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H YUU—Ini wlultn erlng from Woman's Ailments,
I am a woman.
I know woman's sufferin gs
^B I have found the cure.
■ I will mail, free of any charge -
^B mint with full in true. ions to any sn* *—0111
■ woman’s ailments. 1 want to tell all -,v.,',;, n about
H this cure you, my reader, for yourself, your
■ daughter your mother, or your sister, j Want to
^B tell you how to euro yourselves at home u ith
H out the help of a doctor. Men caiuiat understand
H women's sufferings. What we worn en know from
aspan.nca, we know better than anv doctor 1
know that my'home tr r.tment is safe and sure •
M cure for Leocprrho.a or Whitish oitcharges, Ulceration AS
^B placement or Foiling at thi Womb, Profuse. Scanty or PoiZl
^B Period*. U forint or Ovarian Tumors, or Growths: also painiin
■ *•»<., »•'•> »»* tas»fo, bearing down feelings, nervoaen.es.
^B creeping feeling sp the epmt, melancholy, desire to cry hoi
^B flash**, wetriaess, kidney, end bladder troubles where caused
^B by weaknHses peculiar to our sex.
■ I want to wend you a coitplefo ten day's fre*lme*l
^B entirely fre* to prove to you that you can cure
^B yourself at home, easily, quickly and
^B Surely. Remember, that.it will cast you asthfol to
^B give the treatment a complete trial: and if you
^B xm — ft will coat you only about tfcents a week or less than two cents a day. ft
IA to continu*’‘" h r WOrk or occupation, iwtl send a* yver urn* and Hdr.se, tall me how you
IHnot int«rt"® " d { will send you the treatment for yourqage. entirely free.in plain wrap
•>Flf^a.nmiil Iwlll^sowendyouIrmsfpnf.mybook-KWU'SmKWaiUinisa'' wife ,
■ V r®„mMtr*tlona showing whv women Suffer, and how they can easily cure themaalvwa
^■**°*WJ«*iwoman should have It, and learn to think f*r Uriel! Then when the doctor aay»— 1
^Hnae. operation,” you can decide for yourself. Thousands of women hava oared ‘
fKo mV hom* remedy. It cures s«eld sr tstsf, Td Hathara of taughfors, I will explain a i
IB^,ei rirLtment which speedily and effectually cure# Leucorrhoea, Green Bickneas and
i^K5lorIrr®«h1»r Menstruation in young Ladles, Plumpness and health always result* from
..w*r TOU lire. I can refer you to ladles of your own locality who know and will gladly
this Ken* Trsstmssl really cm* all woman’s diseases, and makes women wolf.
■ w end robust. Just tssd ms F*sr addraas. and the free ten day's treatment is yours, also
BN', w?ite to-day, as you may not nee this offer again. Address *
K m SUMMERS. B«xH - * South Bend, Ind.. U.8.A.
EothesLook Yellow?
Cross Ball Blue. It
m white as snow,
ickage 5 cents.
■id You Ever Wash Clothes
I the old fashioned way with
noden washtubs?
■Perhaps that is still your - method
Ed you look forward to each wash
Ey with delight. Well, hardly!
■ A set of '#tattdat*cf' laundry
Eys would mean an orderly laun
By, one of more inviting appear
Bce and easier laundering and your
■tisfaction would not be lessened
B the high class workmanship
Bhich characterizes the work we do.
w, R. Whitten
IcLaiB Bldg. Phone 154
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■How to Cook ’Possum.
’Possum time is drawing near
and this led the Newport attor
ney, Fred R. Suits, to remark
that very few people know how j
to cook a possum. When it
comes to “possum and sweet ta
ters” he is a connoisseur. He
C. R. GRAY |
PHYSICIAN 1
AND SURGEON
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EARL BUILDING
OFFICE HOURS:
9 a. m. to 11 a. m.
2 p. m. to 5 p. m.
Office Telephone 207 j
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I Dr. B. E. Dowell j!
DENTIST. jljlj
ROOMS 21 AND 22 8
WISHON BUILDING C {
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS | |
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says a possum should not b(
skinned, but should be scalded
and scraped like a hog, then
hang it out at night and let it
ireeze if it is freezing weather.
