THE MESSAGE OF THE
FLOWERS
COMING TOMORROW
Two Reel Feature Society Dra-!
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GOLDEN DROSS
Keystone Comedy
MABEL’S NERVE
also
AN ERRAND OF MERCY
ADMISSION, 5c and 10c j
WEATHER FORECAST.
Partly cloudy tonight and
Saturday.___
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Knox mends shoes cheap, 111
Walnut street. dtf.
W. A. Billingsley went to St
Louis last night on a short bus
iness trip.
Try Virtue’s Little Liver Pills
at the City Drug Store. 69btf
T. ,]■ Cregg and family are en
joying the cool weather of
Mackinac and will probably not
be home before ten days.
Mrs. J. L. Bishop went to
Tuckerman today to visit her
daughter, Mrs. R- L. Bandy, be
fore leaving for Illinois on an
extended visit to her brother
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j§ fering this week:
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S50c Value Ladies’ Union
Suits at.39c
if 65c and 75c Value Union
Suits at.—.-. 48c
S $1 and $1.25 Value Union
IG Suits at. 89c
K» $1.50 and $2 Value Union
g! Suits at. $1.25 ye
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£ Children’s Wash Suits 1
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£ One Half Regular |
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£ For final clearance we will put ^
is our whole line of beautiful wash ®
tg suits, price ranging from $! to Ms
* $3.50 at one-half the regular|
gj price. IS
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ffi High grade Children s Rompers at p
g™ cut prices: S
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[e 75c Value K & E Rompers 60c
ST SI Value K & E Rompers. 80c
!£ S 1.50 Value K & E Rompers SI.10 ®
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« Wolff-Goldman|
1 Mercantile Co. 1
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! Bowen’s new barber shop now
ready for inspection. Your pa
tronage invited. 84btf.
Dr. and Mrs. R. O Morris, af
ter a pleasant visit to the for
mer’ old Pome at Poughkeep
sie, were here Thursday night
upon their return.
We clean jhats at BARKER’S.
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Claude Tinsley was on the
sick list today and unable to be
| at Wolff-Goldman’s.
Oak and hickory wood— any
! size load for sale. Special prices
jon car lots. Jno. R. Loftin, Jr
Phone *58. 59dtf.
Maury Stevens and Charles
Hipolite have plans and speci
fications of new homes design
led by Architect Sanders of
! Little
fhe popular Park Place Addi
tion of this city, upon which lo
cal contractors are figuring.
Wanted— Situation by en
gineer and all-round gin man,
also pump man. Apply Inde
pendent office. 05dl2
Mrs- A. M. Edgar and child
fen of Newport were the guests
of relatives in town Saturday
land Sunday.—Newark Journal.
For Rent—A four room house
on Ash street, with bath. Apply
to Mrs. W. A. Smith, 201 Ash
street. dtf.
W. L- Nicholson, one of Glass
township’s best' farmers, was
down on business Friday and
reports about one-fourth crop
of corn and half crop of cotton
jin his end of the county.
. Cedar Fence Posts, Sash,
j Doors, Lumber, Shingles, Brick
land Cement.—Hubert’s Lumber
Yard, lower end Front st. 33btf
The levee work for the Lake
bridge is now going ahead at
the late of 750 loads of d7'rt per
day. The gap between the lake
and the high ground at Green
haw’s store, has been about half
filled and the contractors ex
pect to have the whole levee so
that teams and wagons can
cross in six weeks
Mrs. Joe Short of Salem, took
an automobile trip over to Har
rison last week to visit her
brother, Dee Roberts- She was
accompanied by hejr daughter,
Vista, and her sister, Miss Es
tie Roberts, and her car was
driven by Cuthbert Pickren- On
their way home they stopped in :
Cotter for a short visit with
iMrs. Short’s cousin, Mrs. W. T.
! Beaver.—Cotter Courier.
Call Sam Deniy a'^out the Va
cuum Cleaner, the only sanitary
way. Telephone 117. 304dtf
F. B. Adams of the Batesville
Business College, which is be-;
coming a very popular institu
tion, in this section of the state,
and doing a very creditable
work, spent Friday in Newport 1
seeking students for his school. I
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*’JI jk K.’ - Jk. • «X( T V* A A J
daughter, Margaret, and Miss
Janette Henry left last night on ,
No. 18. Miss Janette goes to
visit her grandmother in In
dianapolis and Mrs. Van Dyke
and daughter to visit Miss Mar
garet Burdick at Johnstown,
New York.
R. B. Hocking has purchased
a 1915 six-cylinder Hudson J
touring car, and also secured
the local , agency for this popu- !
lar line of cars. The new Hud
son has stream line body,
weighs 2,700 pounds and de
velops 40 horsepower. It is
creating a great deal of atten
tion in the motor world and
has a big advance sale. A car-'
load of Hudson Sixes went
through Newport on No. 3
Thursday, having been shipped
by express to Little Rock. Na
than Adler of Batesville has
placed an order for a 1915 Six.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
»y local appiiast.ons, as they cannot reach the c:*
cased portion of the ear. T here is only one v.v tn •
cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies f
Deafness Is caused by an Infl&rned condition of - ->
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When ih.j I
tube is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or . -
perfect bearing, and whou 1 is entirely closed. 1> . • ,
lb the result, and unit**; the Inflammation
a hah out and this tube restored to its normal
ion. bearing will w destroyed forever; -nine
> m of ten art c&u.vcd by Catarrh, which la hoi r
.>ut an inflamed eoi d.’tion of the mucous surfaces
W** will give One Hundred Dollars for any c..
;.fm-ss icaused by eiftwrrh) that cannot bo r •
>y Hail s Catarrh Cu*e. '-end for circulars, free
,. F. J* CHENEY <& CO., Toledo, .
