Batesville daily guard., March 13, 1920, Image 3

About Batesville daily guard. (Batesville, Ark.) 1912-1924

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Lots of TANLAC in stock and we can
supply your needs.
GOODWIN DRUG COMPANY
“The Old Reliable 9 *
PHONE 16. FREE DELIVERY
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COME IN TO SEE OUR
NEW SPRING GOODS
If you leant the prettiest Hats, the
Newest Style Waists, the Newest Skirts
for yourselves, and the Prettiest Little
Clothes for your children at
REASONABLE PRICES
whereby you can Save Money
Then don’t fail to look over our line.
JACOBS VARIETY STORE
Read The Batesville Daily Guard for the New:
Endicott-Johnson U.S Army Shoe
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MORE WEAR PER DOLLAR
Carpenters, mechanics, railroad men,
farmers, mail carriers, business men, and
all who require extreme comfort togeth
er with medium weight and “chuck” full
of wear and truly “more wear per dol
lar,” will be found in the Shoe illustra
tion above, than any other Shoe on the
market.
Come in and let us fit you with a pair
of these Shoes and you will know com
fort and where to always find the
Good Things in Footwear.
Your friends,
Barnett Bros.
Mercantile Co.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Mrs. W. If. Dennison of Cushman
is shopping in Batesville today.
S. E. Simmons of Cave City was a '
business visitor in Batesville today.
C. R. Hartwick of Route 2 was a 1
business visitor in the city today. 1
J. R. Evans has purchased a new
Ford truck for his delivery service.
W. D. Magness of Magness was
transacting business in Batesville to- (
day.
B. Vanemburg, who has been quite
sick with pneumonia and influenza,
is able to be out again.
Ross Dennison and I). M. Losee of 1
Cushman were transacting business (
here today.
Will Landers returned last night I
from a business trip over his terri A
tory. |,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lewi* and chiL
'Then are in the city visiting Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Sherrod.
Charles Van Beek arrived Friday , I
night and will spend the week-end
with his wife in this city. 1
Miss Amy Edison left last night
for Newport, where she will spend i
the week-end with friends. <
C. P. Forsythe came in last night
and will spend the week-end with his
*arnily here. ।
H. W. Parks spent last night with '
home folks at Sulpsur Rock, return
ing this morning.
Walter McDowell returned last 1
night from a business trip over his 1
territory. ’
Frank Babcock returned last night
from a business trip over his terri- 1
tory. 1
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Mrs. Geo. Terry left last night for
Newport where sho will attend the
funeral services of Mr. Will Hook- 1
John < Bone will leave Sunday
night t . ’ ; tie and Helena and other
eastern t ■ .vns where he will be gone
a Week or ten days. ;
IL C. Wo 1 ufd last ni bt
front Little Kock. .. re he ha, been
recehinc treatment >.■ n.s eyes.
Lytle Peyton arrivt.! I- riday eve
ning fr n his traveling ti . i lory aa 1
will spend the rcniai L of .h? week
with his family in this city.
Prosecuting At! rney Earl Casey
returned this murnim from Walnut
Ridgi. where hi- has been looking ,:
after business.
J. L. Gist of Shelbyville was a
business visitor . > Batesville yester
day and while here made the Guard
office a pleasant call.
O. T. Jernigan and Sidney Wells
of Sulphur Rock came up this
morning to attend a meeting of the
County Teacher's Association.
Chas. Prather returned yesterday
from a business trip up ihi road an 1
will spend Sunday here v sth his
family. ।
Little Miss Beatrice Be t went to
Newport last night where she will
■pend Saturday and Sunday with
'riends ami relatives. । :
C. K. Mosby is remodeling the
front part of his jewelry store prep
aratory to making a work bench in
front. |
Robert Neill of Hot Springs ar
rived in the city last night to attend
the funeral services of the Hon. Ed
M. Dickinson.
Rev. F. M. Tolleson returned last I
night from Little Rock, where he
has been attending a meeting of the ,
Inter-Church World Movement.
Miss Ida Higgins of Sulphur Rock I
is attending the meeting of the;
County Teacher’s Association in this (
city today.
J. K. Rollings and Edgar Holcombe!
of Newark are in the city today to I
attend the County Teacher's Associa-i
tion.
J. D. Nixon of Route No. 1 was a i
business visitor to Batesville today;
and while here made the Guan! of j
lice a pleasant call. Mr. Nixon says
he has been a subscriber to the ~
Guard for about twelve years. . *
Miss Jetrue Fugett, who has been
visiting her parents here for some
time returned this morning to Ft. j
Worth, where she will stay with her
brother, Paul. She was accompanied
to Fort Worth by Paul Fugett’s lit
tle daughter, who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Fugett, here.
ALL KINDS fishing tackle at Hail-
Billingsley Co. tfd ;
IF YOU NEED any electrical work
done with an old house or new, call or i
see R. M. Brooks. Phone 309. 2td ,
Mrs. Carl Tinkle of near Cushman;
is reported to be very ill with pneu '
mcnia.
For hoarseness, inflamed lungs or 1
irritating coughs, BALLARD'S
HOREHOUND SYRUP is a healing
halm. It does its work quickly and
thoroughly. Sold by Goodwin Drug
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will take your acknowlctgemet to
ypur income tax report.
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TONIGHT
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“ADVENTURES OF RUTH”
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JUST RECEIVED
A large shipment of
REXALL
LAXATIVE ASPIRIN COLD TABLETS
The demand for this famous remedy has been so great that
we have been unable to procure an ample supply, or to keep a
supply continuously on hand.
Guaranteed to relieve colds, headache, fever and other ill
effects resulting from and attending colds, intluenza, etc.
A full line of drugs, toilet articles, etc.
Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled.
TERRY DRUG COMPANY
R. L. STATES, Manager.
Phone 161 Free Delivery
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Ail Star Trio
GEORGE J. TERRY MUSIC COMPANY
Balcony Floor of Casey Drug Co.
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