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l y going on and the crowds that thronged our ^jjj
■ Sa[ the~opening of this great bargain event, are §j
H st°re-ng day by day, and we have shown our apprecia
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e just received
,ment of ladies’
■s’ Balkar and
weater Coats
)uld have been
ivty days ago,
e have decided
them out at
bargain prices
these will be
?r cent. The
nge from 49c
you can buy
one-fourth off.
ong Coats at
$1,19 to $17.50
ailor Made
v°m... .$4.98
Men’s and Boys’ Suits. I
Well, the prices are too J jyd;
low to name here.
Our stock of solid lea- ■ ^
ther shoes and iace j p3
boots is now complete j [jP
and we will save you big 1 gP
money in this line. gP
GROCERIES.
We still have some of |Dg
the Patent Flour p
at.$4.75 jn
but you will have to hur-' ;irnj
ry. p i
Plug tobacco only pyy
I fi n=a '
per pound .25c sq] ;
Next Wednesday you bn]1
can buy 22 pounds of
granulated sugar for
only.$1.00 y",
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you we will present you with ffll
something you will appreciate %
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SWIFTON.
M- -r.-. Ferdinand Tonney, John
Ola- ami Elmo Hawiey went to
iNev p'.'i't -Monday.
O.aiidiather Euo came in Monday
from «»iciahoma to visit his son, J. \V.
Em . 1 iicy Had not seen each other
in ii" years.
Inn Hania of Tupelo entered
selljoi here Monday.
Miss Zoe Toler of -Searcy was vis
iting here Saturday and Sunday.
The singing class taught by Prof.
Lutht: i* ei’gu is making rapiu
progress.
Mrs. Lyde Toler, wife of Dr. R. \\.
Toler of Searcy came up Tuesday ev
ening and will visit in town for a fe ■
days.
Mrs. F. P. Altman was in Nev-wri't
Monday.
W. D. Cross' little son happened v
i: ■ sad misfortune of shooting hi .
self Monday morning. He had been
across; the lake to Iris traps ai d on his
return, in removing the gun from the
boat it was discharged, shooting him
in the right arm. Drs, Causey and
Justus, together with Dr. Jernigan of
Tuckerman, removed the arm at the
shoulder
Mr. Jack McDaniel moved to tows.
Tuesday that the girls might be her.
to school.
BANDY'S CHAPEL.
Several went from Pond Switch to
the Lawrence county fair.
It is reported that Andy Cond;v.
will return to Arkansas soon.
Misses Lizzie Harden and Pear.
Dorson made a trip to Batesvilie the
other week.
J. II. Davis, wife, 0 tell a and Mar
vin wont to Newport the first.
Lindley Davis went to Tuckennan
one night to set up with Tom Vande
vier.
Mr. A. J. Johnson has a phone is.
his house.
T ritti:. P^V/1 111, -I IT' '
Mrs. Lockard Bandy has been sick
but is some better.
Instead of singing at Pond Switch
the folks from about here went Sat
urday evening to Tom \ andevier'
burying.
Pierce Lee and his wife have g c.
to Oklahoma.
George Farmei has moved close to
his father-in-law’s.
James Harvey has had about 7o0
bushels of corn hauled from his place
on Gache. .
W. M. Padgett and wife had the
misfortune of losing an infant boy tlm
5th. Burial was at Cord, Independ
ence county.
Mrs. Avy Conditt has returned from
California' with the intention of stay
ing.
Mrs. Alice Price came in too latc
for her brother, Tom \ ande\iei s se
rial.
Claud Masters has been building a ,
barn on his farm close here.
M. Hunt who is charged with biga
my and has been in jail some time, |
is out on bond, at Jim Harvey’.-. j
Wm. Biggers was called to Little !
Rock the other day on business.
Howard Dodge has returned i com
Texas, satisfied with this country. j
Mrs. Tom Tinsley is on the -iek j
list.
j Claud Tinsley was at home Satur- :
dav night.
Several went from here to sh w at
Newport the 8th.
Bro. Talkington filled his regular
appointment here Sunday e\eniug.
Bro. Champion and J. W. C. Gard
ner were at church here.
Singing was at Mr. Hartwick's Sun
day night. Will be here next Sun
day evening.
George Hu-key moved over the 4tn.
