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New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and ICnCmpnts

-'t"' o'''' NhN'iN'''C oo ALLEN ST., 4I5-Noar BeIyidoro, : rooms, all modern steam. Garage. Inquire
 2ud floor.
 BEATTY ST. @a--5 room tcucmeut, sIl jwprovcmtuts ataulu heat. Ncar center, Apply lst floor
 BrINtpsEE- modorn 5 room
 apartment. Inquire ErlNidere uruS Stor,. Phone 2364 BERLIN -Farmington ATo., ; room Tane- monl, imnroyemynts. n4one ll2l-l5. CllEsTNTT ST,--5 room tenement, all modern improvements. Phone ?j?S-5, CIlEaTNTT ST .I9--5 room heated apartment u Parker Block, will be ready May list. Inquire r. Nar, 54J Main St, ,CilKCI ST. 425~-G rooms, al Improve mont-, 2ud floor, Rent $io. Tel 1l4i.3, , CulI'NRIA ST, 2j-~tcnrment of rooms, Ill Improvements, lst floor. Inquire 1oS i Winthrop St. Tel l55o, ruNNE, 'TlcrT AVE, %5--6 rooms on 3rI i floor. all Improvements Apply q Con ! u"nt'ut Aye
 il1EWEY ST. 49-3rd floor, l room tcnC. ! mcnf, all Improvements Inquire on End l.-9r. ------- ! Ii AFT ST- I;7-~5 room fencm@nf, modern
 -mrro emcns- P1onc l3ll.l2. HENRY VT, 19--j room tenement 3rd lLoor l1aulre ?nh floor. IJGWLEE ST. tcncmont- in new house, nll modern. Rent reasonable. Inquire A. Bores. C Foasant N IINCUl.N ST, g9~-downsIairs apartment r rooms ro reut Inquire on premises. MAIN ST, lq3-m Fair store Elde. 6 room flat, all Improvements in good condition, heated and hot water all year. Summrr rate now in effect $45 per month. Arrly to Mir, Davidson. MHT> %'T. t2f--7 room apartment, all modem Improvements steam heat gas H"@t,r ard gas range j. Berkowitz. MNIIE ST. ifO-G room apartment. 3rd floor. steam hoat furnished, all improve
 mou'2 Inquire End floor.
 MILL. ST,--Noar So. Main st-, new '
 family houses. rooms in each tenc-
 mcUr, Ill modern jmrroycmonts, splendid
 jop1tou facing Willow Brook park. Ap-
 ily at 49t So. Main St
 MIlLNEU ST., 29-3 room toremonls on
 l-t and @nd floors, Ken. SlJ. Inquire
 9rl floor.
 MONROE ST. t5-4 room apaTIment, an
 modern Improvements. steam. Tel.
 ErySon2hlc price Apply 3rd floor NEWINGTON--5 room tcnemcnt. TcL
 Valley 279-5,
 OAK ST. l59-6 apartments, an modem
 improvements. Rent reasonable. Inquire
 l5' Oak s.. 2nd floor Phone lo45.4. rLAINNIILE-Mou View, rooms
 impure grocery store. Phone Plainyillc
 Sq2.
 RHODES ST, 5l--S large rooms, up-tn.
 dato new housH, hot water heat clean
 D"iEhhorhood. near school and trolley.
 Aprls- @nd floor or Tel 579-i". E1UGl,NOOp ST G5--5 room tenement,
 lsi floor new family house. r. R.
 Reach Phone S55S,J.
 SENTON ST, i09-4 room tenement all
 tmrovcments, nice location. 2nd floor, Sl.l M0J.R ST, G--iencmcnt of rooms,
 a)' latest improvements, rent reasonahle
 Apr'y Nj. !, Ftsley, 59 Beaver st.
 Phora 99-S.
 SLATER E0Ap-i room tenement im-
 pro'omeuts cal 4o4f-W
 SO. HIGH ST,--5 room apartment, ali ir1-
 0tovoucnts. hoat and isnitor service
 Garage, Phone 1927.
 SOUTH MAIN ST. S60-0 room teromCnf
 all modern Improvements. Inquire 556
 Son'h Main St. Phone 57' or e,-e. STANLEY ST, i39-5 large rooms 0I
 modern, "ud floor, steam heat, garage lt
 d-srod, 1ngutre within,
 TALrOTT ST. 3<-orposiJe SmaIley schooI
 or room tenement all Improve.
 n"u's. End floor. Phone 53e7-5
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
Watches, Diamonds, JewcIry

