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Mike Denton was in from
Grubbs today on business and
meeting his many friends.
For Rent—rooms, 519 Walnut
<19d24,
79dtf.
Mrs. J. D. Carvell is able to be
out after a several days’ illness.
Piano for sale—Easy terms.
Mrs. M. F. Hurley. 77dtf.
Paul Herndon, reresenting the
Belknapp Hardware Company
of Louisville, was calling on
trade here today.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. M.
*Thornton. November 1, an eight
pound girl.
Dick Edgar made a business
trip down the Rock Island this
morning.
I. H. Dyer went down to Lit
tle Rock this morning to attend
the Confederate Reunion.
Bowen’s new barber shop now
ready for inspection. Your pa
tronage invited. 84btf.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Vaughn
have returned. from a ten days’
visit to Little Rock. >
Wanted—A good middle-aged
white woman to help in small
family. Apply 419 Pine or at
this office. 77d6
Roy Dutton is in our city,
meeting his friends for a few
days.
Having secured temporary
quarters in the Hazel Hotel
Building, I invite my friends
and patrons to visit the new
shop. Jack Montgomery. 68dtf.
Mrs. Sam Phillips and Miss
Lucy Bailey went to Little
Rock this morning on No. 7 to
spend the day.
| MUNSING |
1 UNION SUITS j
ffi All Styles ■ ij
1 In all Sizes |j
| For all J
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| For the whole family |
* Our trade in MUNSING |
H INEAR is family trade. Fa- |i
£ thers buy it for themselves and SB,
m buy it for their boys; mothers ^
j| buy it for their own use as well
|j as for their daughters. And the SB
|1 fact that our trade is growing §
^ right along seems to show that ;i
H they all like it. There is a right SB,
jg size for everybody from little tots ^
SB to grandparents. -jj!
tys
j| Fake our word for it /VIUtl- H
| sing Underwear is|
SB what you should buy this fall. i|j
vs It’s the most sensible, serviceable, SB
g5 satisfactory underwear we ever gj
jjj sold. Customers who once wear S
■| it seldom buy any other kind. It ®
SB wears a long time. It washes SB
j| well. It’s always perfect fitting. Hj
j| In quality its fine enough to suit |j
the most particular. In cost it is ®
| U 1 as
§j so moderate it may be enjoyed *
jg by all. We recommemd it as the gj
® best solution of the underwear 5
S problem we have ever been able ?
|§ to offer our trade. 5
| Wolff-GoldmanS
| Mercantile Company |
Call Sam Denty about the Va
cuum Cleaner, the only sanitary
way. Telephone 117. 304dtf
Mrs. W. H. Wilsey of Poplar
Bluff is the guest of Mrs. Rose
borough at' Batesville, says the
Guard.
Clear, white clothes are a sign
that the house keeper uses Red
Cross Ball Blue. Large 2 oz.
package 5 cents.
Knox mends shoes cheap, 111
Walnut street. dtf
Lafe J. McCutcheon made a
business trip to Hoxie -this
'■ morning.
Drayage of all kinds handled
i promptly. Phone No. 10- —
i Chester Robinson. 18btf.
Try Virtue’s Little Liver Pills
. it the City Drug Store. 69btf.
, W. E, Ratliff and Miss Marie
Ratliff of Batesville were guests
at the Hazel hotel last night,
j New $600 Hallet & Davis play
Jer piano. Will sell for $375. Ap
ply at this office. 90dtf.
Tonight at the Palace you will
I see an unusually good program
|—mostly high class comedy.
M atch for our feature announce
ment. dl.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Owen are
moving their furniture into
their beautiful new * cottage
in the Park Addition, and will
go to housekeeping as soon as
the water mains are laid.
New picture machine at the
Palace Theater. No stops—pic
ture on the curtain all the time,
dl.
Miss Aileen Mosby is receiv
ing a welcome home by her
friends after an extended visit ■
to different points in Texas.
, .Jack Montgomery has opened
his barber shop in the Hazel ho-!
tel building in the room former- j
ly occupied by the express com
pany, and solicits your patron
age. G8dtf.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Bowen
of Walnut street have a little
son at their home, born Monday
morning. The little fellow has
been named James Scaise Bow
en, Jr.
