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I ^ly saved my money!
■ ID HAVE ACCEPTED THIS OFFER AND SPEY* MV RE 1
JSG DAYS IN COMFORT. IT IS TOO I ATE! TOO LATE:
I «v man did not save his money, thinking a chance to u o it
H j 3 Jer come. When a splendid opportunity came he had no
M°“ld ne'rl doomed himself to live in poverty for the rest-his li. —
jMr^himself every remaining moment for his folly and drawn out
Misery.
M you will one day have such an opportunity. Take heed.
■ Start saving NOW. Come in and talk it over today.
IrKANSAS BANK & TRUST CO
M NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
News of The County A §|
Contributed bjr the Independent’s GJEj
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CHAPEL,
ed the 11th.
iby died the 10th.
t Grove cemetery,
, George West,
an has a 10 pound
Mitchell has a 6
and children visit
as been delivering
and collected a per
is been looking for
twins by Decker’s
ifant to Clay Wil
leorge II art wick’s,
going with Frank
; Southern Texas,
as rented Ed. Bow
on is bad off yet.
e picking cotton—
ales of cotton have
late—six to eight
i—five bales to the
get late news that
tter.
at Frank Prisock’s
' nine were girls,
was said to be in
over and instantly
ie 23d, was brought
i for burial. The
icted by Bro. Rob
i and Roberts were
inday evening. The
Henry Hill were at
sning.
and Mrs. Holloway
the 25th.
glaise.
weeks of good
>ed a good deal of
be gathered around
i of Old Glaise. who
luite awhile, passed
ning.
res returned from
where she has been
ner.
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I BALCH.
The farmers of this section are
snatching the fleecy staple with that
original tact.
Two young business men of Texas
made us a hurried visit a few days \
' ago.
Lawson Howard may be seen most
any day with a bewitching smile
playing over his face.
G. A. Tucker has suddenly decamp
ed to battle with the foe on some
distant field.
i
“Home (Scenes or) Ties was play
ed at the school house Tuesday night.
Everybody speaks complimentary of
the merits of the play. The person
el was made up of Remmel and
! Johnston talent.
Z. B. Reid (Singing Reid) began a
singing school at this place Mon
day night. The interest of the teach
er and pupils, as well as the commun
ty, is very enthusiastic. If there is
any melody in a piece of music Z.
B. Reid will “squeeze” it out. All de
siring a good teacher of music will
make no mistake in placing the baton
in Mr. Reid’s hand.
Chas. Balch, our Justice of the
Peace, has been critically ill with
pneumonia, but is improving slowly.
The Misses McFadden—Almeda and
Frieda—two charming young ladies
of Beedeville, are up attending the
singing school.
More anon.
Singer.
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9 Round Trip
ito Memphis!
it our expense. Let us pay your railroad tare
* give you back In CASH and without refr-UP*.
Q. ro '.’id-trip tares as follows:
5.00, or More, Cash Purchase, Round
fare Within 50 Milee of Memphis.
0 00, or More, Oeah Purchase, Round
fare Within 100 Milee of Memphis.
5.00, or More, Cash Purchase. Round
fare Within 150 Miles of Memphis.
'R distances IN NKE proportion.
do Is to buy at our store In quantities as aboTe.
■rger, mors complete and more railed than others
l« very latest New York and Paris Styles In
'S, Dresses, Gowns, Coats,
Skirts, Millinery and Furs.
Neckwear, Negligees, eto. Prices positively the
■every day. Thousands are taking advantage
ad-trip fares—why not YOU? Come right along
the best.
1 hanksgiving Dinner Great Suc
cess.
ii.o dinner given by the A
mericar. Salvation Rand to the
i • •: A < '.'/ii'a" . v
a T' succe-s in every parti'•
ular. i hirty-two home.- were
brig t'*ii'-d by receiving the ba
]1 :ieSage >. eacl < >'■'
v- be c■'*!:' Mined t'o following
item .- :
1 e.'iKSu-n, 1 can tomatoes. 1 .,
l1'1'atOf>. 1 can c m, 1 can
f'.in, i can syrup, ■ .> lb. coffee,
1 to sugar, 1 bunch celery, 5
am; h loaves of bread. 1 head
cabhagey small sack of onions,
1 can fru besides . . pies, ba
nanas, can :v am: chewing gum
for the children.