>old by Druggists, 7im.
'iaie -laM* Family FU.- for eoust 'vatioiL
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Find the Lea/rl
“Where does the if
money go ?” If you
will open a checking
account with this
strong bank, and
invariably pay all
bills and expenses
by check you will
KNOW
From the record
of the stubs you can
regulate expendit
ure, and save intelli
gently. It is a long
=dep toward your in
dependence. De
posit your next pay jj
i check
$1.00 will open a
checking account.
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The Bank With the Big Surplus
First
hationa!
Bank
Newport, Ark.
Grover C. Gates has been ap
pointed a court stenographer
for the supreme court of this
state, and leaves September 1
l' T T'» 1 • _ !
Avi JLattlC 1VULA tv taivc up HAD I
duties. He will carry with him
the best wishes of all our peo
ple much as we regret to
lose him- He is one of our
brightest and most ambitious
young men. He is a young gen
tleman of character, who makes
good in anything he attempts.
White Way tonight, and ev
ery night hereafter. Watch
Newport grow and improve as
the result of beautifying her
business section at night and
the good advertising it will
bring from visitors to our city
Miss Ida Parish will begin a
class in piano September 15,
her studio being in St. Paul’s
Parish House, 307 Hazel street
87d5tlaw.
The Miller Lumber Company
of Blad Knob, has taken out let
ters of incorporation, showing
a capital stock of $24,000 paid
up.—Bald Knob Eagle.
Estrayed—One black horse
mule, weight about 700 pounds,
about four years old, branded
“711”. One light bay mare
mule, about four years old, 700
pounds, branded “711”, has bell
on. Liberal reward for any in
formation leading to recovery
of these animals- GIBSON &
McMURRAY, Grubbs, Ark- 8b7
Local fans will tomorrow have
an opportunity to witness two of
the best amateur teams of this
end of the state in action, when
Balch and Sulphur Rock get to
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£- vj uiti kjii tiic uxauivuut x iiv
Jackson county boys put it onto
the hill lads, when they met at
Sulphur Rock recently, and the
latter team is said to have !
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strengthened considerably for
this engagement and will pitch j
“Ward”, the Arkansas College j
slab artist.
Tommie L. Woods an^l S- A
White were here from Cow
Lake township Friday and re-j
port a movement on to organize
a drainage district of all
the land drained by Bayou De
View in Cross, Jackson and
Woodruff counties. The bayou
ditch through Poinsett county
has been almost completed and
the drainage of the lower sec
tion becomes more urgent. Mr.
Kibbler of Hickory Ridge has
been circulating a petition ask-;
tng the creation of the district, j
and the land owners of Cow ,
Lake, affected, are nearly all i
,n favor of the drainage, for a '
irery fertile section of the coun-'
[y will thus be improved.
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P. A. Billingsley of Melbourne |
was a guest of the Hazel Thurs- j
day.
Judge C- B. Coe of Tucker
man was down on business Fri- j
day.
Alcorn Ferguson is on i j
sick list and unable to be down
town.
Mrs. D- A. Yancey and moth
er, Mrs. Baynum of Meadow (
Lake, were shopping in the
city Friday.
Mrs. Alice Weigel and children
Lester and Hazel, returned
home to St. Louis today after a
visit to the family of Jack Mont
gomery
If you want your cothes
cleaned the right way, be sure
they go to BARKER’S. 04d6t
The pretty white front; with
green trimmings of O. M- Bow
en’s grocery and dry goods
store is the latest contribution
to the improved appearance of
the first block of business hous
es on Upper Front Street.
All the latest songs at BAR
KER’S. 04d6
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I§8 BATESVILLE BUSINESS I
COLLEGE |
Arkansas' Best Business College, x
The place to Learn Business g
Right. 8
Good Location—Board reason- *
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Write for Catalogue D. §
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While’s Cash j
* Bargains */'
P 2 bus 10c toilet soap ME
^ for_15c H
IHnl 2 cans Royal Seal
0|| Oats ;-25c 31
ye 2 packages Grape Jjfg
aHl 2 Heinz’ Beans-25c ^
^ 20 lbs. Granulated cane
lye Sugar-$1.00 *Hi
5 gallons Headlight oil l||
in 5 gallon never-fail yg
!aH) can—can guaranteed
jUjjj for 5 years—for—$1.75 an! ^
Uli Country Meal, Self-rising
ftjcj Flour, Homemade Sor- 31
UP ghum, Butter, Eggs, ^
■*® Fruits and Vegetables. ge
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fL Phone 167—Special Del’y US
Ip. s. whites
0^ Beech and Third Streets. 5ft
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| DO YOU WANTf
I A BUGGY? *
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Si if so come and see us. We have just re- gj
ffi ceived a car load of Hi V
1 HERCULES BUGGIES I
H and on account of short crop prospects |f .
^ we are selling them remarkable close, gg
^ We have Open and Top Buggies, S5
p Spring Wagons and Hacks. f
S PRICES FROM $39.00 UP. I
SJOHNSON-AVERAjr
* . HARDWARE COMPANY ! v
\ A Heart to Heart Talk ■ *
| The Hot Days Are Here And There Is ^
| Nothing Much to Do. jj|
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| Come around to our place and |j
[ let s get belter acquainted. Let’s ®
fe ■II talk things over. Kou might yj
^ »* find something that will interest ®
an ,.
!P you; if not, we would appreciate is
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yt, having you come any way.
^ Make our place your headquarters ^ )
while up town. V7e have plenty of ice lanf
® water and a fan to cool you. ||f£
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“j THE PLACE THAT ALWAYS WELCOMES YOU K
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410 FRONT STREET 1
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