De Queen bee. [volume], January 13, 1922, Image 7

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Professional cards
K. A. ARCHER, Physician ami
j ffaiweon. Jfficn honrs from 8
■ j to <0 fa. m., I to 3v- ni. Office
at De Queen Hospital.
nt V. C TilOWSONM lentSt.'
■K Office upstairs, south of Bank >
f k of De Queen. Office phone 418; >
I Residence phone 450.
K Jff. GORE, Dentist— Office tn
| Tterrnaa building. Office phone
' | 25. Residence phone 205.
mEOU S. S. MALICOAT, Auctioneer
’ ■ My experience in this line will
|r put dollars in your pocket. See
roe for billings at the Variety
® Store, Phone 439, De Queen.
■ 3. G. HILLINGS, Lawyer, De’
■Qi*TE ). Ark Collections a 1
■ . OPi in Tobin Mug.
* YJNGTt N ' tvii Engineer
• .rc’f T Arka»'.s-*w Engineering
: Member American As-
.'-er j-*tion Enr.necrs Land Sur-j
s flB '>’?*'> Lines Guaranteed. Office
E lin th- Queen Abatract Co. Build-
iag. Phone 32.
IE OUL’EN A- hAS'ii iIN .A.\b IFXAs aiiOMA & EASTERN)
TRAIN SCHEDULE
DilG EumUmuiml W evUtouna
b.ve V»)iiuui —.— - 12:15 p. tn .*<■ u .. .. 14:31) u m
Wr'ght Ciiy . . . 1:00 r rn. ... . . - 12 :o** p. nt>
law GuMen .. 1:20 p. rn Mn.v» hn»ir , ....... __lS:49 p tn
pve 4K*k Hib —1:30 p. m. <m« . ..»* 12:5> i* •>
Lvi* B'Ucen Bow. . .2:l# p. nt n* >< *» wt.w*n . ... ....1:15 p«i
|u«v ftvrieVjwu 2:45 p n» Leav* De Quaen 7:U tt. m
k* VtrtHM »:M p. m. <•-«*.• Rollin* Fork VflQ a. M.
save MolNtu- Fork 3:40 p. m Leave Weatlino — T :4fc a. in
pri»r tke Queen ...... 4:90 p. m Ixuve Ra*h«0«ra_............—...5:15 a. ci
inve Be Queen . .. .. xOO n m Leave Broke* Bvw .—5 40 X tn.
|avn Qsneva..... .._8:1& u. m Oak HiM......—®:16 a. M
la*** IWvo ........ 94k a. tn Leave Wnrtn City....—- —.....10115 a. m
rrive Btorfc* 9-3 R n m Arrive Valliant.....——.——.lo:4s a. at
TAX COLLECTOR’S NOTICE.
I will Im* at <U* tallewinx pl*cn <>n the data. menUmuai, with Ute tax tuttl*>, tul tin'
IHmx' nullrctmu thr real, personal and xpeeut, ruad and lenav tax for the veer, 1031:
N«uv HiU, P-w Crook tnwrahip 0 a. nt. to noon, Jan. 13
k Ida. 44«*a.r Creek towtohb* 1 :30 p. in,, to 5 p. tn., Jan. 13
|m. •ietrrnl towDihfci .... Jan. 14
l.hnrx AAitwral txiwwhip JMi 14 and 17
(neraL Mineral itowmalup M n. m. to 2 p. tn., Jnn. IM
I t)uA*«. lU<ir I’rcck towaMiia 2.30 U> 5 p. nt.. .Inn. 1H
hv Liwr, JefTHTHon krwaahip Jan. 19
lady Gac/n, Mill C<*erik towaehip Jan. 20
Ihanom. .!»*Barson urwnabip at Uncle Bill Gravw b a. tu. to noon, Jan. 21
k<hs, H«*inn townahir 1 to 5 p. ni., Jan. ?i
pvo, tabu,' township— — Jan. £3
worth, Clenr Creek kowrebip — Jan. 21
a.nut Sprint", Ckw Ornok Unvnship....- — Jan. 2i
ntrui Bw»h Sehoo), t*.kur 4)n»»k Urwnship Jan. 26
Ils Chapel. I'uracliftn iewtvhip Jan. 27
I Queen, li«»v Creek towathip -Jan. 2b to Feb. 11 inclusive
kkrrbtw.*, U<ml Colony iewnsbip } ? «iv. 13, 11, 15
kfor.i, 'd,l Colony Gntaahip . ... ..Feb. 16
■’aria, <2<wtr Creek township Feb. 17 and 13
■.■ilornic, Wnehintftim fcamnluji ; Feb. 20
L,!»‘r*R, VVaahineton township Felt. 21
■n ■■<♦<■.., Bmm, WashinsfUiit township... a Feb. 22
i> Iwmetd, H,*n Lomond township Feb. 28 and 24
IQutHi, QrMk townrktp ..Feb. 25 to April 10 in«i- lee
Iwliieki tint** I sun r**xraß<<d to close the tax lioulu and to eeUect a pcinJty from all who do
I pay on or twl'< r * April ll), 1922.
