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APARTNfENTs TJNFUIjRNIsHED.

AFAKTNxkNTSr--IJ sENJ1eNAHk1ED.
NICELY .ARRKN0ED APARTMENT gu
recanyinn hAtL living room. Oeir00m. kltcn-
81, Oath And eide porch Excellent con
nltlon And western exposure Conveniently
40cateq 20 cars and bueneo and within Walk.
tnE WulanGq downtown. Modern HleprQoI
so nT building ssd low rsnsal q SOz :pO.
ATTRACTIVE FRONT APARTMENT or
rocapgion hall ilvine room. dining room.
h4drOQm. Kitchen. hath and nice side porch,
The location u convenient 10 bNaee9 and
ears, and ID within walking distance down
town. The anartmefit viii bG nut In 81.
s s1 %sps g.ni haa as ss ssss.t Y nS sn
fNceBetOn hail living room. dining room.
bedroom, Kitchen and bath ana large rear
porch, Wan be put In nrst4iaoe condition.
Inc rooms are large and the location 10
conveuleqt % stores and cara. kee2onenae
rental Of $50. Apply 1snitor. le2e CALI
s0'n'A DaA,vvfpsoa ! DAVIDSON.
r..,.1......., kENTAIa. sbb, ..,.. 5000,
ptchen. bath ana iArR0 enclosed tront pocch.
Newly gone oyer thruukhogt. ModeEn hrs;;
proof corner building within one block u
Esores. cars and buBseR, and within watkins
distance dpWntpWn. ModefAeA RENAL. Ap.
ply laIlis0r 1901 18th st nv.
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APARrnrENTs.uNlruRN

