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QUAKER Oats Company’s full
^line of serials, Rolled Oats, Puff
ed Rice and Wheat, Dr. Price s Wheat
and Corn Flakes and Kellogg s Corn
Flakes, all selling this week at
R. J. Wise Grocer Co.
Wh re etsy Ross and Blue Mountain Can Goods Are!
Sold--None Better
The J. C. Herron
Plumbing and Heating Company
119 Walnut Street. Telephone 320
SHEET METAL WORK OF ALL'KINDS
“ It’s wonderful how these
Shackamaxon fabrics drape
themselves to your figure.”
“Yes, but do they wear?
Do they stand the racket of
hard business life in all sorts
of weather? That’s what I
want this suit for.”
“My dear man, this suit
will wear. It’s one of the
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Guaranteed fabric*
We guarantee it absolutely. If
it develops a single fault bring it
back here and we’ll make you a
new suit. There’s no uncertainty
about this guarantee. The Shacka
anaxon Mills stand behind us in
every word of it. ’ ’
The new weaves and exclusive designs
in Shackamaxon cheviots, worsteds
and serges are the most beautiful you
ever saw. Stop in and look them over.
Warning Order.
Ed Bright, Plaintiff
vs.
Emma Bright, Defendant.
The defendant, Emma Bright,
is warned to appear in this Court
within thirty days, and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff, Ed
Bright.
March 27, 1911.
George R. Hays, Clerk.
Stuckey & Stuckey, Solicitors for
Plaintiff. 52w4
Marriage License.
J L. Lawhorn and Ada Stull,
both of Grand Glaive.
Harry Rhyan- and Winnie
Payne, both of Auvergne.
Jay llalfaere and Gussie Nel
son, both of Newport.
Bunyan Boose and Annie Par
mer, colored, bom oi lNewport.
Robert Harris and Delilah Da
vis, both of Newport.
R. C. Chamblin and Rosa Ste
phens, both of Swifton.
E. M. F. 30.
If you are thinking of buying
an automobile it would pay you
to see me before April 5th. It
will pay you. Don’t forget the
date. W. D. McLain.
03bS
W. S. Morgan was up from Tu
pelo Wednesday to see his son,
who is getting along nicely, but j
will remain, for another week’s I
treatment under a physician.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Tonight and Friday generally
cloudy.
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Century music at 10 cents a
copy at M. A.Umsted’s. 03b7t
Miss Cora Kimberlin returned
home to Tuckerman last evening
after spending several days with
her sister here.
Century Music ten cents a copy
at M. A. Umsted’s. 03b7
i
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Rob
inson have rented rooms from
Mrs. N. B. Wishon and are again
keeping house.
Northern Seed Corn,Millet and
Sorghum Seed.—Bowen’s Cash ,
Store. 02b30.
Emerson Gardner of Tuckerman
was a county seat business visi
tor this morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Foushee went
out to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Heard’s Tuesday, where she will
make her home.
Century music at M. A. Um
sted’s ten cents a copy for cash.
03b7t
Fred Parish, who has been very
pl with pneumonia for a week,we
are glad to learn, was thought to
be better today.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry E. Dowell
are now comfortably settled at
their newly purchased home at |
601 Hazel street.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Bach is getting along
nicely and Mr. Bach, who is quar
antined, will probably be out in
a day or two.
Z. B. Reid and little son Lee
left this morning for Hardy but
will stop off at Tuckerman and
go to Elgin to see liis brother,
Campbell, who is reported quite
sick.
Col. John P. Paul and daugh
ter, Miss Mamie, and Judge M. M
Stuckey, who attended the funer
al of the late A. C. Jones at Hot
Springs, returned last evening
on No. 18.
Mack Bigham was here Wed
nesday being called home to
Eight Mile by the last illness of
his father. The son has been at
tending Massey Business College
at Birmingham and reached home
Tuesday morning.
Ed Doherty has accepted a po
sition with the First National
Bank. He is a clever and capa
ble young man and a home boy,
whose friends are glad to know
is to be identified with a local
bank.
“All Fool’s Day” is sales day
at the New 5 and 10 Cent Store.
Don’t fool yourself into thinking
you won’t get a bargain. This is
a record-breaker. Our 25 cent
blue and white enamelware on
sale Saturday for 10 cents. 04d2w
Clarence B. Crook today sold
to Norman Wolff and W. A. Bil
lingsley 40 horse power four pas
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senger uvenauu cans uj. me
est torpedo design, to be deliv
ered in Newport as soon as pos
sible. *
Real Estate Transfers.
