The Sentinel=record., December 19, 1911, Page 4, Image 4

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I Our Great
I Annual
On
AT THE
Southern
I Palace
Ladies and
Gents’
Hankerchiefs
of Finest
Quality and
Greatest
Variety at
Special Prices
Imported
French Gloves
Austrian Fans
Handsome
Neckwear
Xmas
Novelties
la Great Varie
Pr at Spacial
rices
AT THE
HALL FILES SUIT
AGAINST MAYOH
ALSO ASKS RESTRAINING ORDER
TO PREVENT “INTERFERENCE"
FROM POLICE.
«ays Hi* Property wa* Damaged
$200 and Wants $400 for Other
Damages from Mayer and
Officials.
Mayor V’. \V. Waters, Chief of Po
lire Leonard and Chief of the Kir*
iJeparOnent, hedding. were each nam
ed as defendants in a suit filed b.
counsel for H. Hall yes:erday at.
lernu.i. Hall wants damages in tin
j sum of $200 for actual loss, alleged
and $400 for other damages.
Hall is the Malvern avenue pawn
broker with whom the mayor auu
liolioe department have had trouble
over alleged violations of the flr«
ordinances of the city.
Hail i lot alone asks damages bui
asks that a restraining order be is
seed to prevent the mayor or the
other city departments from interfer
lug with him in the progress of the
work he is doing on his building on
Malvern avenue
The matter now being in courts
of record, there is probably an in.
t e-rest1.'ig issue ahead. Yeatciua.v iu
police court Hall was fitted $25 again
for violations of the fire ordinances
but he took an appeal the custom
followed in the other cases.
LEVY OSTRICH FEATHER CO.
BIG XMAS SPECIALS.
We just received a shipment of flat
Birds of Paradise- We are going ti
Bell same as low us $12.50 up to $i».
Beautiful Heron Aigrettes $:) fo;
two bunches for $u.00.
One lot of about 25 fine Freud
and Willow Plumes, all colors, wortl
up to $17.5i). Choice of lot $12.50,
Every one guaranteed perfect vai fir.
est male stock. Ostrict Bands foi
Hats $1-50 to $5-ou.
The largest stock of Narabau hip
ostrich muffs, Boas. Stoles, from $■’
to $25.00, f'ver in the city.
Also a swell line of velvet, tapes
try and manderine hags $2.50 to $15,
A world of new nove'Ues in Alliatoi*
Bags. Purses, Card Cases, etc, etc
50c to $25. We absolutely have the
largest. Hue of exclusive novelties to
the city and the fined line of genuine
seal and Walrus Bags ever shown
Call before making your purchase.
LEVY OSTRICH FEATHER CO.
332 Central Avsnue.
134 Main, 43-45 Whitehall,
Oklahoma City Atlauta, Ga.
POUGHERTY ANNOUNCES.
Is a Candidate for Alderman from the
Fourth Ward in the Coming
City Primary.
Harry Dougherty, of the St, Charles
Hotel, announces this morning as a
candidate for alderman from the
Fourth ward, his candidacy being
subject to the action of the democra
tic city primary of January 17.
Mr. Dougherty has been a res
i idem, of this city for a number oi
years, and has been one of its bus.'
citizens. Until Inis time be neve
sought political honor being toe
busy Until this time he never
sought political honors, Ihetng too
busy with his personal affairs, but i)
announcing for office this time* he
does so only in the end that he
believes tie can serve the city well,
and help carry out its advancement.
Mr. Douherty has been a conclst
eut democrat, rlways taking a quiet
kart in political affairs when the
issue wag at stake. He is a care
ful and '.painstaking business man,
a successful hotel man and if he
Is selected as alderman to represent
the Fourth ward w-ill endeavor to give
the city his best efforts.
He has many friends who will stand
behind him in the campain and who
believe t^af he can land the office.
WEIMAR ANNOUNCES.
Is a Candidate for Re-Election for
Second Term From Fifth Ward.
From F'fth Ward.
Henry Weimar, the popular drug
gist, and now a member of tlw> state
board of pharmacy, announces this
morning ah a candidate for re-elec
tion to the office of alderman from
the Fifth ward, his candidacy being
subject to the action of the demo
cratic primary.
