„Daily. I ,
^ Tonney was down from
morning.
Kathryn Giles, an attractive
iady of Judson'-*, is the guest
R. E. Wools of Laurel street
Mrs. Manuel Meyer returned this
from a visit of two weeks to
ir sister at Jonesbord.
Renton Tunnah, Jr."of Little Rock
here last night and today trans
acting business and meeting friends
I_Allen Maxfield and W. D. Murphy of
^^Hjj^ktesville, were in our city Wednes
Sam Deener of Batesville, one of
cities prominent lumbermen, was
last night gnroute home.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Kirby and Mr
Mrs. Bob Malin and children of
the Eest Side, have moved to Cabot
where they will farm this year.
Jordan Huguley, who has been very
all week, is thought to be holding
fairlv well, which his many
to learn,
a cold take 666.
Campbell, and little
noon today for their
Ohio.
lor will return to
Tenn., where she
several weeks with
Bates
in and
on his
g the
sever
naking
yelter
Adv.
Ir were
t irav
're re
11a ren
in our
h hi#
vife.
Wilson
of the
I week, was brought through here'V’u <
■I morning, being carried to her former “
Vimna Vail villa fat* hurinl
■ Mrs. Pringle Fender and Mrs. H. E
V Walnut Ridge, are in out
city the Quests of the former’s moth
er, Mrs. W. D. Williams. Mrs. Plyiey
was formerly Miss Marie Fender, and
is enroute to Cotton Plant to join her
husband, who is a contractor at that
L place.
♦ «*if> quickly relieves a cold. Adv.
A number of citizens of Mountain
View, members of and visitors at the
l legislature this week, were here last
| night registered at the Hazel hotel
P enroute home. In the party were Ben
Williamson, J. B. Hess, W. M. IJrew
l er and T. B. Lancaster.
Senator James O. Goff returned last
night from Little Rock, where he has
been attending the session of the Ar
kansas senate of which body he is a
member, representing Jackson, Poin
sett and Mississippi counties. Rex
1 Brown, who has also been in the cap
To Stop a Cough Quick
take’*’ HAYES’ HEALING HONEY? a
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the inflamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVE’S O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Croup is enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES’ HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the chest and tnroat
of children suffering frem a Cold or Croup.
The healing effect of Hayes’ Healing Honey in
side the throat combined with the healing effect oi
Grove’s O-Pen-Trate Salve through the pore3 of
like skin soon stops a cough.
Poth remedies are packed in one carton and the
cost of the combined treatment is 35a
Just ask your druggist for HAYES’
HEALING HONEY.
a
spend the week, and to i the en
tertainment at the Kemr theatre
where the St. Dennis dancers, the ar
tistic product of America in dancing
The ladi^ are brought to the Capitol
City, under the auspices of the Jun
ior League for the benefit of the char
itable institutions of that city.
Rub-My-Tism cures bruises, cuts,
burns, sores, tetter, etc. Adv.
Mrs. George M. Sink has returned
from Cincinnati, having accompanied
her daughter, Miss Minnie B. to that
city where she placed her in the con
servatory of music for the vear. She
was delighted with the school and lef
her daughter well pleased with her (
location. Miss Louise Damero of
Frederictown, Mo., formerly of New
port, is also in the conservatory and
will graduate in piano in the spring }
E. R. Curry received a message this I
afternoon, announcing the sudden 1
death of his mother, Mrs. S. A. Curry j
of Fayetteville. Mr. Curry will leave 1
on No. 3 this afternoon for his old ,
Tiome in response to the sad message <■
The deceased was eighty years ole1
and hat been in feeble health for some ;
time, ant especially since the death of (
her husband last summer. She is sur- (
vived by two sons, one at Fayette- ]
ville, Mr. Curry of this city and two j
daughters in Chicago, one of whom ^
is enroute to Fayetteville.
From Saturday’s Daily (
Judson N. Hout of Tuckerman, was j
transacting business in Newport to- ]
day. . £
<jf>6 breaks a cold quicker than any <•
remedy we know. „ Adv. ^
Mrs. Guy Martin of Helena, was £
here Thursday going to Batesville £
to visit relatives. i \
Misses Jennie Hare and Nell Rick- v
etts of Tuckerman, music teachers of .c
that city, were shopping here today j
The condition of R. J. Huguley con
tinues to improve, and it is now -
thought the danger poi..t has been 1
passed. *
Dr. W. Moore Scott, Presbyterian c
evangelist, was here today enroute to f
Augusta, where he will preach Sun- _
day. ~
Mrs. Carl C. Dean, and baby ■
daughter, leaves this afternoon for
Little Rock, to visit her mother for ’
several weeks.
Registered Aberdeen-Argus Calves
—Priced reasonable. Joe M. Rogers,
Paragould. Ark. 38w4 214d3tp
Will L. Reed and little, daughter
Frances, went down to Little Rock I
j£9t.eraay morning ior tne uay, return-,
hg thfct. night.
