The Sentinel=record., August 16, 1911, Page 8, Image 8

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: A Rare
■ Opportunity
= Absolutely
: Free
• You Cannot Afford
- to Miss It
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Every lady in fiot Springs will be
welcome to the free demonstration given
by Hr. Chas. E. Draper at the Grand
Rapids Furniture Co., this week,
From 15th to 19th
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
Free personal instruction every
morning from 8 to 12 o’clock and free
demonstration every afternoon from 3
to 5 o’clock.
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g| This company has fortunately been able to secure the services of Professor Chas. Edward Draper, who is
without question the best posted man in this country on the proper use of gas ranges. Professor Draper is
now in the city and all the preliminary arrangements will • be completed for commencing these absolutely free gas
■ stove demonstrations today. He will demonstrate how to use a gas range, and those who attend will also learn many
■ things NOT TO DO which will prove very interesting and fully as valuable as what to do. Professor Draper
m claims that there is more food wasted in the baking than there is in the making. He explains how to bake and
cook on a gas range and how NOT to cook on a gas range. He also explains and demonstrates how very econo
‘ ’ mi cal NATURAL GAS RANGES are when properly used, and how to get the best results with the smallest
■ amount of gas. This Company has secured Professor Draper’s services at a tremendous expense to themselves,
■ since Mr. Draper had to come from Rome, New York to Hot Springs to conduct these demonstrations, which we
■ hope will prove to your benefit. Refreshments, angel food cake and punch will be served to the ladies each after
noon. The Grand Rapids Furniture Store will be the coolest place in the city during the. demonstrations and
attractively decorated with palms, ferns, etc. The Company has spared no expense to make this natural gas ,
range demonstration the greatest demonstration ever given in the state. Always in the fore to the interests of
■ their customers and the people, they decided on giving this series of free ESTATE NATURAL GAS RANGE
H demonstrations to dedicate the occasion and to welcome natural gas to our city. Don’t forget the dates. Every
^ t body welcome.
| Grand Rapids Furniture Cu.
1 220-222 Ouachita Ave. Telephone 1079
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COLLECTOR’S OFFICE.
mprovervent District No. 20, (Arkan
sas Trust Co.) Special Assess
ment.
’the tax books for the collection of
the special assessment upon the
pnqerty in District No. 20. for the
purpose of street paving has been
placed in my bands. AH owners of
real property lying In the district
are required to pay their assessment
to me within thirty days from this
date. If such payment is not made
action will he commenced at the end
of that time for the collection of
said assessment and for legal penal
‘ He* and costs.
Given under my hand this 151D day
of July, tim.
DAVE BURG AUER. Collector.
Sec. 5690, Kirby’s Digest:
If any assessment made under this
act shall not be paid within the time
mentioned In the notice published by
the collector, the collector shall add
hereto a penalty of twenty per een
t tin, and shall at once return a list
of the property on which the as
essments have not been paid to the
oard of Improvements as delinquent.
7 -1 r> -1 m. '
WARNING ORDER.
In the Cheneer.v Court.
H. McCufferty, 1’Iaintlff.
vs.
W. E. Mitchell, et a!., defendants,
i The defendants, Lewis flays, Adam
Hays and Edwin Dante are warned
[to appear in this court within thirty
days, and answer the complaint of
the plaintiff, If. McCufferty, this Ju
ly 15th, Ull.
H. A. WH1TTINGTOV, Clerk.
By A. U. S ELLEN BERG EK, 1). C.
T. E. RUTHERFORD, Esq., Atttr
ney ad litem.
SEEMED TO GIVE HIM
A NEW STOMACH.
''I suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment 1 tried
seemed to do any good,” writes H.
M. Youngpeters. Editor of The «»n,
Lake View, Ohio. "The first few
rtosAs of Chamberlain’s Stomach ana
Liver Tablets gave me surprising re
lief and the second bottle seemed to
give me a new stomadh and perfect
ly good health.” For sale by all
dealers.
Original Budwelser Beer on tap at
New York Bar.. 7-13.
WASHINGTON 11
LITTLE BOCK
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GREAT NEGRO EDUCATOR GIVEN
AN OVATION UPON HIS AR
RIVAL THERE.
Auxiliaries of Business Men’s League
Hold Meetings—Washington's
Address Tomorrow.
Little Rock, Ark., Aug. 15.—.Hook
er T. Washington, president of t'lia
.National Negro Business League was
giv<n an ovation by Little Rock ne
groes upon his arrival this afternoon
preparatory *o the convention which
/Miens here tomorrow. Tile negro
: leader was met at he train l>y a
.brass hand and the local Moslac Tetn
jplarg in uniform.
A parade was formed wnich wend
ed its way through the principal
it reels of Wi- city. A delegation of
^negro business m-n froai New York
Washington and Boston accompanied
Washington.
Tonight meetings were held of sev.
era I auxiliaries of the business league
and these included the National Negro
Press Association, me National Ne
gro funeral Directors’ Association, the
National Negro Bunkers’ Association.
The convention proper will begin
tomorrow morning.
At nignt President Washington wul
deliver his annual address.
The local executive committee haj
invited tt»® white people-of the city
t" attend and a special section of
tlie theater where the session will be
held has been reserved for whites,
H. E. MegginBon of the Duffle store
nas gono to New York to lay In a
fall stock of goods.