There is to be another house built
on the Hartwick farm, where he
moved. ,
Mr. Henson, or. Aunt Same \ an s
farm, has pneumonia.
Mr. Joe Winfrey was down on busi
ness and visiting relatives the other
dav, and left for Aiicia.
Mrs. C. L>. Mitchell, east of the rail
road was said to be dying the 10th.
Her son and family went to her.
BATTLE AXE.
News this week still scarcer and ;
Scribbler too busy to hunt for items. 1
With favorable weather every ener- j
g-v is bending towards picking and
marketing cotton, and gathering corn, j
Nice progress on that line.
Rev. I'. XI. Champion filled his last
appointment here Sunday for the con
ference year.
Ed Maxey, having occasion to go to
Newport last week, decided to take
his watch for some needed repairs.
On looking in a dresser drawer, where
ft w-as supposed to be, he discovered 1
that it and Mrs.Maxey’shad both dis
apr,eared. As one was crippled and j
neither wound, they are not lmeiv to
have run away. No clew a; to who
got them. , !
' R. F. Tver was called away to ,
Wynne yesterday to be absent a day i
or two. .
J. W. C. Gardner is ousy as a
cranberry merchant writing insurance
and purchasing cattle.
How fisherman talk about how
nicelv fish would bite now ana threat
en as to what they’ll do after awhile,
but have no time for angling now.
No trouble to find hill sorghum
offered for sale at your door here ev
ery few* days. . , !
J. W. Martin, representing nun
I kett-Jarrell Grocery Co., came out
: Monday, bringing several gentlemen ,
1 along* but they returned to Tucker
man in a two-horse carriage, leaving
the car in G. A. Pilquist's care. Have
! keen informed, not authentically^
that said car can be bought for lorn
I Roger Ashley, younger brother of j
! Senator John Ashley of Izard county,;
has been among us for several week^. j
Has just been to Craighead coutuy
delivering fruit trees, returning to
day. Will be with us several weeks
more, making headquarters at A. .
Harfiey’s, Scribbler.
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I'- *• . - 1 : ■’ Ciy.i. -h;.:,.' we have
visited the .... - of the Independ
ent and 11 . i ve yon a
little l - ■ 1 i11!< r,':..
W •• ii; e }. i<-; y lino weather
and t. e hi. - • are n.aki;. u.-e
of it.
V wish a! the readei could visit
what is kua- ?’. ■ Kountx aut<>
pike. v. hi :h oui « rth; -cad overseer
•- i. o •• :• • -.J by the 1. in 1 D aid i k.D
i'-'H* 1 hands.
M Coin Broady d wife v: h i
a' the h >m • f tl ist .
Mrs. Willis.
Mr II G. H >v d. tin Ili k .
Ridge retired liveryman. has return
ed here to gather hi- cr ,p.
We h . me h ir.:■■ j ickeys to \is
it oui < >ur.i ry. but I. S. Bah h,' Ed
Ford and S. F. P. or: ■ and H. S.
Howard put them <v -he bum.
Wei:, a- nev - i - .-'-arce. we will
S' ini Jim.
At VEUf.Mh
-A - J R. Davis of Or.way has
mm:: vDR.ir.y relative- and friends
1 Vr'.r leit i r- ■ ;a‘~ i- s he: ii• * 11i —. ■
Miss Eh a X-D v.si. , ,i:._ i:
X ■ M< shy.
'. II
were ppir.g in X y rt Tuesday.
M • ar ;s Ii. 0. Noiri and B. Bui - .
' ■ : spay Sunda; at »S . dfner.
.Miss ii .:h-* ■ VT'.csii:- retuir.e'l
1 ... the B Morns Satuiday.
■ ii. r> • -p»! ' the week \\ith Mrs.
M i r i 11.
Mi - - es Johnnie Daw-i.r. and Lottie :
Di; were -m.m-r.L in Xowp-os
Wed: -day.
! hnston visited relatives at
f h Wednesday.
Mrs. H. E. Land is .-pending the
-" with her parents at Denmark.
;y- M. B. Hu e- returned home
!!■>:,. 11 tiber .Springs Monday, where
has been with her father, Dr. G.
D. Clements, who has been very low
! v.: id - many friends are glad to hear J
that he is somewhat improved.
Mr*. F r Rleaklev rmd little
daughter, Rachel, left Friday after-,
tv i for Augusta to vi -it her sister,'
John Conner.
