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WEATHER FORECAST.
Tonight and Friday generally
fair
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Doll cabs cradles and swings
at Price’s Bookstore. 09bt f
Mrs. T. W. Collier of Tupelo
, Was shopping in town today.
The little son of Dr. and Mrs.
C. E. Carroll is reported quite
sick
If its “Holiday Roods,” 'we
have them.—Askew's Variety
Store. 1 tb7
Forrest M. Bleakley of Au
vergne was a county seat visitor
today.
Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Skinner
and two daughters, Misses Lucy
and Clara of Searcy, were here
this morning, en route to Bates
Ville, where Mr. Skinner has
been assigned the Batesville dis
trict as his pastoral work.
, Mrs. Ben Brann was down
from Swifton this morning
1 shopping.
J. D. Price for holiday pres
ents suitable for everybody,
j 09btf.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Smith
are at Helena for a while, where
(Mr. Smith is employed for the
present.
I)r. V. M. McDowell of Tupelo
spent Wednesday here and at
tended the organization of the
Jackson County Fair Associa
t ion
Prices Bookstiore for toys of
all kinds--iron toys, tin toys,
wooden toys, tin horns, drums,
, mechanical toys, trains, pianos,
i in fact a big line of holiday
goods of every description. Call
and see our stock before buying.
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Jackson county has a new dep
i uty sheriff, being a fine 10 pound
! boy, who arrived Wednesday at
the home of Sheriff and Mrs. J.
F. McCuistion to add an extra
amount of Christmas sunshine.
At Price’s bookstore you will ^
find a large and complete stock
of dolls, all prices, all kinds,
sizes, etc. Largest stock in
! town. 09btf.
j Christmas seals, tags and
: stamps in great variety at I. D. j
i Price’s Bookstore. 09btf. I
Our holiday goods are now on
display for Inspection, and you
j are invited to look at our line,
and do your shopping early.—
(Askew’s Variety Store. Mb7
C. It. Pate, Judge M. M.
Stuckey and P. H. Van Dyke at
tended the funeral services of
the late Frank M. Dunn at Tuck
erman Wednesday
We have the largest stock of
Books that we have ever hand
led. Books for boys, and books
for girls, also books for grown
ups. Algers, Boy Scouts, Avia
tors, Tom Swift, and many oth
er authors. Also large list of
popular copyright by the best
authors, 50c each, formerly were
$1-50. 09btf.
A. Kaufman, T. E- Olmstead,
A. A. Hodge and William John
son of Heber Springs were here
last night going to Batesville to
attend Federal court.
A telegram from Toyland to
C. A. Morgan says: “Tell all the
good children and all who are go
ing to be good to meet me from
1 to 4:30 p- m- Saturday at the
5 and 10 Cent Store. All should
bring their parents and don’t
forget to bring letters signed.
d2wl Santa Claus.
Do Your CIotnesLook Yellow:
If so use Red Cross Ball Blue. It
will make them white as snow.
Large 2 oz. package 5 cents.
Dishes in great variety and
prices that are sure to please,
any quantity you want—As
kew’s Variety Store. 14b7
Cotton is bringing all the way
from 9 to 111/2 cents on the lo
cal market and seed is selling
at $18 per ton. While the mar
ket has a wide range owing to
grades, most of the cotton brings
11 to 11 1-4 cents. The govern
ment estimate to be given out
Friday afternoon, being the
first of the season, is expected
to be a strong factor in the tend
ency of the market hereafter.
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Real Estate Transfers.
Berry Janet Elston to F. L.
Bleakley, 40 acres 1-10-3, $450.
J. A. West and wife to W- J.
Everette, 80 acres 12-13-2, $800.
W- J. Everette and wife to F.
P. Ring, 80 acres 12-13-2, $700.
Ed La Tourette and wife to J.
F. Miles, 80 acres 19-10-4, $130.
Clark Dothard and wife to W.
i N- Dunaway, tract in 30, 13, 24
11-2, 3, $1.
J. S. Wilmans and wife to A.
P. Parks, li/2 acres 1-10-4, $1.
J. A. Watkins, Jr., to Alberta
W. Nelligan, interest in estate of
E. L. Watson as provided in his j
last will and testament, convey
1 ed to second party by first party,
as trustee.