“When it is taken down it
should be placed in a pan, with
sweet potatoes all around it,
placed in the oven and bake with
a ‘juick fire, as this fire forces
the surplus fat out of the ani
mal and the skin protects the
I meat from falling to pieces
Season according to taste, eat
slow if there are not too many
reaching for it, for you have a
feast fit for the gods.”—Walnut
Ridge Blade—The friends of
our young friend are all astound
ed that he should profess to
know so much about how to
cook a ‘possum. His advice
sounds very good and may be
true, but it is book cooking if it
is. But for Mr. Suits to go
away from home and pretend
that this is all experience is
considerable nerve for a tender
foot to display. We recommend
him for membership in our lo
cal Ananias club and suggest
that he be taken along on the
next camp hunt to see if he can
really ‘‘get by” with all this
strong talk. If he does, we’ll
make amends and give our apol
ogy as good position as we now
Dffer our well supported doubts.
10.1. Hubert 1
SASH, LUMBER, |
shingles, ^
DOORS, BRICK. g
NEW LUMBER YARD I
Lower End Front Street jj>
ESTIMATES FURNISHED jjj
Telephone 278. ] t
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Coinfrey, AI i r; n.
Thousands of children in the
i ’ niced States who are sU;y -ring
1 • osii a<: i ks op:. 'psy art* a
i hurdest an ! . arrow • i their parr:-,:.,
.v.:o would give .•>:v.-thi:ig to restore
Dr. Miles' Nervine
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■ >’ anil tiou 1: i; is j>: •
h*-'in! in tT. au and of <- ,
and ‘hose who have used it havv
ti■ c greatest taith in it. It is not
I a ' T-' hu‘ a -liable rn. !v
tor u e r v >.: s . -as- You r, . ;
not ties.tate to give it a trial. V
Sold by all Druggist*. If the flrf.
bottle falls to benefit your money Is
returned. t
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, JlUb
Installation Service.
The program for thelnstalla
tion service at the Epworth
League, next Sunday at 6:30 p. !
m. sharp will be as follows:
Voluntary.
Hymn—Come Thou Almigh
ty King.
Responsive Reading, Ps. 67.
Lord’s Prayer.
Solo—Miss Anderson.
Scripture Reading — Miss
Bridger.
Hymn—I Love Thy Kingdom.
Offering
Duet—Miss Marion and Mrs.
Wilford
Address and Installation—By
Pastor.
Solo—Miss Mashburn.
Hymn—Awake My Soul, Etc.
League Benediction. d2t.
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|| 1 Rice's Bfisiaofani j
j Open'DayjandJNight. Prices Reasonable |js
! Regular Meals 25c 1
I short;orders]and;lunches of all kinds m
\ PROMPTLY -SERVED j{ gg
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! Dray Wagon on Street p
| W. M. PRICE, Prop. 1
PHONE 275 Ip
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W. A. MINK
CONTRACTOR
and BUILDER
Solicits an Opportunity to
Make You A
Bid
PHONE 208
Residence 1511 Dewey Avenue
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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t STEVENS with gun* * at tny where peer the
price and note 'Vour«MUTT thnwghoot.
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- Catalog shows the
fapioui line of Stevens Repeaters—Doubles—Sin*
,idvs- D you oanriot obtain STEVENS from your
*1 *al'.'r— let us know, am] we will ship direct, ox*.*
(pres» prepaid, upon receipt of Catalog Price. f
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& TOOL COMPANY
P.O.Box 500S,
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The BEST of Service and Merchandise {[you come to Heinemann’s Store i
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9Wks. i
j THAT ARE IN GREAT FAVOR
The showing we are making this
season comprises all the silks fa- -
» vored by fashion for every oc
, casion and the items listed be
1 low but suggest our ability to
serve you: !
! _ ' J
! Dress Goods. i
| 75c plain poplins in assorted
f colors-49C
fi $1.25 plain satins, 1 yd wide in
| all colors_ 98c
| $2.50 crepe meteors in all the
. shades-$1.98
, $1.50 crepe de chine, black and
[ white-98c »
0 $3.50 brocaded velvets and
1 satins-$2.98
\ All other silks will be sold ac
cordingly as we cannot spare
space for prices.
