The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1919, Page 12

menens 12 -@HE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1919, | | PROLID ARKANSAS |“Gnear the tatureeor ne vresnta- ow the People of the State of Arkansas daye butere the welding I planned te ke |tion was the appointment by Gov et oll my frien Now my C. 1, Brough of Arkansas, as specin Honored Their Favorite Superdreadnought ° . He /} 1} W " jdeiegate, of Baby Edward Otis | Mitchell, youngest Arkansas Travol- r O | "And the iucky man, tht ‘That 8a that a good personal appearance is an | |Mitchell of the U. 8. 8. Delaware ae |Baby Mitchell ts ten months old, and christened by Chaplain D. W. Mc- secret and Miss McAlpin has beem land of the U. 8. 5. A ticcessful in keeping his ne fro . “3 1 , © i : ae quccest 19 kecoine Meee” absolute necessity in everyday business | Clel Arkansas in wervicn i rrance'es very weaitoy ad ANG Social life and should not be ne- honor of the occasion. Paymaster | the member of noi leietteel ‘ mr glected on any account. Prvelaght —— ital We also know that the average man wer and woman find it difficult nowadays : to keep themselves we dressed without sacrificing some other necessity. We have the remedy. A, remedy that thousands of men and women are using: here. Our ‘‘charge account”’ basis of selling fine, depend- able and smart clothing for! : men, women and _ children :|will solve this problem for you. ae [Mannan Preadent of we saneans — QUUL prices are reasonable and com- ond. to bawgn chara starkey se. Pare favorably with those charged by WHO IS LUCKY MAN : % whe earty in ne wer ana Cash’” stores for similar mer- Broklyn. - ed 1 - | oo 7 . , Carre pestmoner |My Sel iisttiny wernalwan’ Chandise. For instance — ° WHO 5 SOON 10 WED and tobacco man, was much par-|sucernieg, etuuverang,aum * Pret Mfen’s Smart Suits are now Alpin's fam yenia will hav fons hav and Mrs, Miteheli live at Conway, Presentation on Superdread-|(00 nought a Ceremonious Affair. 2. W. Eberle, United ommander of uadron and a native of Arkansas, bailing Fort Smith, was of of. He was accomp and received on be of Miss Dalsy Deiony ene y “CALLUS CORNS” ——:hersades, nx LIFT RIGHT OFF itis Sm'estisiens the pres 18 people of “Sreezone’’—No paint |v. s Arkansas | —_ - | Ms " RICHARD MARKEY TO WED, | of Seaboard | Engaged to DDaug! | Alr Line Pr Sercial to The Brew: NORFOLK, Va.. April |eagement is announced of Miss |sanna Harahan, daughter of W Among the p very handsome were awarded to the One was / {siven by the Duught f the Amer bia lean Revolution of join “ kansas, and ts to bo an ann e} 1 to the gun crew which makes the best !a very | record. Mrs. Ross McCain, a dele- | 2 gate of the D. A. R, made the pres. | five lic jentation. The other was given by the | servi | Society of Arkansas Travellers, and s* jis to be an annual prize for the best |" cutter race crow on the ship. Mine [Ula Spivey of the Arkansas Travel lers made that presentation. Capt I Don't suffer! 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