The Sentinel=record., August 23, 1911, Page 6, Image 6

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CLASSIFIED ADS
On* Cent a word each Insertion. Posi
tively no ads Inserted In this column un
leoa accompanied by cash.
~ WANTED
WAN ri'.'l) To buy a choice
residence lot. witntn eight
blocks of Arkansas \a
tlonal Bank; must be a
bargain. half cash; no
agents need apply. Address
SciHinei-Kecord.
6- 13-Ct.
AHBHHHMHMMIMHWk
WANTED—To buy, young horse and
surry. Address S. 1. J., care Jose
(dune Hotel. 8-28 »t
WANTED—Position by young man.
(Have two years experience in railway
clerical work. 810 west Grand ave
nue, phone [phone].
WANTED—Boy with norse to carry
OAK1 iAWN rou'e of Sentinel-Record,
Apply at office 5 p. m. tf.
WANTED—Second-hand furniture.
Ws buy, sell and exoange furniture.
Phone 838. Wilson A Henderson, 222
224 Third street. 6-10 tf
Pritchard Bros. Hardware, Purnlturp
and Storage Company buy, sell, trade,
exchange, store and pack yeur goods and
furniture of all kinds. Storing and crat
ing a specialty. $43 $ Central avenue.
Phone 104$. 10-lil-tf
TO LOAN—$3,000 to $5,000 on
gilt-edge Inside real estate security.
W, T. Hawkins, 629</t Central avenue.
WANTED—New and second hand
furniture. We buy, sell and store.
ff. It. Doyd, 204 anl 215 Third 3t.
Phone 71- 3-36 tf
WANTED—Position, by lady of ten
years, ex-iierlenee as book keeper, cann
ier and typist. Insarance work pro
ferred. Best of references given and
can furnish bond if necessary. Ad
dress V. L. S., Sentinel-Record.
S-22-4t.
__FOR REN1_
FOR RENT -5 room cottage 220
Parker avenue, one block or High
School. Phil 1-iOvy, 332 Central ave
nue. 8-22-tf,
H>H RENT——Three large furnish
ed rooms in private residence, 711
Orange street. Prominent people pre
ferred. 8-22-2W.
FOR RKNT Kloitant furnished cot
tage. 428 Whittington. Apply 473 Whit
tington. Pbona 634. t-18-tf
Hoousekeeplng apartments—Modern
2 and 3 room Buites, also single rooms
with gas plates Brick building, steam
heat. Milgtead Apartments, 137 Chapel
gtreet. 7-1-tf
Furnished rooms, sleeping or for
housekeeping, cook with gas. 82.00 a
week and up. 224 Court street, old
No. 14. The Alpine. 8-18 2m.
FOR R B N T—House-keeping
rooms; cook with gas; $2 and up;
one block from baths. William In
gram. 6 Court gtreet.
FUHNIHI!KD ROOMS—Bleeping or |
housekeeping, one block from Central
Ave., $1.26 per week and up. 113 Market
Bt. 3-18-tf
FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RKNT
—1)6 per month; electric light and fuel
gas; bedroom and kitchen. 110; large
stable; take North Border oar to I it-11
Street; one block up Defl. Inquire at 14
Telephone 1666.
FOR RKNT- Nicely furnished three,
four and five room cottages; all modern
conveniences; beat residence part ef the
city; reasonable rent Apply 207 Cedar
Bt.. or Phone 288 l-12tf
FOR RENT—Nicely rurnlthed room*
and fiats for housekeeping; at! CCr.V"
fences; gas, running wster, electric
lights; close to the hot wster; Iron, Mag
nssla, Arsenic, Rock and Cox Springs
Bee these rooms before locating. Take
North Border Cars to 628 Park ave. J
FDR RENT—3 room fiat, gas range,
electric lights, running water, very
clean and cool. Summer rates, 460
Prospect avenue, 7-20 1m.
FOR REISS'—2, 3, 4, 6, 6-room
modern cottages furnished from
112.50 to 25 i>er month; take car at
deport for 351 Whittington. Phone
$08. First class 'oom nnd board Tor
$30-135 per month; best In the city.
12-13 tr.
