The Little River news., 1922-10-21
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Heavy Work ShOeS at Lindsay 9A.o pair.
 Blue Overalls $1OO a pair at Lind says.
 P. M. Wood was here from Red Bluff Friday
 The store where you are welcome Lindsays.
 Dr. A. M. Nixon was here from Ar den Friday.
 J. F. Schirmer washere from White Cliffs Thursday.
 Jett Sain of White Cliffs was in Ash down Thursday.
 E. S. Wright of Arden was in the city Wednesday,.
 Robert Harris spent Monday morn ing in Foreman.
 Eugene Ellis of Foreman was in Ashdown Friday.
 Geo. M. Johnston of Hicks was in the city Thursday.
 e. T. Ross of Ben Lomond was in Ashdown Wednesday.
 Roy Budd of Ogden was an Ash down visitor Friday.
 Drs. Meek and Bishop made a visit to Wilton Wednesday.
 Ladies Black Vici Kid Shoes at Lindsay's for $2.50 pair
 Will Kinard of Ben Lomond was a business visitor Thursday.
 The Store with the low prices and warm welcome.-Lindsay's
 Will Steel of Texarkan was in the city on business Thursday. MT. and Mrs. Perry of Arden were shopping in Ashdown Friday. Rev. w. M. Crowson, of Nashville, was in the city Tuesday night w. H. Hargroye, of Brownstown was trading in Ashdown Wednesday. Mrs. T. E. McGruder of Richmond was shopping in Ashdown Friday P. s. Trustworthy of Wilton was here looking after business Wednesday, We are pleasing others, let us please you.-The Home Gin GO. If Mrs. Wiley Coley of Foreman was shopping in Ashdown Wednesday. Mrs. Herman Brown returned We'd nesday from visit at Gibsland, La. Ladies Outing Gowns, neat Blue and Pink stripes, $1.O0 each at Lindsay's. N. C. McCrary and Seth Reynolds were visitors at Magnolia this week. Joe German was here from Red Bluff attending to business Tuesday. Mrs. Homer Coggins of Horatio is the guest of relatives in Ashdown. Mrs o. T. Graves is attending the missionary conference at Stamps this week.
 Don't you think it is about time to buy those blanket bargains at Lind says?
 We are anxious to show you and glad 60 serve you.-Lindsays Store Force.
 Bob Evans was here from Dallas Friday visiting his mother. Mrs. Josie Henry.
  by home folks.-Tne Home Gin O. If w. M Gathright of Foreman was in Ashdown Wednesday attending tc business.
 Mems or Boys good, heavy sweaters, to break this cold wind, only $1.O0 each at Lindsay's.
 Mrs Clarence DoIvnS wac a+ NIiDora1 Springs visiting friends and relatives this week
 Mrs. G. A. Buster and little son of Red Bluff were shopping in Ash down Thursday
 The Temple Cotton Oil Co. will pay you the highest market price for your remnant seed cotton.
 Men, those hats at Lindsay's for $295 each, in big or little shapes, are big values, see em.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hubbard of Ben Lomond were shopping in Ash down Wednesday.
 The Right Shoes at the Right Time at The Right Price, all at The Right Place.-Lindsay'
 The Ashdown High seconds and the Foreman seconds are playing in this city this afternoon.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. F. F. Tucker of the Fomby School House Commu- nity, Saturday, boy.
 If you want to save money on your shoe bill, be sure to get 'em at ''The Right Place." Lindsay's.
 I deliver milk twice each day mornings and evenings.-Frank Pounds, Phone l9 or S12-F-24. tf Mrs. Jett Orton and Mrs. Will Orton of Fulton were iE Ashdown this week the guests of friends and relatives. Stump of the World, Best heavy shoe