The Nevada County picayune., July 07, 1921, Image 8

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Last week the circus and
now—
Senor Ted, the daring
i gymnast, holds one death
defying pose while sislfcr
Jane makes his picture.
A Brownie
in the hands of your young
sters gives pictures that throw
the charm of childhood in
strong relief. Good pictures,
too—a Brownie is 6uch a
simple little camera to use
j that any child can get real
results from the start.
Brownies $2.00 up
Autographic Kodaks $8.00 up
GUTHRIES ,
DRUG STORE.
W-.-... -TT-n ---—
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anderson of Hope
will arrive tbi safternoon on no. (> to
attend the White-Da vis wedding t<v
morrow.
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j. B. Radney left this morning for
Fulton to look after business interests
there.
• • • •
Mrs. M. Baumgardner of Gordon is
visiting Jim Bryson and family near
here.
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Misses Lula Beth Gee and Selma
Herring returned from a visit with
Mrs. L. M. Stephens in Texarkana.
SOCIAL-PERSONAL |
Telephone Social Herne to Picayune,. Phone Wt. |
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One gas cook stove for sale or trade
Call 100 or 389. 7-1 tf
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B. D. Pye of Malvern is visiting his
father E. F. Pye.
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Bert Scott of McCaskill is a business
visitor here today.
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K. E. MeNatt of Alabama township is
a visitor here today.
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1»r. S. .T. Hesterly made a business
triii to Little Rock today.
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W K. Yancey is attending to busl
ness in Little Rock today.
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TV. K. Buchanan speir yesterday in
• ittle Rock on business.
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Bernice Pye spent the Fourth in
Prescott.—Malvern Record.
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Circuit Clerk A. R. McGough is
spending t lie day in Laneburg.
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Elvin Atkins of‘McCaskill was in
the city this morning on business.
B. II. Logan is calling on his trade
in Amity and other points this week.
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Mrs. 1 L. Hamah is visiting Mrs.
E. M. Tompkins in Emmet for a few
days.
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E. N Radney left this morning for
Fulton where lie will attend t< bus!
ness matters
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Richard DeLaughter and \Y L.
Britt of Boughton are busines- visi
tors here today.
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L. H. Cummin- of Shreveport Li.
| is visiting his par-nts Lev and Mr
|.i. H. Cummins.
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! Mrs. Arthur Cornelius and little dan
, ghter returned home this niorning from
| a visit in Gurdon.
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Subscribe for the Daily Picayune.
Thomas Pickle company, phone No
121.
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Mrs. J. A. Wilson and little daughter
Emogene wil lvisit in Emmet for a few
days, leaving tonight
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,T. F. Goodwin >f Little Rock aftc
i ttending to business matters here left
''is morning for Guru tn.
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Mrs. Edithe Bellamy of Dennison,
Texas arrived this morning for a visit
with her mother, Mrs. S. H. Miller.
• • • •
Mias Johnnie Lewis and Mrs. Roberts
of Alexandria Texas arrived this morn
ing for a visit with Mrs. Dio Lewis.
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Call 121 for Thomas Pickle company.
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Willie Kennedy of Waldo is here j
visiting his mother.
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Dr. C. F. Nelms of Sutton Is a
\ isitor here today.
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E. DeLaughter of Houghton went to :
Texarkana this morning to see Dr. Dale
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W. B. Waller and family are invited
to the picture show today guests of
the management.
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The first watermelons of the season
,vere brought to the city market today i
by F. M. Williams of Willisville.
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Miss Marcella Arthur arrived this
morning from Little Rock to attend
the White-Davis nuptials tomorrow.
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SATI RDAY SPECIAL
8 bars good laundry Soap for 25
rents. Farmers Supply Store.
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I One gas cook stove for sale or trade
('all 100 or 389. 7-1 tf
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Chester Woosley of Wavelaml Ark .
and Nvife returned home yesterday af
ter a visit here with T. A. Woosley and
family.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Bank of Prescott
as made to Commissioner of Banks of the State of Arkansas at the
close of business June 30, 1921.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts- orn no
United States Bonds- n on
Stocks, City and County Warrants- *11 ac
Due from Insurance Department- dll.Jb
Furniture and Fixtures- 8,~32.o0
Other Real Estate- 721.61
CASH AND DEMAND EXCHANGE_ 163,5;>8.83
Total Resources-$1025,817.97
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock _
Surplus, certified- <;>,000.00
Undivided Profits, net- 13,190.98
Bills Payable-120,000.00
DEPOSITS_-742,626.99
Total Liabilities_$1025,817.97
The above statement is correct:
THOa C. McRAJL, JR., Cashier.
John Cummins and Imon F. Wilson i
of near Bluff City left this morning 1
for Highland to secure work in the big „
peach crop. .