Mrs. A. J. Wolf will leave to
morrow morning for St. Louis
to visit her daughter, Mrs. A.
G. Anderson. j
For Rent—5-room cottage,
hot and cold water, 323 Ash
street. Apply to L. Minor. 52dtf
600 loads of good, hickory
wood for sale—Now’s your time
to lay in the winter supply.
Newport Manufacturing Com
pany, telephone 178. 81dtf.
John C. Lunn and family, who
have been living at Peach Orch- I
ard, are visiting his wife’s rel
atives here, and are moving to j
Little Rock.
Cedar fence posts, sash, i
doors, lumber, shingles, brick |
and cement—Hubert’s Lumber
Yard, lower end Front street. '
33btf.
Hon. H. L. Remmel came > up ■
from Little Rock last evening to ;
cast his vote in the general elec
tion this morning, and returned I
home on No. 7.
Are you domes faded ! Use
Red Cross Ball' Blue and make j
them white again. Large 2 oz. ;
package. 5 cents. blm.
The Arkansas College Second !
ball team arrived on the local |
at n< nn today and played against1
the Newport Athletics at the
fair grounds this afternoon. The i
boys were accompanied by their j
coach. Mr. \\ ilbur. The team is )
composed of Messrs. Bidwell,
Denham, England, E. Jones, R. i
Jones. Moore Menard, Robertson, I
Street Swift, Smith. Salmons
Ferrell and Wood.
Mrs. C. W, Shaver of Evening
Shade passed through Bates
ville Saturday afternoon, en
route to Tuckerman, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. A. F. Jer
nigan. Mrs. Shavetr was ac-*
companied by Mrs. Jernigan,
who spent several days at Ev
ening Shade. —Batesville Guard.
The many friends of the fam
ily regret to learn of the death
of the little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clee Campbell at Little P „k.
The babe, which was born Mon
day, only lived twelve hours, and
the remains were brought to
Newport this morning by R. F.
Drummond and buried in the
family lot at Walnut Grove cem
etery,
$100 Reward, $100.
The rpadfrs ©f this ''ape* will l** pleased to tear*
Pat there la at least .ae dreaded disease that scien-e
i>,.s bwn Ab«e t cure in all Its? stages, and that it* ;
• Miarrh. Hall 8 Catarrh ‘Jure* Is the only posit!”.?
ure now known to the medical fraVemlty, Catarrl
v <.<»::wtituiiuu.vl <1 . n■<, ;!re€ *x ©onstic.
" 'd treatment. Hall s Catarrh Cure Is taken
•tUy acting dlr-cily upon tlit? blood and mu-*
• t. a<-g o! the vstero, thereby destroying the*
iS\ti<» of the digectse, and giving the.jjet, t
■ gth by bmldi up tin* constitut‘d, and b«».vsr- ,
. iture In do i • v, :U. The pro, <rleu*rt fair
. u hctli 1” *::* c.r.:tive powers that*they O'
• Hundred Dollar® !or any case that It lu.> :# i
i.re. ^e?td lor list of testimonials.
r. F. J, CHKNKV & CO.. Toledo. O.
” hi hv iV Drim-Ist*.
i ilfg fur ^ipiatioo*
| Mr. and Mrs. Geoi’ge Wilson of
the Hazel hotel, have returned
from a few days’ visit to his
mother at Batesville.
Union barber shop—the best
of workmen and service, now o
pen in the Hazel Hotel Building.
Jack Montgomery. 68dtf.
1 Rev. E. M. Pipkin, the well
known Methodist minister of
!Arkadelphia, was in Little Rock
i Monday en route to Helena to
(attend the marriage of his son,
[E. M. Pipkin, Jr., which will be
solemnized in that city Thurs
day. Dr. Pipkin will perform
The ceremony. The bride-elect
iis Miss Anna May Ephingstone.
|—Arkansas Gazette.
Cold weather is here. You
meed that old stove fixed up. See
Gus Jowers at Wolff-Goldman’c
■ warehouse. fiJdifi
I
(County Union November 12-13.