DIAMoNDs AND WITCHES-Ar our pr.iaty ot all times, rAs better grade, lower prices. Himbers & Horn. 392 Nnin nr ln l. H. AIrahn
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
MantCd-ArtiClcs To Buy

DlAMuNiS- reset while you walt and in your own presence at {. RernckA SiO Main St. opp. Commercial St.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcncmcnts

.ALcnTT ST 70-l and room apari. mont with or without garage, oH mod. .rn Improvements, reut reasonable. Phone e75s
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

GMwTh dMmM
 SERVICE f"s ] T ] Storing chg Painting
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

PlANus- kranrK < Bach kewhy < Evans. and listeia We have sold th,. line Of pianos over 90 yeafa We guar. entes. c, L. Pierce 7I6 Main ureet.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

PACI. GENlEE-Toot45. ea,,y. eaa&,l. as- phalt, tip and s.'''- 'ugfs. NeE of repN;tus. Tjog., lt.r.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
FINANCIAL.
Money Loaned
THEY MADE 'leoo PROFIT

THEY MADE nooo PROFIT An ambitious couple secured loan 10 make payment on a lot. A few Iaort.s .2ter big corporation built plant EoorbS They solt for Sl9oo more tnau they paid. cnahi9E them tn mako sub- rtanujl drst payment on q homc They regard their loan ns the turning point in tbctr lives,
 LOANS rr TO F3oo TO Hor sEKErPErs Only lawful u,orcs: ?l-hogr service
 Call write or 'ihouc.
 RENEFICTAL LOAN SOCIETY 20 WEST MAIN ST, RAPHAEL BLDG. ROOM lol. PHONE l-q.i-S OPEN g to 5:@o, &ATIHUAIS z TO l Licensed by .he a'a'n and Bonded to the
 Pubic,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
CHOICE 7FOPTTTTFS

Good buying opportunities for home or investment. The prices arc very reasonable, all well locared and cou- renient terms can hc arranged
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

NEW IEIIAIN TTTTNT LN-AW N-UUe tile and marble %o.E drre promptly. Fred Niss}nge;. rlohc la,st Hauu;au c37-l". OTr.s A .SS St.u'e. g.. New Britain Conn.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

n NY WuKE-plrascs you. tell others. II mo- ''' me. (. A, Humphrey, plano rebuilt Ter. Tol. 2647.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

NICTHOLA-no household is complete range from s25 to s3tO C. [. Pierce without one, See our stock. Prices x Co.,. 2A6 Main st.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AgCnts---knnI Esfafn

AUCTlONEElt-W , aro In r1sItion to handle auctions in all branches. Aaron llanielson X Company, Tel. SIci, l3l Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

RA1luS-3 and ( tube, tubes, batterie, and spHakei, I5O fl taken th. week Newton. 27l Main Gt
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
Radio

LEADCuARrERS-for Browning. Drake sets. EdGetly's Radio Service station, Nn..LM-. Ion nhnnn Nn.l
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

ANNlNGS-Fog loa3f.. "t.as 1"f bgsl- ness rlr' FhN-n y-." u~u,2 rv,"rh the r.sh starts, -..Ig~nlrl.- ral.'u and 'sti9ac,e .--;dsi !. WNo- e.s your needs .%d? A..f. .="d pce,:. at!ng ca.. ti'" jaH I.....
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

llANoS'- We have placed uver 5000 Koh. Ter and CampbefS in this vicinity tn. eiudi0g churches, schools and lodges Before you buy. can sud iet u. demon strste c. L. Pierre. 24s Main street
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

alNk-ot all k dds fought. hIghctt prices paid for tags, papers and maga- nires. r. 2ejdman. IF Willow St. Phone G33.3.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

IF'NEMFN I"0T T00WE. ENoW0T NllN. wal cabinet, ironing honrd hot water and ioo box connexions steam heat fur. nI'hed. suushluo in every room jauitor service. Apply l6f Glen st, Phone .BlI, Cal! evenings llG
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
MERCHANDISE
Busircs> and Onicr Iouipmcnt 5'

