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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-11
Story


Copyright. 1913. BY the h X. Fly Company.
The play within the Law" is copyrighted
By Mr.. WELLER and the novelization Of ii is
published By his permission. The American
Play company IS the sole proprietor Of the
exclusive rights Of the representation and
performance Of within the Law" in all
languages.
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ARMS AND SHOULDERS

Now you can answer your own
question. Earnestness of purpose
means giving the world the best you
have--and as the poem says, the best
shall come back to YOU But now
won't you tell me about your best In
the line OF beauty? Suppose you tell
all your anxious readers how to gain
or keep beautiful white arms and
shoulders"
Il sacrifice a lot to keep white
skin said Miss Cecilia II love the
outdoors and I believe in fresh air and
sunshine for all growing things, but
I have to guard my skin against the
sunshine / love so dearly. On hot
summer days / always wear big
shade hat. for though summer tan
may look attractive while II lasts it
leaves coarser and slightly less
white skin in its wake. Burn and tan
every summer for FIVE or six years.
and gradually your skin will lose its
fine white texture. / am firm be-
lever In good cold cream; IL / sus-
pect a little tan OF having won its
way to my face or throat or hands.
Immediately dose the offending mem
Der in cold cream. At night / always
cleanse my skin thoroughly accord
ing to the following method: First I
apply a generous coating of cold
cream. which / rub in thoroughly;
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-11

I managers ONCE. All about us
were quartered oak and heavy
carpets, and all the unattractive
paraphernalia of utility and business.
Little atmosphere or charm for the
Identification of dainty girl-and
yet from the dull work day env-
ironment little Miss Cecilia shone
with the splendor of youth and
health and the clean sweetness of
modest girlhood.
Miss Santon was the little prima
donna of &. A. Rolfe's Arcadia last
spring. but now she is intrepidly
venturing out on the B. F. Keith cir
cult alone, with full faith in her
voice, her public and her manager.
Fred Ward. Don't you think" she
asked, that If girl is ready to give
affection to the world. it must like
her a little bit. too?"
"You open q field for our discus
sion," answered the always ready for
business interviewer, I'VE can discuss
the beauty of being in sympathy with
the world-of being in tune with
life'
Perhaps 1 have not thought about
it very philosophically. But | think
you have to keep yourself well and
In good condition and free from tired
ness or nervousness or brain fag, 1t
does not do to be forever making ex-
cuses for not being quite at your best
you have TO make 1t your business
to be at your best. / think young
girl who is trying to accomplish any
thing In the world, whether ii is In
the line of work or just winning a
reputation as beauty. has to keep
right at the thing she is striving for
and never lose sight of what she
wants. / guess earnestness of par
pose would be my rule Of success"
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-11
Perfect arms and shoulders, and other valuable
hints from Cecilia Santon
SIMPLE EXERCISES

neck, arms and shoulders are cleansed
for the night
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-11
BY LILLIAN LAUFERTY

