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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
320,817
nave be,. , hn.lt and actually delivered to retail buyers since August 1. I9ld.
ill,.... rig ir?s—?;2o,Sd7—represent tbe actual number of car- manufactured
bv is sin, ■ Auutm 1-1. 1916. and delivered by our agents to rein; buyers,
l.iiv tint.siiu: tail and winter demand to; Ford .ars makes it neressan for
ns to confine tbe distribution of cars only to those agents who have order
tor immediate delivery to retail eusto mers, rather than to permit any agent
to stock cars in anticipation of later spring sales.
We a;« issuing this notice to intend n K buyers that they mav protect them
selves against delay or disappointment t in securing Peril cars If therefore,
yo'i are planning to purchase a Ford car. wo advise von to place your order
and toke delivery now.
Immediate orders wil) have prompt attention
It, ,a> in buying at this (into may cause 'on to wait several months
Fnter your order today for immediate delivered with our authorized Ford
agent lifted below and don't be disappointed later on
PRICES:
Runabout $345, Touring Car $360. Cou- n 1 ■■ O
pelet $505, Town Car $595, Sedan $645. Ford MotOf Coiflpaiiy
HAMP WILLIAMS
HARDWARE CO.
Oaklawn School Entertainment.
Oaklawn community meeting will be
held at the Oakla-wn school uilding
Frida) evening. February 2:!. at 7:2ft
o’clock. The children have arranged
a patriotic program for the occasion
any many of them will he dressed in
costumes. Admission,' 5 and io cents,
the fund to be used for supplies.
* * *
Paul Hirtenstein of Chicaao. one of j
the popular sport writers ot the col
ony who have been wintering at Now
Orleuufe, arrived yesterday.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. .lack Dempsey will ar
rive in the city Sunday front New Or
leans and will make their home while
here on Cedar street.
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flea Dressen, brother of Fred Dres
ten of this city. is/Ttere on a visit of
y«me weeks. Uiaj home is in Dnufs
The ladies o^ Oaklawn Method i-t
church twill hold a cakp sale on Satur
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flay, February 21, at Sohneck's drug
store, on Central avenue. Home made
cakes will lie sold at reasonable prices,
and they expect thereby to add to
their church building fund.
* * *r
T. H. (loose, a prominent business
man of Louisville. Is here and will >.e
main In the city until the inidd' - ol
April ,*
* * *
Leo (Mayor arrived iiythe city yes
torday a"d will st.r, several weeks
lie was formerly * resident here.
* *
.1 Olsen left yesterday evening
feu Denver.
* * *
The Marla id school at Vista
Heights has arranged a (leorge Wash
ington program of exercises for the
art* moon and exteiut a very cordial
imitation to patrons and friends to at
tend.
iMI-s Mari Jane Finley and her sis
ter, Mr*. Harold Muggridge of Chi
A Medicine
for Women
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound has Relieved
the Sufferings of Women.
It hardly seems possible that there is a woman in this
country who continues to suffer without giving Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound a trial after a!! the evi
dence that is continually being published, proving beyond
contradiction that this grand old medicine has relieved
more suffering among women than any other medicine in
the world.
Mrs. Kieso Cured After Seven Month’s Illness.
* — i... —. . * i i nis l . . _ . I. T tV.. A
iUUUld« 1J1. 1'Ml M >ru niwmii-' a oum ivt
from a female trouble, with severe pains in my back
and sides until I became so weak I could hardly
walk from chair to chair, and got so nervous I
would jump at the slightest noise. I was entirely
untit to do my house work, I was giving up hope of
ever l>eing well, when my sister asked me to try
Lydia E. Hnkham’a Vegetable Compound. I took
six bottles and today I am a healthy woman able to
I do my own housework. 1 wish every suffering
I woman would try Lydia E. Pitikhaw’s Vegetable
| Compound, and find out for herself how good
it us. —Aiks. Ivari, A. Ivieso, 596 North Ave., Aurora, III.
Could Hardly Get Off Her ltod.
Cincinnati, Ohio.—“I want you to know the good Lydia E. Pink
ham’s Vegetable Compound has done tor me. I was in such bad
health from female troubles that i could hardly get off my lied. I
had been doctoring for a long time and my mother said,‘I want you
to try Lydia E. Hiikham’s Vegetable Compound.’ So I did, and it
has certainly made me a well woman, i am able to do my house work
and am so happy as 1 never expected to go around the way 1 do again,
and I want other# to know what Lvdiu E. Pinkham s Vegetable
< ompound has done for me.”—Airs. Josie Cocker, 1668 1 lunison Ave ,
Fail mount, Cincinnati, Ohio.
If you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medi
cine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened,
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< iigo. who is visiting here, left yes
terday for Little I took, where they
twill ho the guests for the week-end
of Miss Ktliel Goddard. A luncheon
will he given Saturday bj Miss God
dard to her Hot Sprints visitors.