J To avoid ,rrrvr taxxiMiyv'.v vhuuh) bring land numbers or former tox receipta.
• UeiM tie* eolkx-ltn* ut Ins ippointownt and pa*’ your tax if possible and avoid a trip to
I court leturn*.
if too expect to pay by mail, get statement wb<*n collector comes around end let’irn it
■ n y<M r<snit, no Ute colli <"St r will know what you <ksire to pay on and a,oil errors.
Wm. B. WALLACE,
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax CoFeetor, Sevier County, Arkansas.
NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION.
Ikvarl>n«nt of the Interior.
IJ, S I and Olfic* at Camden, Arkansa.-,
c<*ml«tr 17, 1921.
'litirr is Iwrvby giv« i that Thoma* J, Par
. of J)e Qimi-u, Arhuusaa, who on Septem
’ 28, IPJB, mnde a botuwtead entry. No.
■?0, for tin? SWy, SWV ( , Section 8, Town
p I South, Range 39 W., 3th Principal
Iridian, has filed notice of intention to make
M tnrev year proof, to evtublidi claim to
*ind above deacrited, Won? the Circuit
rk of Sevier county, at Re Queen, Arkan*
on IK-' 2€fh day cf January, 1922.
IlainviAt names i« wfcneueic.i:
oney K, Bourns of Du Queen, Arkansan,
nwland S. Thikers of Re Quwn. Arkansas,
tuner F. Allen of Re Queen. Arkansas.
[is<<pt It Hicks <f lh> Qurti, Arkanva.
B. «. 1 KIBBLE,
Regie, ter.
NONCE OF EXECUTION HALE.
' icily .V 'O tbs! the uni’er ■ ■••n'd.
k. . -!T of S- >• ci"tit.v, A rl ai’.ci.-, will l>e
in »« i> . i prov? I<d t>y judicial salw, en
i.‘ 'lay .lu. uary. 13'42 at the north
i.' the c art tiour’e at De Queen, Arkansas,
‘ ’<r r.,k :.r,d .• -U to the high-?- t bidder
f line ar rlin'd real <..!.ate situated in
ri ntiuntv Ark ,iw:iw. Al) <?»•» ri/hts. titles,
listen. I <>" th. defendant. W M. Gilstrap,
i»:d In th* '-.lk.wiw dvenbed real <*vtate:
Mi ! < (fifh -four)) Do Quern, Arkansas,
A I' * I. ;>a<l 18 in Block IJ (ThirUeen) in
■City of Re Queer.. Arkansan; said real
Mp tin Ixi i .Id or. «i cridit of 3 1 three)
■Bo. ck j purchaser to ti» ■ a note with np
!•"* i-c’ir ty and inU'Httt at the rate of 10
;b»;» Gat. on id tn* I, ;» lien being
Kixusi naid Wmj v rurare the payment
9w«' rmvr.luMw: prior.
