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New-York tribune., 1909-09-07

When the Hevella sailed into the harbor AT the
end OF to-day's race the American flag was wavIns,
over the tanraii which might have been inter
preted, and evidently meant to signify thar
America had defeated Germany once more It was
pretty compliment and every one saw thereby
that the challengers were not embittered over the
defeat
The Hevena has been sold by Captain Protzen to
e IL. W. Foster, Of Boston. She cost about 81 500
to build. and Mr.. Foster is reported To have mid
close 10 that for her
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
THE ELLEE.

trophy, with a.
Winners in the red card handicaps Of the morn
ing were:
Class a, ". L. Hail. Sa-lO-73: Glass B. w X
Galland 95-I-75; Class {, J. T. Davenport,
99-0-N
There were class bosie match play handicaps in
the afternoon c. M. Fink, up won in Class A;
J. J. Hamilton, up, in Glass B. and J. P Daven-
mort. . down In Class {,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
LARCHM0NTLUCK HOLDS
GOOD WIND FOR RACING.
The aurora Adds Another VicfOrv
to Her Long LAST.

''Larchmont luck 10 which the members os its
yacht club point with pardonabIe pride. was m
evidence yesterday Tor not only did sixty-seven
yachts go to the starting line for the fan re-
gatta but the wind which acted in = Acl,Ia 7ro,-
at the start, developed into fine steady breeze
that furnished the best kind Of racing in an The
classes and brought the yachts home in sn,r,tad
fashion They had a close reach for the first leg.
a Deat for me second and reaen for the third
leg of the triangular course.
Cornelius Vanderbilt's 65-fOOt sIoop Aurora a51a5
another to her long string of victories bv defeat
ing the Winsome by minutes "A seconds and the
fstalena by s minutes - seconds These tbrsa
started almost even terms at Has o.c,oo,,
They crossed the line the starboard tack v-i+b
sheets eased to about three points and balloon
tibtOpsails on.
Lufiing around the FIRST mark, five and one
half miles east-nOrtheast from the start the
aurora had good lead. and at the second mark
after six and One-half miles Of windward work
she led the Winsome by forty-ave seconds A.
the home mark at the end OF the first round the
Aurora the leader by more than minute
She Increased her lead the second round and
easily
l. S Herzigs Gardenia was the winner I'm
Class NJ. She defeated f. c. Rays Dorwina bv
minute 43 seconds after these two had sailed
close race over the twenty-three mile course Sig
Oh the New York Yacht Club 3O-footers raced over
the hfteen and one-quarter mile course and j. De
Forests Neps admirably sailed bv Ralph N
O''"''S A'NiH th0 hINuS DN q minutes
- seconds These and the handicap class boats of
which there were eighteen in the race also many
OF the smaller yachts. were able carry spnnakers
on the last leg OF the course.
In the new Glen Cove one-design Jewell class
nine boats started and they sailed a pretty race
H. f Whitney's Sapphire winning from the Brill
iant by minutes 90 seconds. CIarkson Covl won
win MS new Manhasset Bay one-desIgu boat Ar
oette from the Althea by minutes Il seconds
IrI 5'lp 'ne class winner was F. NJ. E. shaefer's
Edmee from c. S. Hoyts Capsicum by 81 seconds
The summary follows:
sLOOPs-CT.Ass K-srARr. 11.45-ro1-Psr nj.
~-NA'NA'' "N-A
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
sALrusaoL COLE CLUB.

! = Foune did himself proud the Baltusrol
Coli Club yesterday by winning the eighteen-hole
handicap with 3 card Of sS-lS-75 besides tying
with George Howell in the sweepstakes In the best
tsn match T. q. EnueVer and n. WssJein tied With
2 P. Davidge and 2. X. Todd at y.
THe scores were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
DUMwoopIE COUNTRY CLUB.

'i ''letIation Of the third birthday Of the Dun
''r Country Club ilc handsome N2"o ad'i-
'a f.o ,igtboueo ~as thrown open 1eslei'lSt p
more fhau four hundred persons -
fh. l-rn tennis players ip the Hudson
- Championship helping 70 swell the nnn'nst-
ies medal play ". z Conk.sn Eon ne CAMP
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
MoNrcLAIR GOLF CLUB.

