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This Store’s Value Giving Supremacy Stands out in Bold Relief—as these Values Attest
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Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear
In our Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Depar mm- w.«
exhibit tin* beautiful creations of the masters
in the art of designing beautiful garments ao
coiding to the decrees of Dame Fashion..
We are receiving daily new goods for this de
partment, and it is our plan to keep right, up to
the minute our stock of Suits, Coats, Skirts, etc
We offer you a surpassingly attractive array of
choice suits, garments that in every feature
bear the imprint of style. They are all beau
tiful and well made, and we have made the
prices on them as low as possible.
SPECIALLY PRICED AT $13.95
Ladies Serge Dresses, $7.95 to $17.95
Ladies Silk Dresses, $9.95 to 15.95
TRIMMED HATS We have an exceptionally
——- fine big lot of Ladies’ Hats.
These hats are well worthy of your attention,
and to see them is to admire them- They are all
.1 the latest pleasing style and will appeal tc
your good tate and discriminating judgment.
SPECIAL $2.50 and $3.00 VALUES
95 CENTS
We have a splendid line of Ladies’ coats, up
to date in style and at prices that cannot fail
to meet your approval. In Sport Coats we are
especially well stocked and offer them to you
at the lowest possible margin of profit.
Sport Coats _$1.45
Plush Coats_$21.95
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The Christmas Spirit
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Of this STORE—the very HEART of this great insti
tution-goes out in gratitude to you and the thousands
and thousands of other good folks in this city and good
old Independence and Jackson counties whose confi
dence, whose patronage and friendship we have enjoy
ed all these years and who have helped make this busi
ness what it is today.
And we welcome you to our MASTER CHRIST
MAS YEAR-END SALE. We invite you to come and
share in the thousands of big values we have provided
for this occassion. This store was never in better
shape to serve the people of these counties, in spite of
the fact that merchandise of the character and quality
that must measure up to the HEINEMANN STAND
ARD, is hard to obtain, by planning this event and
making contracts nearly a year ago, we have secured
the greatest stocks and most complete assortments of
GOOD MERCHANDISE ever assembled under one
roof in the fair city of NFWPORT.
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Men’s Clothing Dep’t.
Men in need of clothing in any line will tind
our clothing department filled with anything
he desires, no matter how particular he may
be as to fit, style and texture. It is our aim to
keep our stock of Men’s Ready-to-W ear Gar
ments so complete that no one need look else
where for that which he desires in suits, l nder
wear, Ties, Socks, etc. We are offering some
appealing bargains in Men's and Boy s Suits at
prices always low, but varying ol course as to
the quality of the goods. For this sale we are
offering as a leader one lot of very good Men’s
Suits, SPECIALLY PRICED AT
DURING THIS SALE $10.95
OVERCOATS You need an overcoat in this
- changeable climate, and a good
warm one that will wear. We have them in up
to-date styles, nobby, durable and at prices
which you cannot complain of in these days of
high cost of everyting that goes into the mak
ing of clothes. We have overcoats
FOR $13.95
We have on hand a big supply of Men’s Boots
and Work Shoes—the best the market affords
for the least money. Ladies Shoes, Queen Qual
ity Mahogany, Tan Tones, light grays from
$3.95 to $10.00. Men’s Bostonians—$5 to $7 in
Black and Tan, Gun Metal and kids in all the
new toes.
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What Makes
A Town?
What makes a town? Is it
the wealth evidenced by fine
homes and splendid store build-!
ings? These may attest the
stability and thrift of certain
people but they offer no great
inducements to commercial
progress. Is the spirit of good ]
order and law observed? That j
is a factor only The sleepiest;
hamlets that dot the map have
this spirit in rank abundance.
Is it the schools and churches?
May their influence ever in
crease but they don’t make a
town—they only culture it. Is
it the geograpical location, the
character of the surrounding
country, the shipping facilities,
the natural advantages? None
of these are essential? Is it the
merchant who sleeps at the
switch? Not hardly. Then
what is it that makes a town?