~ CECILIA sANToN and l met in
a managers ONCE All about us
were quartered oak and heavy
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that WIN show the Christmas-anxious
tots what the ydletide season looks
like In the frozen north. The window
on the Bethel street side or the Regal
store Il one mass 81 Christmas cheer,
as It Il known IN the country Of SNOW.
a snow man and q giant snowbail
almost IS realistic AZ though they
were made Of the real article nh
either end Of the window. while the
intervening space Il thick with the
glistening near-en0W.
incidentally. there are in the Regal
windows display Of the most delight
full shoes and slippers Slippers for
the entire family. and II which should
prove most appreciable present.
e VI JORDAN 4 CO.
Suggestions for Christmas gifts for
every member Of the family are on
display In the windows OF Jordans.
Toilet articles that should prove the
delight of both male and female mem
bers Of the family hold sway in one
Of the large display windows. while
the other Is given over to bags Of
every conceivable kind and descrip-
ton. including those suitable for the
tiny miss and for the stately matron.
Included among the toilet articles
are shaving sets Tor the father.
brother or sweetheart and manicure
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- 1900. J. 49,. 3 q -, 4. s tis
49, 49,. - 8. 49,,
E; g, -. -, ',.I
~ s,,fN
8, 1aSH loa1 ~ slS sss5 ~.
sl.ss 8.
s. ., = Z. q *, =, /. -.
81 ,,s
: 49,, u $500 thss ~
800. t -, - ss,,,,,i,, tss
80 8 ~.
~ 49, 4. -. $500 ' 80 80 -.
s "a ~ tfisi1 c,snTn efIpniy co
~ s,,,s -, ,,st,,,s. 80 ~. ~ rist.
- a..ss M. =, 80. ~,
d ,,.., ne nth rsr,ssee,,ted n he bol-
idsv . 5, a;s1lav a. The tnnol,,l,,
p,,st. e err, r, g, r,,rt sfrae4 IN
az - s;ss - ~ e,,tra,e ia
E; ts,,, ,,,,, Is, ,.,,,,-,s
IS
-, - ,., q = -. ~
t,, sI 8, !,
IA .,Is - r,,rg Tha nfhs, So,
III, dow rsiates' tie s,,;r;t - t,br;s,.
mas ufVfun and 4ia n fpf4nff4fO invita-
lion Is sunny one,s sfrienas with /
kodalk. f,hristmas green's and hnlly
n profusion are, scaftered among lie
tools 81 the nicturs-taker.
THE CLARION.
An up-to-date haberdashery has Al
exec llent chance Ia earry ont ina
Christmas spirit by decorating with
Its own wares. and that e what T ~,
Clarion, Fort and Hotel streets. has
done. The window display consists
of handsome neckwear Id bright col
tlors suggestive Of the holiday season,
festooned between the more somber
articles Of mems apparel. ID highly
effective way. A tracery Of artificial
rose vines runs through the windows,
while the store itself Is festooned
with crimson roses, and the show
cases plentifuIly laden with an at
tractive Christmas display.
ko0AGRAPH SHOP. n
Inc kodagraph Shop. on Hotel
street. has succeeded In making It'll
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~ ,.iet, mas rhos,r,ar q, hem, rl,a r56II@
1890 -. rs 800, rl - ans,,s 80 ;nSo
49,. Z. =. e e 49,. ,,,th ~
e IS ~. :. - -. -, ~. ~
.. ..e .s.sse -, sSs q 49, s ai -, Z;
1870. ss ',,t,es S SnS s e1s.s 81.
- s. Is, -. rss ~ riot "
s sl' e t Is LAST g tns n's1s
- sl 1..ss-- q; -. .,,-.S ernpr
-. 80 ~ = = !. 9. ,..s.h
one cascnes ssaIslsa e.ss. 3. e'.s
lmagines one snoula snlssL ' M. 80. ~ 3,
comes suddenly upon tne Nlnae g. q
the E. Uyeda Millinery store q 9 q
|uanu street Just OF rom Hossl 4. g
ioosing g = one mas 1877. oness ss,as '9 =
cold, snowy. infamous resle1s g
the east, with frozen streams q tAe
distance, and trees sagging non the
weight Of the snow.
i large number, realizing this, afe So
ing out Of their way to see +, There
ara two windows to the store. and
the same general scheme d decofat.
/ ing has been carried out d both. the
differences being in detail Ii one
window, caught IN the snow drift. are
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dnIls De faculties.

Haadache duIls the faculties. con-
rorts the most eyen-tempered Of per-
sorS into Al irritable fauit-finder.
f sGr1 easily s It can be banished, simply
NJ .aEina Stearps Headache Cure.
gbare;s no economy in suffering the
asonv of headaches when few pence
Mi bny this sure relief. Insist on
So. ~ut rns, adYertisement.
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e.. General Fred Grants home has
~, declared Exempt from taxation
b Seen Iaw YORK because it is located on
G Cs ,er IsIsnd. which is federal
territory. !. I'D.
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CHANGES. IN THE SHOP WINDOWS
OF HONOLULU'S LEADING STORES.

