The Little River news., 1922-09-30
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Lowery Beck was over rom heH Lomond Thursday
 Will Kinard of Ben Lomond was in the city Thursday.
 Dr. Vaughan of Richmond was in Ashdown Thursday. A. E. Ferguson was here from Mor- ris Ferry Thursday.
 Maloy Waddell of Ogden was trad ing in Ashdown Friday.
 We are pleasing others, let Us please you.-The Home Gin GO. If Jet Orton of Fulton was in Ash down Tuesday afternoon. John Andrew Brothers was here from Richmond Thursday. Irl Reese of Haworth, Oklahoma, was in Ashdown Wednesday. N D. Cooper of Wilton was looking after business here Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Simpson of VII ton were in Aahdown Thdrsday.
 Miss Louise Williams of Texarkana is visiting relatives in Ashdown.
 B. A. Hartsfeld has bought a Ford Coupe from Mccormick Motor Go.
 Make tho new gin your gin. Owned by home folks.-Tne Home Gin Go. ii
 Best prices for seed, best sample, unexcelled servioe.-The Home Gin Co., tf.
 Mesdames J. R. Pierce and R. l.. Boyer, Jr., we're in Texarkana We'd nesday.
 Try out the new gin. You'll like the sample and serVice.-Home Gin Go. tf.
 J. M Hudson, the Cabot fruit tree man, is in the city looking after ord CTS.
 Leave yot!r orders for Big Boil Rowden and Mebane planting cotton seed at Moon Milling Go. 10 II
 Jchn Berryberry, of Idabel, passed through Ashdown Tuesday on his way home from Nashville.
 Leave your orders for Big Boil Rowden and Mebane planting cotton seed at Moon Milling Go. 10 Il
 NIr. and Mrs. S j. Meyer returned Thursday after weeks visit with relatives in St. Louis.
 Leave your orders for Big Boil Rowden and Me0ane planting cotton seed at Moon Milling Co., 10 II
 MT. and Mrs Wash Yauger of Fore man were the guests of the Iatters mother, Mrs. O. M Stephens, Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Will Kinard and little son, William, of Ben Lomond are spending a few days with Mrs Able Rhyme and daughters.
 J. IT McLarty, agent of the Gray sonia. Nashville & Ashdown at this place. is checking out today, He will go to Amity to enter business.
 A D. BuLaney s recovering from @ serious illness lasting several days. It is hoped that he will be able to be back al his desk in few days,
 The Baptist ladies will observe a week of prayer for state missions be- ginning Sunday afternoon at o'clock ! at the church. Every woman of the church is urged to come
 Mrs. Josie Henry returned Tuesday ! from Philadelphia where she had been at the bedside of B. $. Nolen who was seriously injured in q mill accident some time ago Mir. Nolen is still in a critical condition. B. B. Morris of Idabel passed through the city Thursday night en- route for New Mexico, where he will receive his share of the estate of a 900. MT. Morris was formerly a resi- dent of Arkinda.
 Dr. and Mrs. l. N. Hut, of Ogden have as their guest their nephew, w. J. St. Smith, of Philippine Islands Prof. Smith has been supervisor of public schools in the islands for the past six years and is now enjoying vacation that will be spent with his father, Dr. w. J. Smith, at Fouke, Ark, and other relatives in this state and Texas.
 A Whsper of Coming Styles.-What shall we get for our dress hat? Well, Dame Fashion makes only few laws, but those the dear old lady does make are unbreakable-lik china ought to be. One of her oldest laws is: when dresses are long, hats are large-and my dear, you know skirts almost touch the floor this year! So make up your mind to big hat of velvet, panne. or hatter's plush, or one of these in combination with metal cloth Really, they're so becoming!