbrslz & Czech wend repair
your shoes. Good work and low
prices. l7ltp
Mr. and Mrs. K. r. Maynard
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Price here last week.
Come IN and see our big line Of
Christmas goods. Jobnstan's Drug
Go. .t
Pat Martin was a pleasant caller
al this Office while over from Corn.
sing fret Of the week.
Lemmons Studio has an electric
printer and eDlsrger added TO their
Photographic equipments. II 2t.
II. G. McNabb and family Of
brockett spent Thanksgiving with
Pocahontas relatives.
Gene IN and get new weather
chart calendar for 1928 Free, for
the asking. Johnston's Drug Store
z. NJ. Luter Of Blggers was 10
town Saturday locking after busl.
Dess and meeting friends
Plasters for your back, limbs, sides
cbest-auywbere. Stick to the pla,
iers sold at Johnstsn's Drug Store.
Rev. G. M. Myrick, principal OIL
the Maynard Baptist Academy, was
in town day or two the past week
Take your old shoes to sehralz a
Gschwend aud have them made Tx,
new. II I,D
Mrs. M. F. Sloan OF Imbode,
spent Thanksgiving here with he
daughter, mrs o. G. Moek.
Earscrews, spanish combs, neck
lAees and all sorts of novelties a
Wylhe Sisters.
BOy your Xmas presents from Ii
ladies OF the Christian church o.
Dec. IS, first door north of Burke,
Pharmacy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08

H. F. Jackson of ReynO was
business visitor Wednesday he il
advertising a sale of personal proper
ty at his place on Dec. H.
@. A. Virtue of ReynO was ~
town on business Monday. de III
formed us that be had sold bis drug
business at Reyno to Dr. om''"'
who will continue the business
The Farmers Bank OF Mountain
Home was robbed Of $4,000 last
week when three bandits entered
forced the cashier and clerk INTO q
vault, and escaped IN an automOOl'e'
Rev. Mr.. McEwen left Tuesday
tor Little Rock to attend the Arksn
sas State Baptist Convention, being
held there this week. He will r-
turn Saturday and hold the regular
services Sunday.
Trade at r. l.. Hlgginboiham @
Sons. They are paying 45c a dozen
for eggs. They also are paying top
prices for all kinds Of cross ties. II
Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. Maynard Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Price
last week. Mrs. Maynard was en-
route home from Little Rock where
she had been IN hospital for an
operation.
Herbert Schnabsum Of Blggers
came down Saturday night after DR.
w. K. Hughes, who was called to
see Walter McCrary, who was SER
iously i'll with pneumonia. At last
reports Walter Is rapidly recovering
G. j. Roellin and wife left We'd
nesday for California where they
will make their future home.
Frank Promberger accompanied
them as far as Mayer, Ariz., where
he will stop for visit with W. H.
Skinner ard wife.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08
Christmas Apples

Will have a carload Of 6De apples
here Saturday and will remain until
apples are sold. Mammoth Back
Twig, Ingrams and Ben Davis,
finest apples in the world. Buy
your supply for Christmas.
l7-lt. 0. A. Lemons.