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I By MRS. A M. WELLER
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THE MADCAP OF THE HILLS ,
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ADMISSION, 5c ahd 10c
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Tonight an$ Friday fair
I Toilet LiipeiK'At ■ Price's P^1*- •
store. j<
Dale Herndon returned „_r„
to Judsonia this afternoon- -
Try Virtue's Little Liver Pills
at the City Drug Store. 69btf
Judge M- M- Stuckey went to
Johnstown this morning, where
he is to be the orator of the day
in the big Odd Fellows’ picnic.
2,000 bushels corn for sale at
65c at crib.—J. H. Keel. 34btf
John Starnes of Weldon was a
visitor to the county , seat to
day.
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Utility and jj|
Looks jjj
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K & E Sfi
KAYNEE |
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One-Piece |
Wash- |
ft Togs
For 1
Your Boys ^
: and Girls ^
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jb There is character, highest grade s
\ ^ quality and hardiness in these na- j|
I * tionaliy popular garments. , Appro-1
| priate in and out of dooj-s. ^ gj
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I« »#1 Big, Lme it $0c and up |
S Busy Bovs and
|| fHf|%Mothers j
5^' |^?t,se^ne'v^,!ety in pat
^ | terns, the up-to-dateness in
-W- iHjdes AwJ the ; perlectiph in
facbrics shown here in our
{Up? stock of the nationally fa
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LQQK, ior the LOOP IsHi
0^(|toSES for BjOYS ^
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simple fact Qf fhe ipodu. modern factory back gs
production of these K .& E.—]£aYNEE K. & l£. jyg
Blouses should be sufficient .proof of their excel,
lence, but w& back every' Blouse with our personal m '
guarantee, as well ns th6 K. & E. KAYNEE—K.' & E.
certificate which accompanies every garment. jyej
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We Can Fit Apy Boy, Large or Small, With The First JjL
,,, , », BU,use He Tries On: , . ...
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or More, If 1 ou Wish., ^
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Bowen’s new barber shop now
ready for inspection. Yout* pa
tronage invited. "84btf.i
Mr- and Mrsl William^ Booker
of East Newport have a fine lit
tle feoh, bom Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs.1 Earl Moore of Helena
will1 arrive tomorrow to be the ;
guest of Mrs- Don Ethridge a
few days en route to Batesville.
Bathing suits at I- D. Price’s
Men’s size 75c; boys’ sizes 35c j
Sent by parcel post, prepaid at'
these prices. 94btf.
I. D. Price for fish gigs, min
now seines, hoop nets, tram nets
and all kinds of fishing tackle.
94btf.
Mrs R. W. Anderson of Jack
sonport was here this morning,
and left on No. 4 for Morehouse,
Missouri, called by the illness of
her daughter, Mrs. Ailie Black
Cedar Fence Posts, Sash,
Doors, Lumber, Shingles, Brick
and Cement.—Hubert’s Lumber
Yard, lower end Front st. S3btf
William Hooker left this
morning for Jonesboro and
Blytheville for a fewT days’ bus
iness trip
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McDonald
of Weldon and Misses Ruth
Hailey and Ida Tarpley of Mc
Crory are guests of Mr- and Mrs.
George L. Robinson.
Mrs- C. L. Fox and Mrs
Maude Bayles left this morning
for Mayo Brothers’ Sanitarium
at Rochester, Minn., where-Mrs.
Fox goes for treatment.
Three big days in Newport—
Shturday 25th, Sunday 26th and
.Monday 27th. What is it?
Come and see. You will enjoy
it- Visitors will be royally tak
en car,e of by the Jackson Coun
ty Sunday School Convention.
Place—Christian Church. !
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, All kinds of housenold goods,
new and second hand, sold at
auction on Front street every
Saturday,—A. Bullard- 90blm
> 'Learn to swim—buy water
wings and float like a duck. For
sale at I- D. Price’s. 94btf
Call Sam Denty about the Va
cuum Cleaner, the only sanitary
way. Telephone 117. 304dtf
Mrs- Margaret Johhson, who
has been, visiting her daughter,
jMrs. George Terry at, Batesville,
is1 reported quite pick. 1 '.
