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Phone 167.
P. S. WHITE
I Corner Beech and Third Streets
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So Much Depends
on a good appearance in this life
that it behooves everyone to
keep his clothes up to the mark.
| More especially is this true when
| price cuts so little figure.
Our new Michaels-Stern Fall
Styles demonstrate what we
I mean.
All wool fabrics in perfection!
of Style, Fit and Finish await!
you here at prices to meet anvj
purse. I
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er Store
In Bailey Bros. Building
WE NEVER REST BY THE WAYSIDE in our efforts to
make this a better and bigger store at which you can
buy groceries. We leave no stone unturned which we
think will add to your satisfaction and comfort.
THE WAY WE RETAIL GROCERIES may not suit the
old fashioned big profit dealers. But it is bound to suit
jrou and you are the one we are anxious to please.
R. J. Wise Grocer Co.
Where Betsy Ross and Blue Mountain Can Goods Are
Sold—None Better
Thompson Building Corner Laurel and Front Streets
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The most important lesson a young mam can learn is to
dress well. We have the clothing that will dress you correctly,
made by Hart Scharfner & Marx. The style is right, the colors
are right and they fit.
What about the price?
If that isn’t right we make it right. Every purchase
made from us must satisfy or your money cheerfully refund
ed.
Talk about us, try us.
Sorghum. — ;
I 63dtf.
Z. S. Calhou
spent today in
In fresh fru
Riley’s Restau
lead the local i
W. C. Grar
Rock will spe
Mr. and Mrs. £
For drayage, see Gra
ham, the transfer m hone
334. dtf
Miss Birdie Kirkland arrived
home this morning from a visit
to Searcy.
We are now serving the real
and only Sealshipt and pure oys
ters in any style.
64d4 Busy Bee.
Miss Clara Pate of Newport j
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Snapp
at Newark, says the Journal of I
that city.
Pineapples, bananas, lemons
and grapes received every day
at the Peoples’ Meat Market.
65b7t
Miss Ruth Yelverton return
ed home to Tuckerman this
morning after a short visit , to
Misses Hattie and Pearl West.
They touch the spot—Virtue’s
Little Liver Granules at City
Drug Store* 39dlm
Mrs. Harry Atwood left on
No. 3 yesterday for her home
at Pine Bluff, after a short vis
it to Mrs. C. R. Hite.
! E. F. Matheny and Allen Bab
cock of Batesville were among
those registered at the McLain
hotel Friday.
New York Counts, the best
oysters and fresh fish every
week at the People’s Meat Mar
ket. 65b7t
Mr. Charles Harris and Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Sweatt of Weldon
were here Friday on their return
home from Jonesboro, where Mr.
Harris carried the remains of
his wife for burial.
The local department of the
home mission society will be en
tertained by Mrs. Geo. R. Hays
and Mrs. R. B. Hocking Monday
afternoon at 3:30 at tne nome
of Mrs. Hays. It will be an open
session, a lunch to be served and
members and friends of the
church are invited.
Don Ethridge was called to
Little Rock yesterday on No. 3
by the serious illness of his fa
ther.
Mrs. Marvin Hare of Au
vergne was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. J. L, Conner this week.
—Augusta Free-Press.
Strayed or Lost: One sorrell
horse two years old, white spot
in forehead, branded with M. on
left shoulder. Left Johnny
Green haw’s farm three weeks
ago. $10 reward for return of
animal or information leading to
recovery of same. — L. M. Mar
tin, Newport, Ark., R. F. D. 2,
Box 49b 64d6t
Mr. and Mrs. John Walter
Wallace announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage,
of their daughter, Ruth Lynn
to Mr. William Carl Eichenber
ger of San Antonio, Texas. The
wedding will take place some
time in November.
Btatb of Ohio, city of Toleoo. )
Lucas County. C
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior
oaruter of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing
business In the City of Toledo, County and fetatc
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum o.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each aud every
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured oy the use of
Hall's Catarrh Cum. frank , CHENEY.