At some of the homes the
mother’s eyes were bedimmed
with tears as they received their
basnets, and could only look
their thanks, and if the good
I" >1 - < tributed towai’d
the dinner could have been at
the homes when the baskets
were delivered, they would have
been more than paid.
The American Salvation Rand
whims to thank the good people
who have helped them in their
Thanksgiving effort, and al
though they have worked hard,
fe ’ ' illy repaid by b< ing able to
bring' sunshine and gladness in
to the homes of the needy.
Perhaps there were some who
received b. - ket> who were not
worthy, and maybe some have
fallen so low that there seems
but little hope for them, but let
us remember that Christ says:
“Though your sins be as scarlet
I will make them as wool”; a
gain, “I came not to call the
righteous to repentance, but
the deepest dyed sinner”; and
also, “It is not the well that need
a physician, but the sick.”
And so dear reader, who knows
what our lot might have been,
if we should have been placed in
the same circumstances and had
the same things to overcome,
the same obstacles to contend
with in life? Is it not possible
that we might have fallen even
lower than' those we censure?
Let us give thanks to God for
His goodness to all and try to
make the world better by being
in it.
American Salvation Band.
NOT ONLY IN NEWPORT.
Similar Cases Occur Daily In
This Vicinity.
Not only here in Newport but
in our neighboring towns, the
same good story is heard. An
encouraging instance from
Batesville is given here, and will
be read by us with great inter
6St.
~ Rev. F. M. Smith, west side,
Batesville, Ark., says: “I have
suffered for a long time from
backache and my health was be
coming all run down. I had diz
zy spells, my sight blurred and
other symptoms of kidney trou
ble were present. I was fortun
ate enough to hear of Doan’s
Kidney Pills and they went 1m
mediately to the root of the
trouble, restoring me to the best
of health. I have just as much
praise for Doan’s Kidney Pills
today, as I did when I previously
recommended them.’
Price 50c., at all dealers. Don t
simplv ask for a kidney remedy
—get Dorm's Kidney P.lls-the
same that Rev. Smith had. Fos
ter-Milbuvn Co.. Props., Buffalo
N. Y.
Win the $45 Doll.
Little Doris and Opal Gish
won the $45 doll in the prize
contest held by the Famous
Cash Store which closed Thanks
giving morning.
The little girls held cash sale
receipts amounts to $589.32 ane
the totals of the various con
testants were made by Perrj
Clark and the winners an
nounced. ... - *-•
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lor A General. Heal Game
Law.
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1 ■ ii'f: - -me- man: ■ ■ : foree
1: ;■ the fro ■ : battle
>v : genera! . ,- real g.tine
; a'.'.n fi s J-, pi’ut eet a. h-v. 1' say.-:
"V\ hei. a supivn .• c ar- deeis- !
ion by Ju.<ti.-« W ■' knocked b ’
! >nii; hereens the im. ;mumble ;
! gang laws o: i,e v.'-riou- coon
! ties, town-hips and di>: riels
1 Ar. >; ■. -1: -. tilt.* "ii< i *:.o’ 'i ii. -
!
! stcitv received their hr-: ^rudne ,
jaid ir. the matter of th* protec-!
j tion of fish and game in a state-J
'that should be famous for i'-1
j hunting hospitality.
"•1 ust how many ! mting and
'game .aw- there weiv on the j
!statute.- would be hard to deter
mine. All were local, -unit ap
plicable only to the remotest dis
tricts. Ar. Arkansas lawyer who !
: would accept an ordinary fee for
interpreting an Arkansas game
law would be an Arkansas lav-!
;yer long on time and short on j
lucre.
‘‘Fk.it as innumerabf as the
lav,- were, thev usualh* always
readied around a corner and
landed* on the non-residem.
“For instance, if a group of
jHf Springs .-port'men wen:
fishing down the Ouachita river,
they would be all right until
[they came to an imaginary line
marring the border on the ad
joining county, when if they did
not take out their lines, and rush
over to i\lalvern and secure a li
cense, they would be subject to
heart penalties.
