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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07

strength of this booklet When this
is supplemented by similar book
let issued from the Government Print
ing Office at Washington, D. c., it
makes Hot SPRINGS stand on. as the
most highly endorsed resort in tais
country.
Three things are pre- eminent in
Hot Springs Advertising we have
the fslest curative waters In the
world. We have the best publicity
men in this country working for us
And We are endorsed by the United
States government. This triune com
bination gives us prestige the world
over. And it is by taking advantage
of thIe natura. and acquired re-
.ources that permanent and abund-
ant prosperity will be brought to the
Valley of Vapors
There are hundreds of thousands
of people scattered over the United
States who have not the least idea of
the magnitude of this wonderful re.
sort. When the Rocky Mountain Ho
tel Mems Association came here
last month, there were many among
the number who were as.
tonished that hot Springs had the
magnificent hotels 1t has. And they
expressed their surprise and pleasure
that We were SO splendidly equipped
to take care of a countless multitude
of people during the year
They said that they had often heard
of Hot Springs. but never imagined
1T was SO great a place Now, if the
hotel men of this country are so lit
tie familiar with our resources for
caring for the sick and visiting pleas.
ure seekers, what must be the cor,
dition of those who do not come in
contact with the public as hotel men
do. Certainly, one would expest that
every hotel man in the United States
would be familiar with Hot Springs
and all that Hot springs means. but
they are not.
And it is to enlighten the people
generally over the country that the
Business Mems League has conceived
the gigantic project of using every
metropolitasi paper in the country in.
sofar as possible, for the exploita-
ton of this celebrated health and
pleasure resort, the National SAM
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
An Investment in Business Property.

Owing to certain conditions which we
will gladly explain on application we
have listed with us for immediate ac-
'ceptance a property located in the
business district that will pay a rental
income OF 9N per cent. This property
is well improved with a practically
new building. In the course of the
next three years the increase in the
value will make it at least 10 per
cent investment This one is worth
while. Don't delay as delays are
dangerous.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
Particularly the Ladies.

Not only pleasant and refreshing to
the taste, but gently cleansing and sweet
en;ng to the system. Syrup of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA IS particularly adapted
to ladies and children. and beneficial in
all cases in which a wholesome, strength
ening and effective laxative should be
used. II is perfectly safe at all times and
dispels colds, headaches and the pains
caused by indigestion and constipation so
promptly and effectively that it is the one
perfect family laxative which gives salts
faction to all and is recommended by
millions Of families who have used it and
who have personal knowledge Of its ca
eellence.
Its wonderful popularity. however. has
led interruptions dealers to offer imita-
lions which act unsatisfactory. There
fore. when buying, to get its beneficial
effects, always note the full name Of the
Company California Fig Syrup Co.
plainly printed on the front Of every
package Of the genuine Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA.
For sale by all leading druggists. Price
so cents per bottle.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
PEARL Babes
PRECIOUS ADVICE
sebrelI Lady Tells Of Her Own Esper-
fence, and Gives Some Good Ad.
vice to All Women.

sebrelI, Va Mrs, Pearl t. Bab(
Of this, place. says, my health was
very bad, for two wears, because
of womanly, troubles. AT times,
suffered with dreadfu! pains, in my
side and had awful dizzy spells
When had these. i could not even
sit up.
My mother called in three different
doctors for me. but none of them did
me much good. tried Cardui, the
woman's tonic, and now my health
is greatly improved can do my
work as | always did before was
sick, and never mind il.
Cardui is the best remedy for all
of woman's ills. l know what it will
do, for l have tried IT, and Away
expect to keep ii in my house.
! always advise ladies who suffer
with womaniy troubles. like did,
to take Cardui and get we'll.
Cardui is successful, because it is
composed OF ingredients that gently
strengthen the woman1y constitution,
and build UP health and strength in
a natural manner
For more than 81 years, cardui has
been used, with entire satisfaction,
by thousands OF sick and suffering
women. testimony from those who
have actually used Cardui, surely H.
dicates the value Of this reliable wo-
mans remedy.
Don't you think so?
N. B Write to Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Mediocre Co.
Chattanooga. Tenn, for Special In
structions. and 64-page book, "Home
Treatment for Women, sent in plain
wrapper. ON request"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
A FAIR OFFER.
Your Money Back II You Are Not
Satisfied.


We pay for all the MEDICINE used
during the trial, If our remedy fails
80 completely relieve you of con-
stipation. We take all the risk. You
are not obligated to us in any way
whatever. If you accept our offer.
That's mighty broad statement. but
we mean every word of it. Could any
thing be more fair for you?
A mosa scientific, commonNense
treatment Is Rexall Orlerlies which
are eaten like candy. Their active
principle is a recent scientific discov-
cry that is odorless, colorless, and
tasteless; very pronounced, yet gen
tie and pleasant in action, and par
ticularly agreeable in every way.
They do not cause dlarrhoea. nausea,
flatulence,s gripping, or any 'nconven-
fence whatever. Rexall Orderlies are
particularly good for children, aged
and delicate persons
II you suffer from chronic or hab-
itual constipation, or the associate
or dependent chronic ailments, we
urge you to try Rexall Ordelies at
our risk. Remember. you can get
them in Hot Springs only at GU +
store. IL tablets 10 cents; Sc tablets
rs cents; 80 tablets so cents Sold
only at our store-The RexaH store
r. G. Morris Drug Co.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
JUNIORS WON.

Defeated the High School Team in
Last Game OF Season Yesterday.
The Juniors defeated the High
School Regulars at football yester-
day afternoon on Wilmington Park
field. the score being to 0. The
game was full of ginger throughout
Merritt, billiard. Brackin and May.
mars were the starts for the Juniors
while Housley, Gillian and others
divided GA. horors for the High
School. The game was the last Of the
season. The football squad has elect.
ed Lloyd Merritt captain for the 1917
team and will try for a champion.
ship.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
FIRE ON GRAND AVENUE.
Frame Structure Causes Fire Depart
ment to Have Fight With
Flames.

Fire in a house at 1O2 East Grand
ayencc last night destroyed on,
builling, and gave the fire depart.
mens rather stiff fight at that fal
distant location to keep the flames
from spreading to other buildings
close by.
The fire was situated In a district
where there are many old wooden
structures, and not far from mill prop
erty, which would have made it a
very dangerous blaze had Il gained
any material headwar
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
Want PUBLICITY
that WILL help
SOUTH HOT SPRINGS MERCHANTS
CONTEMPLATE BOOSTING SEC.
TON OF CITY.
They Find That Only the Evil Re
ports Receive Wide Publicity
and They Are coing to
Change Things.


South Hot Springs, that splendid
section of the city which often ap-
pears in bad ligh. before the public
and seldom finds its real advantage
exploited, is going to do something
about It,
Within the past year there has
gradually grown up a surprisingly
large mercantile business in that Sec
ton. 1t is stated that the figures
would astou,ad the down town par
of the city were it known how much
money is represented in the mercan-
tile pursuits there.
And South Hot Springs means to
get the publicity, if plan is put
through that is contemplated. The
plan is fol publicity agent who will
get that part of the city IN the press
of the city and the district whenever
there is occasion to exploit something
besides tragedy or near tragedy.
A press bureau is the necessary
thing for any city or part OF a city
looking for recognition and business.
and some prominent merchants like
Ed Burroughs, Robert Sigman, ID. l.
Weaver, and others are about to
promote a publicity department that
is destined to attract more attention
to the part of the city which has out
lived the Jamestown title, and is
fsow very important and very ma
terial part OF Hot Springs. >
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
SIOU lteMaru. alu,

The readers u this paper viii be pleased to Learn
that there is at least DREADED disease that Science
has been able 10 csre IN ali It's stages and that Is
Catarrh HAIRS Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
cure now Known y the medical unternitY Catarr
tional treatment Hairs Catarrh cure M taken IN
ternally acting directly upon TIE blood and mucoua
surfaces OF the system, thereby destroying the
fouadati0H OF the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up The constitution and assist-
.ng nature u doing its work The propriet0rs have
90 much faith IN rs curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that II hias "
rure. send for list OF testimonials
Address T. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. o
Sold by oil Druggists. 75c a
rake ~ ton
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
A BARGAIN IN LAND

4160 acres in Chcot county This land located in the
heart of the famous Mississippi and Arkansas Delta 20 miles
from Greenve nine miles from Lake Village This propry has
railroad running directly through it, also
within three miles The land will cut from 1000 5000 feet
understandable timber and when cleared will be cheap utover
land at $50 The famous Sunnysde Plantation the
finest cotton farm in the world just IL miles this prop
ery No waste land All concrete bodya fine colonization
proposition This land is above overflow perfectly with
bayou running due north and south through the the
opery This without doubt the best bargain Arkansas
there not of waste land entire
price of this property is $1 terms Of onehd cash. balance
one two and three years at six per
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
YALE,s NEW CAPTAIN

