The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-10
MENTION
(From Wednesdays Daily Press

J lat Clyde Ellis. It
 Special lot of mems pants, kegu- liar $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 grades, special at $1.00. Kimbroughs. 1t
 John Smith was fined five dol- lars in police court last night on charge of fighting. l Mems heavy fleece lined under- wear, extra good grade, special, the garment 35c. Kimbrough's. 1t
 Extra good specials always to be had at Ellis Grocery. It l Irwin Horne, a we'll known citi- zen residing in the Beech Groove lneighborhood, transacted business in the city this morning. Mating rugs, pretty designs, good quality, on special sale, each $19S. Kimbrough's. 1t l Don't miss the place-don't mind the walk. Always visit Clyde Ellis Grocery. 1t Harry McPherson, formerly of this city, now residing in Cape Cir ardeau, Mo-, is spending the day here looking after business mat ters and greeting friends. Come Saturday-good bargains in groceries, at Ellis Grocery. 1t | Job lot of women's tailor made suits, regular $10 value, special at fS39S. Kimbrough's. 1t
 Mrs. Hadden Adams and children have gone to Russellville to join Mr Adams who has position with large mercantile establish ment in that city as manager of the grocery department.
 One lot of small floor rugs, sizes 2 1-2 to feet long, closing out at cost. Kimbrough's. It
 You save a little out of every dollar you spend at Ellis Grocery. It
 In referring to the Charley Mey- CTS case yesterday, the Press was l in error in stating that Meyers had i been sent to the penitentiary on a charge of perjury. Jeff McCrack en- brother-in-law of the little girl who is alleged to be Meyers victim, was convicted of perjury and seTf i to the penitentiary.
 One lot of ten dozen mems $1.50 land $200 hats, your choice at I$1.0O Kimbrough's. 1t | Clyde Ellis wants to see you Sat urday. Best values in town in gro- ceries of all kinds. It Contractors are putting a con crete floor in the Witheringeon store building on North Pruet street, formerly occupied by the Paragould Paint & Wallpaper oCm- pany On January 1 Costen & Hale will move their stock of fskro- ceries and general merchandise 'in- to the building.
 Clyde Ellis grocery Don't miss the place. 1t
 Special lot of good grade regular 10c gingham, pretty patterns, very special yard 1-2c. Kimbrough's
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 4. Rev Holloway, formerly pastor of the Methodist church at Blythe vile, was in the city this morning enroute to Marianna where he will take charge of the Methodist church. He was accompanied by his wife and children.
 ' Big lineof trunks and suit cases, at or below cost. Kimbroughs. It Closing out sale on all late style millinery. Miss Georgia Compton. c. E. Silliman, who is in St. Louis with his wife who was run over by an automobile in that city Monday evening and seriously in jured, wired here this afternoon that his wife's condition was not as hopeful today as it was yester- day, and he is somewhat alarmed as to the outcome of her injuries. Mir. iSilliman had intended returnipkr to f Paragould tomorrow, but in New of the change for the worse in his wife's condition he will remain in St. Louis for the present.
 Pure lard per pound 12 1-2c Jowl butts, per pound 10 1-2c Dry salt fat per pound 13c. Dry salt lean per pound 14c. Newsom's. 1t
 Biggest bargains you ever saw in high grade, stylish millinery. Clos ing out sale is now going on. Miss Georgia Compton. It (From Thursdays Daily Press) T Our coffee bargains are great Newsom's. It I Don't miss the big millinery saA