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Spring and Summer
i Suits
Our Authentic Display of Individualized
Garments Will Delight You
By careful buying and personal selec- 1
j tion"we are enabled to offer our cus- 9
tomers splendid apparel at attractive
prices---you cannot afford to miss see
ing these offerings.
Our millinerv department is complete 1
---in fact, this aore is better prepared |
than ever before to please the public. |
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j Mrs. H. Clay Sanders J
WEATHER FORECAST
Tonight and Tuesday partly cloudy.
HERE A^O THERE
Victor Neal is on the sick list- and
unable to lie at school.
Whippoorwill Peas, millet uul sor
ghum seed.—-Bowen's Cash Store.
29(>blm6,
Mr. and Mrs. Con Dean are at Hot
Springs for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 11. Banks spent
the day Sunday at McCrory.
Channel catfish for sale.—Newport
Novelty Co., W. H. Dyer, Mgr. OdBt
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowie and
? children spent Sunday with her fa
ther. at Tupelo.
Knox mends shoes cheap. Ill Wal
nut street, dtf.
Mrs. W. A. Billingsley, who has
been very sick for a week, is im
proving si viy, but st v conimed t 1
hen home
: the show drop in at the
Newport Novelty Company and get
a i resh package of Butter Kiss pop
corn. Dd3t
Jolm McLain is home from Camp
Beaui yard, visiting his uncle, Judge
M'. H. McLain, and many friends at
home.
(h t a Herrick, the best refrigerator
made Proven by test.—Hayden-Hol
loway Furniture Co. 312Jtf
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. C’arvell and two
pun ai.d Hgvid Hare, of Auvergne,
visited Newport friends Sunday af
ternoon and evening.
Cabbage Plants—Pondarosa toma
to plants.—M W. Burkett. 313dl(
K. D. Brown loft Sunday morninf
for Bartlett, Kansas, called by tin
death of his sister, Mrs. S. M. Hag
gard. Mr. Brown was joined a
Batesville by his brother, Henrj
Brown. The body will be carried t<
Cartage, Mo., for burial.
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| The L. O. Unisted Auto Company
i has sold to \V. 1). Williams, of this
• city, a five passenger, six-cylinder
(Overland car.
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Your shades will i>c hung right if
bought at Ilayden-Holloway Furni
ture Company., 288tf
! Miss Blanche Iloyt, who has been
the chaining guest- of Mrs. Adam
Lockard, will leave Tuesday for her
home in Wisconsin.
Drayage of all kinds handled
promptly. Phone No. 10. Chester
Robinson. 13-dtf
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Contractor l.owo & Sons have the
contract for a pretty six room bun- |
galow for Lon L. Bowen. The cot
tage is to be on the corner of Lau
rel and Newport avenue and will be
occupied by Circuit Clerk R. W. ,
Bandy and family. i
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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Williams re
turned Sunday afternoon from spend
ing the week-end with friends at
Walnut Ridge, making the trip in
their ear.
We have 100 pounds of White
River channel catfish. Let us fill
your oilier.- Newport Novelty Co.,
W. II. Dyer, Mgr. 9d3t /
Miss Nita Belle Mock, one of thl
East Side school teachers, has beiij
elected to the North Little Roti|;
school factulty for- next year. j i
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Kauga garden hose guaranteed :h‘
2 years, only ITIyc foot.—Bowns
Cash Store. 29141 ny
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Rebimpn,
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Holloway jenjyed
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A/McDon
ald, at Weldon.
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Featuring
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Our Standard Prices: Down Stairs, 10 ad 15 Cents
Balcony, 10 Cents to Everyboy
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We have just received our new pop
corn popper, and will use only Brook
field creamery butter. Call and get a
fresh package of Butter Kiss pop
corn.—Newport Novelty Co., W. H.
Dyer, Mgr. 9d3t
An automobile party to Little Rock,
j leaving here Sunday morning in two
cars were Mrs. A. M. Edgar and
driver, Mrs. W. D. Williams, Mrs. A.
C. Wilkerson, James R. Davis, Jr.,
Misses Nobe and Clint Edgar and
Loverta Hays. They will spend two
or three days at Little Rock.
Ice Cream Freezers in all sizes.