BY Telegraph 10 The Trbune
Morfea'r y J. sept "a lhI1y-siN-hoc com
pstiuou with the best selected eighteen holes 20
eount vce plsved on the Montcair Golf Club links
to-dsy r Allen won in Class a and 7. Y.
Tovrsened C6llirnuie Fadden) in class y.
II, ras6ur scores follow
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
Lass :
RICHMOND COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.

Pay at tbe Richmond County Country Club yes
-foay thirty-siX hole handicap ior tle
Aorga shore ,l1r q urize given each year by resi-
cents or Dougau Hills and the neighborhood. IDe
winner aas Dr f. A. Morrow, with 2 He' So
" l#. Vs. A. Hamilton, with rounds oi - aiu CO.
Won iue prize
Tie sr,.r.- r,It,u,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07

n NJ crane up; A W Rooster, up; 3. C.
Tappan and " r Richards each up: G A. Dunning. =
up; T. J Ryan and a. p. Alvord each up; W. l.
Hicks ana B r Tobey square; W. II. Nichols
" warner each down; A z Dubey. y; G Geddes
ana II Ottley, each down. r p Worrau ana F. \.
Doubleday, each down; T. = Whitney and D. p
eacb ( down. " a Engemsn n. l. Pratt and ". Beard.
sscb I; Gown: II. Is. Maxwell down; H. G Foger. jr.
s down. Il J. Pratt = down
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
THE H-4RTESTER SCORES.
Ujns Charter Oak TrOt Before a
Monster CrO1cd.

Hartford Conn. Sept s--Over sixty thousand
persons attended opening Of the state fair and
the grand circuit races at Charter Oak Park
dav The feature Of the opening day was the SI0,
Ano Charter oak trot. which by The Har-
,.ester with Bob Douglass second The Harvester's
share Of the purse 5000 Each heat was a
race in itself the winner taking the last two
heats after finishing second in the first
The summaries follow:
CHARTER OAK-2:09 TROT-TIIREE HEATs-PURSE.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
LIE ROY WINS LAWN TENNIS TITLE.

cincinnati. Sept 8 Robert Le Rov. OF New York.
won the tri-stata lawn tennis championship tour
nament here to-day. He defeated Nat Emerson of
Cincinnati, al SIS as. SO. 1-s., SIS.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

An unusually large number of golfers contested
At the Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday for the Labor
Day fixtures, which consisted of an eighteen-hole
medal competition for silver cup in the morning
and four-baIl contest in the afternoon
The scores We're.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
EIGHTEEN-HoLE HANDICAP
TOTR-EALL CONTES-
81. ANpREMs COLE Clue.

Trsnty-aye golfers took part in the thirty six
hele handicap Tor one prize at The ST Andrews
Coz Club yesterday, but only five returned cards.
Tie winner was Harry Holbrook. who had rounds
- IS and ss
Tho scores 1yer-.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
ARpsLEY GOLF CLUB.

To celebrate Labor Day the golfers OF tho Ards
lsv Crul, met in an eighteen-hole handicap for
cum presented by David G. Gardner. George H.
breed one of the national amateur fencing cham
Mons. was the winner al 65 net.
,rbc hest scores were:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

H. NJ crane finshed up the "ColoneI and
won the bolce handicap al the Nassau Country
club YESTERDAY. 4 large field competed throughout
the day.
The results were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
4urs. Chapman and IIr. MOUenbauer
Hin at Nyack Club

Mrs. George L. Chapman and Henry ,t,r..
hauer scored in the mixed doubles at the Nvac,
Country Club yesterday AS a pair they PLAYED
spiehaldly with Mrs. Chapman accompIisbtnc.
Pre'ly shots for crosses from the left hand court
III 'heir hrst match. postponed seni-fnaI Mrs
Chapman and Mr.. MoIIenhauer faced NTtss tIa-
browning OF the ArdsIey club and S. Fl. Vogbeu
4hls competition went the limit Of three sets bafo
II was Won at s-4. 4-6. 81. The ServIca and
net raIiyng Of Miss Browning vere excellent in This
match " III 'ii'S
The final for the cups brought Mrs. C,bann,,, .,5
Mr. Moilenhauer against Miss Elizabeth IL Moore
ana Wylie c. Grant, the latter being defeated a.
e-4' g. Both of the women PLAYED faster .rd
netter lawn tennis than the in this match. The
os ana swiftly played driving rallies between Mrs
Chapman and Miss Moore produced the 1,yeI,os+ o.
OF work. the point usually falling by a well placsd
acins return The matches attracted a large GAL
!ery as the closing feature of the tournament which
has held the courts for the last week.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
ApAwaMIS CLUB.