sets for the sister, wife. mother or
sweetheart: also numerous small and
dainty toilet articles that should
make useful and appropriate presents
for the entire family.
The window fun Of bags. Includes
mesh; leather. bead, knitted and GRO
cheted goods Prices ranges from
close to the modest dollar to suffi
Client 70 tickle the purse OF the blOat-
ca bondholder are tagged to the Of
fering Of purses and they are prov
ing the delight of al members Of the
fairer sex.
Manager George B. Curtis states
that Il is probable the windows viii
be redressed before the 18th. with
other sugsestIons fcr the present pur-I
chaser
B. {. EHLER3 AND COMPANY.
The Christmas season for 1913 has
brought forth beautiful array Of nov
elites on display at the several win
dows ct 3. r. EhIers and Company.
One 81 the striking exhibits ii win
dow given over entirely to dolls and
baby furnishings The display affords
IA genuine treat to host Of little
peonle There Is I coIlection AZ toilet
arficles and eyerythine uertaining to
4 doIpc WARDROBE IS
Passine IL the second window
snread n sweafers Is an int,nite Va
riety Of color, for women and chill
dren. are shown There are also seen
an exhibition or misses muslin dress
goods a window filled with handker-
lnl fiars sre fn,,rd art. ars;c,ss ,hirh
come dirert fram 81 Irei +, and are are
ma3e - ne f,nest I,,. !. ,aee he
varislv 9 M, bsn n, thaf
are s,ffere s farev hares
ase,e5sd ~ ths hsa,,,s -, s. trsds Tha
iiftle snr - ,.,t ,sssi.,l, tls
sssort,et p;hons 81 sr,sss Il
Wilton fhe fancv ,olnrad' eil,r cons,,,c,,.
ouslv firures oc y, The rreater nor.
fser = sne 80 49,. 80, 49, 80 II,
s-es7c - - - ss y. = 3 - elsSst
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&
Credit
-. ys.s money ss.s.,. ,,iss. = ~
yeus Christina. .uIl rI.z noDzl ~
shs ss.Is.t vsy--'hs nj ssn.Ibls ~
or ~ ''yls e'ss. 1'sn Pps.'. = y
sl.....' Wheeler .as's Incomes = 10000
.ys., ! 5000 - SIMPLY eons
j. pIsk oue vh.t "a WON'T - ~ -
elsrk = sh.sss i. ~ deliver -
..'s = a. psyn.at. - ssslas. :.
ADsoLu7rLY
w ns.t "a - IS ~. q - Cash
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ctIce1 STORE mas been given over en-
ltirely to things for the children. and
| II would take pages to enumerate the
Hundreds OF amusing contriyances.
from jumping Jacks to 4 complete
train which huftles around q steel
track under its own steam, which are
lon display there The two large dis
lplay windows are Meccas Of wonder
and delight to thousands Of children
each day. The King street store win.
ldoWs are prettily decorated and con-
tain samples Of what the company
Icarries in the way Of useful presents
for both children and groWn-ups. The
Waikiki window is full Of that variety
of mechanical toy which interests IRE
lOfder boy, while the EVA one contains
toys and cloth animals and ofher
presents suitable FOR the smaller chill
tdren. # = Is
HAWAIIAN NEWS COMPANY
Christmas In HAWAII is the sub-
iect Of an attractive show window
display which the Hawaiian News
Company IS carrying out and which Is
lattracting the attention Of hundreds 81
Yuletide shoppers who mass. daily
along Bishop street. Al low. SANDY
beach slopes down to the water. while
drawn up on the shore are two Ha-
fWaiian outrigger canoes. AT the
right stands q grass hut, cleverly
fashioned from strands of light brown
crepe paper, and surrounding it are
towering cocoanut palms a Hawaii-
an tdoID maiden Is seated IN the
doorway, eyes fastened upon the min
tiature Christmas tree which stands al
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@nte @elescn6cit fir ben redltcr
Wtanu.

@nte @elesenbcit fir ben redItcn
Wann.
100 ader erite alaiie 2on0 in
AroDo, Gbepeme Gountp, Colorado,
ST bertaufen fir Den ~nieorigen
Greis bon $500. Ger Maun, Dem
es geborte, lit periebt porOeu, iouit
fonnte man es nidt mir oieicn biGi.
gen &rei5 fouFen. Tieie 100 Ader
iinO MIR 8 Minnten %entiernt BON
Depot. IS Gieqt 10 na6e Der Sta0t,
bob man lciht iein Seben MAIDEN
tam nit 6%iibnprslidt mo elm Gaor
&iibe. Aae Seloiriidyte geoei.
fen Oa 10 gut ruie bier bel Smabu.
Ser Radbar bieier 6arm baitte leB-
tes Sabr ein 9nlis fiir $4,000,
ra5 3eiet, Dab e5 cine quite Oegenb
iein muB. 3ie $500 braIidlrr
nidJt 9lQes in @aar 81 iein. ia.
HIRES 81 erieben bel Der Iropo Sant
Co., 45S--459 Gmafa National
ganf 8lOa.. GmaDa, gteb. gin
ipreda Osniih mo bromuorter
SIRE @rieIe nui Geitidl.
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aoaeu, bod III cine ~iiberieben ipor,
ben, cine Ropitdt eriten Ganges,
Die bel bieier @elegcnbeit 5lrut eriter
Rale in amerifn gegeben miro, biz
Superturc oDidter NIB 9oher'
NIT humoriihid)em 3ert, %arrangirI
ron @iltor arlorofer, einem be.
tibmien ocliihen Mannerdor. Diri
oantrn. 9ieie drummer bat Ser
1beo. u. Rceie gleih nnd ibrel
Qremisse in 9eutihlanO fommer
lnIien uno tic nit Den Ser. S0n
aarn eingcilb' mo miro iie moracl
ficr lire llroufiiibrlmg erfabren
Gas aeiammte Rro1ranm i'll mi
iolat:
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air6lide Ga6ri6ten.;