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 6.-Jessie
Spalding of 1913, of Chicago, was
elected captain of Yaie( University
football team for the coming sea-
soa. Spaulding is % years old, was
captain Of his freshman team and
played right half back on the varsity
last fall.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07

The Doctrine of
Conservative Investment

There greater incentive towards thrift economy
than that induced by conservative
mistake TO imagine however, that conservative real
ments are to be determined by surface conditions
GIN safety stability of rental earnings maretabty
rates and other important factors all have bearing upon safe
ard profitable investment.
This should make obvious that investors acting
vice of an individual having little knowledge
mental principles of real estate investment likely
to be misguided In fact is extremely doubtful any one fail
ing to fory his personal opinion by the knowledge exper
fence OF an efficient real estate agent qualified to
vsoy capacity the matter of conservative real
en 1t being absolutely agent well posted
IN the future well present real estate values Therefore
prudent investors the country coming and
seek out for themselves reliable
whose function aid them selecting investments that would
seem to be best adapted to their particular requirements
whose knowledge of the various factors affecting conservative
Vement the result of special study and careful investigation
We shall be glad to you real in our
judgement will yield not only income basis
but the increment in value will be equal if larger
ctate investments have conservative values placed them
their stability being unquesoned
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
NATIONAL INSURANCE BILL.

London, Dec 6 Chancellor DAY.
i'd Lloyd-George's national insurance
Iii passed its third reading in The
!ouso of commons tonight bY ,oto
c. S24 to 81
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07

WANTED-At once. good all round
cook. for hotel. Addres postoffice box
s54. s-3t.
The evening world., 1911-10-02

Educaton, If not accompanied by an adult.
"' we are heading fast toward = $500. 600, 900 city budget" oh.
ssved IN Official Of the United Real Estate Owners Associations the
other day. The cost Of running New York City this year h $174,
100000. For next years municipal expenses an increase is asked all
along the line, with the exception Of the Board Of City Record and
tho Law Department. Such little items as ~$78O14,622 80 for sala-
nss and wages, and $780, 900 900 interest on the city debt, are likely
- attract the casual notice Of even the most absent minded taxpayer.
But in view OF the opportunity given him to get inside the budget"
. ! were, and to make some of the constructive criticisms" invited,
he will hardly incline to haggle over the Budget Exhibit, Se5 900"
svUt In 1898, the year of consolidation, it cost $77, 473O Si to admin
liter the affairs of the City of New York. This wear, with a popu-
la6on Of 100000 and a budget Of $174, 600 900, a rather noticeably
in0easod per capita cost can be figured out. But the Comptroler's
charts will explain all that, and if they don't, there is the heap of
eighty gold bricks Of various sizes, representing proportionately
the total amount appropriated to each department of the city gov
tnmsnt, demonstrating their relation to one another and to the
budget - . whos.
By means Of moving pictures, stereopticon lectures, dope sheets
x6etogrspha. ~hashlights, charts and other kindergarten devices, the
student Of municipal economy win come away laden with such solid
samples Of information as: That the area Of New York City is sa7
suas miles, with 5000 miles of strsetr and highways, 1000 miles
sewers and 341 mles Of water front; that last year 1926, 900 900
NJ invested IN building operations; that there is q birth every four
Sdnutes, q death every seven minutes, and a marriage every eleven
minutes; that there N eight billion dollars worth of taxable real estate
~hereabcuts; that $30,O0oO 900 is expended annually ON educational
work, $16J6oo, 900 for police protection, and ss,25o,Ooo for frro pro-
tsction; while charity touches" the city treasury annually for a pit
lance of 100000.
Coming right down 10 brass tacks, in the housekeeper's interest
fs Buresu OF Weights and Measures shows how crooked scales and
false-bottom measures augment the high cost Of living, and booklets
on the subject, telling "What Every Purchaser Should Know are
distributed gratis. The same with gas and water meters. The Public
Library shows dummy fve-foot honkshclves Of Books for the Prac-
txal Man" as well as for joyrrading. The Census Board. the Pub
lie Service Commission and the Municipal Art Commission all have
plants in operation which tend to prove that such bodies have q nlans.
ihe srcuse for their existence.
Only ono really serious omission we must note and that is ,
dsfy MONDAY demonstration by Charles Francis Murphy of "How a
Tsmmany Charter Is Made"
The evening world., 1911-10-02
Mrs. Jarr Gets an
Urgent Invitation,

