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HOSE
Bear Brand in Blk
the best mdae, all
sizes, pair_25c
TOWELS
Heavy Huck Tow
els at, pair-25c
Extra large Huck
Towels, pair —$5c
18-inch Toweling
at, yard-10c
18 inch Fancy tow
eling, yard-20c
CORTICELLI
YARNS—1 oz.balls
Corticelli Knitting
Yarns, in all the
want e,d shades
specially priceed
for October selling
one 1-oz. Ball for
only _25c
SILK HOSE
Women’s Sizes in
Black, Cordivan,
and White, 75 cent
quality _48c
Dependable Merchandise at Most Attractive
Prices For November Selling
Our Great Ready-to-Wear Department is Offering Season
able Merchandise at Prices That Cannot be
Duplicated, Qualty Considered
We have an immense stock of Ladies’ Coats, Suits and Dresses, all this season’s
goods, and you will find the Quality as good and the price as low as ever offered
anywhere in the past few years.
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Wc carry a full line
of Furniture, Rugs
stoves, Mattresses j
comforts, blankets ’
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f idaies heavyweight
in two qualities
each, _$1, 1.50
Misses Union Suits
Bovs Union Suits
_ 75c $1.00
Mens Union Suits
_$1 and $1.50
SEE OUR COM
plete line of wall
paper, linoleums,
trunks,, suitcases
traveling bags etc.
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36 IN. PERCALE
In all new patterns
of checks, dots
stripes, lights or
dark,special yd .25
SHEETS AND
SHEETING
72 x 90 Blecahed
Sheets _$1.00
81 x 90 Bleached
Sheets __1.25
84 x 90 Bleached
Sheets _1.50
9-4 B Sheeting .55
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Ladies Coats, all colors, all sizes, at $10 up
Ladies Coatsuits, newest styles - - at $20 up
Ladies Serge or Silk Dresses - - - at $10 up
Jersey Silk Petticoats all color, $2.50 & $3.50
Middy Blouses $1 and $2; Childrens coats $5
32-inch Gingham
One of the Best Grades
offered on the market.
special at_25c
27-inch Gingham, all
Good Patterns selling
now, per yd __15c 20c
Special! Womens Tan and Brown Sport*Ox
fords for fall wear. This is what you stylish
women want to wear with your new fall ap
parel, cleverly styled sport oxfords, perforated
cnp toes and military heels, $5.00, $6, $7.00
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NEW WOOLENS FOR FALL
The Season’s Newest Fabrics
at Substantial Savings
56 INCH TRICOTINE
One ot fhe Best All Wool Tric
otines. made. Shown in Brown
Navy, Black at_$3.00
54 INCH BROADCLOTH
Known as Waterproof in Gray
Wine, Navy, Special at $1.00
36 INCH SERGE
In Storm or French Finish, all
leading colors, at 95c
32-INCH GINGHAM
One of the best grade
ginghams on the mar
ket, special at _-25c
27 inch Gingham, all
good patterns 15c,20
WOOL FLANNELS
in White only
Half wool flannel 40c
Half wool flannel,50c
3-4 Wool Flannel,75c
All wool flannel, $1
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Quality in Mens and Young Mens Clothes
| Means Good Make, Fine Material and Satisfaction
I OUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS COMBINE ALL THESE z
1 FEATURES AND AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION f
1 Men’* three piece wool suits _ at _$12.50
Young Men’s All Wool Suits.in the newest styles __ $25.00 §}
;; Men’s Heavy Winter Overcoats, up from_ 8.50
Men’s Hats at 75 cents. Men’s Dress Shirts_ 1.00 %-■
Heavy Corduroy Suits for Boys from ages 8 to 15, at_7.50
Men’s Outing Work Shilrts and Blue Work Shirts for 75c
36-inch Bleached Do
mestic, soft fin. ,15c
27 inch Bleached Do
mestic, at, yd __10c
72 inch table Damask •
extra fine, at-75c
36 inch Long Cloth
Good Grade_15c
Extra Heavy Drilling
at, yard_—20c
SHOP WITH US!!
COTTON GOODS
We are offering our Stock of
Cotton Goods at these extreme
ly low prices. Buy now and
save money.
Canton Flannel, Heavy 27-inch
at_15c. 20, 25c
LL Domestic at 10c 12 l-2c,
15c and 20c
Heavy Bed Ticking at 25c, 35c
Heavy Blue Denim at 20c, 25c
Hope Domestic; > the Best
Made__20c yd.