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Mrs. S A. Morse leaves for l/ttle
Rook this morning to spend the week
end.
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l>r T IL Shelton has returned to
the city and is now located in Gill
zens NaC.ntul Hank Building, suite
r.ns.j 2tM-tf
For the wedding gift fin? solid il
\erware from Jnc aril’s exquisite col
lection. Hundreds of dainty new de
signs just received. 1 rice- extremely
low. 5U2 Central Ave. It
FOR NU BONE CORSETS phone
2:»!*2. Mrs. K, R. Van!guulinghum.
CONTROVERSY OVER
PART OF WOMEN IN
THE INAUGURATION
BARRING OF FLOATS CAUSES DE
CLARATION OF WITHDRAWAL
OF ALL WOMEN.
Chairman of the Inaugural Committee
Declares That the Withdrawal
Order 0f Mrs. Boggs Was Without
Authority and That Women Were
Desired in the Parade.
•W n-diington, Keh. 22.—A contro
versy over what part women shall j
lake jn the inauguration ceremonies
| came to « head tonight with on an
nouncement b> Mrs. Tame- H. Boggs,
President of the Womens Wilson
l n.ou it.id a mem Per of (he inaugural
< "tmnittee, that iieeatise of a ruling
liuving from the inaugural parade u
se'lion oi state floats iieing organized
un<l: r her diri eticn s}Ve had declared
the withdrawal ot ail women from
the parade.”
Robert ,\ Ilnrper. chairman of the
committee, replied to the annnnee
meat with tiie statement that Mrs.
Boggs ltad no authority to declare
such a withdrawal. He said women
ucre wonted in the parade and that
in- stnjp flout- hud been barred only
because he feared they could not lie
completed in time to conform to the
committee's standards.
The decision to withdraw, Mrs.
Boggs de< la red, ‘had tiie endorsement
of tiie executive hoard of the Wilson
t'nion. including tile wive- of many
senator- and representatives and oth
er public official,} and would receive
tiie hacking also of millions of women
throughout the country. Her an
nouncement. issued as chairman of
the women's division of lie jnaug r.il
committee, -aid:
"The chairman of the women’s di
vision of tie- inaugural iomniittee an
no rices the withdrawal of a l women
f: m tiie parade which will take place
on March
"This derlsh n was reached after it
became known tnat Chairman Harpe
had arbitrarily ruled that state floats
and automobile representations which
I had been planned lor and financed
by prominent men and women and
the various -tales would not ue a.low
ed .a tiie line of parade.”
Mrs. Boggs Indicated clearly that
the statement only feebly expressed
her indignation over the incident and
that me women of tile union might
have something more t<* say on tiie
Collars, Convertible and Otherwise.
The trend of fashion in collars i:.
toward the original and unusual, (‘spe
cially In separate collars to lie worn
for added warmth with suits or frocks.
Collars have taken their inspiration
from every period and dime, lint only
a tilnt of their origin Is discernible in
most of them, for about all coat and
separate collars are convertible. Thai
Is, whatever the style of the collar to
start with, it is convertible into a inuf
flercollar that swathes all of the
throat and part of the head.
Costumers, having centered their at
tention on collars, have contrived some
ingenious novelties on blouses and
jine-pieee frocks, but these are another
Story told In the dainty terms of chif
fon, crepe, georgette, and net. A
wraith of the enswaihing mulller-col
iiit- appears in airy scarfs of malines
thaf are worn with evening and dance
frock*. They are wrapped loosely
about tile neck and shoulders ami sug
gest a floating mist about the figure.
Kveryone wears them.
A very wide cupe-cotlar is shown tin
the picture, on a handsome fur
It la avuverted into u uiufller-coliar hL
utilizing buttons mu] huitonholes also.
The latest arrival in collars is sim
ple to the last degree. It is merely a
"ide hand of fur wlddi stands straight
up about the neck and fastens with a
rosette and soft ends uf ribbon at one
side. Or the ties may be of crepe. In
either case they match the fur in color.
The plainest ut' coats nitty depend
upon a spirited collar to give it class,
and the element of style In blouses ami
frocks ns well lie more in the collar
than in any other detail, at present.
Cuffs Fit Snugly.
This year the tit of the cuffs has
touch to do with the smartness of the
costume. The long, tight cuffs are
meant to fit really snugly about the
wrist. So If you buy a ready-made
frock with long cuffs that do not lit,
have It remodeled to fit snugly and
neatly. Then tit it with buttons, hooka
a tel eyes <m imp ! ao that the
aleevea may be takeu on ami off. .
FFASHION’S last word is spoken and loudly
i —in these smart Shoes for Spring. By
them a woman can accurately forecast the
vogue that is best suited to her own personality.
And they will lend the distinction that stands for
good taste in serious matters of individuality in
dress. Shoes designed on the trim and shapely
lines that make a woman’s foot look small and
s i e n d e r—a distinctive
showing of popular priced
Pumps on display in our
Windows now.