F. D. McCaffery and wife to
R. J. Hatchett, 40 acres 11, 12
9-2, $5000.
L. L. Hughes and wife to J. B.
Moody, 80 acres 3G-9-1, $5000.
J. B. Moody and wife to E. S.
Heaton, 80 acres 36-9-1, $500.
Elmira Glover and Sarah Ford
to Chas, E. Penix, 20 acres 35
13-1, $50.
Herschel Cast to M. E. Haw
ley, lots 5 and 6, block 1, Cast s
First Addition, Swifton, $250.
George F. Seonyers and wife
et al to Malissa Bleakley, 120
acres 18-11-2 and tract in 18-11-2,
$1.
Thos. W. Dillard et al to Mrs.
Jennie Dillard, 1 acre 10-11-3,
$1000.
Jackson County Land Company
to John C. Brissenden, 80 acres
11-14-1, $800.
Wilmans Land Company to
Billy Bandy, 40 acres 21-12-2 and
one-half interest 200 acres 22.
21-12-21 $3500.
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Notice of Confirmation. i
In the Jackson Chancery
Court.
Ilerschel Cast
vs. j
SE1/4 of SWI/4, Sec. 23, Town
Ship 14 North, Range 2 West,
and other lands.
Whereas on the 28th day of j
March, 1911, there was filed in
the office of the Clerk of the j
Chancery Court of Jackson Coun
ty, Arkansas, the petition of
Ilerschel Cast, asking that the
title of the following described
tract of land, situated in said
Jackson County, be quieted and
confirmed in him the said Her
schel Cast, to-wit:
The South East Quarter of the
South West Quarter of Section
Twenty-three (23); the West
Half of the South East Quarter,
of Section Twenty-three (23);
and the North Half of the North
West Quarter of Section Twenty
six (26), all in Township Four
teen (14), North Range Two (2)
West; and calling on all per
sons who claim any interest in
the above described lands to ap
pear in said Court and show
cause why the title of said lands
should not be quieted and con
firmed in. him, the said Herschel
Cast.
Now therefore, I, Geo. R. Hays,
Clerk of the Jackson Chancery
Court, do hereby warn all par
ties claiming an interest in said
lands to appear in said Court on
Monday, the 22nd. day of May,
1911, the same being the First
day of May Term of said Court
for 1911, to show cause, if any,
why the title of the petitioner in
the said land should not be quiet
ed and confirmed in him.
In Testimony whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand as such
Clerk and affixed the seal of
said Court on this the 28th day
of March, 1911.
Geo. R. Hays,
Clerk of the Chancery Court of
Jackson County, Arkansas.
^DEPOSITS <DF
$1.0° UPWARDS
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pi J Small Accounts |
YOU need have no hesitation about open
ing a bank account with a small amount.
Many of our accounts have grown steadily
over a period of years, and it has been a
source of gratification to our officers to know
that they have assisted our depositors to in
crease their business and accounts.
The person who opens an account with a
small amount in this bank receives the same
courteous attention and efficient service as
the one who deposits a large sum.
THE BANK WITH THE BIG SURPLUS II
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1 A Specially Attractive Line of
I Ladies’ Waists
1 and Underwear
I Worth Seeing and Worth Buying. You’ll Agree With Us
I On This Point.
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I Our Embroideries
I Are Meeting With Compliment and A Big Sale
I You like to practice economy and you
I like to wear good, first-class garments.
I We have a splendid assortment of worthy
1 merchandise and we would be pleased to
I serve you.
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I The Winner Store
I Now In Bailey Bros. Building
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I As A Special Inducement
! To our friends and customers who will i
I come and look over our new spring stock
of furniture and carpets, and purchase their
spring needs of us, we will allow, during the
10 days following our opening, March 29
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A Special Ten per cent Cash Discount
On All Furniture and Carpets
Bought of Us During That Time
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We are offering some exceptional values in | j
Quartered, Early English and Golden Oak Furniture, H
Grand Rapids and Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators, ||
I Brussels, Fiber and Axminster Rugs, China and ||
Japanese Mattings, Roll Carpets and Linoleums. I j
We especially want to call your attention to our | j
line of Mission Chairs and Rockers, China Closets, 9
Dining Tables and Iron and Brass Beds. 9
You are cordially invited to call and inspect these H
lines and get our special ten per cent off price. j 1
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