""FOR RENT—Furntsed flat* and
rooms for light housekeeping. Gas
water, lights. $3 per week up. Near
Bath Houses. The Ingle, Ramble S:
Mrs. A. F. Grainger. Phone 1038.
FOR RENT -Furnumen cottages. Call
ti Thomas Doherty, phona Mi, earner
Malvern and Jefferson. tf
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment.
333 Prosper, s-ioim.
FOR RENT.Two modern 5-room
cottages, toot and cold water, and ga*.
524-526 Orange street. Inquire or
.Mrs. Jog Stone, 415 Quapaw. or phone
1320. 8-23- tr,
~FOn RENT—Three rooms furnish
ed cottage, 240 Court St. 81 t*I.
NEATLY FURNISH Rt) ROOMS~
Modern. Mrs. B, SHANNON. 132
Central Avenue. *
Kurnlflhcd rooms, Bleeping or for
housekeeping, cook with gas, $2.00 a
week and up. 224 Court street, old
No. 14, The Alpine. 8 18-2m.
FOR RENT—Five room cottage,
with modern conveniences, unfurnish
ed. Apply No. 8, Cedar Terrace.
7-27 tf/
Wallace Apartments, modern turn
. Ished apartments for light housekeep.
Ing, 444 Prospect, llhone 1897.
FOR KENT—5-room cottage No. 1
Eddy, corner Magnolia, at $15. Has
lights, wafer, sewer. See W. T. Haw
kins, G29 1-2 Central ave.
8-12 tf.
FOR RENT—Clean, cool furnisher
rooms, 211 Whittington ave., Mrs
F. Marsh, prop. 8 16-2W.
FOR SALE
FOR SAUK—Three-room house and
two lots, near Oaklawn race track
*710 will take tnis property, coat
$l,lun. Apply to J. K. Curtiss, 3tt
Valley street. 8-22-tt,
FOR SAUEJ—Good milch cow and
heifer calf; fine winter milker, 21t
Silver street. 8 20 3t.
'FOR SAUE—Real estate valuation
$12,000 for $9.000—rents for $100 per
montih. Address “Bargain,” this Of
fice. 8-23 tf.
FOR SAUE—A fine automobile Tor
cash, or exchange for real estate close
in. Inquire Chas. Harmon, 124 Hob
son avenue. 8-16Gt.
FOR 8ALE—One *<►—n. j». Auto Road
ster. Fully equipped. Address Box 274,
City. 4-«-H
• OR jALE—SODA FOUNTAIN
AT MVIESTIC PHARMACY.
BEASLEY DRUG CO.4-20-tf
FOR SAUE—My house on Hender
son avenue, electric ngnts, water and
hath. A. G. Suilenberger. 8 4 tt.
FOR SAUE OR RENT—The FursrJ
mi*; ui u iuuiu coinage. .111 rnruer
avenue. 8 20 lw
FOR SALE.
Wnlte Sulphur Springs hotel ami
grounds for sale. 120 acres, part un
der cultivation. “Easy terms.'’ or
exchange for city property", Address
White Sulphui Springs Hotel.
8-2 tf.
FOR SALE-—Howell Hill, finest place
/i Arkansan—22 acres, half mil* from
i i.-iUki wn race track, an Higdon ferrj
road. New house, fine water, fruit.
Terms easy. Phone 420. Address .Ino.
W. Howell, R. P. D. No. 1. 3-15 tf
FOR RENT OR BAI.B— House of 10
rooms and bath, partially furnished, lo
cated In best residence section. Charles
*V. O'Bryan, at Arkansas National Bank.
11-»-tf
A BIG BARGAIN.
Five room residence, nice hall
and bath with otner modern
conveniences, 300 feet from
Central ave. car lino. 5 blocks
from Market street. Stable,
chicken yard, trees, fine neigh
I'ontiood, J2..i0u. tan mako
terms. Address M. R., this of
flee. 8-16-lOt.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Shirts mad.e to order, fit guaranteed,
goods furnished, phone 1168.
8-17 6t.
Original Budweiser Beer on tap at
New York Bar.. 7-13.
Phono 860, Al Williams and Son,
oiccesHors tip Tom Dougherty, 651
Malvern avenue, for good things to
rat in the grocery and meat market
line. We keep the best, and give
(lie most for the money of any gro
cery in the city. Our stock Is fresh,
clean and select, delivery quick and
prompt. Just try us with an order.
