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por Authoritative Style
THIS season the most authorita
tive styles come from London.
Coats hug the form more about
the waist. Sleeves are snug. Lapels
are soft-rolling. Vests are high.
Trousers are spare and straight.
All these style tendencies
1 you’ll find faithfully expressed in our
Kirschbaum Clothes.
In no other clothes selling at like
prices can you get garments that are
all-wool, London-shrunk, hand
tailored and sewn with silk thread.
Come see them.
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WOlff-Goldman Me^antile Company
Clear, white clothes ara a sign
that the house keeper uses Red
Cross Ball Blue. Large 2 oz.
>ackage 5 cents.
Do Your Clothes Look Yellow?
If so use Red Cross Ball Blue. It
will make them white as snow.
Large 2 oz. package 5 cents.
|9flks.
that are in great favor
The showing we are making this
season comprises all the silks fa
vored by fashion for every oc
! casion and the items listed be
low but suggest our ability to
serve you:
Dress Goods.
75c plain poplins in assorted
colors-49c
$1.25 plain satins, 1 yd wide in
all colors_9gc
$2.50 crepe meteors in all the
shades-$1.98
$1.50 crepe de chine, black and
white-_9gc
$3.50 brocaded velvets and '
H satins-$2,98
H All other silks will be sold ac
lyg cordingly as we cannot spare
lug sPace for prices,
g 40 inch charmeuse, regular $2.50
Ini satin, all colors_$1.98
Our dress goods stock is one of
jH the largest in the city. We have
yg saveral numbers we must men
n tion.
g New shepherd checks in black
fi and white, blue and white, $1
R !jlue__ 89c ;
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Masonic Board Meets.
Batesville, Oct. 16.— The board
ot trustees of the Masonic Or
phans Home and School met
here Tuesday for its annual
' meeting at the home. The fol
lowing members were present:
, Capt. C- A. Bridewell, Hope; I).
0- Mills, Pine Bluff; Mrs- Julia
j M. (oil, Little Rock, and John
j Q. Wolf and Sam M. Casey of
Batesville.
j Capt. C. E. Rosenbaum of Lit
tle Rock and Mrs. I. N. Barnett,
the other members of the board,
were absent, the latter on ac
count of sickness.
The board elected the same of- j
fleers as last year, with the ex
ception that Mrs. Gill was elect
ed vice president. Mr. and Mrs.;
Tuggle were re-elected superin-1
tendent and matron respectively ,
of the home, this being their 5th
year.
The home now has 104 child
ren and has a literay school with j
three regular teachers and a mu
sic teacher in addition.
The reports of superintendent,
matron and officers of the board
showed the home to be in good
condition.
The home is supported by the ;
Grand Lodge of Masons of the 1
state and each member in Ar
kansas pays 50 cents per year,
and the other revenue from the
various properties owned by the
Masons of the state are sufficient,
to maintain the home in fine con-,
dition
It is the purpose of the board I
to soon erect an addition to the
Home for dining room and school
acommodations to cost about
$20,000.
Notice In Bankruptcy.
In the District Court of the
United States, for the Northern
Division, Eastern District of
Arkansas.
In the matter of Luella Cook
(
of Newport. Arkansas a bank
rupt.
The application of said Luoll;
Cook for discharge in bankrupt
cy having been tiled, notice L
hereby given that said applica
tion will be heard in the Lniteb
States Court Room at Little
Rock, Arkansas at 10 o’clock a.
m-, in the 10th day of November,
1913
Sid R. Redding, Clerk.
By J. VV. Parse. D. C.
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS jj
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IOpcn^Day an(l Night. Prices Reasonable ^
Regular Meals 25c 1
SHORTJORDERSJANDJLUNCHES OF ALL'JKINDS H
PROMPTLY SERVED jgj
Let Us Do^Your Hauling; ||
Dray Wagon on Street |j
W. M. PRICE, Prop. |
PHONE 27.', ||
Second Door Soutn of Standasd Grocer ’Co., or Sec- S&.
^ 0I,d Door North of Earnheart's^Saloon] ^
W. A. MINK
CONTRACTOR
and BUILDER
Solicits an Opportunity to
Make You A
Bid
PHONE 208
Residence 1511 Dewey Avenue
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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The Barrels )r£+x~\
and Lugsof
STEVENS'S*’;
Double and Single Barrel
jSHOTGUNS ^ are n>p-forced in I
jfr, one piece. Mr |
‘Hxtttyly *elacte<I steel J0T' — ITBOflCCSr whore
etlu-r guru ate /'WIKil. Compare
STEVENS with gun# JyT at any where near the
: price and note our BUBUYY throughout I
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r * Our Shotgun
Catalog show# the
famous line of Stevens Repeaters— Doubles—Sin
■ gleg. If you annnot obtain STEVENS from your
;dealer-let ua know, and we will ship direct. a*.j
jpre^i prepaid. upon receipt of Catalog Price. I j
I. STEVENS ARMS
& TOOL COMPANY
P.0 Bar 5005, i i
CHICOPEE FALLS. MASS.
