ADVANCE - MONTICELLONIAN Tuesday, June 14, 1927 Page 1 IS BITTEN BY SNAKE Mrs. G. P. Hudgens was bitten on the hand by a hyland moccasin. She was picking blackberries west of town when bitten by the snake. She was brought to Dr. S. M. Gates' office and serum against anti-venim administered which proved 100 percent perfect. So far as known this is the first time serum for snake bit has been used in the county and also in the state, as the serum has only been on the market 60 days. ****** S. D SPRATT WILL QUIT BUSINESS S. D. Spratt who has been in business in this city for a number of years, and in the jewelry business for 63 years, is disposing of his stock at auction sale and will retire from business. Mr. Spratt has the reputation of a very fine work- man and has some letters of commendation from some of the largest manufacturers in the country. ****** We are making special prices on mattresses, springs and beds. --Hamp Williams - Ratliff Co. W. C. Cruce and R. H. Carter have returned from a trip to points in Texas and incidentally crossed the border into Old Mexico. Acme Quality Paint -- None Better --ask Peoples Lumber and Supply Co. Phone 207. Harry Hankins Hardware Co., the local Winchester Store is putting a new plate glass front in their store this week, this improvement together with their recent additions to the interior of the store will make one of the most modern hardward stores in the state. Mrs. Frank Culbreath and little Miss Marion Jones of Warren spent last week-end here. It is not our fault that your bed room is not furnished with one of our very latest Bed Room Suites. They are "nifty". Prices right -- Terms to suit. Drew Furniture & Undertaking Co. ( My note: Whoa!!! What kind of beds were these?) Overstuffed Living Room Suites are dandies. Prices are reasonable --Terms to suit you. Drew Furniture & Undertaking Co. (No comment) Abe Hammock of Monroe, La., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Jack Posey here. W. C. Whaley left Tuesday for Chicago where he will enter the University of Chicago. Mrs. Whaley and baby will visit in Searcy while Mr. Whaley is away. Men and Boys wash pants -- All grades. Model Shoe Stores For Rent -- New apartments, with private bath. Phone Miss Caldwell, 49, L. D. McQuiston residence. Mrs. C. H. Childers who has been in Pine Bluff for some time has returned home. Plant your cabbage and potato land in corn and peas. -- A. B. Hankins Olin Hardy has accepted a position with the Ford Service Station at Bonita, La. Still buying cream every day. Highest market prices. Pay same day. Across street from Peoples Lumber Co. -- Lyndle Hogue Edward Pugh who has returned from Ouachita College has been ordered to report to Fort Leaven- worth R. O. T. C. Miss Hatie Kuykendall who has been supervisor of education at the Baptist Orphanage has returned to her home at Conway. ****************** Drew Co. was big in cabbage growing at this time. An article pertaining to that to follow. Carolyn