7-14 tf.
ARLINGTON HACK STAND OP
>OSITE ARLINGTON HOTEL, CAR
RIAGE CALLS ANSWERED
’ROMPTLY DAY OR NIGHT. PHONE
.916. LEE MAYBERRY, PROPRIE.
TOR.
.... 1 WO CKUIOb.
IQnilMn Hi the Htc.m-.hli o,.ration
AnUUlU) CLEVELAND no DAYS
TH It - (17,000 teas) rn.T
...T/Le sn >'hp «r« to IM» « CKO
U/ fl D I n Yaw York Octohei $ 650
• I U II L U tl. lftl . Vhe wend AND UP
to leave Han Pra» Including
ON AN claco Feb. 9. i»i? All
nPF AN Vnnua. Event Trip Nroessar*
Oct . 1912* Feh. Expanses
I INFD 1917, by large < 'ruis Aboard
i-IlT C.H. inn 8. 8. Victoria and
il,tiUe. Ashore
HAMHURQ* AMERICAN UNb.
*09 Olive Bl., 81. !»nt*. If
or L«cai Afctit
TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN.
I have $5,000 to $15,000 trust funds
to loan on extra good seourity. (Yias.
N. Rlx. 89-16 tf.
WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND
CHECK SAME TO fOUR DE8TINA
TION WITHOUT e/TRA CHARGE
CALL AT OUH OFFICE OR PHONE
962. COOLER *008. i.iVFRY «
TRANSFER ‘"0.
MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York. Aug. 22—'Detailed re
cltal of todays operations on t'he slock
exchange wouhl hardly throw much
light on (he general financial situa
tlon. The market opened with k
number of substantial recessions in
■which Union Pacific took ills now
familiar place as leader.
In its early losses the list simply
followed the course of London, where
all Americans, particularly tne Har
rimans were under pressure.
(Further details concerning the Pro
posed retrenchment on the Harnraan
railroads were forthcoming, all tend
ing to show that this important sys
tem purposes carrying out its avowed
policy with little delay.
The labor situation on the Ullno t
Central, widen owes alleglaTTce to tu*
Harriinan lines aiso was reported tc
have became acute.
An estimate of t'he North Dakota
wheat crop places the probable bar
vest at 80,(10(1,00(1 bushels against 36,*
060,000 last year. Dispatches trom
Oregon, Montana, Idaho and Wash
Ington point, to enormous yields in
these states.
Honda were steady; total sales, par
value, amounted to $1,216,000.
United states government bonds
were unchanged on call.
NEW YORK COTTON,
New York, August 22.—It was a
very quiet day in cotton and prices
fluctuated irregularly within a range
of about “ten points on active new
crop months. August was relatively
tirin, probably, as a result of covering
by belated sliortB and closed ten
points net Higher, while new crop
positions were net unchanged*to two
points higher with the final tone o'
the market steady.
The opening was steady at a de
cline of 2 at 6 (joints and during the
first few minutes active positions sold
from five to eight points under tne
closing iigiires or last night under
scattering liquidation* local bear pres
sure and selling by Icoding trade
interests, which was supposed to be
in I he way of hedges, owing to tne
increasing new crop movement.
The action of the market suggested
that existing accounts were being ev
ened up and that fresh business was
being restricted by the approach ot
trie government s September condition
report, regarding which the trade
evidently feels considerable uncer
tainty owing to the conflicting char
acter of private crop accounts.
Keceipts today were 17,027 against
!>,;m mst week and 12,;i»4 last year.
Today s receipts at New; Orleans 1,163
bales against 11,847 last year and a’
Houston 8,188 aaginst 5.728 last year.
PURE FOOD EXPERTS.
Day’s Session Devoted to Soft Drinks
and Nuts.
Duluth, Minn., Aug. 22.—loday’s
sess'on of the convention of the Na
tronal and Stale Pure Food Fxports
was mostly consumed with .the pre
sentation of an exhaustive-report on
re-organization of the association anil
by a discussion of so-called ’’soft”
drink Ingredients and their alleged*
habit forming propensities.
