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FOR YOUR
Summer
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* There are a great
number of resorts I
in the North and
West along the
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Rock Island
Lines
It s not too early to prepare
Let us help you
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Notice.
Notice is hereby given that all
soda water bottles and boxes,
branded Busy Bee Carbonating
are the property oftiCy-eeeeeatt
Company, Newport, Arkansas
are the property and for the ex
clusive use of said company.
Busy Bee Carbonating Co.,
J. 0. Powell, Prop.
Newport, Ark., May 28, 1913.
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For Sale.
Several thousand bushels of
corn and large quantity of timo
thy and alfalfa hay at Kinman
farm. For information inquire
at T. D. Kinman’s or Arkansas
Bank & Trust Co. 32btf
The Detail*.
TTyou recoil**' old wotVli-MuMf
Tan with the collar r “A! Wot
abght ’Im?” ** B ’ad, to go down (Jerk
of the head) you know—they glT**’lin
wot you call it—didn’t art git It. 1
don’t think!” "Reely!" ‘‘’Adn’t you
'eard, then?” “I did ’car aomeflng, hut
go detail*, not afore nov. - Punoh.
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I Chi- Namel §
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^ has come to town. Chi-Namel, the ^
!af5 Chinese Oil Varnish -any color-stains ofi
® and varnishes at one application. Will ^
yg not crack, craze, peel off, turn white or |=
SR fade out, and so tough a hammer won’t ^
* break it. BEST FOR FLOORS. |j
!K COUPON GOOD UNTIL JUNE 15, 1913.
SR Buy a 10-cent Varnish Brush, to insure Chi-Namel a ^
i fair trial, and the Chi-Namel Store named below will jug
|0| give you absolutely free, out of stock, a regular 20c
f , can of Chi-Namel Varnish in exchange for this signed
® certificate. laHi
j£ Name__ ^
Address_ ^
|5 Johnson-Avera Hardware Co. 1
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* Johnson-Avera 1
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| Trade With Thel
Boys At Boys and m
| Men's Store ^
You know how you like to look; ^
come here some day, and put on ®
mm one of our new a™
HP
—. . ara
| , Schaffner & Marx 1
at yourself in the glass. You'll see ¥
your self as you'd like to have others see you. %
t Tomorrow. Don't wait. Our stock is com- £fij
pletc new.
We will welcome you.
I The Boys’ and Man’s Store
I & Moor
L410 Front Street Phone 314^
WEATHER FORECAST.
Tonight and Friday fair.
0-O O—O O-O O-O 0—0
HERE AND THERE.
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Chi-Namel for chairs. 49b4 j
BARKER cleans and blocks :
j hats. 36btf.
Norman Wolff left last night
for St. Louis.
i Chi-Namel for floors. 49b4
| Mountain Valley Water at
I Bevens’ Drugstore. 48d6t
E. S. McDonald has been very
sick for several days.
Chi-Namel for furniture. 49b4
Fishing Tackle at Price’s
Bookstore. 94btf.
Chi-Namel for porch seats.
49b4t
William Corley left this morn
! ing for Black Rock,
i Try Virtue’s Little Liver Pills
* at the City Drug Store. 09btf
Go to Price’s Bookstore for
all kinds of base ball supplies.
94btf.
I. D. Price for Croquet Sets.
32btf.
Toilet paper at Price’s book
store. 32btf.
For Sale—$200 will buy a
handsome soda fountain and
i nxtures in gooa conaition. aiso
cash register for $50. Apply to
this office. 41dl2w4t
See Chi-Namel Coupon in
Johnson-Avera Hardware Co’s
advertisement. 49b4
* Mr. and Mrs. Lytle Peyton of
Little Rock were here last night
en route to Batesville.
Lost—October 14, 1912, a la
dies’ old fashioned signet ring,
broken, no initials, 14 karat gold.
Lost either at Paris’ wagon
yard or 2 miles East of New
port. $15 reward to return to
this office.—Emma Koffman,
Grubbs, Ark. wit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coe, Jr.,
of Tuckerman are spending the
week here attending the Teach
ers’ Institute.
I Mrs. R. O. Norris of Kenyon
| was here last night en, route to
j Evening Shade to visit her pa
! rents.
