The Sentinel=record., July 14, 1911, Page 2, Image 2

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■ 422 Central Ave. j
iBlO CLEAN UP SALES
|P™' The New Perfection Blue Flame
| Oil Stove
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Manufacturers Its own Oaa. Ths most
perfect and most economical stove on the
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market. Before buying another kind, sea
your dealer, or 'Phone 224.
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BURN rUPION OIL
Waters Pierce Oil Co.
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Every Jaccard Watch carries witli
1 it the JACCARD GUARANTEE,
are Characterized dy Accura
cy and Durabiliy.
Often being handed down to fhe
second generation and still accura
marking time.
J ACCARDS
MCRMOD, JACCARD A KING OF DT. LOUIS
BRANCH 502 CENTRAL AVE
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Music and Art Lovers.
The Christopher-Jackson Piano Co., announces the
arrival of the
Most Beautiful Miniature Grand
Piano
direct from the makers.
This magnificient grand is finished in Circassion
walnut. The design is puritanic. The tone of this instru
ment has created a sensation in musical circles, and its
quality is endorsed by the greatest. • At the great con
vention held in Chicago during the month of June seventy
two of these fine grands were sold to eminent musicians
and artists. We again invite all music lovers to call and
see this typical of all “Period Pianos”
Christopher-Jackson Piano Co.
PIANOS TO BENT. «C« CENTRAL AVENUE
: WEALTH :
; COriES BY DEGREES J
! The First Step 5
■ ECONOMY ■
■ The Second ■
;; A Savings account with this bank J
• Add 3 per cent on saving accounts •
■ 4 per cent on time cestificates. ■
j Arkansas Trust Go. |
m 623 CENTRAL AVENUE «
i-BONANZA SPRINGS
FAMILY RESORT
J FOUR MILES FROM TOWN
NOW OPEN FOR THE SUMMER
BOATING, SWIMMING,
FISHING, BILLIARDS
and OTHER AMUSEMENTS
CHICKEN DINNERS
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY
Board by the Day or Week
Several Very Cold Mineral Springs
R.R. BROWN, - - PROPRIETOR I,
JUDGE FARMER
TAKES ENGINEER
OFF TO MT. IDA TO GET WORK
LAID OUT FOR THE PRO
POSED HIGHWAY.
Will Spend Three Days Looking Over
the Road and Picking Spots Where
Most of the Work is Necesary.
County Judge Thurston P. Farm
er, accompanied by Frank Kdsworth, I
former city engineer, have gone to ;
Mi. Ida along the route of the new
proposed highway, and will spend
three days taking observations pre
paratory to laying out the work to
be done on July 24-25 when the forces
are put to work.
Tlte government dynamiting crew
will lie picked up at Mt. Ida and will
also make a trip over the road wild
Judge Farmer. The Garland county
judge Is the recognized head of the
movement and under his supervision
will the work tie done on July 24-25
which is to connect Hot Springs ana
Mt. Ida with one of the best roads
in the western part of the state.
The most of the work necessary to
the highway is to he done in Mont
gomery county, and a'ong a space of
probably twelve miles of the forty
miles between these citleB. That
part of the road in Garland count
needs but a little work to make its
condition satisfactory.
SOLDIERS MAKE TEST.
Provisional Regiment Will Subsist
Ten Days on Wagon Supplies.
San Antonio, Tex., July 13.—One
buttalion of the Eighteenth United
States infantry left the maneuvers
camp late this Evening over the In
< . . Hn > tin_I _1 / Y.oitlixl.., Hull.
road for Whipple Barracks, Arizona.
Another battalion left over the Mis
souri and Texas Railroad for Fort
D. A. Russell, VV'yo. The other bat
talion, also destined for Fort D. A.
Russell, will leave Friday morning.
The Eleventh infantry is under or
ders to leave camp Saturday after
noon over the Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas for Fort D. A. Russell.
To test wheel transportation prob
lems a provisional regiment of in
fantry at war strength to be com
manded by Colonel John T. Van Ors.
dale of the Seventeenth infantry, will
leave early tomorrow morning for th,,
l.eou Springs military reservation.
The regiment "ill consist oi one bat
talion, drawn from the Twenty-Mighth
infantry, and two bat (allions taken
from the Seventeenth.
Colonel Van Orsdale’s command
will remain at the reservation until
July 21 and during that tinu will
subsist entirely on supplies carried
on the escort wagons.
BIG TRUST DEED.
Document as Security for $400,000
Filed With Circuit Tllerk.
Circuit Clerk Whittington’s office
force has just closed a big Job when
u record was made on the circu l
court books of a trust deed wherein,
tho Fourche River I at in her company
turns over to the Central Trust cf
Illinois tracts of lands which Is so- \
curity for $100,000 in first mortgage
bonds.
The document was a bulky one and
represents one of Ac largest transac
tions registered here in a long time.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Boddie leave
hiR morning for Austin, and other
I'exas points, after which they will
spend a few weeks at Portland, On
he hay.
Never leave home on a Journey
without a bottle of Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Retne
iy. It is almost certain to be need
ed and cannot be obtained when on
Hoard the cars or steamships. For
»fde by all dealers. %
Original Budweiser Beer at New
;ork Bar. 7-13,
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7,490 SCHOOL !
CHILDREN HERE
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SYDNEY TAYLOR HAS FINISHED
SCHOOL ENUMERATION IN
CITY OF HOT SPRINGS. j
Male* Among White Children in Ma
jority and FemaleB Among Ne.
groes In the Majority.
