The Sentinel=record., December 19, 1911, Page 6, Image 6

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| “XMAS”
| INVITATION
IV#-ii art nvi
over our «\v<
evening slippei
ant! la* st patterns.
$4.00 to $7.00
| Hose to match.
fit-n
| Useful Presents
I Complete line of house
j slippers for Teen, ladies,
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Si Louis Shoe
Repair Shop
146 Central Avenue.*
The only aemiine Gndyear Welt
nRtcber in the dty its ready to make
rtj.J eljn^vt new.
Half Soles, sewed . 75c
Half Soles, n*ite» .60c
Rubber Heels. 40c and 50c
Work done while you wait.
146 Centra! are., next door to D*
Roto Springs.
Attention Attention
Mrs Dr. Edwards
Trance, Test and Business Medium
consultation on all affairs of life.
If there is anything you wish tc
Jfiow, any desire of your heart, un
gratified, consult this gifted woman,
whose power has mystified the most
skeptical. Special rates this month.
PARLORS MAURICE FLATS
FLAT UT"
Park Avenue cars stop at the door
Rhone 7,22.
New and Second Hand
STOVES
The cheapest and best plac<
to buy heaters for
CASH OR TIME PAYMENTS
and where satisfaction is guara
nteed is at
Smith Furniture Co.
We can also furnish your horn;
complete from the parlor to tht
Kitchen. Call at
210 CENTRAL AVE.
And let us show yo"
PHONE 530.
HORNER
AA A I
UUAL
and
SATISFACTION
“2000 Pounds make a Ton’
PHONES
406 407
MONTGOMERY
JUMPS WOOD
CALLS HIS ACTION “CUPIDITY"
AND SAYS HE HAS NO CHANCE
OF ELECTION.
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Take* Wood'* Own Report of What
H« 0<d Say Before Committee
as a Joke That Ooes Not
Answer the Serious
Question.
People of Montgomery county are
vitally interested in the race for
prosecuting attorney in this district,
as will be shown by the foilowlnc
editorial taken from the front page
of the Montgomery County Times,
which Is reprinted herewith, headlines
rvid all, just as U appears in the
current issue:
‘ Were off!
"Montgomery County in the Judi
I ctal race through Prosecutor Wood’s
I Cupidity.
•Universaiiy regreued a harmony
* agreement was not arrived at by
which the judicial office* could have
been made to rotate satisfactory for
both counties.
“Wood’s cupidity has upset the
preily Haris of Montgomery and Gar.
land counties from being a unit in
tl»« desire for fair political stand
ins, The opposition of Wood, the
chief factor i»t killing our propost.
Don In regard 10 the Eighteenth Ju.il.
cia! District will undoubtedly become
» sling by which he will slay himself
and he ought to have remembered he
was prosecuting attorney by apwlnt
metit arid he ought to have had sense
enough Do know- that Hlonaghey's
Vines are so badly singed that *t
1 l« more than probable he will never
be able to recognize him again as
a good angel, even though the gods
would like to decree it.
“His alternate thought should have
been strong with the people. But
some insane germ made him under
rate their value We regret Woods
bad move—it Is a misfortune—at least
for us, to have to look forward to
the political battles we will have tc
fight among our friends, when they
could have bean avoided. Howev
er. the great race is on with al!
candidates off, and each fully con ft
dent In himself of being the win.
ner.
The contestants are: Gibson Witt
Thurtosn P. Farmer, M, S, Cobh
Geo. P. Whittington and J. B. Wood
A report, in the Sentinel-Record writ
ten by Wood, of what he said befort
She Garland county Central Commit
tee Is humorous, and that learned
lawyer simply made matters wora«
by Inferring the agreements we (ft*
sired was not right. The agreemen
certainly was right; and one whiol
the majority of the voters In botl
counties would have endorsed had
it been approved of by the Garlam
County Central Committee
‘‘When Wood cites that ‘these com
roittees, (meaning the Demoerath
Committees’ ‘have no authority’ ti
t>ind the voters of the counties b;
an agreement which virtually disfrar.
ehises the voters at each election,’ b<
may be rlsht, and yet be is dea<
wrt.tg. The Committee may not 'havt
the authority’ but common usagt
among Central Democratic Commit
tees is such that they are able tc
1 make important agreements, whicl
are unnecessary to submit to 'hi
> voters.
