prices and quality right. Your j
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Winner Store
ffJcw In Bailey Bros. Building ^
• WE CANNOT EMPHASIZE j
s TOO STRONGLY
| the fact that this is not just an
} every day kind of store for the
selling of groceries. We want
| you to know that you are consid
t ered a partner in the business
\ and an important one too.
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! WE SELECT ALL
i OUR GROCERIES
with an eye to pleasing you and
with the purpose of giving you
the most possible for your mo
ney as well as the best.
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R. J. Wise Grocer Co.
Thompson Bldg., Corner Second, and Laurel
tr MV.- ^
A cool suit, cool underwear, cool shirts, will give you a
barrel of comfort, but will to: cost you a barrel
of money to rig yourself out at the
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Bevens’. Heat Lotion cures
j heat. lObtf.
Attorney G. L. Grant visited
11 Batesville Friday, says the
s Guard.
| Toilet paper at Price’s Book
j \ Store. 99btf
;; Sevens’ Heat Lotion cures
| heat. lObtf
L. B. Morgan of Tupelo was a
| visitor to the county seat today.
: Sevens’ Heat Lotion cures
: heat. __ lObtf.
; Wash Ball, with Barnett Bros.
5 at Batesville, was here yesterday
: en route to Eastern markets to
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buy goods.
Games of Rook, Flinch and
Chanticler at Price’s Book Store.
99btf ' - ' •
Mrs. J. M. Nickens and two
little children left this morning
for Newark and Batesville to vis
it relatives.
Turnipseed at Price’s Book
Store. 99btf • ■
Miss Mae Kline of Little Rock
is among the visitors at Heber
Springs, says the Headlight of
that city. ’ ,
TmiAm'ia wa n +-o’.a/'I vono Q in f *
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kale seed at Bowen’s Cash
Store. • 05b30.
A. Lester arrived yesterday
from a two weeks’ stay at Little
Rock and Heber Springs.
Pound Paper at Price’s Book
Store. 99btf
William C. Eichenberger, af
ter an extended visit to the fam
ily of Mr. John W. Wallace, left
for his home at San Antonio this
morning.
If you want to buy a good pia
no attend the auction Saturday,
August 26. — Palace Jewelry
Store. 19d6t
Mrs. Sallie West of Palmyra,
Mo. w?ho has been the guest for
several weeks of Judge and Mrs.
M. M. Stuckey, left for home on
No. 4 this morning.
Mrs. S. E. Marion and chil
dren did not leave for England
this morning, but will leave
some time next week.
. Ladies you should go to Hein
emann’s and see their line of the
celebrated Argersinger gloves
for driving, riding, automobiling
and the finest of dress gloves in
all colors. Guaranteed. .They
are simply nifty. 17d6.
Postmaster A. B. Lippmann
went to Forrest City yesterday
morning where he was called by
a phone message announcing the
serious illness of Mrs. Lippmann
who is visiting there.—Augusta
Free-Press.
Paper napkins and plain and
crepe tissue paper at Price’s
Boole Store. 9Sbtf
- Misses Mary Lesmeister of
Newport and Emma Pilquist oi
5 Jonesboro were vi-iting in Poca
hontas the latter part of last
week, guests at the homes of H.
A. Peters and Jos. Lesmeister.
—Pocahontas Star-Herald.
See the Studebaker buggies
sold by J. P. Duck and Compa
ny before j ou bay. In their
line of buggies, you get big val
ues. 58btf.
Two automobile parties pass
ed through the city this morn
ing on their way from Marble
j Hill, Mo., to Newport. In one
machine was B. W. Jamison and
, family and Mrs. A. P. Eldracher
and in the other was Dr. 0. A.
Jamison and family. The party
had encountered a good many
bad roads. Yesterday one of the
machines wras upset and a se
rious accident was narrowly
averted.—Paragould Soliphone.
How’s This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot he cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney
for th<i last ID years, and believe him perfectly hon
orable in all business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
National Dank or Commeuck,
Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and muoous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 ceut3 per
' tie. Sold I»v jo: Di'une
Z •so nan; •, ! ■ tion.
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Geo. R.j
ood attended
at Balch today. |
Bud Murphy and daugh
Miss Alice Murphy of Swif
ten, were shopping in our city
this morning.
Miss Agatha Pardee of Little!
Rock will arrive tonight to vi. it'
Misses Jennie Stuckey and Eva
Paul.
Ladies you should go to Heine
t/ i
mann's and see their line of the
celebrated Argensinger gloves
for driving, riding, automobil
ing and the finest of dress gloves
in all colors. Guaranteed. They
are simply nifty. lo<16
Henry Grant, living at Happy
Hollow and the owner of the;
grist mill, brought in town Sat
urday a stalk of cotton,which he
says is his scrubbiest. It is
about four feet high and has a
good many bolls which are clus-j
tered.
George Ponder has been ap-j
pointed claim agent for the Iron
Mountain railroad from Coffey-1
ville, Kansas to Pine Bluff, with j'
headquarters at Fort Smith.1
This is a nice position for j
George. — Lawrence County
Blade.
Nothing needs to be pure and
sanitary more than milk, espec
ially during the summer season.
When you buy from the Pure
Milk Dairy you. have the satis
faction of knowing you get the;
b' - k* milk and cream carefully
handled. <9uii.
Ed Northern and Wager and
Harry Moore are hauling a fine
lot of logs to Aliciafor shipment.
They loaded 16 car loads of logs
last week, which were shipped to
McCrorv. They had one log on
the ground Saturday which was
at the top and was worth $50. It
white oak 16 feet long, 36 inches
at the top and was worth 50. It
scaled 1024 feet and will be cut
into veneering of which it will
make 8,000 feet worth $60 to
$97 per thousand. — Lawrence
County Blade.
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INVITED- HHH
t— -T~ .The selection of a proper bankl
m i .the greatest importance to t
j ! i afford to take the risk that 1
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money being carried on the perl
The danger of loss from fire, €
tune is always present in such
possession of a bank account witfl
Bank not only affords protection a
dents but also provides many conv
transaction of every day business ai
This bank established! in 1892,
$50,000, and as ’ result of the cons
in which it has always been manage
a Surplus and Profits fund amountin
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8 We arc going to cut out our line of
8 carry a larger stock in other lines. We ll
8 hand a large assortment of zephyr an.Ji
9 nortle ginghams, Forrest percales, dressil
© calicoes, outings and flannelifl
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o and fancy; domestics, brown, white and M
| linings, table linens, white goods, all kinjl
9 line of laces, embroideries, ribbons and
9 will be sold at actual cost for
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! We are showing the very best
value in Ladies Silk Hose,at 50
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