FOR IENI-lyprwriters. all mHkes, and utI'ng Wachiucs. New Britain Type wr'ter Exchange, 9G West Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
Mortgages

,hOlIg3ICS lS-t MONEY TO LOAN--Second mortgages. Schultz & Costello. 2i2 Main &. First mortgage mOnnv on hand in amounts 10 satisfy appli ants, Parker & Demng, l9S Main s. Phone "0ef
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
Real Estate Wanted

TWO OR THREE-tenement house, Clrer' from owner, east or west of city. State particulars Hnd lowest prices, AGircs < RoS lf-S, Herald office.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

! WI UT aIV VI room fonemfni. new house, opposite school s2e Ir. IuIro LenleL Tailor shop ala Main sl.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

A. ktfpiNSKE- pays the highest priret for TaEa1ines. papers, rags and furnI. ture. Si Talcott St, Phone S3O7-lJ
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
fcrtililrre, Srrds. planls

RAtNCONTS AMI II,1I7TE--7- ali .i-oa for men and womnr. itl., qNaluy mer- chanaisc cul!Hu',rI. l',us ianrc from &",95 flo >o,io, Army a.d Navy Altcra- ton Sale. j6 Chr" S,. Orp. Herald OffirP
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

DANcl.--GoiIegiate and foXttot. prvg'o instruction. lessons s5. Mss N, Stem. haus, studio. United Bldg, Room 2ll, Phone 204a-4
 q Instrumental and Vocal 3G RAGTIME PIANO. banjo, ukulcle taught quickly, Booklet tree, ChriStenscn Booths Block. Tel, 5ia.5, Fri. only. Local and Private Instructors 37 DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS GlVES-Cau egs3-i from c a. m. 10 D, m, after ocock Tel. e39e. PIANO ITFS0NS--foT beginners Tel S6S Miss Hart, 61 Kensngton Avc.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
Farms For Sale
Houses For Sale

BLACK ROCK AVE.--6 room cottage and garage, fireplace and all other conyeu- fences. price reasonable. The w. L. Hatch O., City Hall Bldg.
 CHEAPER IHAN-pavins rent Modern room bungalow on Monroe St. only S6'oa, Near school and bus line Hard- ware City Co-op. Assn. l ." Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
shore Places For Sale
Suburban For Sale

PLAlNVIILE--6 room bunCalow, fIne shape, large piece ot ground, part wood. right on trolley, near school. rtc Fine for poultry farm only S460o. Tc:trs low. Another Ferguson bargain. Tcrru- son, toS North Main St, Southiusr on. Ct Phone oSo
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

GOLD sT.--right near Brond strvet. where property Increases in price every day; | G-tuucmeut building and 1 i.teuement building, Always rented and everything ts in good condition. Can he bought right RAhlnow-Iaschkow, Real Estate Co.,. 303 Main S, Phone lSlO
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
Pressing and Tailoring

EXPIUT JrWELRY EEFAlTING-Tre
 lcwelrv >NNVr. 1'6 Main St, Room 10, T'L >'@. uirr-pj j.lrIatc free for encaEg- mtnfs lrI "i5.."
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
Repairing and Piano Tuning

you work done DOS Mattresses, box springs. cushlpak etc. renovated and renAde equal to new and return same dny. New bedding made 10 orde- upho!sierlng. Hdwre City Bed. dns Co.,. f0 Fremont S; Phone 372S
  LAWN MOWERS &aWs and Cuflorv sh@poaed E. IT. Wilcox, coi Hart St, Fhaar |u4r-+.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
Wantcd--To Rent

TO LEASE with option of nuyIur cottaEe or bungalow, preferably in Folylderc section. F. ]. Phillips. care F. l. rMl- lips Clothing Co. 76 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

USED PIANOS of quality, teasonnbly priced, Terms 10 suit purchaser. Henry Motaus Sons, S6i Main st.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

" -TET IN-NNIfI, 36 NFsI Mnln st. 'AFE5- We have them 10 suit any hom. or business purpose In all sizeA and weights, Prices start at i25. Adkint PrnIug Co.,, Stationery and OrTice Oui filters. 6 fChuIcn St
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