There vas a thirty-siN hole handicap at The Apa-
,yanis club yesterday for cup presented by NJ W
IaidIav. The winner was Jerome A. Peck, with
l55 net
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
TIE EASTERN LE.1GUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TODAY.
...yrark at Baltimore.
Ne"" srr.ey City at Prov idence.
Montreal "a ROchestrr.
Toronto at Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07

The winners the Aurora Cssrdenia the Nen.t
the Mimosa III. the Ednee. Rascal the TI5ur The
interim the Juanita the Busy Bee. Hood
ARROW, the Ardette. the Ogeemah, Sapphire the
Nereid. the Iney, the Big Bug and the Alice
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
uEsIf.r- OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

,,..i,i,,orr q; Newark, . uiTst ganie)'
s,..i,i,,,rr :; Newark. tsrcond camel
lsiii'i, ,,cs 4. Jersey city. first ganirj
,lr-rS City, 4; Providence. tseeond gH"e''
SSi,.1tTeaI. 4: Rochester, Cnrst ghmeD.
Rochester. a; M0ntreai. tsecora f,...a s"'''''
'rorouto. 4; Bu1aIo, (hrst camel
i,yr,Jo. q; Toronto. tsecond same''
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07

The Harvester. br h. walnut Haii-Noteiel. by
r,oS Io1glass g. h "a McDonaIdj ......,.....
C.enteel II b n (Snovl.
garon bF h. (Sayiesl-
Raffes blk. &. tB1rgeSsl
Judge Lee, ch h. UaseD. .........-....-.-.
Mac Hart. bT m tHydel .--------..-.--. 8 Z
Time. 2:O5ia. 2:O7i4 zoe.
r,ivision OF moaey-The Harvester $1,000: Rob Doug
lass 81 OOO CientseI H. $780, Baron May. S7OO Raf
p iPSCiNG-2:O5 CLASS-TWO IN THREE-PURsE.
$1,000
4.ron wbips. en- e. Baron Dinon-MescalIa,. IT.
Murphy ----.---.-.--.--
TaXas Booker. (McEwen). ..-..-...-..
h. Murphy.
The Friend, (I3TRwieyl.
Time 2O5I&. 2:c5is
TRoTTING-2I3 CI4Ass-THREE IN FIvE-PURsE
$1,000
Roosevelt. CHI. m. (The SeaTcher-Taps
FlaNeul. ct Murphy j =
Jennie b. t(iallyl
Kondike. D.. &. (Clarkl
Naoma. q. (tiuTgessl. ,-.......-..-.....
Royal Penn. b h. Uudwlgl. ...-...-.------.-
Rosemary Chimes 3. tFlathbuFnl ..........
MacD0ugal ch h. UlsselD. = dr.
Time, 2:l4&. 2:Iis 2.lO5. 2:IIfa.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07

Henry II. Burdick won the chaglenger's position
in the Runyon Cup series yesterday on the courts
Of the Park Hill Country club. lie viii now meet
J. ). Hance tscratchl for the trophy Harry Mar
tin tplus 800 worked his way through rounds
To meet Burdick minus 15I Martin first defeated
George Kerr tplus 3OJ, So, 81 AMI then Graham
Moore tDlus 3D). 6-2. 6-3. In the final Burlick de
feated Martin in "a series OF lively rallies between
the net ana deep court. 6-1, c., G-s.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
Roy GOLFER In LEAD
rH:4NS SHOWS WAY. FOR
AM4TEUR TITLE.
Walter j. TrGCis Sir Strokes 4ray
at End of First Days Play in
Qualifying Round.