There are 7,490 school children in
the city, or to he mor< correct in ■
school district No. f>, according to I
the school census report Just con
cluded by Sydney Taylor who has ,
just completed his work as census 1
taker and submitted his report. I
It is interesting to note that there
are but four deaf and dumb children
of school age in the district, and but
one of the school age that is an idiot.
The females are in the majority
among the negroes. The compete
report Is as follows:
White males ...2,668
White females .2,17b
Total whites .4,841
Negro males .l,r<4
Negro females .1,470
Total negroes .2,64y
This totaled makes the number «i
children in the school district at
this time, 7,490.
INDEPENDENTS RE-ORGANIZE
Texas Oil Company Increases Capital
to $50,000,000.
Houston, Texas, .Inly 13.—A report
from Columbus, Ohio, as to the Te».
as Company increase of capital stock
indicating a re-organization of the
Standard Oil Company, was received
here with considerable surprise.
The Texas Company is an inde
pendent corporation, operating under
the laws of Texas, with headquarters
at Houston. About a year ago the
capital stock was Increased from
$13,000,000 to $18,000,000, and threj
months ago the capital stock was
antholrfzed increased from $18j000,
000 to $50,000,000, although not yet
effective. Copies of the various char,
ters of the corporation were filed »ith
the Texas state department.
The capital increase is expla'ned
by the company’s intention to iargel.v
extend its operations, as provided by
charter amendment.
DE SOTO ITEM3.
in i hese days of combinations whe
ther for business, pleasure, or Tiealtli
seeking, it is most satisfactory to find
a place where there is a bunch of
g<fcd things, and the De Soto is that
place. It is difficult for the friends or
De Soto to remember to enmiK'rate
a full list of the advaniages of the
building and its surroundings. The
fines* spring water, a beautiful,
•lassie building, furnished and equip
ped with comforts throughout inclini
ng a writing table for visitors and
i register which proves itself of prac
tical use, a pleasant roof garden, and
a most enchanting park on the moun
tain side. In addition to all this
It Is cool and e'ean, for very special
attention is paid to the sanitary con
dition and there are In operation two
Bterilizlng' outfits, one for the drink- i
ing glasses and the other for the bot
tles. I
Mr. M. L. Travllla, from Julncy,
111., *ho has been a guest In Hot
Springs for the past six weeks will
leave for his home today after spend
in a pleasant vacation ami receiving
much benefit while here. He has
been an ardent admirer of the I)o Soto
and has many gootP'words to say for
the water.
W. C. Sewers of Birmingham, A a.
is in town for several weeks for rest
and pleasure, fle takes great pleas
ure in registering at the Be Soto for
he was hers three years ago and
drank from the De Soto Spring, then
known at', the Hughes Magnesia
Spring, and although he had heard
of the change of name lie did not ex
pect to find tuch a handsome build
ing with such advanced equipment.
Mrs. J. M. Goodwin and daughter,
Viola, leave today for Colorado,
where they will »i>end several weeks.
They will stop over in St. Ijouis a
few davs and visit with Mr. and Mrs.
John Goodwin of that city.
Kempners
^aturday
Special
96 pairs
Childrens
Oxfords
Patent and Gun Metal j
$2.00 $2.50 $3.00 values
Sizes 8 to 2 Choice
99c
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Ladies Oxfords
Odds and Ends
05C I,
Odd Sizes Edwin Clapp |
Men’s $7.00 Oxfords
$3-95 _
KEMPNER'S
“The Shoe
Store Ahead”
420 Central Av
| Special Gotbing Sale ,
♦ 500 Men’ sand Boys Si!: to ■
i clean up ■
; 600 Men’s and Boy’s Pants ♦
♦ All Wash Suits at 25 per cent ♦
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j Woodcock & Lawson :
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NO PAIN NO HIGH PRICES
Ye do ail work without pain. Try us aud save maney. Free examinalioa
luaranteed.
Facing street to Post Office. Look for case with samples.
UNION PAINLESS DENTIST 745 1-2 Central k
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RINALDO’S*E.i
I f JEWELRY. N8VELIIES ABB S8UVENIRS i
We solicit inspection of our stock which Is the best and most compltt .
In the city, at the lowest possible prices.
' 312 CENTRAL AVENUE j
i Opposite Arlington Hotel Battr Hesse. i (
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Wedding Presents
BOUGHT AT
BLAKES
Always make acceptable gifts. Solid Silver Ware, Cut
Glass, Bric-a-brac. We make specialty of engraved wed
ding invitations, announcements and calling cards
BLAKE JEWELRY COMPANY
Ideal bachelor Apartments to* Orntlcmen whi Can Appreciate
i Newness Cleanliness ai<d c onveniences
THE CHICAGO STAG
3 46- 4& CENTRAL Av EMJE
Centrally located Opposite* noted "M*uri<x*M and Bath House How and open spring
tlot and Cold Running Water, Mcain Heat, Electric Lights all Mod*
era and .sanitary Appointments
RATES REASONABLE—CAI L AM) INSPECT
DeSOTO SPRING
Announce that it has arranged a terraced
park on t.he mountain side back of the !
spring house and that it is now open to
the public. It is reached from the roof
of the DeSoto building.
Gravelled walks, green grass, shrubbery,
park seats, and electric lights. Come
and see it.
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