The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1915-08-20

James Beadles.
English bellies-the best, 16
cents a pound. Newsoms. It
w. N. Jeter and wife, John Da-
Wis, wife and son, and A. G. Ouch
anan and son of Lovelaceville, KY,
are here visiting G. Buchanan and
family residing on a farm near the
country club grounds.
Nothing beats "Cream of the
Wheat" Flour, $1.40 per big sack.
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J. P. Robinson, who owns big
farm east of Paragould, brought to
this office today an ear of corn
measuring thirteen inches in
length and filled from tip to tip
with we'll developed grains.
Nothing beats Cream of the
Wheat" Flour, $1.40 per big sack.
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Why suffer with constipation
when just a few chiropratic adj
justings will remove the cause. A
trial will convince the most skeptic.
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Best compound lard in pound
buckets soc. In 10 pound buck
etc, Csc. Newsom's. 1t
A. Bertig returned this morn
ing from business trip to Little
Rock. He said he had not heard
from his daughter, Mrs. D. w.
Kempner, who resides in Galveston,
although he had made repeated eff
forts to reach them by wire.
Rock salt ONE CENT a pound.
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Mothers, why do you neglect
your children? Infant kidney ills
and bed wetting can be stopped
with a few Chiropractic Adjustings.
Just a trial will convince you.
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We handle nothing but the high
est grade coal oil. Newsom's. It'll
DR.. ]. F. Morris left this morn
ing for Armstrong Springs, White
county, where he will attend al
reunion of his brothers and sis
tiers. Among those who will be
present at the gathering are Bish-
op John B. Morris of Little Rock;
Miss Margaret Morris who has
been attending Columbia univer-
sity in New York; w. H. Morris
and family of Nashville; Mesdames
]. D. Sullivan and T. j. Stritch,
also of Nashville. DR.. Morris ex
poets to return TO Paragould Mon
day morning.
Fruit jars have advanced. Buy
now before another advance. New
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Mothers, why do you neglect
your children? Infant kidney ills
and bed wetting can be stopped
with few Chiropractic Adjustings.
Just trial will convince you.
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Purple top strap leaf. Purple
top globe. Seven top and Amber
turnip seeds. Newsom's. 1t
]. Warren Hill, formerly of this
city, now residing at Birmingham,
Ala, has returned from brief
business trip to Memphis. Mr..
Hill has been travelling for the H.
j. Heinz Company, but on yester-
day he accepted position with the
manufacturers of Athletic under
wear and will travel in Tennessee
and Northern Alabama. Mr.. Hill
stated this morning he would
probably move his finally from
Birmingham to Nashville. His
sister, Mrs. Eugene Copeland, for
merly Miss Edith Hill. is residing
at Emporia, Kan, and his mother
is living with Mrs. Copeland. DR..
Lawrence Hill is located at Boka-
homa, Okla.
Car load of fine flour this week.
Prices are right. Newsom's. 1t
County Judge ]. L. Light is in
receipt of a letter from DR.. Frank
Young, superintendent of the state
hospital for nervous diseases, stat
ing that Emma Lashley, committed
to the institution from this county
on September 6, 1912, died on Aug.
16 of pellagra. Judge Light said
he knew nothing of the woman and
could give no information with ref
erence to her relatives.
Our prices on Cream of the
Wheat Flour, rs cents, $1.40 and
S5.40 per barrel. Newsom's. 1t