Pine Bluff daily graphic., November 18, 1900, Image 2

About Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942

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Ask to see the
New Corsetine Wrapper
The most comfortable Wrapper ever
made; possesses the essential features of a
corset without discomfort to the wearer.
Big line of styles in Flanneletes at
$1.25 up to $3.50.
Exqusite Silk
Shirt Waists
We have just opened up two dozen
Ladies’ exquisite Silk Shirt Waists, in
black Cerisse, Turquoise and Old Rose,
all beautifully made, tucked and pointed
fronts, well worth *6, your choice
$4.50.
Special Values in /
Silk Petticoats /
Taffeta Silk Petticoats in blues, pur
ple and lavender, deep corded flopnce,
well worth #'>, for $3.95. /
Velour Silk Petticoats in ieds, pur
ples, blues and ceriisse, deep accordeon
pleated ruffle, a bargain at $6, go at
$4.75
Big Bargains in
Tailor Made Suits
Ladies Tailor Made Suits of good
quality Cheviot in brown, grey and ox
ford, well midJ, new styles, ordinary
yalue *10, while they last
$7.50
Special Offer in
Walking Skirts
Heavy Plaid Back Rainy Day and
Walking Skirts in blue, brown, greys
and oxfoffl, deep hem, six rows stitch
ing, cheap at $1.25, for
$2.50
ost Progressive, Strictly
o-date Store of Pine Bluff.
R PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST
Compatible with reliable merchandise.
MESS GOODS.
Some very interesting bargains in
Dress Pattern lengths, for this week.
Big values, every one of them. See
Window Display.
Af ftl Suit ^ngth Novelty wool
A l 01 finished Dress Goods, in
neat checks and pretty plaids, look
like wool and wear well, regular val
ue, vour choice $1.00.
Af TK Dress Pattern, changea
Al 03b i u ble wool Suitings, blues,
greens, browns, grey and purple, great
value. Pattern length, $1.75.
A 4- QC Dress Pattern Covert
A l 0£bDO Cloth Suiting in small
checks and invisible plaids, give splen
did wear, the suit, $2.65.
At OS DrssPattern. Big line
Ai 33 of Homespuns, Chevi
ots, Diagonals and raised checks, all
verv stylish material. Your choice
$2.95.
Extra Values in
BLACK GOODS
AND SILKS.
At
inch
Fine all Wool French
Serge, beautiful black, 46
^s wide, 65c a yard.
At 89e
New Blister and Krin
kly Crepons, beautiful
Patterns, good blacks,well worth $i.25,
for 89c a yard.
\
A £ A/o 22-incii Black Taffeta
At (JUb Silk, brilliant lustre,
good for Shirt Waists, Skirts or lining,
give good wear, 50c a yard.
At QRp rf"ch Blacl^ Peau
XX u cX<JL de Soie, pure dye,very
soft rich and lustrous, gross grain
back, good vah e anywhere $i.2s, lor
98c a vard.
HONNET&CO.
123 West Second.
Ag nts'for
Standard Patterns
They are stvlish, perfect fitting,.fl
to construct, save money, time, mate,
and temper. Call for Dec®
Fashion Sheets.
A Good
Dollar Kid Glove
Ask for Fomosa, the best Dm
Kid Glove on the market, We h
them in black and all the new shat
browns, castors, greys, tan, and whi?
Try a pair and have them fitted on h
one of our expert glove fitters. &
Linen Handkerchiefs
Great Bargain
Ladies hand embroidered pure Line
Handkerchiefs, unlaundered, regularva
ue 15c, while this lot lasts,
IOc each
Winter Underwear
Exceptional Values
Women’s heavy fleeced, Jersey rib
bed Vests and Pants, in silver grey M
cream white, sizes 4, s, 6, foi
25c a garment
$3.25 Shoes for $2,50.
Oui Vassar Shoe for ladies is madi
of fine Vici K'd in medium and heavy
weight, with extension soles, in the new
toes. We will put this shoe against m
$1.2$ shoe on the market, in fact 4
will find it hard to equal at $L50. W
keep them in all sizes. Our price fo
this season, $2.50.
Railroad i ime-Taolt;!
Iron, Mountain Route.