It was declared by various mem
bers of (he association that a free in
•lulgence in a majority of soft drinks
offered by (he drug and small shop
trade is naving a dangerous effect up
on the nation. Citing a case in par
ticular, one delegate claimed that a
college youth required several glasses
of a certain beverage morning, noon
and night to maintain an equitable
nervous system. Some of the con
coctions, it was claimed, contained
serious quantities of cocaine and cat
feine.
Placing old nuts with new, and
selling the mixture as first class was
frowned upon hy one commissioner and
especially was the alleged system of
oioring pecans with acids declared
bad for (he consumer, inasmuch as the
acids permeates the nut.
TAFT TO ADDRESS VETS.
Wasnington Aug. 22.—President
Taft lgft Washington tonight for Ko
Chester, N. Y., where tomorrow hfi
will address the National Bncampment
of the Grand Army of tho Republic
and will then proceed *o his oiimtner
home in Beverly, Mass. He was ac
companied by Major Putt and Secre
tary Hilles.
MADERO BACK TO MEXICO.
Cnautla, Morelos, Mex., Aug. 22.—
Satisfied wltn the manner In whir*
the Zapatatlstas are being mustered
out, Francisco I. Madero has planned
to return to the capitol tomorrow
night. He will leave here in the
morning for Yautepee and Cujutla,
where he will confer with (WReral
Gabriel He fnandez. He will then
visit General \mhro*In Figueroa in
lvlla, leaving for Mexico Oily In ifae
afternoon.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
Notioe is hereby given that In pur
nuance of the authority and directions
contained in the decretal order of tbe
Chancery Court of Garland County,
made and entered on the 26th day of
June, A. D., 1911, In a certain cause
(No. 4773) then {tending therein be
tween Joseph Baer, complainant, ana
Josepn Baer, Solo Baer, Max Baer,
Ceaeeal Baer, Dora Wolfsohn, George
Wolf80hn, Gustave Wolfsohn, Seiguert
woltsonn, Nathan Wolfsohn and aer
lino MarctiB, defendants, the under
signed, as Commissioner of said Court
will offer for sale at public vendue
to the highest bidder, at the front
door or entrance of the County court
house, in wmch said Court is held, in
the County of Garland, within the
hours prscribed by law for judicial
sales, on Monday, tbe 4th day of Sei>
tember, A. D., 1911, the following
described real estate, to-wit: A part
of lot 6, block 2, C. H. iHenderson's
subdivision of Oaklawn subdivision
of a part of the northwest quarter ot
the southeast quarter and the norta
east quarter of the southwest quar
ter of section 8, township 3, south of
ranee 19, west, according to the
recorded plat of the said subdivision
described as follows.
Commence at the northeast corner
of said lot 6; thence south on Central
avenue bearing slightly to the west,
42 feet; thence west parallel wtth
Henderson avenue 100 feet; thence
due north 42 feet to Henderson ave
nue, thence eas on tiie south line ot
Henderson avenue 100 feet more or
less to the place of beginning, boing
a traot or lot 100 feet cast and west
by 42 feet north and couth in Garland
County. Arkansas.
Terms of .Sale: On a crean of mie«>
months, the purchaser being required
to execute a bond as requires by law
and the order and decree of said court
in said cause, with approved security
bearing interest at tlhe rale of six per
cent per annum from date or sale an
til paid, and a lien being retained on
the premises sold to secure tbe pay
im>nt nf Iho mirnhaaii mnnnv
Given under my hand tuts 12th day
of August, A. D„ 19U.
H. A. WHITTINGTON,
Commission in Chancery.
COMMISSIONER’S SALE.
Notice is hereby given, that in pur
suance of the authority and dlrection.
eontained in the decretal order of the
Chancery Court of Garland County
made and entered on the 31st day ot
July, A. 1)., 1911, in a certain causr
(No, 4166) then pending therein po
tween -Sarah T. Howler, uavid f.
Fowler, Albert B. H'owier, Florence
Bledsoe, and Willie Martin, complain
ants, and Frances Jane McKinney,
John W. Fowler, C. A, H'owier, Jas
W. Fowler, Martftia Alexander, Bo
pnronia Ford, Ollie Jackson, iviar
vin Jackson, Karl Jackson and winni#
Jackson, defendants, the undersigned,
as Commissioner of said Court, wit
offer for sale at public vendue to tnc
highest bidder, at the Ifont door oi
entrance of the County Courthouse,
in which said Court )s held, in the
County of Garland, willhin the nour»
prescribed by law for judicial sale*,
on Monday, the 4th day of Septem
ber, A. D., 1911. the following de
s< ritied real estate, to wit. ixus ow
(1) and two (2) in block thirty-two
132) in South Hot Springs, of the Wlty
of Hot -Springs, Arkansas in Garland
County, Arkansas.