■H property betas. ’enud trpon by me
®|'‘ property of W. U thfertrnp by virtue
■b. »ueokwn swjoiJ by tke circuit court o(
conoty Arkaiwns, in the mie of 3. J.
erj. W. M. Chtefrap,
■tnese ary band on *kks the 23rd day of
*>>ix r, ftȣl. Wrv ti WALLACE.
Sheriff Sevier county, Arkansas.
<■ </’Mr-tf)'.aA’rK!'& ndtick.
JBb *>«- fiMfeT 'ksivct Cfaarery Conrt.
• •)' <ihA’- «rs petition to eonllmi title
iands. FN-insrft |.citifion of 3. C.
Byi* l ■' Ln*' »:hxvj tUd < n December 8,
WU •’ • • luuTfc UVd oi the office of the
IWa c ' Ceuri. >1 Sevrer county,
■Kb i«, h.a {v'titirm nmymp that said ocurt
thUJuir t'Tui, 1. amiet, establish ana
Bmi hi': title i.i ;.tid to f!.< re’.l,«vSr»p tandi,
•••' of . ..sittiwtvt Quarter ai Sovtti-
M quarter and Soutbew''. omnter of South-
Mt quarter Section ST. , a *d Northwest
of K'Ttb.’ar’t Quart* r of Soe'ton 84,
||y*»eo 8. daotb. L.jut Ct West
’Jmw A ’Ti’fore. al’ t'crx.nn win hw, or
■■ hsvo. :r.;> ieVrtet in na»d land or
|gh tuerrx' ~so i<ec<f<* v-.rvieil and roll
tgW’ v 1* rr «o in mdi il’i-ir.oe-T Oo'jrr a’
Hrh he- term. IN', w'b'ti H work- frrm
* •»< •of th n'*'oo nmi lirr cau«o if anv
iwy l'~v ■ " fi” sh• ))♦'■ i> and to th- «nM
■
R. I*. MITCHELU Notary Publte,
De Queen, Ark. Office with
First National Bank.
H. NOFFSINGER, D .V. YL—
Graduate Veterinarian. Phone
, 29. One huK block south of
' Tribble’s barn,
! G. S. PROVENCE & SON— First
class iron and wood work. Sci
entific horseshoeing. Acteyline
welding. Phone 149.
J. R. KENNEDY, PhyMrian and
Surgeon. Calls answered day
or night. Office phone 338. Res.'
phone 64.
MISS JENNIE SCIiMERKER—
Public Stenographer. Office in,
Abe Collin’s I .aw Offirr Dr
Queen, Ark.
’ ’. ( LING YN, I’h 'ician and
Surgeon. Office in Tiioman
• uild.ng. Residence phone 24G;
Office pl* l ne 23!.
< HAS. BULL. Auctioneer, Dr
Queen, Ark.
COMMISSIONER S SALE.
Notk' is hereby given. That in pursuance
of the authority and directions coutnined in
the ili'cretal order of the Chaneery Court of
Sevier county, made and entered on the 25th
<inv of October. A. D. 1,921. in a certain cause
iNo. 49) then pending therein Iwtween F. T.
White, complainant. o>i<i Ixei Dentnn, Fred
, White, es al. defendant’, the undersigned, as
Commissioner of said Court, will oiler for tale '
it public venduro to the highest bidder, nt the ‘
' North door or entrance of the county court I
house, in which said court is held, in the
County of Sevier, within the hours preecrilied
by law for judicial sales, on Saturday, the lith
day of Jaiiuury, A. D. • 1922, the following j
described real o-nate, to-wit:
NW' J of NE% ; and the N of of
NEk>; ell in S«viiou 34, Townuhip 8 South.
,<f Runge 30 West, in Sevier county, Arkansas.
