Malvern daily record. [volume], October 30, 1916, Image 1

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MALVERN
RECORD
VOLUME 1
MALVERN, ARKANSAS, MOND. AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 30, 1916.
NUMRF.R 90
Our Line of
Alumi
num
wr
Wear
is complete
Tea Kettle,
Precolators,
Combination
Cooler,
Berlin Kettle,
Preserving
Kettle,
in fact anything in the hitchen
Utensil line at prices that dy
fy competion. We also have
Enamel ware in the beautiful
white and in gray to suit
everybody.
JONH LINDAHL & SON
SMITH & HALTOM
Fresh Meats,
Mushrooms,
I obysters,
Shrimp,
Orris Flour
Phone 215 and 28
Fresh Line of
Earner’s Candy
Just received at
PERCY CHAMBERLAIN
Drug Store
Nice Line of
Ladies’
COATS
also
Ladies’
HATS
in the
LATEST STYLES
and at Prices You Can’t Beat
Men’s Suits
and Pants
Children’s
SUITS
All at Lowest Prices
SEE Them and, You’ll Buy
at Bargain Prices
G. I. Shamis
2nd Door From 1st. Nat. B’k.
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Malvern and Hot Spring
County Real Estate
It will be to your interest to
see us before borrowing
BANK of MALVERN
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT .
TO FISHERMAN
Arm Blown Off With Dyna
mite. Will Probably
Recover.
Special to The Daily Record.'
Friendship, Oct. 30.—A serious
accident happened here this morn
ing when Cape Garrett, who was
fishing on the Ouachita River, near
here, got his entire right arm blown
off by dynamite. He received se
vere injury to both eyes, bur at this
writing is getting along fairly well.
He went out early in the morning,
and the accident happened at 6
o’clock. He was brought here and
given medical aid at once.
Caraway Speaks for
I. R. Amendment
Monticello, Oct 30.—Congressman
T. H. Caraway spoke here Sunday
before the W. C. T. U. Convention in
behalf of Amendment No. 13, the I.
& R. Amendment to be voted on at
11 le November election. Mr. Cara
j way stated that the argument that
the amendment would give the
cities and towns the right to vote in
i saloons in defiance of the present
' Prohibition laws, “Had not a leg to
; to stand on in law or common sense."
: He expressed himself as highly in
! favor of the amendment, and stated
that he expected to vote and work
for its adoption, and referred to it as
; the best amendment for the I. and
I R. he had ever read.
C. S. Stanley and wife, of Fordyee
arrived in the city Saturday, and are
spending a few days at the Malvern
hotel. Mr. Stanley is representing
the Detroit Scales Co., of Memphis.
Mrs. Stanley is a former Malvern
resident, being a sister of Mesdames
Dr McCray and W. W. Beaty. She
is receiving a hearty welcome from
her many friends.
Diakos ^
Riley Co.
Have Opened
their
[ 3rd door north o£ First
■ National Bank oirivlain St.
They will sell home made
candy, made fresh and
clean every day. Will sell
to the Retail and Whole
sale trade. Everything
will be made by them, and
will be nice, fresh and clean
Everybody invited t o
come in and inspect our
stock, whether you buy or
not.
We sell in any quantity.
BRYAN TO TALK
ON I. AND S
Will Address People in Ar
kansas Over Long Dis
tance Telephone.
Speftal to The Daily Record.
Tittle Rock. Ark., Oct. 30, 1911
Daily. Record, Malvern Ark. —ty
J. Bryan will deliver to the peopl
of Arkansas next Saturday nigh
Long Distance Telephone addres
from Omaha, Nebraska, unqualified j
ly endorsing Amendment 13. Thi;
message will be received in Uttl
Rock so that people may hear hi
1 exact words. Arrangements are be
wag made to relay message simults
neously at Fort Smith, Jones con
Pine Bluff and other cities. Thi
arrangement was made Monday b
Judson King, campaign mai ge
who conferred for ten minut b
telephone with Col. Bryan at Cer
tral City, Nebraska. He had rea
proposed amendment and declare'
that he endorses it in every part! •
las as necessary means remedyii
defects of Amendment 10 in passay
of which he took prominent part is
1910.
