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! The Winner Store
/Vow In Bailey Bros. Building
WE CANNOT EMPHASIZE j
j TOO STRONGLY
J the fact'that this is not just an
j every day kind of store for the
selling of groceries. We want
| you to know that you are consid
j ered a partner in the business
and an important one too. \
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WE SELECT ALL
OCR GROCERIES
with an eye to pleasing you and I
with the purpose of giving you j I
the most possible for your mo- j g
ney as well as the be-t. | I
R. J. Wise Grocer Co. j |
n 'US;.' rinr-v Second and Laurel | j|
Toilet paper at Price’s Book
Store. 99btf
Manager Louis Igert of the lo
cal button factory spent today
in our city.
Sevens’ Heat Lotion cures
heat. lObtf
Charles G. Prather, one of the
best known traveling men on the
road was here this morning err
route home to Batesville.
Sevens’ Heat Lotion cures
heat. lObtf.
J. H. Hand of Yellville was a
visitor in our city Thursday en
route home from Little Fiock.
If you want to buy a good pia
no attend the auction Saturday,
August 19. — Palace Jewelry
Store. 17d2w
Whit Wall, the Simmons
Hardware man, passed through
here today going north.
Games of Rook, Flinch and
Chanticler at Price’s Book Store.
Mrs. Rena Churchwell of Ar
genta and Mrs. J. B. Hester of
Corning are guests of Mrs. W. B.
Jurney in East Newport.
Turnipseed at Price’s Book
Store. 99btf
Mrs. A. H. McDonald return-1
ed home this afternoon from
Monteagle, Tennessee, where she
has been for some time. Miss
Antoinette Bond, who was with
her did not return but joined her
parents who are touring in an
automobile.
Turnip, mustard, rape and
kale seed at Bowen’s Cash
Store. 05b30.
Mrs. B. F Showalter will en
tertain tonight in honor of little
Miss Lena Davis of Clinton, Ky.
Bevens’ Pleat Lotion cures
heat. lObtf.
Allen Martin left for Augusta
this morning with the baseball
team where they go to spend
two days.
Paper napkins and plain and
crepe tissue paper at Price's
Book Store. 99btf
Mrs. L. J. McCauley and Miss
Jennie McCauley have joined the
Newport colony at Colorado
Springs and write for their pa
per to be forwarded there until
further notice.
J. C. Ball of Richwoods was
here Friday and reports that the
big barbecue to have been given
at Balch on the 16th instant, will
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See the Studebaker buggies
sold by J. P. Duck and Compa
ny before vou biy In their;
line of buggies, you get big val
ues. oSbtf.
Miss Guion Latham of Bates
villa arrived l a night to vi>E
Miss Mi ri ret Bal E i
Newport,
Mrs. S. E. Marion and child
ren will leave Saturday morning
for England, Ark., to spend sev
eral days with Mr. Marion.
Ladies you should go to Hein
j emann’s and see their line of the
celebrated Argersinger gloves
for driving, riding, automobiling
and the finest of dress gloves in
all colors. Guaranteed. They
are simply nifty. 17d6.
Mack Bigham of Eight Mile,
who has been visiting his broth
er at Sioux Falls, South Dakota,
j was here Friday returning home
j and his friends are glad that he
has returned to Jackson. Mack
J reports a big snow storm in the
j section he has visited and for
fear his story might be ques
I tion has a'newspaper supporting
| his statement.
How’s This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward tor any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hull s
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CIIEXEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney
for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly hon
orable In all business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made by bis firm.
I National Hank of com.meihf,
Toledo, Ohio.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, act in -
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
I system. Testimonials sent free. Price 7 5 cents pet
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’s Book
99btf
returned this
from a business trip to
Mrs. Charles Shoffner and
children returned yesterday
from a visit to Mrs. Sig Shoff
ner.
Oscar Roberts and little son
and Miss Roberta Hurley of Diaz
left on No. 4 this morning for
St. Louis to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Will Roberts.
Ladies you should go to Ileine
mann’s and see their line of the
celebrated Argensinger gloves
for driving, riding, automobil
ing and the finest of dress gloves
in all colors. Guaranteed. They
are simply nifty. 15d6
Mrs. N. B. Wishon and son
Earle left this morning on No.
7 for several weeks’ stay at the
Vapor City.
There will be a very Impor
tant meeting of the local Modern
Woodmen camp next Friday ev
ening, and as the policies of
members are involved, all should
be present. 15d4t
O. M. Bowen and family are
now en route home from Bay
View, Michigan and taking in
the aviation contests in the Win
dy City, where 300,000 visitors
are reported. Mr. Bowen says
the temperature record is al
ready 30 degrees warmer and
down South he may find even a
higher register.
Nothing needs to be pure and
sanitary more than milk, espec
ially during the summer season.
When you buy from the Pure
Milk Dairy you have the satis
faction of knowing you get the
best in milk and cream carefully
j handled. 79dtf.
A. T. Swearingen, an old Jack
son county boy who has been en
joying a visit here, will be joined
next Tuesday by Mrs. Ida Haas
of Little Rock and they will gc
to Batesville for a week. Mr
Swearingen expects to leave foi
California on the 27th inst.
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r~] j .the greatest importance
afford to take the risk
money being carried on the
The danger of loss from fi
tune is always present in sJ
possession of a bank account
Bank not only affords protection
dents but also provides many
transaction of every day business
This bank establishedf in 189^
$50,000, and as1 result of the ©
in which it has always been man
j_J a Surplus and Profits fund amouilf
, = , 000.
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