Exceptional N e w Suits
The Best Styles, The Best Fabrics, The Best Colors
In a season when everything is supposed to be higher, the price of suit* on sale at our store will
be a welcome surprise to many women. It is an established fact that a good suit is the most useful
garment in a woman’s wardrobe, and the clever manner in which these styles are designed makes
them appropriate foa many occasions besides street wear.
Beautiful Wool Fabrics
The dress that you have planned—or the suit—the skirt—the coat, materials for alii can be bought here at prices that are less than you will expect
for this season. New plaids, Storm Serges in alll colors, French Serges in fine soft weaves. Come in and see them. We like to show them.
Wolff-Goldman Mercantile Company
NEWPORT
ARK
Constable S. W- Clark of
Ruddell township was in town
Wednesday on business.
Col- and Mrs. R. R. Poe of
Clinton are spending a few
days in town visiting their son
Dr. L. G. Poe.
Frank Martin returned Wed
nesday from Little Rock where
he spent a few days with his
brother J D. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. E. .W Magness
left last night for Little Rock to
spend a few days visiting Mrs.
Magness’ son, Dr. W. P. Moore
| Harrison Boles of Cave City
! has bought J- E. Porter’s bar
! ber shop and will arrive to take
charge of the shop in a few
days.
Will be glad to have all oi
my old customers and friends
to call and see me whether you
trade with me or not. John M,
Martin
Mrs. E. B Chesser spent Fri
'day and Saturday at James
town, attending the meeting
of the Mocedonia Baptist As
sociation.
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High patent flour in 48 pound sacks J CJQ
6 pounds Rio Coffee_95c
Matches, per box.4 l-2c
17 l-2c brown domestic_.il l-2c
We Have a $5,000.00 Stock of
SHOES that were bought at
25 per cent LESS than
present prices
We Can Save You Money on Shoes
Bowen’s Cash Store
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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Mrs. W- W. Magnss has re
turned home from Batseville
where she has been under
treatment in a sanitarium for
some time.
Garage for sale, fitted up
with new Delco lighting plant,
in large new building with con
crete floor. Address Rox 2X:>,
Newark, Ark.
F- M. Gilbreath who is em
ployed at Little Rock spent a
few days last week here with
his family, returning to Little
Rock Thusrday night.
O. PL Craig and son, Roy.
and Wallace Magness returned
i Sunday from Memphis where
they spent a few days attend
ing the Tri-State Fair
J. I). Martin, stewart of the
Arkansas Confederate Home at
Little Rock, is spending a few
days in town visiting his par
ents, Mr- and Mrs. F. M. Mar
tin.
For Sale.—A few Single
Comb White Leghorn pullets
Also some Ancona pullets. A
70 egg incubator good as new
and a roll of poultry wire. Mrs.
Ethel Chesser.
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Miss Tommie Simpson ot
Hamburg. who will have
charge of the music depart
ment of the Newark High
School the coming term, ar
rived Saturday to assume
I charge of her work.
Mr. and Mrs- A. C. Martin
formerly of this place have
moved from Newport to Pine
£ Bluff where Mr. Martin will be
► associated with the Grant Man
► ufacturing Company whose
t plant was recently burned a1
► Newport.
Barnett Brothers Mercantile
Company will have plenty of
Leudenhaus and Owensboro
wagons by October 25- Will!
not be able to furnish on the '
l()th as first advertised.
J. G. Richardson, a banker,
I of Walnut Ridge has been ap
pointed a member of the East
ern Arkansas exemption board
to succeed R. W. Merriwether
| of Paragould. resigned.
Prof. Sidney Pickens of
'Batesville was a passenger up I
the road Tuesday morning en ;
route home from Little Rock j
where he attended a meeting
of the State Board of Educa
tion.
R. H. Waddell of Batesville
! was a passenger down the road
Thursday night en route to
I Memphis where he has taken
a position as city salesman for
tne Mempms L-inoiype rrinung
Compary.
We’ve been doing our best
to increase the meat supply by
conservation for several months
/now, and can’t see any signs
| of an increase. Some of those
idays we’ll get defiant and in
vest in »a large, juicy steak at
: least as large as a postage
Istanfp.
I John T. Tharp has been ap
pointed by Judge Dene H.
'Coleman to fill the place of
H. E. Hawthorne on the com
missioners of accounts, Mr.
Hawthorne being unable to
serve on account of private bus
iness. Mr. Tharp went to
Ratesvibe Tuesday to join the
board in the work of checking
up the books of the county ot
ficers. The board is compoesd
of John T. Tharp, Squire J A.
Holmes and J. E. Rosebrough.
Mr. and Mrs. O G. Waynwi
spent-Friday and Saturady at
Jamestown attending the meet
ing of the Macedonia Baptist
Association.
M. M. Rutherfurd of Ruth
erford, was a passenger up the
home from a business trip to
road Sunday morning en route
Little Rock.
R. M. Golloway retorned a
few days ago from Union,
where he spent several days
very pleasantly visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Hogan.
Mr. and Mrs- T. H. Dearing
and sons, Will, James, and
Lawrence arrived home Mon
day from Memphis, where they
attended the Tri-State Pair.
They made the trip in their
car.
REAL estate for sale
I have some bargains in farm lands
ranging in size from 25 acres to 320
acres, also some town property at
Magness and Newark if interested
write or call.
O. G. MATTHEWS,
Magness, Ark.
LADIES’ WEAR
We are Specialists in ladies’
ready-to-wear goods of all
kinds. Our fall stock has ar
rived and it includes
The Largest Stock of Ladies’
Ready-to-Wear Suits
and Dresses
of any store in Newport, at prices
that will suit you. Don’t fail to
call and see us when in Newport
Rushton Dry Goods Co
NEWPORT, ARKANSAS
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In these days of High Prices You Will ap
preciate the buying power of your dol
lars if you spend them at his store.
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MARRY G. BRANDENBURG, 5S
MERCHANT
FRONT STREET NEWPORT, ARK.
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