‘‘As to the statement of voters be
ing disfranchised if Garland had
adopted the agreement that Is abstirt
and has not one grain of value. I
could no more disfranchise voters
under the harmony agreement tha
! is absurd and ^as not one grain °
i altie It could no more disfrachiM
voters under the harmony agreemen
than they can be disfranchised with
out it, unless similar tactics could b<
pursued to those which our chief ex
eeutlve has so outrageously enforcet
on the people of Garland county
Wood's fight against ug will certalnl;
strengthen the bonds of friendshi]
between the two counties, and w<
are happy in the belief that the peo
pie of Grland county wilt always b<
ready to link their lives with oun
in every legitimate cause which wll
tend to strengthen the ties of oui
I>olifleal friendship.”
W. G GILLIAM DEAD.
W. G. Gilliam, father of Rube Gill
lain county tax assesor, died Sunda:
a; hlg country home sonth of lh<
city, after an illness of but a feu
days. He was taken to his bed a weel
ago today with diabetes, which wai
t the immediate cause of his death.
The funeral was held from the eoun
♦ fry home yesterday afternoon at :
o’clock, and was largely attended b;
friends of tbe deceased and his fam
i Uy. Interment book place fn the
(burial ground near the home when
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the sister of the deceased bad been
buried. .
Mr. Gilliam wag one of the pioneer
citizens of the county, having located
here almost half a century ago He
»as lo’-ed and respected bv a large
circle of friends anc. acquaintance*,
yho will t«uiii with keen regret of
bis sudden death.
STITT-POLK.
Little Rock Auto Merchant and Hot
Springs Daughter Wedded
Yesterday afternoon in ’he city of
Memphis, Miss Bessie Stitt of this
city, and Eugene Polk, au automobile
dealer of Little Rock, were married
only the immediate families of the
t-arties being present. Miss Stitt
was enroute home from New York
at the time it was arranged she and
Mr, Polk would meet in Memphis and
se married. Captain and Mrs. S.
H. 8t.itt, father and mother of the
bride, were present at the ceremo
ny. The couple will make their fit.
tnre home in Little Book, but wilt
he in this city about December 2fi.
The W'edding comes somewhat in
the nature of a surprise to the man'
friends of Miss Stitt in this city, al
though she and Mr. Polk, who is very
popular In Little Rock society, have
been associates and very good friends
for several years. When the news
reached this city yesterday afternoon
of the wedding many congratulatory
messages were sent the couples, con
veying best wishes for a long and
happy life
The Ladies’ Aid Society of St.
Luke’s Episcopal church will hold a
sale on aprons and fan'y articles at
the Turner.Cockburn Ostrich Farm
store, 33-1 Central avenue. Dec. 1«,
i and continuing throughout thib week.
: Special Sale
OF
House
Felt
Slippers
Fur Trimmed
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All Colors
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Open Tvenings Until Xmas
J “Better Shoes for Less Money"
Parker Shoe Co.
612 Centra! Ave.
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PIANO LESSONS.
Mrs. Lane. South Hot Springs
<s forming a class on piano.
Those desiring to enroll now
will be given special prices.
Phone 1828 for terms, etc.
FRANKEL
FIFTEEN
Suits and Overcoats
otier an unparalleled example of the valu* that can be
given in STYLISH and PERFECTLY TAILORED
Men’s Clothes—when great volume of output and a fault
less system play important parts in clothing nanufac
t i re >••*■,•>•••
FRANKEL
FIFTEEN
The qustion is -Will you pat
more for your Suit or Over
coat when you can get this
j double value plus guaranteed
I service?
