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No matter what your station
in life may be, this bank wants
to serve you during the com
ing year. If you have never
banked with us let us prove
to you that we offer safe,
courteous and reliable service.
We will appreciate your ac
count and assure you that it
is a pleasure to serve you.
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C. M. EDWARDS, President G. M. FIELDS, Vice-Pres.
T. M. HARRELSON, Cashier B. F. ADAMS, Asst.Cashier
J. G. EDWARDS
offers you the
best values in
good merchant
dise during
Christmas
and at all times
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NEWARK, ARKANSAS
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A. J. McSPADDEN & COMPANY
RESTAURANT
AND MEAT MARKET
We Have What You Want
When You Want It
NEXT DOOR TO BANK
NEWARK, ARKANSAS
! CHRISTMAS THE BIG
COMMUNITY HOLIDAY
Should Not Be Confined Tc
the Family But Should Be
General Day Fest
CHRISTMAS should not be
i confined to our own family.
Christmas is of all days Com
munity Holiday and the entire
community should be taken in
‘ for celebrating the occasion.
' j Every community should havt
in the local church, or school
house Christmas exercises ol
some sort or other. The giving
of recitations is one of the best
trainings for children and can
not be started too soon. As
soon as they are able to lisp
they should be given a part in
Christmas entertainments. It
is a means of much pleasure to
them and something they will
remember as long as they live.
Christmas in the country of
jail places, should be a commu
nity holiday. It’s too big a
(j thing to be kept all within
' your family.
CAKES BY PARCEL POST
I now i ney May Be sent By
Mail Without Injuring
Cakes can be sent long dis
tances by parcel post without
so much as cracking the icing,
if they are packed in this way.
Place the cake on a large
sheet of heavy waxed paper
and apply the frosting allow
ing a generous portion of the
frosting to extend on the paper.
Plastering the cake to the
paper helps to hold it in posi
tion. Fold the rest of the paper
neatly around the cake and
slip under it a piece of card
board the exact size of the
cake. Put both cake and board
into a light wooden box. Fill
the box with sawdust or bran,
which should be allowed to
settle to the bottom of all the
( crevices. Wrap the box in
heavy paper and tie it with a
strong cord.
For Sale.—Kimball piano,
in good condition. Cost $450;
will sell for half price, cash or
good note. Apply at The
^ Journal office.
CHRISTMAS
DOES NOT
STAND ALONE
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IF CHRISTMAS stood alone
it would be an idle mockery,
j But it does not stand alone. It
is part of a year. Yet it is a
peculiar part. It is that brief
period in which the child rules
the world.
It marks nowadays the cul
mination of a civilization
which has a leading principle.
The selfish, the hard, the
grasping and the unsparing
are out and apart that one
week from the great flowing
tide of development of the
world’s progress. The man or
woman who does not know
this or see it or feel it is alien
to the Christian spirit and to
all the products wrought by the
Christ spirit in twenty centu
ries past.
Christmas day, then, brings
a message. But it also sings a
song of hope and calls aloud a
prophecy. The message is
that gentleness is stronger far
, than force and that the great
est power on earth is the com
pelling power of tenderness.
Every Christmas tree is lit
<vith that light. The great
flood of presents bears this as
its message. The cheer and
and chairity of the whole sea
son are fed by its love.
Some people can’t find any
time to attend the meeting of
the community organizations,
as it takes all their spare
hours to find fault with their
neighbors and their home
town.
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WHEN IN NEWARK
EAT AT THE
Benson & Claridy
C A F E
GOOD FOOD,
COOKED RIGHT
AT MODERATE PRICES
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Has a Fresh Stock of
Staple and Fancy
Groceries
For the Christmas Trade
and will appreciate your Patronage
FREE DELIVERY
Newark, Arkansas
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IT WILL BE A MERRY CHRISTMAS
IF YOU BUY GIFTS AT OUR STORE
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What could be nicer for
I Christmas than to give your wife
| one of our corking good stoves or
1 a nice range? Our stoves are
. built to last and it will be a gift .
that will be useful and will con
tinue to give service through
many Christmas. Come in and ‘
see our stoves and ranges, rugs,
| linoleums, etc. We carry a com
plete stock and can please you.
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Besides Kitchen Cab inets
we have many useful gifts in
furnishings for the home that
every housewife will appreciate.
Your Christmas buying will not
be complete until you have visit
ed our Store and learned of the
low prices at which you can se
cure ‘'gifts that last.” A visit
will convice you that we are
“Newark's Leading Hardware
and Furniture Dealers.”
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