wheaton H.. sept 6.-Charles Evans. jr.. the
.,gfteer- year-od champion ot the Western Golf
,ssocs1on carried of the honors in the first eigh-
go holes ~ the qualifying round the national
amateur golf championship tho links of the
chicago Golf club here to-day. with score of
:. Going out IN z0-rather poor golf for cham
nion-the youngster played the last nine holes in
81 seven strokes under bogie- Evans took first
,asce auav from the long driving T. NJ. Sher-
man of Yahnundas;s, son of Tho Nice-President.
who previously had FINISHED the course in -.
sherman was two strokes lower than the former
champion, u. Chandler Egan. Bob Gardner, of
Hinsdae. and q. T. Hunter. OF Midlothian one
stroke higher than the Western trio came Fred
E1srreshcff II Ebwanok: W. 4. Fownes, Of oak
mont end W. p. Schatz, Of Wheaton. J. +. shan
lev ir OF Deal made a ~ while Waiter j. Ira
Wis onotime champion Of this country and Great
Britain needed eighty strokes.
The field for the fifteenth rational championship
tournament was the smallest ia many years. eX-
sctly one hundred Of the III entrants starting.
seven of these found the going SO bad that they
s3d not turn in their cards. Weather conditions
we're most trying and the greens were bumpy and
treacherous. Nevertheless eleven scores were un-
der So and twenty-nine equaled bogie FOR the
course. S.
only few OF the stars fen by the Va. side John
n Ward the New York lawyer and former base
ran player started with a topped drive, took eight
for the first hole and then sl1yroc6eted his score
with an awful the sixth hole. the only dou-
he figures OF the first days play. Charles b. Mac
Donald, OF Garden City, who won the Champion
shin when golf young in this country, also had
5i45c,1tes and disglstedlv turned in a card of 96.
,.or5or t-oreIa,d ~ Skolie who spoiled Eben II.
T2.,ers's chances for the Western championship,
took a2. f. O6in Horstman. Of Chevy Chase, got
into the .buu1ble pllppy' class so deeply that he
withdrew
The sixtx-fo,yr plsvers who finished to-day in 90
7- better viii conclude the qualifying play to-mor-
raE morning with another eighteen holes. Thirty
Two of these viii qualify for the succeeding rounds
st match play. The first round Of match play
which viii be At eighteen holes. will be played TO
morrow afternoon. After that the play VIII De az
frirts-si holes
Eyans,s card for the eighteen holes was as fol-
8 4
l-' I 3 : 8 A-34-74
~. carl a T " sherman the second best of the
DAY, follows
1 3 4 2 4-55
2 3 3 4-3S-75
z,ll,,,fr,r are ,I,a scores Of those who will CON
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07

IHtee ser matches was the order in the beginnins
OF the hudson River lawn tennis Championship tour
nament yesterday the courts Of the Dunu-oo5io
Country Club. Yonkers In bringing the I,
through to the fourth round, two of the New Yorl.
AthIeuc Clubs experts. DIR. Arthur G. Keanc and
I. b. Roundey' maintained their places DR. Keane
VINO mas Won honors as the amateur national figure
skater scored two good matches He first met
A Latimer, of the BronxviIIe Athletic Associate,
deteatng him Is, 6-love. and then won fror,
!" NJ Granger also of Bronxville at 6-lov, 62
1'oundey Won his first match easily, defeating
the New Rochelle expert. B. Wilson ar e. .
Then he engaged s F. Thayer. of the Amackassin
CUB and three fast sets resulted before the New,
York man came through at 6-1 3-6 6-Iovc
koundey's long driving was the feature of this
MATCH '''
The summar! follows
Hudson River Championship singles Cdrst rounp
keepsie defeated l. Raib1n UNI nra5lIo a + Downing oash
srTderek p Fox; New Rochelle. defeated Henry ~ Rr
defeated + chiffon New York A. q h fAa4ckassn
PAYS New YORK 4 c. Sears 3s'1B B1onaTo Eqfss
rIsS,y@P seSoqd r1md T5 E II I'm defeated W p
>acsassin defeated D ooirIeh Bronx1ielL Lis,e s
freedman New Y"rF rF'nTSNie defeated Lewis II.
g. he3n" New York \ =. defeated l. iamer nronG
Cotton. New Rochelle 6Na 67 pa,ff Gf'fa'eT "a Tod NJ
b IrederieH p TcN Ns7 Rochelle Gefrated r
tnacl.sssin defeated Rufus Davis New York ,f''Se'
81. s :; r. !. Parr, inaykassin defeafeJ r :
New yok A = defeated wiisan New och.II. li.o9dey
-. : - Ihayer Auackassiu. defeated Dr Thomas II
hetfy DunW oodte. -. 90. 4 : RuDX,n parL
defeated F. g. Kelley Poughkeepsie q & 64tN M ~
t'aiet. nWoodte defeated J.. ardsev
iS1iI; M m MMg'juirs No saeEEiu defeated Fassford
a - defeated e. a Eachman saeskiu 10 6s
c z n Van lanes Park mn G g: Or q Keane
- - g: Ross i3urchari Powelton defeated David p
defsaie II l. far "a c F. & PTqk' aI Anaskas g
Koundey. New York A. &. defeated $ F Thayer
4Ilachlsslh' 81 3-6. 60: !. r Paret Dunwooee
Sefeated 9fe, a 5 Runyon. Park Hin. 6-S 61. M r.
4cIIuiIe SacgkH. defeated William 7. Bourne New
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07
sHEEPsHEAp BAY ENTRIES TO-DAY

