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NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
HOWDY FOLKS
You know who I am and I know you
28 years in business in Newport, so
why shouldn’t we know each other.
I thank you for past favors and will
do my best to merit them in the fu
ture. Just a few special to let you
know I am still in the ring.
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Angel Food High Patent Flour $6.75
All 10c Twist Tobaccos, R & B, True Chew,
0. N. T. Rock & Rye, Integrity 75c Dozen
New 17 l-2c Percales Only 10c
LADI S BROWN, BLACK AND GUN METAL
LOW HE L ‘HCfS WORTH $4.50, only $2.89
BOWENS GASH STORE
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
WE WISH TO THANK THE PEO
PLE OF NEWARK AND VICINITY
FOR PAST FAVORS
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If You Leave Newark to Buy
Christmas Good*, Visit
Our Store
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BATESVILLE, ARK
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Christmas on the Old1 Farm
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CHRISTMAS in the country.
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home.
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good times it will mean for
' many kinds of us this year.
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the farm home for Christmas
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good times and jolity and good
cheer. Here, if anywhere,
prosperity and plenty abound,
and in family gatherings and
in neighborhood reunions, with
an abundance of the fruits of
our labor with which to spread
our bountiful boards, old
friendships may be renewed,
new ones made, and even the
stranger within our gates may
be added to the list.
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At Christmas time we may
put into practice the real prin
ciples of neighboring. Living
close together does not always
make neighbors. Speaking ac
quaintances are not always
neighbors. To be real neigh
bors we must have the spirit of
neighborliness in our hearts
which prompts us to get to
gether once in awhile, to gath
er around a well-laden table
and feast, and visit, and laugh
and joke and have a rousing
good time. To love our neigh
bor as we love ourself, we
have to know him pretty well,
and there is nothing like these
neighborly reunions as a
means of getting acquainted.
It may be that some of us
will have to do a little mental
and spiritual housecleaning be
fore Christmas day dawns.
We shall have to rid ourselves
of all the old rubbish of grudg
es, dislikes, jealousies and ill
feelings which we will find
pigeon-holed away when we
begin to overhaul the accumu
lation of the years. You will
have to throw all this into the
discard before you can get in
to real Christmas spirit, be
cause the two will not mix.
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neighbor in any way, Christ
mas is a good time to make re
paration. And if you feel
that you have been wronged
just forget it, and the Christ
mas spirit and the Christmas
“get-together” will do the rest.
Christmas should be a time of
peace and good will to all man
kind, and not to a fewr favored
friends. It should be a time re
viving old associations, of re
hewing old friendships, and of
making new friends, and the
1 eace and good will, the neigh
borliness and good fellowship
thus revived should not be al
lowed to die out as the yule
fires cease to bum, but should
flow out in plenteous stream
to enrich our lives through all
the days of the coming year.
HUM!!
DON’T WORRY
TOO MUCH
ABOUT MISTAKES
Everybody, even to the wis
est and best of us, make mis
takes. Remember that when
you are disposed to worry
overmuch about some bad
blunder or inadvertence on
rour own part.
Not that you ought to glory
in your mistakes, or hold them
of so little consequence as not
to profit by them in future.
Only that you ought not to al
low the fact that you have
made an error ruin the whole
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game.
John Wanamaker is consid
ered a wise man, and surely is \
a successful man, but he says:
“If I thought only of my mis
takes, 1 would be miserable
all the time.” Which would
seem to indicate that even the
wise and successful Mr. Wana
maker makes his mistakes on
occasion.
When you have made a mis
take, acknowledge it to your
self ; try to correct it, or if j
that is not possible, learn how
to avoid it in future; then for-/
get it, so f^r as worry or an
xiety, those enemies of sanity
and health, are concerned.
' Everybody makes mistakes.
Even the sucessful Mr. Wana
maker, who has learned not to
worry over them too much.
MARRIED AT 78
Walnut Ridge, Dec. 11—J.
H. Cunningham and Mrs. Mat
tie Fouchee, each of whom is
78 years of age and each liv
ing at Strawberry, which is
about 15 miles from here, were
married Wednesday.
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NOTICE
I am not responsible for
contracts and actions of my
wife, Mrs. Varrina Sturdivant
and her two daughters, Mattie
and Maggie Davis. J. A.
Sturdivant.
RODMAK, ROE & BORE
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS
Office at Head of Stairs in
First National Bank
Building
Nawark,
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Christmas Gifts
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You will find Manicure and Toilet
Sets, Smokers Sundries, Perfumes,
Fancy and Necessary Toilet Articles
and a Thousand and one appropriate
articles for Holiday Gifts at our store
STATIONERY, KODAKS AND FILM
STATES DRUG COMP’NY
PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY
R. L. STATES, Mgr. BATESVILLE, ARK
NEW CAFE
You are most cordially invited
to visit the LURE for every
thing good to eat. Short or
ders, Lunches and Regular
Dinners.
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Newport, Arkansas
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NOTE: When a girl has pretty feet, her short skirt is her long suit
We carry short skirts and long suits, for girls
and women, regardless of their feet
Also Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Garments
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THE BEST YOU
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f $100.00 PRIZES AWARDED
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
Extra grades in different shades, from black to white as snoW
Value Great and Up-to-date, in styles now all the gO
Exclusive, gay, in drab or grey or colors bright and faiR
Real lasting worth, the best on earth, put up with skill and carE
FOUND RIGHT AT OUR STORE