It is the unity of the people,
the existence of a common
bond which causes business and
social enemies to put aside all
differences when it comes to
boosting the town. No town
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Note Heads
Envelopes
Cards
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ever made real progress on the
way to substantial success with
out the get-together spirit
unanimously adopted. It has
rejunevated hulksof towns that
were yawning their way into
an endless sleep. It has infus
ed new life blood into the heart
of commercial life and made
thriving cities out of paralytic
villages. Natural advantages
count for much, and pros
perity cannot be built on shift
ing sands, but any town with
half a chance and wide awake
business men can be made to
grow and expand and thrive
when all join with one accord
in the boosting program.
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KEEPING THE SECRET
Katherine and Margaret
found themselves seated next
to each other at a dinner party
and immediately became con
fidential.
“Molly told me that you told
her that secret 1 told you not
to tell her.’’ whispered Margar
et.
“Oh, isn’t she a mean thing" j
gasped Katherine. “Why 1
told her not to tell you!”
“Well,” returned Margaret,
“I told her I wouldn’t tell you
she told me—so don't tell her
I did.”
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DIES ON BATTLE LINE
Searcy, Dec. 7.—News has
been received by Mrs. A. B.
Cost of the death of her bro
ther, Mark Beech, who was in
France with the Canadian
troops, having sailed April 23,
1916. His death was caused
by prison gas and occured on
October 29. He is survived by
his wife and two children of
Hansouser, British Isles.
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By Leslie Davis
All throu the land they
are hanging tonight.
Placed by wee fingers in
breathless delight,
Sure to be ready when
Santa Claus knocks—
Gay little, plain little,
patched little socks.
Santa Claus, come, while
the little heads sleep.
And little hearts flutter,
and little stars peep;
Fill with apples, dol
lies and blocks—the
Gay little, plain little,
patched little socks.
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NEGLECTED NUT TREES
Our nuts and wild fruits give
i's the opportunity to make pro
ductive and profit-paying large
areas of land that now pay us
nothing, and at the same time
to add valueable and tasteful
new foods to our national die- j
tary. The man who is consid
ering the planing of an orchard
or of trees about his home will
do well to consider if it has not1
room for a few more nut trees.
ACCORDING TO HIS FOLLY
The new minister was dining
with an old lady. She had
fried chicken for dinner, and
he was very fond of chicken
gizzard. Just for fun he told
her he ate them to make him
handsome. She adjusted her
glasses and, looking him over,
said, “Well, you ain't been eat
ing them long have you?”
ALL EXEMPTIONS REVOKE
Gen. Lloyd England announ
ces that all registrants who
have not been actually in.luct
ed into the military service by
draft process are subject to
the new selective process be
ginning December 15. All ex
emptions and discharges
whether permanent temporary
or conditional and whether
known by term furlough or
any other term are absolutely
revoked and all such regis
trants shall be re-examined and
reclassified without awaiting
expiration of period of previous
exemption or dcharge.
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Knox mends shoes cheap
11 Walnut st., Newport, Ark.
SCORCHING FACTS
The Journal has been pub
lishing fire warnings against
enemy alien incendiaries ever
since the United States went
to war. Now that the state
fire marshal, after official in
vestigation has asked that
armed guards be placed on
duty to watch vulnerable
points the realness of the dan
ger may dawn upon some who
have been listless.
Fire is the favorite weapon
of the kaiser's tools working
in this country.
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Every person who can cause
a pig to grow where none grew
before, will be doing his coun
try a good service.
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Just Arrived
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A Complete Stock of Ivory, Cut
Glass, Sterling Silver Sheffield and plate
ware including the popular community
silver guaranteed for 50 years.
Beautiful Mahogany Table and
Floor lamps. Candle stick holders and
bed vases. Eastman Kodaks. Grata
nolas and Victrolas.
Everything for Everybody
Newport Jewelry Co
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS