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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-31
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 3i,-An upturn occurred
In coffee futures the New York Exchange.
The market was strong at the opening Ad-
Yances OF TO points Were recorded,
Opening futures: February &c, bid. March,
6i3c bid; April. 623o bid; May, 885c. bid;
May, 835a64Oc; June offered, 6SOc; July,
72oqI 25e. August 7;25e, bid; September
closing futures: January. b.94f5 .e6c,i Feb
ruary 0.O3d8 Ole; March, 612a6 14c.; April
622a5 Ole; May. 632G6 SAC; June, 6,22lb
e2ici July. Z l5q7: q l6c.; August I2tgT, 25e';
November, 7.4l97,46c, Total sales $3.50 bags.
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VEGETABLES

Demand fair for desirable stock and values
generally well sustained. Quotations.: White
potatoes, per bush. Pennsylvania $4,000.
New fork, 45g5Oc. white potatoes. Jersey, per
per bbl.,-No. 1, s2g2.T5; No. 2. 81. .5oal IS;
sDHst, swssts g. Jersey, per bbl-No. l. S3a3bo; NO.
onions choice. per bush. ,ToaT5c; do. ordl-
ID. bag ST 25a1 30; DO medium. Der ioosiS.
so bag s5e.asti do. seconds. per 1QO-lb. bag.
do, Danish. per ton, s12g13; cauli1ower. New
York, per crate 75c, llS1. %: spinach. Norfolk.
aT5c. lettuce Florida, per basket. 81. .75Ff2, 70:
DO, North Carolina, per basket, 7Se, 8si.b 80;
beans, Florida, per basket S17bff2 30; meas,
Florida, rer basket, 81 God5; eggplant, Florida.
per box S2GS; cucumbers, Florida, per basket
S1.75d3 30; SQUASH Florida, per basket. $50
az: peppers, Florida per carrier, 81, 50dsl 50;
celery, New York. per bunch. 25G45c. rnuah-
rooms, per Alb. basket, St11.50.
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FRESH FRuITS

Offerings moderate but ample for the limited
Ttequirements Of the trade. Prices without
important chatgo. Quotations; Apples, New
a9rk. per Dbl. - King. S2a3s Baldwin si.7B
good eating varieties, ST. 75a2, 10: medium. 81 .
dyn, dSI; apblg,s Western. per boy, TDoas1. 30;
pe5 per SO Soqs9,e E, lemons per poS. 81 Joa3.9o
Florida. per strap. s2d2 56 grapefruit, Fiorida
Rsr Rro oST' I Slag; ~ gInesppes per erate-Porte
fancy late varieties. per bbl., s2dl; cram
berries. per Cape Cod early black, per bbl s2as;
lhe@S1oO; cranberrIes, Jersey, per crate. 75c,
81 20; poars New York, per bbl.--Rieffer, ST
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DECEMBER FINANCING LARGE
Heaviest Month in This Respect
Since War Began.

This country's corporate financing for De-
fSmoeT sen was the heaviest OF any month since
me outbreak OF the war. The total was SIIo =
100000 Of which approximately $40 600 OO0 Ha,,
tor retunding maturing issues and $40 900 O60
for raising new capital. T-'NO''''0
Total corporate financing in this country
curing iei4 aggregated 81 1892, GOO, 600 as com.
pared with 81 ,6lO, 0OO, 600 last year 81 7Ta 600
600 IN 1912, and with the high record year az
o46,OOO,Ooo In 1911 The past year, Therefore
was more than half billion dollars behind
tho biggest year. in the matter of new hnanc-
ing, over $3.50, 900 OF the past years inanc-
refunding o. A't
Divided among the different classes Of COM
has been as follows ''
1914 1913. 1912
Issues .s714, 500 900 $o0s 900 900 s7aa, 100000
issues :. $4,000 46s, 100000 els,OOo. 600
issues =. 271 100000 27sOOoOoo 1856 ,ooo
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Eureka Pipe Line Company 50, payable Feb
ruary TO stock OF record January t5
Kentucky Security Corporation regular
quarterly ~ per cent. on preferred payable
January 15. as registered January 2.
Associated Gas & Electric Company, regular
quarterly ~ per cent. preferred, PAYABLE jan
uary 10 20 stock OF record December 81
Electrical Utilities Corporation, regular quar-
terly ~ per cent on preferred. payable Jan
uAry 10 TO stock of record January 9.
Della ware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road, regular quarterly 2h per cent.
Green and Coates Passenger Railway, quar-
terly OF S1.b0 payable January to stock OF
record December 81,
Southwestern National Bank regular semi
annual per cent, payable on demand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-31
COTTON TRADING LIGHT

New York, Dec. 31.-The cotton market
opened quiet and unchanged to two points un-
der last nights close. Trading on the call was
very light and confined to some foreign buy
ing, with commission houses and Southern
ket acted frmeri and this resulted in covering
by yesterdays shorts The active list a6-
early trading. Liverpool cotton quiet and un-
changed. Closing prices were from one TO hve
nIufa IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-31
CASH RESERVE FALLS
Weekly Return of Bank of England
Shows Decrease.