Mr. Weimar entered his municipal
duties at the urgent request of a
number of the large property own
ers of Ids ward, and his fidelity to
the people of bis section has made
him a roost popular official. In the
iiiu il he has stood shoulder to
shoulder with the administration ui j
the many public policies that have!
come up for consideration, and to
return him lo the council would mean
to enuurse not alme his action bn
the action of a city administration
that is trying to work out a better
and bigger Hot Springs.
There is little doubt but that Mr.
Weimar will receive consideraion
from a large following ta his ward,
and in the election that is to follow
will receive heart# support from
ail over the city.
DR. ELLIS ANNOUNCES.
Will Stand for Re-Election to Second
Term as Alderman From the
First Ward.
Dr. Leonard K. Ellis, who is Jus!
■onciudir.g Ins first term as alder,
am from the first ward, announces
Ills morning for re-eleotion to a sec.
md term, his candidacy being sub
eet to the action of the democratic
irimary election.
Dr. Ellis has been an active mom
ter of t lie present city adrov.iis.ra
ion. He is president of the boar I
of health, and has served on some
if the most important committees of
he council, always taking an active
nteresi in his work.
He is fci touch with the admuiistra.
Ion and has contributed his part as
in alderman to the successful man.
,ier in which the city affairs has
leen handled He <s broad and lib
eral in his views of local i*olk-ies.
ind the people of the First ward, ap
reciating the work of their represen
stive in the council, will no doubt
Ive him a wholesome majority in
eturnin him to the office.
WOMEN’S HAIR.
asy to Make it Soft, Luxuriant anc
Radiant.
Many women have hair so dull and
aded that il is actually repulsive.
These women have probably neve
leard of PARISIAN SAGE the iu-ig.
jratiiig hair dressing that is being
ised by thousands of refined •..omen
hroughout America.
If your hair i& falling or thin <
telling scalp; if your hair is nor as
aacinating as you would like to
ave it., go to Sorrell's Drug Store
his very day, ask for a fifty cetit
,x>ttle of PARISIAN SAGE and siar:
it once to make your hair perfect
and even glorious.
PARISIAN SAGE th guaranteed tc
give satisfaction or money back. Girl
wirh Auburn hair on every cartoon
For sale by Sorrell s drug store ami
Irugsists everywhere,
M’KINLEY CIRCLE ELECTS.
One of the most interesting meet,
ngs was held yesterday afternoon by
McKinley Circle, Ladies of the G. A.
R. After the usual routine of liits
ness the eleclion*bf officers was lied
*t which the following was elected.
President.. Miss (Hattie French.
Sr. Vice Pres.—Mrs. Dr Snyder.
.Tr. Vice Pres.—Mrs. Mary Burton
iSecretary—Mrs, Anna ‘ IjeD&cey
Peel.
Treasurer—Mrs. C. C. Sparks.
Chaplain—Mr Ijettie Thayer.
Conductress and Counsellor- Mrs.
J H, Avery.
Guard—Mrs. R. H. Ellsworth.
Delegate to National Convention—
VIis Dr. Snyder,
Alternate—Mrs. P. I! Eilaworti^
Mrs. Col. Tucker, of Litt'e Rock
who with Mrs. l/eD&eey Peel, of tb'i
Sty, are the national .:ora ol
!he Ladies of the O. A. U . of AiImr.
•'as was present in her >ffi' ial <a
i>adty. Mrs I X hi tan Roli-ngr-ni, of
Enid, Okla., a visiting member, was
present also.
Col. and Mrs. Tucker, of l.iUlo
Rock, were visitors to our city vee.
terdav, the guests of ('apt. irxi Mrs
A very.
and other ills, due to an inactive condi- j
; tion of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, ; !
; may be obtained most pleasantly and ] > !
’ most promptly by using Syrup of Figs :
and Elixir of Senna. It is not a new; j
and untried remedy, but is used by;
millions of wett-informed families through- i
| out the world to cleanse and sweeten j
and strengthen the system whenever a ;
laxative remedy is needed.
When buying note the full name;
of the Company—California Fig Syrup
i Co ,—printed on every package of the
genuine
Regular price 50* per hot. one aba only.
For tale by all leading druggists.
m
Are You
Like This?
Tired all the time, not much
good for anything, hardly able to
drag around, just ail run down.
If you are, we guarantee our VI
NOL will help you. It has helped
many people around here who were
in this condition.
