The weekly soliphone., 1916-12-08

and again take charge of the plant of the Hartzell Handle Company, succeeding R. Eldridge, who will go to Hamilton, Ontario, to take the management of a finishing plant belonging to the Hartzell company. gret to lose Mr. Eldridge 1t wei comes the return of MT. Graves and his family.
 Pure Sugar House Molasses 75c per gallon at .Newsom's. *9 | Closing out our entire line of wo- mems and misses coats. Kim brough's. "9
 w. J. Olds, a well known and substantial farmer residing in Cache bottoms, has sold his fine farm con- sisting of 2S0 acres to Robt. Rag don of Randolph county, the con- sideration being $t4,0O0. MT. and Mrs. Olds were in the city this morning enroute to Dyersburg and Ripley, Tenn, to spend the holidays visiting friends and relatives. They will return to Greene county after the first of the year and expect to invest in another farm here.
 Good grade brown domestic at 6 cents yard. Kimbrough' *9
 1000 pieces of sparkling and bright chinaware to be given away at Newsom's. *9
 A telephone message from Para gould was received yesterday by Hugh Brown from his mother, who is with her niece, Miss Clare Tur- biville, who underwent an operation for appendicitis, in which she stated that the patient stood the operation teacher at the agricultural school and resides in Paraoguld. She has many friends here.-Jonesboro Fri bune.
 Boys and misses union suits at 25c, 35c and up. Kimbrough's. | *9
 1000 pieces of sparkling and bright chinaware to be given away at Newsom's. *9
 Geo. Williams, superintendent in charge of the street paving work here, stated this morning all the foundations had been laid with the exception of half block. The apshalt plant will reach here Sun day and by the middle of the week the company will begin putting down the surface. MT. Williams says he expects to complete the To- cal improvement within two weeks.
 1000 pieces of sparkling and bright chinaware to be given away at Newsom's. *9
 Closing out our entire line of millinery at half price. Kim rough's. "9
 Andy Lynn has sold his new bun galow on West Poplar street to Flu gene Nettles, the consideration be- ing $4,000, and has purchased the Monroe Landrum place at Second and Highland streets for $2,500. MT. Lynn expects to move to the Landrum place within the next few weeks and Mr. Kettles will occupy the Lynn place on West Poplar.
 Oranges, 25c, soc and 35c per dozen. Newsom's. go
 Mems hats-the regular $1.50 and $2OO kind, at only S1.OO. Kim brough's. @ Rev E. Emmons, formerly of this city, now pastor in charge of the old Boydsville circuit, with head quarters at St. Francis, spent the forenoon in the city greeting 1 friends.
 Crushed oyster shells at New soms. *9
 Good grade mems overalls at S1OO Kimbrougb's t9
 Corsets and all millinery at half price. Mrs. S. L. Byrd, Paragould.
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 Dr. F. c. Johnson who has been confined to his bed more than two weeks suffering from wounds sus- tained when he fell from his motor cycle, is still in serious condi- tion.
 Apples, oranges, candy and nuts, by the load at Newsom's. *9
 Hats and trimmings go at half price. Mrs. S. L. Byrd, Paragould
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 T. B. Kitchens and Benton Kitch- ems have returned from Little Rock where they spent the first of the week on business.
 Full cream cheese. Newsom's. *9
 Dr. R. c. Grizzard who has been 1 ill several days is able to be up and at his place of business. LOST-Pointer dog, liver and white color with few blue specks on body A liberal reward will be paid for the return of the dog to J. E. Wilbourn, Paragould Whole i sale Grocery Go. *9