(IT THE **FRANKEL FIF*
^j] TEN” can be guaranteed
by the manufacturer because
every fabric used is an all
wool fabric. The pride and
pleasure it brings in the wear
ing is assured because every
style is one of the latest Lon
don or New York styles—ev
ery pattern of the smartest
design and every Suit and
Overcoat faultlessly
inside and out, fitting to per
| fcetion.
q We commend the “FRANKEL FIFTEEN” to our cus
tomers. Both Suita and Overcoats come in cheviots, ser
ges, tweeds, twills, cassimeres, homespuns and unfinished
worsted. Sizes for tall men, short men, thin men or stout
r*»en.
Cl This iceek is Frankel Week. Wc inrite you to am*
m and inspect the line.
Guaranteed to give satisfactory
service or a new suit or coat
FREE
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—L. E. WYATT’S—
SUGGESTIONS FOR
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Christmas Gifts
! FOR HER FOR HIM
* ul8 A Fountain Pen.
A Beautiful Gift Book.
A Box of Christmas Sta- * Box of Stationery.
, | A Sot ot Shakespeare's.
A Book Cover.
A Fountain Pen, Etc. A Late Novel, Etc.
SPIRITUALISM
Commencing Sunday, December 31st, the renowned
psychic, Mrs. Jennie DeLong Moseler, pastor of the
Church of the Spirit, and Mrs. Dr. Edwards, of Chicago,
lifted exponent of Spiritualism, Philosophy and Phe
nomena, will hold services every Sunday, 7:45 p m., at
Lyric Theatre
Lecture, Spirit Messages and Tests. Positive proof
from the platform. “That the Dead Can and Do Return.”
GOOD MUSIC. SEATS FREE
ALL ARE WELCOME
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Hot Springs and itg business ad
ministration would probably be abU
to take rare of Hot Springs affairs
Unit for interference,
i
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ITp to da»e Montgomery count
had anything to say against Hr
Springs, a fact whir h should he gen
ufH*ly appreciated.
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Americas' Great Diamond Moose H
Manufactures and importers
(gift? from/25 ^*-to 510,000.°® I
Areread% for your Inspection and choice at JACCARDS, oh* re you arc If
Are re«o> iBV|ted t» Bee a magnificent collection of 9
Witches, Diamonds. Clocks, Silverwares and Geld Jewebj 1
OUR PRICES ( ARE THE LOWEST j
| Mail Orders Carefully JACCARD’S 1
r-il J (MIRUOD, JACCARD A KINO) I
ru,efl BRANCH 502 CENTRAL AVE. I
1 RINALDO'S/H.- j |
J [ JEWELRY, NOVELTIES AND SOUVENIRS : 1
j ;E wt loitett Inspection of car stock which Is the best and most coapl< * ; \
!;; In the city, at the lowest possible prkest 1
pi 312 CENTRAL AVENUE : |
|| OpfOJiti Aflir.eton HatelBath Horn. : j
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* CHRISTMAS CANDIDS l j
2 In Fancv Boxes All Sizes 2 j
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■ Guth’s Liggelt’s Allegrette’s 5 !
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1 R. G. Morris Drug Co. n
2 802 CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 242. 2
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! NOTICE!
AH Kinds of Furniture Made to Order
UPHOLSTERING, SCREEN WORK AND ALL KINDS OF CABINET WORK
Mapes & Traver
Show Cases, Wall Cases, Refinishing and Repairing Bone.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD
Called for and Delivered
Phone 1792, 1 ring Factory and Store, 1017
Res. Phone, 1:92, 2 rings and 1019 Malvern Ave.
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rOR SALE AT
, &
Lemly's Drug Store
ESTABLISHED 187*.
3M CENTRAL AVENUE. TELEPHONE 801
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NO PAIN -NO KICK PRICES
We do all work without pain
Try ub; we will save you money
and suffering. All ivork guaran
teed. '**'Jg
Gold Crowns and bridge work
.$3.00 to $5.00
Set of teeth.$5.00 up
Fillings of all ldnds . ,50c 1>P !
Painless extraction.]
u >• idmfolittr gas and •o,n,‘0,orB1,
. — —We regulate crooked teettti.
: Union Painless Dentist. IL
E»cing street to yoetotltce. t.oo* tor ca»e with tmrapies.
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