Get the best.— Hayden-IIolloway
Furniture Company. 312dcf
S. M. Beattie spent Saturday at
Little Rock, where he, as president of
the Arkansas Hardware Dealers As
sociation, completed arrangements
for the annual meeting which will be
held there May 7-9, with headquar
ters at the Maripn hotel.
"Nicely furnished rooms for rent,
with all conveniences. Call this of
fice. 7d3t
Mrs. Eugene Skillern and Mrs.
Ross Mathis, of Cotton Plant, sisters
of Mrs. Charles Hipolite, and who
have many Newport friends, left to
day for Hot Springs to attend the
Biennial meeting of Woman’s Fed
erated Clubs, the most notable gath
ering of women the state has ever
entertained.
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Mr. and VIrs. C. W. Jones are mak
ing arrangements to move to Clarks-'
ville, where he will establish a busi
ness of hs own. Mr. Jones went
down to Searcy Saturday afternoon
to visit Vis father over Sunday, and
his wife,(who remained here for a
few days) will follow him shortly.
Water coolers that keep the water
cool, /yl sizes.— Hayden-Holloway
Furniture Co. 312dtf.
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Miss fotella Hardy and Miss Amy
Ferrell.! of Batesville, who attended 1
the D;/A. R. convention at Washing?
to CM were here Saturday, return
ing hdne. Miss Hardy will also at
tend (he great Biennial meeting of,
Natioial Woman’s Clubs at Hot
Springs this week.
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Lifutenant C. M. Reves, who spoke j
on (funp Pike work in this city Sun
i •: $
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Jay evening, left after rvice
for Imboden, where he a d an
engagement this mornjMrs.
Reves, who accompanied Ijjand
here, remained for a day the
guest of Mrs. Tom W lS0n.
While her husband is iqjmy
work Mrs. Reves is with h nts,
Mr. and Mrs. Beloate, at (t
Wanted—Bolt makers al 0lls
Switch, inspection every tieks
in woods.—Chess Wyman, oils
Switch. t.
Seven cars of Weldon pec 0ye
to our city Sunday evening-, |ng
the lecture by Lieut. Revihe
Methodist church.
Ter,ms Wanted— on g'o4nt
work to haul rock. Teams 1$5
to $9 per day. See or write 1 j
KUO E. R. Beane, Russell!
Have you tried our popcorjet
a package of Butter Kiss and ill
never want any other kind.—Nrt
Novelty Company, W. H. Dyeir.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moon, jr
Keaton, Mrs. Pinkie Moon anejs
Mary Mullen, of Swifton, werde
Sunday night. The parties were in
two cars and had driven to Batesville
to spend the day. On their return to
! Newport after dark they were unable
to get across the river and most of
the party spent the night in their
cars across the river. The river is at
a high stage and is rather dangerous
to cross in day light, and the ferry
man refused to be responsible after
dark. Mrs. Moon and baby, however,
were brought over in a skiff and
and stayed at the Hazel hotel. ^
Lieutenant C. M. Reves, chap
ain at Camp Pike, thrilled, an im
mense audience that filled Meth
odist church auditorium Sunday ev
ening. He is a very pleasing speak
er and his talk on work at Camp Pike
among the soldiers was interesting
to his hearers. Lieutenant Reves in
making trips over the state in the
interest of securing Bibles for all
soldiers, especially for the thousands
of men in the new draft. A general
collection followed his address when
more than $500 was subscribed. The
large community choir sang a num
ber of patriotic songs that were an
inspiration in the work,.
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and again if you read it once. And irthermore you'll 1
he one of Wolff-Goldman s suit buyes—that is, if ydu 1
have any intention of adding anoter suit to your j
wardrobe. M
The Reduced Prices on These Wits Will Be- i
$20.00 Suits $25.00 Suits ! $37.50 Suits ;;ji
Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to
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\\ e won’t dwell on the texture of materials, colors or styles—that s sumcte^
when we say they are the newest at lowest prices ever {fered, and the \vollh
Goldman guarantee goes with each suit.
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ALL THE NEW SPRING C0A7S REDUCED
I his is an unusual opportuity to secure a stylish coat for present wear, cool sum |
| mer evenings or next fall’s service at a great concession in\price. ;>
$10.00 Coats $15.00 Coats $32.50 Coats $37.50 Coats |
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