DEFECTIVE EYE SIGHT
Requiring correction by the use
of spectacles is purely mechanical,
and can be corrected by the prop
er adjustment of
Perfectly Made Lenses
so that the defect to the eyes will
be entirely obviated. For free con
sultation, see
SAM ENGLANDER
Office at VV. W. Magness' residence
STATE CAPITOL GOSSIP
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anti most important is the bill provid
ing state aid for high schools, extend
ing high school privileges to the child
ren of rural districts and small towns,
it diverts $50,000 from the general
school fund to this purpose, $10,000 of
it to be used for an extension of nor
mal training. This act, it is believed,
will enable many districts and towns
to maintain high schools that cannot
do so now.
HILLS PASSED AND APPROVED
tion 7440 Kirby's Digest.
S. B. 455, by Jacobson, providing
additional stenographer for the Sixth
Judicial District.
S. B. 483, by Toney, creating a road
improvement district in Jefferson
county.
S. B. J*o, by Me Bee, establishing
the domicile of the St. Francis I.*<eve
Board in Arkansas. (This domicile
has heretofore Iteen in Memphis, and
if any crookedness was done, could not
be reached by the laws of Arkansas.)
H. B. .'542, by Baker, amending Act
208 of 1007.
H. B. 375, by Baker and Lindsey,
fixing the salaries of the officers of In
dependence county.
S. B. 290, by Hdney, requiring rail
roads to pay special fence tax in all
fencing districts.
if. B. *4, by Grant, regulating the
transportation of baggage.
SULPHUR ROCK SKETCHES
Prof. Toose Jernigan was down from j
Batesville Saturday.
Profs. S. K. Wells and T. 15. Hard
en went to Batesville Saturday.
Buster Sturdivant and family of \m
gan township were visiting here Sun
day.
Kev. W. K. Was man returned Tues
day from Oil Trough, where he preach
ed Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Hoyt and children of
of Nfcwark visited the family of W. W.
Hoyt here Saturday.
Agnes Wycough and A1 Kngles of
Salado visited their aunt, Mrs J. I), ;
Morgan, here Sunday.
George Hogan and family and ;
George Bevens and family of Bates
ville were visiting at Or. T. A. Bev
ens’ Sunday.
Miss Maud Sink, who has been
teaching in Jackson county, came
home Saturday, her school having’
closed Friday.
Mrs. W. D. Baker came in from Lit
tle Rock Tuesday, where she had been
visiting her husband, Hon. W. 1).
Baker for several days.
R. H. Buchanan left on the early
train Tuesday for Walnut Ridge and
Swiften, where he will spend several
days attending to business.
MACiNESS HUSINQS
Mrs. Lizzie Youug is seriously ill
with pneumonia.
City Marshal John Miller is quite
siek with the fever.
T. M. Waldrip of Uatesvillc spent
Sunday with home folks.
Herbert Snapp returned Tuesday
morning from Little Hock.
Rev. Tommy Clark will preach here
Saturday night. Sunday and Sunday
night.
Sam Huggins and family of th> I>
land spent Sunday with \\ alter Gris
ham and family.
J. H. (.'leghorn and family of the 1',
land s|>ent Sunday afternoon with H.
F. Owens and family .
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ijenehan of
Holly Grove spent S inday night with
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Miller.
Miss Ada Tominlson l**ft Monday
morning for HntTalo to spentl a week
with her hrutht r. Winfred Tominlson.
Rev. and Mrs. Young of Batesville
spt nt Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs.
Fug*tt. Rev. Young preached an in
teresting sermon Sunday morning.
CHURCH DEDICATION
The Cord Missionary liaptist Church j
will Is- dedicated Sunday, May, 14.
The following program has l>een ar- 1
ranged for the occasion.
10 a.in. Devotional Services led by
Klder .7. R. I/?wallen.
History of our Sunday school. Su
tler intendent !. K. Martin.
<)ur Ladies Aid Society and what
we have done. Mrs. Rosie Osborn.
History of our church, its organiza- i
tion, etc.—Mrs. Lucy McAdams.
11 am. Dedication Sermon.—Pastor,
■I. L Brown.
A brief Statement of our building
committe. -Kid. J. I. Martin.
A collection for the State Associa
tion Missions.
Songs to lie Selected.
Regular communion service at night.
All are cordially invited, especially
the church* s of the Independence As
sociation.
J. I. Martin, J. M. Hlair, C. (’.Hall,
Committee.
Join the Crowd and Come to Newark on Trades Day,
Meet Your Friends and Enjoy the Day
If you have anything to sell, bring it in and our merchants will buy it, or an
auctioneer will be furnished free of charge to sell it for you. If you have
stock of any kind for sale bring them in. Our merchants will make reduced
prices on nearly all lines of staple merchandise, and you can save money on
your purchases by coming to Newark on Trades Day. Come and bring the folks.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED BY BUSINESS MEN OF NEWARK
tbt. irr
ADAMS BROTHERS
All Ribbons and Laces
At 25 per cent discount
E. E. ALLEN
TRUNKS
AT COST
BOB & BILL'S RESTAURANT
The Place lo Go When Hungry
SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOURS
WE ALWAYS TREAT YOU RIGHT
A SAFE PLACE
TO KEEP YOUR MONEY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NEWARK, ARKANSAS
M. S. FISHER
MEN'S SI OVERALLS 85C
Men's Shoes 15 per ct discount
No goods charged at these Special Prices.
W. L. HALL
Some good horses and buggies
for sale cheap
J. I. STURDIVANT
25c package Ballard's Oat
Meal Cream 15c
HENDERSON REAL ESTATE CO,
Can find a buyer for your farm.
See them when you want to buy or sell
property of any kind.
R. T. HERRINGTON & SON
20 pounds Y C Sugar
For $1
W. I). HINSON
DEALER IN JEWELERY, MUSICAL
GOODS, STATIONERY, ETC.
Jewelery 20 per ct. discount
WATCHES NOT INCLUDED
HOLLAND’S RESTAURANT
Regular 25c Dinner for 20c
1 ! :30 a. in. to ! :30 p. m.
Fresh fish and chicken every Saturday
Ice Cream and Fruit
~~ MOORE WHERSCO
Men and Boys’ Cloth
ing at Actual Cost
FOR CASH ONLY'
H. H. HAWTHORNE
Reduced prices on everything
sold for cash on Trades Day
C. P. VAUGHAN
Good Alfalfa hay for sale at $10
and $14 per ton
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R. T. MAGNESS
Good /Ware and Mule Colt
For Sale Cheap
.1. M. MARTIN
7 barsClairett Soap
FOR 25 CENTS
J. FI. HOLDERBY
ANY SHOE IN STOCK
AT ACTUAL COST
t. J. MAGNESS & SONS
9 x 12 Matting Art Square, regular $5
quality, Trades Day price, $.*
8 bars Swift’s Pride Soap 25c
I hese prices cash only.
NEWARK DRUG CO.
Regular 50c package Stock and
Poultry Food 35c
Newark Lumber Co.
Screen doors and screen wire
at greatly reduced prices
On 1 rades Day Only
A. M. EDGAR
Good horses and buggies
lor sale cheap
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Newark Trades Day Association
R. R. RATTON, President WILL DUV ALL, Secretary