I P. S. WHITE
• Corner Beech and Third Streets
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So Much Depends
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^ on a pood appearance in this life
’ that it behooves everyone to
. jf keep his clothes up to the mark.
; More especially is this true when
| price cuts so little figure.
Our new Michaels-Stern 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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The Winner Store
Now In Balloy Bros. Building
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I A NEIGHBORLY FE ELING PROMPTS I S
to invite you to drop in oc casionally if only for a call. We
are always glad to welcome old and make new friends.
WE ARE SO PROUD OF OUR GROCERIES,
that we like folks to come in if only for a look. For look
ing is bound to result in admiration and appreciation.
IR. J. Wise GrocerCo.
1 Where. Fetsy Ross and Blue Mountain Can Goods Are
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I Thompson Building Corner Laurel and Front Streets
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From the Depot to Where You Can Buy Something
Friends For Christmas.
one of our all wool suits and overcoats for yourself,
will need them during the holidays.
costs a few dollars more to buy good goods—that is the
look will convince you and it costs nothing to
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and as a Christmas present
one of the new ones selling
from $2 to $7 at Rogers’
Hardware Company. 21b7
3, due here at 5:25 p. m. will be
run in two sections until after
the first of the year.
Postoffice Inspector S. 0.
Wynne and wife left last night
for Phoenixville, Penn, to spend
the holidays.
Rogers 1847 silverware in
knives, forks, spoons etc. A
nice selection at low prices at
Rogers Hardware Company.
21b7
To accommodate the rush of
holiday excursionists South and
West, Passenger Train No. j
Miss Rosalind McDonald has
returned from a visit to Mrs. W.
F. Ball at Batesville.
We have only 25 ladies tailor
made suits that sold from $12.
50 to $20.00 and will be sold at
half price for one week.—Bow
en’s Cash Store. 22d6wl
Prof. Ernest F. McKenzie left
on No 3 this afternoon for his
home at Dardanelle to spend the
holidays vacation.
100 pairs of blankets worth
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cents on the dollar. One week
only.—Bowen’s Cash Store.
22d6wl
Ellwood Neal has returned
from Searcy, where he has made
a short visit to his grandmother,
Mrs. Kittle Neal.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Ton
ney of Swifton were doing holi
day shopping in our city this
morning.
For nice dressed chickens,
turkeys, gees and ducks, also
fine oysters phone 297 People’s
Meat Market. Delivered any
where in town. 18d9t
VV. T. Moyer and Cromwell
West of Diaz were in the city to
day en route to Little Rock to
spend the Christmas holidays.
The display in Bach’s show
window is certainly worth going
to see. 22b6.
Mrs. Susan Lester is seriously
ill with pneumonia and Mrs.
Martha Ellen, a trained nurse
arrived today to nurse her.
Chafing dishes from $5 to $10
and good ones too. See the dis
play in Rogers Hardware Com
pany window. 21b7 '
Miss Willie Overton Minor'
will spend part ot Christmas
week with the Misses Ferguson
at Augusta.
Air guns, pop guns, rifles and
shot guns for the boys and
young men, who love outdoor
sport. See these good holiday
gifts at Rogers Hardware Com
nanv. 21b7
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to Tupe
Chastain, who
a several weeks’
her two sons, Cal and
Tom Chasttain, will leave to
morrow morning for Malvern to
visit relatives.
The city authorities will soon
be insisting on sewerage connec
tions. See W. R. Whitten, the
plumber. 21cltf.
Miss Belle Phillips of the
Batesville High school faculty,
was a guest at the McLain ho
tel last night en route to Con
way to visit her parents.
For Sale—livery barn, horses,
rigs and outfit complete.—Adam
Miller, Tuckerman, Ark. 21blm
Books for boys and books for
girls, also books for grown peo
pie. Lome ancl maKe your se
lections now while the stock is
complete.—I. D. Price. 14btf
Miss Maud Hoke, a charming
young lady of Monticello, who
is a student at Arkansas College
at Batesville, was a guest at the
McLain hotel last night en route
home for the holidays.
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Dowell & Rossington i
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§ Rooms 21 and 22
§ Wishon Building. 3
5 NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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First
ure in assuring its
* preciation for the business
favored it during the year
close. \
The bank also e x tends its customers
public, greetings and best wishes for a
Christmas and happy New Year.
Li "THE-BANK WITH THE BIG SURPLUS
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HONEST FARMERS
HONEST MILLERS
turn it into flour which is as
clean as modern skill can make
it.
HONEST BREAD
is the result when it comes from
ojur ovens. In these days oi
adulteration, artificial coloring
etc., we are proud to say that nc
taint of that kind is attached tc
1 our baking. Use it for whole
| someness. Use it for toothsome
* ness.
| CITY BAKERY.
Horton’s Planing]
...BUILDERRS OF Gil
LINE BOATS ABj
PARGES.
Windows, Door Frames,
Pews, Pulpits,
Store Fronts,
to Order.
West Plum
NEWPORT.
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