AKIUVE8 1»»:
"Llttle]Hook Accotu,. ... 5:30p. in. ii:
Southbound.10:55 am 11:
?2 Northbound . 1:50 p tu 4
Cotton Holt Kuut«.
southbound. 8:35 p m 3
Southbound . 2:40 u in 2:
9 local southbound . 7
Northbound. 12:40 p m 12
North ouund . 1:35 am 1
0 local northbound. .. 5;
Autheimkk Branch.
* Little Rock Accom. ...10:55 a m
Little Rock Accom.
Vine Bluff Arkansas River
Regular Passenger..,. 10:10a m
Arkansas ptver Packet Co,
S earners Thursdays.12:00 m
* Fridays . 11:00 an
:00 a i
:55 p l
:35 p i
40 a i
:l5 a i
:40 p I
:40 a i
,05 a I
30 p i
:00 p i
\lr. Virginius D. Wilkies and bride
will return from St. L"uis Tuesday.
Use Eureka ('r* aui and remove or
prevent wrinkles. Found at * lie
Mann-Tan kersle’ Drugstore. 46
Hon. S. M. Ta.vlor went to Arknn
■ns City Friday night o i legal buei
■ess.
LOST—A collarette on Fourth av
enue near Laurel street. Finder re
turn name to N. H. Sligh at ClttxenB
Bank 44
MiNt<eH Arle MeFariden and Lottie
Hampton have gone to Fordyce to
Tiait friends and relative*.
Mr. Eugene E. Raines, a well
known Little Hock In-urance niHii
tieited hits local agency S ittirda* .
FOR SALE—A fi-i orne power en
gine, Rood hh new, at a bargain
Apply to or write the A da mu- Wilson
Printing Co . Fine Bluff, Ark. tf
Sheriff J. T. Renfrow, of Cleveland
eouutv, wan in the city a few hours
Saturday en route home from Little
Rock. He took Mr. Joe vVooley to
♦ he State asylum from RLou.
WEINER W UR ST Knack Wnrw
and other Kosher -o u -age. SMOKED
BEEF and TGAWDE'' datlv r. c Ived
at Strauss & ' iPei’s. sop- ag-ntw.
Ser rtt I be c ndne;ed at tin
Second Fr* st>v t erian church this
ev ning at 7:3*1 o’cioea n« K *v. -t. 0.
Alexander. A m* invited.
Fo, that < BILLED l EELINt
•ach meai take a tup of CfciA • E &
BANhORN’S FAMOUS SEAL
BRAND.t OFFEE.—-StrauBB A Mill
er, note agents.
* SOCIETY. ;
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INFORMAL EU1 II HE 'LUB.—Mi-s
Miss Zuba Thompson will If the
hostess for the Informal Euchr.
i lull ni xt Friday night, She js a
charming entertainer and one o! the
club’s most popular members.
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MASCOT ELVHRE CLUrt.-Wa.1
nesday afternoon the mem In rs
of this Club were received at the
home of Miss Birdie Welier. The
game of euchre was much enjoyed.
Miss Bessie luthenthal won the
diet priz\ a piece of cut glass, and
vliss M.ive Meyer the second, a belt
buckle. The refreshments served
were heartily partaken of and Miss
Weller rectiTed her guests most
charmingly. Tim club will meet
with Miss Hennie Altheimer this
week.
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Bridal party entertained.
— Miss Trip Lindsav, who was
married to Mr. Henry Hunt, of Hot
Springs, last Wednesday, delightful
ly entertained t tie bridal party at
the home of her uncle, Mr. F. H.
Triplett, the evening before her mar
riage. A dainty luncheon wa
served and the occasion proved a
most plea-ant one. The bridal party
w is composed of: Miss M try Liml
h a, the maid of honor Mr. T. M
Kirk land, the beat iiihii; Mr. Henry
Hobson Hunt, the groom, and tfn
four ushers, Messrs Wade H. Knox
J H. Baldwin. <’. H. Triplett, jr.
and John Hutt.
