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WEATHER FORECAST.
-Tonight fair and warmer;
Saturday increasing cloudiness.
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HERE AND THERE
O O o O O—O o 0—O D—0
G- L. Smitli went to Swifton
this morning for the day.
Ed Mosely of Alicia was here
On business this morning.
Doll cabs, cradles and swings
at Fate’s Bookstore. 09btf
j^Alrs- Grant Minton is reported
^uite sick today.
Mrs. R. W- Bandy was down
from Tuckerman today.
Furnished room with board,
comer Second and Laurel- 08d6
G. A. Hillhouse was a passen-1
ger to Swifton this morning.
Miss Thadees Kinman went to(
Batesville this morning for a
day or two to visit friends- |
If its “Holiday Goods,” ’we (
have them.—Askew’s Variety i
Store. 14b7
I
Miss Blanche Hoyt of Gales
burg, Illinois will arrive tomor
row to be the guest of Mias
Leah Jones.
Come see this entertaining
feature and rene\v your youth,
but be sure and bring the chil
dren too. An elegant fairy tale
—at the Palace, 5c and 10c. dl
William Barnes of Poplar
Bluff, Missouri, spent Thursday
here on business and meeting
old friends.
Miss Marie Kaiser left for
Little Rock on No. 7 this morn
ing for a few days’ visit with
f riends.
Prices Booksttore for toys of
all kinds—iron toys, tin toys,
wooden toys, tin horns, drums,
mechanical toys, trains, pianos,
in fact a big line of holiday
goods of every description. Call
and see our stock before buying.
09btf.
J. D- Goldman spent a few
hours with Newport friends
Thursday evening, leaving on
No. 0 for St. Louis.
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Received Every day.
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AT THE BOYS AND MEN’S STORE
Fife & Moore
Phone 314 / 410 Fr0,lt stree<
At Price’s bookstore you will
find a large and complete stock
of dolls, all prices, all kinds,
sizes, etc. Largest stock in
| town. 09btf.
For Kent—Nicely furnished
front room. 215 Vine st. dtf.
| John W Stayton spent Thurs
! day at Searcy on business.
Christmas seals, tags and
(stamps in great variety at I. D.
Price’s Bookstore. 09btf.
Mrs. J. I). Carvell has been
quite sick for two days.
Our holiday goods are now on
display for Inspection, and you
are invited to look at our line,
and do your shopping early.—
Askew’s Variety Store. 14b7
Roy Smith made a business
trip up the road today for the
Valley Commission Company.
I. D. Price for holiday pres
ents suitable for everybody.
09btf.
Drayage of ail kinds handled
promptly. Phone No. 10. —
Chester Robinson. 18dtf.
Try Virtues Little Liver Pills
.it the City Drug Store. 09btf
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Keel
were up from Tngleside and
spent the day in town.
The ladies of the Christian
church will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. T. B. Stallings.
All articles for the bazaar
should be sent to Mrs. Stalling’s
home on that day to be marked
14d2t
H. P. Massenburg, a well
known shoe salesman, called on
his trade here today.
An appealing three-part fea
ture production ready to make
you laugh and cry in sympathy
with the adventures of the chil
dren, at the Palace. dl.
T- Y. Rodman of Calico Rock
was here last night, going to
Little Rock.
For Rent—Furnished rooms
with board or for light house
keeping. Phone 263. 13d6
Morris Bloom and S- C. Dow
ell of Walnut Ridge were New
port visitors today.
Captain L. L. Lewis and fam
ily of the American Salvation
Band, who have been in our city
for several weeks, left for other
work last night.
For Sale—F. L- Watson home j
place, three lots corner Second
and Main. Apply to 0. D. Wat- j
son or C. M. Erwin- 07dtf. i
l Palace theater tonight, the {
8 children’s favorite beautiful |
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Q fairy tale done in pictures, 5c j
j ana iuc- at.