Term’ of Sale; On a credit of three month.,
ho purchaser lieing required to execute u
•un,l as required by law and order and decree '
if said court in said cause, with approved
. c-.'i ity bearing interest at lt»e mte of if* |
>t r c-(ut annum from date of rale until I
■ii !. nd a lien being retained on the promises I
•’il to !• cur • the payment of the purchari
r.x.ne> I
Uiv< n unci' ny band thi'. 17th day of Pi\. |
\. D, 1921 W. H. WARDLAW, I
Seal) Commissioner in Chancery. :
CiiNFIUM ATION NOTICE.
1 (>i th> I’l-.ann Court of Sevier crmnly. Ark
‘ Ex-pnrte pct vion of F. M. ,Hunter.
1 Notice ' f filing pctiti n to mnfifn titk
I.■ certnm lurch in Sevier county, Arkansas.
Ntotic' i hereby guyn. Unit on Ilw.inUi
' li, 1921, F. P.f Hunter tikxl in t.hc office of
’ the CltTk of Jie ChaAOTy court of Sevier
■ county. Ar) ansits, his petition unking that th--
■ aid court, nt We October TVrro, 1921, quiet,
establish a id confirm his title in and to th?
fo'.hnri't. k«ndr. (•►wit:
SWki SictiiJti 18, and JiWVi and SVj
• NEW and NMj of HW'Z m»l N*V of SEfc
, and N’l; of SV/h of SE'4 Section 19, Town
-1 ship 8 -South, Range 32 West, and NW I ', of
NW’ j r.’ »J .■'•■’'i Section 13 and all of Fractional
' .k'cti.i’i H. anil all of Fractional Section 23,
and ail of Section 24, and N% of NEVt of
.NE'i .i.'d of Section 25, and Nty of
Ihk 'm’iu! S'< t.ion 29 and NWk4 of M*4 Sec-
tion ! Township 8 South, Range 33 Went.
Nov.-, therefore, all perron* who tav«', w
clrlitn to have any right, title or intenat in
‘ »xid land or any part thereof are hereby warn
ed ar.d culli 1 upon to appear in said chancery
' coart at its October Term, 1921, within »ix
wr kt frrnn the date of this notioe and show
' cause, if any they have, why the title In uni
to th< aid ftiritfa mentioned and ilescrtbed in
1 ’aid p< tition should not lie quieten, confirmed
’ ..nd established in petitioner.
Gi.vp under nay hand ami seal b-< the Clerk
of tn - Sevier county Chancery Ccwirt cn thie,
the 19th day of IXc-embe-. 1911,
1 (Heal) W H. WARDLAW.
’ of C . j.-ir-y Court for Sevier county.
r Arkr.nea?.
‘ Vr 4RNING ORDER.
I• • ’
> No. ■’. In the C'cr'-it C->ort of Sevier
comity. Arkanuns-
I W. I p. ri •>. Plaintiff
r. m• , ’ ii' -k <, 1' • 1 ■ t
■ 1 < i ’r >-'ll i-l-'t 1 ' 1 ■
C ’ r
DE QUEEN BEE, DE QUEEN. ARK., JAM. 13,1922
1 WARNING ORDKB.
No. 12i. in the* Ckxacery Court of Bovler
CoMty, ArkxntaM.
' 11. M. Young, r&intiff,
vs.
Mrs Ciifii.' C.xirtney cod
W. E. Courtney, Dofendar.i.
The defendant. Mtn. Carrk* Cooitrv y und
W. E. Courtr*cy are hrrvby warned to appear
in thi* court within thirty dayi and anower
the comoluint of the plaintiff. If. M. Young.
Witnexa my hand and the acai of said eonrt
this 2*th day of December, 1921.
itSunb W. H. WARDLAW,
Ctork.
~ ■ '• ■ 11 ■ 1
WARNING ORDEK.