Did You Ever Wash Clothes
in the old fashioned way with
wooden washtubs?
Perhaps that is still your method
and you look forward to each wash
day with delight. Well, hardly!
A set of '^Standard" laundry
trays would mean an orderly laun
dry, one of more inviting appear
ance and easier laundering and your
satisfaction would not be lessened
by the high class workmanship
which characterizes the work we do.
W. R. Whitten
McLain Bldf. Phone 164
ITHE EARLY HZ SALE!
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s rfce BEST of Serv Merchandise ijyou come to Heinemann’s Store s
|E ! ■>'- • . .,..: e :. i *V¥ ' ? 1 IE ’
Wool crepe, a popular all wool fa
bric shown for street and even
ing wear, all shades, was $1 val
ue, now_79c
54 inch all wool serges in all col
ors, $1.50 value now_$1-29
44 inch serges, Bedford, brocad
ed woolen fabrics $1.25 value
now_ 98c
Imported tailors suitings in all
colors, $2.00 values now__$1.49
You will find all of our dress
goods are from Laporte Woolen
Mills and are the newest pat
terns on the market. •
We bought heavy in our linens
in damask and if you will give
us a chance to show you all our
stock in table linen, you will buy
now for Christmas. We carry
all the widths-7—54, 72 and 85
inches for square and round ta
bles, 20 per cent off.
90 inch linen, $1.50 value__$1.19
Gloves.
Ladies, you have always want
ed a good glove in the town. Now
we have it—not saying like on
corsets, we have the only one,
but we have just as good, the
celebrated P. Centimeri & Co.
price__$1.50, $2.50
Outings and Flan
nelettes.
Extra heavy Kimona flannelettes
in all the newest patterns, 20 and
25 cent values now_12 fie
All solid outings, white, bine,
pink, cream, 12*4 and 15c val
ues now_9c
Underwear outings and gown
patterns 10 and 12*4 cent val
ues now_8 l-3c
Brown Domestic
and Sheetings.
9-4 sheeting, 40c value_25c
40 inch sheeting, 10c value
now_8 l-3c
36 inch sheeting, 8c value
now_5c
Ladies and Misses Sweaters in
all shades at a big reduction.
Long gloves __ $3.50 to$5.50
Queen Quality Shoes for Women
—Bostonians for Men.
LACE CURTAINS
100 pairs of lace curtains, rang
ing from $7.50 down to $2.50—
you may have any pair in the lot
for__—-$1.98
Ladies’ Hose
In silk, silk lisle in black and tan.
we will quote you a few prices.
$1.50 black and white silk hose
now_98c
$1.00 black and White silk hose
now __ 89c
75c black and white and tan silk
lisle hose now_48c
50c black and white and tan silk
lisle hose now_39c
50 prs. of black and tan embroid
ered hose, good values, were
$1.00 values now_25c
Ladis' Suits and Coats.
An incomparable selection of
new suits and coats awaits your
inspection and you will say that
they are the most stylish you
have seen in our city. The stock
in our coat and suit section has
been greatly augmented during
the last few days. Our suits will
be sold at the following prices:
$40.00 suits at-$30
$30. 00 suits at-$20
$25.00 suits at-$19
$20.00 suits at-$15
TWO FREE PRIZES.
A Hammerless Shotgun to the lucky
man; a Raincoat to the lady. .Call
and get your number.
Men’s and Boys’ ¥
Clothing ^
You well know we carry the Sfi
best Boys’ Clothing in your m
midst. Every suit is branded jug
Perfection, and we carry 25 diff
erent patterns. 20 per cent off
» on all clothing. !af5
$25.00 -Suits, now_$19.50 |{^j
$20.00 Suits, now_$17.50 jyg
$17.50 Suits, now_$14.50 up
$16-00 Suits, now_$12.50 »
$12.50 Suits, now_$9.98 *
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Men’s Shoes. SI
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In lots as follows: _100 pairs,
composed of patent leather, gun "J
metal, vici kid and velour calf, Si
ranging from $5.00 to $3.50, Sfi
will go at-$2.98 9i
Lot 2. All of Lot 2 is com
posed of patent, gun metal and K
kid, regular $3.00 and $2.50 val
ues going at—_$1-98 gg
Lot 3. Ladies’ Shoes in $4.00 R
and $3.50 values. High grade 91
goods, composed of patent leath- 5|j
ers, gun metal, vici kid and tan ig
big values at__ $2.98
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