SET BCsY--ond Erab thiF hrand new 2 family, room house on South st.. near So. Main. with one car garage at S7. GOO. You can't go wrong here. Hdwars City Coop Assn, I:2 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments

lIANpS--A very good learnr upright mn. hoE7nT paao, smooth alrnng aotjon, Just had now tt!is. S@S, lour rEutro ut l'w others Term, BIO down. t2 weekly. GHAs Piauo Co.,, leg Church sr.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
ROOMS. BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

ARCH ST. l7O--ouo pleasant furnished room. suitable for gentlemen, 1s, floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses Tor Sale

FOR ONLY f670O- Modern room bunss- low, one car garage near trolley in Rurnpsdale, Why pay rent? H'dware ,iiy Coop Assn-, lss Main si
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

IlANLE NGANO-usod for dcmonstra'Ion only Saving Of u7S. Henry Morans S some %GS Main NJ
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

pRESsM NKtAG--Remodeling n spocialt, Lclb s. Haswcu. i39 south Main St
 OrNosilN hleh gnhnnl Rerlln cAr an1A.s
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

CONCORD ST,-s room cottage with 5 car garage Price 5000 Terms reasonable
 The w. L. Hatch Co.,. City Hall. Phone
Evening star., 1926-05-16

4O-in. Washable Flat Crepe,
in 25 ,Uanted ne,U colOrs
4O-in. Silk and WooI Bengaline
Coating, in nauy and black
,39-in. Printed CeOrgette Crepe,
polka dots and other designs
.33-in. Polka Dot Tub
BrOadclOth
36-n. AH-siIk Lingerie Radium,
in 25 different coIors
36-in. AH-SiM Printed FOulmds,
in so different designs
4O-in. Washable Black Flat
Crepe
.36-in. Plain and Changeable
Tafeta
Evening star., 1926-05-16

4O.in. White Washable Flat
Crepe
39-in. Printed Crepe de Chine,
in 100 color combinations
3O-in. COlored AH.siEk Chinese
Damask, 10 ne,U shades
33-in. Striped Tub SILK Broad
cloth, in 100 combinations
33-in. Printed Tub BroadcIoth
39-n. AH-silk CeOrgette Crepe,
in so plain coIors
4O-m. Washable Novelty Sports
Damask, in 7 sports coLors
4O.in. Black Satin Charneuse
36-in. Black Chiffon Dress
Tafcta
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07

| Standardization and unifica-
don of traffic regulations thr-
jIgh out the United States, in
1rder to reduce accidents and
did in law enforcement, was
the program discussed by the
Second National Conference on
Street and Highway safety, re-
santly held at Washington un-
Fer the auspices of Secretary
Hoover.
The committee on statistics
showed that in 1924, there were
23,300 deaths and nearly 600,
.o) serious personal injuries,
as the result of street and high
way accidents. Automobile traf
fic was involved in at least 85
percent of the accidents.
The large number or auto
mobile accidents reported fur
lishes the background for con-
tinued agitation, in political
circles for compulsory automo-
bile liability insurance usually
hinder a state fund in plain
English, state automobile liza
bility insurance.
1t is a grave question wheath
o' compulsory automobile liabil
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07

ity insurance, either with pri--
vate companies or at the hands
of the state would reduce auto
mobile accidents. 1t would seem
that the naural result would
be for careless people to be-
come more careless, resulting
in an increase of accidents.
Ina3much as accident preven
ton is the end sought, rather
than the writinb of insurance,
it has been suggested that our
laW-making bodies take a leaf
from the old Swiss laws that
the person responsible for the
accident should be- assessed
something as punitive exam
pie. In other words, if the law
provides that 20 percent of TIA
verdict, with a maXium of 5000
for personal damages and $50
for property damages, should
be paid by the owner of the
car which caused the accident
/ in case it was insured there
would probably result an imme
diate decrease in accidents. But
simply requiring wholesale in
surance,, either with private
companies or the state, would
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07
FOR WORKING PEOPLE