FIRST RACE-THE WHIMSICAL selling; for rnaidsDs
two years old $500 added. Five ard q hat fur
lnnrs Clllrse.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-07

Harold Kellock and the former Southern cham
pion, George p Parkes, won their places yesterday
in the semi-fnal brackets of the handicap singles
tournament on the courts Of the Hamilton Grange
Lawn Tennis club. kellock, minus half 80 was at
the top Of his game, and in winning his place de-
feated T. w. Lcbaire. scratch C-3 6-1 Parkes
at minus 4O the longest and heaviest mark of the
tournament. took three fast sets 10 defeat 7 s
O'Neal. tr. tminus 10. - - 6-l
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Oriental Hand Painted Ornaments

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 Don't think you are going to die if yon contract Pneumonia. Pneumo has never failed to relieve a suffer ing patient 12-1I-1m.
 Fox Bros. HdW. Co. have the 'swellest" line of Aluminium Chafin2 Dishes in the city. See them before you buy. 12-12-10t
 Splendid stock of Aluminium goods and Community" silverware (none betterD Will be glad to show them to you. FOX Bros Hdw. Go. 12-12-10t
 We bought a heavy stock of sad dies and harness before the advance "nuff sed Fox Bros. Hdw. Co.
 \ Bucks Hot Blast Heater would hc q good Xmas present to your wife. 93 per cent discount for spot cash Reap X Crawford Furm. Co. sole agents. tf
 
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 Get a carving set for Xmas. We have a splendid assortment running from $2.50 Up. Fox. Bros. Hdw Co.
 12-12-10t Marriage licenses were issued here yesterday to the following cou- ples: Miss Emma NJ. Scott and !. NJ. Brown. of Clio; and Mrs. Bessie NJ. McKeely. of Jonesboro. and J. F. Linza of Missouri
 Your husband or your wife will ap- preciate q 3.picce Bernstein Bed for Xmas present. Reap X Crawford Furn. Co. sole agents. If. See the Columbia LOGO Shot Air Rifles with a safety on the trigger at Sl.l5; also the little 22-Target Rifles, at Sl.13, 500-shot Air Rifles Sl.25. one shot $l.oo at Cleveland-Matthews Hdw. Co.
 -I have purchased all lots owned by ]. W. Monk in his south western and Southwestern addition No. ?, and will be glad to sell any person de- string lots in these additions.
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 Miss Carrie Nerrett. the Noang daughter of Mr and Mrs. E. Verrett, is suffering with broken arm, which she sustained Saturday by falling on the floor while at play in a neighbor's home. Miss Nerrec re ceived surgeons care immediately after the accident and she is noW resting well:
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--C. $. McNew Real Estate, Rents ad Loans, 1O6 Pine street 10-3-tf.