Malverr ? .lakes
* Hit as Boxe
I
The following taken from the Preu
! eott News, in regard to J.B. Meddley
| of this city, will no doubt be of
terest to his friends here. Mr. h <
dley is a resident of Malvern, bit’
has his headquarters as Lineroa s fci
the Mackey Telegraph, Company k
Prescott.
J. B. Meddley, the Mackey Tel
graph lineman, who boxed thn
rounds last night at the carniv;
with the Swede in Sailor Jack ^
athletic tent, made a name for hiix
self among local boxing fans when
■ he completely upset the “terrible
Swede" at two different and distinct
times with a right swung to th< body
and had it not been for the .• ,.*J
hearted fans who were crowded > v
to the ropes, the above n<3md
Swedenite would have been knojcko
out—of the ring.
* Meddley rushed his opponeniV-.'i
tinuously and kept him on the d<
fensive during the three rounds. M
Meddley’s right jolts were distribute!
promiscously the terrible one wts
lorced to protect his face and then
fore wrs not awarded many chance
to land a blow.
Both have kindly agreed to inert
in a six round bout on next Satur
day night which promises to furnish
a little interesting excitement.
THREE DAYS
ENTERTAINMEN1
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■- Booster Club Plans Big Enter
tainment for Malvern and
Community.
Next week in Malvern will be om
of much interest to her citizens, anc
one th^t will no doubt do much foi
the town, and be greatly enjoyed bj
t all. Three gala days are being ar
ranged by the Malvern Boostei
Club, under the auspices of the Mai
; vern Chamber of Commerce. Nexi
I Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
’ November 9th, 10th and 11th havt
l>een set aside, and will be three
days full of entertainment and en
; joyment. Wednesday will be good
Roads Day; Thursday, Educational
Day, and Friday, will be Agricultu
ral Day. In the evenings the Rad
cliff Chautauqua will be the attrac
tions, which will be held under a
large tent, and they will have with
them some of the most famous lec
turers, and musicians in the coun
try. The morning entertainment
will be free to the1 public, and speak
ers of prominence will be here, and
people from all parts of the county
-vill be invited to come and take
Tt :o the entertainment. The
n ' W c Club is working hard to
'.make a big success of the affair, and
are meeting with much encourage
ment.
The program for the three days
entertainment, which will be free,
and will be held in the mornings, is
as follows:
Wednesday, .November 9; Good
Roads Day, several of the most rep
resentative men in the state, and
good road boosters will be present
and make addresses, in regard to (he
gbod road movement. Hon. W. B.
Owen, State Commissioner of High
ways, has been invited and will no
doubt attend, besides several others.
Thursday, November 10; Educa
tional Day: Hon. Cnas. H. Brough,
Democratic nominee for Governor
> f Arkansas, and one of the most
prominent educators of the state,
has been invited and is expected to
be present. Hon. John H. Hineman
of Little Rock is also on the pro
gram, besides several others.
•Friday, November 11.— Agricul
tural Day: Prof. Lassater, of the
University of Arkansas, who has
charge of the agricultural work, and
Hon. J. H. Page, Commissioner of
Agriculture, will be on the program
for this day, besides several others.
