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From December 15th to January 1
1 Wiil SeSi at 10 Per Cent off the List
Price My Entire Stock of Merchandise
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Including Shoes, Hats> Caps, Over
alls, Jumpers, Sweaters, Union Suits,
Christmas Goods and etc. We have a
good line of Rubber Boots, Overshoes,
to be sold in this Sale at 10 Per cent
Reduction. I have a complete Line of
Shoes, “Peters Diamond Brand” bought
last Spring before the Price advanced.
Will Allow 10 Per Cent Reduction on all
Sales if in answer to this Advertisement.
I am going to sell S Pounds of Nutrola
Lard for $2.00 to Every Purchaser of
$5.00 W'orth of Merchandise. When
you Come to Trade Bring the Kiddies,
for My Store is HEADQUARTERS FOR
SANTA CLAUS, and you will find a
complete line of Dolls, Doll Buggies*
Kitchen Cabinets, Toy Pianos, and Just
Anything you want to make the Boy and
Girl Happy This Christmas.
Remember that I Have in Stock
Ginghams from 50 Cents per yard to 20
cents per yard; Serge from $1.00 td
$2.25 per yard; Poplins, from 40 cents
to $1.25 per yard. I have Everybody
Cornered on Overall Jumpers and dress
pants. Im a also going to sell a few
pants. I am also going to sell a few
than 1 Can Buy Them at Wholesale To
day. Come and Get the Bargains, if
you Buy Me out, I will buy more and
sell the same way.
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Everything Cash. Nothing will be Charged
FltEE1 A Nice Christmas Pres
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MAGNESS, ARKANSAS
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My dad sez once they lived a
boy
’Us bound that he would see
Old Santa Claus—an’ had no
joy
Fer thinkin’ how ’t'ud be
To hide behind a screen an’
wait
Till Santa Came around,
Then watch him waitin’ to un
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Well, Christmas Eve, this
boyleton
’At he was sound asleep,
An’ when he knowed the rest
had gone
To bed, he went a-creep
Down stairs—an’ gracious!—
watcha think!
He run against him—smac!
Old Santa, yes-sir—’n quick as
a wink
That boy wuz in his pack.
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An’ ever sinec, that boy has
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Strapped up an’ has to go
With Santa fer just that one
sin,
Through miles of ice an’
sjjow;
An’ you bet I ain’t gonna take
No chanct like that—not
quite!
You’ll find ’at I won't be
awake
When Santa comes to-night.
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Remember this Christmas day that j
love is the strongest thing in the
world, and that the blessed Life
which began in Bethlehem is the
image and the brightnes of eternal
love.
Out of everything you get exactly
as you put into it. If you feel that
Christmas has degenerated into a
mere commercial barter of gifts, seek
the cause in your own self.
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I BATESVILLE, ARK
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EVERY JOURNAL ADVERTISER WISHES YOU A MERRY CHRIST
MAS AND A MOST HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
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In Price the Mandel
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For Sale By Newark Drug Company
TWO COWS ON
EVERY FARM
IN ARKANSAS
TWO good milch cows on every
farm in Arkansas would
mean 480,000 cows and if
they were good cows, each
would produce not less than three
gallons of milk a day, which at 10
cents a quart would be worth $570,
000 a day, or $209,240,000 a year,
which is more than we get from all
our grain crops, corn, wheat, oats,
, rice, peanuts and sorghum, and is
as much as we get from our cotton at
the present high prices.
And those same cows would raise
1 every year at least four hundred
1 thousand calves, from good sires,
that would be worth a few more mil
lions of dollars, and they would pro
| duce manure to fertilize the soil so
, that the farmer could get bigger
( yields of grains and cotton. But the
\ greatest good that would come from
j having two cows on every farm in
■ Arkansas, would be in better feeding
■ the little children and making of
! them strong, active bright men and
! women. I have just been reading of
| the wonderful food value of milk and
I butter. It is the most economical and
I the most easily obtained food on the
[ farm and there is nothing that will
j take its place, either for human food
j or for the feeding of pigs and chick
• ens, for no milk is wasted on the
! farm.
| JIM G. FERGUSON,
1 Commissioner of Agriculture.
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Jno. B. & J. J. McCaleb
Attorneys-at-Law
Successors to
McCaleb & Reeder
Batesville, Arkansas
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hardware Company
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Iron Roofing Boat Supplies
General Hardware
Fencing and Harness
Sporting Goods
Stoves and Pumps
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FRONT STREET
Newport, Arkansas
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