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Miss Allie Tompkins of New Orleans i
left this morning fo ra visit with her i
mother Mrs. E. M. Tompkins, after .
a short visit here the guest of Mrs. i i
J. E. Wren. <
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Priddy and little 1
son Doyle of El Dorado have returned
home after a visit with Mrs. Priddy's
parents Mr. and Mrs Sudberry.
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Mrs. C. E. Wh.to and children of
Pine Bluff arri eu last night for a
\isii with Mrs. Whit'V parents. Mi
and Mrs. Joe Br*-»n«
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Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bratcher and
children of Oil City, La , were in the
cty ths mornng en route for a visit
with J. D. Bratcher of Okolona, Ark.
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Mr and Mrs. M. M. Smyth and Mrs. '
Bernie Buchanan are spending the day j
in Texarkana. They will return in a j
new buick recently bought by Mr. I
Smyth.
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A. T Jelly and wife who have been
visiting friends and relatives in the
lower part of the county were in the
city this morning en route to their j
home in Vivian. La.
The commissioners of accounts are j
closing out their work today. This
committee is composed of J. A. I?a:ley. !
.1. T. Burns and F. E. Murrah. They
will have their reports ready today.
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Mi-s Nellie Boswell of Elaine. Ark.
left this morn’ng for Highland where
she will visit her aunt. Mrs I)r. J. I.
Bell. While in the city Miss Boswell I
was the guest of Mr and Mrs. H A
Sykes.
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FOB SALE—A small saw rig one Witte
21! horse power engine, other fixtures
including syrup and grist mill. Near
Boliver witch. A bargain. T J. Lan
ders. Route 6. tw
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Mrs. T. C. McRae who aeeompauit'd
Governor McRae to Hope where he
made an address on she 4th has return
ed here this week. Governor McRae
returned to Little Rock Monday n ght
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.subscribe f r the Dally Picayune
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Mr and Mrs. Sank Callicott returned
this morning from their honeymoon vis
it to Memphis. Tenn., Union City.
Tenn., and Little Rock.
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Mr. and Mrs W. E. Mosely of Bluff
City are in the cit ytoday. Mr Mosely
was injured about 18 months ago. when
a bridge fell in on him while working
a bridge crew in Louisiana. He is able
to be up but not able to resume work
yet.
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Mrs. P. R Simpson and litlte girl,
Frances, left yesterilay for a visit to
relatives at Prescott and Blevins.—
Star of Hope.
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Miss Mary Nichols of Oklahoma, who
has been visiting W. It. Waller and
family left this morning for Hot
Springs for a visit.
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Miss Margaret Walters left this ;
morning for El Droado to spend the
day, then to Lawton, Okla.. to teaeh
a three month- school.
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Lend encouragement ti^the hoys of
the Prescott Band by attending the
concert a; the I’aik Friday night at j
8 o’clock
WOMAN ON BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION i
Miss Lillian Blaisdell of Little Hock :
was appointed a member of the County
Equalization Board by County Judge i
Moyer yesterday. She is the first wo- |
man in Pula-ki county to serve in that i
capacity, according to the judge. Miss i
Blaisdell. architect, is well known |
throughout the state as head of the
Blaisdell Map Publishing Company, j
which she originated and directs. Her)
state and county map- are in use in ,
practically every public office in the I
stnte and her recently completed may i
showing the geographical structure of j
Arkansas hns been in request all over
the country She has also published i
detail maps of every county in Arkan
sas showing oil developments and has ;
issued similar maps of the El Dorado j
and Ouachita fields.
Appointment of Miss Blaisdell ns a
member of a board whose duty is to
effect an equalization of taxes on real
property in the county is a tribute to
her ability as a business woman, Judge
Moyer said.
Other members of the board are;
J. H. Hollis, secretary of the People’s
Building and Loan Association; Jesse
Becker. Judge W. W. Shepherd, and
Herbert Turner of Little Rock; Hous
ton Oean and Jahn Barry of North Lit
tle Rock ; Charles Q. Roberts of East
man township and Judge J 8. Chaney,
if Bayou Meto. Hie board will hold
t sorganization meetnig at 10 o’clock
August 1, in the office of the county
udge.
The board which is provided by stat
ite, has authority to act upon the as
sessments placed on property in the
■ounty by the assessor and to make
such changes as it deems necessary for
in equitable and Just assesment
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HARROW BETWEEN SHOWERS TO j
KEEP THE COTTON GROWING j
—
[ly Jim G. Ferguson, Commissioner of
Agriculture.