No. 121. In the Circuit Court ot sjevier
County, Arkanaa*i
,De Out-on Ab .u*act Co., I‘laintiff,
111. J. Tu 'lnr, R. A. 2eigk*r
ai.d A. S. Martin, Defendant.
| The defendant, 11. J. Tay tor, 11. A. Acigler
and A. S. Martin are hereby warned to ap
'peur in thh court within thirty day * and
1 anawer the complaint of tl»e piainuif. De
Queen Atotna't Co.
i H itneaa my hand and the M«al of e*aid eourt
, thk< 29th day us Dee., 192)
KKeali W. „. WARDLAW.
Clerk.
COMMISSIONER’S HALE.
—
’ • i h<- i- eiv< n 'i bt iii nun.uan-e
• - i ■..•'•! * ■ intn>: I in
• i u'' il. Un.ineory tluu-’t us
».* -i-ui.’. . ..i.- tm I .u - *v<l o: .!;<■ ‘- ’th
.. of Nover A. D. I CM, in n cerrrin
-Xo 41 tl * n pi’iH’irr iti- rei i Ix-tween
I dcrul Lend Bai.2 *f St Louis, a cor
* . ti.-i com* iiinant. Mini W A. J. SLurdi
i vant C 1. He.idrix, Neelie Hendrix and 'he'
; ■< * i t’. National I‘ u ■»» lx*an A«»o.-i r-
I t»**r . ,» eoi’por it on. dol'eml in’s. the undersign-
, Cutn-* . i-r of . .lid Court, will offer J
I .* t pub vendue lb the lii'.'hi'-t Laid ,
|at th- north dear or entr inc- of th-- <• ty !
. i- • -. ■ . ■
... inty of Sevi»i- within th** hours i tn-r- I *. -I
by law far judicial on Friday, tb- 21U».
<lny of January, A. D. 19:12, the following ue - *
cribed real estate, to-wit: J
Tlie E>i of the NE’4 of the SE% of Bee-]
32, more particularly described as all tbet part
es said NE‘i of the «BU of Bat. U lying)
**uxt of the public road Nadins from Den
Lomond tv klioerul Springs, containing 10
more or less; and the NW *4 of the
SWVi of Section Thirty-three, in Township
10 south of Range 29 West of the 6th princi
pal meridian, containing in the aggregate SO
acres, more or kne, in Sevier county, Arkan •».
Term sos Bale: On a credit of three
months, the purchaser being required to exe
cuto a bond a« required by hew and the order
and decree of said court in eaid rauee, with
approved aecurity. bearing interest at the rate
of K per sent per annum from date of oak’
until paid, and a lien being retained on the
nremises sold to secure the payment of the
purebaee money.
C ven under my hand thi - 30th day of De
cember. A. D. 1921. W. H. WARDLAW.
(Seal) Commissioner in Chnne'’rv
BROKE UP HOUSE
KEEPING
“We had to break up house
keeping because of my wife’s
stomach trouble. No medicinej
did her any good for more than
a few hours. On ;i visit to Osh
kosh a friend praised Mayr’s
Wonderful Remedy so highly my
wife tried it and she has enjoyed
the best of health since taking it.”
It is a simple, harmless prepara
tion that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, in
cluding appendicitis. One dose
[will convince or money refunded.
Sold by Huskins Drug Co., and
druggists everywhere.— Advertise
ment.
A man can make a good bluff,
by looking wise and keeping his 1
I mouth closed.
■ M.
The. ambitious man doesn’t
worry much about his gray mat
ter.
I ■
“Cold in the Head”
, s an acute attack of Nas:.l Catarrh.
Those subject tn frequent “colds in
he head” will find that tl o use of
I’J.I.’S CATARRH MEDICINE wilt
tilld up the System, elei tise the 1 lo•.
•i t lender then les. Hable to colds |
: ‘>te l ’■■ n; ,*.< ute Catarrh j
■‘V lead to < ‘hr ti’e (t.*»r rh.
■’\l.T,‘S CATARRH MEDICINE hl
lirernallv and nets through th
<*u the Mu'-or Surfaces of (In j
. *e ■ thus re liielni: the infiannna 1
... • p ( ) re's‘<>riii!r normal conditions.!