“The laws are as absurd a->
they are numerous.
“Judge Wood handed down a
deck ion that says in plain term.
th'.-r . can be no discrimination
bet wee:', the resident of one
county or between the resident
of one state or another state.
That Is too plain to be misunder
stood.
“Now the thing for the sports
men of Arkansas to do is to ask
the enactment of a good general
game law, applicable to all men
alike, but one which will prohib
it ALL persons from hunting in
seasons and in methods that will
hinder that form of sport.
“Then and only then, will the
fish and game of this state be
protected in a manner that it
should be. The present laws de
clared invalid by Judge Wood,
are based on selfishness and are
inhospitable; they were written
in prejudice, rather than in a de
sire to protect the fish and game
of the commonwealth ofArkan
sas” —Fort Smith Times
Record.
Former Bishop’s Health Im
proves.
Special to Independent.
Little Rock, Nov. 25.—The Rt.
Rev. W. M. Brown, former Bish
op of Arkansas, now living in re
tirement at Brownella Cottage,
Galion, Ohio, writes to friends
here that his health has greatly
improved in the last two years.
He is now busily engaged upon
a new book to which he attaches
more importance than any oth
er literary work he has ever
done.
Commends Commissioner s v> ork
Special to Independent.
Little Rock, Nov. 25.—John
T. Burkett, of Camden, writing
Commissioner John H. Page,
commends that official for “his
unflagging zeal for the welfare
of the farmers of the state and
continued activities in their be
half,” and adds:
“What a blessing it would be
were you successful in procuring
the 10,000 one-pound bags of al
falfa seed and having as many
farmers try a small plat of
ground, say 30 by 50 feet, with
[ a pound of seed, the ground to
• be well prepared, limed and in
- oculated with alfalfa germicide.
“The experiment would be
well worth while and if only ten
'££ I he best time to prepare yourself ujj
M f^r the cold, rainy weather which p
|| will soon be here and sS
^ Newr '.i: our history In v e S
ifi oeer. n t.ter prepared to .--d. y.» i Sw
S comforts blankets, -went •reoats. S
cloaks, overcoats and in fact, ev- ^
» cry thir.y that is ne'vso.ry to aj
Sj make you comlortab1.-1 tin's wir- »j
a§ Trad.- with us and gc your 9
3lS dee, decorated quoenswar - art
FREE.
Ladie-' Shoes and High Hutton
Hoots.
We h.ivt; a big stock; also the
Walton all solid leather shoes
for girls and boys. Our line of
men’s shoes can’t be beat.
SKIRTS.
One lot of ladies’ $3.50 Skirts
the latest styles and onlv__$2.39
Another lot of $6.00 and $7.00
skirts fur_$3.9$ and $1.49
SPECIAL.
You may have something you
will ■ ppreciate just fo rthe ask
ing.
GROCERIES.
22 pounds of granulated sugar
Saturday, December 6 only.
for_1_$1.00
Patent Flour, guaranteed
per sack_ -$4.75
22 pounds rice for-$1
Star Tobacco, per pound-45c
Remember, we carry a nice
line of dolls, toys and holiday
goods. Everything in the house
at cut: price during this sale.
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I STORE j
WHY WORRY ABOUT THAT R
COLD ROOM? *
HERE IS THE ANSWER.
A Perfeceion |>
Oil Stove w
THEY ARE SMOKELESS, ^
ODERLESS, ECONOMICAL 91
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Guaranteed By 91
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Pierce Oil Corporation. 5
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per cent were satisfied to en
large their plats, you would have
one thousand more growers lo
cated throughout the state and
I believe would form the basis
of a vast increase in alfalfa cul
ture.”
Clear, white clothes are a sign
that the house keeper uses Red
Cross Ball Blue. Large 2 oz.
package 5 cents.
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Open Day and Night. Prices’Reasonable §|
> Regular Meals 25c |
SHORT ORDERS AND LUNCHES OF :ALL KINDS §}
PROMPTLY SERVED
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Dray Wagon on Street |j
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PHONE 275 g|
One Door Soutn oE Standasd Grocer Co., or Sec* gp
ond Door North oE Earnheart's Saloon
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