LONDON. Dec 3t.--The cash reserves
of the Bank of England declined esO4,OOO
during the last week. according to the
weekly return Issued today. Private de-
posits increased e12e5o,oo0 while public
deposits fell G1O,526,0OO Bullion holdings
sagged off SSS5OO0. This weeks statement
compares with last week and last year
as follows:
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CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-HOGS-Receipts, 8O,-
go; market 5 &C. higher; mixed and butchers.
S91o9tSzgo; 40; light, s0.75@I.2 %: pigs, S535a6.JO;
CXTTilE1 $500: market strong;
neeves, SI.1Od9S5; cows and heirers, SO. 5Odp
s1iO: Stockers and feeders, S4.5Od6. 80; Texans
sHEEP1Kecoipts, 10000; market strong:
native and Western, SO 50d6 10; lambs, S5. 65Gp3.
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Structural Steel Up 81 Per Ton

An advance of one dollar ton was
announced on structural steel shapes,
plates and bars by the leading steel
makers to go into effect at ~ o'clock to-
night. This brings the price up from slO5
70 tl.10 per 100 lbs. at Pittsburgh.
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PROVISIONS

o Trade was quiet. but prices ruled steady
GSJiotati0nsi city beef, IN sets, smoked and afr
Ssie9dai SSsEiedai 2sa2oc. Western beef In sets smoked
SSgGGse;' DO, city beef, knuekles and tenders.
heef knuekes and tenders, smoked. 2Bd3Oo. !;
hams ham nss"s g Ss3SS4i pork, famly s28. 5oa24
at3e i4p3se ,lSgl8he,; do, do, smoked. fsI66ilc
Srmfp ann mans smoked city cured as to brand
S,n' Snreu' l4hg16e,: DO, boiled, boneicss. 300
fiSatfRH%dnii.o ss ssshou@ldeTs @ s, cured LOOSE
II I5c pickle bI ,ssceordns to average. loose I4iSS
aSS,' ags J1teakiast bssen as 70 brand and aver
ifEecs.;o iffEcso do iaTga Western refined, Heroes ilI
city, kettle, rendered. in Heroes, 1iSbi1Xo.?
SdS9;j pure city. kettle rendered, in tubs, Ito
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BANK oLEARINas

spondins day les. tgo yearsoo,.
Pbfadslphia s22 ~ $40 Haissv it SAT 1919 s,5 .,a
sSsIoa ssSssiO M ss5 ss5 Sig Sig
.Seg York. ..2s3, 6s2, ~ Holiday 502 84i65i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-31
BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver IN New York was un-
changed AT 4SLc. per ounce, In London II was
quoted l-l8d. lower. at 20 t1-i6d. per ounce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-31
GRAIN AND FLOUR

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ts,4e7 bush There
was a good export inquiry and prices advanced
Ro. Quotations. Car lots. IN export elevator
No. red, spot ana December. 81 i2eihat .s11s
No 2 red, western. s1s3hd1 .35is NO I
Northern Duluth, St.3Tkdl4Oa
CORN-Receipts, 800 bush. The mar
ket was uuiet, but prices ruled hrm. Quota
tionsi Car lots for local trade, as to location
NO yellow new, T8Q76kc.; steamer yellow
new 0pI5lsc.; No yellow, new, I4qT4Ac.i
sample yellow. new, 6DG7lc.i new cob, per 20
lbs 6T0JSc.
oATs..-Receipts 87,1s2 bush. Supplies
We're moderate and the market was outlet az
former rates. Quotations: No. white, OBh0
5465Ii5o.
RYE was firm with light offerings, We
quote at Si10d11S per BUSH, as to quality,
IN export elevator and at S1d110 for small
-. .FL0UR,gReceipis. 1858 bbis and $780,
933 lbs. IN sacks. The market quIet, but mill
limits wen sustained Quotations, per 1876 lbs.
STRAIGHT, S5.25a5,5O; do., patent. s6,o5q6;
Kansas. straight, jute sacks, S5,3Jd5.6O; do,
patent jute sacks, S56O6pSOO spring, first
clear, 80 iOI5. co. do, straight, S5.B595.9O; do,
Patent SBd02j do favorite brands, s63dfD
y 96oi city mills. choice and fancy patent, $685.
gbb5i city mills regular srades-winter clear
patent, S5.6JdG "
RYE FLOUR.--ouiet but firm under small
wood az sBI0 I'd wv 'O''Si'' 80
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

