Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-27
Rents and Insurance.
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Wood and coal for sale. Call 1892 r. A. McNUI.TY. 39 In


 the Johnson Studio. 7-3-lm Mrs. John Schultz is quite sick at hs.' home, No. 1e3 Indiana street
 White Mountain Retrigerators lined with solid stone, for cost. Reap & Crawford Furniture Co. If Grover Pass has been quite sicl, at the home of his parents, Mo- 1707 Wese Ninth avenue.
 See OUT La France" mattt esseb tufted or plain, guaranteed 20 years Reap X Crawford Furniture Co. If
 Mrs. Elmer Richards went to Little Rock yes. erday to attend her son, Ranscome, whi :s quite sick.
 Any Bucks Gas Range for act,,rl cost. Burn les; gas and last longer Reap &s Crawford Furniture Go. tT -Born-To MT and Mrs. Tom Stephens, Thursday night, a fine girl NJ. Stephens is super ntendent of tAe county hospital.
 The Clark Jewell Gas Stove, over 1000 in use in Pine Bluff, all giving satisfaction. Fox Bros., Hard ware Co.,, Retail Store. If -Ycu Will save money by calling on George Jones at 1130 Ohio street, dealer in groceries, cold drinks of all kinds and ice cream. 7-23-12t A message received from R. P Seudder, who went to Phoenix, Ariz. severa! weeks ago for the benefit oi his health, states that he $ improv- ing rapidly.
 -i foot, all oak, bolted construc- ton porch settee rockers, mission fin isln far $3.S5 while they last. Reap 1 x Crawford Furniture Co. ti
 Miss Louise Bridges is confined | 10 her home, Fourth avenue and Wal i nut street, by illness.
 We make awnings any style grade or color. Reap & Crawford 1 Furniture Go. u Mrs. c. P. Barnes of No. 3l4 East Second avenue, is recovering from br eff illness.
 Only few of cur al oak, 4 pas senger lawn swings left. We're $7.5i going at $4.75. Reap x Crawford Furniture Co, t1
 R. B. Malone says "tha damned chickens ia the East End are playing 1 the devil with the flowers in that par of tAe city.'
 White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers, the standard for the United States. Fox Rroa, Hardware Go. Retail Store. t
 Since their house at No. 119 Eas Sixth avenue was burned about /; week ago, Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Dillon have movel to No. ly0S East Second avenue.
 We have secured the agency fol the La France" mattress. Let Il; show it to you. Reap & Crawford Furn lure Co., t
 -'Tiger Roofing has stood tht test, ply per sq., complete at $1.25 Sold by Cleveland-Matthews Hard ware Co. t
 A horse belonging to the firm O KientZ Brothers, and CTiven by w. A Kientz. ct ty salesman ran away yes terday afternoon on East Second ave nue. The buggy was demolished but Mr. Kientz escaped minjured.
 -Four passenger, all oak lawn swings, finisasd natural oak, worth $7.50 regular, closing out at $4.75 Reap &, Crawford Furniture Go. tt I HAVE FOR SALE THE HOME OF
 II. V. Bahlau, No. 111S West 15tt Avenue, two lots, rooms, hall
 bath, all modern improvements
 Edwin Lcosley. Phone 164S.
 7-27-6t -Stuckie, Wood and Company have been awarded the contract for install ing he plumbing. lighting and water fixtures in the home of John D Crockett at South Bend, Ark. Mr Wool will supervise the work which will commerce immediately.
 The Ladies of the City Beautiful Club are preparing to establish an- o.her public playground on vacant let at the end Of the East Second avenue car line. Workmen are now at work clearing the lot and il will soon be ready for use.
 County Judge c. NJ. Philpot will today at noon let contracts for the construction of number of new bridges, and the repair and re-paint- irg of several others. Several of the bridges will be of concrete con- struction.
 -Business in police court was slow yesterday morning, only four cases being on the docket. Frank Davis and Rufe Taylor. negroes, were fined s5 each for disturbing the peace. R. B. Webb, negro, was dismissed of a disturbing the peace charge, and Robert Hightower, a negro, was fin ed $3 for being drunk on the street.