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GAVE a Dance.—Friday evening
Miss \1ar> Mtiell. daughter o>
vtr. and Mr*. Han, Mi*el|, tendered
tier friends a dance at her home 01
Went Fourth avenue. There whs a
very large crowd of participants arm
trie hostess was successful In her ef
fi rts to please tier guests. All ihings
eonspirenl to tnake the evening one
iif absolute pleasure. Glorious
weather, a snlendid fl u>r ami a coi -
genial, hupp s t f v outig peojne.
ttiere was nothin/ to be done < xeep
to da ice. and they en ered Into tin
pastime wittisest. Tnedanciug was
begun at 9, refresh merits were
server! at 12, ami afterwards t tierr
was more dancing.
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CO M P LI M ENT A KY CO TILLION -
What promlnee to be the most
elaborate, notable and charming *o
cia! events of tfie season is the cotil
lion to be given at the Valhalla <'lub
■ nest Thursday evening by Mr. I). C.
I Hell, th*’ (iroininent society leader,
| to Miss Maggie Taylor and her
friend, Miss A iderton. Miss Taylor
is the charming da lighter of Un, s.
M. Taylor, and Miss Ad ierton, who
inhere visiting Miss Amanda (’aid
well, is one of the prettiest and inn«t
amiable you g indies that !ihh hon
ored our city with a visit this se .
son. The affair is being looked foi
ivard to with great expectations.
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THE DAUGHTERS’ TEA.—The tea
given by the members of the Da
vid 0. Dodd Chapter, Daughters of
ttie Confederacy, at the home of Miss
Ruby Alexander Thursday after
noon, was a success in every way .
The proceeds of the entertainment
were very encouraging and atone
demonstrates the financial success of
the affair. Miss Alexander beauti
fully decorated her home for the oc
casion and was a competent hostess
The luncheon served waselegant and
much enjoyed. A number of musical
numbers were rendered for the guests
in the afternoon, and the fortune
telling by Mrs. Willis Brown was a
>i-< ifi t able feature.
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TIE members of tfie Chammade
Music t'lub enjoyed another of
their usually delightful meetings Fri
day evening at the florae of one of Its
most amiable members, Miss viar\
Gillespie. No special program had
been prepared blit the impromp u
seections were high \ enjoyed and
the evening proved oneofeoutinuous
pleasure. I he most enj >yahe feat
ure of the evening whs the sumptu
ous repast served.
Those present were: Misses Amau
<la <'aid w ell and her guest, Vliss An
derton, R.-ba Dewoodv, Mamie
Mann, Pieston. Eduie Rutledge.
Aina Guxa, Mrs. I C. Shelby, Miss
■iar.t Gide-pie. Messrs F. M. Roat.e.
>1. I). McNeill, John Hint, Id Arm
strong, Dr. Edgar, Sam Arhett.
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Ct) vi pLI v EN TA It Y v\ H 1S T— \iiss
H en Rosenberg charmingly en
■ ei tained at hist last Thursdav
evening complimentary to her guest,
liMS Belie H a user, of NaWark, N .1
I’m- Rosenberg home was very a -
i rac< ivel.v decorated with fl > .vers
and presented a very pretty scene
There were several tables of eager
whist players aad the game was
thoroughly enjoyed. The prises were
won by ’ rs, A. L. It n.or, of * idea
go, ami \!r. ii 1 Kaufman. The |
former was given a handsome cut !
glass piece. I he latter a fountain
pen. After the game refreshments
were served. They consisted of all j
the delicacies of the season. A iiam
ber of musical selections added to
1 lie p.easure of the evening. The af
fair was a niost enjoyable one ami
he fair boste s rn. amiable guust
were the recipients of many compl -|
merits for their euccessful t fforts to
please and entertain, vli.-s Hauser
returned to h r home Saturday, She
is a most pleasant young auv and
made many friends white here.
MISS FiAKKOW's KEOEPIION—!
The reception anti germiin ten
dered the nnmiters of the popular
rurretr Topic ' Tub ti.v Miss Effie Jar
row last Wednesday evening was a
particularly et j o.vable affair. The
time for the social meetings of the
club, at which the young men are
invited, has been changed from the
first to the last Wednesday of eaca
month. As entertainers Mr. and
Mrs. A. M Harrow tr wed known,
and th<dr home is aivvevs open to
their friends Miss Barrow, die boy —
ess. greeted her with all ttie
cordial hospitality of a typical
Southern girl, and with becoming
grace and charm. Tne mod • of en
tertaiiiment was unique and enter
taining. If was * gue*alng contest.