Oak and hickory wood-r- any
size loadifor sale. Special prices
bn car lots. Jno. R. Iloftin, JV
Phone 58. ,, 59d4f.
i J- M. Gibson has'just-report-1
bd his arrival'1 Hbrhe at Grhbtte
fr6m a ,yery? enjoyabletrip-ibo
Denver^ where he attended the
natidhkl’ ioWventlbn of Elks.'
Garland Hprt and- ,Joe Bevens
are now rn Colorado Springsjaml |
will visit other plates’ dp ipter- !
es$ before returning.,
- Have moved to the old O'Neal
salboh buiding and'will be pleas,
ejd to see friends and trade at.
new stand,’512 Front street. O.
TV 1 4 M A ArtV mm
v>iu»uy • i riyutJ no. vok? i.
John Laird of Memphis ar- 1
rived this morning to visit his i
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs
K. M- Laird of Diaz.
R. W. Me Murray was in from |
Grubbs today to attend the Elks I
rpeeting.
Specials this week—Fresh salt-1
ed peanuts, 25c *, Toasted marsh-1
njallows, 25c; Fruit balls, assort-1
ed flavors, 18c. The above are
35c and 40q a pound regular, |
Bowen’s Cash Store, 93d6 j
W.'B. Hurley, secretary of the !
local lodge of Odd Fellows, has |
just: received word from Bates-,
vi'lle, that Lula Nickens can now ■
be received in the Orphans'!
Home. The local lodge has I
been providing for the little girl;
arid owing to? the crowded condi
tion of the Batesville home had
toj await a yacahev there. '
Deafness Cannot lie Cured
fey local appllsat.ons, as they cannot rkmb ibe eis^l
Vased portion of the car,, Yhire is ojii> pm way to |
curt dnafrfeas, Mid that Is by connltinwnnl’rvniedles I
jDfcafnsss 1» ai ec .c.:{yhfp<fllrt i
mucous lining of the Eus'tachSsi Ttila when •; ;
rut*) is Infletnsd i c Jta'O' * r.elmimg sound c
•perfect hearing .am. wlian it )*, uitTreig .!
ness is the result. Mid unless t! e SriflafnnllwK* e.V.+ hi1 ]
takua oiu.ai u iiiy ube r< .-ti'nb'iu-ita ; ostial ta in,* -j
1 loti, helling will - O' sir, ’fd forever:' nine '
but of ten are (Catawi *y tleUstHi, Vnifchfo iuV i I
but.an IftflatnedL eppdition of tin; itutviw.Bu;fau c ,• I
tte #®f‘#v«w Hahdred lshlartf rot any n.k 11 •
t((mj8ed-b|Y,o<ft.'i*ili)jtli|it ogniotij*
n> Hall'S Catarrh cure. abnd for circulars, iree.
F. ,t. CHENEY A CO., Vutedo. O
Bold by Druggists. rbv. i
laJw Hail * Fauufy FUU for ivustlilKtlo*- -~
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i !, “Where 'dyes fche
f x ;nrtoney go V li you |
will open a.checking
account with this
strong bank, and
invariably pay all
bills and expenses
by check you will
| KNOW.
I From the record
of the stubs you can
regulate expendit
ure, and save intelli
gently. It is a long J|
*tep toward your in- 1
dependence- De- I
posit your next pay |
check
$1.00 will open a
checking account.
The Bank With the Big Surplus
First
National
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Bank
Newport, Ark.
DISSOLUTION
OF NEW HAVEN
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System Demanded By Govern
pent In Xnti Trust Suit Filed
In New York.
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United Press Dispatch.