1880 d STREET !.
.-As sIy;ssIlsn ma aesfsss ssscspsSa
bath. Rental $50. -
yss q' han As sss sses & a:s enc '
oPa ss p.ss s.a.s. + .:s sss.ss s sss
S'SS lss s'g %Ias As ssss Sc s; W.
diam Az unusual sRsssmens q lyie es,n
s stssipnsS ms il nssSsn Es
condition ,s1S sRlsndId slsgstpr sS Isl'Ns;C s
sscs dow as '0 sSd eonvsnens conn
saF ARE sG si.e soffs os rf@ .s Wet
EyE ESss ZEE. NRns AeARTMlsss 81
rooms. dining room. Kitchen eno oesn SCUM
exc Sss' R'saSa $
sn:: y x oR y wAsS Ss d apDS sSscr
Florida ave. NV,
VERY DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN APART.
ment Of reception hall living ROOM dining
cslient condition: large. Srishs roonas and
splendid elevator and ianitor service WITHIN
Minute .n sA s. It "s:s q 'ss ssss
Apply ';f SsSiIs ISL SiSs: ;,i s;S .
Main 1919. Aen'a' 1913 ssfniissi.A stree. NV.
------------I 1aS cFzPTN a. wv
Near Meridiar PARK. destrabie B-room
srste 0i Ssatihs piSns: rood coSdtion: s6S
1883 NEWTON ST. NV.
ante olsd V snSs,att9c, a. yn,,,,or ~
Main W 5sSss' AASE , Z sci &c u! NV.
WfTTIDN Ss0TTDdrS IA = 4 ~ en- - - SSSST
eiass apsrtHsnts, reasonable rentals. s.. IS
s room i Hssh can and bai6 -: SS
5 rooms. kishsn and Ssiih ....::.. 1890
49, ySNfsiNON nEA4ASIk CONFNu nan.
HARTF0RD COURT. i15I HAYWARD ar.
4 rooms and bath, reception hall. sos. 90
BERKSHIRE. i4Ia Cnap,n 4.
rooms and bath ..s......s.-.. $40. 90
rooms ana oasn. -. !, !. -. V. 1000
CHAPLIN. i474 Chapin 81.
rooms ana hsah :. s. 81 /. &. !. .sSS.99UU
- a .----.----- Il g s' !. Ne. s' $500
rooms Ana SstR AaSl. ian o., $50 a.
rooms and BAN :. -. 4 IL. ID
WENDELL 1888 California q,
rooms and bath s. S56. 90
17as L1NTnR PLACE.
'o.' e''u 80. ..-.- :. Z. 1 49,. 'o'V
1928 RIGGS PLACE.
'A'' sas 0s'a Z. ssO.0O
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THE PARTRIDGE,
Mt. Pleasant and Park Road.
lust ogsnsa All outside S d;rlCs Gas
rooms. reception nan. Kitchen. dining alcove
S Rah SSpes ocs.on Rs
ldent manager on premises.
THE WOODBINE,
9th and Cathedral Ave.
In beautiful woodley Park. opposite C.
end Sa:A sSg oep Ct a.a iSer roSs
spiendid apis for Army and Navy people
THE GLENDOWER,
Il 9th Street NE.
ianditacSrs serysicee: $50. 80 io =. 80
1908 H STREET NV.
Four rooms and bath.
1872 PARK ROAD NV.
Apts.. Of two rooms. kitchen. bath and
porch, $3.50: also apts, Of Lying room.
P Poora. ki,c aSSn and BAN s4b. 80 s'
1873 WEBSTER ST. NV.
roo oos = asss 81 srse OUTSIDE sn soo
g Wn end fs p d ss saS neat
500 WISCONSIN AVE.
month: one room. kitchen and bath. $50
month.
54o6 CONN. AVE.
Three roS% hii E,ePen eng spd ps ss.np oES2as
els E. STREET NV.
-Four rooms and bath. Ss7.60 and $40.
1907 18th STREET.
Three rooms and bath. S4B month.
THE WILTON,
1881 18th STREET.
Apt. Of ave rooms. kitchen and bath. sb5
THE ASHLEY,
2O38 18th Street NV.
Apt. OF six rooms and bath. S76 month;
elevator service n Il
THE RODMAN,
Conn, Ave. and Rodman st.
Cleveland Park: very desirable apt Of
four rnorle. reception hall. bath and porch;
hath available July 4, $4b month second
| fioor corner apt. of two rooms. kitchen. re-.
Ception hall and bath. Two exposures. iar8e
closets. 500 month.
1861 PARK ROAD.
New building: two large rooms. kitchen.
bath and reception hall: three F0oms and
bath. $3.50 and $50
N. Il. SANSBI
L 1AfQ - Cfrnn4 NJ HAEH. -
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PEE WORTH.
s. Ss. Ssa:. P PsS .sR e sss.s. o ss s
0s aSs .s so door, Sas from sh. nsas
Circle: south 'front.' 8 porchee screened: 2
Complete home. Rent only $50. Adams
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RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RENT Observation-Disclosures.
C0I0RED--I595 Sth ST. N.W--I0 rms,
= baths; double brick garage. Good
Main s i,92Egs oUIazs s sOri s1Iss ne. Il. NV.
pRQ0KI.AND BUNGALOW. 3 RMS. Pant
z IA fqE ..sSI,s hw is from car line
isSs q 6aoi,a 1s-ss iH ssss rs ssS h.s.
,oa7 1900 i, y. THAcKER. D., sa,.
NEW BRICK HOME
located In Brookland; semi-det.. h..w.h,.
eiss. Mshts: g rooms tiis bath. 6uiliin Sub
rental basis: no cash REQUIRED. Address Boz
u eelor.d ,,,.tlssss.0 Z d Fl Toom.. bath. %
ms In " sxa LuoHs. Nam I.fi s....
Ssa Tias oss aG SsasS in%S;fSsass:
sl S.,P STREET s;E.--s ROOMS k.eo =
fOs sas y IN Ss--ii rooms and BAH. ss 90
:. 4, a',ii re-, ss sssls s..;. 5000
os rSsfh Hrt sAsiS sS 81. sFS;SS
Yll rent. sn9y's Court NV. Houses In
sos MIN. Blds T. Il f4. SSI and Pa. Ave. NV.
10th 81, HETGHTs--DETHCHED: 8 RMS: 2
p9sehss: front. side and rear lawn: EsraTe.
a.a AL I. 1:ss '.s id rooms and BATH ami
lsee 1Pr;,;iSs lid, Tsgrs scss room: sils
D Dorchf sS 75.r 0n' ana o0u0'e fsAr '''neo
and rear porches; excellent repair. $S6.
,ss4 Columbia rd-.seml- detachhssd; 2 rooms.
s2s MADISON st. r.w.---,e. rooms. tile hesh.
Near 18Th acd e sols s,d1Essss;.i
hsrawoedS, floors; perfect repair: 6uil'-in ga
.n SSoEbS s.sl New Jersey svs.-io rooms
III I 4, s. PHILLIPS S &c; I spssso
3643 18th ST.-$5o.50.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
gIa 18th Sc. NV. Main 6R49.
| 1907 q ST. NV.
rooms. 2 5d SasAss h;E HI esl4ssan
Large corner house Of 8 rooms and .
baths: hot-wateF heat: electricity: wonder
full loe? sSoi Fl IFv fsSsST s20 e. NV
Attractive house. 2 rooms, reception hall
and BATH a sail i i. sF NV nv. sarAs'.
70 fso scl sra estsa tfsssiElili 5000
rooms and s sss sv d. sE July |. $500
10 rooms and Ssss, sl:c 1850. $1,000
rooms and bath. cleo. large rear
~ IGOR Siiii sf. INV. .e00.'o
rooms and bath. Just being redeco-
~'sd 'nrc 9ys 81 SIT sTs Sw.'.sSo.oo
1898 End 81. NV
Go ". L1NKfNs.
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CARvEL HALL. 1918 X ST.
j ROOM. KIT. AND BATH. ga. 5o-$44.50
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Wa shinntnf1s Beauty Snnf.

