I Butter? iDpO
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and golden. we
Ours is the store for ari
the good, fresh, pure pj
groceries.
B. E. SNETSER
Telephone 18„ 210 FRONT STREET
“Special Sale3
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gi Ladies house dresses of gingham, jusj
y> FOR Chambray, Percale and madras,
QO light springs colors in stripes— g=j
/UL■ plaids and checks trimmed in g^j
solid colors, value up to 1.75 g^j
|| FOR Ladies wash skirts of pique, ^
" yg 1 poplin and Beach Cloth ^
H5 CP I • / J made in the newest styles ^
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® Ladies waists of white 5
£ FOR Habutai Siik also Pongee, ^
m (t 1 QQ striped wash sil^s and !Hni
yg CP I • s\J crepe de chines, values up SI
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jjj Ladies waists in white and ||
yg FOR sand colored voiles also Si
W Q O some of china silk and ||
j5 crepe cloth, values up gej
K to 1.75. Efi
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Si Childrens Dresses ages 6
jj| FOR 12, of ginghams, light
B$j or spring colors in stripes,
m OJC. checks and plaids values
5 up to 1.50.
H Middy blouses in white
® FOR an<^ ^nen co^or ma<^e of the
jjj best Galatia, a large as
^ vOC. sortment °f styles in all
5 sizes regular 1.25 and
|j $1.50 values,
H FOR One lot of wash goods in
% IQ striped and floral designs,
Si I UC. values up to 35 cents.
m
H FOR Flowered and striped de
^ t m signs in batiste and voiles,
^ I 3C. a splendid variety of pat
15 terns.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Unsettled tonight and Thurs
day, probably showers; cooler
Thursday.
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Knox mends shoes cheap. Ill
Walnut street. dtt
Albert Ullmann of Paducah,
Ky., was in our city today call- j
ing on his trade and meeting
his many friends.
$7,500 to loan on improved
farm land. _C. R. HITE. 47d5wl
On account of leaving the city
will sell my Majestic Range. —(
Joe Weisburg. 46d3t
Mrs. T. L. Gardner and little
son returned home this morning
to Augusta after a pleasant ten
days’ visit with relatives here,
and were accompanied home by
Drayage of all kinds handled
promptly. Phone No- 10- —
Chester Robinson. 18btf.
Little Eleanor Hubly is doing
splendidly and is a very patient
little sufferer with her broken
limb.
Don’t Spoil Your Clothes
Jse Red Cross Ball Blue and
keep them white as snow- All
grocers, 5 cents a package.
Master George Hays.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Smith re
turned this morning from Lit-,
tie Rock, where Mr. Smith at
tended the state convention of
Underwriters.
When in the market for Shin
gles buy the Dimension Cypress
Shingles, “the wood eternal,’’
handled by your lumber dealers.
If not call Muirhead Shingle
Company. Phone 1608- 72btf.
For Sale—1 lot, with two 3-1
mom hoiisps rpntinor for 00
each. Houses are new, only j
been built six months. Will sell j
for $850 for cash or terms. See
F. B- Morehead. 30dtf.
Mrs. L. A. Darling has mov
ed into the home formerly oc
cupied by Mrs. Tyler.
Rooms for light housekeep-1
ing, 519 Walnut St. 26dtf.
Mrs. W. B. Grant was re
ported quite sick today.
Good hickory wood for $llf0
a load. Telephone orders be
tween 7 a. m. to 12 noon or drop
us a postal.—Newport Manufac
turing Company. 8dtf.
Mrs. H. 0. Irvine and baby
will leave Sunday for West
Point and Brookhaven, Miss., to
spend the summer.
Men’s $1.00 Shirts, only 59c,
rhursday, at the Clean-Up Sale
at Bowen’s Cash Store. 46d3. i
The Twentieth Century Book
Club had a business meeting
with Mrs. W. A. Billingsley this
morning. .
Cedar fence posts, sash,
doors, lumber, shingles, brick
and cement—Hubert’s Lumber ;
Yard, lower end Front street.
