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M Hundreds of eager buyers crowded, packed and jammed our store the opening days of our sale. Entire stock j
H of Winter Goods must go regardless of former selling price or cost. Look at these prices. |
Hope Domestic 35c value, the yard. $ .24
25c Light Color Percales..13J
81 inch Bleach or Brown Sheeting 85c
value.. .-.- -64
36 inch Bleach Domestic 30c value.. .19
35c Sea Island Domestic 30c value.. .24
35c Shirtings Light Colors, the yard.18
36 inch Percales, 35c values .29
Limit of 10 yards to customer
jLADIES' WEAR
1 Lot 5.00 Serge Skirts.$2.98
1 Lot 8.00 Silk Poplin Skirts. 4.98
1 Lot 1.00 Wash Waists. .69
1 Lot 6.00 Georgette and Crepe de Chine
Waists. 2.98
4.00 Sweaters.. 2.98
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THE INOEP NDENT
AUSTIN C. WILKERSON
Editor and Publisher.
Entered at the postoffice, Newport
Arkansas as second class mail matter.
SUBSCRIPTION rates.
atAILY—Single copy, 6 cents; par
rack, 16 cents; per month, 60 cents;
,«r year, $5.50, in advance, by earner
a city by mail 'n country
\ ‘VEF ELY—*1.60 per year, payable
JUDGE M’LAIN MADE
LIFE MEMBER OF GOOD
ROADS ASSOCIATION.
N
Judge W. D. McLain is in receipt of
the following letter acknowledging a
letter from him, in which he accepted
Life Membership in the U. S. Good
Roads Association. The Judge has al
ways been a good roads booster and
no doubt will be more active now than
ever in pushing the good roads mov -
ment.
Birmingham, Ala., Jan. 18, 1919.
..... si.
Mr. W. D. McLain,
Newport, Arkansas.
Dear Sir: Your letter of recent
date, accepting Life Membership in
the United States Good Roads Asso
ciation has been received. In reply
we are delighted to have you as a Life
Member of thiB organization. We
hope that you will take an active in
terest in this work, which is to pro
mote and push the good roads move
ment throughout the nation.
Now, the Association is as much
yours as anyone else’s, you have the
same rights and privileges as other
members, and we hope you will exer
cise the same. It is an honor to be a
Life Member of this organization
You were elected! on account of youi
public spiritedness and your interest
in good roads. At an early date, wt
shall take pleasure in mailing you ar
engraved certificate of Life Member
ship.
Hope that from time to time yoi
will make Suggestions in regard t<
j the work of the Association. Youi
i suggestions will have much weigh'
I with the officers and directors of thi
BARGAINS
Bargains are what we are all look
ing for and this is your opportuni- j
ty to get sure enough bargains, so I
read carefully the following list of I
items at less than half today’s J
prices and nothing but the very |
best goods. I
Yard wide Bleached Domestics.-15 i
30c Percales nice patterns. *15
One lot of our best Ginghams worth 40c
only . -23
Men’s heavy Sweater Coats worth $2.00
only . 1-25 f
One lot wide Comforts worth $7.50 each
I only . 4.75 |
I Mil V 'U llllU 1 to . .
Men’s heavy work shoes the $5.00 kind at 3.45
Men’s Gun Metal Dress Shoes, blucher or
I button and worth $6.00 only 3.98
Men’s Wool Shirts very heavy and worth
$5.00 only.. . 2.87
Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s /Vreties, ’ubbers
and Gum Boats, also rain Coats.
Everything in the grocery line, a'so
hav and other feeds. “Do it now”
and you will not have to regret
that you waited.
Bowen's Cash Store
MEN'S WEAR
2.00 Flannel Shirts $1.39
2.25 Overalls. . . 1.75
3.00 Felt Hats Odd Sizes. 1.25
18.00 Overcoats . 13.95
25.00 All Wool Suits ... 18.75
15.00 Worsted Suits . 9.95
1 Lot Work Pants 3.00 values. 1.98
5.00 Dress Pants. 3.98
4.00 Silk Stripe Shirts . 2.98
2.00 Union Suits. 1.45
All other Fur apings reduced.
Famous iish Store
NEW ORT, ARK.
organization. Would also be glad
for you to send the names of ten men,
from your state, who are deserving,.
and would appreciate Life Member-:
ship in the United States Good Roads i
Association. We also hope that you
will make an effort to attend the an
nual meeting of the Association at
Mineral Wells, Texas, April 14th to
the 19th.
Hoping to hear from you from time
to time, we are,
Very truly yours, ■
United States Good Roads Associa
tion.