Mrs. John Fairchild and two
daughters will leave Friday for
Claremore, Oklahoma on a two
weeks’ visit and to attend the
school commencement there,
i Walter Umrick of Cairo, 111.,
arrived yesterday morning to be
with his sister, Mrs. John Purdy
I for a few days.
i A. M. Love returned Wednes
day morning from Newport,
j where he has been attending the
j Chancery court. He states that
the crops in that section are look
ing fine.—Jonesboro Tribune.
Mrs. W. F. Ball returned Wed
j nesdav morning from Newport,
| where she spent several days
! visiting.—isatesviiJe (juard.
Newport is fixing to build a
bridge across White river, and
when it does it will take about
one-third of tiie people of Inde
jpendence county from Batesville
to Newport. Will Batesville
merchants stand for that? —
Batesville Guard.
Congressman Goodwin was
here early yesterday morning,
being called from Washington
City to the bedside of his wife,
who is seriously ill at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Eugene Long
at Batesville.
Kural Carriers To Meet.
The meeting of the Association
of Rural Free Delivery Carriers
of Northeast Arkansas, will be
held on Decoration Day. May
30th, in this city, and a much
larger attendance is expected
than upon the first meeting here
last July 4.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by application*, a* they cannot reach the dto- !
portiou or the cat. t here to obly anr way tc :
, ure Utalaca*. aad that to by routoituttnial reinedteH
1 Vufttew to|'«M by an mAaawd conditk* «( the !
mucous ItolM of the Kuala ehtau Tpbe. When this
tube la In flamed you have a ruaabittig e»umi er i-i
perieet hearing, ami when It to entirety Hoatd. tleaf
nos# fg the result a»ul unless tlie Inflammation can br
LiKyn-out and tin* tube rctaoretl to It* normal ronth
*wn» mniring will t*> detcuuyeu forever: nine aue‘
cautn'd by Oitarrb. wMeh to nothing i
but ap trfUuned mnditimi of the mucous surfaces.
>i i Will give tl.ii Hundred Dollar* for any case c! !
J>eafm*88 < caused by catarrh* flsit cannot be cured *
Hmi8 tAitarr.i Cure. jsend lor circulars. free
1 J CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, O
old by Druggist*. IK.
IwLe lull* Tuinilv PLlis t.»r oustiuttoA.
Opening I
Accounts I
By Mail I
I |
flj To open an account and I
□J transact business with ■
this bank without a m
personal visit to our I
banking rooms, is a 9
simple matter. Mere- flf
ly send your remit- A
tance in the shape of 9
check, draft or money 9
order with a letter 9
stating the name in 9
which you wish the 9
account opened and 9
we Will send you a A
passbook by return 9
mail showing the 9
amount of the deposit. 9
You need have no fear 9
as to the safety of ■
your money if deposit- I
ed with this bank. I
THE BANK WITH THE I
BIG SURPLUS” I
The I
First I
National I
Bank I
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS 1
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.
E. S. Shaw, Augusta, and Sadie L.
Stone ,colored, Olyphant.
J. F. Pollard, Union Hill, and Beulan
Scantlin, Bradford.
Charlie Scott, Williford, and Grace
Kennemur, Peach Orchard.
Birl Blanton, Dota, and Seppie Sew
ard, TuCkerman.
Andrew Hightower, Newport, and
Myrtle Goodwin, Fitzgerald.
W. F. Gullette, Newport, and May
WoOds, SWifton.
Leslie Armour and Kaisel Healy,
both of Jacksonport.
Arby Deplope and Oma Holt, both
of Swiftor.
Funeral of Dr. Griffin.
The funeral of Dr. Griffin of
Weldon was held at Sand Hill
grave yard Wednesday after
noon and was largely attended
by his friends and members of j
the Masonic and Odd Fellows j
lodge, who had charge of the J
service at the grave.
The Masons from Newport
ivho attended the funeral were
Harry E. Dowell, Ben and Tom
Chastain, C. R. Pate, John Jow
srs, Joe Weaver, Geo. M. Sink, S. I
I. Blackburn, Harvey McCollum, i
Perry Clark, James T. Hender- I
son, M. H. Dague and Mr. Rush- \
ing. J
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I
Hiss Reichardt Addresses the I
Teachers.
The prominent feature of 1
Wednesday’s proceedings at I
:h teachers’ institute was the i
iddress of Miss Eva Reichardt I
jpon School Improvement Asso- I
:iation work.
mi • i i mi i I
i iic uiMiiuit? win ciuse r nuay
I afternoon.
!