I Al! druguoits. Circular-; free.
F. 1. Cheney A Co.. Toledo, Ohio
WE 1)0 NOT BURN THE
RUBBER WHEN WE
VULCANIZE
I
That means that your work will
stand the test and give perfect
satisfaction.
You want service, and we can give
it
|
We want your work, and wc hope
you will give it to ns.
There’s nothing more convincing
than a trial.
J’E QUEEN VULCANIZING SHOP
.1. Err i McK’nley, Prop.
At Gee rim Motor Co.
| i iifc vrtUROHES
CATHOLIC SERVICES
At PMtori r*M4MM«, 9Ui etreat.
Mxm and mtom at • a. bi., evtry Plrrt <
and Second and Fiftb Saadva aarlt atoßffk.
FUtksr Gnffia.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Bibl* teteoai, l:M p. a.
C-canaauaion, 3 p. m.
Mid-week Bible study. WiMtuwda.r 1 :S9 p. m.
All Mrvieae in CtmberlauJ Pradbytaiaa
buMfa*.
- --- - (
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
ServiMß every eeeoad and feiirth Siaday at {
i . . .-k a. m., and the Saturday night be
fore. Rev. c. & <ywr. j
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHUBCH. i
Lurvieaa at Cumberland IbwkeUriau i
chureh aeennd and fourth buedaya of e«rb I -
unrtith, at 7 p. ta.
VUitora cordially Invited.
Her. JauiA. f hurra#.
Factor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
..inlay aebuoi, 9:50 a. m.
lacking «.-ivlce, 11:00 u m.
('b*-.'i«n F deavor, 8:30 * i. . ' j
Vr<.irhinv * *s.w* 7:30 ; m
1 i- in* - ... Wednv-*.!.<>. <’ *-. r“
Fvrryone i l* idially in\it<**l t<» ..'I of our,
-vrviceH O. w. Jurcy,
Pastor. ,
CHURCH or C HIHST.
Church ol Chrht ha.-* »••<>*. *!<i the plav<* of |
worship to the Queen th*-a< building.
I; b.«* 'i hou . )U a. m
<•* hu.iui.ii, i; :.lu a. m . every Sunday.
1 >chtrig « .*i - third my l y 1 Ider C '
It. Smithson of Texarkana at t! a. ni., and I
:3*» v. m
Preaching < very fourth Sunday t>y Elder;
11. Wright of De Queen at 11 n. in., and 7 :5tU
. .n. ’
A e rdial invitation tu all.
Eld. H. Wright,
Minister.
C ATHOLIC CHURCH.
Ma**s, Benediction of the llleamd SacraMeßt |
and Christian Doctrine, every aeeond an* ;
fourth Sunday of the month at 9 ;30 a m. 1
Thomas Martin, |
Paitor.
METHODIST CHURCH. i
Sunday aehoo). 9:46 a. vn.
Preaching, 11 a. m.
league, 6 p. in.
Night service. 7 p. tn. I
Everyone welcome. ;
INCOME ~TAX~ QUESTIONS ! 1
i
The following statement is is-j
sued by H. L. Remmel, Collector of <
Internal Revenue for the District ]
of Arkansas, Little Rock, Ark. ',
The Revenue Act of 1921 con-L
tains two new and important pro-'
visions, which are the subject of *
frequent inquiry. The first relates j
to the personal exemptions allow
ed married persons, and the second ;
o the provision requiring that a (
•eturn be made of gross income of i
$5,000 or more.
The Act provides that a married, 1
person, living with husband or
wife, whose net income for 1921 ;
was $5,000 or less shall be allow
ed a personal exemption of $2,500. '
If tiie net income of such person
was over $5,000 the exemption is (
$2,000. Under the Revenue Act of ,
1918 the personal exemption al-:,
lowed a married person was $2,--*
000 regardless of the amount of H
let income. The normal tax rate |
remains unchanged ,4 per cent onj
the first $4,000 of net income (
above the exemptions and 8 per,
cent on the remaining net income. ‘
In order that an income slightly (
in excess of $5,000 shall not be -
subjected to an incordinately dis- .
proportionate tax because of the ,
reduction of the exemption to $2,-
000 thereon, the law provides that
such reduction shall not operate .
to increase the tax, which would ,
he payable if the exemption were
$2,500, by more than the amount
of the net income in excess of
$5,000.