Per J. A. Roundtree, Secretary.
—JOIN THE C. OF C.—
W. H. Nolen was in from Johns
town this morning and related an in
stance in regard to the recent rob
bery and safe-blowing that occurred
at the store of Frank Howard' several
weeks ago, when three hundred dol
lars in money and scrip were stolen
after the safe had been blown. The
burglar kept the one hundred dollars
1 and more in money, but on yester
day when men on the farm of Uncle
' Jimmie Howard were hauling hay,
1 they discovered a roll of papers which
were the checks amounting to about
one hundred and fifty dollars, also
several dollars in scrip. These were
tucked away nicely under the bam.
Uncle Jimmie’s friends and neighbor’s
have had lots of fun at his expense.
It was Mr. Howard’s nephew’s store
that was burglarized and no clue has
ever been secured. The finding of
the checks and scrip v»ill add nothing
new to the situation.
—JOIN THE C. OF C.—
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are now prepared to serve you
with a fresh supply of Fay Groceries,
fruits, candies and cakes, and we ask
our friends in the city and surround
ing country for their patronage. We
will assure you of our ability to
serve you in a courteous way and with
fair dealings. Thanking you in ad
vance for your patronage.
gins, purchasing agents’ commissions
and retail margin and prices.”
—JOIN THE C. OF C.—
Cordially yours,
CITY GROCERY,
Next door to Independent Office, 210
Front Street.
! Groceries delivered in city. Phone
i No. 401. 246d2t wit
j —JOIN THE C. OF C.—
EXTRA SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
Pinto beans, per lb-99
Lima beans, per lb-TO
Navy beans, per lb-To
Kidney beans, per lb- T2
California black eyed peas, per lb. .10
Extra fine Irish Potatoes, per pk. .40
Prunes, per lb-T1
Kraut, per can-19
Early June sifted peas, per can — . .20
Asparagus, per can- -25
B. E. SNETSER GROCER.
Phone 183. 226d5t.
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FUEL ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
The fuel administrator for Jackson
county has received the following in
formation from H. C. Couch, who re
ceived this telegram from Washing
ton:
“Dr. Garfield announced today,
January 17, that all zone and price
regulations on coke and coal,
except Pennsylvania anthracite, will
be suspended February 1. This re
fers to mine prices, wholesalers’ mar
Every Ladies’, Misses’ and Children s Winter
Coats reduced to one half their regular price.
Come in and look at our line. :ee
Shoes for every member of the family reduced
. for this sale.
1 Lot of men’s work shoes, values to 6.00
out they go for_.I$3.45 g
1 Lot of Men’s, Ladies’, Boy’s and Chil- |g
dren’s shoes values to 4.00 out they go EE
at....-— 1-98 ||j
Entire stock of Men’s and Ladies’ fine Dress =
Shoes, values to 7 00 will he sold for ».... 3.95 =
6.50 Thigh Boots for men, all sizes. 5.45
2.00 and 2.50 Extra heavy overshoes. 1.65 ||
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news of the store into hundreds of
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HEINEMANNS
Pre-Inventory Sale
Small Lots and Big Ones Too
Priced Lowest to Make Sure and Quick Selling
For The Home
35c and 25c Ginghams and Percales - .15
40c and 35c Shirtings ----- .25
35c Flannelettes ------ .19
35c Cotton Checks ----- .23
Blankets reduced 1-4 to 1-3
(Women’s Wear
8.50 to 12.50 Trimmed Hats - - $1.95
This is choice of any Hat in Stock
1 Big Lot of Women and Children's Hats 50c |
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Und erwear
Men’s Ribbed Union Suits, $2.50 values for-$1-45
Men’s Ribbed Union Suits, $3.50 values for___-$1-95 y
Men’s Fleeced and Ribbed Shirts, $1.5 0 values for -75c
Men’s Fleeced and Ribbed Drawers, $1.50 values for-75c
Boy’s Fleeced and Ribbed Union Suits, $1.50 values for----*-«=-75c
! Women’s Ribbed Union Suits $1.75 values for- $1-15
Women’s Ribbed Union Suits, $1.25 values for--- 75c
Women’s Ribbed Vests and Pants, 95c values--- 50c
Children’s Ribbed Union Suits, $1.25 values for---85c
Children’s Ribbed Union Suits, 95c values for---45c
For Men and F oys I
1.50 Heavy Sweaters..75
2.50 and 3 50 Hats ----- 1.00
Clothing'
Ail Suits and Overcoais Reduced
Our Shoe Stock is complete. Only reliable makes are
Shown Here.
IvSole Agents
Bostonians for Men
Queen Quality for Women