, $3.25 to $6.00
A
subject later. Mr. Harper declared
tfu-re never had been .such an organiz
ation as a women’s division of the
inaugural committee and intimated
that he would take n0 further noti e
of Mrs. Boggs' annuncement.
No one, except Major General
Scott, who i,-, grand marshal, anil
myself has authority to .-ay wh >
shall or who shall not take part in
the parade," Mi«iti Mr. Harper. "We
want women to participate provided
only they conform to the same re
quirements that are laid down for th »
men.'’
'1 he suggestion that a number of
historical floats representing the
states l>e organized was made several
weeks ago, the < lainiian said, and h->
designated .Mrs. Boggs to carry out
the idea, jf sthe could do so according
to parade requirements. Until a few
days ago, he added, she had not sub
mitted any c oncrete plan and cons •
quently the floats sub-committee
unanimously agreed with him that the
project should lie abandoned to pre
vent the assembling at.the last no
rnent of a float section that might mq
conform a committee requirements a,
to number, uniformity cf dress, mu sh
am! Other details.
At tve Wilson Union headquarters,
on the otiber hand, it wa n I ted to
night that a considerable* f mi . sd
been raised for tne serii n. that at
least two (loots wt*re re id., for ship
neat to the capita, and oth;* s nearing
•oni-pietion and that a definite plan
had been worked out in eevry state.
The women and Chairman Harpe
igre *d only i;ti the point that the di~
iiute was in no sense an outgrowth e
tlie controversy over representation
>f woman s Tfragtsts in the parade.
ENTIRE CUT
1$ ENIHllSEII
ooxTjvrnn from paok on,/'
| and the train will return to the Ores
cent t ity for tile remaining etables.
Associate Judge Jack Camp he 1 ar
rived from Xe-w orli-an- yesterday
afternoon and registered at th°
( btno hotel. Me went Immediately to
the Uakewn (raek. where lie will p
erltit-n 1 matters pending (the arrival
of -Manager Joseph K Martin, who is
expected In (lot Springs the early
part next week
Kveiy thing indie ate.; a rare meet
!nc, so far as the crowds and ho.se.
arc concerned," said Judge Otmphrll,
"which will far ex ped the meeting of
laM sea.se n To hecin with, there ar<>
Exdter horses for Oakiawn than last
year Rome of the best hordes in ,lie
country will he sent lie.e. because of
the demand of the owners, all of
\Nchom tire anxious to ship to this cii>
I know the crowd and the lirnses will
a here, and. person-il v, I anticipate
a meeting rhut will not alone he a
credit to Mot Springs hut bring such
an amount of husiue-s here that win
he exceptionally gratifying to its res
Idcnts.”
DRESS FORMS.
Miv. \rmstrong is in the city ma
her famous Dress Forms. For in
formation call Woodcock & Uwsorra
- to 5 pm. or Vo. d Dell street, morn
in«s. ^
WOMEN WON 40-YEAR FIGHT.
Augusta, Maine, Fell. 23 - Wotuai
-uffnige advocates in this stale tods,
"t it a fight of nearly forty years fot
submission of the suffrage question li
popular vote. The senate, acting it
concurrence with the house, pussei
nunintotisly a resolution providing fm
a special election September 10 t<
set (Mi the adoption of a constitutions
amendment granting suffrage to wo
men. Governor M 111 ike n announcet
he would sign the measure toniorni'
MASSAGE TREATMENTS,
t'HtS. 1C. t. ROSHN wants you to tr!
tlio New Life Kiectric Maguctli
Swedish Treatment, for body and face
• 'tel tit 420 1-2 C'entral avenue, apart
ment No. 14. tf
--——o-—
Itr Leonard It. Mills, who lias lice’
-.erring us M Autenant Colonel in the
I-tret A.'kunsa< reginient, will retur:
to tlie city and lie In his office niftei
Friday, February 23. 2 1 G*tf
-o
Rapid tree oeMvery, phone t>45, Pub
lie Drug Company. 8-3tf,
Or li \v Tlrr-eiiiove has returned
lo tho city and can bo found at hi*
offices on the third floor of the Ar
kansus N.itional Hank building. 2-11 *t
-o
Try our Merchant! Lunch and Home
Cooking. PERFECTION CAFE, oppo
site Arlington Hotel. IMO-tf
We have fn operation a circi.latlt'S
a r system throughout out plant, which
prevents a f’y from lighting. The Pa«
teurlzed tv.ilk Co. R-i l-tf
1 «» »«—
Diamond Importers. Manufacturing Jewelers?
You Are Invited to Attend the Annual
mond Opening*
At Jaccard’s-502 Central Ave. ®
Embraced in this wonderful collection of Jewels are the
ver> latest creations of the artists of Europe and Amer
ica, as well as those of the world renowned Jaccard shops
Come and See These Beautiful Jewels.
St. Louis, Mo. ti
j “oi sp"to **•

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