SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1906
And Continuing From Day to Day Through Thursday, May 31
On June the First we veil! move to oar NEW QUARTERS at N°
Street. Naturally, you know we want to reduce oor s‘^ ff “uc £ '
FIRST, Because it will he less expensive to move. SECONDLY, We want to
start anew with a nice NEW up-to-date stock ot Dry Goods NoIO“'^v*“
Clothing, Shoes and Gents Furnishings. This sale will be far GREATER t
any previous sale. PURCHASERS should grasp thifT °PF°rAtr“"‘tt^Ma"CL;i PTl
their wants at much less than the prevailing prices. WE CAUTION YOU TO
BE TIMELY, because the GOOD THINGS go to those who come first. EVERY
THING POSITIVELY WILL BE CASH all during this sale, and at
POSITIVELY that you cannot duplicate. We quote you below some prices, and
please bear in mind the GOODS we are offering you are of the most complete and
the most satisfying collection of the newest things.W* Tdr
ways have, to take back any MERCHANDISE UNSATISFACTORY and RE
FUND YOUR MONEY. ___
SALE Of MAJESTIC AND
BELL SYSTEM CLOTHES.
These goods are of the finest
make and are strictly tailor
made in every respect. We in
whether you buy
t he price ^
if that is the best price, as
will positively have only one pric<
Read the prices we quote, loot
at the goods and Jwe know yoi
will buy.
$20.00 suits for.$15
$17.50 suits for .$12.50
$15.00 suits for. $10
$12.50 suits for ..$7.50
$10 suits for .$6
All other suits will be ar
ranged into TWO LOTS and
will go for $3.50 and .$4-.50
HATS, HATS, HATS
If you want one COME QUICK,
because the prices are too low
for you not to take advantage
of the REMOVAL PRICE,
Enough said.
Wa
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trimmed m valencienes lace,
long and short sleeves, reg
ular $3.00 value, in order to
move, for. .$1.95
Fine quality lawn embroid
ered front eyelet effect,
would be cheap at $3.50, but
they must go for.$2.4-0
Fine quality China silk
trimmed with Valencieenes
»
lace, handsomely tucked
yoke moon effect, crocheted
medallion designed, tucked
back $4.00 value for.$2.90
Sale of Ladies’ Skirts.
Good quality plain twill
suiting in blue and black
$1.50 value for 90c
Blue and black cheviot reg
ular $2.00 skirt, but we are
going to move, and they
must go f ■)• $1.35
Fine quali^, mix.d cheviots
the $2.50 kind. Removal
price for.$1.75
Fine quality Brilliantine all
colors, blue brown, black
and white. These goods
were cheap at $4.00, but we
are going to move and these
skirts must go first. Our
removal sale price for $2.90
Extra fine quality broad
cloth blue, black and tan
will cost anywhere $5.00,
must go for $3.15
Fine lustrous brilliantines,
skirts made with tucks on
top, and box pleats on the
bottom, newest effects in
all colors, to move for $3.75
SALE OF ALLOVER LACES AND
EMBROIDERIES
35c quality for. 20c
50c quality for 35c
75c quality for 48c
$1.25 quality for.90c
$1.50 quality for $1.10
$1.75 quality for.$1.25
$2.50 quality for* $1.75
SALE OF READY-MADE SHEETS AND
PILLOW CASES.
90x90 Peppered Sheets 75c
81x90 Lockwood Sheets for 65c
72x90 Linen Finish for 50c
42x36 Pillow Cases for.12c
45x36 Pillow Cases for. 15c
CORSETS
50c quality for 25c
75c quality for. 45c
A11 our F. P. Globe, and
Flexibone regular $1.00 cor
sets in order to close before
we move for 75c
DRESS GOODS
35c novelty suiting for 20c
40c Siosett, ad colors, for 25c
25c Derigo Lawns, large
fllowerfor 15c
60c Bridiantines, ad colors
for.45 c
65c Imperial Serge, blue,
black, cream, for 48c
25c Fancy Dotted Swiss, all
colors, for 15c
30c Butchers Linen 36 inch
for. 20c
25c Brown Linen, 36-inch
19c
Taffeta Silk
85c
Taffeta Silk
ior. 95c
$1.50 36-inch Taffeta Silk
... 1.19
SHOES. SHOES.
All our Men’s White House and
Figaro shoes; everybody knows
they are well worth $3.50: until
we move
for $2.95
Brown’s Bumble Bee, regular
goods sell regular at $3.00 they
must move too
for $2,25
Our well known line of Ladies
White House. Usona Blue Rib
bon and Queen Bee shoes and
Oxfords at greatly reduced
prices. Dont’ fail to look at
them for reduced prices.
Sale of ladies’ Shirt Waists
Extra good quality lawn,
beautiful embioideired de
signs on front four rows of
Val. Lace extend fro m
yoke to waist line. Tucked
back long or short sleeves.