For example, on a net income
ol $5,010, the tax, withcu! thi*
saving clause, would be $120.10,
which is 4 per cent on $3,010, lhe
amount of ret income less an ex- ;
emption of $2,000. The actual lax
is $110.40, computed as follows:
from the ret income of $5,010 is (
deducted $2,500 ,leaving $2,510,
the 4 per cent tax on which ;
amounts to $100.40. To this is (
added $lO, “the amount of net in- j
come in excess of $5,000.”
The personal exemptions allow
ed married persons, apply also to .
the head of a family, a person (
who supports in one household ,
one or more relatives by blood,
marriage or adoption.
Heretofore, a person whose net
income wos less than his exemp
tion (SI,OOO if single, or $2,000 ii
married) was not required to file (
a return. Under the Revenue Act
of 1921. if the gross income of an
individual equalled or exceeded (
$5 000, or if the combined gross ,
income of a married couple and
‘hat of dependent minor cWWffen ,
equalled or exceeded $5,000, a re- ,
♦ urn must be filed, regardless of (
the amount of net income.
“Net i’come” is giois income,
q> ; cp»-i ;*. deduct io* s. The fact
that allowable deductio .«■• from
n-r,*-.-. • i»-«(*oTre. for hnsire’s ex- ,
rc er ir-.. ; p* Lui ole., mav *
rr 1 cry 'Lp r pi lr ( :(jr*-e to an ,
r .j v n i.,. v f’.p nn-s-r^a l O' emp- !
: ,'* ’* ffi'i p» <? f > onq* does "pi -
I* ... ~p-...:,.p-pri to fi’. -
- -*••■> r*f r-rpji«- I*-n<*i**--p -!l|r>l-j
• ’ -i *'e equalled or exceed
<■4 sr. uOo <
>■ p >VEN
li you s nt'ur backache, sleepless
lights tiied, dull days and di«-
t < sing urinary disorders, don’t
experiment. Read this twice-told
icsti.no y It’s De Queen evidence
— loubly proven.
< . A. Hendricks, Ballard Ave.,
mys: ‘‘l was injured in such a
way my kidneys were affected and
I suffered considerably. I seem
ed to have gravel. Anyone having
his trouble knows the agonizing
piins experienced. I went through
nany days of misery and took all
kinds of medicine with no relief.
1 used Doan’s Kidney Pills and the
results were so satisfactory that I
am glad to recommend them.”
(Statement given March 20, 1911.)
Lasting Benefit.
On March 13 ,1919, Mr. Hen
dricks added: “I think as much of
l)< n’s Kidnev Pill <»w whei
! pave my former slatei.ient. 1
i'..se no < > ’mi (o u.-c ’.h' rn inc*,
bn' the < or. I*..- worked ha
in * i en per icnt.”
(>oc at .til dril T. . Foster-Mli
burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. -
Adv ertisement.
PR EC A UTH) NS 'r A h l?\
AGAINST SMALLPOX
Fort Smith, lan. 9.—1.\ rlilicate.s
from licensed physicians showing
recent vaccination for smallpox
will be required of all persons
leaving Le Flore county, Oklaho
ma. for points in Oklahoma and
Arkansas, until the outbreak at
Poteau and surrounding towns
has abated, according to an order
issued by Dr. A. R. Lewis, state
health commissioner of Oklahoma
and Dr. Harrell Hardy, health of
ficer for Le Flore county.
The order was made public at
a meeting here today attended by
Dr. C. W. Garrison of Little Rock,
state health officer for Arkansan.