31 A telegram from Toyland to
l Ci A. Morgan says: “Tell all the
j good children and all who are go*
il ing to be good to meet me from
! 1 to 4:30 p. m Saturday at the
' 5 and i0 Cent Store. All should
| bring their parents and don't
j forget to bring letters signed,
j d2w l Santa Claus. *
. Mrs. E. R. Beane came up j
| from Russell this morning to]
I spend the day with her daugh- j
i ter.
|‘ Public Sale of cattle, hogs,
j farming implements and house
• hold goods at my home on Ex
J perimental farm. Sale opens at
t 10 a. m. Saturday, December 13
% —J. L. Davis. 10b7t.
| Mr. and Mrs. Sam Magruder,
f who have been the guests of
e Mrs. Emma Holland and Dr
" Walter Rossington, will leave to
fi morrow for their home in Ken
^ tucky.
^ Dishes in great variety and
m prices that are sure to please,
^ any quantity you want—As
n kew’s Variety Store. 14b7
There are several desirable ar
e tides left from the Presbyteri
t an bazaar sale and anyone desir
ing to purchase them will find
^ them at the home of Mrs- C. P.
ft •
»n Dunaway
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We eUer Or e Hundred Dollars Rr* • f$r j»r.i
cat*** ol Cat&rrb xlMkt cannot be c tired by iialli
t'atarrb Cure.
F. 7. CHI NEY \ CO . 1 ledo, O
\he ut.ut,rsig{KU. buv* known 1 J chom \
‘Wears. and believe him pertectly hor.
mtelneae transactions and fluaucn...
P any < ‘,., s „ • oH ^rti.
National Bank of Commence.
Toledo. Oh.o
, Catarrh Clio i ;■ >. r ,.;iy, a
l upon tlie biood and mucous sunmvs of t
Tcstlmo. i-.vls sent free. Price 7$ cent?
SoM by aU I':".: .
[ Uail s Family Pills .01 ivusiipulioa
Those
Who
money sa Christmas
1 gifts and wish to re
member relatives 01
friends living at
some distant point
in this or Foreign
Countries find our
drafts particularly
desirable for send
ing funds- These
drafts are conveni
ent, afford unques
tioned safety, econ
omy and the money
reaches its destina
tion without delay.
You are invited to
make use of this fa
cility.
REMEMBER the
most acceptable gift
of all is a bank ac
count opened at
The Bank With the
’ Big Surplus. % «
The
First
National
Bank
Newport. Arkansas
Rev. and Mrs. E- M. Bickley
were here today going to Wel
don, where he has been made
pastor of the Methodist church.
For Rent—Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
415 Main street, telephone 348
12d6.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Griffin
are the proud parents of a little
daughter born to them Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Griffin was
formerly Miss Vernie Mayhan
We have the largest stock of
Books that we have ever hand
led. Books for boys, and books
for girls, al>:o books for grown
ups. Algers, Boy Scouts, Avia
tors, Tom Swift, and many oth
er authors. Also large list of
popular copyright by the best
authors, 50c each, formerly were
$1.50. 09btf.
B. R. Rains and Miss Ida Hol
lins of Tuckerman, were married
Thursday morning ftt the court-,
house by Judge R. E, Edwards
They left on the noon Frisco to
day for Tuckerman, where they
will reside.—Jonesboro Tribune.
I. D. Price for all kinds of toys
bigger stock than ever before
09btf. ^ ^ '
Pr°f‘. and Mrs. Edgar Wil
liams accompanied the football
&¥»(! basketball teams to Bates
ville this morning, where they
will play the High school girls
and boys in that city today.
Moving
Sale
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During Decern be i with eacl
6.00 Cash Purchase you can ge
22 pounds granulated sugar—21
pounds any old day except Sun
j day.
FLOUR.
GOLD LEAF, SPOTLESS, SELF
RISING
WHITE RIBBON
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COFFEE.
OLD JUDGE. GOLD MINE AN!
