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Business Efficiency'.'
Heed t he S. (). S. cni I
from your eyes. The re
lief is probably in a cor
rectly fitted piir of
glasses.
We can toil whether
it is or not if you will
only give* us \ chance.
Our advi ■ * ami an j
honest opini >a costs
you nothii
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HERE AND THERE
Shorts, loan, ('hops, Hwwt F cl,
: od iwk
Jud.uv (icoicc 1'. i 1 iii.iphrcs of .Sa
lem is iicndau? the ay in Newport
,• ‘ on offic al Ini.-ims
15c package ol Yjuakor cornflakes,
10c - Rowen's Cash Store, 190d(it
Feed at Hurley'.. 95eod lwk
John YYr. Ft rrell was here from
L’atesvillo Wednesday, yoiny to
Shoffner in the afternoon.
Alfalfa Hay at Hurley’s. 95eod lw
T. L. Rellingrath is up from Little i
Rock today on business at the Coca I
Lola Bottling Company.
Hurley’s for Feed. !>•">; ml lwk
.1. C. Goon rum of Lonoke, with the
Internal Revenue office, is hero for
several days on official bu. incss.
WANTF.L Nice chan rags at the
1 I ill IH I.dl'Ill office.
Air. . F. B. Moorehi :ul left this af
ternoon for a s-.-vt.*rnl days’ visit, with
Mrs. Ilmrna Gardner at Memphis.
Furnished rooms with host of hoard
at Mrs. Lawson's, lit! Hazel street.
IS7dl2t.
Laid ’.lack writes, from Vancouver,
\\ ashington, that he was homeward
hound and to expect him at any time.
Want d Good life, insurance solic
itor. Salary or commission. Apply
I ndi pendent. li)2diJt
Behind Bunch, agricultural demon
strator for Independence county, was
lure last night, going to Little Rock i
this morning.
Wanted i so furnished rooms for j
II lit hou s_- o. ■ Apply to A L.
Mosier, tel. pho t • office. I'dldbt o. j
i
J. II. Case of Butcsville lvao
through hero last night, going to
Kansas City on a few days’ busin ss
trip.
Lost- One Truck chain in city or
on Island road. Rewaid for return
to Van Dyke’s jHaragf. l!'ld2t wit
Miss Mary Drown of Ivny.ui City,
arrived ye {• 1 >y to visit h r
sister, Mrs. Moore, who is at home
at the Claridge hotel this wnrt' r.
,! Cliili. a specialty my Ha
zel street ror*".' rant. SsuuhvichuR of
all kinds, soft drinks and hot coffee.
Van Walton. lftodlOt
We have a fine stock of Blanke’s
Candies in fancy boxes. There is no
better candy on tlie* market.—I. D.
Price. LM>bl7t
T. O. Howland, one of Little Rock’s;
prominent insurance writers, is
spending the day here on business at
local insurance offices.
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For the most homelike place to
! ■
To make a great wind up of the sale we will, for the
next ten days, sell anything in our line at prices un- j i
heard of before. This means a big saving to you if you i
I buy before this sale is over. Your man suit and over
i coat, Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts or Waists,alsomp
| any Boy’s clothing. Everyth! be sold du _ f
i sale. \
stay and best board go to Mrs. Daw
son’s at lib Hazel street. 87dl2t
J. P. Aldredge of the shoe depart
ment at Wolff-Goldrnan’s, lias been
very sick with influ nza for several
days, but is reported better this
morning.
Drayage of all kinds handled
promptly. Phone No. 10. Chester
Robinson. * 13-dtf
A letter from S. C. Hardage to his
wife states that he is recovering from
influenza at Des Moines, Iowa, and
—in mini m ii i ——m—rn—vmmmatammtam—~r
hopes to be able to return home by
Sunday.
Arriving daily, the wonderful Edi
son, "the Phonograph with a Soul.”
The most appropriate Christmas
present possible to give. The demand
is great and increasing. Order yours
now.—Z. B. Reid, Licensed Dealer,
107 Hazel street. 194dGt .‘15w2t
Lost—Bunch of keys. Return to
410 Hazel and receive reward. 92 IGt
County Treasurer Elect Charles K.
Coe and wife of Tuckerman have
—■ r—mmm awi —11 a—m—m mm
rented the lower apartments of the
Presbyterian Manse and will move
here the first of the year.
&
For Sale—Ford ear in good condi
tion. See Bert Snetser. 18 Idtf
Garland E. Land, county superin
tendent elect, was here this morning'
and stated he was moving his fam
ily to Tuikerman, where he would re
side duiing his term of office.
For Sale—One Chandler, 1 Dodge
and 1 Ford.—Frank Johnson. So dl2t
Mrs. X. II. Shoffner and charming
daughter, XIiss Hazel Shoffner of
Weldon are spending a day or two in
; our city at the Columbia hotel, doing
1 their holiday shopping.
Knox menus shoes cheap. Ill Wal
| lut street. dtf.
|
Captain and Mrs. Amos Huff of
Tupelo were guests at the Columbia
hotel hist, night, going to Little Rock
on the early morning train, where
they are spending the day.
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Ma hog an a Gohlon Oaf:,
e|| jj Fumed an i Fiber
1 | $9 r’° to S28
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1 Even the busy man spends one-third of his life in the home, make j
I it comfortable. A good chair will help you enjoy reading your j
paper, a comfortable be ! prepares you for the day’s work. In fact j
a comfortable furnished home is as necessary for the wel-fare of j
the fami hi as’ a well balanced brain for a successful career.
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| We mention a few articles and price? from our large and well j
1 assorted stock: ■
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Smith and Davis Beds
don't wiggle.
$4-55 to $45-00
H Rockers -
S Davenettes and Davenports
- § Bed Room Suites
fj Chifforobes -
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Mattresses - $6'* to % Zb™
Springs. $2-75 to $12 00
Rags {9 x 12) - $5 00 to $55 00
Child's Rockers (notions) - $I-50 and z//;
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Also Odd Dressers, Dinning Table and Chairs, Cedar Chests, Cook
Stoves, Ranges and Heaters, Queensware, Enamel ware, Stoveware,
Aluminum ware and Tin ware.
Everything For The Home
Double Cane Chairs 95 cents
I HAYDEN-HOLLOW AY FURNITURE CO.
n 200 FRONT STREET PHONE 31
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