The best of workers get out
of sorts when the liver fails to
act. They feel languid, half sick
"blue" and discouraged and tn
ink they are getting lazy. Neg
lect of these symptoms might
result in q sick spell therefore
the sensible course is to take q
doze or two of Herbine. 1t is
lust the medicine needed to
purify the system and restore
the vim and ambition of health.
Price 60c Sold by Bates Drug
Company.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07
IT/DRIVES OUT WORMS

THE surest sign of worms in
Children is paleness, lack of in
terest in play, fretfulness, var
liable appetite, picking at the
nose and Sudden starting in
sleep. When these symptoms ap
pear it is time to give Whites
Cream Vermifuge. A few doses
drives out the worms and puts
the little one on the road to
health again. Whites Cream
Vermifuge has a record of fifty
years of successful use. Price
35c' Sold by Bates Drug Co.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07
not reduce accidents.
Nothing Like 1t on Earth
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Nothing Like 1t on Earth
The new treatment for torn
flesh, cuts, wounds, sores OF
lacerations that 81 doing such
wonderful work in flesh heal
ing is the Borozone LIQUID and
powder combination treatment.
The liquid Borozone is a pow
2Ii-l anticeptic that purides
hc Iound Of all poisons ana
.f,ct.ods germs, while the Bo-
rozone powder is the great heal
er. There is nothing like it on
earth for speed, safety and eff
feciency. Price liquid SOC, SOC
and S1.20. Powder zoe and soc
-Al by Bates Drug Co.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07

The closing programs of Lin
coin Public school, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday nights of
last week were largely attended
by ffiends and patrons from
lpTer the district all expressing
themselves as icing highly en-
tertained The speaking ;ntes-
tants on Friday evening were:
Misses Gladys Williamson, Ar
meta Crosby, Nadine Phillips
Alvana McFadden, Hazel Free
man, Daisie Hartsfield, Anna
Mae James and Paralee Phil
ips. The last three named recei-
we'd first, second and third pri-
zes respectively. The judges Sc
lected by the principal were:
Mesdames Georgia Green, Dena
Cary, Edna M Spearman Miss
Maud Tyus and Mr. Sanier Will
hanson. Following the contest
was an operetta, "a Dream of
Fairyland' which was enter
tanning throughout. Miss Willie
Keels furnished music for each
nights exercises, and though
very young made a splendid i'm
preston upon the audience as
a coming musician. The teach
ers Prof. r B Williamson, Miss
Mary E Samuels and Sophenia
Williamson deserve much Gre
dit for the manner in which
they conducted the affairs OF
school the past term regardless
of the fact that they are badly
in need of more comfort and
convenience, also a larger teach
ing force.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorized to announce
w. b. NELSON
Of Washington as a candidate for
= second term as Representative n
the State Legislature, subject to
the 1926 Democratic primary.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07

vile Ark. is here for a lengthy
visit to her son, Mr. John Cole
man and family.
News was received here Mon
day of the death of Dewey Car
rigan, nephew Of Mr. Geo. Car
rigan of this place, who died in
Eldorado.
After several months illness
Mr.. James Pryor passed away
Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock
He was born of Amherst and
Winnie Pryor in Houston Texas
Nov. 25, 1867. He moved to
Washington in 1882, joined the
Baptist Church at the age Of
20 years. He was the father of
16 children, IL of them st
live. Besides the children he is
survived by his wife, Mrs Octa
vo Baldwin Pryor also several
brothers, sisters and 18 grand
children, the most of whom
were present at the funeral,
Tuesday at the First Baptist
church. Rev. w H Hildreth,
pastor officiated. The enlogistic
pragram was conducted by Rev
Moses Betton, master Of cere--
monies. Splendid remarks We're
made by Prof. R B Williamson
Rev. Thos Martin, Mr. John
Jefferson and Mrs Nelia Free
man Devotion by Rev C Dixon
and prayer by Rev r. Carter
Music by the choir conducted
by Mrs Edna NJ Spearman, bur
ial took place at the Union Gem
etery at 3 o'clock p M. Mr. Pry-
or was an Industrious citizen
man of Christianqualities
kind and generous disposition
and had many friends both viii
te and colored who regret to
lose him from their midst. He
will be sadly missed by all.
The fanny have the sympathy
of friends of the entire commuu
ity. Members of Silver Moon
Lodge No. Is of which he wa
a member conducted services
at the grave.
Card of Thanks---We sincerely
thank our friends who so kind
rendered assistance during the
illness and death of our dear
i, mother.
H w Ferguson,
Mrs Lula Ferguson,
Mrs Annie Jacobs.
Miss Edna Ware and Mr. Od-
essa Walker were quietly mar
ried Sunday afternoon.
News of the sudden death of
| Mrs r H Boyd of Prescott was
quite a shock to the many fr-
lends of the family here. She
had gone to Glow to the funeral
and burial of her nephew and
died suddenly while there.
/ Mesdames Verna Stuart and
Lenora McGee of OZan visited
relatives here last week end.
Miss Christine Conway has
returned from Texarkana whe-
re she spent a few weeks visit
ing relatives.
Prof George l. Tyus left Mon
day for Kansas City Mo. to at
md the General Conference of
!. the C. NE. church which con-
ivened in that city on the s..
FOR WORKING PEOPLE
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TIC Ill!

