The Sentinel=record., October 15, 1911, Page 4, Image 4

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1 LANGSTON HfGH SCHOOL.
Among gther new features in the
calendar' the I^ingelton High
School 1<>&£19U-1912 lg a aeries ol
- ■» .
See S. J. SULLIVAN
-For
IRON FENCES
C ieapsr Than Wood
MUT’-ULnrrwitarmu rng
And White Bronz<
MONUMENTS
Bronze is everlast
Ml, stone is not.
LOCK BOX 293
PHONE 1349.
sermons to be preached to the High
School and grammar grades, by the
pastors of the city churches.
1 V u 'lul Ixnig) "nas /.‘t ided tba*t
some rt^ijgiions instruction mixed
1 with the text book work would not
be out of place, but a mighty stim
ulus by the pupils in a moral way.
These sermons are to be educative
and religious in every sense of the
meaning, and the Idea (is to go be
yond the child to the parents.
The fir$t of this series of sermons
will be preached today at 3:30 o’clock
at the Visitors' Chape on Church
street by Rev. P; J\ Hill, assisted
by Rev. D. E. Johnson,
i The Langston pupils are to assem
ble' at the school building on School
street at 3 o’clock and together with
th<‘ teachers of the respective de
partments go iu a holy to the church.
Ample a'comraodations wi 1 be made
for parents and visitors.
One of the leading features of the
service will be the musical program
to be In charge of the Visitors Chap
el choir.
PENNANT GASOLINE
PURE AND CLEAN.
More Power per Gallon Than Any Other on the
Market.
Best for Stoves, Lights, Autofyobiles, anil Launches.
Waters Pierce Oil Co.
Phone 224 I
—— will I ■■limn .. WWIMWIM—r—■
I NATURAL GAS
x'on t iane any chances. The natural gas business
is no experiment with us. We have handled and installed
every make stove, heater, burner and light manufac
tured. We know from experience the best. We have a
full line of the best natural gas appliances made, and at
the lowest price. Call at our show rooms and see our
line. Every article and all work guaranteed satisfactory
in every way or your money back. If you cannot call,
telephone and our man will call on you.
Hot Springs Plumbing & Machine Co.
205 VALLEY ST. TELEPHONE 58
GIANTS WIN
FIRST GAME
(Continued From Page One.)
when Maker dropped Thomas’ good
‘hrow and Snodgrass slid in. Hee/og
was passed. The double steal was
fried and failed. Cabins taking
Thomas’ throw and returning it switt
and true, catching Snodgrass at the
plate.
in the seventh Barry struck out,
Thomas filed to Snodgrass and
Fletcher threw out Bender.
New York won out in this inning.
Davis beat Fletcher in a race for
first on the latter’s tap. Meyers nit
to the left field fence for an easy
two bagger and the crowd yelled.
Hat hew h€n proved au easy victim to
Bender’s wiles and struck out, but
Devore set the crowd wild nnj put
New York ahead with a smash over
third for two bases on which Mey
ers easily scored. It was history
repeating itself in the Giants' lucky
seventh, Doy e walking and there wag
more rooting jn the stands for anoth
er Giant run, but Snodgrass fanned.
Willi vlrlnrv in hi« ernun if he
could hold the champions of 1910
down. Mathewson began the eighth
by striking out Lord. Oldring filed to
Devore and the side was out wnen
Mulhewson himself threw Collins out
at first.
With one New York man out Mer
k e hunted safely, but was left when
Herzog fanned and Fletcher filed to
Murphy.
It was the ninth and the Athletics'
last chance. Baker made it one out
when he grounded to Merkle, who
beat him to the sack. It was two out
when Murphy hit a high one that
Mcyerg caught In from of the plate,
it was al over and New York's game
when Davis hit to Fletcher and out
to Merkle.
“We got one game and expect to
get the others,’’ remarked Manager
MoGraw as he stepped out of the
clubhouse tonight. Beyond express
ing his confidence he had nothing to
say.
There was no gloom in the Phil
adelphia team when the payers
reached their hotel after the game.
Connie Mack said:
“One swal ow does not make a
summer, you know. While we lost
the opening game, it doesn’t mean
we will lose the series. My boys
played fine ball and aj team that
plays up to its season’s standard Is
in it til! Che finish. Mathewson
lias no terrors for us iike he had in
1395. The lucky breaks of the game
were against us today, but wait until
next week. The Giants can’t ger
them all, we both have good teams
If we hadn't wef wouldn't he playing
for a world's championship a second
time in two years.’’
The Phi adelphia team left for
home at 9:30 a. m.
