So Much Depends
on a good appearance in this life
that it behoqyes everyone to
keep his clothes up to the mark.
More especially is this true when
cuts so little figure.
new Michaels-SWn Fall
Styles demonstrate what we
mean.
All wool fabrics in perfection
of Style, Fit and Finish await
you here at prices to meet any
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Winner Store
Now In Baltoy Bros. Building
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t let the cold chills chase all over you. Buy three
• suits of our ALL WOOL winter underwear and keep warm.
We wont warm you on the price.
We can fit you because o irs is the store that carries the
lip'jig Whenever you want anything in our line lei us line you
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Morse's nne canaies. e < uim
Miss Joe Chastain of Little
Rock, who has been visiting her
mother at Batesville, spent Wed
nesday here with her sister, Mrs.
T. W. Hopkins, on her return
home.
The City Drug Store receives j
regularly fresh shipments of
Morse’s fine candies. 87blm
Ed Parrott went to Tucker
man today to spend the day.
In fresh fruits of every kind,
Riley’s Restaurant continues to
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“Human Hearts” pleased the
large audience present at the
Empire last evening, being de
cidedly the best attraction there
this season.—Jonesboro Sun.
Sittings day and night until
9:30 p. m. at the Van Hendrix
Studio. 84btf.
Mrs. J. E. McElwee will arrive
home tomorrow from a visit to
McAlister, Oklahoma.
The City Drug Store receives
regularly fresh shipments of
Morse’s fine candies. 87blm
J. E. Doherty left Wednesday
morning for Batesville and Cal
ico Rock.
Mrs. R. G. Trickett and Mrs.
A. E. Settle of Little Rock were
guests at the Hazel hotel last
night en route to Aurora, Mo.
Sittings day and night until
9:30 p. m. at the Van Hendrix
[Studio. v 84btf.
Miss Mae Kline returned to
her home at Little Rock Wed
nesday ^evening after 3 visit to
bur city, where she is jnush ad
mired and has many friends.
For Sale-^practically new
Cottage organ. $35 cash takes
it. Independent office. 61btf
Mrs. Harry Palmer is expected
to return here this evening after
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mosbv of Batesville.
You can write fifteen thous
and words with one filling of a
Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pen.
Buy a Waterman’s Ideal, at
Price’s bookstore, and dip no
more. 69b tf
Mrs. T. B. Padgett of Bates
..ie was a guest at the McLain
hotel last night on her return
home from a visit to several
places throughout the state.
The market closed Wednesday
only a few points off and the
ginners report evidently had lit
tle influence on the same. While
the decline continued a few more
points Thursday, the trouble
seems to be the failure of the
big cotton factors to secure buy
ers and cotton men as a rule look
for still lower prices. The street
price Thursday ranged all the
way from 9 1-4 down to 8 3-4.
whc
Itainey’s/'ieturned Jiome this
morning after an extended visit
to Memphis, Wynne and differ
ent poxhts in Mississippi.—Para
gould Free-Press.
For Rent—Small room or
Front street for business stand,
Apply to 514 Front. 86dtf.
Charles Shelley of Grand
Glaize is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Fred Paul on Fifth street.
Mrs. H. G. Bunn returned
from Little Rock Tuesday even
ing where she took her little
daughter, Dorothy, who had her
tonsils removed by a specialist,
and we are glad to learn that she
is doing nicely. ^
R. H. Meyer will leave this ev
ening for St. Louis, whe$e he will
meet his sister, Mrs. Millie and
Elsie Frank Carl and Milton
Frank who will ari’iye today in
New York from Germany. Mrs.
Frank is' the mother of Mrs.
Manuel Mayer nee Irma Frank.
They are expected to arrive in
Jonesboro Saturday evening. —
Jonesboro Sun.
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8 Rooms 21 and 22 ?
0 Wishon Building.
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BREAD, CAKES, PIES,
COFFEE ROLLS,
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; things that this bakery invents,
! and turns out, each and all are
\ appetizing, and healthful.
| IT'S HERE YOU GET BEST
BAKED STUFF MADE.
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CITY BAKERY.
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I Take a look at your last winter’s
oral for this winter, if so you can
than the usual price.
California blankets in pretty $12 and $15
plaids,snow white, with pink fine quality lambs wool,
and blue borders, as well as shrunk, 12-4 wide, snow
neat plain colors, of line and fancy plaid,, eJ[cep
lambs wool and steam _
shrunk per pr.....J6.50 the ***
i pair
Pure Wool and steam shrunk .
blankets in white, with rent Teddy Bear Blankets
pink and bbo borders, ,oby and blue, With
full size for double bed, p r Bear patterns,
...**••». $o.00 each • • • • * t». *. '•' ■ .*.$*■’< r
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I KNIT UNDERWEAR «FOR CHILDREN
It’s time to buy winter underwear for the
a mistake and buy any kind of a garment,
B) that the garments are cut to fit the curtrf|j
f they are elasticcso that they will give to bfw
Merode or Munsing ynderwear is what you
J commend it as the most sensible and satisf
F derwear that we know anything about.
The store that gives4he best value
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