The newest and Most Favored Silks in the Larges Variety Ever Brought to North Arkansas. Look, Read Below
SATIN CHARMEUSE
40-in Charmeuse, excellent
quality in all colors__$2.49
SILK CANTON CREPE
40-in Crepe, beautiful quality,
special yard -$3.39
36-INCH TAFFETA
All the leading shades and
Black, Special at_$1.49
36-INCH SATIN
Black only, in a Good Grade
Satin, at _$1.50
36-INCH VELVETEEN
Black, Brown, Navy, Special
at _$2.69
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ONE SURE WAY OUT
It is evident f-om our exper
ience of the past six years tha
we cannot depend on all cot
ton or all corn in our systen
of farming. We must have liv<
stock as an aid to profitable
farming.
There can be no successfu
farming without live stocl
and for this section the dair^
cow and hogs are best adapter
to our ne^ds.
If ever> farmer in this sec
tion had in 1921 fed and milk
ed from one to five cows, bred
and fed one sow and fattenet
and killed and cured the mea!
from her litter, and made ful
use of two dozen or more hens
they would close out the yeai
with more profit from then
farming than many of then
are going to do on their pres
ent plans.
No farmer in this sectior
should ever buy a pound of
corn, meat, lard, butter, mo
i lasses, eggs or any staple food
jthat goes to make an ideal
country meal.
Now is an opportune time
for farmers to get into the
dairy business. Most cows
freshen in the fall. Calves are
l easily raised in winter. They
: are not so apt to be troubled
r with diseases common to them
in summer. Milk and cream
| is better and it brings a high
.>cr price ip winter than in
summer. Then it is the time
of year when farmers are not
bothered with making crops
and they can give better at
tention to their dairy cows.
It will give the farmer an
opportunity to get more for
their surplus corn. Crushed
, corn with othir feeds is a fine
. milk producer. The price of
cream is expected to advance
i during the fall and winter, and
LADIES, ATTENTION!
You Should See Our New Ladies
Ready-to-Wear Department
We Have a Very fine showing of coat suits, dress
es, Coats, Skirts, and Blouse \ in Charge of
fUrs. Eloise Baker
who can help you select just the right thing. As
our overhead expense is low, we are selling at a
very close margin.
Don’t fail to make us a call.
J. B. FTTZHUGH & BROTHER
BATESVILLE, ARK
the sale of 't will insure the
farmer ready money during
the part of the year when his
farm is failing to make a profit
Pigs, poultry, jersey cows
and prosperity on every farm
in this section should be our
aim.
SELECT WINTER LAYERS
Good Layers Important in
Raising Poultry
It is important that every
farmer and poultry raiser
should learn how to select the
laying hen and if he is going
to be successful in raising
poultry, it is important for
him to know the nonlayers
from the layers—those that
lay and those that loaf 10
months in the year. The reali
ly successful poultryman is the
one that can distinguish be
tween the two.
To cull a flock of hens or
pullets is not as difficult as
many think, and if followed
year after year, the egg pro
duction of the flock will be
greatly improved. The aver
age hen on the farm today
lays less than 100 eggs a year
and these are layed in the
early spring and part of the
summer. At this time of year
the poor layers have stopped
laying while your best layers
are still on the job filling the
egg basket.
PRESBYTERIANS WILL
BUILD NEW CHURCH
Newport, Oct. 8.—At a
meeting of the Presbyterian
congregation of this city Thur
day night, plans were received
for the building of a new
church in this city. The con
tract will be let soon, work to
start in the early spring.
» PAROQUET ITEMS »
Paroquet, Oct. 2.—We are
having cool weather. There is
quite a lot of sickness through
this section.
Will Hodge and son, Pleas,
made a business trip to New
port Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McDoniel
of Wycough township spent
Sunday here visiting relatives.
Mrs. C. C. Whisnant spent
Saturday at Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Yaney
spent Saturday evening at
Newark shopping.
Mrs. Grace Moxley spent
Thursday morning at Newark.
Bob Elam of Logan town
ship spent Sunday here with
friends.
Vester Moore of Jackson
county spent Sunday here with
relatives.
John Parks of Newark
spent Sunday here visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Way
man spent Sunday at Newark
visiting relatives.
D. C. Selvidge spent Sunday
afternoon at Batesville.
G. W. Yaney made a busi
ness trip to Newark Monday.
Logan Saylors of Newark ;
was a business visitor here !
Monda !
B. R. Clark made a business «
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trip to Newport Monday.
J. J. Miller made a business
trip to Newport Monday.
Lon Lovejoy made a busi
ness trip to Newport Tuesday.
D. P. Whisnant of Logan
township was looking after
business here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duncan
of Cushman have moved here
to make their home.
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