The score:
PHILADELPHIA. 1
ABRH IT) A E
i-ord, if. ..4. .4 0 2 2 0 0
Oldring, cf.4 0 2 1 0 0
Collins, 2b.3 0 0 0 5 1
Bake)} rf. 4 1 2 0 1 1
Murphy, rL ..4_3 (1 it 1 0 0
Davis, lb. 4 0 1 s o o
1 Barry, ss.3 0 0 0 1 0
Thomas, c.3 0 o 12 2 0
Bonder, p. 3 0 l o l '•
Totals .31 1 6 21 It) 2
NEW YORK.
AB R H PO A E
Devore, If. 3 0 1 3 0 0
Doy e, 2b. 3 0 1 t o 0
Snodgrass, cf.2 1 0 2 t) o
Murray, rf. 3 0 0 1 0 0
Merkle, lb. 4 0 1 11 l tt
Herzog, 3b.'.. 3 0 o t) ■> ()
Fletcher, ss. 4 0 0 2 3 0
Meyers, c. 3 1 1 7 1 o
Mathew son, p. .... 3 0 it) 4 o
Totals .28 2 3 27 11 0
Sore by innings:
Philadelphia . 010 000 000—1
New York . 000 010 10x—2
Two base hits—Oldring 2, Myers
Devore.
Sacrifice hits—Murphy, Murray,
Sio en base—Doyle.
Left on bases—Philadelphia 5,„ New
York 7.'
First base on balls—Off Mathew
son 1, off Bender 4.
First base on errors—New York 1.
Hit by pitcher—By Bender (Snod
grass 2.)
Struck out by Bender 11, by Math
ewson 5.
Passed ball—Meyers.
Time 2:12.
Empires Klem and Brennan CNa.
tiona ) Conollly and Dineen (Ameri-.
can).
BasebaP, World’s Championship
series, by wire direct from the
grounds to the Kentucky Club dnr
itiff the entire series* of games. Ev
erybody welcome. Admission and
seats free. iO-ll-&t
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Albert Mendel & Co. |
| Shop Talk |
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V SHOW A MOST PLEASING X
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LADIES COATS ?
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X IN VELVET. VELOUR. BROAD- •?
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y CLOTH AND IN MIXED MAT
X ERIALS AND FUR COATS. X
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$ Sole Agents $
FOWNES GLOVES.
X “None so Good”
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l Albert Mntdel&Co. ?
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*. ‘The Home of Style and Quality' y
422 Centra! Avc. X
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3 ue Points on the Half Shell. Al
bright’s.
B tie Points on the Half Shell. Al
bright’s.
Scientific Massage
And Electric Treatment
(For Ladies Only)
By MRS. LIVINGSTON.
•hyslelan's examination and bathing di
rections with course of treatment.
OFFICE 125ba CENTRAL AVE.
{EAT AT
THE CAFE
OF
QUALITY
The Flavor of the Food
Appeals to the Palate of
the Epicure.
Music 12 to 2 and
6 to 8 p. m.
DINNER
Ready to Serve Special
ties from 11:30 a. m. to 8
p. m. Popular Prices.
SEA FOODS
Fresh Oysters, Live
^-obst'TS, Soft Shell Crabs,
Frog Legs, Shad Hoe,
Fresh Shrimp, and all
Kinds of Fresh and Salt
Water Fish received daily.
Tables reserved for
ladies. Private dining
rooms and German grill.
THE PLACE TO GO
AFTER THE SHOW
ALWAYS OPEN
Jack Frisky
| Proprietor |
Michigan Sliced Peaches j
(In small cans.) ■
For the small family and light housekeeper. J
These are first class Michigan peaches fully ripe and ■
have the true peach flavor. *
They are packed in good syrup and are just the thing ■
to give a delightful peach flavor to man\ different *
deserts. •
i Pound Cans ioc. j
$1.15 a Dozen J
Oliucr Finnic Company j
707 CENTRAL AVENUE. TELEPHONE 1-12 ■
i GOLDEN’S j
• PHONE 227 j
i MARKET j
When Paying a Call
often noticed how
cozy and comfortable a gag
Beater made your friend's
apartment. Then why don’t
you use gae to take the chill
off your rooms. It’s cheaper
than coal because when ■ the
_ room is lsarm anonah von turn
oft the gas and stop expense
There are many other good
points about the use of gas.
Come and learn them.
Dot Springs mater Co.
TELEPHONE 189 6AS DEPARTMENT
-TWO WINNERS—
Albatross Flour
Alameda Coffee |
Both took first prize at
State Fair for past 4 years.
Ask your grocers for these
brands and take no other.
