Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-15

One lot Thompson Bros. & w. l.
Douglas Shoes, former price $500
to $1,000 now $500. The Thomp
son Toggery. *16&s
Better be safe than sorry bettel
Iget your alcohol and glycerine from
the Lane Motor Company before
your motor freezes. *1(
Miss Carolyn Thompson returned
Wednesday, morning from Austin
Texas, where she spent several weeks
visiting Miss Kathleen Wheatley.
Ezra Courtney left last night foi
Little Rock where. he has accepted
a position as fireman on railway
locomotive.
call the Lane Motor Company when
your car is sick SIG
One lot ladies' shoes. former price
$3.50 TO S11HO now $1.50 while
they last. The Thompson Tog-
gerry. *16&S
Mrs. w. G. Fitzgerald returned
this morning from Poplar Bluff
where she visited her daughter, Mrs.
Susie Brooks.
Miss Helen NJ. Garrett who is in
st. Louis, Mo-, will return home
soon. Miss Garrett is on the nurses
staff at Barnes Hospital.
Getsour alcohol and glycerine
from TIE lane Motor Company. ZIG
Dr. S. Baker will open new
office aquarters in the drug store
OF u. =. Paris at 221 South Pruet
street after December 18th. "21
Mrs. J. A. Cook returned yester-
day to her home at Cardwell, after
q visit in the city with her daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Gardner OF 314 West
street.
WANrED-Clean rags. Will pay
sc per pound. We do not want
heavy clothes, or small pieces, but
rags large enough to wipe machinery.
Bring or send to the Arkansas Light
d. Power Co. *21
Auto Tires, best in the world and
as good as any in Greene county.
Lane Motor Company. SIG
Mrs. c. j. Acuff and son, c. J..
Jr., of Knob Lick, Mo-, arrived
yesterday to spend several days in
the city visiting Mrs. Acuff's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grover T. Inman of 724
West Court street.
Talk about real protection-pro-
lection that ACTUALLY protects,
you doubtless would be interested
in reading that announcement of
Gus Powell and Tom Treadway in
this Isle. You're certainly hard
to interest if that doesn't appeal to
you. Read about it in this issue.
*16&S
Mr.. and Mrs. Amason Shanks will
leave tonight for their home in Sa-
lem, Ind, after visit in the city
with the family of Or. e. S. Baker
Of West Emerson street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shanks are enroute from At
lanta, Ga, where they visited son
several days.
One lot mems genuine kid and
Rusa calf shoes at $500 while they
last. The Thompson Toggery.
*16&S
Mrs. Fred Morris and son. Matt
land, arrived last night from Helena
to visit Mrs. Morris brother, w. A
Courtney and wife of Ala East
Poplar street. Mrs. Morris has been
associated with the Solomon Dry
Goods department Store in Helena
for several months. After conclud-
ing their visit in the city. they
will go to Long Beach, Calf, tc
join M. Morris where they will
establish their home.
Don't let your motor freeze; bet
ter be safe han sorry. Nrder you,
alcohol and glycerine from the Lane
Motor Company. SIT
Think of THIS! That is, rea'
Joseph's footwear announcement il
| this issue. It's something WORT
while thinking over. II,
We, the committee and teacher
of the Light school district No. 81
Invite one and all to come out t
the Christmas tree Saturday nigh
Dec. %, 1922. We also have pro
gram and we are going to have sew
feral good talks. So everybody i
Welcome to come and give us visit
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