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Miss Ruhv Ferguson returned
home to Augusta this afternoon.
Try Virtue’s Little Liver Pills
at the City Drug Store. 69btf.
Bowen’s new barber shop now
ready for inspection. Your pa
tronage invited. 84btf.
Mrs. A. T. Evans of Batesville
was in our city yesterday going
to Helena
Drayage of all kinds handled
promptly. Phone No. 10- —
Chester Robinson. 18btf.
Miss Willie Smith will go
down to Little Rock on No. 5
for a two days’ visit.
Mrs. A. L. Vaughn of Little
Rock is expected this evening to
visit her son, Dibrell Vaughn,
for a few days.
Knox mends shoes cheap, 111
Walnut street. dti
Joe Baker and sister, Mrs.
James Keeshan, left this after
noon for their home at Helena.
Frank Parsons was! down
from Swifton this morning at
tending the fair.
Oysters and fresh fish for
Saturday at Dyer’s Market.
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uMr. and Mrs- Merriwether of
Sulphur Rock are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Dickens and
attending the fair.
Wanted—A few pupils in voice.
Miss Agnes Pierce, 519 Walnut
Street. 56dtf.
Mrs- Charlie Greenhaw, Miss
es Sallie Williamson and Ursu
la Moore were down from Tuck
erman today, attending the
fair.
Call Sam Den tv about the Va
cuum Cleaner, the only sanitary
way. Telephone 117. 304dtf
Mrs. F. C. Elevens and Miss
Marjorie Shoffner of Weldon
were among the visitors to the
fair yesterday.
® A searching investigation
||jj of the ash-box in the Estate Oak Heating Stove fails to reveal lii
m a sign of a joint or crack of any kind, even after years of service. ^
ftC There are none. The ash-box in this famous stove is a single ^
22 cored casting—not a number of separate castings stuck together 3ft
5n with cement, as you find them in the ordinary stove. No joints QJg
1C mean no leaks—and no leaks mean perfect control of the fire.
Un) But the Estate Patented Jointless Ash box is only one of the aft
many reasons for the superiority of jypjj
£ TKe fittoie Cok i
■Si The Estate Patented Screw Draft registers, which work with all the =2nl
kip precision of the valve in a steam radiator, are well worthy of mention} the
3ft Estate Double Strength Single Fire Pot, which never wears through, ought
glp to be considered} the Estate Anti-Buckling King is another important iin
3ft provement} and all of these features combine to produce such perfect fire
■IP control that we can guarantee every Estate Oak to keep fire 50 hours on
jpjQj one charge of any kind of soft coal.
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ME We urge you to make a personal investigation of «j=
this stove soon—at our store. You’ll realize, then, 2fj]
4Jcj why it pays to “Own an Estate.’*
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S Delay in purchasing any article If
^ that is necessary is not economy. ^
I
is The purchase of a stove to heat ^
jjj! your home is too important a thing to be ||i
^ settled off hand. ^
^ See the Estate Oak, learn why it is ^
^ better, how it saves fuel, and why it will ®|
keep fire 36 hours on one charge of ||
bj^ coal. ye1
^ And bear in mind that its poor ^
|| economy to buy a stove cheap in first ^
S cost, but high in up keep expense. ^
m The sweetness of low price never |||
jP equals the bitterness of poor quality or ^
poor service. ^
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1 Wolff-Goldman j
I Mercantile Company I
SI'S SSI SSiSSSffiffiifi5liiMiS!iss|
Phone 78for your cleaning and
pressing. 515 Front St, W. A.
Mayberry. 58d6t
| Spanish mackerel, black bass
land crappie. Phone 297. Dyer’s
Market. Prompt delivery. 66d3
! Miss lone Rochelle from Gal
jloway College at Searcy, will
J arrive this evening to spend
Sunday and Monday with her
uncle, Captain and Mrs. James
T. Henderson, at the Hazel ho
tel.
For rent—Eight room, two
story residence, corner 6th and
Hazel.—C- F. Dean. 64dtf.
Dr- Thomason, wife and chil
dren of Grand Glaize are spend
ing the day in town, attending
the fair.
New $600 Hal let Davis player
piano. Will sell for $400. Apply
at this office. 64bl4
Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Causey
were down from Swifton yester
day, taking in the fair
Cedar fence posts, sash,
doors, lumber, shingles, brick
and cement—Hubert’s Lumber
Yard, lower end Front street,
33btf.
Mrs. R- D. Williams of Bates
ville returned home yesterday
after a week’s visit with her
friend, Mrs. M. M. Erwin.
Are you clothes faded? Use
Red Cross Ball Blue and make .
them white again. Large 2 oz.
package, 5 cents. blm. |
Mrs. R. F. Drummond and
little son, Robert, went down
to Weldon this afternoon to vis- j
it ner sister, Mrs. J. K. bherrell. |
For Rent—Two furnished j
rooms for light housekeeping.
415 Main street. Phone 348.
55dtf.
Charles Prather, representing
W. R. Moore of Memphis called
on trade here today, en route to
Batesville to spend Sunday with
his family.
