The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-17

Five dozen boys 25c and soc hats at 10 cents each. Kimbrough's
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 Lamp chimneys, 4c and sc each. Lamp burners 4c and SC each. Newsom's. 1t
 Chas. l.. Payne, county clerk of Clay county, was in the city this morning enroute home from Corn ing where he had been on official business.
 Women's and childrens house shoes at 98 cents a pair. Kim brough's. *19
 R. H. Dudley of Piggott, candi- date for circuit judge, spent last night in the city, leaving this morn ing for Piggott. He was in Earle yesterday and came to Paragould on the midnight passenger.
 Boys and misses rubber boots at $125 and up. Kimbrough's. #I9
 Nls lDi V " II iiSos 6oCI Ol bAAC Bertig farm on Giles Island, has returned from a tour of East Ar kansas, West Tennessee and North Mississippi where he has been as sisting in the profitable farming campaign conducted by the crew of experts put in the field by the Business Mems Club of Memphis.
 Six pairs canvas gloves for 25 cents-this week only. Kim brough's. *19
 Messrs. J. R. Scurlock and w. F. Turner of Piggott, and c. F. Bren- ecke of Greenway, members of the board of directors of the St. Fran cis drainage district, spent yester- day in the city attending a meet ing of the board. Ad Bertig and Joe Mueller of this county are the other two members of the board.
 One lot of mems $1.50 and $2.00 hats, choice $1.00. Kimbrough's
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 We are still selling our famous Cream of the Valley and Snow White Flour at the old price, which is low. Newsoms. 1t
 M. L. Pickans returned this morn ing from St. Louis where he went to dispose of a car load of cattle. He said the market was bad and the cattle did not bring a good price. Mir. Pickens says it showed and sleeted all yesterday in St. Louis, and he was surprised when he alighted from the train in Par agould this morning and found the atmosphere so balmy.
 We certainly are headquarters for fine roasted coffee, the best that money can buy, ranging in price from 12 1-2c lb. to 40c. New som's. 1t
 Hon. John D. Arbuckle of Logan county, candidate for the demo- cratic nomination for attorney gen eral of the state, is spending the day in Paragould forming the ac- quaintanceship of the voters. MT. Arbuckle has served as prosecuting attorney of his district and is now assistant United States district at torney under Judge J. V. Bour- land.
 Oranges, apples, lemons, grape fruit, bananas, nuts of all kinds candies, figs, dates, cherries, pine apples, cOcoanuts, raisins; in fact everything that is good to eat Newsom's 1t
 w. P. Norrid and wife of Pop lar Bluff, have leased the Stancill hotel from L. L. Vandervoort, sue ceeding J. L. Martin, who has had charge of the hotel since Mr. Van dervoOrt moved into the new Van dervoOrt Mir. and Mrs Norrid have operated hotels at Walnut Ridge and Searcy and now have charge of the Queen hotel in Poplar Bluff which they will continue to run. Mrs. Norrid will spend all her time here and Mr. Norrid will divide his attention between ParagOuld and Poplar Bluff. They are now busi- ly engaged rearranging the Stancill and putting things in shape to go after a share of the hotel patron age here. Mir. Martin will move to his home on East Emerson street. He stated this morning he had made no definite plans for the fu- ture.
 LOST - Elgin watch, hunting case. Lost east of Gardner's store on Junction street. Return ro J. w. Gardner's grocery and receive reward. *18