Clarendon High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Clarendon, AR)

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JOHN W. KORNEGAY For Treasurer Again I am asking the voters to support me in the race for county treasurer. I made the race two years ago and was defeated by a small vote, owing to the fact that I entered the race so late that I was unable to canvass the county as I should. Ilwould not have entered this race had I not been asked to do so by some of the leading citizens of the county. I am not running for this office because I am un- able to do manual labor for I have made a living so far and can still do so. I am running on my merits which I expect to elect me. If I can be elected to this office fair and square and without hammering on my fellow opponents, I would like very much to have the office and will serve the people to the very best of my ability. I hope to see every voter between now and elec- tion time and ask you personally for your vote, thank- ing you for what you have done for me in the past and asking you for your support and influence in the com- ing primary. I am your friend, JOHN W. KORNEGAY.

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T. D. WILLIAMS FOR TAX ASSESSOR IF I HAVE BEEN OF SERVICE TRY ME AGAIN 5 f- - ,fl I G. H. Renneker F 4 of? u , f if ,, X General Contracting I , W li 'g I It .. X : P i Everything in the Building , l rl 1 A A I N Line I' y 7 If , ll Here is a group of Chapeaux so lovely in their design and make that their moderate price can hard- ly be accepted as an indication of their rare charm and smartness. You will find here the style most becoming to you. An early selec- tion is always desirable. Mrs. W. E. Beard Millinery Small jobs receive the same consideration as large ones. Phone 138 when in need of anything in my line. Samples of Wall Paper on Request

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When You Start on a Shopping Tour Come To W. E. MOORE'S For Bargains Worth Hats Central Shoes DALE,S CAFE 1926 The Home of Good Eats HEADQUARTERS FOR STUDENTS All Out of Town Visitors Welcome as Well as Home Folks D. F. THERIAC, Prop.