Inter oieier gf1ibrif peroiientIift
Gle Omaha Gribiine gerne ale Qod].
riften aus Den areiien Der bent.
iten air6engemeinoen iegIider
aonfeiiion. Die Serreu Baitoren,
Sebrer ooer aird)enooriteber iino er.
iuft unS ale Rafriften aus ibren
areiien sur gerfiigung 5u tel
len, bamit oerartige 8%ortommniiia
proMpt 5irr 8erofientlitung geIan'
gen fonnen.
Die Ieoaftior.
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Smnhn nffrrihe.WarFL.

Gntabd, z. 6ebruor.
Sorter 8ei8en-
Sir. 9, 85-SSc.
Ir. 8, 84-87c.
Ar. 4, S0-86c.
Sriibiabrs. 8ei8en-
Rr. 8, 82E-83c.
Gr. 4, S1-82c.
8eiBes aorn-
Nr. 8, 46H-463Ac.
Ger. d, 45-46c.
8elbes aorn-
Nr. 8, 45-45Hc.
gtr. 4, 44-f412c.
Sort
Qr. 3, 44M-45c.
Scr. a, 43A-44Ac.
aorn feiltas Grooes 40-44c.
3eiBer Safer
ar. 9, 33He-33Ac.
Stanoaro Safer 33M33Ac.
Scr. 3, 32A-3212c.
SIR. A. 32-32Ac.
Mal3gerite 55-63c.
8lttergerite Nr. /, 42--47c.
8oggen-
0r. 2, 58H-59c.
Nr. 8, 58-58hc.
= gs be5obIt iid, in Sen ,aIa
fifi3irten qn8eigen" Der Sriblne
onnounciren.
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@ute Bis Bette Seifers 5000
$40.
eutc Bis bette aiibe, $5.75--
$3.50.
RitteIrdbise Biz CUTE aiibi
81. 75-5.75.
@ep6bnIite bis mitteImGBige
So. 25-$4.50.
Gtodprs unO 5ceOers, felt beltte
fiir ISOLDE tart. StoderS t5-p5c
bobcr.
@ute biz bette Sc. 75-$7,75.
MitteImdBige bis bette $3.50
S6.75.
gen0tnTife Biz mitteIndbtsf
$6.00-$6.50.
Gtof Sellers $5.00-$7.0o.
aalber-$5.50-$9.00
guQcn - 5.5O-$6.25.
Gdnene-3ufubr $500; Marft
Zoe h0ber beute. Sir ISOLDE 35c-
45c bober. 9urfidnittspreiS $3.50
I-$7.70. S0fiter greis $7.75.
S~daie-3ufubr feline; @Iorft fir
ISOLDE 35c-50c bober.
@utteridaie, CUTE biz bette 1925
$500.
| @i00er. CUTE Biz bette $3.50
$500.
SdbrIingc $7.25-$7.50.
2dnmer SIS. 35-$S.65.
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). Gitertag, Yaitor.

