The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-23

Seed Corn. NEWSOM'S. PA
 pr. G. B. Oliver of Gainesville was visitor in the city this morning.
 Seed Corn. NEWsOM's *24
 Seven spools of ONT sewing thread regular for 25 cents at Mime Dry Goods Co. *24
 E. V. Visart. federal game inspec tor, spent the forenoon in the city on business.
 Two spools of Dragons sewing thread regular for 5 cents. Mime Dry Goods Co. *24
 Early Orange Cane Seed; Texas Ribbon, Jap Honey Drip. NEW SOM'S. PA
 T. J. Foster and Wiley and Sam Lipscomb of Marmaduke spent last night in the city.
 Best grade coal oil, GIVE GAL LIONS for 45 cents Ellis Grocery.
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 Early Orange Cane Seed; Texas Ribbon, Jap Honey Drip, NEW SOM'S *24
 package of liquor consigned to Bud Lee was seized this morning by | Constable O'Neal and was ordered destroyed by Esq. A. B. Hays.
 You get your moneys worth and good treatment all the time at FL lis Grocery. *24
 4 fresh supply of Bean Seed, in bulk NEWSOM's, *24
 Emery Ellis is placing material on the ground for the erection of a modern bungalow on a lot west of Peck Ritter's home on West Garland street.
 Burbank potatoes, 85 cents a bushel at Ellis Grocery. PA
 A fresh supply of Bean Seed, in bulk, NEWSOM'S. IA
 Walter Potter, deputy constable, arrested Chas. Thomson this morn ing on advices from Brighton that he is wanted at that place on a charge of burglary
 Lenox Soap, EIGHT BARS for 25 cents at Ellis Grocery. *24
 Second hand Disc Cultivators, all most good as new; will sell at a bargain. NEWSOM'S. *24
 Hezekiah Highfill of Caruthers- vile, Mo-. spent last night and this morning in the city looking after business matters and greeting his many Paragould friends.
 Secondhand Disc Cultivators, al most good as new; will sell at a bargain. NEWSOM'S. *24
 Why don't you save money? You can do it by trading at Ellis Gro cery. *24
 Ches. Ferrall president of the Farnsworth- Evans Cotton Company of Memphis, is spending the day here conferring with J. F, Kirby, To- cal representative of the company, Lone Jack Cultivators, almost as good as new; will sell at a bargain. NEWSOM'S. *24
 Best grade coffee-and the kind thatu suit you. EIGHT POUNDS for $1 Ellis Grocery. PA
 Girls Mary Jane shoes, sizes ? 1-2 to ', at $1.5O and $2 Mime Dry Goods Co, *24
 A revival meeting began at the East Side Methodist church last Sun day and will continue indefinitely. Preaching every afternoon and at night. The pastor is assisted by Rev. Griffin and Rev Tolleson.
 Lone Jack Cultivators, almost as good as new; will sell at a bargain. i NEWSOM'S. *24 THREE BOXES of Safe Home matches-full count and the best match made-3 boxes for 10 cents. Ellis Grocery. *24 | Ray and John Perkins have re- turned from Little Rock where they were called by the serious illness of their father E, B. Perkins. They say he is in the last stages of Brights i disease and that he has been un- conscious for several days.
 Our mems $2.50 shoes for men the best in the world Mime Dry Goods Co. *24
 You are wanted at Ellis Grocery the next time you visit Paragould It will pay you to buy all your gro ceries there Ellis Grocery *24
 While going through Piggott Tuesday on his train Conductor Frank Wood was struck on the head with rock thrown by a lad. Homer Moore, brakeman, gave the boy pursuit caught him and turned him nEar tn inc aLthnritias IAA lad is being tried in Piggott today