--c. S McNew Real Estate, Rents sad Loans, 1O6 Pine street. 10-9-tf. For that pain ill the chest Pneume 1as no equal for quick relief. i2tl-1aI Dr. Grandy uses yitalized Air for sainless extracting. 2l1 1-2 Main. tf -NTndsome line of Gut Glass to select from. B. l.. Owen.
 HIS Inn.
 F0R RENT-One furnished front raqrn for gentleman. 101 Pine street.
 12-7-Gt. Let us write your fire insurance Yinchback Taylor, Insurance, Real Estate and Loans, 116 I-2 Main street
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 12-3-1m. For well selected stock of dolls and toys go to E. l.. Owen.
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 -Persons contemplating the erect apn of any building should consult with Mitchell Seligman, architect, Giti- sens Bank Building. 1T. Ladies can have the" old coat ar Nook new at the American-rNeel- ea0r Laundry company. If We make T specially of c.eanirs and pressing Ladies skirts. Ameri- can Excelsior Laundry company. If The Immigrant Evening ClaS'aca in English at the Temple will pa suspended until the month Of .l,1nu- ary, on account of the busy season.
 Tom King is the man to see when your buggy, wagon or 1ehItle needs repairing. Work suaranteeu For Sore Throat Hoarseness, Bron- thills, Plurisy and Pneumonia. use Pneumo Emolient, at all druggists, Price 5ee and $1.00 12-ll-1m. WANTED Several young ladies of refinement and who can be courteous and attentive 9d pay and position permanent Q application to postotfice box No. 3SG. 1211-3t Miss Hattie Stages, of WaiGcn, and A. l.. Lessel of this city, were married last week at the home ot Miss Staggs at Warren, and are nDW making their home in this city, at the home of J. C. Iessel, No. 70 South Main street Our 4Sc Pocket Knife Sale is on. Zach Knife is a good X-Mas present. We also carry full line of Robinson Sure Edge Pearl Handle Knives from &1.00 up. Razors $l.50 up, Safety Rag DTS $l.00 up, and a full line of Scis- soss. We guarantee Cleveland-Mat- thews Hdw. Co. Fleet Jones who was recently called to the bedside of his mother. sn Millersburg. Ky. arrived after his mother had passed away. Mrs Jones has visited her son in this city sev- sral times and had a large number of friends here.
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Pine Bluff Mercantile Co.
Information on a
 Timely Subject Wonen's Furs

When q woman puts money into furs she needs to be very sure she is getting all she is entitled to. The quality of the skins, shape of the garment both have to be taken into consideration.
 Long brown fur throws satin Mned economically. priced, each $2.00..
 Short length neck fur pieces, satin lined, tab fronts, each $2.OO.
 Auffs, square cut to match either throw or neck piece $2.s0 each.
 We have some of the finest grades in Russian Mink, Squirrel and Mole skin. in the neck pieces and muffS, square muffs and blanket muffs satin lined. from \s9O0 to $16.0O each
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Another car of vehicles just ar rived. All kinds and descriptions. It will be to your interest to see them before purchasing. Fox Bros. Hdw. Co. l2-l2-lot'
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A scientific electric face massage. hairdressing and manicuring. 1 make a specially of resident work. Terms reasonable. Mrs. L. D. Lifts, 61S w. 5th ave. o. P. 6o6. 11-27-1m
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Join the Pressing Club of the Amer ican Excelsior Laundry. It costs you sl.OO per month and you can have four suits pressed each month IT
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Our line of Davenp0rts and Rugs and Art Squares are head and shoul- ders above competition. Why? Be. cause of the way We buy them. Reap .& Crawford Furniture Co. 11.12-1m.
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wherein good eating predominates IS to be had in the greatest plenty at the store of SMART & RICHEY. We
 have provided against any opssible contingency by laying in the finest
 stock of choice food products that ever gladdened q housekeeper' heart. !, In staple and fancy goods we can meet any demand.
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Are you a member of the Pressing Club of the American Steam Laundry? ? Clothes kept in excellent condition for s1.00 per month. tf
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Brass Hanging Baskets and Brass vardineres. B. l.. Owen Ills In
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Sweater Coats

Two hundred aud seveut} seven sweaters for boys. women and men sizes 34 to Al. only one col9, gray, and only one price. t4a lowest zoe each, don't miss thes sweaters when out shopping, they will keep you from shivering on cold days.
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Our Glove Aim

is to supply the best Kid Glove to narticular women Good is an elastic word, with us it means the best for the price. A genuine kid glove black, all sizes $1.0O.
 A better grade kid in blacks and tans at $1.50 each.
 Auto driving or riding gloves. tans. browns aud grays S-Se each
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-14

Public Stenographer-W make l specially of circular letters also copy Eng. Hicks Bldg. 127 1-2 Main.