Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-02

l Look ut rugs at the rug store before you buy. TomliDsOn X knox. 1 .-WANTED--A carpenter at the Graphic office to do some work. Ap- ply at once. d3t --WANTED-A brickmason at the Graphic office to do some work. Ap- ply at once, d3t Don't let your child suffer with .roup when Pneumo will relieve 1t; soc and $100 at all druggists.
 Send your orders for Job Print. ing t" tue Graphic office. Both phones Adams Printing Co. If Snow Flake--SnOw Flake-They are built and not stuffed. $l2.5O. Tom. IinsOn X Knox.
 FOR RENT-Rooms with or with out board, at 3o2 w 9th ave Apply to Mrs. II. k. White If
 ~-Chafing dishes, serving dishes universal perculators and aluminal' ware to be had at Cleveland Mat thews Hdw. Co.
 -WANTED-To rent rooms suit- able for light housekeeping, young couple. Address K care Graphic.
 12-2 St
 Bishop Brown will hold contir- nlation services at Trinity Episcopal church, Sunday morning at II o'clock and will preach at the evening Sery- ice.
 --LOST-At Elks theater, night ot <, Hot Tinae Minstrel show. old gold bracelet with two hearts engraved thereon. Reward for return to The Graphic office 12-2 3t
 Mark Harding underwent d slight operation yesterday and had to be taken to his home on West Barraque street in an ambulance. He was doing nicely last night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas B. Guilledge Ihave moved into their new home sit uated on the Sulphur Springs road four miles from town. It is a very
 
 !nieest rural homes in the county. Mason X White. wood and Coal fol sale. also all kinds of hauling done All kinds of dry wood and shavings 1 which We deliver to any part of the city. Office 1916 West Fourth. Old phone lo00 ii FOR RENT--A four room cottage with city water, bath and sink and Cotton Belt shop. Apply taoinhrdluu other conyeniences, on 11S N. Ne braska street. very Convenient to Cot ton Belt shop. Apply to 2l9 1-2 East Third avenue. 11-29 3t
 --WANTED--Men to learn barber trade. few weeks required, best pay ing work within the reach of poor man, can have shop with small cap ital wages from SIP to $20 weekly, wonderful demand for barbers, cata- logue mailed free Molar Barber Col lege, Dallas, Tex. 1l-2S 6t
 --SALESMEN WANTED-Any working salesman, not time killer, can earn S10o weekly representing Us ill Pine Bluff selling our Advertising Calendars and Fans. Every business regardless of kind or size can profit ably use our goods. Liberal commits sionS offered. We are the oldest and largest firm in the South-Meaning cheap freight rates to Southern GUS toners. Fan samples ready now Cal endar samples January second. Write Us immediately. Wallaster X Co.,, New Orleans. 11-2S St
 FOR RENT-Cottage with mod ern Improvements at 1902 Elm street Will rent by month, or if leased by year will make specially favorable terms. Tracy Mills, 310 Elm street or R. H. Mills X Sons. 224 w. Barraque 1 street. l1-o5 St
 FOR SALE CHEAP-For cash or on liberal terms, tifty-eight acres of 1 land with good 2-70 saw continental system gin; one six and one five room house; seven smaller houses one large barn; good store house and stock of general merchandise. Busi- ness will pay net profit of fifty per cent this year. Apply to E. NJ. Talia- ferro. at Arlington Hotel. 11-26 If
 -Secretaary J. H. Reynolds, of the Arkansas Historical Association, has announced that volume II of the publication of that Asso- citation will be ready for dis tribution December 10. Some of the ablest writers of the state have contributed chapters of some of the most important subjects of Arkan- sas history. Among them is Mon- Signor !, NJ, Lucy, pastor of the St.