BUCK JONES IS IN TOWN
Ford car for sale. O. Haw
kins.
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Two rooms for rent. Apply
to Mrs. J. W. Sisk.
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Miss Grace Rutledge is visit
ing at Cotton Plant.
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To keep your friends always
he square with them.
He who plays with fire has
“The Devil To Pay.”
Judge T. A. Gray of Bates
ville was in town Tuesday.
Geo. F. Adams transacted
business in Newport Tueday.,
It Comes on Friday the 13th.
What? “The Devil To Pay.”
Maburne Sisk has gone to
Springfield Mo., to enter school
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Postmaster B. R. Clark of
Paroquet was in town Tuesday.
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Geo. S. Underhil of Conway
was in town on business Wed
nesday.
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FRIDAY JANUARY 6
BUCK JONES
IN
Straight From the
Shoulder
Thrilling picture of Life in
The Western Country
SNUB POLLARD COMEDY
Admission 15c and 30c
SATURDAY JANUARY 7
Third Episode
Miracles of the Jungle
Thrilling New Serial Made in
Wildest Africa
TWO REEL COMEDY
PATHE NEWS
The World Before Your Eyes
Admission 10c and 20c
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TUESDAY JAN 10
WfiHAM RUSSELL
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“The Cheater Reformed”
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A Surprising Story With an
Enthralling He$rt Interest
HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY
Admission 10c and 20c
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First Show Starts 6:45 *
Second show 8 o’clock
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Notary Public
I have served continttoualy aa No
tary Public at Newark for 32- years
Succeeded in getting more penaiona,
both Federal *nd Confederate, than
anyone in ^Jewark. •
DEEDS AND DEEDS OF TRUST
DULY ACKNOWLEDGED
WORK GUARANTEED
GEORGE F.CRBSSER
Furniture at greatly reduc
ed prices and on the easy pay
ment plan at the Newark
Lumber Company.
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Knox mends shoes cheap
111 Walnut St., Newport, Ark.
Robert Bell of Batesville was
visiting friends in town Sun.
day.
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Those who dance must pay
the fiddler. See “The Devil
To Pay.”
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J. W. Pickens of Dota was
transacting business in town
Tuesday.
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Harris Webster of Sulphur
Rock was visiting friends in!
town Friday.
Buck Jones in a thrilling
Western picture at the Royal
Friday night.
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The old reliable Tennessee
wagons at the Newark Lum
b i Company.
Dan Moore Jr. returned Fri
day from a pleasant visit with
friends in St. Louis.
N. A. Malone a good citi
zen of Rosie, was in town on
business Wednesday.
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BUCK JONES IS IN TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Robin
son of Batesville sp« nt Sunday
in town with friends.
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H. T. Watson and family
have moved to Swifton where
they will make their home.
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C. L. Harrelson and family
have moved to Jackson County
where they will reside the com
ing year.
Miss Effie Sisk has returned
to Little Rock, after having
spent the holidays here with
homefolks.
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Miss June Edgai of Newport
spent Saturday and Sunday’
here visiting her aunt, Mrs. C.
M. Edwrards.
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Twenty million people have
taken Tan lac with the most
gratifying results. Newark
Drug Company.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Collie
have moved to Guion where
Mr. Collie has taken a position
in the Golden Rule Store.
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Owing to other businesses I
will sell my restaurant busi
ness in Newark. Cash or Creidt
H. V. WILLIAMS
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worry about where
to go to get the high
est prices for your
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Why buy books from north
ern men written years ago?
Why not a net book “One
Hundred Links’ just off the
press written by J. L. Brown,
a man who has lived in Inde
pendence County, Ark. near
half a century.
To the ladies of Newark
I have the exclusive agency
for the famous Nubone Corsets
for Newport, Newark and
Batesville. I will appreciate
any busines given me and will
call on you any time to make
fittings. Mrs. I. J. Matheney
Batesville, Ark.
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A Wholesale Dry Goods Store
AT NEWARK
Sale Begins Friday, January 6, and Continues Until
Stock is Sold
SHOES
McElroy Sloan Make
Reg. At
Price Cost
Ladies’ Vassar_$5.00 $3.50
Ladies’ Fireside_4.50 3.25
Ladies Vassar-_3-75 1.90
Ladies’ Lifetime__-5.00 3.50
Ladies' Billikens_8.00 6.00
Ladies’ House Shoes2.20 1.25
Ladies’ House Shoesl.25 90
Full line childrens shoes at
wholesale.