40 inch charmeuse, regular $2.50
satin, all colors_$1.98
Our dress goods fetock is one of
the largest in the city. We have
several numbers we must men
tion.
New shepherd checks in black
and white, blue and white, $1
IaIue__ 89c
Wool crepe, a popular all wool fa
bric shown for street and even
ing wear, all shades, was $1 val
ue, now-79c
54 inch all wool serges in all col
ors, $1.50 value now-$1-29
44 inch serges, Bedford, brocad
ed woolen fabrics $1.25 value
now_ 98c
Imported tailors suitings in all
colors, $2.00 values now__$1.49
You will find all of our dress
goods are from Laporte Woolen
Mills and are the newest pat- ,
terns on the market.
We bought heavy in our linens
in damask and if you will give
us a chance to show you all our
stock in table linen, you will buy
now for Christmas. We carry
all the widths—54, 72 and 85
inches for square and round ta
bles, 20 per cent off.
90 inch linen, $1.50 value. _S1.19
Gloves.
Ladies, you have always want
ed a good glove in the town. Now
we have it—not saying like on
corsets, we have the only one, _
but we have just as good, the
celebrated P. Centimeri & Co.
PriceS1.50, $2.50
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Outings and Flan=
nelettes.
Extra heavy Kimona flannelettes
in all the newest patterns, 20 and
25 cent values now-12l/2c
All solid outings, white, blue,
pink, cream, 12 *4 and 15c val
ues now_9c
Underwear outings and gown
patterns 10 and 12*4 cent val
ues now_8 l-3c
Brown Domestic
and Sheetings.
9-4 sheeting, 40c value-25c
40 inch sheeting, 10c value
now_8 l-3c
^36 inch sheeting, 8c value
now_5c
Ladies and Misses Sweaters in
all shades at a big reduction.
Long gloves_ S3.50 to$5.50
Queen Quality Shoes for Women
—Bostonians for Men.
LACE CURTAINS
100 pairs of lace curtains, rang
ing from $7.50 down to $2.50—
you may have any pair in the lot
for_81.98
Ladies’ Hose
In silk, silk lisle in black and tan.
we will quote you a few prices.
$1.50 black and white silk hose
now_98c
$1.00 black and white silk hose
now___89c
75c black and white and tan silk
lisle hose now_48c
50c black and white and tan silk
lisle hose now_39c
50 prs. of black and tan embroid
ered hose, good values, were
$1.00 values now_,_25c
Ladis’ Suits and Coats.
An incomparable selection of
new suits and coats awaits your
inspection and you will say that
they are the most stylish you
have seen in our city. The stock
in our coat and suit section has
been greatly augmented during
the last few days. Our suits will
be sold at the following prices:
$40.00 suits at-$30
$30. 00 suits at-$20
$25.00 suits at-$19
$20.00 suits at-$15
TWO FREE PRIZES.
A Hammerless Shotgun to the lucky
man; a Raincoat to the lady. .Call
and get your number.
Men’s and Boys’ j|
Clothing jjj|
You well know we carry the
best Boys’ Clothing in your ^
midst. Every suit is branded we
Perfection, and we carry 25 diff
erent patterns. 20 per cent off 3™
on all clothing. ^
$25.00 Suits, now . -$19.50 ^
$20.00 Suits, now_-$17.50 |U5
$17.50 Suits, now_$14.50 y=.
$15-00 Suits, now_$12.50 g
$12.50 Suits, now_$9.98 ™
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Men’s Shoes. S
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In lots as follows: -100 pairs, »
composed of patent leather, gun g
metal, vici kid %nd velour calf, «fl
ranging from $5.00 to $3.50, Sfi
will go at_$2.98
Lot 2. All of Lot 2 is com- ®
posed of patent, gun metal and
kid, regular $3.00 and $2.50 val
ues going at_$1-98
Lot 3. Ladies’ Shoes in $4.00 5R
and $3.50 values. High grade |f|
goods, composed of patent leath- |gg
ers, gun metal, vici kid and tan w*
big values at__—$2.9S g
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