33btf.
Miss Willie Penix of Tucker
man was here last night going
to Batesville to visit friends.
When in thfe market for Shin
gles buy the Dimension Cypress
Singles, “the wood eternal,” han
iled by your lumber dealers. If
not call Muirhead Shingle Com
Dany. Phone 1G08. 72otf.
Mrs. Ellen Hubly left last
evening for her home at Chats
worth, 111., after spending the
winter very pleasantly with
her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.1
A. T. Hubly.
For Rent—Two large front:
rooms, furnished. Apply to:
323 Hazel street. 48d6 1
Mrs- C. P. Dunaway will j
leave Thursday evening for
Kansas City, where she will,
spend the summer. W. N. Dun-'
away will accompany his moth-,
er for a few days’ visit to the
old home.
While in Heber Springs go to
the Graham Inn, under new
management, Mrs. Mattie Lane,
formerly of Newport. dtf:
George G. Hamilton of Okla
homa, an ex-Methodist minis-•
ter, will lecture at the court
house Sunday, June 6, at 2 p.
m. and at 8 p. m. He will show
that the principles of Socialism
are in perfect harmony with
Christianity. He is one of the
best lecturers on the American
platform. Everybody is invited.
9w2d 8t o d.
Deafness Cannot He Cured
ay local application as they cannot reach the
eased portion of the ear. There D only one v ... *
care deafness, and that Is by constitutional reined tr* »
iv-ifnesa is caused by an Inflamed condition oi {
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When i j
• uoe is Inflamed you have a running sou?>d or ;
•rfect hearing, and when It Is entirely dosed. D I
-s is the result, and unless the inflammation cm j|
f.iko* out and this tube restored »o its normal co 11
n>:\. hearing will be destroyed forever: nine ( i
' J of fen an caused by Catarrh, which is noth.. I
’ ifi inflameu condition of the*mucous surfaces. (
* *1 give One Hundred Dollars for any case oi I
Dc^.ness tcaused by ca*arrh) that cannot be eureu J
by Hall's Catarrh OfSend for circulars, free. L
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O I
Sold by Druggists. 75^. J
TtJst liaMs Family ptl v ^
Postmaster C. B. Gregg of
Jonesboro and Postmaster Sam
Deener of Batesville were pleas
ant visitors to our city today.
W. H. Bengel returned this
morning from a business trip to
the Capital City.
Hon. W. A. Oldfield was down
from Batesville today on a visit
to friends.
Mrs. S. R. Phillips and son
Neill left this afternoon for
Nashville for a week’s visit to
the former’s sister and Neill will
spend the summer near Ashe
ville, North Carolina.
Wood for sale—Good dry coun
try, split wood. Orders filled
promptly. Phone 100. J. E.
Williams. 01 dtf.
The many friends of W. B.
Chastain are glad to know he
is improving very nicely, the
greatest difficulty now the fam
ily say is keeping him out of
the kitchen and from eating too
much.
For rent—The Walker cottage
in East Newport, rents $16,2-3
per month. Apply to C. G.
Henry. lOdtf
A merciless execution of
prices on screen door, windows,
builders’ hardware, paints,
varnishes, Wall paper and lum
ber just started at Newport
Lumber Company. 38dtf.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weisburg
and two sons left this morning
for St. Louis for a few days be
fore leaving for Denver, Colora
do- Mrs. Tillie Weisburg also
left this morning and will
make her home at Kennett,
Missouri.
BEAVER BOARD is best. It
won’t tare, crack or fall off and
looks better, always new and
lasts forever. Sold by Newport
t - oodt-P
Mrs. William Henry will leave
tomorrow evening for her home
at Indianapolis, Indiana, after a
ten days’ pleasant visit with
her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles G. Henry. Mr. Henry
will accompany his mother
home for a few days and take in
the big automobile races.
