The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-26
PERSONAL MENTION
(From Thursdays Daily Press)

I39 cents. k1mbrough'S. It
 H. S. Shaw of Bernie, Mo, is spending the day in the city on business. 2A
 Boys rubber boots at s1'25 a$s lup. Kimbrough's. n | Mesdames V. A. Nance and Sid Snyder of Rector are spending the day here shopping.
 Clyde Ellis Grocery for good . values. It
 Mrs. Wm. G. Graham of Mem phis is here visiting Mrs. r. J. Brown.
 Highest grade jewelry at big cut prices. Albert Ware. 1t
 Eugene Wilbourn went to Jones' boro this morning to spend the day with friends and relatives. Special good bargains at Kim brough's Cash Store. It R. Jackson returned this morn ling from a business trip to Little Rock.
 Money saving values all the time at Kimbrough's. 1t J. E. Sonny of Marmaduke was a business vsiitor in the city yes- terday,
 Cleaning out all millinery stock below cost. Kimbroughs. It
 Miss Ollie Graves left this morn ling for Cairo, H.. to spend Thanks giving with her parents.
 Mayfield jeans pants at $1.00 pair Kimbrough's. It Rev. Castleberry left this morn ing for Conway to attend the Meth odst conference.
 You save a little out of everyct dollar you spend at Clyde Ellis Grocery. 1t
 L. M. Hawkins, formerly of this city, now operating a lumber plant at Harrisburg, was here this morn ing greeting friends
 Dnot' buy your grocery supplies till you get prices at Clyde Ellis Grocery. 1t
 The lowest prices on the seasons newest millinery. Especially low prices right now. Miss Georgia | Compton. 1t
 Mrs. S. B. Bradburn and Mrs. w. c. Wood leave next week f6r Louisville, Ky, to visit friends ard relatives.
 You are invited to visit our store Saturday. Good values. Clyde El- lis Grocery. 1t
 Mrs. John S. Wilkinson of Fort Worth, Texas, arrived this morn ing to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Block.
 Don't forget to visit Clyde Ellis Grocery, every time you're in town. 1t
 Gus Williamson of this codHty who recently completed a course in the stenotype department of a busi- ness college, has secured a position in Kansas City.
 Watches and iewelry novelties at the lowest prices in Northeast Ar kansas. Albert Ware. It
 Big reduction in the prices on all millinery goods Specials for Saturday. Miss Georgia Compton. | 1t
 Paul Jones, who has charge of the Rector Vitascope, accompanied by Dr. R. M Jernigan and G H. Hardin, also of Rector, were visitors in Paragould yesterday afternoon.
 Women's fleece lined hose regu- lar 15c grade, at 10 cents a pair Kimbroughs. It
 Final cleaning out all millinery goods almost at your own price. Miss Georgia Compton, 1t
 Mrs. M. Barksdale who has been conducting farm and store on Giles Island, left this morning for Gibson, Tenn, where she will take charge of a store. She was accom- panied by her daughter.
 Take advantage of the extra low prices on watches, jewelry and op- tical goods. Albert Ware. 1t
 Fire last night destroyed ten ement house on H M. Jackson's place in West Paragoud The loss is estimated at $500, partly covered by insurance. The origin of the fire is not known.
 Miss Compton's millinery store will save you money on the seasons newest fashion millinery. 1t
 In mentioning the return of Jim Boone's hunting party yesterday, The Press said the members of the party killed two deer This was an error. Five deer in all were killed.