WEATHER.
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15c package oi yuaKer cornflakes,
10c.—Bowen’s Cash Store. 190d6t
l)r. W. F. Ball of Little Rock was,
here last night, going to Batesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herndon and
Dale Ilerndon arc here from Judsonio
for day or two.
For Sale—Ford car in good condi
tion. See Bert SnetsA-. 184dtf
M. P. Jolly, representing the B. F.
Goodrich Rubber Company, is here
today reprenting his house.
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C. E. Crook came up from Little
Rock this morning, where he spent
several days with his wife and son.
Chickens, turneys, geese and eggs
at Bowen’s Cash Store. 189d(it
Sunday school at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at 9:30. Let
all the children and others who will
be present.
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Mrs. Elmer Badgett of Tuekerman
arrived this morning and is the guest |
of her sister, Mrs. E. Davis of Chas
tain’s Addition.
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For Sale—One Chandler, 1 Dodge
and 1 Ford.—Frank Johnson. 85 dl2t
Mrs. James Keatts left on N 3
this afternoon for her home in Little
Rock, concluding a very pleasant
visit with Mrs. O. D. Watson.
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A fine ten pound boy has made his
arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Burrell Umsted at Walnut Ridge, and
.has been named G. B. Umsted, 3rd.
WANTED—Nice Sean rags at the
Independent office.
Sergeant C. D. McMilllan of Camp'
Pike, who was honorably discharged
yesterday at Camp Pike, was here!
last night, going home to Batesville.
Knox menaB shoes cheap. Ill Wal
ftut street. dtf.
Mr. and Mrs. S, W. Harvey, Miss
Clara Harvey and Mrs. Willie Rice
of Tuckerman drove to Newport this
morning and were accompanied home
in the afternoon by Miss Sylla Har
vey.
Mrs. Less and daughter of Walnut
Ridge are spending several days with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Alvis
Meyer of .Jonesboro, who are spend
ing the winter here at the Claridge
hotel.
Furnished rooms with best of board
at Mrs. Dawson’s, 416 Ha?el street.
187dl2t.
H. A. McCallister arrived home last
night from Camp Pike, where he has
been in service for the past fifteen
months. He was honorably discharg
ed and his friends and homefolks are
glad to have him home to stay.
I'1 or the most homelike place to
stay and best board go to Mrs. Daw
son’s at 416 Hazel street. 87dl2t
Rev. Fixer Noe of Sulphur Rock
was the guest of his brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noe, last night on
his way to Wheatley, where he has
recently been assigned as pastor of
the Methodist church of that city.
Drayage of all kinds handled
promptly r’hune No. 10. Chester
Robinson. 13-dtf
Circle No. 5 of the Methodist
church will meet in a business and
social meeting combined at Mrs. C.
L. Fox’s home on Newport avenue
Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock. All
members are requested to be present.
FOR SALE—Brand new Under
wood typewriter. No. 5, used but
few weeks. Apply to F. D. Allen at
R. D. Brown’s Drug Company. 188d6
Miss Carolyn England leaves Sun
day at noon for St. Louis, having
been with the Rushton millinery de
partment for the third season. She
will , spend several days in St. Louis
before going to her home at Jersey
ville, 111.
FOR SALE—Choice lot of house
hold goods. Apply to room adjoin
ing the Madaline theatre on Walnut
street formerly occupied by the Red
Cross sewing rooms. 190d3t
Private Burt Willis, who received
his honorable discharge yesterday,
We are glad to say that since this sale has started cur sales hes ncre iht*' JLM i
itself for thn same perrcd as a }esr age, and we are about to lane the circurl cl
: money which we were compelled to have. i hat speaks w ell for the people in New -
port and Jackson county of having a good judgment in selecting the right piece wheie
the doller will get the most goods. . ,
To make this sale more successful w^e have extended the lime and reduced the
prices more, now for the next fifteen days it will he your cnly opportunity to buy
seasonable merchai dise at a saving cl 75 to 50 per cent. Anything in the lire of
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Men’s; Boys and Children’s Suits, Men’s or Boy’s Over
1 coats or MacKinaw Coats, Odd Pants
III Ladies’ an 3 Children’s Coats, Suits, Dresses, Shirts and-*
Shirtwaists
Show your good ‘udinrnt es well as \ciir reighhcr has crd trece at |i|
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came up on the train last night and
went out to his home near Litchfield
this morning. This young man has
been in the vocational training school
at Austin, Texas.
Dr. O. A. Jamison of Tuckerman,
one of our patriotic doctors who is in
the service of his country, having on
ly recently returned frojn “overseas”
is home on a ten days’ furlough. He
spent today in Newport with his bro
ther and is receiving a cordial wel
come by his many friends and admir
ers.
A great line of Christmas seals,
tags, cards, etc. We handle ^he cele
brated Gibson art line, the hand
somest line on the market.—I. D.
Price. 189bl7t
Cecil Marion and Clyde Herbert,
who have just received their honor
able discharge from army service at
Camp Pike, will arrive this evening
to spend Sunday with Newport rela
tives. Mr. Marion is a brother to
Mrs. C. P. Bandy and Mr. Herbert a
nephew of Mrs. R. A. Bandy.
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Mrs. S. R. Phillips and little daugh
■ iiiiBtmimmimiilllllllll mill 111111111 mill I
ter, Claire, arrived home on the early
train this morning, after an absence
of a month. After leaving Neill, who ;
was able to be out and in school j
again at Aitaapolis, they returned by
way of Washington City, where they
had a most enjoyable visit of a week
with Mrs. Phillips’ aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Lewis, Mrs. P.
H. Van Dyke, Mrs. W. A. Billingsley
and Miss Gertie Billingley drove to
Batesville last evening and attended
the concert by James Harrod, Arkan
sas’ most noted singer. They are
most generous in their praise for Mr.
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Harrod and think he is even greater
than the McCormacks of Arkansas.
The auditorium was filled to over
flowing with appreciative hearers.
Frank Johnson, manager of the lo- 1
cal button factory, had a message # J
this morning notifying him of the m I
critical illness of Howard Mitchell E J
ofRockport, Indiana, general manaf J
ger of the Harvey Chalmers Button®
Company. Mr. Mitchell is well known®
here and has many friends who will !
deeply regret to learn of his serious
illness.
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I Give Useful
1 „ i ,«— Get Your Money’s Worth
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' Mahogany Golden Oak,
== Famed and Fiber
jg $950 to $28-50
Even the busy man spends one-third of his life in .the home, make
it comfortable. ’Afgood chair will help you enjoy reading your
paper, a comfortable bed prepares you for the day s work. In fact
a comfortably furnished home is as necessary loi the welfare of
the family as a well balanced brain for a successful career.
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| We mention a few articles and prices from our large and well |
! assorted stock:
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Smith and
don't
$4-55 t
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H Rockers $ 300 to $ 50 °v i
S Davenettes and Davenports - $31-50 to $ 82 00
| Bed Room Suites - - $35 00 to $285 00
M Chifforobes - $25 00 to $ 42-50
Mattresses - - - - ro»w i
Springs - - - - $275 to $i2°o\
(9x12) - $5 00 to $55-0°
Child's Rockers (not toys) - $1'50 <?/?</#/? §f
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Also Odd Dressers, Dinning Table and Chairs, Cedar Chests, Cook =
Stoves, Ranges and Heaters, Queensware, Enamel ware, Stoveware,
Aluminum ware and Tin ware.
Everything For The Home ~
Double Cane Chairs 95 cents
I HAYDEN-HOLLOW AY FURNITURE C
200 FRONT STREET
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