For Rent—rooms for light
housekeeping, furnished or un
furnished. 519 Walnut. 32dtf
Miss Matilda Wilmans is
hostess to a delightful little
houseparty this week, her little'
guests being Misses Frances1
and Elizabeth Gregg, Janet
Henry, Muffet Martin and Mar
garet Lawrence. Tomorrow
afternoon she will give a gar- (
den party, when a number of i
her other little girl friends will
attend.
That everlasting, never
changing, beautifying, prize
winning HORSE SHOE PAINT
for sale at Newport Lumber
Company. Phone 192. 38dtf
Mrs. Joe Heinemann and Mrs.
William Lichtig have returned
from a short stay with Mr.
Heinemann at Jonesboro
Bird Dogs For Sale.
Some of the best and most
highly bred setters may now be
obtained from my kennels.
Sportsmen who know and appre_
ciate highly bred dogs will make
no mistake in buying one of
these pups. T. M. Rorex,
Swifton, Ark. 12dtf.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kesham
and Joe Baker of Helena, re
turned home this afternoon by
way of Brinkley, after spending
a day or two in our city on a
business trip.
Mrs. M. B. Umsted came down
from Tuckerman last evening,
leaving this morning for Bates
ville to attend the commence
ment exercises of the Batesville
high school, of which Miss Lola
Umsted is a member of the
graduating class. Burrell and
Virgil Umsted will go to Bates
ville tomorrow morning.
Notice To The Public.
There will be a meeting held
at the Masonic Hall next Satur
day afternoon, May 28th at 4:
o’clock for the purpose of organ
izing a Co-Operative Associa
tion. This organization will have
for its purpose the^ manner and
method of disposing of agricul
tural products. The promoters
have no intention of making any
charges for membership. Those
who have fruits and other agri
cultural products, or vegetables
to sell should be interested in
this organization. Members of
Boys’ Com Clubs, Girls’ Can
ning Clubs and all who engage
In agricultural pursuits should
attend this meeting. Everybody
invited.
Tad Bradley,
A. R. Anderson,
W. M. Shaver
and others.
BEHEADED BEDBUGS.
i
If bedbugs, ants, roaches,
fleas, mites and other insects
were beheaded, they would not
die any quicker than when
Ross’ “Dead Quick” Spray is us
ed on them. This Spray is
clean. Use it in your home and
get rid of insects. Also use it
about the poultry houses. Sold
in Newvort by all druggists.
(Adv.)
PRICES.
.42-inch bleached pillow tubing
only 12c.
14 yds. Hope and other bleach
ed domestics, $1.00 .
Ladies’ $1.25 gingham house
dresses, 69c.
17:4c Galatea for rompers,
only 9c.
46d3. BOWEN’S CASH
, STORE.
| New Alfalfa 1
s Hay for
s _ . . _
I SALE
^ I can supply your
SI wants in any quantity
^ —from 1,000 pounds to
jjg carload lots, and on short
ye notice.
Call Either 144, 181
or 1619-F2 telephones.
is jugl,
| Marion Dickens | i
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SI at Johnson-Avera Av- we J
We Deserve
Your
Confidence
This bank de
serves the con
fidence of ev- j
eryone who
desires perfect ,
safety for
money. A
splendid re
cord of twen
ty two years
large Capital
and Surplus, j
and able man
agement all
combine to
give our de
positors the
most complete ^
security.
We will wel
come your ac
count, small
or large, and
assure satis
factory ser
vice and safe
ty. 1
.
First
National
Bank
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
“The Bank With The Big 1
Surplus”
! EASY PAYMENTS*
^ On Furniture For Your Summer Needs. ®
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^ We have a complete new stock of everything you jyp£
jucj need in the way of ^
Koosier Kitchen Cabinets,
Dining Room Sets, ^
4- Parlor Suits, ^
Porch Furniture ^
njg Rugs—All Kinds, ^
^4 Refrigerators, jug
Ice Cream Freezers jug
Coal Oil and Gas Stoves ^
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4? need of RIGHT NOW and you can pay the bill j£
=™ on easy terms. Let us tell you about it
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S Better Service than eve before. If we haven’t got what 2
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