1 The Jackson County Farmers’
I Union will meet at the Island
(school house on the 12th and
113th of this month by order of
| the president.
w2t. J. T. Batten.
Palace Theater
TONIGHT’S PROGRAM
THE JUNGLE SAMARITAN
A true heart comes home. In
order to produce this picture it
was necessary to endanger hu
man life. This production will
prove exciting from start to fin
ish. See the hero in a hand to
hand combat to death, with a
real leopard.
A SEiAG production.
THE BUXOM COUNTRY LASS
This is the ninth time William
Wadsworth as Wood B. Wedd,
thought he was sure of a wife
for the conditions were so easy,
all he had to do was to prove his
ability as a handy man. He en
listed the services of Darby,
unknown to his intended. His
deception is discovered. This is
some act.
(EDISON)
SPENDING IT QUICK
Is a story in itself —A burles
que comedy. Some folks have
peculiar ideas when they strike
it rich. You have had a hearty
laugh in your life.—See this
picture and laugh again.
(BIOGRAPH)
BASEBALL
A GRAND OLD GAME
See this national sport reproduc
ed in the merriest kind of come
dy by BIOGRAPH. Most clever
comedy actors.
See this program tonight and
forget there ever was a war.
New picture machine.
ADMISSION, 5c AND 10c
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Because we give you 3i
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art through buying here, ^
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wrhere you save the cor- mg
3c ners, Phone 167. ^
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^ SPECIAL DELIVERY ng
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Ip. S. WHITES
Beech and Third Streets
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I OPPORTUNITIES
When opportunities come to extend your busi
ness or make profitable investments, are you able to
take advantage of them? _
You are, if your credit is established with a
strong bank. Take your banker into your confidence, p
Show him the condition of your business, and v hen |
opportunity comes he will be able to lend you what
you need promptly. m
the FIRST NATIONAL BANK is always 1
able to meet customers’ requirements to the extent
warranted by their responsibility and balances.
Your account invited.
“THE BANK WITH THE BIG SURPLUS”
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
NEWPORT. ARKANSAS
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j Gustave Jones and his stenog
rapher Wesley Bengel, Jos. M.
Stayton and Lon L. Campbell at
tended court at Batesville Mon
day.
i Two furnished rooms for, light
housekeeping. Phone 263.
81d3t.
WOMEN — sell guaranteed
hosiery to friends, neighbors
and general we rers, 70 per cent
profit; make $10 daily; experi
ence unnecessary —Internation
jal Mills, West-Philadelphia, Pa.
80dlm.
Judge S. A. Hail of Batesville
was here 1 As morning en route
to Little P <ckj to attend the Con- i
federate Reunion.
Hni ai!
^ Now In Newport j
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lie Heady To Do Ail Kinds juft
ail „ =*1
!Ur of Veterinary Work {ys:
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| DR. L. T. HAYS ’
spj PHONE 55
^ 200 BEECH STREET
| !f You Want To Save |
I Dollars 1
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| Come to us for your*
| FURNITURE, §
* MATTRESSES, *
I IRON BEDS, |
* LINOLEUMS, m
| MATTINGS, | ’
% RUGS ^
We have recently acic'ed largely to our S ,
^ Furniture Department. We have good us
iaHi goods for very little money. Come and ifi
^ see.
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1 JOHNSON-AVERAS
1 HARDWARE COMPANY S '
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m Announcement of the Falls *
| Line of Hats,Shoes, Shirts|
* and Clothing P >
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j^R We Receive New Goods ^
IaR Daily. ^R
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^ Come in and iook them •h»jwki me jqhc-im^, -v\ BJj^
2^ over; if we have not got I s
1 are what you want we will H&i 1 (ue
1 £el i, for you \W P- " “ l *
The newest styles in i ¥1 I
shoes* arrived this morn- SP& JI^TP^ 1 2rj
Si„s. ^ IlALSh; '
111 We will make a suit to | |§- t
iarfl order if we can’t please 3^
^ you out of our stock. ' |Ucj
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M We Represent the greatest Tailor Jg
SIR ing House in the World 3
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!HR THE PL4CE THAT ALWAYS WELCOMES YOU !HR *
| rife & Moore *)
“S 410 FRONT STREET ,, , ®5 /
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