bath. al outside rooms. hwd ~aoorg. naaniel.
ireplace. bookcases. huge closets. full-iength
rnsnss scrsened porch. hs.whs furnlshed
electric MEhts; lHTEe Efou1des forest trees
fence: concrete street and walks: garage.
Rent $50 mo- Now occupied by Army OH
Ger. who will vacate. Call col. l0o.W. I.
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OWNED AND
ALONZO @. Bis
VERY DESIRABLE UNFIJ
Ian '1Nb y cEiERcN NV
rooms. Eit and BAH, 500. ~.
ICONS, kit y BATH AZ with is pcf c,. 500
These fpts. have all been recpnditioned.
.oS Ss WIRE Isss Ssss .ee hs
elevator R sS f9E e occ SsySsR Aususs
room asa fis SSsgs sa Sa aR s s so
r rools f RlseSsn a1a Sa Sssns si7s
s1s saasdn 81. NV.
3 rooms, kitchenette and bath. $40 ana
$6b. The whole building inferior and ex-
and modern lighting nxtures. s,s'
IL. AND B SIS. NV;
rooms. kitchen and bath, $40. S4S
II fSSSn lsischsastts. a, alssye. bath. ss7.So
ana s rooms. $40 md SAC.
Splendid apssl newly papersd and painted.
and ! rs Tooi nv st u { q N ssS.sc
l7co T EDcLt Is s sR NV.
room scn. sl H.s Sssn s ssSfi Ssh. si oS
a7 7sh CHEW cHRYa G cHkH sH FcAHE E5IzBI
"a Q roonns. Kitchen ana bath, 500.
All of these apartments Al
Bliss Building, SIS B street NV,
3 dams 24fs<
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RENT IIoUsEs -rIRNrsHED.

c0MpLETELY EUkNtSHED COTTAGE
on Conduit nj. Nd: 936 per month. Can
nicely ;iI AI yURNfsFED MODEM HOUSE u
pss q2YT1 ffs sss asSln s n!
July 18th TO SEPT. 18th,
IN COOL CHEVY CHASE.
house. completely ftrnlshed. for months;
laree porch always . breeze; lawn and
flower garden.
Inspect today and move in
Thursday.
Call Cleye. 106.
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APPIEB4,

