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rjlCE HOURS:
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2 p. m. to 5 in.
Office Telephone 207
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dentist. I
BOOMS 11 AND is X
LISBON BUILDING |
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)id You Ever Wash Clothes
n the old fashioned way with
rooden washtubs?
Perhaps that is still your method
nd you look forward to each wash
lay with delight. Well, hardly!
A set of Standard" laundry
my* would mean an orderly laun
dry, one of more inviting appear
ince and easier laundering and your
atisfaction would not be lessened
iy the high class workmanship
irhich characterizes the work we do.
!.R. Whitten
[cLai* Bldg- Phone 154
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Is the cause of much misery and expense. It ifJh
J clogs the vital organs with impurities and brings IPrJ
HP on a general break-down of health. Jj
j PRICKLY ASH BITTERS I
■ Is a bowel regulator of the greatest merit. It V
[H relieves the bowels mildly yet thoroughly and
IU extends its cleansing and strengthening influence f^ll
'Jm to every part of the body. Mi
m the Oenulne with the Figure *‘J” In Red on Trent label. %
Sold by Druggists. Price $1.06 per bottle.
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Planters Sell
By Bell Telephone 1
PLANTERS often make big sales by Bell f
Telephone. 1
Sales amounting to as much as $5,000 f
have been made over the Bell Telephone. |
| Telephone sales—large and small—take |
1 but a few minutes and correspondence is un- I
1 necessary. 1
| A few cents a day will put a Bell Tele- I
| phone on your plantation.
] The Southwestern Telegraph
I and Telephone Company
1 J. P. WHITSON. Manager, [
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AbWlTIONAL LOCAL.
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Mrs. J. S. Graham, one of
Tuckerman's estimable ladies,
was shopping in town a few
hours this morning.
Dr. Elbert Watson is at Lit
tle Rock today, attending the
annual conference of the Iron
Mountain Railway Surgeons.
Phil Carroll, superintendent of
the Missouri Division of the
Iron Mountain, with headquar
ters at Poplar Bluff, was a visit
or at the local Iron Mountain of
lfice today.
! Alcom Ferguson, Misses Lou
j and Willie Overton Minor will j
leave this evening for Augusta
to attend the marriage of Mr. i
Hubert Case and Miss Willie I
Ferguson, which takes place
| Wednesday at high noon.
Morphine Proves Fatal.
Pine Bluff, Oct. 20—G. C. Port,
wood of Black Rock died here to
day following an overdose of
morphine- He was found in his
room over a saloon early Sun
day morning and was attended
by the city physician, who pro
nounced him out of danger. To
day when the sick man was call
ed upon by a porter he was found
dead. Letters found in his
pockets revealed his identity and
j the fact that he has two sisters
and one brother. The sisters
are Mrs- Jane Rogers and Miss
Mollie Portwood at Hutchinson,
Kansas; the brother is George
Portwood of Abilene, Texas.
Missionary Institute October 28.
The District Missionary Insti
tute of the Batesville District
will be held at Alicia next Tues
day, October 28th- A special
program is being arranged for
the occasion which promises to
be of great interest. All the
Missionary Societies of the Dis
trict are expected to be repre
sented and it is hoped that we
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I Open Day and Night. Prices Reasonable ^
Regular Meals 25c |
SHORT ORDERS AND LUNCHES OF ALL KINDS gj
PROMPTLY SERVED jfi
Let Us Do Your Hauling |S
Dray Wagon on Street J
W. M. PRICE, Prop. |
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£3 Second Door Soutn of Standasd Grocer Co., or Sec- S3
ipHJ ond Door North of Earnheart’s Saloon |p
will have a full attendance. The
people of Alicia are looking for
ward to extend their hospitality
to the pleasure and comfort of
all the delegates and visitors
V. T. McCaffery.
If excitement brings on a beatlarfl* 1
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ITHE EARLY BIRD SALE!
I-OCTOB I Hi to 28th-—— f
i The BEST of Service and Merchandise if y°u come to Heinemann s Store s
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S THAT ARE IN GREAT FAVOR
H The showing we are making this
| season comprises all the silks fa
vored by fashion for every oc
? casion and the items listed be
in low but suggest our ability to
£ serve you:
£ -
| Dress Goods.