Terms of Sale: On a credit ot
three months, the purchaser being re
quired to execute a bond as required
by law and the order and decree of
said Court in said cause, with apprnv
ed security, bearing interest at th<
rate of six per cent per annum from
date of sale until paid, and a lien tie
Ing retained on tfhe premises sold to
t ho tiutimonl a > f i mi coh n m 1
money.
Given under my hand this 12th daj
of August, A. D., 1911.
II. A. WHITTINGTON,
Commission In Chancery.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gabe Gershman has bought the
Payton market, 430 Ouachita, and »8
urea patrons he keeps the very best
nd only the best. Meals delivered
to any part of the city. Good service.
Cir*t class goods, prompt delivery,
Phone 914 and he will make good.
7- 14 tf.
All kinds of pictures taken, nil
kinds of places, at ail times of the
day. Group pictures a specialty.
High class work. Phone 460 or 191H.
J. E. Collins Arsenic springs Studio.
8- 19 tf.
A well known Des Moines woman
after suffering miserably for two
days from bowel compla'nt. was cur
ed by one dose of Chamberlain's Col
ic, Cholera by Diarrhoea Remedy. For
sale by all dealers.
Pasture for Horee* and Cows.
Clover, bermuda. orchard grass and
millet. Onren's Place, Third ptroot;
Address E. Uelser, R. F. J). No. :
It , 8-8-lmJ
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Think of It! You can buy a
piano for less money anil on
better terms from D. C. Men
arils than from anyone. Why’
Because Hie buys his pianos tor
spot cash from the largest fac
tories in the country. His
terms are as low as $1.25 per
week and up. Call and see the
Chickerlng, Emerson aud oth
er celebrated makes.
D. C. RICHARDS
Phone 104. 724 Central av.
Grand Opening of
SPRING LAKE
Under Entire New Management.
The Famous Spring Lake Summer
I'esort is now open for the season.
Ugh altitude, fine fishing and boat
ng, as well as hunting. Scenery un
urpassed. Only six miles from Hoi
Springs, accessible tiy throe dail)
rains, or ocauliful drive.
8PRING CHICKEN DINNERS
o order, country style, $1.00 a plate.
Soliciting your patronage, I am,
Very Bincerly yours,
E. D. REEVES,
Manager.
First Oiasi
JEWISH PRIVATE BOARD
and
FURNISHED ROOMS
MRS. MAX LYONS,
217 '""idblne St. Phone 184t
IARKANSAW AUTO CO.
“Valley Red" Manager.
Seven paasenger Wcscott
touring cars for hire, day or
night Telephone 400.
7 4-1m
A DISGRACE
Te go through life like a deformed beln,
when the culture of dancing overcome
these defects, lends grace to one's oarrl
age and commands an erect, uulck stet
Dancing taught every afternoon an<
•venlng from 2 to I and 8 ••> 1* p. m
Walts, two-step, reverse gusiar.i' ■ <) li
•lx lessons. Private lessons by appoint
ment. Efficient lady and gentleman as
'Istants. Largest private academy In th*
'Lata. Fine floor; good orchestra.
SOCIAL DANCES
> ondty, Wednesday and Friday Evenings.
Mrs. Babcock’s
Dancing Hall
OLD CITY HALL BUILDING.
Visitors are cordially Invited to visit
the school.
THU BUST GOODS 1M THU AAJ
KST 8KKVKH OVTCH THR BAR
Imported Olive OT1 and Gcnuln
Italian Spaghetti,
Monte Cristo Cafe
Vincent uepe Prep.
Ml Malvern Ac*, f ,U;jt, Pstcna »"
*
The Knickerbocker
MR*. W. LAUHER, Prop. ^
• ATISFIED
That If the way you fro! at home ^ X ' ’ -~»3fjg |
The Him foeltm prevail* among the f« -• ^j- , 4 .