ne GEE 81 Me- ROOMS AND BATE:
rent yeE !; sfeaSSnaole roous IA b.sh electric
10: V ns1,s paaiSSsrsd md painted. Rent sSry
reason eDle = = us,epan,s ~
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226 c STREET NE.
ICONS 'n and easS Sn ss7SS % sso mo- as'0o hS'
l471 IRVING ST.
Apt. Of two rooms. kitchen and bath. SAb:
3513 18th STREET.
New building. Two rooms. Kitchen and
2535 18th STREET
& sd 's sso PSS%s f essssn s sa Ss.
1920 also three fooms. kitchen and
ZIG 18th STREET NV.
second door. suitable for business or resi-.
del,se: hys looms and bath: heat and ianitOr
1920 MASS. AVE.
lust ons,hsli SQUIRE from Dug9nt Circle
soaB flsh rsas viii fasS ia very rec
o45 LONGFELLOW ST.
sis 0s ask ssr rs z Is rooms 'nd S-'A
1924 CONN, AVE.
,s,,,Is ssS q, y. .SJ mrs sssa
800 yVARDER STREET.
VERY de1rahIs apt. Of four rooms and
ss.h. $ss &. 1Gcn.h; two rooms. kitchen and
2426 10Th STREET.
bss sge s cosesS so sSals6e sGc
$50 month.
THE ROCKLEDGE,
2456 10th St. NV.
Apt. o., one room. reception han and bath.
zen SS snd Poo
kisfhsn md and bath: y neyH s cccorstsd: over
aver. -.
Gil 10Th STREET NV.
Centrel downtown: three rooms. kitchen
36l8 CONN. AVE.
sS e aps sv 81 VSS sod assh f.c SDd bah San
ss99dd double porch. receptionsha'l, End door.
THE BERLIN,
Iowa Circle.
s.sp s; su q 4oon. fssPs s.sS issssss1 .d BAN
1921 EUCLID ST. NV.
sass I'm "a iss ssFss sSssns asshs -
DORSTAN HALL,
1900 Georgia Ave.
New building; one apt left: four rooms
iIIIshts. tlied 6ssh ia shower extra lsr s's
Try co. INC.
Phones Main 1908 As.
MANAGED BY
SIS PROPERTIES.
FINISHED APARTMENTS. 81
! roems EisssssSS nd Ss;ss. 500 - and
i plN Z; Y
r rOo@ AID i'f bssh a $780, es'h ~ sna s0O
AZ e n. SR IA y
rooms rooms Els ssRsa s ana S SssR ~ ano re-
,s.a E RssSseaHBB ! 2v ~
rooms. $50.
BLENHEIM COURTS.
$40 CALIFORNIA; ST.
s$: i sss:h ~ S''s . ID ~
rssn.. s ssss I su HI ss siFs ID.
rooms II "A IA y SssS 3 w.
rooms. Kitchen ana bath. $50.
FALKsTONE COURTS,
l4kh AND EAfNM0NTN NV.
rSS@s kis ssRsn ana snd EAR SssS YSo
PARK ROAD COURTS.
TIE wQcpW.gp
conn TSos k EIssssn era era Ss;s Y6
Y ready tor 0ccupa ncy Apply
Telephones Lincoln 1850 and
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goth AND r SITS, NV.
one and two rooms md oath.
NE sR 3 BJafFEDEfSS:
room. ma sSfi i sx sTs .na $3.50
: rooms ilS f Raa.4hosAMi Rb. NV las.oo
rooms ana 2 baths. II. Sll2SbS. 0
2 room = s sSao ADAMS Mifi. RI.. AVo.oO
New BuildinT.
: rooms and bath. porch :. 80. ~. $500
room a9 sss $40 coNS. Avn. NV. !, 4o'Oo
rOS%s. rse sDs& sali. Kitchen. han $500
ana Ra BET yhkETf.. ala4 + sH:: NV. O.O0
8 rocns. kitchen, reception hall and
P room Kitchen and BAN. .....:. ss.SS
room t isss af fRf R6'a 81. NV. s.'oO
T roS% a dini Ds'h room. kitchen ana ssOOO
oAAr Hf 'FotaEk. ali end 81 ae'y Sc. 1.'oO
: 80. ~ 400 iish 81. INV NV 800 - $3.50 !
rooms ana pau ai4i6 i, ST.. s1o'oO
8 rooms a1 fsd Sss PARE RGEea RD. NV. 5000
9 rooms and bath .............. 90
rooms ahd ITO sash PA: AVE-. NV. -. VOW
2 rooms ana oa II j ST. Nh.. 5000
u rooms. NltCnCu ana 08tH ! =. = . UOVsVU
1905 MASS. AVE. NV.
? ICONS anf ayY1 81, Pa. AVE. NV. .s -. -
r00i s 10 CCAIafiF6RN;II sT. NV. $500
2 rooms. kitchen and bath 1892 ~ 622
r9as nls6sfS6 iR' e Rs'e soth sr ~
rooms and bath. -. $1,000
500 2ist ST. NV.
: 'o1 74S KAiI.toRAMA RD. NV. y ss
rooms, kitchen and bath 49,. $4,000
1l07 11th ST. NV.
/ room. dining alcoye. Kitchen and
OA'A iii5 r siT. NV. = - III.
2 rooms, kitchen ana bath. -. sos. 90
room. dining alcove, kitchen ana y.
oa'n ..' no ON 81. NV. V.Oo,s.o'OV
2 rooms, kitchenetto and bath. !. !. I. $50. 90
172z PA. AVE. NV.
rooms and kitchen, use obtain $4,000
702 22nd ST. NV.
8 rms. and bath, porch, INV n, alec. $4,000
1909 18th ST. NV.
room. kitchen and bath. $685. 90
GEO. w. LINKINS,
1888 DE SALES ST.
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UNUSUALLY
LOW
RENTS. i
NEW APARTMENT.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
THE WOODBURY. COURTS,
$500 18th ST. NV.
Near corner 18Th and Monroe sta. Only
BSsutifali spsrsnsents cuassistiss eS three md
eSr osss ,sspass oeer.
neflt: excellent lanltgr service.
RENTS. SIS AND UP.
REsIDEET MANAGER ON PREMISES
THE JOSEPH SHAPIROC CO,
ol9 18th 81 Main, se49.
OCTAVIA. 1869 COL. RID.
seSsaD and ps, rom hi.chsn Ss;h and o,s E.
Elevator and ian ai se pv 90 II:
DESIRABI. f. APARTMENTS
RENT REDUCED.
sgss LIZ LIN e
iarre dry cellar: S4s per month. !. !
6i5M PARK I'd: Ippsr apartment
heat & s4t per perm month nth 'ss'ns h0s,Wa'sr
.s s:;: i
~ az : - y; ~ Em:
ae,n Am ( sTs NV
Arts. 81 four rooms. kitchen ana bath,
s.o 49, M ss4b pG FHIseoRrDA AVE.
Apt I shs fisenS sehe eorn nee Ssdn
SSS.b0 month. III
-Four room: pa ban - ss;bo.
II ropr r SSo9RsN ssF Gise st 20 p0ni INC
I4ls Eye s.. NV. Prone Main 500.
poor MLA M s ~ i7Se EYE sns IA AKA "A
800, .-77--,o,. : -
, Room SRiTt Asp gATH. 1899
heVA. - 49, = = s.. $3.50
f,0RYNnvA 1fth Ann FLA AVE Iss
s ROOMS And BATiH. ...... S67.O0
nrcATrJR 2IaI FLA AVE
5 ROOMS AEG BATH 49,. !. .sssee go
-, "a -:
CARLTON TERRACE,
! ROOMS. KTTTfcHEN Ans HATH. . s45.so
49, xor,,r7-- $50 49,. sr
E EoooMs XII kiPc sAfH AND BATH. . s tSsS
VIRGINIA sIao q ST.
RR8999MM KkITTccHHE EN A AEb BAH BAH 1888
174s / 81.
5 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH - $4,000
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~ 18th ST. NV, NEAR G.
Splendidly located. in the heart
Of the shopping district; avail
able August 1st. Rent, $50.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-07-15
WARM SPRINGS

