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ffer still further inducements for
irifty buyers.
reater Reductions On All
Winter Goods
* Underwear
?n's $1.50 Fleeced Shirts... $ .75 *
m's $1.50 Fleeced Drawers.. .75
g's $1.50 Union Suits.. .75
m's $2.50 Ribbed Union Suits.r 1.45
omen’s $1.75 Ribbed Union Suits. 1... .95
sses ’ $1.00 Ribbed Union Suits..i.50
ildren's Ribbed Union Suits. .50
m’s 75c Wool Sox.' .49
Yard Goods
? Shirtings..* ...L....25
Percales..15
5/ Silks
fBdpUns,,...__.49
75 Fbncy Plaids and etc........ 1.50
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New Arrivals Daily
/ Suits, Coats,
Skirts, Dresses,
/omen s waists and
( Millinery.
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RUSHTON’S
Final Sa/e
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If you have not visited us
during this sale. Be sure
and come as we are going
to sell all our winter stock
regardless of cost.
This sale will only last
a few days longer.
Rushton Dry Goods Co.
306 Front St. Phone 255
WEATHER.
Tonight fair and colder; Saturday
fair.
HERE AND THERE
Miss Elizabeth Gregg is able to be
up from an illness of several days.
E. R. Wiles, State Hotel Inspector,
was here yesterday on business per
taining to that office.
William Hooker leaves this after
noon on No. 3 for Hot Springs, where
he will take the baths for a while.
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For Rent—Call at Montgomery’s
barber shop. " 4d6t.
> Mrs. A. B. Twyman and baby of
J Newark, enroute to Little Rock, was
the guest today of Mrs. Marion Dick
ens.
Mrs. Gillius Hercus will leave Sat
urday for her home in St. Louis af
ter a visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. I. D .Price.
At your service—Big Bens.’—New
port Jewelry Co. 244dtf.
Prof. J. K. Rawlings of the Bald
Knob public school has been elected
superintendent of the Newark school
for the next year.
Mrs. J. L. Johnson and baby of
Sulphur Rock were here yesterdays
going to D.^kis, Texas, to visit rela
tives for lome time.
IF jt Rent—A furnished room—405
Tazel street 243d6t
Misses Lena Phillips and Fannie
Hinkle went down to Weldon this af
ternoon to spend several days the
guests of Mrs. Barr.
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Miss Rena Fraley of'Batesville was
through here this week, going to St.
Louis markets to buy for that depart
ment of Jeffery brothers.
l£nox menus shoes cheap. Ill Wal
nut street. - dtf.
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Several of the good citizens of the
Richwoods township were here on
business today, including J. D. Ford
and Ben Ford, J. R. Carter, Manual
Gilmore, J. A. Evans and T. J, Ad
cox.
H. D. Herring of St. Louis and Geo.
J. Terry of Batesville were register
ed at the Hazel hotel last night, go
inj: to Batesville this morning from
Little Rock, where they spent the
I day Thursday.
Wanted—Cook. Apply to Mrs. N.
B. Wishon, 104 Beech Street. 246d4
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sevens expect
■ to leave soon for Hot Springs for
“ three or four weeks. Quite a number
fc of Newport people are intending to
spend several weeks in the \ apor
City within the next month.
Miss Annie Jones went to Tucker
man last night to attend the funeral
of Wesley Shaver, which was held
from the home at ten o’clock this
morning, burial following at Hickory
Grove in the Smith family lot.
The Newport Handle Works has
plenty of good wood on hand. 243d6t
Private Ernfst Adkins, who has
been in service in France for several
months, was here yesterday, enroute
to his home at Newark. He was
wounded and gassed and had suffered
! severely from the effects of both, but
j ;s recovering nicely and expects to be
entirely well before much longer.
Drayage of all kinds handled
•xomptly. Phone No. 10. Chester
Robinson. 13-dtf
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. C. Gardner of
Batesville have received notice from
their son, Dr. Powell Gardner, that
he and his wife and baby daughter
had arrived in New York and were
ready to sail for Jamaica to resume
his work with the International
Health Commission, says the Guard
Lost—$10 bill either at button fac
tory or at Dee Finley’s satirway. Re
turn to Independent for reward, tf
Dr. J. I. Norris, a former pastor of
the Presbyterian church of this city,
but now of the church at Pine Bluff,
has been given a leave for several
months to go to France as a Y. M.
C A. war worker. Dr. Nofris says
after he is through his army work he
intends to make a tour through the
Holy Land.
Just received shipment of “Big
Ben” alarm clocks. Get one while
they last. Price 3.00—Newport Jew
elry Company. 244dtf.
In Wednesday’s issue of the Daily
_
Independent the name of Mrs. Spit
zer was omitted from those compos
ing the executive committee of the
Modern Health Crusade. Of course
the omission was purely an error and
%ot intentional, hence we are calling
the attention of our readers to the'
fact that our county nurse is also
numbered as one of the executive
Committee of this important work.
Will make deliveries of pure Jer
sey sweet milk to any part of the city
every morning. " Persons desiring
milk may drop a card in the postoffice
and I will call on you. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Will deliver any amount
15 cents a quart or 50c per gallon.—
Lee MfGraw, Newport. 245d4t.
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H. A. McCallister has purchased
the Newport Jewelry Company’s
store in this city from Mrs. R. B.
Hocking and has taken charge. He is
to have an expert watchmaker who
will arrive from St. Louis tomorrow
to take charge of the repairing, so
that Mr. McCallister can devote more
of his time to the stock and looking
after his customers. He has for a
long time been connected with the
business and is not new in the work.
Mrs. Hocking’s health has not been
good in the past few months and she
thought best to dispose of this part
of the business.
Keep your aonars at nome. Tr^de
in Newport.
<$> PAINTS AND WALL PAPER + ]
+ WINDOW SHADES +
^ WINDOW GLASS +
^ VARNISHES, ETC. 4.
<$► FLETCHER & SONS + ■
0. McLAIN BUILDING + ,Sj
^ Newport, Arkansas. ^ |
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Cost Or No Cost I
o\i all our Fall and Winter Goods. I
This one special year that we will . I
not take any chances in carrying any goods I
over for another season. You will always v
I If you will keep in practice not to buy any I
| goods any where untill you get our prices. II
^^^.Wolff-Goldman Merc. Co.MnnnMHMaWolff-Gold[riari Merc. Co.«Hmr
THE N IH THIN S
For Spring
== ARE COMING IN .DAILY =
The past week was a very busy one with us—unpack
ing and marking new Spring merchandise—Cases and
packages are pouring into our store daily and • we will
soon have one of the largest and prettiest stocks of
Spring goods ever displayed by this store.
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Below Are a Few New Things Ready For Your Inspection
New Spring Suits
Beautiful New Dresses •
Lovely New Blouses
New Capes For Spring
New Spring Coats
Ginghams
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Percales
Madras I
Colored Linens H
Silk Shirtings j|
Romper Cloth *
Wolff-Goldman Merc. Co, j
“The Home of Good Merchandise**
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