CASCADE
MOLASSES.
jVELVA, KARO AND CHALLENG
FAUST MACARONI AND SPI
GHETTI.1C
PURITY OATS. 10c
CAN GOODS AND PICKLE
COUNTRY EGGS AND BUTTE
BOUGHT WHEN OFFERED
iP. S. Whitt
Warning Order.
In the Jackson Chancery
Court:
Edna Burchett, Plaintiff.
vs. No. 2629.
Cleveland Burchett, Defendant.
The defendant, Cleveland Bur
chett, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days, and an
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jO. I. Hubert;
I SASH, LUMBER,
| SHINGLES, |
| DOORS, BRICK.
I NEW LUMBER YARD
jc Lower End Front Street
| ESTIMATES FURNISHED
jc Telephone 278. |
|5oooooe>«9®oeN^<>ooeooc*o<vv.i-'::
swer the complaint of fhe ■
tiff, Edna Burchett. ^
This December 10, 1913.
c* E. SMITH CWl.
Phillips, Hillhouse & Boy?,
hcitors for Plaintiff.' ’
Ira.J- Mack- Attorney for m
resident defendant. ' 1
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Go to I. D. Price’s for veloci
pedes and rocky horses. o%t!
^ 0® m jus rJeiusniP^
jji A Host of Gift Lines
£ Await You
£ At the Store With the Christmas Spirit
HR With but few shopping days left before Christmas,
|f| there is much to be done—consequently you should
Iff shop at “The Big Store”, where you will find the best
J£ for the price, no matter what the price in any of our
vast stocks of holiday merchandise. Our one word of
advice to all is to “SHOP EARLY”. Shop early for
your own comfort and satisfaction— for everybody’s
y* comfort and satisfaction. lV) rk
UR If you shop early, the merchandise displays are
£ ' better arranged, assortments are more complete
ly salespeople can give you more individual attention.
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IK Bags are the Vogue and Make[; Splendid iKJ
S Gifts $■[
j [ue; The new plaited effect, the Envelope Bag with out-, yjjBgct
j jypij side flaps, and strap handle, the Polo Bag, the Flirting jj»B
| nj*e Bag, fitted with mirrors and toilet accessories. .ire some «pB^
j 3f0 ‘ 3|
I ^ of the styles for you to select from. ^
j ^ .> Genuine Pin Seal, Corona Seal ^d Moire Silk, in ^B
all colors prices ranging from-.^^h_$1.00 to $1.98 IgB65
j !!K “Polo Bag” with extra coin purse and mirror.$1.98
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| HANDKERCHIEFS! |K
S5 Enough to Supply the Entire^City 8^
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Certain it is, we have never shown such wonderful yj
■j™ varieties of beautiful Handkerchiefs during any £ B
2K Christmas season in past years. Hand and Alpine em- ■
Hfjj broidery in one and four cornered effects, some with jjj'H
|jj=j real hand scallops. j« H
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“! Also initial handkerchiefs for men, prices ranging g ■
IK from _10c to $1.50 each
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! ^ Some practical Christmas gifts; g 1
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M TREFOl SSE KID GLOVES | I
W RAYSER SILK GLOVES £ I
Hi ONYX SILK HOSE ^ ■
II £ SATIN DAMASK TABLE CLOTH and NAPKINS H I
, me PURE LINEN TEA SET—SCALLOPED BORDER £ |
. FANCY HUCK or SATIN DAMASK TOWEL £ |
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; LAMB S WOOL BLANKETS—WHITE or PLAID £ |
g FANCY ROBE BLANKET for BATH ROBES £ I
* PURE WHITE COTTON COMFORT £ I
* £ I
K Besides this, we have any number of useful ^ I
); Hi Gifts. £ I
* Wolff-Goldman \
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‘ * Mercantile Co. *
K “The Big Store” *
l|S the HOUSE OFl SATIS FACTION
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