Guy Whittenburg visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A .Whittenburg,
here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Jewel Bailey of Manson is visit
ing her brother, Claud, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Holt spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Holt
Miss Merle Spikes visied her sister,
Mrs. Claud Bailey, here few days
last week.
John Birchett is carrying the mail
for Joe Previtt this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almus Jarrett and Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Grim spent Saturday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs Joe Pre-
witt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Linn visited his
daughter, Mrs. John Blackwell, Sun
day.
Mrs. Henry Creason left last Sun
day for a JonesborO hospital to be
treated for stomach trouble.
Our school began last Monday. Ray
mond Mock is teacher.
A large crowd from here went ia
Ponder, Mo-, Sunday afternoon to a
big ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Sietze and daugh-
ter, Anna May, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sietze Sunday.
Mrs W. A. Holt and Mrs. Freeman
Holt spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Sietze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Drusch and lit
tie daughter and Elmer LourwoOd left
last Saturday for their home in st
Louis.
Arnot Holt had business in PocahOn-
tas last Thursday.
Raymond Mock and Miss Margaret
Langley visited Miss Alva Holt Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Previtt and Mrs.
Morris visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Grim
Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-07-15
SHANNON

Miss Irene Thompson visited Miss
Lillian Jarrett Saturday night.
Miss Grace Missey visited Miss Bes-
sic Bishop Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Jarrett were
Sunday guests of Jim Summers and
family.
Mr. Hogue and family of White
county visited their daughter. Mrs. w
II. Farmer, Saturday night and Sun
day.
Eden Bishop visited relatives and
friends at Skaggs Saturday night and
Sunday.
Homer Jarrett was a Sunday dinner
guest of Howard Missey
Miss Ola Bennett visited Miss Lucille
Farmer Sunday.
Tom Poe, Eugene Brown and Misses
Irene Thompson and Lillian Jarrett
attended church at Lone Oak Satur-
day night
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Day and little
son, Delbert, visited w. ii. Farmer
and family Sunday.
J. X. Missey and family visited ].
w. Bishop and family Sunday.
Tom Hill and family were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
Patterson.
Mrs. Fred Amos of Walnut Ridge is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Earl Stevens.
Carl Jarrett was a Saturday night
guest of Dottie Bishop.
Clara Missey visited Maize Patter-
son Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Keel and their
little son, Gerald, are visiting his par
ents at Walnut Ridge.
Ed Young and family of Skaggs
visited w. II. Farmer and family Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Cleo Kell were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Pat
tersOn.
Lonzo Crawford visited Lutte Alphin
and family Sunday.
Jim Alphin visited special friends at
Oscar James near Skaggs Saturday
night
Miss Katie Langston was Friday
night guest of Miss Ruby Stout.
Misses Lillian Jarrett and Bessie
Bishop visited Miss Irene Thompson
Friday.
Beatrice, the little daughter Of Mrs
Bob Thompson, was absent from senOol
one day lately on account of sickness
School is progressing nicely with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Foster as teach
ers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-07-15
MAYNARD

The farmers enjoyed some nice
showers last week which were badly
needed.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson of
Michigan are visiting Mr.. Andersons
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson,
here.
VIII Harpole and family were visit
ing relatives at Biggers Sunday.
Miss Mary Virginia Hackworth was
Sunday guest of Miss Eva Crismon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Phipps and
son. ]. L., of Memphis and J. c. Phipps
and Mr.. Campbell of Frederick, Okla,
are visiting relatives and friends at
MAYNARD and MiddlebrOOk.
Miss Winefred Caldwell was a Sat
urday night and Sunday guest of Miss
Tommie Caldwell.
w. ii. Phipps was a guest of Ben
Choate and family Sunday.
Quite a bunch of youngsters, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Phipps,
motored to Middlebrook Saturday
afternoon and spent a few pleasant
hours on the river.
Several from here have been attend
ing the meeting at MiddlebrOOk, con-
Quoted by Rev. c e. McCord and Rev.
A. b. Shaver.
Miss Hazel Harpole visited Miss
Cathran Hatley Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Phipps and
Mrs Atlas Hatley were visiting at the
home of Will Spencer Friday.
Clark Baker was a Saturday night
guest of Glen Harpole.
Miss Tommie Caldwell spent Sunday
night with Winifred Caldwell.
Misses Teula and Geneva Lewis and
Rubye Murdoch were Saturday night
and Sunday guests of Mrs. Lem Boyer.
Mrs. Martin is visiting her son, Clar-
ence. here.
The revival meeting begins Thurs
day night at the Christian church, con-
Quoted by Bro. Joe Taylor and son OF
ParagOuld. His son is to lead in sing
ing. Everyone is invited to attend.
Miss Gladys Pruitt took Sunday din
ner with Miss Jessie CrismOn.
Word has been received from Uncle
Albert Hatley, who is visiting in Okla
homa, that he is enjoying himself very
much. His daughter, Mrs. ] M. Nc
Crary, and friends celebrated his oath
birthday Saturday in Okmulgee, with
nSn Try anu plcilC. hV 10 ONlNN'1N
home in few days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ingram aud
daughter. Miss Teula, and Miss Opal
Venson of Peru were visiting relatives
and friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il .Phipps and j. G..
Phipps spent Monday with Uncle Tom
Redwine and wife.
Quite crowd of relatives and
friends spent delightful day Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Phipps near Middlebrook. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Phipps,
Atlas Hatley and family, Ben Choate
and Miss Eta Lewis of Maynard, w.
II. Phipps of PocahOntas, ]. G. Phipps
of Frederick, Okla, Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Phipps and son, ]. L., of Memphis,
Tenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell Parker and
Johnny and Hazel Odom of Middle
brook
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MOTHERS