Dr. Lewis and Dr. Hardy of
Oklahoma, Dr. R. F. Parks, dis
trict health officer for Sebastian
county, and the Sebastian County
Board of Health. Instructions
were wired to railroad officials at
all towns in Le Florc county. Ok
lahoma, ordering them to begin
lhe enforcement of the order by
Dr. Lewis.
The total deaths at Poteau was
brought to 10 yesterday with the
death of Chief off Police Lander
Qualls and Deputy Sheriff .1. E.
McClure, and a negro inmate of
ihe county jail, Ben Fisher. Mrs.
McClure and two children also
are reported to be dangerously ill.
HOW TO GET INFORMATION.
Following is a statement from
Commissioner of Internal Reve
nue, David H. Blair, relating to the
procedure with respect to inquiries
received by the Bureau of Inter
nal Revenue regarding tax liabi
lities :
“Requests are being received
daily for rulings and advice upon
abstract cases or prospective tran
sactions involving questions of
income tax and profits liability.
These requests are so numerous
and the insistence on prompt ac
tion so great that it seems advis
able at this time definitely to out
line Hie Bureau’s policy which
will govern the consideration of
these requests.
‘‘ The Revenue Acts of 1918 ami
1921 depart widely at many points
from prior law or practice, and
have given rise to new questions
•if such importance, complexity,
a t innber that the resources of
i.■ Bures.a •re ) more than ade
:iii•* ' ) :t'b. i■* ; payt i-s prompt-
‘heir present liabilities aris-
• out of p' • 1 transaction ■. It is
impossible to answer every ques
t hi which the invention or in
genuity of Hie inquirer may de
w e without neglecting the funda
)’ al dul. of determining tax
li bibt • upon (he basts of actual
.p< rin’*.-. Under these (ircum
tance*--, the administrative neces
sit is obvious of giving prece
dence over abstract or prospective
er <•- to actual cases in which the
: rin'. er desires to know what arc
1 . ii mediate liabilities under the
I aw.
*'i will be the policy of the Bu
riau not to answer any inquiry
ix< opt under the following cir
cumstances :
“The transactions must he coni
pivted and not merely proposed or
planned.
“The complete facts relating to
the transaction, together with ab
stracts from contracts, or other
de uments. necessary to present
coniph le fails mist be 'riven.
' The nam» s of all the real par
i ltd (net “dummies”
■i ed i’ the ♦ ravsact’O”) must be
• 'led regardless of who n r ese n, s
“ r "p *f-* n. whether attorney, uc
‘prv’ce or other
r rose- tative.”
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: a A Tonic B
< x For Women K
>' rQ WM berdly Able to drag, 1 Z
j U was so weakened,” writes Mrs. C
i Jj W. F. Ray, of Easley, S. C. Bl
n “Tbedoctortreateduiclorabout P
* 3fl two nionli,s » 8t ‘!l I didn’t get W
’, M any better. I liad a large fain- M
11 M 3!l d * Surely must do W
1’ M Born€lJlin fl enable me to take On
i Q oare o! my fittlo ones. I bad Fl
* ixl heard of Rf
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CARDUI
‘ a Ilia Woman’s Tunic K
“1 di ii d t'j by il/’ con
[ J bu*:. . !< ... “1 tvk
▼ tight buttles iu all ... I re- W
A gained my uttvu ;ffi and Lave
I id no more to i.blj with wo-
X manly weakness. 1 have ten LX
.. diildren and am able to do all
2 tiy housew lak‘ . HE
doors .. . I c.u sure
M inrndCardu!.” Rtf
’ Xl [Xi
r Take Cardui today. II may rj
: M be just what you need. M
> R| At all druggists. M
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73 acres t» l /2 miles east from Dt
Queen, *i mile west from Geneva
on the T. O. & E. railroad, all un
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painted and papered, 70-foot gal
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at kitchen door. Nice flower gar
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Poultry yard, two hen houses,
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v* ith sheds in same. Nice young
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