Mr. and I\1~s. S. W.
Charlotte, Micfci
visiting their
Richardson on
Sunday night for
Mrs. W. J.
lfternoon for Littie
,veek, attending
if the Christian C
;he guest of Mrs.
chere.
Mrs. K. L. Marsh
Miller expect to an(* Mrs.
for Little Rock to eave Wednesday
convention of the attend the s a ®
vhieh convenes Christian churc
WANTED—An
ible agent to sell et^> *e 1
jive reference. • "■
Marble Co., Carth us, Kelleg!
Mrs. R. D. Bro® Mo. 39w“
sick for the past has been quit
m attack of appeal
friends are glad t#
proving slowly. p
J. M. Ivy,
son county,
fuckerman
er of the firm
cantile
Glenn
Dr. Jr
days
ed su
to b
work
M
ter,
sas
with
are bilious or cor or ypur
stomach is out of ■ is a mar
vel of promptness mg these
conditions. Price, id by all
Iruggists.
Mrs. J. T, Rienarctson returned
hom$ yesterday from Fort Smith
where she was called by the illness
cf her sister, Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Scott
formerly lived in Newport and her
many friends are glad to learn that
;he operation undergone was success
ful and she will soon recover.
Misses Alta Darr, assistant voice
teacher at Galloway College, also Miss
Martha Gray and Madge Carol of
Batesville, are expected through here
;onight by friends, the young ladies
?oing to Batesville to hear Florence
Wilson, noted soprano who will be
leard in that city Monday evening
inder the auspices of the Musical Co
Herbine corrects biliousness, indi
gestion and constipation. It is a fine
lerbal medicine that drives out im
lurities and restores healthy condi
ions in the system. Price, 60c. Sold
>y all druggists.
Miss Olgie Roberts, stenographer at
he Farm Loan office, was called to
rueplo yesterday afternoon by the
critical illness of her sister’s little
ion, who has been very ill for several
lays. The boy, who is thirteen years
>ld, had a fall about three weeks ago
>ut at the time little Ayas thought of
t, but later developed into serious in
ernal trouble.
Superintendents F. C. Woodward f
»f the Searcy public schools, Sidney |
’ickens of the Batesville schools, J.
t. Bullington of the Walnut Ridge
ehools and W. A. Allbright of the
[’uckerman school, met here today,
yith J. H. Patterson of the local
chool, and arranged for the sixth
nnual contest of the North. East Ar
:ansas School Contest Association, •
yhich meets at Batesville in April i
bove mentioned superintendents com- j
ose the board of control.
he Quinine That Does Not affect the Head
ecause of its tonic and laxative effect, LAX A- j
IVfe BR.OMO QUININE is better than ordinary
uiuine and does not cause nervousness nor j
ngiug in head. Remember the full name and |
'k for the signature of E. W. GROVE. SOo. ,
Ach 1 n
neuralgia, can be relwWBv- . V'
a rubbing application c^^EjUM
Snow Liniment. It is a poweiff^^^H
etrating remedy. Three sizy^Mgl
50c and $1.20 per bottle. Sold\lMJ|
.druggists.
J Mrs. William N. Dunaway willS^
| tertain the Yeung Matrons Card clut
Wednesday afternoon of this week.
R. B. Hooker was out today and a
the store, after being confined at hom
from sickness for ten days or more
J. W. Nicholson and Gordon E
Justus of Swifton, were here thi
morning on business, for a few hours
Frank Pace of Little Rock and W
E. Layton of Yellville, were register
( ed at the Hazel hotel last night.
To drive out worms that are eating
, away the strength and vitality o!
your child, use White’s Cream Vermi
fuge. It expels the worms without
injury to the child. Price 35c. Sold
by all druggists.
R. F, Drummond is here today fron
Little Rock, attending to his busines:
interests and meeting friends for £
short time.
Arthur Umsted was down town this
morning for a short while, having
been at home for almost two week;
from an abcessed ear.
James W. Case of Batesville, speni
a few hours with Newport friends
while in town Sunday. Jamie was en
route to Walnut Ridge.
Little Miss Amanda Dunaway re
turned Sunday evening from a twc
weeks' visit with her grandmother al
Judsonia.
E. R. Curry returned this morning
from Fayetteville, where he had beer
called several days ago by the sud
den death of his aged mother, who was
buried Saturday afternoon.
For sick headache, backache, heart
burn, nervous weakness and constipa
tion, Prickly Ash Bitters is the remedy
that men use. It purifies the bowels,
tones the stomach, clears the brain,
sweetens the breath, restores energy
and cheerfulness. Price $1.25 per bot
tle. R. D. Brown Drug Store. adv.
L. A. Webb returned yesterday from
a three week’s visit with relatives in
Tennessee and Mayfield, Ky., having
enjoyed his visit very much, and is
feeling better from his trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. B. Fairleigh of Cot
ter, were here today, meeting their
friends of their former home, coming
from the north this morning on th* !
early train.