Watch for symptoms of worms in
your children. These parasites are
the great destrOyers Of child life. If
you have reason to think your child
has worms, act quickly. Give the lit
tie one dose of two Of Whites Cream
Vermifuge. Worms cannot exist where
this time-tried and successful remedy
is used. 1t drives out worms and re-
stores the rosy hue of health to baby
cheeks. Price 35c. Sold by Palace
Drug Store.
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pITMAN

Miss Leila Reeves is visiting rela-
tives at Dixon. Ill.
We learn that the newly elected
school board of Rural Special School
District No. 2, which embraces Pitman,
Moore and Dilbeck districts, has decid-
ed to postpone our school until Octo-
ber l, hoping to have the new school
house ready by that date.
Prof. John Wilfreth Of Roy, n. Mex,
with his wife and boy, are here visit
ing his father and mother, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Wilfreth.
The following boys left for Jefferson
Barracks Thursday: Elmer and Niles
Ruff, Sigel and Vernon Carrens, Ches-
ter Lee Legate, Mike Mackins, j. w.
Garner, Noel Pierce and Freeda Cox
Cleo Redwine was planning to go with
the boys but was notified to appear
at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. August l..
We learn that Perry Powell has
bought Uncle Albert Taylor's farm and
will move ON same in the next few
days.
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CARTER

School started last Monday with
good attendance. Mr.. and Mrs. Char.
les Baker are teachers.
"Mr. and Mrs. Edd Kincade spent
last week with relatives in the hills.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs Willie Hunter and children. Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Clarke and Miss Alma
Spikes enjoyed camping trip Inst
week at Mammoth Spring and differ.
ent points in Missouri.
Miss Clara Brown spent the week
end with homefoIks.
Omer Breeding, Fordie Caldwell. Ly-
man and Clyde Alphin returned Mon
day to Delaplaine, where they have
been working for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Keech left last
week for ST. Louis to make their home
Pete Tyler and family of GatewOod
Mo, are visiting heir son, Henry, here
Lem Davis and Ira Clarke have pur.
chased a new hay baler" since our
last report.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sn0dgrass Of Po-
cahontas were visiting relatives here
Sunday
Mrs. Tom Goldman spent last week
with her daughters, Mrs. w. NJ. Snod-
grass and Mrs. G. w. Poe.
Trousdel Keech has gone to st. Louis
to spend the summer.
First and last" here for Perry
Spikes.
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ONE In TEN
Ait.

Neglecting little wound, cut or
out of ten cause no great suffering or
inconvenience, but 1t is the one case in
ten that causes blood poisoning, lock.
jaw or chronic fostering sore. The
cheapest, safest and best course is to
disinfect the wound with liquid BOro-
zone and apply the BOrozone powder
to complete the healing process. Price
(liquid) 30c, 60c and $1.20. Powder
30c and 60c. Sold by Palace Drug
Store.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our good friends
of ReynO for the kind deeds shown us
during the sickness and death of our
baby. William Tavern Sutton, who
died June 2S, 1926
We also thank our good friends OF
other communities who carried che
news to our loved ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Sutton and family.
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Warning Order

In the Chancery Court Of Randolph
County, Ark
Lee Morris, Plaintiff,
vs.
II. s. Carter, Clara L. Carter and
]. NJ. Leavitt, Defendants.
The defendants, X. S. Carter, Clara
L. Carter and J. M. Leavitt are hereby
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, Lee Morris.
Witness my hand, as clerk of said
court, on this 20 day Of June. 1926.
Ben +. Mays, Clerk.
Curtis Higginbotham,
Solicitor for Plaintiff. Ait.
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For SALE

Good store building at Attica for
sale Building now occupied by Sular
McNabb. If interested write or call
on f. T. Harrison, POcahontas, Ark.
49-2t.
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L. B. PRICE, d. d. s.

Completely equipped for dental work
of any kind.
Office upstairs in Old State Bank
building.
Phones. Office "a. Residence 244.