J i Gipson and family attended
■ Yankee Robinson show at New
port Saturday.
- Helen Johnston and Joe .Johti
st'-u spent Saturday and Sunday in,
Newport.
Arthur Fousl.ee went to Newport
Saturday.
JACKSONPORT.
J hi- Rock Island people are putting j
the track to the river in good shape •
and several boats will unload here j
now.
People here are still searching for j
a strange man who was drowned in |
the river here last week about a mile 1
below town. We have been unable to !
learn the details but it seems that he j
was pearling and the anchor rope
broke got wrapped around his body
and dragged him under. Saturday
and Sunday they dynamited the river
but to no avail.
Miss Maude Blount ha- returned
from a month’s visit to her sister at
Senath, Missouri.
Dr. Bovd and wife were visitors to
Little Rock last week to the health
officers’ meeting of the state.
There is some talk of our city
boasting of an automobile next spring.
Mr. Turner, secretary of the U. S.
Cooperage Company of Mauldin, Mo.,
was here last week on his way to St.
Louis in the interest of the company.
Miss Ella Anderson entertained a
large crowd at her home Hallowe’en
night. Spook.-, witches and pumpkins
were scattered throughout the house
and the house being dark, made a
weird looking party. Games of dif
ferent kinds were played till early
next morning. At 12 o’clock every
one was ushered to the dining room
where olives, pickles, pimentoes,
cheese and peanut butter sandwiches,
hot chocolate, hot rolls, fruits and
cream were served. About fifty
guests were present and all report
a mg ume.
Rev. Mr. Champion assisted by
Rev. Mr. Kelly of Searcy closed a re
vival at the Methodist church last
week.
About twenty-five young people of
the town met at the home of Miss
Dovie Massey Wednesday night,
when arrangements were made for a
chicken roast Thursday night on the
Robinson lot, where Mr. Massey had
been making molases. Each boy took
a chicken while the girls took other
eatables. All present report a big
time and just wondering when an- ,
other one will he pulled off.
Some of our news may be a little
stale, but ye correspondent is a very
busy fellow.
Luther White and Harry Littleton
of Newport were visitors here last
Sunday.
The officials of the Rock Island were
up here Monday looking the road over
and also looking out a location for
the bridge to cross White river at
this place, when they get ready to ex
tend the road from here to Bates
vilie.
Our much beloved pastor, Rev. Mr.
Champion, is closing up his year’s
work here preparatory to the Con
ference at Forrest City.
Was Once Baptist Minister.
W. D. Woodell. formerly a
Baptist minister, but who has
been a pearler for several years,
died Thursday night at his
camp near the Confederate park
from an hemorrhage of the
brain.
He was about 55 years of age
and the body was buried Friday
afternoon at Shiloh graveyard.
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METALLIC
CARTRIDGES' '
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Concern in America i
^Tr| IE biggest name in tbe ammunition and l;rM;r * v • !•! ro
1 day is Remington ! 'MC. Whether your.ir: . is » R v mgton
cr anv other standard make, whatever itc r d' re ami e ioad
you nerd, you want Rcmingtond \1( mrtaihes — not because
they are i;c-" uilv stamped with t!,e y. me mmie a* youf
firearm, but because they give more accut.tr results.
i .m mpani has hern makiriK nmr tuition t -r hfty ve*r« *
pro i i e s t r rvfjy Nton-litrci m<.ke ■ t am. <*n«'l fvff> Remington
L.VIL cartridge i» (ested m the Arm tor which it is rmule.
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ton-l'MC M.-ai s i- 1 t/nur nth', got- — * 1 1 mo hen. \*k
him for them. Lo<>l< for the Rc4 Bali Mark on every ' „i ot
metslln a and sh.ol «ii .!« you buy
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CALIFORNIA
THIS WINTER
Tou Have Long Wished to Visit
the Golden Slate. Make up
LOW' FARES and
BEST SERVICE
Through TouristC ar Daily
Via
California Short Line
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The Route of The
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The Best Train to
CALIFORNIA
Write to
CHAS. B. SLOAT
Ass’t Gen’l Passenger Agent
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
or consult
Ticket Agent Rock Island Lines
Station
First English Dock.
Iu England the first dock was coa
struct! d at Liv d In 1708.
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Kirschbaum Clothes are the only
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