The Prescott daily news., August 28, 1919, Image 4

About The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941

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UGGETTS
the ehocolates with
the wonderful centers
represent the highest
“Art in
Candy
making”
Each box contains a wide
assortment of distinctive
and tasty flavors, pleasing
ly packed.
Fresh by
Express
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THE REXAU tTORE
PRESCOTT. ARKANSAS.
Growing Old Before Your Ttime
Kidney trouble tends to “slow up”
men and women in middle life and
they fear oncoming old age when it is
only the kidneys that are at fault.
Foley’s Kidney Pills assist Nature to
restore a sound, healthy condition and
to banish backache, soreness, lameness
and stiffness. W. W. Wells, Tonquin,
Mich., writes: “Foley’s Kidney Pills
make me feel like a new man.” Re
commended also for bladder trouble.
Sold everywhere.
Hemstitching Machine now installed
at my home. Work promptly and
neatly done. Price 10c per yard. Mrs.
W. R. White, Jr., phone No. 57. tf
Actual Test
by moving pictures show
' ing 2990 pounds lifted by the
[Pennsylvania
AUTO TUBE)
"TOM TESTED"
The strongest, most
resilient, highest quality
tube known. Won’t check,
crack, weaken from air or
light exposure. Prolongs
the life of tires by resist
ing ordinary causes of
blowouts.
Buy tubes by name.
“SpeciaT’brands are doubt
ful. Insist on knowing the
name of the maker.
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! LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Jj
Phone 101 your drug orders, Guth
rie’s.
Chas. F. Newth is on a couple of
days business trip to Blevins.
Prof. Garftnd Starnes of Bluff
City, is among the visitors here to
day.
Protect your home now against
winter weather—Paint up. Prescott
Hardware Co.
When her sweet tooth says Candy,
her wisdom tooth says Liggett’s. Get
it at Guthrie’s.
Little Miss Jamie Woodul will cele
brate her fifth birthday this afternoon
with a party at her home.
W. J. Powers of Stamford, Texas,
who has been the guest of P. E. Whit
man and family for the past four
days, left today for his home.
Sinclair Elkins, Ray Hendrix and I
J. K. Mahaffy of Blevins, spent a few |
hours in the city today, Mr. Elkins j
being en route to Litle Rock on a!
week’s business trip.
Mrs. Ed Gladden went down to
Emmet today on a visit with rela
tives.
Mrs. E. D. Jackson returned this
morning from a week’s visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Clifton Franks, at
1 Bryan, Texas.
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A bright, new dime is only
Bevo cents—and so is BEVO
everywhere.
Wanted—500 men women and
children to haul to the Camp Ground.
—Will Mitchell—phone 136 or 260. d6
ENTERTAINED FOR GUEST
The young people of this city were
delightfully entertained on Wednes
day evening by Miss Berva Hitt at
her beautiful suburban home, to honor
her guest, Miss Pauline Lavender of
Mui-freesboro. The earlier part of
the evening was spent in playing
games after which a delicious ice
course was served. Music was fur-!
nished throughout the evening by the
Victrola. The girls who were pres
ent remained after the departure of
the other guests to “bunk” and make
merry into the wee sma’ hours of the
nignt. inose wno enjoyed tne hos
pitality of Miss Hitt were Misses
Mary Ward, Marie Reeder, Mamie
Walters, Pauline Lavender (Murfrees
boro), Mary Williams, Jeanette Burns
Lula Beth Gee, Amy Moore, Thalia
Carrington, Evelyn Brackett, Mildred
Hitt and Messrs. Cecil Johnson, Tom
Bemis, Carl Hitt, Bill Whitefi Dow
Vick, Douglas Bemis and Clyde Hitt.
GRAVE YARD WORKING
There will be a public working at
Piney Grove Grave Yard on the 11th
of September for the purpose of clean
ing orf the ground. Those that are
interested and who cannot be there,
are requested to send me $1.00 or
$2.00 and I can have the work done.