Would be cheap at $2.25,
but in order to move will go
for $1.35
Fine quality plain nainsook
embroidered front, pleated
back regular pr.ce $2.50
during the removal sale will
go for $1.65
Fine quality lingerie front
BER, This sale will eclipse all oar former efforts in point of VALUE
and we hope to see oar friends avail of this OPPORTUNITY
VE MONEY. To those of yoa whom we not had the pleasure of
in the past, we respectfully ask to EXAMINE VALUES we offer and
YOU will be among the steady PATRONS of ~ ~ ~
IN NEWPORT.
nkTmartin
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THE INDEPENDENT
PERCY H. VANDYKE,
Publisher and Editor.
NEWPORT, - - ARKANSAS.
Entered at the postoffiee at Newport, Ark., as
second-c’ass mail matter.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
There will be g regular meet
| ing of the Masonic l^ge^tonight.
E. R. Butler and R. A. Dowdy
of Batesville were Hazel guests
j Tuesday night.
Lingerie gloves, elbow
length, black and white, at
Chas. Meyer's Great Bar
gain Store. kt*
Mrs. W. G. Weimer, of South
McAlester, I. T., arrived in the
city Wednesday afternoon and
is the guest for a few days oi
her friend, Mrs. C. E. Crook.
Wanted—Traveling salesman
to sell specialties to dealers
in Arkansas. Good wages tc
man of a5ility. 612 S. 6th St.,
St- T.rmis 8bl4t
Mrs. Sam W. Reyburn, oJ
Little Rock, passed through th<
city Wednesday enroute to visi'
relatives in St. Louis. She was
met at the station here by hei
sister, Mrs. W. W. Dutton.
Rev. A. M. Treschow, rectoi
of St. Mark’s church at Bates
ville is attending the state coun
cil meeting in tbe city and is be
ing en^tained^Jby^Mrs. Narci*
stead, two of Little Rock’s mos
prominent people, are being en
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Frei
Jones during the session of th
Episcopal council.
Harry Herring happened t
quite a painful accident Monda;
afternoon by falling on a dilapi
dated sidewalk on Walnut street
As a result of the accident he i
having to get about on crutche
for awhile.
I am prepared to do all kind;
of house and buggy painting
paper hanging and upholstering
and guarantee my work. Als<
take up and clean carpets am
mattings. Tom P. Pierce, shoj
812 Front street. 264 d2mo
Letter List.
Following is a list of letters remaining uncallei
for in the postoffice at Newport, Arkansas, Ma:
9. 1906.
Brooke L C Maie Nero Mrs
Craden W D Mitchell Mattie
Cannon C W McLeod Dan
Cain B F Nelson J H
Derblue L Mis3 Purcell Harry
Doty H M Price Lary
Doan A L Parris John
Davis Rich Tlnney Nellie
Davis Neely Tally Cornelia S Mrs
Denney A M Thompson Abraham
Feal J F Vickers H F (2)
j Goldberg & Co Joe Wadley W K (2)
j Granstedt Fred Walker M E Miss
1 Hall Dora Miss Whitson Mr
Hall Cora Woodley Mary Mrs
Hall Dellar Wickerson Z B
Hatcher Brittie Williams Mrs
Harris Florence Mrs Williamson Willie (2)
Isabel Mealey Mrs Williamson Fay
Isabel Carrie Willis Gabe Mr
Jaries W M Mrs
Jackson W D 121
When calling for any of the above letters please
say “advertised." J. W. GRUBBS, P. M.
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Cheat the Moths.
We are' offering special induce
ments for the proper handling
and care of our customers’
i clothes. We are equipped to
keep your winter garments over
the summer season and guar
antee their denary upon your
call in first class condition and
insure against moths and fire.
Ladies’ garments and men’s hats
are included in this list.
When you call for your goods,
you pay only for cleaning, dyeing
and repairing, as case may be.
This is a good chance to save
money by saving your clothes.
Very respectfully,
Newport Dye & Cleaning
Works.
11 btf T. W. Shaver. Prop.
All up-to-date housekeepers
use Red Cross Ball Blue. It
makes clothes clean and sweet as
when new. All grocers.
Notice for Bids.
No'io* is hereby given that tho council will re
ceive .-cah-ri bids for the city printing tor the
ensuing year up to S p. m. Monday, May 14.,
ldOti, to he deposited with the city recorder.
The council reserves the right to reject any
and all UitU.
R. C. HARDER.
^ May 3,15-C. t‘i City iitfsijJil'. I
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Fat, round and full of life and mischief.
Fink and white flesh, dotted with dim
i pies. No cough, no indigestion.
All on account of
$ JUST OPENED $
i New Store on 2nd St. $
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£ Orders Taken for Salt Water Fish #
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Local Agents.
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