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Palace Theater
Four Reel Program Tonight
MOLLY THE DRUMMER BOY
You have read in reports on the
late war of girls attired as men
going to war. In this play the
giri in action does some awe in
spiring things. See her.
(EDISON)
ONLY A SISTER
A drama—In this cast you see
Otto Lederer, a star as Editor
—Alfred D. Vosburg—as his
son, Marguerite Gibson, his
daughter, George Hall as Hue
Rank, a gambler and George
Kimkee as foreman. The above
players insure the best in mo
tion pictures.
(VITAGRAPH)
STOPPING THE LIMITED
This story, taken from Mun\
sey’s Magazine, a eomey drama, •,
featuring Ripley Holmes as
Hugh McKinnon, one of the high j
salaried men in the movies.
This is one of the strongest
comedy dramas ever produced !
by
(ESS ANA Y)
A MATTER OF RECORD
Writen by Emmett Hale. This is
one of those rip roaring laugh
producing comedies you like so
well.
One of LUBIN’S best.
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ADMISSION, 5c and 10c
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LEATHER FORECAST.
Tonight and Friday fair.
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HERE AND THERE. ^
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Miss Byrdie Torian of Wel
don spent this morning in our
city.
For rent—Three unfurnished
rooms. 416 Laurel. dtf.
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| There Is Individuality In |
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| Womens 1
1 Dressy I
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I CloaKs 1
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£ Women who desire exclusiveness will £
£ find it most satisfactory to make selections £
f| from the large variety of clever fashions £
H that we are showing for the Fall Season. S
£ i
£ Among the fashionable fabrics are %
Braodcloth, Arabian Caracul\ Chiffon £
Velvets, beautiful Plushes and Velours, £
£ Poplins, Gaberdines, Cheviots, {7/7- £
£ finished Worsteds and host of other £
£ neu) materials. j£
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sa lo describe one garment in detaii ^
S would be to slight a hundred others of ^
| equal beauty and smartness. You will HRj
* be delightfully surprised at the splendid ^
^ Coats and Suits you can buy at prices jS;
S ranging from $ 1 0.00 to $40.00 sjg
| Fashion’s Favorite Blouses m\
| Are Here |
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HR We are confident that nowhere else g
® will you see the styles quite so charm- SSii
^ ing. They are cleverly fashioned of soft jjjg
^ textuves,many in very smart combinations jj™i
ER of nets and silks and filmy chiffons, al- |Ij
HR so crepe de chines in solid colors and ^
jj| Roman Stripes. Prices ranging from J
| $1.50 to $8.50 |
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J. L. Maury came in from St.
Louis this morning and is call
ing on his meat customers.
For Rent—rooms, 511) Walnut
G9d24.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson
of the Hazel hotel, went to Sul
phur Rock last night to visit his
mother for several days.
Wanted—A first class ginner.
Apply to Independent office.
76d3t.
Unifold and Duofold Daven
port Beds, $25.00, at Johnsor.
Avera Hardware Co. 77d2
Robert Cockrill, constable of
Glass township, and his two lit
tle sons, were here from Swifton
today.
Coal buckets and shovels, ail
kinds, at Johnson-Avera Hard
ware Co. 77d2
Bowen’s new barber shop now
ready for inspection. Your pa
tronage invited. 84btf.
Peerless Mazda Electric lamps
at Johnson-Avera Hardware
Co- 77d2
Wanted—A good middle-aged
white woman to help in small
family. Apply 419 Pine or at
this office. 77d6
Noiseless bed springs at John
son Avera Hardware Co. 77d2
E. H. Bowmian, county super
intendent, went to Tuckerman
ihis morning.
When in need of the constable
phone 380, or call me in the Stay
ton building, office with J. W.
Wallace. Terry Guin. 74d6
Mrs. Estelle CJaridge has rent
ed the Episcopal rectory and
will open a private boarding
house, and will serve her .first
meal Sunday.
Charcoal to start your base
burner at Johnson-Avera Hard
ware Co. 77d2
Piano for sale—Easy terms.
Mrs. M. F. Hurley. ' 77dtf.
O’Cedar Mops, 75c, $1, $1.25
and $1.50 at Johnson-Avera
Hardware Co. 77d2.
The Palace Theatre will to
night give a benefit for the
family of the late James Payne.
This is a worthy cause and
should be patronized liberally.
Charcoal at Johnson-Avera
Hardware Co. 77d.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Laird left
this afternoon for Forrest City,
where they will spend the win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. T.
C. Folbre.
New graham, pancake and
buckwheat flour, flake hominy
and earl hominy at Bowen’s
Cash Store. 75d6
The vaudeville show at the
opera house last night was a
bove the average and a good
sized crowd patronized the house
during the evening.
Notice—25 good residence lots
for sale in Chastain Addition for
cash or on terms, to parties who
wish to purchase that way. This
ad will not run until all the lots
are sold, but come quick and get
choice of as many as you want
before they are picked over. W.
B. Chastain. 74d6.1
Cold weather is here. You i
need that old stove fixed up. See ;
[Jus Jowers at WolfF-Goldman’s i
warehouse. 64dtf.!
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunter, j
Mrs. James Strider and Mrs. j
Wesley Shaver formed an au- j
tomobjle party to this city to
day from Tuckerman.
Drayage of all kinds handled j
promptly. Phone No. 10- —.
Chester Robinson. 18btf. '
Try Virtue’s *Jttle Liver Pills
it the City Drug Store. 69btf.
Cedar fence posts, sash,
doors, lumber, shingles, brick
and cement—Hubert’s Lumber
Yard, lower end Front street.