I. J. Ursery.
The Weather
Thursday and Friday generally
fair.
Maximum .93
Minimum .72
For jitney service call 324. 8-2 > ml
Insure your home against winter
weather — Paint Up. Prescott
Hardware Company.
Friends of Mrs. T. H. Black, who
underwent an operation at the Park
Sanitarium yesterday, will be glad to |
know that she is doing nicely.
I take subscriptio s for the Daily
Gazette.— Jack Johnson Jr. News
dealei-.
Little Miss Virginia Waller enter
tained the following little friends at
dinner last evening: Gertrude West
moreland, Hess Johnson, Marie Smith,
Abbie Griffith, Marjorie Waller, Win
nie Gibson.
The Methodist Episcopal church,
South, has designated tomorrow (Fri
day) as a day of fasting and prayer
all over Methodism, this being part
of the program of the Centenary cam
paign. Although a total of nearly
sixty million dollars have been sub
scribed to the Centenary fund, that
does not mean that it has been paid
and one-twentieth of it is due this
year. Teaching Methodists to pray is
another feature of the campaign.
Therefore the day of fasting and
prayer. The local Methodist church
will observe tomorrow by holding a
sunrise prayer meeting in the morn
ing beginning promptly at 6:30
o’clock and will continue for 45 min
utes. A true Christian will attend
this service, even though at a sacri- j
fice, unless absolutely unable to do
so. Let all members get it into their j
hearts to be at this sunrise service.
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Um, Um, Um, Gee it’s Good
Those
Wiley’s
Chocolates
made in Atlanta
The Southern Chocolate
Town.
A popular candy at a
popular price.
—Fresh
—Tempting
—Delicious
BUCHANAN
DRUG STORE
Phone 67
PAYS THE POSTAGE
House of Satisfaction
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IF YOU FEE LLIKE 30c
Age 35.
30c a day will provide a payment to your
wife and children of $5,000 at your death.
Is it worth it?
Are you worth it?
Are they worth it?
I. A. BLAKELY
Salesman
Prescott, Arkansas
LIFE INS. CO.,
of Hartford
Assets $149,000,000
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Orange Crush
Is fast becoming the great national drink. All the
- ,1. frnif nro usually introduce^
ounce bottle or*
fruit solids of the ripe fruit are actually introduced iS
the beverage. The food value of a 7 ounce bottle or
of Orange Crush is one find one-half times greater ti3
that of a ripe orange 3 inches in diameter.
A huge advertising campaign is on at this time Ml
ing of the wonderful food and health value of this drink
The rich delicious flavor is the real cause of its in
stant populartiy.
Sold in bottles and at fountains.
PRESCOTT ICE COMPANY
Phone 56
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LILA LEE
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“A DAUGHTER OF THE WOLF”
Human wolves, and she had fallen among them.
Then into her life came a man of a different sort. Law
against the lawless, love against hate, and the battle went
to the death. Like a blast from the north, it will make
.your blood tingle.
COMING TOMORROW
DOROTHY DALTON
in “EXTRAVAGANCE”
Be Prepared For Vacation Ills
Many persons sun'er distress and
annoyance from disordered stomach
when traveling. Change of food and
water sometimes causes indigestion
that leads to sick headaches, bilious
ness, bloating, sour stomach, gas, bad
breath and coated tongue. Foley’s
Cathartic Tablets should be in every
traveler’s grip. They act without pain,
griping or nausea. They have no cos
tive after effect and do not encourage
the pill habit. They are a fine, whole
some, physic—nothing else. Sold ev
erywhere.
Go to church tomorrow.
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Hemstitching machine now in
X stalled in my home, and will be
operated by an experienced
•{• hand. Work can be left at my
sewing machine shop, two doors
X from postoffict and will be de
ll* livered back there. Price 10 and
12 cents per yard. Phone 304
ji MRS. W. O. ALLEN 8-25
Phone 73
Two Registered Druggists
Hesterly Drug Store
QUALITY
SER VI