_COMMENCING—
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1906
And Continuing From Day to Day Through Thursday, May 31
On June the First we will move to our NEW QUARTERS at No. 310 Front
Street. Naturally, you know we want to reduce our stock as much as possible.
FIRST, Because it will be less expensive to move. SECONDLY, We want to
start anew with a nice NEW up-to-date stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Novelties
Clothing, Shoes and Gents Furnishings. This sale will be far GREATER than
any previous sale. PURCHASERS should grasp this opportunity,' and supply
their wants at much less than the prevailing prices. WE CAUTION YOU TO
BE TIMELY, because the GOOD THINGS go to those who come first. EVERY
THING POSITIVELY WILL BE CASH all during this sale, and at PRICES
POSITIVELY that you cannot duplicate. We quote you below some prices, and
please bear in mind the GOODS we are offering you are of the most complete and
the most satisfying collection of the newest things. We stand ready as we al
ways have, to take back any MERCHANDISE UNSATISFACTORY and RE
FUND YOUR MONEY.
SALE OF MAJESTIC AND
BELL SYSTEM CLOTHES.
These goods are of the finest
make and are strictly tailor
We in_
vlt6 you to WfTK WW»C<ier you |tuy
3r not. Every suit will be mark
sd in plain figures so you can tell
the price yourself, so don’t ask
if that is the best price, as we
will positively have only one price
Read the prices we quote, look
at the goods and ^we know you
will buy.
$20.00 suits for. .$15
$17.50 suits for.$12.50
$15.00 suits for.$10
$12.50 suits for.$7.50
$10 suits for. $6
All other suits will be ar
ranged into TWO LOTS and
will go for $3.50 and.$4.50
HATS, HATS, HATS
If you want one COME QUICK,
because the prices are too low
for you not to take advantage
of ‘ the REMOVAL PRICE.
Enough said.
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trimmed .-a Vakv.cienes lace,
long and xhcrt sleeves, reg- '
ular $3.00 value, in order to
move, for. .$1.95
Fine quality lawn embroid
ered front eyelet effect,
would be cheap at $3.50, but
they must go for.$2.40
Fine quality China silk
tdimmed with Valencieenes
lace, handsomely tucked
voke moon effect, crocheted
medallion designed, tucked
back $4.00 value for $2.90
Sale of Ladies’ Skirts.
Good quality plain twill
suiting in blue and black
$1.50 value for. 90c
Blue and black cheviot reg
ular $2.00 skirt, but we are
going to move, and they
must go for $1.35
Fine quality mixed cheviots
the $2.50 kind. Removal
price for.$1.75
Fine quality Brilliantine all
colors, blue brown, black
and white. These goods
were cheap at $4.00, but we
are going to move and these
skirts must go first. Our
removal sale price for.$2.90
Extra fine quality broad
cloth blue, black and tan
will cost anywhere $5.00,
must go for. $3.15
Fine lustrous brilliantines,
skirts made with tucks on
top, and box pleats on the
bottom, newest effects in
all colors, to move for... $3.75
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SALE OF ALLOVER LACES AND
EMBROIDERIES
35c quality for. 20c
50c quality for 35c
75c quality for 48c
$1.25 quality for.90c
$1.50 quality for.$1.10
$1.75 quality for.$1.25
2.50 quality for*.$1.75
SALE OF READY-MADE SHEETS AND
PILLOWCASES. .
90 Pepperell Sheets 75c
Lockwood Sheets for 65c
Linen Finish for.50c
Pillow Cases for.12c
i iilow Cases for.15c
L CORSETS
\ *ity for 25c
A ity for. 45 c
ft F. P. Globe, and
■ « ie regular $1.00 cor
[A rder to close before
s for 75c
A DRESS GOODS
■ftr lty suiting for 20c
lllF jtt, all colors, for 25c
||f r go Lawns, large
Jp ’or.15c
f iantines, all colors
1.45c
jrial Serge, blue,
J-eam, for. 48c
MftPt Fancy Dotted Swiss, all
' colors, for . i 15c
• 30c Butchers Linen 36 inch
for 20c
25c Brown Linen, 36-inch
for .;•••■ ^ 9c
$1.00 36-inch Taffeta Silk
for. 85c
$1.25 36-inch Taffeta Silk
for 95c
$1.50 36-inch Taffeta Silk
for 1.19
SHOES. SHOES.