New oYrk, July 23—Under
orders of the President and
Attorney General the Sherman
law anti trust suit to dissolve
the New Haven Railroad, the
trolley and steamship combina
tion of New England, was filed
here today- The combination is
scathingly scored as “a combina
ation in restraint of trade and
commerce.” The hill charges
the New Haven i acquired con
trol of nine railroad systems,
twenty-two , boat lines and fif
teen hundred miles of trolley
lines- It further charges that
the New Haven earns about 91
per cent of the gross freight rev
enue and about 95 per cent of
the gross passenger revenues of
all New England roads:
The government asks that the
contract^ gf, combiqatiqng and
conspiracies .ins ’restraint of
trade' and commerce be declared
violations of the Shfsrman law
and- asks the separation of all
railroads! from steamboat and
trolley linqs and the breaking up
of isteamboat control through a
navigation company. ,
It further asks the court to j
declare the purchase of the Bos-1
ton and Maine illegal and that j
the company be forced to sell its j
holdings in the Boston and j
Maine and leased line's- The j
government asks that all sales j
in the dissolution of the monop
oly be supervised by court and !
assigned to persons not conect
ed or under the influence of the
New HaVen. The suit charges j
that complicated and elusive
methods were used in acquiring
these roads, steamboats and j
trolley lines in an attempt to
conceal the real character of the '
transactions- ■' v <
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Knox mends shoes cheap, 111
Walnut street. dtf
A. Strider, a . prominent
merchant of Tuekerman; spent1
1} ursday in the' city' oh business, j
T- W. Collier, a ginner. and
merchant pf Tupelo, was here
Thursday on business'. Mr. Col-:
[ier'says th&t from' SHoffner
>outh to a point, belqw Tupelo, ;
including Fitzhugh,* they
have had plenty of rain ahd
cotton there is looking fine- ’ j
Notice of Administrator's Peti- j
tiom To Sell Lands.
I hereby give notice that I, H.
P. Stout, administrator of the
estate of J. M- Vance, deceased,
will apply to the Hon. C. B. Coe,
Probate Judge of Jackson coun
ty, Arkansas, for an order to
sell the remaining lands be
longing to the estate of J. M
Vance, deceased, lying in the
Town of Grubbs, County of
Jackson and State of Arkansas,
more particularly described as
follows, *o-wit: Lots 1, 2 and 3
in Block 2, Barnwell’s First Ad
dition to said town, said sale be
ing for the purpose of paying
the remaining indebtedness of
said estate, and will be present
ed at the court house in Jackson
County, Arkansas^ on the first
day of the next term of the
.Jackson Probate Court
Witness my hand as such ad
ministrate^ this 22hd day of
■July, 1-924.' 1 ' u v
H. P! stout, j
Administrator 6^ the Estate of i
! ! J-V-Vance, Deceased. 17w3 1
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White's Cas^h
ss Bargains ||
^ 2 bars 10c toilet soap ;Rg|
a^;r for -- ^ l"-15c jjygj
art • 2. cans Royal Seal :j~~
^*Gats 41 — 2.2-25c ;Sl
ypi 2 packages Grape ;!£
3^ Nuts __25c «m*
Uni 2 Heinz’ Beans-25c
^ 20 lbs. Granulated cane ■“
me Sugar--$1.0’0 ifi
J]g 5 gallons Headlight oil
^ 5 gallon never-fail ue
^ can—can guaranteed
jUj~j for 5 years—for—$1.75 are
Hart Country Meal, Self-rising
jus Flour, Homemade Sor- 9ni
[up ghum, Butter, Eggs,
■*™ Fruits and Vegetables.
H Phone 167—Special Defy ^
l?. S. WHITES
Beech and Third Streets. Sfi
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I By actual test the REV-O-NOC coal |
oil stove will give you* 30 per cent more j|j
heat on 20*per cent less oil than any
:® stove, which has a long wick tube. This *
jfj we guarantee or your money back. t§
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ju^j Let us place one in your kitchen on a g ^
l® satisfaction guarantee basis. ®
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I Come around to our place and |»
lets;get better acquainted. Let’s S
talk things over. You might §*
find something that Will interest ®
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you; if not, we would appreciate
having you come any way.
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^ Make our place your headquarters IsB
£&' while up town. We have plenty of ice SS
" , water and a faj? to" cool you. ' ^
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=3 ; THE PLACE THAT ALWAYS WELCOMES YOU SH?
|Fife & Moore
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