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at the
Palace Theater
Tonight
PROGRAM
Than ho user Comedy
PERCY’S FIRST HOLIDAY
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Majestic Feature.
A TOWN OF THE CARDS
Majestic
THE SECRET LODE
Also Song By
MRS. A. M WELLER
Coining Saturday—Matinee and
Evening
Broncho— A New England Idyl
In Two Reels
Keystone Comedy — Mabel’s
Strange Predicament.
Change of Program Afternoon
and Evening
ADMISSION, 5c and 10c
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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Knox mends shoes cheap. 113
Walnut street. dtf.
Tomato plants lor -ale. Call
130. 25d6
Fertilizers—AH Kinds—South
ern Cotton Oil Co. 98blm.
D. B. Stubblefield made a bus
iness trip up the road this morn
ing.
Children’s muslin underwear
from 10c and up just received.—
Bowen’s Cash Store. 24d6t
Forrest Bleakley and Ben F.
Burton of Breckenridge were in
Newport on business today.
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I Flower pots and hanging bask
ets at Price’s bookstore. llbtf
Try Virtue’s Little Liver Pills
at the City Drug Store. G9btf
For Rent—One large furnish
ed room with alcove- 806 Third
street. 21dtf.
Miss Willie Penix of Tucker-'
man spent this morning with
Newport friends
Boswell Umsted is in the city
visiting homefolks and meeting!
his many friends,
i Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Keeling of j
Springfield, Mo., are guests at;
| the Hazel hotel today.
For Sale—40 milch cows, 15
with young calves.—John R.
Loftin. 79btf.
0. D. Watson went down to
Little Rock this morning on
business for the day.
Remember the new jewelry
store guarantes to fit glasses
correctly. Hazel Hotel Building, j
23dtf.
Charles M. Brown left this
morning for Louisiana, after
spending a few days here.
For Sale at a Bargain —One j
stake wagon, practically new. ,
Apply at Stevens Grocer Co.1
Olbtf.
Mrs. Tillie Weisburg will j
leave Sunday for St. Louis to ;
| visit her daughter for a few*
i weeks.
j Fresh Judsonia strawberries
!: at Bowen’s Cash Store. 24d6
|1 String beans, new potatoes
| fresh tomatoes and Judsonia
II strawberries at Bowen’s Cash
It /-* 1 1 /l I
store. ^uui
R. F. Drummond came up
from Little Rock this morning
to look after business interests.
Screening and all kinds of re
: pair work done at reasonable
| prices. T. N. Humphreys, 918
I Front street. 93d24
II Ed Neal was called home to
a Searcy last night by the illness
a!of his mother, Mrs. Addle Neal,
a! Cedar Fence Posts, Sash,
| Doors, Lumber, Shingles, Brick
■jjjand Cement.—Hubert’s Lumber
| j Yard, lower end Front st. 33btf
For Sale—Red Cedar posts,
| from 7 to 25 feet long. Apply
11 to J. H. Elf rank. 2btf.
H! Fertilizers—All Kinds—South
g | ern Cotton Oil Co. 98blm.
Mrs. H. C. Sanders went down
] to Little Rock this morning to
g spend the day.
g For rent—Four room bouse at
g 408 Main street. Apply to J.
g H. Elfrank. 21dtf.
J Drayage of all kinds handled
g promptly. Phone No. 10. —
1 Chester Robinson. 18dtf.
3 Have oak and hickory wood
3 for sale, any size load.—Jno. R.
3 Loftin, Jr., Phone 125. 22dtf
Mrs. Ellen Tyler has moved
] from Hazel street to the Dr.
I Owen cottage on Walnut street.
II Fertilizers—All Kinds—South
3! ern Cotton Oil Co. 98blm.
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3 ern Cotton Oil Co. 98blm.
3 Charles Prather, a popular
| traveling salesman formerly of
3 Batesville, but now located at
1 Heber Springs, called on his
| trade here today.
| We invite you to call and in
| spect our stock of jewelry, sil
e verware, diamonds, watches
3 etc. We do repair vcork prompt
3 ly.—Newport Jewelry Co. 23dtf
3 Mrs. V. L. Pascoe and little son
3 of Newark are spending a day
5 or two with her daughter, Mrs.
c Herbert Benson on Elm street.