I TEACHERS IN ATTENDANCE
The teachers enrolled are, as
follows:
Newport—Misses Annie Bell
Bridger, Mary Foster, Gertrude
Alien, Jamie and Elizabeth Irby,
Margaret Beattie, Stella Wal
lace, Willis Guin, Jennie Jerni
gan, Fay Smith; Mesdames S.
E. Shaver, Dora Albright, F. J.
Harmon, Ella Box, Alice E. Gib
son, Jean Diaz; Messrs. H. J
Grant, N. B. Duncan, Jas. K.
Coe, Clarence Ford.
Tuckerman — Misses Wiibe j
May Penix, Ada Brabzson, Alta i
Roberts, Olzie Roberts, Salliej!
Choate, Iva Burkhalter, Ver
tie and Willie Hurley, Nora and
Ruth Yelverton, Bertha Pad-J
gett; Mesdames Chas. K. Coe,’!
Maggie C. Drake; Messrs. W. M. |
Shaver, G. S. Jernigan, Albert <
B. Coe, Charles K. Coe, David jj
Huskey. i Ej
Swifton—H. L. Lambert, Tay- i
lor Keton, Floyd B. Pearce, Wal- g
ter McDaniels, Mrs. Lyde Toler; g
Misses Della McDaniels, Claudia g
Smith, Pearl Hawley, Zoe Toler, g
Tupelo—Misses Mabel Ensor, g
Louis Taylor, Jennie Taylor, Ag- g
ries Marlar; Messrs. Paul Gard- %
l
ner, W. S. Simmons, Edward and
Arthur Morgan, D. S. Harris.
Denmark—Misses Goldie Fish
er, Edna Vick, Rosa Feagins,
Sadie and Myrtle Young; Messrs.
Henry Fraser and G. L. Land.
Union Hill—Mrs. Beulah Pol
lard, Miss Lillian Fraser.
Shoffner—D. H. McCartney.
Weldon—Clay Jones, 0. F.
Vaughn, E. E. Herndon.
Judsonia—D. C. Clemons.
Adelaide—Misses Etta Heff
ington, Beulah Buckner, Mr. S.
C. Vick.
Bradford—Allen and W. C.
Mason, W. H. Taylor, R. L Chil
ders, J. H. Wilson, Miss Flossie
Stuart.
Beedeville—Z. B. Barber, Miss
Muriel Hamilton.
Grand Glaize—Misses Blanche
Jones, Grace Walker.
Jacksonport—W. H. Frye.
Eight Mile—Miss Lillye Mc
Fadden.
Olyphant—Dewey and R. H.
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Dark.
Johnstown—Misses Maude an.
Blanche Sink.
Pleasant Plains—Forrest if
Mullen; Misses May Whyblj
01 lie Burrow.
Newark—Misses Hattie I;f
gers and Iva Baker.
Balch—Doss Jackson, j. y
Balch, Mrs. Ethel Balch.
Grubbs—Misses Celia Hani
ins, Ollie Lashlee, Mrs. Qar
Grizzle.
Auvergne—Misses Pitta ant
Florence Johnston, Gertrud
Burton; Mr. Shelley Burton.
Algoa—Misses Grace an
Glenna Hazlett.
Remmel—Miss May Bowmar
Maggie Webb; Messrs. E. p;
Bowman, Wm. Webb.
Sulphur Rock—Miss Dais
Northern and Elmer Chaney.
Salem—S. D. Ring.
Paroquet—Miss Snodie Frel
man.
Kenyon—Mrs. Grace Forbes.'
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| To Have A Smart I
I Looking Gown 1
To have a smart looking gown
and a chic appearance, you must
first look to the foundation pf
your gown. Would you have
THE corset that is modish as to
style and fit, g*t one of the new
gSP
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Lady
. CORSETS
so superior in style, quality and
fit as to be in a class of their
own.
Among the many styles, there
is just the model for you. Let
us show you.
Ip Model 119 (Slender and medium figures) high bust, fj
ijS medium hip, m
p medium back, batiste, white, 18*28.$1.00 Ij
“Merode ” |
Finished) Underwear |
We control the sale of g
Merode Knit Underwear |
for the city of Newport, 1
and know that we have the |
best underwear of its .kind!
to sell at anywhere near g
the price. g
Merode Underwear is |
carefully made in every re-1
spect—knitted to fit the!
form and is hand finished. I
^ It is priced no higher than many of the 1
J inferior grades one often comes in contact I
| with. I
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