The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-04-28
The Harrison Times.
SATURDAY, APRIL 2s. 1906.

School Books, Tablets, crayons
aud school supplies at Saffers.
For a good, tender steak, or roast,
just phone Caps & Jones, No. 23s.
Does your house need painting?
Ask Baker what II will cost You,
-0enuine strictly No. | Hard Wheat
Flour, fresh ground, At the Jersey Mill.
"A full line of Collins Baskets and
burial Robes at DeVilbiss Furniture
Co.
Go and see Watkins & Coffman's
new stock of Wall papers. They are
fine.
Order what you want in our line,
we will deliver 1t. Home Bakery,
phone t49.
A large assortment of toilet goods
Is at elark's drug store. Cal: and
see them.
You get home made yeast at the
Home Bakery, southwest corner of the
square, Phone l49.
Just received another car of Fur
niture at DeVilbiss Furniture Co.
Come in and get prices.
"A new and complete stock of sta
tionery is now on hand at Clark's
drug store, west side square.
Get your Graham Bread at the
Home Bakery, Southwest corner.
Phone 149.
For Rent-17 acres along the rail-
road Just northwest of Harrison. See
Geo O'Neal,
Wheeler's patent Extension Ad-
Unstable Window Screens for sale at G.
e. Johnson's.
The Home Bakery keeps every
thing in the bakery line, Southwest
corner. Phone l49.
Keep the flies out, plenty of screen
wire window screens and screen doors
at c. Il. Johnson's.
If you wish beautiful, clear white
clothes, use Red Cross Ball Blue. Large
OF package cents.
-Capps & Jones are killing some
fine cornfed beef now. They bought
them from Bill Young, near Eyerton.
Buy Home Bakery tickets, taken
the same as cash FOR anything i'll the
Bakery Hne, Free de- cry. rnon,s I49'
--Aiverson' secondhand store has
some rare bargains Ia all kinds of fur
niture, sewing machines, etc. Call on
him.
Sol Mitchell has everything fixed
up for the summer trade. Call OH him
when you want any kind of soft
drinks or confectionery.
Clear white clothes are a sign the
honsekeeper uses Red Cross Ball Blue.
Large2 OF package S cents.
Don't spoil your clothes. Use Red
Cross Ball Blue and keep them white as
snow. All groeers SC a package.
When you want painting, paper
hanging or vanishing done in the
very best style, try Minter Bros.
salyel Salvel Spread the SalVe but let
it be Pine salve, natures remedy for cuts,
burns. sores, etc, Sold byl, A. Safer.
yellow clothes are unsghtly. Keep
them white with Red Cross Ball Blue,
All groeers sell large 2~A7pkg for cts.
Don't miss the speech prices De-
Vilbiss is making, in order to get room
for spring stock.
Get your Graham bread at the
Home Bakery, southwest corner publ
lie square. Phone l+9.
Watkins & Coffman's Drug Stor1
is headquarters for the celebrated
Hawkes. Spectacles-the best in the
world
For fine watch repairing call on
Jno. p. Coulter, at Watkins & Coff-
man sdrug store. All work guaran-
teed.
Safer is now at home in the old
post-office building, with the largest,
up-to-date stock of drugs and medi-
cines. Go see him.
Why is it that Clark the Druggist
holds his trade so well because every
body gets good goods at fair prices and
are satisfied with his treatment.
Just received at the Prescription
Drug Store on the west side, large
and varied assortment as to colors, of
crepe paper, at five cents per roll.
Watkins & Coffman have received
a new line of wall paper. The patterns
,and designs are the latest out. Call
(on them.
/ Special pr,ces and bargains in furni-
lure and house furnishing goods, at c. E.
JOhnsOn's.
If you have any broken jewelty
and wish it repaired, bring it to me-
guarantee satisfaction or no pay. Jnh.
p. Coulter, at Watkins & Coffman s.
p Wilson & Bruton have the finest
lot of country Hams and Bacon ever
in the city. Prices reasonable.
Cal, on Meek and see his new
styles of Monuments, etc.
Your nickle's worth, LaAttractione
cigar, at best dealers.
Be sure and 20 TO G. E. JOhnsOn's,
when in need Of furniture, sash and
doors. Bargains in all lines.
Men have various ways of car
rying money Groct RS, butchers and
millers carry it in a wad. Banker S
in clean bills laid fulllength in a peck
ct book Brokers only fold the bill
once, doubling the money, as it were.
The young business man carries il in
his vest pocket. Farmers and drov-
ers in their inside pockets. whether
$50 or 10 cents. Printers usually
carry their money in other peoples
pockets.
Warning Order,