Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-18


 genuine bottled Coca-Cola. 2-1S cod If
 Anyone wishing to buy or sell Jef- terson County Scrip. call on Chas Well.
 For Sale-Dry Hickory Slave Wood. Telephone Imperial Wheel l Works. 12-19 If
 A $25 suit will be given away, Ask at Murphy. y.Martin Dry Goods Company. 1t
 For Piano Tuning see Claud Kill ourn. Work guaranteed. Phone 365, r. M. c. A. 1-25 I'm l LOST-A pair of nose glasses at or near the First Presbyterian church Sunday. Return to Fred Fox at Fox Brothers. 2-18 St.
 Its capacity s great, but it's eff ticiency is greater; It is great press. ! ng machine. Cavers Dry Cleanin: md Dye Works. ~
 A gift of some kind will be given away every day during our anniyer-; sary. Murphy Martin Dry Goods Com. pany. G sz, 1t. The only knocker that is welcom- ed today is s. w. P., It knocks poor paint, and leaves that satisfied smile. 1 o the user Ask for color cards al Jlaud Clegg & Co. .s=. .,..5 Ii, New designs in Bar and Cuff Pins I for Spring. Lockets and Loyallieres always less. Kahn & Moore, Jewel. ITS, 4l2 Main street. .s.,5 If "A gift of some kind will be given I away every day during our anniyer- ,ary. Murphy Martin Dry Goods Com. pany. .-a, 1t l A cake and apron sale will be conducted at Goldbe'rg's shoe store on Main street, Wednesday, February 26, by the ladies of the Temple So- ciety. Mrs. J. c. Schloss, telephone No. 2S1, is the chairman. 2-16-6t
 -Our. reduction in pressing mak
 ing good. The price is 35 cents per ;nit. Ladies ork reduced accord ngly. Caver's Dry Cleaning and Dye Works. :. 1-26 t 4 If you failed to get in our other club you will now have another chance. $25.O worth for $2.00 down md $1 % a week. Reap & Crawford Furniture Co. ,a ss .-. ti ! In the Jefferson circuit court yes terday Attorney B. F. Ashcraft, as counsel for the Diamond Rubber Co. 3 New York concern, brought suit against the Pine Bluff Motor Car Go Cor $29077, alleged to be a balance due for goods sold the defendant com pany during August, September and October, 1912.
 There's no mystery in good paint making. It's only cheap and inferior point that surrounds itself with se- crecy and mystery. There is no sec ret or mystery about S. w. P. Claud 3legg & Go. If 1 Judge A. B. Grace has called a meeting of the Pin Bluff bar for 2 o'clock this afternoon in Justice Grace's chambers for the purpose of setting the civil docket for the March term of the circuit court, which will convene Monday, March 8.
 1 pr. E. G. Stover, of Jonesboro, Ark, one of the most prominent Elks in the state, will be the guest of the local Elks tonight, at their regular meeting. A luncheon will be rendered Dr. Stover after the meeting and a large attendance is desired.
 ] The devil has nothing to do with this sale. Only angels receive gifts free. Murphy Martin Dry Goods Com. pany. 1t
 News has been received by local friends of the sudden death of D. Coulter Butler, we'll known Malvern merchant. Among his surviving rel atives are two sisters. Mrs. Hattie Sumpter and Mrs. Edward Bramlett, who are we'll known in this city.
 l Peter Johnson, Andrew Duley and l Flossie Peterson, all negroes. were each fined 5$ Monday morning by Police Judge J. R. Stewart for violat- , ions of city ordinances. The police court docket was exceedingly light Monday morning. very few arrests having been made the night berore.
 Walter H. Adams, for two years : city editor of the Graphic has resign ed his position and has been succeed ed by Henry Davis, for two years on the staff of the Little Rock Democrat. MT. Adams. whose services were most valuable to this paper, has not an nounced his future plans. Mir Davis comes to this city highly recommend ed as newspaper man. He is a son of Hon. Marcellus Davis, a prominent attorney of Dardanelle. Ark.