The Radcliffe Chautauqua wiil be
the attractions for the evenings, and
JLokey, Kelley fid Burton |
Ask ONE Little Favor--Read This and Think Some
Opportunities Life lids can’t Last
-—_—jyvays—
The Price on everything has advanced, as you
all know. We bought a irge stock of goods based on'
prices before the advancewe even got a reduction from
the original wholesale prie. We don’t ask you more
than wholesale price for)ur goods, as marked before
the advance. The good; are nice and clean, and you
can buy them cheaper thn they can be bought whole
sale today. Now this i; trie opportunity of your life
time to save money on y<?r
Shoes and Dry Goods
Come in and investigje this proposition. Don’t
take our word for it. Gt prices Vwherever you may,
notice the quality well: and if \ve can’t save you
money, don’t buy our gods. This] is nothing to last
always, and you had etter take advantage of it
at ONCE. : <
j. /
We appreciate thehce t -sipess w<? have had
- since coming here, and Relieve our customers appre
ciate the va'u ;s we haveUven them.
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Yor Friends,
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Lokey, Keiy S' Burton
At HUGHES & McCRARY Old Sta'nd, Malvern, Arkansas
Getting Ready For
Baptist State Convention
Preparations are now under way
for the Baptist State Convention,
which will meet on December 6, and
it is estimated that aboflt 6fl0 people I
will attend the convention. The;
committee on arrangements met |
■ last night, and outlined the routes
i for the canvassers to make in solic
iting homes for the delegates to the
Convention. Great preparations are
being made and the.committee will
meet from time to time, and make
all arrangements to give the vis- i
itors the very best of entertainment
while in our city. The committee
will start out today, and the citizens j
of the town will be asked to-furnish
bed and breakfast for the delegates
| who will be here. The following
! route has been arranged, and those
who will do the soliciting:
All territory north of the I. M.
Railroad: W. A. Haley and Rev. J. T.
Howell.
East of Main street and north of
Pine Bluff street, D. D. Glover and
| Lewis Collie.
East of Main street and south of
Pine Bluff street, E.O. Kilpatrick and
C. W. Dixon.
Between Dyer and Main street, J.
I G. Bull and F. W. Stevens.
All west of Dyer street and south
of Sullenberger and Walco, R. E.
| Snow W. K. Smith.
North of Sullenberger and west of
’ Dyer and Main streets, to I. M. rail
road, R. P. Goodman and J. M. Cald
well.
as they will have with them some:
i (-f the most famous lecturers and,
musicians in the country; they will, I
no doubt, be liberally patronized. |
These entertainments will be held j
each of the three evenings, and will I
take place in a large tent. There
wall be an admission charged to the
Chatauqua entertainment and it'will
be well worth taking part in, as all <
are invited to come and help enjoy ,
the same. The committee also J
states that it is their desire that the
merchants of Malvern cooperate in
making the affair a great success
and a benefit to the town and com
munity.
Let everybody turn out next
week; aud make this one of the big
gest weeks in the history of the
town.
risby
S' Smith
Have j list received
a NEW line of
RUGS!
Ajcminster,
Fapestry Brussels
ind Velvet
All in the
LATEST styles and
DESIGNS
hey Can Save You Money
Let Me Handle
Your Baggage
Call 261, or the Express office for
Trunks, or Baggage of any kind De
livered to any part of the city.
Garland Gibbs
Expressman
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
We Have in Our
Stock of.
Furniture Dining
Room Suites
IN
Finished Oak,*
Mahogany and
Golden Oah
BEDROOM SUITES
in Mahogany
and Golden Oah
Brass and Iron Beds
Chifforobes,
Chiffonairs, and
Rocking Chairs
In Fact, a Complete Line of
High G ade Furniture
Malvern Hdw. Co.
I. W. A. Efird
Restaurant
and
Rooming House
st door north 1st Nat. Ranh
MURRY’S
DRUG STORE
Prescription Druggists
Phone 31/. Free Delivery.
V
[ave You Bought Your
VICTROLA?
__, SEE
Jas. E. Cooper
ar Victrolas and Records. Ask for
ee demonstration.
!3RO^rNING ^EMERSON
Progressive Grocers
We Handle the BEST and Our Prices Are RIGHT
Wolfs Pride Flour
Meadow Gold Creamery Butter
Golden Gate Coffee
W Fruits of All Kinds
GIVE US A TRIAL, and YOU'LL COME BACK
Telephone 40