Now look here, just try' one bot
tle of VINOL, and if you are not
satisfied that it did you good, come
back and get your money. It will
be returned w ithout question. That
is a fair proposition and show's our
faith in VINOL, and that we do
not want your money unless you re
ceive benefit.
Wt know what we arc talking
about because we have sold VI
NOL for y ears, and have seen how
much good it has done among our
customers.
VINOL is not a patent, secret
nostrum, hut an honest, tried and
true body builder and strength crea
tor of world-wide fame, delicious
and easy to take Come in today
and start ' our cure at once. You
*a»*- no r»s.;,
R. G. MORRIS DRUG CO.,
Hot Springs, Ark.
Horner Coal brings cheer.
An
Appeal
I To your judgement is
what we. want to make on
the cleaning question.
If you knew you could
have all soil removed from
I your most expensive gar
ments without injury to I
them you’d have it done
wouldn't you?
Our magnificient plant
\ equipped with all neces
sary machinery was in
stalled for the purpose of
rendering just this service
You’ll know us sooner
or later, lets get acquaint
ed now.
I Works, IOIO Malvern Av.
Office 209 Valley St.
Next to Craighead Laundry
EAT AT FRISBY’S
I The Cafe of Quality I
Music 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 p. m. f
DINNER
Ready to Serve Specialties from
1:30 a. in. to 8 p. m. Popular
prices.
SEA FOODS,
Fresh Oysters, Rive Robstem,
Soft Shell Crabs. Frojc Regs, Shad
Roe. Fresh Shrimp and all kinds
of Fresh and Salt Water Fish re
ceived dalyl.
Tables reserved for ladles. Pri
vate dining rooms and German
Brill.
The Place to Go After the Show
ALWAYS OPEN^
JACK FRI SBV, PROP.
'mm ■ mmmmmmm
Regal Auto Co.
rlrst Class Repairing and Painting
Machines Bought and Sold. Agents
For The REQAL Cars.
225 and 227 Ouachita Av. .
Shelton & Crawfoid
TELEPHONE 1M7.
t
j Silver Moon Candy j
I For Christmas I
• •
• The high quality of these Chocolates is so well known t
• that we need only call your attention to, and invite you
• to call and see the excellent assortment we have. _ a
• Ones fancy boxes .._ ___ a
a Twos fancy boxes ..$1.00 9
a Ones extra fancy boxes.65c
a Twos extra fancy boxes .$1.25 *
j Oliver-Finnie Company j
J 707 CENTRAL AVENUE. TELEPHONE 142 J
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\ GOLDEN’S j
« PHONE 227 j
j MARKET |
su • imm r~_ .jrnmmmejmmmmmmmmermmmem
—TWO WINNERS—
.... ■ 1 1
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, Distributer.
AUTUMN’S SAD AND
GLOOMY NIGHTS,
are made bright and Joyful by tne
eiectrio light in your nome. Its ad
vantages over gas or kerosene and
any other llluminant are too well
• TAKE YOUR
• PRESCRIPTIONS TO
0 I
Q f
• Hogaboom s *
1 DRUG STORE
«
■
« 717 CENRRAL AVE. *
a Ask your doctor about
us and phone 656 • I
MAJESTIC PHARMACY
BEASLEY DRUG CO., Proprietor#.
IN MAJESTIC KOTEL.
Btithing Outfits,
Dt mg sis’ Outfits,
Prescription* Delivered to Your Door
WB « ««« For 30 Year*
Hnfe> S 8 %g the Standard
^ Remedy for
Diieaies of Mucous Membranes
Experienced pharmacists will tell you Big G U
the accepted standard remedy for diseases of mu
cou» membranes-diwharfe« from the nose, throat
and urinal y organs. Avoid substitutes. Toexpe
'3 dangerous. Big G. used every* here since
IwO, hag proved wife and reliable. Non-poisonous,
antiseptic and tonic in it* properties,containing no
clsVrr nitrate., ainc sulphate, alcohol, cocaine. or
known to be described. Its conven. j
vtnience, cleanliness, and scintuattng (
beauty appeals to all who love thlnss
beautiful. The cost of Installation
Is very moderate. Get estimate from
Schmelzel
A uwi hind P!aa4i*Sai«I
* •••jr mu w»i iv«i
659 Central Ave. Phone 221
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Tint IHAMOMi IIIIANU. A
' l«dlr«t Aek yuur l*'uagl*t f y /*\
< hkhee.irr'R I>i iinoiidT(r«ni!/A\
IMlN :i. if. d : i l.oitl - • \V/
smlr.J v.ith In lift Rif».'»or..