Ml our Men’s White House and
Figaro shoes; everybody knows
they are well worth $3.50; until
we move
for. $2.95
Brown’s Bumble Bee, regular
goods sell regular at $3.00 they
must move too
for.$2.25
Our well known line of Ladies
White House, Usona Blue Rib
bon and Queen Bee shoes and
Oxfords at greatly reduced
prices. Dont’ fail to look at
them for reduced prices.
Sale of Ladies’ Shirt Waists
Extra good quality lawn,
beautiful embioideired de
signs on front four rows of
Val. Lace extend from
yoke to waist line. Tucked
t$ck long or short sleeves.
Would be cheap at $2.25,
but in order to move will go
for. $1.35
Fine quality plain nainsook
embroidered front, pleated
back regular pr.ce $2.50
during the removal sale will
go for $1.65
Fine quality lingerie front
REMEMBER, This sale will eclipse all our former efforts in point of V ALUE
giving, and we hope to see our friends avail themselves of this OPPORTUNITY j
TO SAVE MONEY. To those of you whom we have not h^d the pleasure of \
serving in the past, we respectfully ask to EXAMINE the VALLES we offer and j
feel sure YOU will he among the steady PATRONS of the FASTEST GROWING (
STORE IN NEWPORT.
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NEWPORT, - - ARKANSAS.
Entered at the postoffice at Newport*/ Ark., as
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Joe L. Bevens left Tuesday
morning for Hot Springs where
he will attend the state pharma
cist association.
Miss Birdie Weaver of Bates
ville is expected to arrive in the
city tonight to visit Miss Lou
Minor for a few days.
Robert Neill, Jr., of Batesville
was in the city Tuesday morning
and accompanied the party from
Newport to Hot Springs.
Miss Nina Joy, who has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wil
liam Magoffin, left Tuesday for
her home in Muskogee, I. T.
Miss Ethel Woods of Bates
ville passed through the city
Tuesday, going to Little Rock to
visit her sister Mrs. C. G. Price.
Dr. R. C. Dorr and wife, of
Batesville, were in the city Mon
day and will attend the State
Medical convention at Hot
Springs.
Drs. Crawford West, E. L.
Watson, and Owen Walker left
Monday night for the State
medical convention at Hot
Springs.
Lingerie gloves, elbow
length, black and white, at
Chas. Meyer’s Great Bar
gain Store. JO btf
Rev. Mr. Cuse of Hot Springs
and Rev. Mr. Lee of Pine Bluff
will be the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Hillhouse during the
Episcopal council.
Wanted—Traveling salesman
to sell specialties to dealers
in Arkansas. Good wages to
man of ability. 612 S. 6th St.,
St. Louis. 8bl4t
Mrs. William L. Wallace left
Tuesday afternoon for Chatta
nooga, Tenn., where she will re
main visiting relatives until fall.
She will be joined by Prof. Wal
lace the first of June.
I am prepared to do all kinds
of house and buggy painting,
paper hanging and upholstering
and guarantee my work. Also
take up and clean carpets and
mattings. Tom P. Pierce, shop
812 Front street. 264 d2mo
Dr. C. H. Lockwood, of Hel
ena, one of the prominent
ministers of the Episcopal church
in the state, will arrive in the
city Wednesday and will be the
guest during the council meeting
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bevens
who are old friends of Mr. Lock
wood.
The reporter for the Independ
ent has received a beautifully
printed invitation from Mad
dox Seminary, presenting their
pupil Miss May Whitaker, in
music recital for graduation,
Thursday evening May 10. Miss
Whitaker’s many friends hasten
to extend congratulations in this
honored event.
Peach Crop Greatly Injured.
Though the peach trees in Law
rence country are well fruited,
there is no hope for any good
peaches, as some fly has stung
everv little peach and planted in
it the germ of a worm that will
develop in time to ruin the fruit.
Mr. Peace, manager of the Mc
Nair peach orchard, which con
sists of 40,000 trees and is lo
cated one mile west of Black
reports that he has made a care
ful examination of the fruit on
those trees and thinks that there
is no reason to expect any per
fect peaches. Last year one-half
w as found at ripening time to I
be wormy, and this year Mr. I
Peace thinks that more than half
the crop will be faulty. Other
peach tree men report the same
conditions existing in their or
chards. There are perhaps a
a hundred thousand peach trees
on the west side of Black river
thatUvid bear their first crop
this v'ear, -nd the outlook is very
discouraging to the owners of
orchards. — Black Rock Telephone
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