The Sentinel=record., February 22, 1911, Page 8, Image 8

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; FOR THE NEXT EIGHT DAYS i
♦ Every Item in this store at first cost and carriage. The sale will include $2500.00 worth of mens J
♦ women and childrens shoes. This is an honest statement and means dollars to you. Come and see! ♦
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J 425-427 Ouachita Ave. MCDONALDS Near Court House ■
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AMERICA S GREAT DIAMOND HOUSE.
Ktftubl tailed 1829.
You are invited to visit
JACCARD’S
BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND DISPLAY
602 Central Ave.
This magnificent collection of Jewels and Jewelry
represents the highest degree of perfection at
talned In the ljrpidarlea nod Jewelers' Art.
.... MERMOD, JACCARB & KING GB.
Diamonds of fine quality. OP ST. LOUIS
I fOSch atone especially ee'
I iacted, price *oi6.t»o. Hot Springs Branch
il Ladies j
j| Evening
| Slippers ;
I! KATINS AND SI'ROBS
Il KIPS AND PATENT KIDS. ;;
; [ Plain and Fancy < 1
i i Beaded Effects. !
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!! SILK HOSE—ALL COLORS
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Kempner’s!
i: “THE SHOE STORE AHEAD” |
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• Your Funds I
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■ w ith this bank and you not ?
• only establish your credir, 9
■ which entitles you to bank m
• accommodation when nec- •
■ essary, but you derive all ■
? the benefits of modern •
m banking!
■ Drafts, Letters of Cre- J
• dit, Travelers Checks, Col- 9
■ lections and promptness m m
• all transactions. •
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♦ IDE I ♦
l The Pride of the Springs :
+ Victrola Concerts and Orchestra +
J Music Every Horning, *
♦ Afternoon and ♦
♦ Evening ♦
SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTICS.
Suggestive Therapeutics is physical
manipulation and mental suggestive
treatment. It is as scientlflc as a
mathematical problem. It is the treat
ment that cures, and is extieclally
adopted to rheumatism and nervous
troubles, as It is soothing, causes
sleep, rest, circulation of the blood
and elimination of poison, and while
It Is successful as a curative agency
in nil sorts of diseases it is especial
ly adopted t the above named.
If you are in search of «"e
Mrs. K McCarty, Old City Mall
Building, phone 115.1, and Investigate
the treatment that cures.
K ara how to get your health and
how t< beep It. You can get well If
you use Suggestive Therapeutic Treat,
meats.
RECITAL.
The following artists will appear in
the recital to tie given Friday even,
ing at the Waukesha Hotel:
Vocalists. .Mrs. llallecb and Mr. Vale
Pianists .... Mcsdamcs Hogue, Marsh
Reader ... Miss l.oyd
Violinist . . Mrs. Mauler
This recital Is given for the benefit
of the oil painting which will be pre
sented to the High School.
PROMINENT
ODD FELLOW
Bad Casa of Catarrh and Other
Complications. Fully Re
stored by Peruna.
Mr. Chas. L.
Sauer, Grand
Scribe. Grand
K n campment
1. O. O. F.. of
Texas, writes
from San An
tonio, Texas;
“Nearly two
years ago I
accepted a
position as
secretary and
trcasurer of
one of the
leading dry
goods estab
lishments o f
G a 1 v e 8 t on,
T e x a s. The
sudden
Mr. Chas. L. Sauer. change from a
high and dry
altitude to sea level proved too much
fur me and 1 became afflicted with ca
tarrh and cold in the head, and general
debtlity to such an extent as to almost
incapacitate me for attending to my
duties.
“I was induced to try Peruna, and
after taking several bottles In small
doses 1 am pleased to say I was entire
ly restored to my former normal condi
: tlon and have ever since recommended
the use of Peruna to my friends.”
MAY AVOID STRIKE.
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Effort* Made at Conciliation in Pitts
burg Car Situation.
Pittsburg, Feb. 21.—W. D. Mahon,
international president of the Amalga
mated Association of Street and Elec,
trie Railway Employes of America,
notified the officials of the local union
today that he would arrive here on
Thursday night from Detroit to take
up the controversy between t'ae union
and the Pittsburg Railway Company.
As a result this announcement a meet
ing scheduled for tonight was post
poned until Thursday night.
The demand of the union that 1"9
men alleged to have been dismissed
from the shops of the company be
cause of union affiliations, be rein
stated, and the declaration of the
company that they were dismissed be
cause of a desire to decrease operat
ing expenses has caused a strained
situation.
TRANSCRIPT FILED.
The transcript in the apiieal case
wherein John Rutherford and Ben
Murray seek bond, has l>een filed in
the Supreme Court and it is p-oba
ble that a decision will be rendered
next Monday. They are charged with
accessories to the murder of Oscar
Chitwood here last Christmas.
AUTO CONTEST.
Mrs. Maud Howell Urban _U5.Q52
Mrs. M. Coates .
Miss Pauline McDonald .
Miss Mollle Friedman .
Get a good lunch at the- Great
Northern Hotel today from the ladies
of the Orange Street Presbyterian
church. Ttiey serve from 3 to 10 p.ra.
Miss Elota Burgess, of this city,
was married to Mr. Verne Stevens, a
prominent young business man, of
Klrksville, Mo., in the latter city,
which will be their future home, and
the many friends of the contracting
parties wish them a happy journey
upon the matrimonial sea.
FROM JUDGE ARCHER.
To my many friends who so kindly
supported me for Police Judge please
accept my most heartfelt thanks and
to those who did not, have my best
wishes. "Round 2,”
Respectfully,
JACK A.ROWER
' A 'Martha Washington party, for tn«
'benefit of the Ladles Temple Aid So
briety will be held at the Temple on
| Thursday afternoon from 2:30 to 5:30.