Frequent but shallow cultivation of
cotton during July and August is a
neans of increasing the yield of lint
hat many growers overlook. Shallow
cultivation repeated at inervals of
seven to ten days serves a threefold
purpose. It kills weeds, it keeps tiie
surface soil in good tilth, and. wlmt
s of far more importance, it main
tains a dust mulch which retards evap
oration and holds the moisture in the
soil until needed by the cotton. Co
pious rains fell lately and just now
.here is plenty of moisture in the
'round, tint it will not stay there long
unless it is conserved. No effort should
l.e spared to hold the moisture now
available in the soil- A dust mulch is
the best known method.
When cotton is growing rapidly and
■jetting fruit it must have an a bund
nice of water. It happens that ideal
'•rowing weather is also favorable for
evaporation of moisture, especially im
period immediately following a min
when flic sun comes out bright and hot
mid hakes the ground. Water evapo
rates faster from a sun baked soil than I
from any other. Kvpry observant farm
,.r has not iced how quickly crops some
times wilt after a rain, which fact eon- I
vinces that a light rain may do more
damage than good This would not
„lway be the case if the land was cu!
tivated shallow immediately after the .
ra'n and the dust mulch restored, there
would be little loss by evaporation, and
lhe rain would benefit rather than in
jure the crops
Frequent cultivation serves another
purpose where the hell weevils are
present. ThOfe pests are knocked to
th ground by agitating the s'alks and
hundreds are covered up and smother
ed
SI'TTOS SCHM’S
Klilcr M• i<nly preached at the Naz
ilr, ne church here Saturday night and
Sunday
j. k (Sarrett and son, Norman left
Sunday for Highland where they will
-pend several weeks gathering elberfa
p< *aelies.
O ll. Johnson and little son of Hon
glitoii took dinner Sunday with the
family of W. J. Sutton.
Mi'. Kate Ames and nhild of Oklaho
lioma is visiting her parents. Mr and
Mrs Jerry Harris.
Prof. Ernest and liis class attended
the singing contest at Holly Springs
Sunday, and report a most joyus time.
Prof Steed will begin a 20 days sing
,ug bool at New Liberty church next
mntiday. July 11
A VV. Woodul and family of Prescott
was visitors in this community one day ,
last week.
Our good looking old friend Jell
Sutton wynt to Hope the 1th day of
July Jeff said that be found himself
a good looking lady up there hut he
could not find out whether she was
married or single. Lem o lac if that
bad been you, you would have ask her.
Mrs. Pauline Holawa.v after several
weeks visiting In this community and
Itosston returned to her home in Little
Hock Tuesday.
Mr Ttarfon Sanders little son ;s real
'ck. Hope he will soon he well again.
Mis' Vera Simpson is visiting rela
tives in Hope this week.
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Instead of once a weke, the Plcay
uue will come to you 6 times a week
Patronize
the merchants who ad
vertise in this paper.
They will treat you right
MANY KINDS Of
Cigarettes
Smokers tastes vary ^
desire to cater to eve*
taste, hence, in cigaretti
we carry practically eve,
I brand called for in this,
cinity. That puts us in p,
sition, where we can satj
fy evry smoker’s desire
cigarettes. Cigars too.
and tobacco.
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BUCHANAN
DRUG STORE
PHONE 57.
STATE NORMAL
Out of the 75 counties in the i
of Arkansas 05 are represented |j
summer school i nsession at thei
Normal at Conway. Those troe
varla county are: K M. Purtle.Ea
Alma Johnson. Calc: Elma Cron!
City: Mary Bnty. Emmet: Flora
land. Emmet; E A. Whitten kwi
Earl Fore, Sutton: and Willard 1
Sutton.
The different schools in the state
going to feel the effects of thiai
did training school for teaohen.
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; BIG TIME AT
ARCADIA Tin I
The citieei.s of Atcadu it: aa
{i epa rat ions for the bluest pit
.•lily 8th. that has lteen Md ia
community for a long time. Then
be nothing left undone in the arn
n ent for entertainment of evoj
\ou may rest assured tha; tiwv
b* plenty of food for everytiW
i will l>e free. We certainly il
you to be present and enjo? the*}
eld program and the d une' that
be there.
Will Campbell
Rnfe Martindah
Commits
— Advertisement
NO CHANCE OF RECOVOl
T O. Wylie is in receipt ot i
«tKi from his sister, Mrs. BnthUi
of Co'orudo Springs, Colo , *titi«
h.-r hmhnnd, Clint Martlr, had 6
umIsoh and there whs no hope t*
n i.uj. Mr. Martio wa> :««
tills < oiii.ty and lived here and i«
r- umlim counties until three ftil
when be welt to Colorado
is the son of the lute Boh 'iarm
mist I hut he Is not a- had *»
i 'link
Suh**crii>e for the Hally PH*!*
I Simpson Brosl
BLACKSMITHS AND I
WOODWORK-MEN 1
HOUSE SHOEING »1* I
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