3 For graduation gifts, how suit
£ able is jewelry and wrhere the
| girl or boy who does not appre
| date such a gift. See Newport
| Jewelry Co., Hazel Hotel Bld’g.
t 23dtf.
I Dr. J. IP Dye of Searcy is
1 spending today in Batesville
2 with friends. He will go to Sul
j phur Rock tonight where he
j will spend a few days with
2 friends.—Batesville Guard.
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How’s This?
9j We oher One Hundred Dollars Rew.m' for any
onae ot Catarrh that cannot Vie cured by Hall's
! Catarrh Cure.
F. J CHfcJIKY * CO , Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have known F. J. chenet
9! ir the last 15 years, and believe liini perfectly lion
" -rable in V.l business tram, pons and fid&hciuil)
3 ible to car. y out any oldie it Ions made by Ids firm.
5 National Bank oi Chusiekit
. Toledo, Ohio.
I Haifa Catarrh Our< Internally, act fin
| ilrectly upon the bbsal a:..’, mneeiia surfaces i * ifi
* stem. Testimonials n-m tree. Price 76 cents pi
. buttle. Sold by all Druggists.
■ Take Hall # Faimiy pm* for (dhstipatlon
1
Kauga garden hose in 50 foot
lengths, guaranteed for two
years. Bowen’s Cash Store.
7dlmo.
Commencing May 1, our store
I will close of evenings at 7
! o’clock except Saturday night
l for the summer months.—B. E.
; Snetser. 25d3
Hickory wood for sale. See
Will Risner or phone 246. 25dtf
For Rent—2 furnished rooms
!for light housekeeping. Apply
1 to Mrs. L. B. Grant, Leona Ave.
26dtf.
Mrs. Robert Ivy went to
Tuckerman this morning to vis
jit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
M- Tims.
Mrs. M. F. Hurley and Mrs.
John Barker went to Diaz this
morning to spend the day with
Mrs. Herbert Hurley.
Wanted—Clean COTTON rags
I at Independent office. dtf.
Drury Adams and W. A. Ruth
erford of Batesville were guests
• of the Hazel hotel last night.
Misses Katie Price and Mabel
Stavton arrived home this
i morning from attending the
State Sunday school convention
1 at Little Rock and report a most
'enjoyable time.
i Mr. and Mrs. John Scally oi
i Lakeland. Florida, who are back
!on a visit to relatives at Tuck
erman, spent this morning in
'our city.
Neapolitan cream at 40 cents
per brick Sunday, bulk ice
cream, 35 cents per quart. Place
your order in time by calling
No. 111. The Camille Cafe. Re
member our Sunday dinner. d2
Every lady interested in pub
lic playgrounds for our children
is requested to meet Monday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
court house.
All kinds of tin work, and re
pair. Will appreciate your bus
iness and give it careful atten
tion. Gus Jowers, at Wolff
Goldman’s warehouse, on Lau
| rel street. 7dtf w2
Rev- W. P. Chalmers and Rev.
S. D. Grumbles returned from
Tuckerman last evening where
they served as judges in a read
ing and declamation contest at
the close of the school.
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Methods |
Z Courtesy and effi
* ciency are the two
traits which mark
the methods of the
First Nat ional
Bank. 5
Courtesy mani
fests itself in the
willingness of our \
officers to confer
with depositors at
all times without
annoying red tape.
Efficiency mani- A ^
fests itself in the 1
service which all ac- 1
counts receive, re- *
gardless of their
size
Your patronage |
invited.
The Bank With The Big Surplus
First
I National
Bank
Newport, Ark. §
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Annual Spring
Embroidery Sale
<| We are printing herewith a splendid story
which tells of
FINE EMBROIDERIES IN A SALE.
(| Some of them are at half price—others sell
very near that mark,
{§ But the point to remember is, that every
one of the lots are new embroideries for |
which there is positive and unmistakable de- p
mand at this time. |
{| A wonderful collection of fine Imported a
beautiful Crepe—Voile—Batiste—Crepe \ ode I
and Chiffon Embroideries in Flouncings, All- |i
overs; Bandings, also small edges and insertings y
will be sold during this sale at a fraction of a
their actual w orth. |
q Below are a few the many bargains we |
have to offer but you have to see them to |
appreciate them. g
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i85c value, 45 inch em- ..
