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BHE DUST FLY when we hold a special sale
s at present. We don’t take a lot of old
nerchandise aiid mark it up and then down
BRIGHT NEW GROCERIES that every
t and at just the prices they will be more
3 pay. This is a splendid time to make this
ntance.
Vise Grocer Co.
loss and Blue Mountain Can Goods Are
Sold—None Better
injf Corner Laurel and Front Streets
load.—Jno. R. Loftin, Jr. Phone
58. 18dtf.
Mrs. Mary A. Neill and Neill
Phillips left for Batesville Tues
day morning to spend a few
days.
rM —
rui uiayage, see xs. yj. ura
ham, the transfer'man. Phone
334. OOdtf
Wanted;—a roll top desk in
good condition. Must be at a
bargain. Apply at 207 Walnut
Street. 128d6t wl
John Loftin, Jr., came down
this morning from Batesville to
spend a few days at home.
• Curry Stephens returned this
morning from Steamboat
Springs, Colorado, where he has
been for his health.
Fresh candled eggs just re
ceived at Bowen’s Cash Store
Price, 25 cents per dozen. 25d6
Mrs. Clyde Wood and two
children left for Batesville last
evening for a short visit to
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ruther
ford and children were here
Tuesday morning on their re
turn home to Batesville from
Canada.
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
best in milk and cream carefully
handled. 79dtf.
Miss Nora Weaver of Bates
ville was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. R. A. Bandy, Tuesday af
ternoon on her return home
from the north.
Fresh candied eggs, young
chickens, new sweet potatoes,
peas, Concord grapes and ba
nanas at Bowen’s Cash Store.
24d6
For Sale—Pure bred chickens
nf Vuiaf cfvoin Tclon/1
Reds, five hens and cockerel
cost $1.50 each togo at 75cents;
6 Brown Leghorn hens, cost
$1.50 each at 75 cents; .5 White
Orphington hens and cockerel
cost $3.00 each, will sell at $1.00
each. — Dr. F. G. Smith. 28d6
John P. Paul and J. E. Doher
ty left for Batesville last night
to take the entire number of
children in the Odd Fellows Or
Orphans’ Home, numbering 123,
to the John Robinson circus to
day.
flow’s This?
Batesville
evening en!
e fromi Walnut Ridge. j
Webster School Shoes for boys'
and girls. A Webster diction-'
ary free with each pair. Bow-'
en’s Cash Store. 26d6
B. E. Snetzer was among the
big crowd who left for Bates
ville this morning to take in the
show.
Have you seen the electric
kaleidoscope ? Where ? At Bow
en’s Cash Store. 25d6
After dinner appropriate ad
dresses were made by Professor
Brough of the state university
and Hon. T. W. Campbell of this
city, which were well received,
the speakers being frequently
and loudly applauded. Professor
Clark of Little Rock then made
a demonstration of road grad
ing, completing something like
one-fourth of a mile during the
afternoon with two graders.
New fall dress ginghams are
on display at Bowen’s Cash!
Store. 26b7 j
Charlie Hite will go to the;
Stephens farm Thursday to
spend a week with Ike Stephens, j
A. Bullard and family have
moved Irom the corner oi se
cond and Beech streets into the
house on Elm street owned by
Mrs. Mary Johnson.
Cinders are being used on the
street to a very good advantage
in filling up depressions. The
Southern Cotton Oil Mill is fur
nishing the city with the cinders
without cost to the city.
Miss Lucy T. Brandenburg I
Wil! resume her piano classes September B
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