,A splendid musical program has been
arranged in whlca Miss Gray’s kin
Idergarten class will iparticipate. A
'general good time is promised and ev
lery one Is cordially invited.
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Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, the second day of March
1!»W. at 12 o'clock, noon, there will
be sold at public auction to tae high
est and beat bidder the Elite grocery
store, located at 314 Market street,
consisting of an up-to-date stock of
groceries, also one pair of Mules
wagon and harness.
<H. L. HALE,
Agent of the Owner.
FRUIT NOT HURT.
Reports From Texas Says Crop Has
Not Been Injured.
Dallas, Tex.. Feb. 21.—Waile tem
peratures Monday night went to frees,
ing and below over a great portion of
Texas, and there was considerable
thin ice. It is impossible now to form
an intelligent estimate of the extent
of the damage to the fruit crop.
Reports from three principal com
mercial fruit centers it East Texas
give the concensus front fruit experts
that the damage will not prove disas
trous, but rather a help.
This Is due to the conditions of the
atmosphere waich remained humid
throughout last night.
This, together with the Agitation
caused by the steady winds, miti
gated the severity of the frost on the
peach blooms. Apples. the <
plums had not blocnu-r^^ By aM j
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tent. The berry crop seems unharm
ed. No cotton hod been planted ex
cept in tiie lowest altitudes along the
ltlo Grande, and that is unharmed.
The greatest damage will prove to be
to the early market garden vegeta
tion, which was in the exact stage to
bo caught and hurt it not altogether
killed.
TAGGART STUNG.
Has to Pay Judgment for False Ar
rest of Newspaper Man.
Albany, !N. Y., Feb. 21.—Under a
uedsion of the Court of Appeals to- |
day Thomas Taggart, of Indianapolis,
former chairman of the (National Dem.
ocratic committee, will be obliged to
pay a judgment of 1,562 and costs in
favor of Genevieve R. Oarradine, as
administratrix of the estate of her
late husband, Reed Carradine, a for
mer New York City newspaper man.
The action grew out of an alleged
false arrest in the cashing of a $200
check drawn by Lew Fields at the
! Waldorf Astoria Hotel in (New York in
September, 1905,
i. Altman $c (So.
ANNOUNCE THAT CATALOGUE No. 103,
FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
IS NOW READY FOR DELIVERY AND A
COPY WILL BE MAILED ON REQUEST.
3Fiftly Aornur, 34tlj and 35tlj &imto. Nrm $orb
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\ Auction!!
• Sale of Furniture ■
I Thursday, Feb. 23, 1911 I
• COMMENCING AT 1:30 f. M. SHARP, RAIN OR SHINE, at the ■
i BIJOU RINK :
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* We. will sell all the goods out of a twenty-room house, a
■ Including everything but the Table Linens, Consisting of •
a Dressers, Commodes, Iron and one Brass Bed, Ward- a
a robes, Stands, Chairs, and Rockers, one Sewing Machine, a
• Cfl/rpe.ts, Pictures, Heaters, Cook Stoves, Etc. *
a These goods are being sold for party leaving the city ■
? this week and they must realize the cash for these goods a
NOW which means Thursday Afternoon—No Limit—the
■ high dollar will get values that will surprise you. a
Thursday, Feb. 23, 1911 at ;
! BIJOU RINK :
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| Lewis Storage & Auction Co. \
m CEO. H. BRENNER, Auctioneer. •
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£ ROUND TRIP RATES ♦
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■ NEW ORLEANS LA. J
■ $16.55 :
1 HI ACCOUNT MARDI GRAS ♦
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1 TICKETS ON SALE 21ST TO 27TH. +
"" FINAL LIMIT MARCH 22ND. B
Z LEAVE HOT SPRINGS 1:30 P. M. *
■ ARRIVE NEW ORLEANS 10:55 A. M. Z
♦ .tj, cfWh.....u / W. M. ANDERSON, C. P. A.
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; ROUND TRIP $16.55 •
§j Tickets on sale February 21st to 27th *
gj Final limit March 22nd _
■ Route Via Memphis, Little Rock and Alexandria, «
gg or Texarkana and Alexandria.
■ H. V. FORD, Ticket Agent J
■ GEO. W. HOUSLEY, General Agt. ”
■ PHONE 52 «
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IRINALDO’SS:
I JEWELRY, NOVELTIES AND SOUVENIRS j
I We solicit inspection of our stock which Is the best and most complete !
I in the city, at the lowest possible prices>
312 CENTRAL AVENUE
Opposite Arlington Hotel Bath House. Hr*ncrL™£»B^^VT. :
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| CANDY|
FOR SALE AT I
Lemly’s Drug Store I
ESTABLISHED 1875. 1
f 364 CENTRAL AVENUE. TELEPHONE 201 U
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♦ Grand Bazaar -
4 FOR THE BENEFIT OF y
: st. John’s church:
J AT THE ♦
■ SOUTHERN CLUB AND THE BELDIN l
H BEGINNING ■
2 Monday. Feb. 20, & Ending Saturday Night, Feb. 25 ■
y Many Taluable objects. Beautiful embroidery, the result of y
^ -patient work of the members of St. John’s Church and their .
y friend8 An interesting exhibit to he seen at the Southern Club. "*
Home cooked meals at the Beldin. I>inner from 11.2. Supper from ®
B-8 o’clock. Lunch at any t me. ♦
■ Ham sandwiches and coffee at 10 cents. ■
♦ Everybody invited. The church committee: 4
T. J. O Neill, John S. McCauley, William Fugel, Robert Kieby and ■
Jjj Joan Soheurich.