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OFFICE HOURS:
9 a. m. to 11 a- ra*
2 p. in. to 6 p. m.
Office Telephone 207
W. A. M I N K
CONTRACTOR
and BUILDER
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TELEPHONE 208
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Residence loll Dewev Avenue
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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India haa 147 vernacular languages.
I0NFIDENCE
ho keeps his money in the bank while he
eates a friend in the bank to whom he can
; has little. Showing confidence in our a
care of you begets our confidence in you.
y earned your confidence through our
r and helpful service. We welcome your
Farmers Banh j
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nd Night. Prices Reasonable j|
gular Meals 25c |
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PROMPTLY SERVED |
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ray Wagon on Street |
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PHONE 275
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Leifer Seed Yield
li SEEDS OF EVERY KNWON VARIETY
If Interested Write For Special Price List. We Sell Safes, Roofing
| Building Material and Hardware
Leifer Bros. Seed Company
104 East Markham Street LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
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9 - HAVE ACCEPTED THIS OFFER AND SPENT MY RE
I lNG DaYS in COMFORT. IT IS TOO I ATE! TOO LATE!
nevern0T save ^s money, thinking a chance to use it
and d “e: ,''den a splendid opportunity came he had no
«^P**ntig himsplfle<^ himself to live in poverty for the rest his life
every remaining moment for his folly and drawn out
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B' ?ne day have such an opportunity. Take heed.
■- "ng NOW. Come in and talk it over today.
•KANSAS BANK & TRUST CO
^BL^^N^WPORT, ARKANSAS , o
Holiday Goods at
BEVENS'
| What the advantages are in
buying from Bevens' Holiday
line. New and exclusive assort
ments. The largest line ever
brought to Newport—careful
j selec tions from live of the best
land largest lines in the country.
rjq Hand Bags_$2 to $10 ■ ^
^ Mesh Bags_$3 to $10 pk
Vanity Bags—23c to $2
^ Card Cases glj
1 sn! Gents’_50c to $3.50 h:h
j!HHi Cigar Cases__$1 to $2.50 aEii
Handkerchief [HEP
|U5 Cases_75c to $2 i;V;
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Q^jj Gift Books_25c to $1.30
| njF> Artificial flowers
plain_75c
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sni Artificial -flowers,
j [HE] with holder_$1.50 [HEP
j^j Three assortments and dpi j
I [us makes of Japanese fL'=!
5 l.uskets-75c to $5
Drinking cups
ani from_10c to $1.50 V
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SrO Dinnergongs_$1.50 to $3 arC
!Hni Work baskets_$1 to $6 [Hnij
niF3 rr_• .r (U5
■ am ..- ciu
i ^ cases-$1 to Si jy=j
! njp Box paper._25c to $5 rjp
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1 nip Library sets—uc to >2 .
jj yL Manicuresets__$l to $15 ry
5 Jewel boxes__25c to $10
n up tys
\ f° Ivory clocks Jp
\ from_$1.25 to $3.50 LM
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j yy Picture frames
i ^ from-25c to $2 ^ i
! up Serving trays O^jj
| from_50c to $3:50 njp!
| Jy Shaving pads-2oc
| y™ shaving sets
aHi from_50c to $7.50
Office baskets bm |
up from_25c to $1.50 ^
up Puff boxes-35c to $1 ^
r,_p Framed pictures tfpjj
^ from_25c to $2.50 ^
^ Postcard boxes bo
afi and albums—25c to $2 ^
2ni Military sets_$1.50 to $8 snl
: up Mirrors_25c to $7-50 ^
: up Chafing dishes ^
; from_$5 to $12.50 ^
j ^ Electric toasters-$5 ^
• jp™ Percolators--$10 ^
? ^ Safety razors
^ from_25c to $8.50 hni
Hudnuts, Vanlines, Pal- hnl
mers and Colgates lines [ycj
of perfumes and toilet
preparations. ^
A Big Line of Cut Glass
Casseroles-$2 to $5 SHH3
Perfume atom
izers_50c to $7.50 iy|jj
Umbrella stands ^
brass-$5 to $6
Pipes in cases [y=
from_$2 to $12.50 ^nl
Electroliers__$4 to$12.50 Isni
Tie racks_25c to $1 ^
Ivory fans_75c to $1.50
Comb and brush
sets_$1 to $5
Comb, brush and
mirror sets—$2 to $20
Caster sets-75c to $4
Candlesticks__$l to $12
Candle shades-65c
Stickers, postcards and
tissue paper.
Year by year the Bevens’ line
improves in size, variety and
values. It is our chief aim to
make it more attractive each
year. This year we honestly
believe that our line constitutes
the best assortment ever hand
led in our city.
We ask a share of your holi
day trade. Buy early and get
what you want. Remember the
most desirable items go quick
est.