Avoid irregularity in the bowel
movements, it leads to chronic con
stipation; a condition that poisons the
blood and breeds disease. Prickly Ash
Bitters is a man's remedy for putting
the system .in order. Price $1.25 per
bottle. R. D. Brown Drug Store, adv.
and Miss Rena Fraley of Batesville.
were through here last night, en
route to South Carolina for a visit of
several weeks with relatives.
Preparedness applies to the human
body as well as to nations. A bottle!
of Prickly Ash Bitters on the shelf at
home is the best and cheapest form of
preparedness for indigestion, consti
pation and kidney troubles. It is the
dose taken in time that wards off sick
ness and saves money. Price $1.25 per
bottle. R. D. Brown Drug Store, adv.
Mrs. J. R. Loftin, Mrs. Dutch West
and little daughter, drove to Weldon
Saturday, and spent the day with the
former’s daughter, Mrs. Mann Sliof
i fner.
The Hi Y will meet tonight at the
High School auditorium at 7 o’clock.
All members are asked to remember
the mfeeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Bevens leave
' this afternoon on No. 3 for Little
■ Rock for two or three days. ’Mr. Bev
| ens goes to attend the meeting o |
Bankers of Farmers that meets thr c
tomorrow and Wednesday. t
Miss Olgia Roberts has '*™. £
fi-om Tupelo, where she wa,.^, °C y
the illness of her sister, , h
, , . . .and still re- 1
| who has not improve^ conditioA t<
mams m a verv crP £5
i xtr *■ A i\<r women to take <*
Wanted—Men, , . a1
, , ..ds and neighbors for.
'ders among fr- , , , . ,,r\"
, ., . guaranteed hosiery, ful. .
the genuine*3 , , | 1
I line for r n’ women and chlldren- j s
| Elimir"^3 darnin£- We Pay 75c an c
| ^ . spare time, or $36.00 a week for £
time. Experience unnecessary.
Write International Stocking Mills, *
Norristown, Pa * 27wtf
Misses Margaret Van Dyke and
Kate Reamey leave this afternoon for
Little Rock to attend the Ruth St
Dennis recital at the Kempner thea
tre tonight. The two girls will be
guests while in Little Rock of Miss
• Mi
Miss
on ,
;nd
.empi
tuth
lass
le be
ittle
Mr.
IHH
person
ays.
Iwlloil Auk jrour Vracelat ior
Chl-vhe«-ter a I)lwn«nd1lrw<l//V|
Fill* in lied and tlold metalllc^a^r
boxes, scaled with Blue Ribbon.
DIAMOND HUAND PJUJi f r 86
years known as Best, Safest, Always Rrlfafl >1«
OLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
QBaias asiaaaa® iiihbbihbub iqbbk as® m m a a a aaainaa pawn a «i*i»*aa«*»a
WMt
* ' Thrifty housewives are never caught napping. They arrange
so that nothing conflicts. We appreciate this domestic, orderlin
co-operation by having our ANNUAL M HITE SALE now- -so
your white materials early and get the family sewing done be _j|
days come. .
_This BIG SALE presents most economical values in piecego< £
« lingerie together with a vast assortment of table damasks, napkins, towels, sheets, sheet
S markably low prices. _ - . j|
5 The ANNUAL WHITE SALE begins MONDAY, JANUARY 10th _■
U —
B j WHITE GOODS.
!• ;'i I Flajcon, plain white, 40 in. wide.
!■ I A *>c value now 50c yd.
1H' I \
III I FlaH)ti in all size checks, 32 in.
j B I wide 75c value now 50c yd.
^;a I Pa>ma Checks, a soft high
' B I grade material, 36 in. wide, 65c
t J 1 value it 35c yd. |.
j 1 Finest English Lonf 36
I in. wide. 50c value/ yd.
1 Engl»VLong-Clolh.\i i grade.
^^36 in. twfc^joe value at 30c yd.
> g; ■: j|»g|g^
S:es
f Baby linen
s priced at 10c
xtra wide. Big
•th 25c, special
I *■
Jarrow widths.
iy. Formerly 20c
IDERIES
lay of imported
rhe finest work
■ccellent materials
ial prices absurd
i 85c yd.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Plume Brand muslin undergar
ments happily combine exquisite
daintiness and fascinating style
with materials and needlework
of the highest quality. Perfect
fit and easily laundered. The
display includes gowns, teddies,
Princess slips, skirts, corset cov
ers, etc., at the NEW LOW
PRICES.
SPECIAL—Japanese Nainsook.
36 in. wide. 85c value offered in
this sale at 60c yd. j
WTUTHMOR WAR*.
These waists are the
values in Blousedom. Tj
won the respect and^
of prudent womenj
, the country be£
ibody characte
exWect to finj
ly^Vdel
ity faj
manshj