The hostess hail i reviouslv secured a
photo of every guest, tak«*n when a
batty. The pietur< collection • f no
tattles” was placed o a tattle, eacn
guest mukitt't a gue.s as to^f.he per
son on each picture Phis feature
was happily entertaining to the
young people for several ho irs. Pile
lad ’s prize was sv n In Miss Laura
Trulock. the gent’s 1> vtr. M. D. vie.
Neill, and the consol • Mon bv "uitt e
Willie” Matthews The prizes were
costly and te-an'iuir Phe decora
tions were unusually attractive
fl iwers being ti-e t wbh phasing ef
iV-ct. A dainty -ep ist was serveil.
Miles’ orctiestra farm- bed the imi-.ii
for the (In-man, which formed a p u t
of the evening’s pleasure. N > fea un
of the enter t a in men t a p propria t e to
an occasion of ihts kind was ovei
looked t>v the ideal iu.-si. - r ,
tortunate guests were: vi s Fran
ces Blocker, of darstiali. P x E n
ma Q tilling. f Pemlet u, Elia
Jayne, of tireeuv> I viiss., Mary
Lindsay, A inn U woid.v, Lilly
Johnson, Vlyrti Saunders, Ama
Cloia, Kubv > lexauder, Mittie Knox,
Laura Trulock, Dotlie Smith, Maggie
T i.vlor, Loritius Huh tower, Lutie
Laine, Nina .Smart, Effla Barrow.
Messrs. Earle Phillips, A. M, Bar
row, jc , J. |i. Bahlvvin, .John Hutt,
E list'd lit hers, F It. Uasrland, J. G.
Wilson, 4. K. Tone v, H-rb rt J o i n
son, Roy Martin, Joe Nic iol, t’liftoa
Howell, Jim Alien. I'llmr Sn tinders,
Geo. S. Valiant, 1 I Armstrong, \1. D
McNeill, Harry Triroek. Finn Hutt,
Dan I'aiior, \V H. Knox, Sterling
Harrow, John B >okhart, VV. L.
via (thews.
R AL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for Last Week by Geo. W
Byington, Abstracter
DKBDS.
November 10.
State of Arkansas to Eiiz i
beth Smith, south half of
lot 4, block 9, I'anneh.li &
Owens’ addition.$ 54
A. Hlum, trustee, to L. Roth
hw ns and se nw 17 7-7. 1000 00
Novemb 1 12
William D-nre to K. S. Mat
♦hewH, lie quarter 7 7-9. 5 10 00
Jaiin-s Mocker to » harlea H
Prlineti, undivided one
Six'll i it-Tsst in sw HW
28 6'8. 125 00
November 13.
VI t‘ Jsn«i<ia to (* <}. Jenk
ins, one-tenth irterest in
iot X, block 14, Sherrill et
Ml.I
November 14.
Louis Altbeimer et alto Lou
is lloi h, se na 17-7-7.
Louis Roth to Samuel M.
Westmoreland, se ne 17-7-7
State o! Arkmean to W. Z.
Tan erslev, east halt se
16-7-7.j
An e M Norris to Pine bluff
& vV ester > li il wa v, 100feet
wide across west halt east
half 5-6-9.
Annie VI. Norris to St. Louis.
Iroi. Mountain & Southern]
Railway, 50 feet wide across
east balf^east half 5 6-9..
November 15.
State of Arkansas to J. 6.
Freeman, east half nw 1
4-10.
E D. Montague to Joe Lat
ting, t«o- hir 1 of nw n*
li-7-9.
Fred W. Chafliu to Mrs. Mo
rira Hrrris, part of the sec.
4-3 11, 137 acres.
ovember 16.
U. L. Trimble, executor, to]
John Frazier, north hall
lot 1, block 43, Dorris’ ad
dition west..
Tiie city was full of couohfj
atur lay and all the u)er<,ha
rushing business.
i
We will Lead
,N PRICES
hnd in Selectii
FOR
Holiday Present!
SHOWING.
Fancy China, Books, Fine Bisque’|
D.nner Ware, Teams’, Vaces,
Mandolins U/at^r Fancy Bas*
Water Sets,
DOLLS AND TOYS,
1 ' v uFn itures Wagons, Etc.
b. l. owe
211 West Second Ave«
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