MENS’ SHOES
Reg. At
Price Cost
Bench Made_$10.00 $7.00
Billiken__ _ __7.50 5.00
Broctan _7.50 5.00
Ploweasy_4.00 2.50
Full line boys shoes at
wholesale
MENS PANTS
Reg. At
Price Cost
All wool_-$8.00 $6.00
Wool Mix_6.00 4.00
Wool Mix_5.00 2.90
Worsted _5.50 3.50
BOYS SUITS
Reg. At
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All Wool_$10.00 $7.00
All Wool_7.00 5.00
Corduroy _7.50 5.00
MENS SUITS
Reg. At
Price Cost
Worsted _$32.50 $25.00
Curlees Woolen__27.00 21.00
Curlees Woolen__23.50 17.00
Standard Make__14.00 10.00
WORK SHIRTS
Reg. At
Price Cost
Mens Kaki_$1.00 $ .80
Mens HeavySleeves 1-00 .75
Mens Wool Shirts__4.50 2.75
Mens Woll Shirts__5.00 4.00
Boys Work Shirts._ .75 .55
Boys Work Shirts. _ .80 .65
Mens silk
sale' also.
shirts at whole
mens UNDERWARK
Reg. At
Price Cost
Mens Unions-$1.00 .75
Mens Sihrts_75 .50
Mens Drawers-75 .50
Mens Unions__-__$1.50..-1.00
Full line of boys underware
at cost.
A $13,000 Stock of Dry
Goods, Shoes, Hats, Under
wear, Clothing, Caps, etc., to
be sold at retail at actual
wholesale cost.
I SOLD TO MOORE BROS., A FARM, AND
TOOK IN THE TRADE THE E. R. MOORE
STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST.
I AM NOT A MERCHANT, DO NOT LIVE
HERE, AND TO GET MY MONEY OUT OF
THE MERCHANDISE I AM GOING TO SELL
AT COST. THIS IS ALL I WANT.
NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE IT
WILL PAY YOU TO COME AT ONCE AND
BUY YOUR 1922 SUPPLIES AT COST. _IN
OTHER WORDS $100.00 WORTH OF MER
CHANDISE AT THIS SALE WILL COST YOU
ONLY $70.00. $50.00 WORTH WILL COST
YOU ONLY $35.00.
YOU KNOW THE QUALITY OF DRY
GOODS AND SHOES HANDLED BY MR.
MOOR£—LEADING BRANDS OF HIGH
GRADE MERCHANDISE, SUCH AS McELROY
SLOAN SHOES. WILSON BROS. SHIRTS, UN
DERWEAR AND TIES, ARMOUR PLATE
HOSIERY, THOROUGHBRED HATS, ETC.
ALL NEW AND MONEY WILL NOT BUY
BETTER QUALITY MERCHANDISE.
EVERYTHING GOES AT MERCHANTS
COST IT IS PROBABLY YOUR FIRST
CHANCE TO BUY ANYTHING YOU WANT
AT WHOLESALE MERCHANTS MAY BUY
IN QUANTITIES AT PRICES QUOTED HERE
IN, EXCEPT OVERALLS AND WORKSHIRTS,
WHICH WILL BE LIMITED TO ONE GAR
MENT TO A CUSTOMER.
CASH—NOTHING WILL BE SOLD EX
CEPT FOR CASH. NOTHING ON APPROV
AL, AND NO EXCHANGES. _COME PREPAR
ED TO BUY IN HALF DOZ&N OR DOZEN
LOTS. IN OTHER WORDS BE A MERCHANT
ON A SMALL SCALE. BUY ALL YOU WILL
NEED FOR 1922 AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
DON’T FORGET THE LOCATION— E. R
MOORE’S STAND, AT NEWARK.
W. C. ROSS
NEWARK, ARKANSAS
CAPS
Reg. At
Price Cost
Mens-$. 75 $ .50
Mens -1.50 1.00
Mens _1.75 1.25
Boys _ .90 .65
Boys_1.00 .75
HATS
Reg. At
Price Cost
Mens -$2.00 $1.50
Mens -3.00 1.75
Mens Stetson_8.00 6.00
Mens Stetson_10.00 7.00
Boys Felt-2.00 1.50
Boys Felt _5.00 3.00
LADIES HATS
Price Cost
Reg. At
Fine Velvet_$6.00 $3.50
Fine Velvet_10.00 5.50
Fine Velvet _5.00 3.00
PEICE GOODS
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Price Cost
Canton Flannel— $ .15 $ .10
Wool Crepe_1.00 .75
White Cat. serge_25 .17
Blue Linnen_75 .50
Fourlard_75 .50
Tan Poplin_77 .50
Blue Satine_2.25 1.50
Rose Satine._2.50 1.50
Percale All Colors__.20 .17
Gingham _20 .14
French Gingham_30 .20
Plain Gingham_18 12
Table linnen___1.50 .90
Brown Domestic_16 .12
Sheeting _75 .50
Sheetings_65 .45
Hope Domestic_...15 14
Bed Ticking _18 12Vi
Bed Ticking _85 .55
Shirting _30 .20
GROCERISE
Reg. At
Price Cost
Velvet Tob_15 .10
2 in 1 shoe polish_15 10
Shinola shoe pol.-—15 .09
Gilt Edge Polish_25 .20
Dyeanshine_50 .38
Borax Soap-.5 .3
No. 2Vi Hominy_15 .10
Arm & Ham. Soda— .5 .3l/i
Rice per Lb_7 .4
Coffee per Lb__20 .14
Zepher Gingham_50 .35
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