David K. Motsinger to B. S. j
j Brann, 160 acres 3-14-1, $850.
R. V. Blanton and wife to H.
! G. Mantooth, 80 acres 5-11-3,
1 $125.
Albert B. Collier and wife to
1 Turner W. Collier, 61 acres 20
j 9-2, $1
Richard Reed to John D. Reed,
j 40 acres 3-10-4, $1.
1 Joseph Balmaz and wife to
i Mrs. Louisa D. Wallace, 2-3 lot
j 3, block 21, Newport, $1,950.
. N- B. Wishon to S. A. Salman,
! 1 2 lot 260, Walnut Grove Cem
' etery, $25.
; Edward Raymond and wife to
Lonza Swann, lot 9, block 9,
■* Range 1 East, Jacksonport, $45.
' C- E. Smith, commissioner, to
; W. A. Billingsley, 520 acres, 4,
[ 5, 8-13-1, $5,893.
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■ We •L'f One Hundred Dollars Reward !«r any
Bcaae of Cutarrb that cannot be cured by Hulls
Catarrh Cure.
a F. J. CHI N 1'V * CO . Toledo. Q.
Jl We. the understjnK'd. have known 1 J. Cheney
u for the last 15 years, atul believe hlui pereetly hop..
■ orablo in *11 business* transactions and tiuahei.i’.Iv
Q able to cany ovit any obligations made bv his firm.
National Rank or Covmkkcv.
* 1 oledo, Oh.0
fl Hall’s Catarrh Cure is t< n internally, arte
Rr.'« tly U|HH» the »>!•• > ■ ....
? system. lestl.uoi. v.' .,e. i t we .» ceuu
y oonle. Sold b\ all Drnrg • »>.
1 ‘Vvke Hall s i'cmtly l i.- vr %vnstt;*a
Marriage License.
Britt Rollins and Edna Han
nington, both of Swifton.
J. W. Turner, Newport, and
Parmatta Steward, colored,
Tuckerman.
N. 0. Rushing and Mrs. L.
Crawford, both of Beedeville
Horace Painter and Josie Hall
mark, both of Tuckerman.
Frank Eswine and Lillian Ow
ens, both of Olyphant.
Willard Elton Carder and Jew
el A. Mosley, both of Bradford
N. B. Merrell and Margaret A.
L. Cobb, both of Newport.
Chas. Wilson and Mattie Ful
ton, colored, both of Newport.
Grant Dupins and Gertrude
Hunt, colored, both of Newport.
James Dickerson and Lucy
Ann Campbell, both of Newport
George Billenger and Myrtle
Witt, both of Grubbs.
John Minicks and Vanor Lem
ons, both of Dunnington.
C. H- Brewer and Fannie Flen
ey, both of Newark.
Will Boswell and Emma Hen
drix, both of Newport.
Public Sale of cattle, hogs,
farming implements and house
hold goods at my home on Ex
perimental farm. Sale opens at
10 a. m. Saturday, December 13
—J. L. Davis. 10b7t.
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| Stoves Now E
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equipped with Moore • WILSON OAK 5
* Everlasting Firepot saves WILSON AIR g™
B 1-3 to 1-2 the Fuel tight
S Burns—the gas—the ^BLAST °T ^
B smoke—the soot. WILSON WOOD ^
B Will burn cheapest slack HEATERS !afi
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ira Holds fire 12 tb 24 hours. BURNER qp
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B JOINTS ^ WOOD Wn
K A HEATERS $1 (£
■ DUST WICKING AND UP WE
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B JJJS’ * FIRE SHOVELS, ^
B «\ TONGS AND W
**=. POKERS
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Those I
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money sa Christmas |,
i gifts and wish to re
member relatives or
: friends living at
some distant point i
in this or roreign j
Countries find our
drafts particularly
I lesirable for send
ing funds- These
drafts are conveni- j
ent, afford uncjues
| tioned safety, econ
omy and the money
reaches its destina
tion without delay.
You are invited to
make use of this fa
; cility,
REMEMBER the
most acceptable gift
of all is a bank ac
count opened at
The Bank With the
Big Surplus.
The
First
National
Bank
| Newport, Arkansas
Moving
Sale
During December with each
6.00 Cash Purchase you can get
22 pounds granulated sugar—20
pounds any old day except Sun
day.
FLOUR.
GOLD LEAF, SPOTLESS, SELF
RISING
WHITE RIBBON
COFFEE.
OLD JUDGE, GOLD MINE AND
CASCADE
MOLASSES.
VELVA, KARO AND CHALLENGE
FAUST MACARONI AND SPE
GHETTI.10c
PURITY OATS, 10c
CAN GOODS AND PICKLE
COUNTRY EGGS AND BUTTER
BOUGHT WHEN OFFERED
P. S. White
Mrs. James Evaa«.
Mrs. Lena Evans, ages 27
ymars and wife of James Evans, |
lied of septic poison at 12:15
rhursday afternoon at her home
on Elm street.
Funeral services from the
home Friday morning, burial fol
lowing at Walnut Grove ceme
MtOOwMOOOtMyMMMMOOGOQOOQft
10.1. Hubert |
| SASH, LUMBER, I
| SHINGLES, |
| BOORS, BRICK. !
| NEW LUMBER YARD
| Lower End Front Street
$ ESTIMATES FURNISHED |
| Telephone 278. |
^oorMMM»e>oe«>oc)oooooex30on.
tery. ^
The* deceased Was n
°f tbe baptist church and6^
Gve of Independence coun*
bhe leaves a husband and f?
children, the eldest bein^
years of age. They are oi,
Forrest, -Jnsephine and Lieuait
Leans and the sympathy of th
community goes out to thi«
stricken family in the loss of!
wife and mother. j
Go to I. U. Price’s for veloci
pedes and roc icy horses. 09bt
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* A Host of Gift Lines
£ Await You
£ At the Store With the Christmas Spirit
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Sfjj With but few shopping days left before Christmas,
Jfi there is much to be done—consequently you should
shop at “The Big Store”, where you will find the best
yg for the price, no matter what the price in any of our
yj vast stocks of holiday merchandise. Our one word of
£ advice to all is to “SHOP EARLY”. Shop early for
your own comfort and satisfaction— for everybody’s
£ comfort and satisfaction.
Ul If you shop early, the merchandise displays are
Sfj better arranged, assortments are more complete—
^ salespeople can give you more individual attention. S
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W Bags are the Vogue and Make Splendid S
* Gifts
[Ucj The new plaited effect, the Envelope Bag with out
wEj side flaps, and strap handle, the Polo Bag, the Flirting
[ycj Bag, fitted with mirrors and toilet accessories, are some
qi^ of the styles for you to select from.
era at,.
tuEj Genuine Pin Seal, Corona Seal and Moire Silk, in
[Uc^ all colors prices ranging from--$1.00 to $1.98
[affl “Polo Bag” with extra coin purse and mirror_$1.98
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| HANDKERCHIEFS!
^ ft Enough to Supply the Entire'City jj
|U5 Certain it is, we have never shown such wonderful
varieties of beautiful Handkerchiefs during any
3™ Christmas season in past years. Hand and Alpine em*
ilfj broidery in one and four cornered effects, some with
^ real hand scallops. j
?fl Also initial handkerchiefs for men, prices ranging
from _10c to $1.50 each
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j| Some practical Christmas gifts:
SR TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES
! W RAYSER SILK GLOVES
! Sfi ONYX SILK HOSE
I H SATIN DAMASK TABLE CLOTH and NAPKINS
UC PURE LINEN TEA SET—SCALLOPED BORDER
Ifj FANCY HUCK or SATIN DAMASK TOWEL
! 5 LAMB’S WOOL BLANKETS—WHITE-or PLAID |
5 FANCY ROBE BLANKET for BATH ROBES
JJ PURE WHITE COTTON COMFORT
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j ® Besides this, we have any number of useful Christ
! K Gifts. _
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W “The Big Store”
5 THE HOUSE OFl SATISFACTION _
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