Takft Do other, elujr of vopr ▼
l»rufjirUf. A Ml 1.4 Ili S.TFH H
1*1 UIHMI Kit VM* I'll |>, . , Li.a
yttx-, wuotrn a, ttedt, SAftst, Always RetUMft
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Kvery family has need of a pood,
reliable liniment. For sprains, bru
ises, soreness of the muscle* end
rheumatic pains there Is none bet.
ter than Chanilterlnin'r Sold by all
Ulenlers,
■ay narcow « may ne used full strenirth with
out fear. Why not cure yourself? Sold by drug
gists- or we ship erpress prepcid. upon receipt of
ll. l ull particulars enclosed* ith each bottle or
mailed sealed m plain ease lope on request.
Tht Emu Chonlco! Co. CijtcJnuU. Ohio. U S.*.
The quicker a cold is gotten rid ot
the less the danger from pneumonia
and other oerioug diseases. Mr. B.
W. L Hall, of Waverly, Va.. says
‘‘I firmly believe Chamberlain's
< ough Hefnedy to be absolutely the
best preparation yji the market for
colds. I have recommended It to
my friends and they all agree with
me." For sale by all dealers.
Scientific Massage
And Electric Treatment
tFor Ladle* Only)
*V MRS, LIVINGSTON.
OFFICE 128Ma CENTRAL AVH.
Don't buy You''*
Christmas ;1
Candies |1
Until you seeil
our new ship- !l
mcnt of '■
NUNNALLV’S ll
HENRY WEIMAR if
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
122 Central Ave. Hot Spring*, Ark, t#
PHONE 337
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I Rush Bros. I
,F I
l Electrical I
| Call I
| Rush Bros. ||
J 819 Central Avenue 1I
\ Phone 936 jg
Arkansas National Bank.il
OF HOT iPRiNul, A«*.
Capital, *100,oooJ» I:
Surplus and Proflta, 1250,000.0* 'r \
CHA3. N. bix, President
E. r. KLEIN, Vic* Pru.
D LASER, Vlce-Pre*.
CHAR. VV. O'BRYAN, Cashier K
HENRY vv. MYAR, Director S
HENRY FELLHEIMER, Director >
D«e# a full banking business
Csjibe* drafts and checks for -
visitor*. Draw our own draft*
on all parts of Europe. Wr as* ’1
Traveler’s Money Order*, with Eg
Ideiitlrtcatlon payable in ell far- ||
elgri countries In the money of H
the country you may be In upon i
preaentatien.
QUICK RELIEF FOR RHEUMATISM I
fjporge W. Koons. Uiwton, Mich, ssyi: ■
“Dr. Deletion's Relief for liheumstMfl
lias givin rny wife wonderful benefit B
(or rheumallsm. Hhe could not lift buna fl
or foot., had to he lifted for two month*, fl
She began the use of the remedy Slid fl
Improved rapidly. On Merida v/phr cOsM fl
not move and on Wednesday she fl
up. dr**v»d herself at (1 walked out f®“ fl
breakfast.” Sold by Eisele & Hunt Png fl
MURRAY I
Transfer and Storage Comp*) I
CAN BANULr UTTIniE SAFU!
Office corner Malvern A vent* I
and Valley street
ARLINGTON DOUG STflltl
eisele i mi, Piers.
•15 CENTRAL AVENUE.
Opposite Arlington Hots!. ^
I. A. Lyons
Lawyer
Notary Public
802 1-2 CENTRAL AVE.
TELEPHONE W
Special attention given to legel bueW*
of vlsltera. .jaw
Minor Wallace J«». 0''ah*,,
Wallace &. Graham 1
LAWYERS
PHONES: Office 746: Realrencc
Ofrice Rose Bldg, ho.t 1-2 Central
Practice In nil Slate and Federal f ® t
Public Stenographer and Notary
Public In Office a.
Prompt Ambulance Service.
TELEPHONE 403.
HMcCAFFERTV
UNDERTAKER
601 Central Avenue
HOT nPRINCilk ARKANSAI