Phone 167.
P. S. WHITE
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So Much Depends
on a good appearance in this life
that it behooves everyone to
keep his clothes up to the mark.
More especially is this true when
price cuts so little figure.
Our new Michaels-Stern Fall
Styles demonstrate what we
mean.
All wool fabrics in perfection
of Style, Fit and Finish await
you here at prices to meet any
purse.
Sner Store
y Bros. Building
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NEIGHBORLY FE ELING PROMPTS US
to drop in oc casionally if only for a call. We
to welcome old and make new friends.
SO PROUD OF OUR GROCERIES,
that we like folks to come in if only for a look. For look
ing is bound to result in admiration and appreciation.
* R. J. Wise GrocerCo.
1 Where.. Fetsy Ross and Blue Mountain Can Goods Are
Sold—None Better
j 1 hompson Building Corner Laurel apd Front Streets
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others happy
<* Then buy one of our all wool suits and overcoats for yourself.
You will need them during the holidays.
It only costs a few dollars more to buy good goods—that is the
>kind we sell. A look will convince you and it costs nothing to
FIFE & MOORE M
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$2 to $7 at Rogers’1
Company. 21b7
Geo. T. Humphries was
here this morning en route home
to Salem from Heber Springs.
Rogers 1847 silverware in
knives, forks, spoons etc. A
nice selection at low prices at
Rogers Hardware Company.
21b7
Ralph Hirsch id home from
Fayotteville to spend the holi
days with homefolks.
We have only 25 ladies tailor
made suits that sold from $12.
50 to $20.00 and will be spld at
half price for one week.—Bow
en’s Cash' Store. 22d6wl
100 pairs of blankets worth
from $3.00 to $7.00 a pair at 60
cents on the dollar. One week
only.—Bowen’s Cash Store.
22d6wl
L. C. Cullison left this morn
ing for Little Rock.
Lost—Brooch, enameled flow
er with diamond center. Suit
able reward if returned to Mrs.
(J. iU. (Jarron. zioaoi
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Critten
den and Mrs. V. M. McDowell of
Tupelo were among the holiday
shoppers in town Wednesday.
For nice dressed chickens,
turkeys, gees and ducks, also
fine oysters phone 297 People’s
Meat Market. Delivered any
where in town. 18d9t
The display in Bach’s show
window is certainly worth going
to see. 22b6.
Chafing dishes from $5 to $10
and good ones too. See the dis
play in Rogers Hardware Com
pany window. 21b7
Mrs. J. S. Graham and Miss
Willie Penix were down from
Tuckerman this morning among
the Christmas shoppers.
Air guns, pop guns, rifles and
shot guns for the boys and
young men, who love outdoor
sport. See these good holiday
gifts at Rogers Hardware Com
pany. 21b7
Marriage License.
Otho Cochran and Lizzie Lee
Lawrence, both of Tuckerman.
W. M. Chisholm and Mrs. M.
T. Mathis, both of Newport.
Bud Richardson and Mary
Watson, colored, both of Jack
sonport.
J. R. Taylor and Mary Up
church, both of Tuckerman.
F. F. Tunstall and Earty F.
Tunstall, both of Swifton.
Minor Gray and Louise Cur
ry. colored, both of Tupelo.
returned
, £ouis, where
he treatment in the
Missou! hospital. How
ever :ry much improv
ed.
Mrs. Nell eene was quite
ill Tuesday bl„ is better at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Dameron
made a business trip to New
port Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hack
ney visited their niece, Mrs. Joe
Armstrong Wednesday.
Mrs. Cellars and daughter Iv
ory were shopping in Newport
Monday.
Mrs. Wm. Redd and children
intend to leave Wednesday for
Lonoke, where they will reside
in the future.
Here s wisning an a men^
Christmas and a happy New
Year.
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E. V. Holt, the popular cash
ier of the Tuckerman bank was
among the big crowd of holiday
shoppers here this morning.
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E First National
ure in assuring its patr
predation for th e business i
favored it during the year now' dra\
dose.
The bank also extends its customers and
public, greetings and best wishes for a joyous 1
Christmas and h appy New Year.
I , J THE BANK WITH THE BIG SURPLUS. ^
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HONEST FARMERS
HONEST MILLERS
turn it into flour which is as
clean as modern skill can make
it.
HONEST BREAD
is the result when it comes from
our ovens. In these days of
adulteration, artificial coloring
etc., we are proud to say that no
taint of that kind is attached to
our baking. Use it for whole
' someness. Use it for toothsome
ness.
CITY BAKERY.
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Horton’s Planin|l
...BUILDERRS OF GAM
LINE BOATS AN.H
BARGES. I
Windows, Door Frames, <J
Pews, Pulpits, Furniture aJ
Store Fronts, Made M
to Order.
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NEWPORT. ■
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