John 1 j. Smith has take* over tne
agency for the Wiedemau beer in
this city, and will soon open a down
town office.
Jesse Bout well, former humane o.n
Jcer. (lias been appointed a deputy con
stable under A. B. Carpenter. JUAj
HON. W. H. MARTIN .
MAKES ANSWER
TREATS JEFFERSON COUNTY CON
GRESSIONAL AGREEMENT AS
A SUBJECT OF HUMOR*
Says the Preliminary Rate Will Give
One Candidate Exper ence, and
Open the Way for a New
Richmond.
Hon. W. H. Martin, candidate for
congress from tnis district, liad 1'is
attention called yesterday to ilhe poli
tical agreement !n Jefferson county
between ColoneJ Taylor and Judge
Gould, and wan rather Inclined to
treat the matter as a tinge joke. He
made a characterictic deduction of the
situation in the following authorized
interview:
"Yes, 1 observed in this morning’s
Gazette ttiai Judge Gould und Col.
Taylor have agreed betwixt them
selves. to hold a little primary of their
own In Jefferson county on Septem
ber the 12tn, to decide w'lhlch of 'hem
shall remain as Jefferson's candidate
for Congress. A sort of lriendty
'beauty contest' as it were.
“That is a little family affair which
ought not to be profaned by outside
interference. It's nobody eEse's ‘darn
ed business.’ But really, 1 cannot
perceive the practical utility of such
a movement. Of course I concede
that it does not require the statqp
of my approval or endorsement. It
does seem, however, as if this scheme
will be productive of no greater pro
gress than llhat of one wao travels fn
a circle.
“It Is proposed that the loser shall
retire from the contest. But Jeffer
son County is as full of congression
al timber, real and assumed, as the
pavement of a celebrated winter re
sort is of good intentions. They have
merry doings in dear old Jefferson
county, and are always contributing
in a substantial way to the gayety
of nations. They certainly will not
fail us now.
“When the loser in this little family
scrap is made known, you will neea
no ear trumpet to hear the call from
tilie faithful, ‘as these f^re let »thet*g
advance,’ and so the winner will find
new aspirants as thick as Richmonds
on the field of Bos worth.
“Whether this proceeding is quite
fair to the rest of the district, pre
sents an etnical question to be de
termined in the first instance by
gentlemen concerned, so far as they
are personally affected. Judge Could
and Col. Taylor evidently attach some
importance to tlheir little primary and
consider that the result of it will be
to really select the next Oongresa
man.
“That, with the prestige of having
defeated his home opponent, no otner
candidate can stand before his lance.
The other counties, however, might
feel slighted. That is, they might
believe they had a right to p«*rtici
pate in this selection, and mat the'
as well as Jefferson county ought to
be allowed a ;voice even between
the infallible Judge and tihe invin
cible Colonel.
“By the way, Isn’t it funny to speak
of any one as the candidate of any
particular county? If he is fit, what
does it matter where he hails from?
Certainly no one can justify a vote
for a candidate on the ground of his
being a county man unless he is at
least the peer of nis opponent. I sup
pose, however, that these Jefferson
county statesmen wish to practice
running a little before the real race
begins. They are both such fin® at
tractive gentlemen that it is a pity
the district is limited to one congress,
man.
' My own opinion Is that the Dem
Ar>PotU «• * •
-v-Buu.tHiif !«J! V UUftlt'HM »uUnf()
be the cnoice of the district at large
and ought not to be limited in their
choice by the action of any siugle
county.”
HOME MISSIONS.
The ladies of the' Home Mission
Society of Central Cnureh are pre
paring to ship a car load of paper to
St. Louis Saturday.
To fill this car they will need, In
addition to what they have, sixteen
thousand pounds of paper. If you have
any magazines, newspapers, or clean
scrap paper that you will glv„ them
to help fill this car, kindly telephone
iNo. 6 or 1654 at once, and It will be
called for.
They will make about ?100 clear on
this car load of paper, watch money
will be used for local charity work.
I he company which buys this pa
per pays 60 cents per hundred pounds
for magazines. 47 cents per hundred
pounds for clean newspaiters, and 40
cents per hundred pounds for clean
scrap paper.
M. E. Weinberger nas gone on an
extend'-d visit to Colorado resorts. j
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| In the city, at the lowest possible prices!
312 CENTRAL AVENUE
Opposlti Arlington Hotel Bath Housi,
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 |
! T H E * "dVs 0 TO* "s PR IN* G •
Announce that it has arranged a terraced #
® park on the mountain side back of the ®
♦ spring house and that it is now open to ♦
■ the public. It is reached from the roof |
4 of the DeSoto building. f
■ Gravelled walks, green grass, shrubbery, |
♦ park seats, and electric lights. Come 4
■ and see it. g;
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NOTICE ! I
All Kinds of Furniture Made to Order
UPHOLSTERING, SCREEN WORK AND ALL KINDS OF CABINET WORK
Mapes & Traver
Slow Cases, Wall Cases, Refinishing and Repairing Done.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD
Called for and Delivered I
Phone 1792, 1 ring Factory and Store, 1017
Res. Phone, 1792, 2 rings and 1019 Malvern Ave.
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