33btf.
For Rent—Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
415 Main street. Phone 348.
55dtf.
For Rent—5-room cottage,
hot and cold water, 323 Ash
street. Apply to L. Minor. 52dtf
New $600 Hallet Davis player
piano. Will sell for $400. Apply
at this office. 64bl4
Cord Ball of Baich and Mark
Hosford of Grubbs were here to
day on their return home from
Little Rock, where they attend
ed the I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge.
Joe Regensburg, a popular
traveling salesman, is in the
city today, calling on trade.
$100 Reward, JIOO.
The readers thla •'ape* will be pleased to tear*
Siat there ie at leant ,t,r dreaded disease that Mena*
naa bean ab* V cure lu '.11 lu- stages, and that I?
latarrb. Hall’s ( irturrh t'ure Is tbe only poolli'e
;ure now known to tbe tbedlcal fraternity. Catart*
Delug a (<uuotitottuu.il lisauM. requires a ooustlm
ilonal treatment. Hal hai^u.rrh ('ore Is taken hi- i
■eptally urtlug directly t^Mhin. blood and mucous i
"irfiicoo ot the system wuersby destroytnp t! ■
'iimdatlna ot u.e dtarace and giving tbe pallet.,
nreugtta by building up the constltut'on and an* ti
ng nature lu doing Ms work. The pro, rieton In \ 1
*> utueb faith In Ms e.irntlie towers that *1m-t t’l'.-i i
life Hnndted Doth.!* for ip y ease tliat I.Ta-> o
:utv. Send foi lot of testuuon lals.
Address r. J. CHFNIJ’V A CO., loleds, O.
Pc-ld by an Dro^gistii. Mr.
*1 ak( Hail*' **utM) <TI>» 'vr c<w-sluatkm
|v Call Sam Denty about the Va
cuum Cleaner, the only sanitary
wav. Telephone 117. 304dtf
Mrs. Kelly McNish left this
morning for a few days’ visit to
friends in Little Rock.
, Are you clothes faded? Use
Red Cross Ball Blue and make
them white again. Large 2 oz.
package, 5 cents. blm.
E. T- Cushion of the Bank of
Swifton was here on business
, today.
Knox mends shoes cheap, 111
Walnut street. dtf
Judge M. M. and S. M. Stuck
ey returned last evening from
Little Rock where they have
been all the week, attending the
• Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Miss Lucy Fitzhugh of Bates-1
ville was here yesterday, go-j
ing to Augusta to visit relatives.
Mrs. James Bentley and chil
i dren of Little Rock are thei
guests of Mrs. Frank Hoofman.'
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Graham of1
Hot Springs arrived last even-!
ing and are guests of Judge and j
Mrs. M. M. Stuckey. Mr. and :
Mrs. Graham have been attend-1
ing the Grand Lodge at Little j
Rock, where he wras elected i
Grand Scribe at Wednesday's !
meeting.
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Mrs. Ethel Hall, aged 21 years, '
wife of H. E. Hall, living on the
Brandenburg farm, died Wed-!
nesday of typhoid fever, and was
buried at Walnut Grove this i
morning at 10 o’clock.
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A Nervous Woman Fir 1
Relief From Suffering.
Women who suffer f; on cx:r~-'
nervousness, often endure m 1
suffering before finding any refit..
Mrs. Joseph Snyder, of Tiffin.
had such an experience, rega;_
which she says:
"Six mor,*’ ■
was bedfast «.
nervous pro-tr.i
tion. I had sin’,"
ing spells, a o
clammy fee!!n~ -
could not st""
the slighter
noise. At tirr1'
I would alim.
fly to piece
stomach V e i
weak. My iui
(sand instate,'' •
my taking i/.
Miles’ Nervine, and I began to impre <
teftce I had finished the first boa.t
jntil I w»t entirely cured."
M11S. JOSEPH SNYDEP.
262 Hudson St.. Tiffin. Ohio
Many remedies are recommended
1 . (.."ease- the nervous system
..at fail to produce r< nits becausi
, t-y do not reach the seat of tiir
pi ... le. Dr. Miles’ Nervine In
;>r< vtn its value in ‘itch cases -<
nutty times tli.u it is ttnnecessarv
make clafi. for it. You car
>r« ' its tna- .s for '. ourself i
g a fits ’' < .’ y. ur drugfn-t
1. -.id :■■.":i -..e pr; ••• if pi"
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take advantage of them1
You air. it voui credit is established with a
strong bank, l ake your banker into your confidence.
Show him the condition of your business, and when
opportunity comes he will be able to lend you what ^
you need promptly.
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK is always
able to meet customers requirements to the extent
warranted by their responsibility and balances. r
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Build your silo of reinforced
concrete and it will last forever
without paint or other repairs.
The first cost is but little more
than wood. For instance: Our
16 x 30, about $450, owing to lo
cation. I am prepared to do the
work, have a modern concrete
mixer and will look you up if
you will drop me a postal card.
E. G- UTLEY,
43dtf. Newport, Arkansas.
If you wNh beautiful, clear,
white cloth s, use Red Cross
Ball Blue, ^arge 2 oz. package
5 cents.
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* Announcement of the Fall*
| Line of Hats,Shoes, Shirts*
| and Clothing |
^ We Receive New Goods
iafi Daily.
^ Come in and look them
{up-] over; if we have not got
qj^ what you want we will
^ get it for you
H| The newest styles in
rjl shoes arrived thismorn
P ing. - j|
an) We will make a suit to
lari order if we can’t please
jyj^ you out of our stock.
| We Represent the greatest Tailor
Si ing House in the World
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