Geutidc 9ii66flide @efbo6iiten'
Stride. Ode Der II. uro 2iueoIr
StraBs, friiber G~enteritraBe.
Sonntag.S duIe ieOen Sonntaa
Morgen 10 ubr.
8reoi1t-8 ottes0ienit If llbr Dor
mittogs uno 1913 lthr glben0s.
gbenos Sugenbbuno. g riammIuna
INN Z llhr.
gi6el. uno 8etitunoe s ubr Mlitt'
mod 2lbeno.
Srauen. MiiiionSoerein ieben er.
item Gonnaritag I'M Wtonat 123 nbl
Nadmittng.
gu qmts6anolungen in beutidel
un6 engliifer Sprade ieOer3eit be
reit q. S. Sniier, 9aitor.
@obnung: 1926 iiOl. II. Str.
8elepbon 1886.
Grite oeutiAe ebang. .lltberiidi
Stride, 1908 iiiOI. 90. 9trube.
gaItor 6. s. 5reeie.
gre0igt.@ ~ottesoienit 10 llbr Dor
mittags uno 1880 9lbenos.
@ngIiite Sonntagsi6ltle 2:3(
llbr In6mitto9s.
0eliti6 engliife @emein6eldule
90. uno Gin StraBe. Gbeo. Sill
Dem Serge, &ebrer.
9cutide Sreie @Dangeliide Sir
die, 2203 iii0Itde y. StraBe. Got
tesoienit mo Grbalulng Worgen!
Htt uno a6enos 1913 llGr.
@aitor 3. Z. 8oitel, Genera
Miiiionar Der Congregational Sem
MiIiionS.8 ebor6e, miro Die 8ottes
Sienite leiten.
ReIigion8lmterrift iIuO Sonutag
Idltle Nadmittags 3 ubr.
GeutIde GO. . Lutberiide q
gouIs Stride, Ode 2S. unO 9arfe
Strnbe.
@ottes0ienIte I'M 10 llbr. Conn
ta9SiduIe in eugliider Gprade TN
boIb 5ipolf.
aben6gottesoienit IN eneliife
Sprnhe I'M 7:45.
abenomabI I'M 7:45 llbr.
Geutid.engliide @emeinoeidulC
s. u. 8ilgenoorf, 2ebrer.
6. z. Otto, Gaitor.
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aOnssrt Der GOueOrOia.
Zen geindsrn i'm 9eutiden SanS
iiebt morsen Gin bOber
@ennh bsDOr.

@iorgen glndmittaa, punft 4 ll6r,
tcainHt i'm Scutihcn Sans oic
6cicr OeS StiitmoSieitsS ocs Con.
ccroia Sameugciangbcreins nit Ell
mem arob1n aouJcrt, has alien DC
iu6crn einen prGdigcu @cniB IN
Sllisiiht itcllt. Die S~aiiptmlmmcrn
oes Brogramms murOru pom inns
tcrcitS in beiouoere Gripdging &c.
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Geutite Stride Der GnnneeIiifen
@cneinihait, Ode Is. uno Cunning
Ctr. &reoigt I'M II llbr Gormit'
logs. Sit9eno 8erein Urn 7:25
slben0s. Fre0igt UNI 8 uEr @bo8
S~eoermann lit 81 0ieisn Gottes-
bieEiten ber5lid eirgelaoen.
3. Gitertag, 8uitor.
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Rrugramm:
aoLtor ~, mar, 8. gPHbs
n FTcnTosrr i'm gsoISe GeiOt
. !, SaiSmrn, =. Rob. Sran5
n Stig mic Sic poft 49,. -. .a... gobm
Colo fir Soprar: 5rau Sorton.
g. sic Oret 9orftSneu o. e s...o mamrirctc ""O
SRI Sattis gl5 uo sri. Dora Saarmann.
A. Souperturc sur Spr oGittcr lmo 9aar" $1,000. 6r, Snppe
Sir g2Gunerdor nit mtergeleatent 3rt arrongrt BON Y. HeDloorter
Greinige Sdnge bon Gmabd.
Is. I'm Der iAonen blduen 2onai 800. -. TamtS - a SHa"b
sir 0reitimmigen gduenfor arr1ngtrt bon Sb. Nuo. H@1e.
Goncoroia 7anendor.
6 So1n scr Qubta Selar!9elo
solo fir gioIne: 5rnu ernt &eee.
IL lfeiue Wltteriprode ...... ............a.... engdsbTg
@enlidter G6or bs 2naba Mhft.gereins.
S. al Is Scar gu calling ..a.. .... ....".... ~. .a.r. 0tWgW
~ Sbe NotD MORN ..... .s... =. $50 ~ '..' rI.rl"'r. JpoOhep
SOLD fir Sppran: 6ral Sorton.
10. al Srole MISUNDERSTANDING .......... ...... ..pHn.. au
b Sob os 2icoes. Cert non 9rou 30 6lotboD $3.50. .&eeie
Goncoroia Gamen6or. (5opranS Solo: 5rau Bal. S. 9eter)
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Rarftberidt.

Siio-O maga, s. 5ebrltdr.
RinOoieb- 3rfubr so; Marft
ieit beitte. Siir Node t0-15c 70.
her.
@ltte bis bette $~7.6O-$S.25.
MitteImdBiae bis quite 1926
$3.50.
@clpSbnLide Bis mittelmdBise
Sc. 50-S7.25.
aiibc uno Sellers, felt 6cltc. 5iil
8ods t5--t5c DODer.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-12-11
The Boy and the Ant.

