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I Jewelry Store of |
I Wm. Dflosby I
^ 314 East First Street Estabirhed 29 Years &
| Diamonds I
I Watches |
I Limit Jewelry |
I Reserve Silverware I
jP All must /-> /oi
I be sold Cut Class, etc. |
All wiD be sold at auction at any price. ^
Saturday, May 241
and Continues Until June 1 M
JACK H. SPANDAU r3
J. J. HERZOG, Auctioneers.
I Now is the Time-,
ft to buy your refrigerator if you
II would get full season’s benefit.
| Herrick Refrigerators
9 are sanitary, easily kept clean, made of |j
K hardwood, well insulated; therefore eco- j
Jp nomical with ice.
jjl We will be glad to show them and Sf
f£j explain their many good features.
Yon will be nleased with the Goods and prices. jp
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^ come here some day, and put on
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^ The Boys’ and Man’s Store |
|Fife & Moore1
410 Front Street Phone 314^
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Unsettled; showers tonight;
Friday fair.
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HERE AND THERE.
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BARKER cleans and blocks
hats. 36btf.
Little Miss Katherine Whit
son is visiting friends a: Bates
viile for two weeks.
Try Virtue's Little Liver Pills
at the City Drug Store. 09btf
Go to Price’s Bookstore for
all kinds of base ball supplies.
94btf.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Holt and
Mrs. Dan Dowell, Sr., were down
from Tuekerman Wednesday.
Mrs. Grack Smith and baby
went to Tuekerman this morn
ing.
Fishing Tackle at Price’s
Bookstore. 94btf.
Mrs. W. E. Ratlice and daugh
ter of Batesville were here to-;
day en route to Marshall, Texas, j
I. D. Price for Croquet Sets.
32btf.
Little Ben Purdy was taken j
suddenly with congestion last
night and was alarmingly ill for
' several hours with spasms, i
Emmet Johnson of Auvergne,
accompanied by Miss Lottie Mc
Donald and Marjorie Shoffner of
Weldon, spent several days with
homefolks last week.—Judsonia
Advance.
Mrs. E. J. Teggethoff, who
l has been very ill with typhoid
, fever for six weeks, is much bet
l ter today and hope for her re
| covery is now entertained by her
family.
Toilet paper at Price’s book
store. 32btf.
The Jackson County Teachers’
Institute will meet in this city
next Monday to last one w’eek,
and will be held in the High
School auditorium.
Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Barr of
j Williford, who have been visit
j ing their uncle and aunt, Mr.
| and Mrs. D. A. Carr, will leave
! for their home this evening on
| No. 28.
j For Sale Cheap—a practical
I ly newr No. 7 Remington tvpe
| wirter in perfect order and re
| pair. Apply to Independent of
| fice. 43btf.
j R. M. Winn, 3515 East 28th
1. Street of Kansas City, Mo., de
jj sires to communicate with some
jlone who belonged to Colonel
II Coffee’s Batallion of the C. S. A.
I j in the years of ’64 and ’65. I am
! anxious to learn of all w'ho are
| alive that belonged to this com
| mand.
|| John H. Keel of Ingleside was
j here Thursday, bringing in the
j returns from the recent school
j election in his district, where a
healthy and progressive school
j spirit prevails as evidenced in
| the 42 votes cast in this election,
j Mr. Keel has recently secured
ifrom the government a marine
mail service to Ingleside. Mail
j is to be carried out of Newport
j to Ingleside three times a week
jin a gasoline launch.
For Sale—$200 will buy a
i handsome soda fountain and
(fixtures in good condition. Also
icash register for $50. Apply to
i this office. 41dl2w4t
The editor acknowledges the
j receipt of an invitation to the
j eighteenth annual commence
ment of St. Louis Dental College
I of St. Louis University to be
jheld Saturday, May 31 from Mr.
G. C. Jernigan, formerly a
teacher in the Tuckerman High
school, who is a very capable
and worthy young man, to
whom we extend congratula
tions.
!
Deafness Cannot Be Cured !
ey local applications, as tbev cannot react the ills- '
eu*d portico ol the car. there to only one way <c
I cure detfnee*. and that n by cuuMitutional remedies
! Dcaluee* to uauwd by au inflamed condition ol the
I mucous lining ol the Eustachian Tube. When this
tulle to inflamed you have a rumbling sound or |m
periect bearing, and wbeo It to entirely oowd. Deaf
teas to the rewilt, and utile* the inflammation call In
TgtK«rt out and this tube restored to it* normal condi i
ion. hearing will be deslrciyed forever nun ease
but ol ten art caused by t'atarrb, which to not hint
but an in named condition of the lrnirou* surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollar* for any case e*1
Denises* (Caused by c.aatrh) that uaiuiot be curoo
*> Hun c CaUtiru Cun . Serid for circulars, free
, ,,, . E. J- CHENEY a CO.. Toledo, u | J
nold by Druggists. 7iv.
laac lad* family f*iils for const uatfofl. *
Misses Maude and Jessie Lit
tleton returned to their home
in the country this morning.
Rains Also Resigns.
Little Rock, May 22.—The re
cent shake-up in the new State
Highway Commission was made
complete yesterday when Judge
J. Fillmore Rains of Jonesboro
tendered his resignation as a
member of the board to Govern
or J. M. Futrell. He asked that
he be released from further duty
at once.