5 75c plain poplins in assorted
!p colors_49c
in $1.25 plain satins, 1 yd wide in
all colors_98c
H $2.50 crepe meteors in all the
y» shades_$1.98
jp $1.50 crepe de chine, black and
white_98c
Hi $3.50 brocaded velvets and
§ satins...__$2.98
Ejjjj All other silks will be sold ac
le cordingly as we cannot spare
jp space for prices.
^ 40 inch charmeuse, regular $2.50
Si satin, all colors_$1.98
^ Our dress goods stock is one of
Es the largest in the city. We have
t£ several numbers we must men
g tion
New shepherd checks in black
ar; and white, blue and white, $1
£ value... 89c
|p ...
Wool crepe, a popular all wool fa
bric shown for street and even
ing wear, all shades, was $1 val
ue, now_79c
54 inch all wool serges in all col
ors, $1.50 value now-$1-29
44 inch serges, Bedford, brocad
ed woolen fabrics $1.25 value
now _ 98c
Imported tailors suitings in all
colors, $2.00 values now„$1.49
You will find all of our dress
goods are from Laporte Woolen
Mills and are the newest pat
terns on the market.
We bought heavy in our linens
in damask and if you will give
us a chance to show you all our
stock in table linen, you will buy
now for Christmas. We carry
all the widths—54, 72 and 85
inches for square and round ta
bles, 20 per cent off.
90 inch linen, $1.50 value~$1.19
Gloves.
Ladies, you have always want
ed a good glove in the town. Now
we have it—not saying like on
corsets, we have the only one,
but we have just as good, the
celebrated P. Centimeri & Co.
Price__»-50’ s2-°° _
Outings and Flan=
nelettes.
Extra heavy Kimona flannelettes
in all the newest patterns, 20 and
25 cent values now-12'/zc
All solid outings, white, blue,
pink, cream, 121/2 and 15c val
ues now-9c
Underwear outings and gown
patterns 10 and 12i/2 cent val
ues now_8 l-3c
Brown Domestic
and Sheetings.
9-4 sheeting, 40c value-25c
40 inch sheeting, 10c value
now_8 l-3c
36 inch sheeting, 8c value
now
Ladies and Misses Sweaters in
all shades at a big reduction.
Long gloves_ $3.50 to$5.50
Queen Quality Shoes for Women
—Bostonians for Men.
LACE CURTAINS
100 pairs of lace curtains, rang
ing from $7.50 down to $2.50—
you may have any pair in the lot
for_-_—-$1.98
Ladies’ Hose
In silk, silk lisle in black and tan.
we will quote you a few prices.
$1.50 black and white silk hose
now_98c
$1.00 black and white silk hose
now_89c
75c black and white and tan silk
lisle hose now-48c
50c black and white and tan silk
lisle hose now-39c
50 prs. of black and tan embroid
ered hose, good values, were
$1.00 values now-25c
Ladis' Suits and Coats.
An incomparable selection of
new suits and coats awaits your
inspection and you will say that
they are the most stylish you
have seen in our city. The stock
in our coat and suit section has
been greatly augmented during
the last few days. Our suits will
be sold at the following prices:
$40.00 suits at-$80
$30. 00 suits at.—$20
$25.00 suits at-$19
. $20.00 suits at-$15
TWO FREE PRIZES.
A Hammerless Shotgun to the lucky
man; a Raincoat to the lady. .Call
and get your number.__
Men’s and Boys’ ^
Clothing- yjj
You well know we carry the Hi
best Boys’ Clothing in your Ifi
midst. Every suit is branded ^
Perfection, and we carry 25 diff
erent patterns. 20 per cent off
on all clothing. aR
$25.00 Suits, now_$19.50 Hi
$20.00 Suits, now_$17.50 WS
$17.50 Suits, now_$14.50 jya
$15 00 Suits, now_$12.50
$12.50 Suits, now_$9.98 “j
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Men’s Shoes. Hi
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In lots as follows: _100 pairs, u*
composed of patent leather, gun “2
metal, vici kid and velour calf,
ranging from $5.00 to $3.50, Hi
will go at_$2.98 ^
Lot 2. All of Lot 2 is com- ^
posed of patent, gun metal and !n
kid, regular $3.00 and $2.50 val- Hi
ues going at_$1-98 |fj
Lot 3. Ladies’ Shoes in $4.00 ®
and $3.50 values. High grade £
goods, composed of patent leath- Hi
ers, gun metal, vici kid and tan yj
big values at__—$2.98
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