broidered Voile Flounc* _
ing, sale price per
yard--—50c
75c value, 12 inch Em
broidered Batiste, the
thing for children's gar
ments. sale price per
yard
$1.25 value, 45 inch em
broidered Crepe Flounc
ings for summer dresses
sale price per yard—75c
One lot of embroidery in
sertings, values up to 25c
a yard, sale price per
yard- 10°
$1.75 value Allover crepe
Voile embroidery in blue
and pink designs, sale
price per yard-$1.15
$1.00 value 27 inch baby
Flouncings, sale price
per yard_65c
75c value Allover em- y
broidered Voile, sale I
price per yard-48c I
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$2.25 value, 45 inch Crepe g
Voile embroidery Flounc- g
ings, handsomest de- •
signs of the season, sale a
price per yard-$1-48 j
40c value 15 inch Cam- J
brie Flouncings, sale 5
price per yard-30c «
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One lot of .Cambric em- J.
broidery edgings, 4 to 8 f
inches wide, 12'/2C f
and 15c values, sale price 5
per yard_9c |
$ 1.00 value, 45 inch Voile Ij
and Crepe Voile embroi- ^
dories, the new Pussy f!
W illow, design in blue gj
and Tango, sale price per
yard- -$2.98 |
$1.50 value Allover em- B
broidery yokings in B
dainty small figures, also B
large open designs, sale a
price per yadd_9Sc B
8 Wolff-Goldman |
Mercantile Co.f
THE BIG STOREl
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! WANTED—Men and women to
circulate Bank Guaranty peti
tions. Good pay, light work. We
pay 2 1-2 cents per name, and
notary fees. Good solicitors can
make up to $10 a day. Drop a
card immediately and get a peti
tion for your tovrn-—Parke-Har
per News Service, 123 1-2 West
Fourth Street, Little Rock, Ark.
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The Rector of St. Paul’s
Church has announced that the |
subject of the baccalaureate
sermon to be preached to the
graduating class of the New
port High School on Sunday
morning, May 10th will be “On
General Principles” The music
for the service is in charge of
Mrs. P. H. Van Dyke and the
choir wil be composed of the
best talent in the city. Shelley’s
anthem, “Hark, Hark My Soul” j
wil be sung as an offertory.
Is your vision bad? Perhaps
you need glasses or new lenses,
if you are already wearing them.
Newport Jewelry Co., Hazel Ho
tel Bid’s. 23dtf.
While’s Ca s h
s Bargains |
2 bars 10c toilet, soap UE %
^ for-15c jgm
3^ 2 cans Royal Seal
Oats-25c iff
ue 2 packages Grape UH
^ Nuts_25c we
arc 2 Heinz’ Beans-25c ^
ju=| 20 lbs. Granulated cane 3™
ye Sugar_$1.00 ^
5 gallons Headlight oil
3TH in 5 gallon never-fail ;yg
SaHi can—can guaranteed
[UEj for 5 years—for—$1.75
^ Country Meal, Self-rising
|U5 Flour, Homemade Sor
jyg ghum, Butter, Eggs,
3™ Fruits and Vegetables. ^
|| Phone 167—Special Defy gjg
*P. S. WHITE*
m Beech and Third Streets. Sft
Call Sam Denty about the Va
cuum Cleaner, the only sanitary
way. Telephone 117. 304dtf
srl
Rea son 1
[lp^ ys
r" Why the great retail house of Scruggs, Yandervoort &
Earner of St. Louis placed the largest single order “5
5 ever given for refrigerators for this year's trade. They 2™
bought over $50,000.00 w orth oi ^
|j H errick Refrigerators |j
(y^j They bought HERRI CK REFRIGERATORS because ^
j jyj» they know it is the best refrigerator made, price consid- ^
I jyej et ed. Let us sell you a ^
^ Herrick -fj
and cut your ice bill half. We have refrigerators from ^
| $9.50 to $45.00 |
1 JOHNSON-AVERa!
HARDWARE COMPANY 1
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HI Spring Suit
b now
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^ We have them
3; on display now
SK —the newest ones
:jj! --and the great
;ag est selection vou
££5 have ever had the
^ chance to look at.
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0^ we handle—HART, ^FS
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5S MARX and EDER- ®
1 HEIMER, STEIN £
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^ AT THE BOYS' and MEN’S STORE Hi
|Fife & Moore*
gjcj 410 EVont Street Fhone 314 ^