practically Al We left It except the
moths had gotten into the Persian u
and some Of the windows OF the larger
conservatory had been broken. The
refr~tgerating plant vas In perfect con-
dition and We had the wine and salads
chilled nicely. IN French chef. who
objected tocoming UP here. seems moro
satisfied, especially since ] had q plano
placed in his apartments. and ne has
brought his objects dart up with him.
"'Ah. but It 10 wild and beautiful IN
the autumn woods! We haven't bsen
out because II 10 damp and chilly. but
with steam heat in our mountain shack
Il seems ooEy and homeIAks. I DO Wish
you could run up tor . week OF two.
We would b - Siad 70 have you q
you COULD COMA although I nssi 0urs
you oannot. Il would DO you . world
via have banding every night end w
play bridge an dAyhgsak 0r4dOs = 20
fascinating. Z won nAasty dollars Ast
ntSht. n b too bad you cannot - w4h
10. I DO % want you. out - ~ e0eo.
mobile = broken and cannot - rspa4red
I'LL Q man oomss from ohs dtty. and Ne
ride 10 tweuky miles 0vsr . rough road.
and thsrs - never any rigs 10 - bad
at the railroad depot I sss Il u tmpo0i.
BILE for you TO todn IN.
But my first thought . been OF
you md how much good Il would %
you. and hen I realised you could not
come up here, even II We had room Tor
you. or II the automobfls vas In rspair
to meet you, which It will not Be until
It Is fixed TO take US back 70 the rail
road when we return 20 town. And.
anyway, you could not leave your chill
dren. SO It's too bad you can't tosn
u.s."
Sweet of her TO invite me. want
TT" concluded Mrs. Jarr.
Yes said Mr.. Jarr. "She certainly
invites you warmly while she tells you
she doesn't wan: you"
That's the way with q lot of them"
said Mrs. Jarr. and she sighed and
poured the coffee.
The evening world., 1911-10-02

II wonder what birch bark paper n
envelopes COST" said Mrs. Jarr. having
now read the letter through and scan
ming the unique and dainty material OF
It. See, Mrs. stryver has an
design In rustic wood pattern printed In
silver on the note paper. II you can
call this thin and beautiful birch bark
paper Here's what h say
Ramp Kattakorner. Saturday.
MY Dear Mrs. Jarr-Just a bre note
while the guade Is waiting on his motor.
oyos to take this down the mountain
twenty miles with me mail. We arrived
In this beautiful wilderness and Kamp
Kattakornsr yesterday all tired out. But
think the rough wild hfs Of ths opsn'
far away from the s~nervatans tnfSa-
sne~s ana o~onwsu1snoss Of civilization.
will do US all good. We aSs roughanS
Il with q vsngeanos! The slsot1ic light
piant Of the camp u out Of order from
dasuss and We had 10 ua lamps last
nishti Everything In the camp wa
The evening world., 1911-10-02

THE envelope !s silver birch bark and
the letter paper is, too" replied Mrs.
Jarr. Mrs. Stryver doesn't use im,ta-
tions OF anything"
so that's the latest fad. IL IT." Mr..
Jar went on.
Its the latest fad. in fact It's the
proper thing In correspondence material
when one Is wealthy and one 10 writing
from ones lodge In the Adirondack"
aid Mrs. Jarr. Mrs. Strywer has taken
All autumn party TO their place In the
wtlds above Fulton Chain and she has
been kind enough to invite me to Join
them"
That's nice Of her." said Nj. Jar.
1T would DO you good. too. Gertrude
could run the house and SEE the chii-
dren got off to school every morning.
and ia ooms homo early Ind 20 over
their Lessons WITH them in the evening.
A rest In the sutumn woods q week o.
two IN the tnvtsorattnG mountain air
would 20 you goodr"
The evening world., 1911-10-02

barrel three miles to the depot, taking the time Of himself and horses
half Of a union laborers day Of eight hours. The Grand Trunk Railway
charged sixteen cents to transport the barrel f~orty.fve miles. The
Essern Steamship Company collected twenty-five cents for carrying
1t 116 miles, from Portland to Boston. A Boston truckman gathered
in twenty-five cents for toting it to the freight depot, and the New
Haven Railroad brought it 23i miles for thirty-six cents. Total bill,
ninety-nine cents for transportation, not counting the farmer. To
This the New York expressman added fifty cents for local delivery.
The barrel and burlap cost a quarter. 1t weighed with contents 200
founds, and contained, say, three bushels Of tubers. Query: What
we're the potatoes worth to the farmer, and what did they cost the
consumer? He escaped the toll Of the commission merchant and the
grocer.
The evening world., 1911-10-02