Money back without question if HUNTS
GUAR AN ED SKIN DISEASE
REMEDIES Hunts Salve and Soap),
fail in treatment of Itch, Eczema, letter,
Ringworm, or other itching skin diseases.
A. b. Richards Medicine Co.
S II r M A N IT L x A s
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07
CoIore Peoples Column
Edited by Belle S. Tyus

Mrs w H Hildreth of Texar-
kama, wife of Rev Hildreth pas
tor of the Firsh Baptist church
of this city arrived Saturday
to visit friends for a few days.
While here they were guests In
the home of Mr. and Mrs Wal
ter Lee.
Mr. B w Conway wishes to
notify the members of the far
mers Aid Society to meet on
he 20, of May at 1 o'clock for
the purpose of selling out the
property of the society.
Prof and Mrs j H Reynolds
motored from McCaskill Satur
day and spent the day visiting
friends at Haygood Seminary.
Mr. H w Ferguson left Mon
day for Kansas City to attend
the c. M E General Conference.
Mrs Della Lewis and Mrs Ira
Hill of Hope, also Miss May
day Stamps and Mrs Della Pres
ton Of Nashville were here Fri
day night to witness the closing
program of Lincoln Public Sch
ool.
Rev. and Mrs j H Currie in
company with Mr. Louie Tyus,
Clodel Conway, Sam Poindex-
ter and Simmie Tyus motored
to Little Rock and back, leav-
ing Monday at 3 o'clock A M
and returned Thursday P M.
Although very much improv-
ed in health Miss Sophenia Viii
liamson did not attempt to con
drct her last two weeks of work
at the public school, but her sis
ter, Mrs Lille Brown, whose
school recently closed at Ozan
came and finished her work
and conducted the closing ex-
erci2es with much credit.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07
FOR COUNTY AND PROBATE
JUDGE

We are authorized to announce
JIM NJ. DODSON
cf Hope as a candidate for County
and Probate Judge at the August
1895 Democratic Primary election.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07

Mrs. Victoria Jordan of MiIl
vile Ark. is here for a lengthy
visit to her son, Mr. John Cole
man and family.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07
H w Ferguson,
Mrs Lula Ferguson,
Mrs Annie Jacobs.

Miss Edna Ware and Mr. Od-
essa Walker were quietly mar
ried Sunday afternoon.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07

News was received here Mon
day of the death of Dewey Car
rigan, nephew Of Mr. Geo. Car
rigan of this place, who died in
Eldorado.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07

Prof George L Tyus left Mon
day for Kansas City Mo. to at
md the General Conference of
the C. NJ -E. church which con-.
...zt :: tLo4 il. 90, Tho
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07

Card of Thanks---We sincerely
thank our friends who so kind
rendered assistance during the
illness and death of our dear
mother.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07

Miss Christine Conway has
returned from Texarkana whe-
re she spent a few weeks visit
ing relatives.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07

Prof and Mrs J H Reynolds
motored from McCaskill Satur
day and spent the day visiting
friends at Haygood Seminary.
Washington telegraph., 1926-05-07

Mesdames Verna Stuart and
Lenora McGee Of Ozan visited
here last week end.