With Judge Rains’ resigna
tion the personnel of the High
way Commission gradually has
worked back to the point from
which it started a few weeks
ago. Reuben G. Dye, chairman
of the commission, is the only
member remaining on the board.
Judge W. A. Falconer of Fort
Smith, originally appointed to
serve on the board when Judge
Reins wras named, declined to
serve as a member after consid
ering the proposition for a num
ber of weeks, and his successor,
Judge Greenfield Quarles of Hel
ena, also declined to accept his
appointment.
Governor Futrell wras not in
Little Rock yesterday, but it is
said he will not announce the ap
pointment of the two commis
sioners until he is sure both will
serve. But the appointments
will be made at an early date,
because much work is awaiting
the Highway Commission.
Elks Arrive At Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff, May 21.—The
“Hello Bills” of Arkansas are al
ready beginning to pour into
Pine Bluff from every direction
to attend the fifth annual con
vention of the Arkansas Elks
Association and state reunion of
Elks, which will be held Thurs-1
day and Friday.
The city is a mass of purple
and white and all committees
have completed arrangements
for the enterttainment of the
visitors and for the various bus
iness and social sessions. The
big reception committees, one of
worrien who will hold forth at
the parlors of the new Shrine j
temple, and the other of Elks, j
who will meet all incoming
trains, have been named. Grand
Marshal W. N. Trulock, wrho
will have charge of the dress pa
rade and m^rdi gras parades
Thursday and Friday nights, to
gether with supervision over
the industrial parade, has nam
?d his aides, issued his official
orders and only awaits the bugle
rail for the big processions to
nove.
Never before in the history of
Pine Bluff has such elaborate
preparation been made for a
convention. It is Pine Bluff s
first opportunity to entertain
the state organization of Elks
and Mayor Simon Bloom ha;
turned the city over to the or
der.
Chief of Police Frank Stewart
has as his guests a number of
Pinkerton. Bums and other spe
cial detectives from various
large cities who will be on dutj
during the week to protect the
visitors from crooks and many
of the "light fingered" fraterni
ty have already been ordered
out of the city.
At least ten bands will be
brought to the city by visiting
Elks tomorrow, beginning at
13:30 p. m., when the first special
trains will arrive from Stutt
gart, Helena, Jonesboro, Claren
don and other North Arkansas
cities. Hot Springs, Little Rock.
Texarkana and Camden will
1 send in specials shortly after
that hour and bv noon it •
pected that at least 2.000<!!
antlered herd v-r. bejJH
the streets. Little R<y’-:
the 1914 meeting ar.d the
tal city delegation will be b
ed by Mayor Charles E. Ta'
President Will Steel 0f ]
kana, arrived tonight 3114
other state officer- will
liA to
Thursday morning. 1
Circuit Court Adjourns
Circuit court was adjoin,
late Wednesday afternoon
Judge R. E. Jeffery until J®,
when a further hearing jn
Overcup Drainage district
be had.
Chancery court convenes h
next Monday, with probably
heaviest docket in the history
the court, there being 173 Ca
upon the docket completed
Chancery Clerk Charles
Snfith. Many of these cases'!
for the confirmation of land t
les and foreclosure proceedii
All Skin Remedies Fail!
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Kave vou tried ail the advertised
akin remedies without success? Have
you sought medical treatment in vain?
3\nd vou still suffer from that irritat
ing itch, that horrible, unsightly skin
disease? i
Do not despair.
Come to our store and we will
GUARANTEE YOU INSTANT RE
LIEF. We will let you have a full
size bottle of the D.D.D. Prescription
for Eczema, a simple, antiseptic wash,
on our positive guarantee that unless
It stops the itch AT ONCE it will cost
! you rot a cert. You owe It to you,
self to take advantage of this ot«
We are confident it will succeed or n
could not afford to make the offer '
D.D.D. is a penetrating liquid tbs
kills and washes away disease germ
leaving the skin smooth and health?
A 60c bottle is enough to start tbs
cure of the most obstinate casei g|
Eczema, Psoriasis and alilsd dUeai*
D.D.D. soap is a valuable aid. Ail
us about It.
WALKERS PHARMACY._
j ! Just arrived!—many' pretty new pat- j
j | terns and charming plain shades in )
the famous j j
U Red Seal Zephyr
S| Ginghams
Ginghams come and go—but the old
in]
ipj reliable Red Seal Zephyr brand goes on forever. Always
v^f the prettiest patterns—always the fastest colors—always a
clean, even, linen-like weave—always the greatest durability.
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You are sure of,best values and most stylish patterns and
jpTti
^ plain shades when you come to this store and ask a salesman
m to show you RED SEAL ZEPHYR GINGHAMS
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| | 27lInchesW ide guaranteed Fast Colors, 12 l-2c per yard.
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I ! The Wash Goods Department offers j
jj| a complete line of NEW CLOTH a
p combinatiocrof Ratine and Crepe with
p a linen effect. The correct material of
p the season.
p Balkin Blouse as Cut.
H The most successful
H Blouse ever brought
p| out. It is the right thing
II at the right time. Made
11 of Hydegrade Galatea.
| jj Collar, Cuffs and Tie J
E | made of fast color l
jjj Price $1.25 i
I Wolff-Goldmanj
1 Mercantile Company]
1 — THE BIG STORE
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