Cueaia at the £fV ' .
KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL - _ \ ***"-' ,
tot end cold nimitna water In eaelt » S
00m. Hath roams on <-n, h floor. Meals RIbBhSBMI*.* --•*.
• trettturd oy Hot Hprlnir* moat »tolu- * * .. ? ..§;
tlve people. Located 4 l.lo.-M loan ds ■ .yr li
of. S t dock a from II. H. Bath llsuaes. . B>ds^|S
bsolutsly Modern. F irs .'•roof “ fL ’ ** . fi
Stesm Hest i’ - \ I ^ jL
lirsricin Plan: Rllu HO P»r Wink «nd Up ^ * ' "< ‘
?28 Priipjct Am. Phooi 185 !
— m—T ——T--r "—:-: — 1 ■.—— ■
a Milwaukee Hotel l
# J. P. MICKEY, Proprietor _
9 Centrally located, nrat-clasa and Strictly Modern In every r»a ^
▲ partnient and conducted on American Plan. Electric Elevator. *
Steam Heot, Hot and Cold Waiter in B\erj Room. Cogy. Comfort ■
41 able, Reasonable In Price, Fire Proof and Homelike. In the Maart * !
^ of the Bnalnoae District, away from noise and duet. ▲
Opposite Federal Hoapital and Bath House Hew.
♦■♦■♦■♦■♦■♦a
The Spaulding: Hotel
Corner Central Ave., and Chapel St
Hot and Cold Water. Large Cloaet In each Room. Mo«t Centrally Located
Hotel In Town. Two Minutes Walk from Depots, Pcatofflce, Banka and i
..Bath House Row. Large Free Sample Room.
ROOMS $3.50 PER WEEK AND UP
l AN IDEAL PLACE TO STOP 4 1
I THECHIQAGQ STAG j|
346-348 CENTRAL AVENUE ;;
X Opposite noted Maurice Bath House and the Open 5| ring
v Modem in Ewy Resptcf. Slriefly Fir*l-C!j*i .Call and Inspect. ■
Rates: $2.50 Per Week and Up
The Imperial Hotel
Corner Spring and Cottage Streets
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Call Bells, Up-to-date Service, Open th» year
Round; all Outside Rooms; first-class family hotel,
LOCATION—-One block from Bath Houses, Government Reservation, Au
ditorium Theater and Postoffice. Phone 1032.
J. M. SI1KPLOCK, Manager
WES: $1 to $1.50 Pir Day. Spiels! Ratos by tbi Month
fave Cooper'* Transfer Agent check bag J. S. LEONARD, Prop 1
jage and take bus direct to hotel.
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Rooms and Board One Dollar Per Day
m ■ m are a-v a—' e*-' /\ a I
Take Coopers’ Bus and fare refun- ded at hotel. j
The Palace Hotel
414 1-2 416 1-2 Central Avenue 1993
•'BEST FAMILY HOTEL IN HOT SPRINGS”
HOME FOR INVALIDS AND CRIPPLES
No Walking—In Center of Bath House Row — Best Meals In Town—
American Plan—$1.00 per day and up—Rooms $2.0C per week and up—
Call and tec us before locating.
BRING THIS AD AND GET YOUR BUS FARE REFUNDED
Mr*. M. J. MERRIL. Owner and Prop.
: Great Northern Hotel _
: AND BATH HOUSE \
, STRICTLY EUROPEAN-RATES, $1.00 AND UP ■
< Mill Cuviiiiilly Lieilid Nitil and liih Hint li Nit Sprhifi
1 Hath Ron** Under nov&rmnrnt Hnrxvrvlalon Hot*? Hewly Furnltb«d T'lronllwt
Hot and t old Bounina: Water In lioorna . I
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t NKXT DOOR ’rO FcMTOKKIOB V* 0. WlLLlAWoUH.UI., ■
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Water Proof Portland Cement
LaClede Fire Brick and Clay, Drain
and Sewer Tile-all sizes.
C. J. HORNER CO. ,
407.. PHONES- 4Q^
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HELLO: HERE YOU ARE: j | ■
Z Brunswick’s Rheumatic Oil j
• CURES I
■ Rheumatism and Local Pains J
■
■ 356 Central Ave., Hale Block •