L. D. COOPER, Olvtrlbuter.
AUTUMN’S SAD AND
GLOOMY NIGHTS,
are made bright and Joyful by tna
electric light In your nome. Its ad
vantages over gas or kerosene and
any other Ulumlnant are too well
known to be described. Its conven.
itnlence, cleanliness, and sclntnating
beauty appeals to all who love things
beautiful. The cost of Installation
s very moderate. Get estimate rrom
Schmelzel
Anything Electrical
619 Central Ave. Phone 221
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Tin: iMA.’ioMi nitwit, ^
I_ j
l*rw*irUt. A •« lil t III - ITRft
IH fill 1 Ml I'll |( f ’jj
years Itr.'uwn as Ue$f, Safest. Always Reliable
SOtP BY DRUGGISTS EVLRYWHERt
The best plaster. A piece of flan
tel dampened with Chamberlain’s
.iniment and bound on over the af
ected parts is superior to a p aster
Mid costs only one teuUh us much,
(or sale by all dealers,
.
S TAKE YOUR
• PRESCRIPTIONS TO ■
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■ Hogaboom's ■
! DRUG STORE j
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717 CENRRAL AVE.
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J Ask your doctor about J
■ us and phone 656
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MAJESTIC PHARMACY
BEASLEY DRUG CO., Proprietor*.
IN MAJESTIC HOTEL.
Bathing Outfits,
Drujgists’ Outfits,
Prescription* Delivered to Your Door.
Grand Opening of
SPRING LAKE
/
S’4
Under Entire New Management.
The Famous Spring L»k* Summer
tesort Is now open for the season,
fish altitude, fine fishing and boat
ng, as well as hunting. Scenery un
urpasged. Only six miles from Hot
Prings. accessible by three daily
rains, or beautiful drive,
SPRING CHICKEN DINNERS
o order, country ityie, *1.00 a plate.
Soliciting your patronage, f am.
Very sincerly yours,
8. R. RWWV1RS.
Manager.
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\ W-A-N-T-E-D |
1 To Deliver on Short no- if
$ tice 100 Assorted Klee-1]
2 trie'!
I
| LET IIS QUOTE ESI' LS
I Rush Bros.
\ 819 Central Avenue
\ Phone 936
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ARK.
1100,000.88
I Surplus and Profits, *250,000.0*
CHA8. N. RIX, President
E. F. KLEIN, Vies-Pres,
t D. LASER, Vl.ee-Pres.
I CHAS. W. O’BRYAN, Cashtsr
I HENRY W. MYAR, Director
HENRY FELLHEIMER, Director
I>«es s full banking buslr.es*.
Cashes drafts ana checks for fi
S visitors. Draw our own drift* H
■ on all parts of Europe. We sell 11
Traveler's Money Orders, with If
■ Identification payable In all fsr- I
I elgn countries In the money of II
■ the country you may be in upon H
■ presentatlen. g I
'James E. Hogue
ATTORNEY.
Senographer and Notary In office, W
floor, Arkansas National Bank Built'
mg.
DON’T FORGET
WE CARRY GARDEN SEED
. L. G. READER
Groceries, Feed and Seed.
12011-3 Central Avenue. Pbone IS
Fair Treatment. Lowest Pricss.
Prompt Delivery.
Try Us for Groceries and eeFt
You are not experimenting »
yourself when you take OhsmberKWI
Hough Remedy, for a cold as tint
preparation has won its great reputa
tlon and extensive sale by Its I*
markable cores of colds, and can al
ways he depended ut*)n. -It is usual
'y valuable for adults and o!iiidr*s
and may be given to young chiMTSt
wltti Implicit confidence as it cos
tains no b&rtnful drug. Sold by all
dealer*. 4 ' If]
MURRAY i
Transfer and Storage Gompani
IAN HANilLt AKUiiiM SAFE! j
Office corner Malvern Avert!
and Valley street 1
Phene It |
I. A. Lyons I
Lawyer
Notary Public j
802 1-2 CENTRAL AVE. I
TELEPHONE *>■
Special attention given to legel bnalnUij
>f vixliora
ARLINGTON ORUG STOiJ
E1JELE ( BENT. Klin. I
815 CENTRAL AVENUE. |
Opposite Arlington Hotel. H
Jas.* L. Grahafll
Attorney at law. 1
Office, Rose building, 803>4 Ottrtiw*
snue Practices 1* *U courts.
ind federal courts. |
Phone:—Office, 746; res ,HW. ?;
Prompt Ambulance isrvlOA
Telephene 483.
H.McCAFFERTjl
undertaker!
•01 Central Avenua. jl
HOT SPRING* AHKANS8*