Sworn to betore me and subscribed In my presence,
this 6th day ol December. A. if, ^8qLEASON.
j ~/TT i. Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken internally ana. act*
• c tly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tl.«.
/: tern. Send lor too,dud8,. Dee.& ^ Toledo 0
Sold by all DrugirUsts, 7 5c.
Take Hall's Family PHIt* tor constipation.
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was shopping in our city this
morning.
Prosecuting Attorney Claude,
M. Erwin and Court Stenogra-'
pher Ira J. Pickens returned
from Walnut Ridge last evening,
where they have been all the
week in court.
Fresh fish every Friday and;
Saturday and the best quality!
oysters received daily at Riley’s j
restaurant. 64blm
Mrs. Blanche Jones Eldredge
of Blackfoot, Idaho will arrive!
Monday afternoon to visit her'
aunt, Mrs. F. G. Smith for a few'
days.
Mrs. Lee Crimm will leave on
No. 3 this afternoon for her
home in Little Rock, after a vis
it of two weeks to Mrs. T. S.
Stephens and family. .
W. A. Billingsley left on No.
3 Friday for Bardel, La., called
by the serious illness of his mo
ther, Mrs M. A. Billingsley,
whom we all hope to hear of bet
ter news on Mr. Billingsley’s ar
rival there.
Putting On Extra Force.
Naturally the boys are bring
ing some of those heavier suits
to the front and having them
cleaned and pressed. This wea
ther certainly calls for & eh&agt
of clothing. We are so anxious
for some of this business that
we are adding more force to this
department. We are willing to
hustle early and late to turn out
your work promptly. Call No.
54.
62b7t • Porter Martin.
Nineteen years of successful service, it being the old
est bank in Jackson County.
Strict adherence to methods which protect the inter
ests of customers rather than secure excessive pro
fits for the bank's stockholders.
Your account is invited.
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THE BANK WITH THE BIG SURPLUS,
W. W. Dutton was reported on
the sick list today and was not
able to be down town..
Mrs. V. L. Pascoe and daugh
ter, Miss Van of Newark, were
guests at the McLain last night
en route home from Hot Springs.
J. C. Wynne of Grays was a
business visitor here today.
Rev. M. B. Umsted of Bates
ville wras here this morning en
route to Pocahontas to assist in
a revival meeting. Mr. Umsted
stated they were all perfectly
delighted with their new home.
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Rooms For Rent.
For Rent—Furnished room.
.Rates reasonable. Apply Inde
pendent office.
Newly furnished large front
room, four blocks from I. M. de
pot and half block of private
board. Rent reasonable. Tele
phone 283.
, Wanted.
* Wanted—rip sawman, fire
! man and timber cutters.—Leath
erland & Pierson,* Eight Mile
Ark.28w4t
, For Sale.
For Sale—New Underwood
typewriter for $75 cash. Apply
to this office. 63d<>
For Sale—practically new
Cottage organ. $35 cash takes
it. Independent office. 61btf
For Sale—One new glass front
safe or china closet, cheap for
cash. Apply at Independent of
Ifice. ' M
One 12 horse power Fairbanks
■ i Morse Gasoline Engine. Apply
,' at the Palace Jewrelry Store and
j see it run. Slbii,
rA Most Convincing Assembly of The |
Choicest Autumn Apparel J
PHE display we are making of
*“■ the new Autumn garments for
women, misses and children give
evidence of the most careful selec
tion from the leading manufacturers.
We urge that you make a personal
examination of the new models.
A Splendid Collection of
Coats and Suits
Never have we seen a better col
lection of coats. They are made
of foreign weaves, double texture,
English mixtures, serges and broad
cloths, choice of loose, belted and
semi-fitted styles. The suits are
made of a splendid assortment of
fabrics, Diagonals, Chevrons, Serges
and Broadcloths. Many are plain
tailored styles while others have
| large collars or revers.