The Boy and the Ant.
Lawrence s. McCleary. would.be
newspaper man." he said bitterly
(yes. he was talking to himsedf).
you take of your hat to that ant,
and then get up md follow her ex.
ample' She's better man than you
are any day In the week! The scrap
she wanted was under mountain OF
debris; nobody knew whether 1t was
actually there or not But did she let
nny one come along and rage at her
and say. Impossible! It's not there!
you can't do It! II cant be done!'!
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-12-11

She went on the supposition not that
1t couldn't be done. but that 1t could
And she hustled and kept on hustling
even when you threw her back; and
she'll keep right on hustling, tool
From Larry Goes to the Ant" by Ef.
fie Ravenscroft In st. Nicholas.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-12-11
Not to Be Deceived.

Not to Be Deceived.
Look at dat dorg chewing grass"
"Wot's de matter wit him?"
Dunno. but he can't inveigle me In.
side dc fence. never seen a dorg
yet dat wuz a vegetarian"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-07
PARK COMMITTEES
 ID MEET TONIGHT CH HAIRMAN SORRELLS OF THE AL. DERMANIC COMMITTEE. URGES
 THEM TO ACTION. Will Devise Ways and Means Where. by Pine Bluff May Secure a
 City Park.

For the purpose of discussing the important matter of the establish ment of city park, Alderman w. E.. Sorrells, chairman of the Park Com mittee of the City Council, appointed Monday night by Mayor Simon Bloom, has issued call for a meeting of that body to be held tonight at s o'clock in the Assembly Hall of the Chamber of Commerce.
 The members of the Park Commit tee of the City Beautiful. the Park Committee of the Chamber of Com merce and the Civic Committee of the Pine Bluff Trades Council have been invited and urged by Chairman Sor- rells to attend this meeting, and it is thought that the session will be q lively one. The main topic for dis cussion tonight will be the proposi- ton of a site for city park and this matter will be taken up and investi- gated in detail Although, it is very improbable that any action toward the establishment of a city park will be taken tonight. yet the matter will be thoroughly discussed from every standpoint and each phase of the ques tion will receive the careful consider ation of the committee members. Ef- forts w ill be made to devise ways and means whereby a suitable city park may be established without material ly increasing the debt under which the city is staggering and number of very encouraging suggestions will De offered.
 Chairman Sorrells has issued an urgent call and it is expected that each member of all the committees will be on hand
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It pleases--tell your friends
 PURITAN FLOUR. If.
 Special prices on all Hats this
 week-Adanell Millinery Co. 5-4 I'm
 After May 1st, We do only cash
 business. Model Bakery, Makers of Queen Bread. If
 The SherwinW Williams Paints for all kinds of good painting. Ask us for color card. Claud Clegg & Go. 9th and Main If If you are going to paint or We can save you money. CLEVE- LAND-NATTHEWS HARDWARE co. If
 -Robt. Vance & O.. PIT Walnut street, manufacturers of screens or doors. Old frames re-screened. Tele- phone 282. 4-13 I'm
 Nature is busy putting on T spring suit; do not let the summer find you tagging. A little SherM in- Williams Paint will meet the demand for all purposes. Ask Claud Clegg x Co., If
 The Hearn Auto Company yester- day received shipment of four hand some Studebaker seven-passenge touring cars. They are self-starters and are electric lighted. The cars are attracting much attention.
 Sidney Helms has returned home after an operation in a Little Rock hospital for neuralgia of the face He is now already much improved but expects to return to Little Rock ill the near future for further treat Arkansawyer
 Frank Chidester Jr., left this morning for Pine Bluff, where he has taken a position as bookkeeper for the Arkansas Mill Supply Co., His friends in this city regret to see him leave Camden, but wish him success in his new home.-Camden Herald.
 For Graduati0n-See us for Grad uation Presents. Our prices are less. The quality is positively guaranteed Diamond set and solid gold rings, la walters, watches and jewelry of all kinds, sterling photos. frames. mani cure pieces, etc. Out of the high rent and high price district kahn & Moore. Jewellers and Opticians. 412 Main street. If
 Asa Oracle, of Little Rock. was in the city yesterday. having returned from Reydel. where meeting of the directors of the Villemont Levee Dis trict No. was held At the meeting the board was authorized to issue $10.0G0 worth of bonds to defray the expenses of recent work done in the district. c. A. Sadler was reelected director and D. K. Page, a negro, was elected assessor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-07
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