Large spring chickens and
fresh eggs at Bowen's Cash
Store. 6Jd6t
A message from J. S. Rogers
of Arkadelphia, states that he
will be in Newport Sunday and
preach at the Baptist church at
both morning and evening ser
vices.
For Rent—Furnished rooms,
hot and cold water, furnace heat
ed. Phone 277. 54dlm.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barnes
and Mrs. Pauline Goddard of
Memphis attended the funeral
of Ike Mallory Friday, says
the Forrest City Times.
Mrs. J. C. Redman of Saint
Louis, who is well remembered
by Newport friends, arrived yes
terday and is the guest today of
Mrs. Jennie Dillard on her way
to Dallas, Texas, to spend the
winter
Mr. and Mrs- E. C. Blandford
and children arrived Friday
morning from Denver, Colo,
where they spent some time for
the benefit of Mr. Blandford's
health. Mr. Blandford is much
improved and his many friends
are glad to see he and his ex
cellent family back at home a
gain.—Batesville Guard.
Cold weather is here. You i
need that old stove fixed up. See |
Gus Jowers at Wolff-Goldman’s I
warehouse. 64dtf-;
For Rent—large front room j
at 517 Hazel street. Apply to J. ;
D. Carvell at store. 60d6t :
Prof. Reitano and his prize j
band, the Wynne Concert Band, i
left Tuesday evening for New
port, where they have an en
gagement to furnish music for
the Jackson County Fair. New
port will discover she has acted
wisely in selecting its musical]
organization.—Wynne Progress, i
If you wish beautiful, clear,
white clothes, use Red Cross i
Ball Blue. Large 2 oz. package
5 cents.
Claude L. Coger, the retiring I
manager of the Guard, left this ;
morning for Evening Shade, '
where he and his family will re- i
side. Mrs. Coger and children
will leave tonight for Williford,
via Newport, where they will
spend several days with Mrs.
Coger’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Wilson, before returning to
their old home at Evening
Shade. Batesville regrets losing
this excellent family.—Bates-!
ville Guard
#100 Reward, $KKJ.
The reader* of this •'ape* will be pleased to tear* j
*iat then* »e nt least .ae dreadid disease that Wieu-ce ■
laws lxs?a ab«e k cure-in all It* stages, and tluu V* j
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive]
■sure now known to the medical fraternity* Catarcf y
bitig a constItutuiutl *1 . c. requires a eonsiitji
v d treatment. Hal)’* Catarrh Cure Is taken o r
• '"ally acting dir Uy upon the blood and impvi.*. 1
■•’iri'uceo of the -s -tom. tUer. by destroyini it,
;Vu- fcvitau of the • . and giving U»e pet ten,
inentrth by building up the eonstltutbm and essfet- (
V .tatlire In doing Us work. The proprietors he vs '
ao much faith In i«s curative powers that Mtey ufief,
hie Hundred Hollars fur any ease that It fa * t
ure. Send for list of testimonials.
Vidros* F J. CHENEV A: CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 7
Tfcfct kUU* V'Uiuly **d'f /W c»>uj<i.oat4oil
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Miss Beulah Shaver and Clau
dia Smith of Swifton spent Fri
day here attending the fair.
| Taylor Dowell, Mrs- Dan Dow
ell, Sr., Mrs. Foster Dowell and
Miss Ida Dowell drove down
from Tuckerman yesterday to
attend the fair.
The Batesville High School
football team arrived this morn
ing and will play the Nev/port
boys at the fair grounds this
'afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Collier and
Miss Beulah Ard went down to
Tupelo yesterday to attend the
funeral of Mr. Collier’s broth
er. the late T. W. Collier.
Mrs. J- D. Parke and little
son, .Jack, arrived home this
morning from a several month’s
visit to her parents at Portage
ville. Mo.
Will Allen, Perry Parrott,
Miss May Stephens and Bertha
Smith were a crowd of young
people of Tuckerman wrho at-;
tended the fair here Friday.
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An Object Lesson.
An exhibit at the Jackson j
County Fair of canned goods oy j
Miss Gladys Dukes, aged 15, ofj
Swifton, is a striking demonstra- j
tion of the possibilities open to i
the Girls’ Canning Club move
ment in Jackson county. Under
no organized direction and with
out any thought in advance of
an exhibit, this young lady pre
sented twenty varieties of can
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v cguiauicip aim nun anu
was the winner of a cash prize
of twenty-five dollars offered by
the Fair Association. It is also
demonstrated in a way what'
may be done in this county a
long the line of increasing the
home production of canned
goods jind thus saving thous
ands of dollars which annually
are sent out of the state for
fruits and vegetables of a quali
ty inferior to the home grown
product. It is admitted that the
time for diversification of crops
has arrived and tthe canning
dub movement is a worthy aid
n that direction,
Jackson county can produce
more than one hundred varieties
jf fruits and vegetables and the
sffort in this direction is all
that is lacking toward a settle
ment of the momentous ques
tion of something to eat.
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