Tar OF n MANS 11h
A mans Hd OF q happy home is a place uhere he can drop his cigar
ashes all oer the carpets, zen his 0rouches on the cook and DO his 0rum-
bling IA perfect peace.
II a noman a use fattery, food and Irritation pth sufficient skill TO
appeal respectively to a mans concet, comfort and curiosity, she necdnt
bother about GINNING his heart.
A young girl tancies that IN order to be fascinating she mus. constantly
pose d a pedestal but a uidop knons the value Of 0rncctuNu ddorning a
t0oStoo'
After forty a mans idea Of Heaven resolves iscU into nothing morc nor
less than a place Where ne nerer ul be ndo0ed or bored.
Nothing sickens a man Of his pct theory about the cIn0tn0 rne ike
marrying one.
A career Ul nercr quite tako the place Of a hust1nd 50 mno ns 90.
can't cry on ts coat lapel
Bsnsr BE- o rich moss parbr erasws~t tAa~ a poor wa~s hOht'Us
~ 6e0AnA ~
The evening world., 1911-10-02
Best Auto Year at Hand.
CO - Conttnucd.)

Ing about Q.6s3 retail" he said; ~
1873 will show 10000 pleasure care
worth about s1.loo apiece. indicating y
greatly increased number selling e
1900 q less and q substantial gain In
higher priced motors. The 1912 figures
are exclusive Of trucks made entirely
for freight. OF this I believe at lest
60 per cont. win DO used by physicians.
contractors. salesman and others eos
utility purposeA"-Lesne'A "a
The evening world., 1911-10-02
HedQeVille
Editor
BY John L. He

DR. COBB told Ddpid Craum that
~ the only pav he could cultivate
selt-oonfdencc IL 10 quit lOokih' at
himself In the oldss.
ID EFT. FROST sovs that the only
AZ ,Cay to conpince yourself that a
SIN ia right " 10 commit N0t SIN
yourself
Henry Derks sGys that he usfs toon'.
argue uNiess vou lot her take the ,Drono
eide Of ths auesftn, ard then " you al.
nv tkst sks II n tAs vtsh che wtfttN'
' ~ 49, - y 01Des1ea
The evening world., 1911-10-02

REDUCTION that the year 1913
would be the bA,Aier one in tine
1 history OF tho industry 10 made by
all the manufacturers engaged In the
industry. President Bristos Of the
United States Motor Company said re-
Gently that the coming year would see
moro motor oars built and sold than
ever before.
The biggest year up to the present
was 1910, with 1850 mAohines. averag-
The evening world., 1911-10-02

A BARREL OF POTATOES.

Of New York owns q
farm in Maine. Last epring his
farmer planted . field Of pota-
toes. 1t WINS a season Of drought,
but the crop was fair. He paid
his farmer $40 . month and gave
him . S25 helper, house rent.
tools, horses and all the means Of
making q living besides, with lib
erty to help himself to the prod
noe. The other day the citizen
sent for a single barrel Of pota-
toes. The farmer hauled the
The evening world., 1911-10-02
FATHER KNICKERBOCKER'S MOVING
BUDGET SHOW.

CITY BUDGET EXHIBIT,
which opens to-day at No. $3.50
Broadway for a four weeks run,
is a spectacular dramatization Of
Father Knickcrbocker's annual
expense account. 1t is the great
est and most popular show in
town, but il will not hurt the
regular paid amusement business
because it is free to every one,
though children under fifteen
years Of age must have an invita-
tons card from the Board of
The evening world., 1911-10-02
THINGS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN.

TT - taAnng rather a mean Advantage
j q . child 6r ono psopls 10 BE-
o0ms pAnsmkA
~ ha1ps CA
W/TTH soms psopes n door ocows
W opep and Opportunity comes In
witA0ut knoohnny.
DoN'r seand - ~ 5ou rsxh,s IN
- ~ you lAND ssae ohs1k
IT, - ~ - 0klD lBv1s1y q
- s.MS Ams n hAopR
The evening world., 1911-10-02

II u continues the fashion 10 reduce,
. many . ohiid Will DE disappointed
when 4, borrows msnsma's stocking for
Christmas.
THE lett ers a6ter a mans nane does
not Indicate his horsepower.
CBRMs arc OF the aroma that red,-
~ ates from the devtl.
M AMY q mushroom politician tlrns
IVA out TO % q toadstoo.
''THD ~ VINO - sswsys packIyd can't
sxpope - - - RaawW