W. E. Bevens
Drug Store
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R. F. Dunn Dead
The sudden death .near
Tuckermnn. today. (Monday) at
no n. of I- haul Dunn, earn* a
shook to Ills largo circle of
friends in Newport, as weii a
all over the county.
Mr. 1)unn. who w;
years of ag • at wot at
his sawmill, afoul two mile
east of Tucl-.erman. and his two
sons, who were at work along
with their lather, returned
from dinner at noon and found
their father, whom they had
left less than an hour before, ly
ing upon the ground dead.
Death must have been from
heart trouble, as the deceased
was in his usual good health.
The deceased is survived by a
wife and several children to
whom is extended the sympathy
of their friends.
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Samuel \\. Taggart
A message to Samuel Tag
gart in this city Sunday an
nounced the death of his father,
Samuel W- Taggart at the home
Of his son Malcolm Taggart at
Oil City, Louisana, Sunday af
ternoon from a long illness.
The deceased left here several
weeks a.go from Hot Springs and
from there went to Lousiana.
The remains will reach New
port this evening on No. 0, the
funeral to be held at the Metho
dist church Tuesday morning at
10:80, conducted by Rev. B. L
Wilford, burial to follow at Wal
nut Grove cemetery.
The death of M r. Taggart,
who was 82 years old, is a sad
one and the two little children,
Margaret and James, who are
with an aunt in California, as
well as the two surviving grown
sons, Malcolm and Samuel, have
the sympathy of many close
friends and relatives in their
sorrow.
The pall bearers will be Chas
G. Henry, Otto M- Bowen, A. T.
Hubly, J. W. Grubbs, M. M.
Stuckey and George L. Robin
son.
Victim of Motor Wreck Here.
C. J. Reese, Iron Mountain sec
tion foreman at Tuckerman,
was here Monday on his return
home from Little Rock , where
he has been in St. Vincent’s In
firmary for two weeks- It will
be remembered that Mr. Reese
was seriously injured in an ex
plosion of a motor car on which
he was riding and it was thought
at the time he might not surv
ive.
His many friends along the
line are glad to see him out
again.
Card Of Thanks
We desire, through the Inde
pendent,to express our appreci
ation of the many acts of kind
ness upon the part of the
Newport people during the two
days’ illness and death of our lit
tle girl. We desire to thank es
pecially the management of the
Hazel hotel who showed us ev
ery kindness also to brother Ma
sons and Odd Fellows who were
with us in time of need
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Seegar,
Greentown, lnd.
Additional Local.
Judge R. E. Jeffery and E- M.
Ware left Sunday evening for
St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ellis
spent Sunday with her sister at
Bald Knob.
Mrs. Etta Merrell and Mrs.
Anna Bell enjoyed Sunday with
Mrs- E. R. Beane at Russell.
Mrs. T. L. Gardner and little
son came over from Augusta
last evening to visit Mrs- M. M.
Stuckey.
Harvey Holmes spent Sunday
at Judsonia
Mrs- Cravens, a trained nurse
from Little Rock, came up last
night to nurse a patient for
I Dr. Willis.
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Is the best time to prepare yourself
|S for the cold, rainy weather which
; will soon be here and
^ Never in our history have we I
been better prepared to sell you i
comforts blankets, sweater coats, \
cloaks, overcoats and in fact, ev- A
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erything that is necessary to
make you comfortable this win
ter.
Trade with us and get your
nice, decorated queensware
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F.adies* Shoes and High Hutton
Hoots.
We have a big stock; also the
Walton all solid leather shoes
for girls and boys. Our line of
men’s shoes can’t, be beat.
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|| One lot of ladies’ $3.50 Skirts g|i
^ the latest styles and only—$2.39
^ Another lot of $6.00 and $7.00 jut
skirts for_$3.98 and $4-19
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g| GROCERIES. ||
SDj 22 pounds of granulated sugar Eg
EGj Saturday, December G only.
I Patent Flour, guaranteed gB
per barrel_ $1.75 Jig
22 pounds rice for-$1
Star Tobacco, per pound-45c s|
Remember, \vc carry a nice an
line of dolls, toys and holiday ag
goods. Everything in the house In
at cut price during this sale. 2j|
BOWEN’S CASHi
I" STORE |
Greatly Improved |
Service To Memphis 1
New Daily Train Between gPj
Hot Springs, Llttie Rock and Memphis ||
[ue You make direct connections in Little Rock with the
H new fast train from Hot Springs and arrive in Memphis ||
Union Station at 7:15 p. m. a™
^ A quick, comfortable trip. g|
|| Lv. Little Rock-2:45 p- m.
pg Ar. Wynne_6:32 p. m. glj
Ejcj Ar. Memphis_7:15 p. m. agj
ii This new service will please you. When you go to Mem- are
^ phis or any point reached through Memphis—use the
I Iron Mountain Route |
jjp Request for any information will jjjsj
|P be given prompt attention. aj
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8 LEADING FLORIST
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8 Phone463. — 409 Main Street, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, 'j
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