SsSSt Sgotstlons i5sSo TSgrsys dry packed stss
Ne. Ga IS; Sc iFoTIis',s y % isS: sss'.
apiece lelhci; dO.., { lbs. apiece. 1895 dee
sader 3 lbs 1asBiss asBissse fdgll5q d. lbs eed
l4c.i do,, lbs and under, f26isc,: old
roesters dry.picked t2hc brolling chickens
foiS foiSeas6by, e. 80 ! y @2, ibs. apiece 2oQ22ci 40,
apiece 965ooa'a le@ 1sc; WesteTrs, !, y q lbs.
lqg llq1g chickens, dry-packeds n boxer Milk fsd.
~ 70 p lbs 70 doz.. 22d 2ac pniile-fed. Is "a
70 doz; 2oa31c. eorn-fed 5s 10 so lbs, q
q1qq 1q is@ m,tam iee amjIk-.ed p 70 ss 70. e des
nkfsd ds 70 AZ lbs. to 70 iRa doa, g iSSe aS4s 1 n
oyer, lso. oorn-fed 81 70 20 lbs. TO doz., - y
g l4o corn fed, 81 to 42 lbs. 20 dos, f95k M
sae' corntied. 10 to ~ lbs. TO dog, t4BM
loe.i eoTn-ied, .4s lbs, and over TO doz., 1fc,;
SbatdiSSae' Sb9EatiSa' 10 lbs and oyer 1sc roastinE
s Ien, dIy-nieked, lbs and over, TO-; western,
mlik-fsg . lbs. 18c. Western. milk fed 81
t:, w, l41e;i western, milk-fed. dryapicked.
nn,iNedo n,iNedo weights. l4M14bc.: Western, rnllk-fed,
= WS ibs'. lac. Western, corn-fed, lbs and
oyer oyer, lec Western. eorn-fsd, I lbs. 1gc.;
l4e western corn-fed 8h lbs, 14c.; West
srn corn,fed ~ @3 lbs. 18hc. sprins
SQUADS, per dozen-wRiie.s Weighing ii to "a
bs Ger dozen, S,2594,s5: white weighing .
70 O. 10 lPs per dozen, 81. .G594 IS; white. welgh-
1ef dosea a2qG25I 2qG2Ie9 ao sI saG lS Ss dS psr ols
hEoWloOi dark and No, 2. 60c Eet. 10.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS
-, THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
dg5 OF PHILADELPHIA,

I1-rya THE UENIhAL NAIIUNAL hlAINH
HIS OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Annual Election for Directors OF this
Bank ana for the purpose Of action upon
ISOLATION so that the same as amended will
read
not less than nor more than is stockhoId-
ara as shall be determined by the Board OF
DirsctOrs prior to any regular Annual Meet
inE OF the Stockholders OF this Association.
the number so provided for being continued
from year 70 year until changed BY resolu-
don OF the said Board"
viii be held at the banking house Lafayetts
Building, Chestnut ana Fifth sta., Philadel-
phia, on Tuesday, January lss 1870 between
WILLIAM POST,
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-. FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK.

49, FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK.
HZ5 Broad 4 Chestnut Streets.
Philadelphia, December 3d. 1914
The annual election for Directors Viii be
held at the banking house, on Tuesday, JAN
uary ~, 1915 between the hours OF II noon
~ s. p. PAssAoRE. Cashier.
49, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
hgS stockholders ol the Delaware Insur-
ance Company o. philadelphia Will be held
al the once Of the Company, 7lb-TlT-TI0
Chestnut street, on ALOndays January R5th
1915, 81 l3 o'eloek noon- seven directors
Will be elected. Polls viii ciosa al D. IA
JOSEPH G. B0IORTHt SECRETARY.
49, TIE REGUIAR ANNUAL NETTING
Of the atecAholdesa q Croft Allen
COMPANY viii ba held TUESDAY, JANUARY 1sth.
1880 =. ma At the o4ic1 1r tie eQlnpzny.
ssa and A4set
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HsssEve BanksI Discount Rates
Foreign Discount Rates


NV foRE nas. Hl--,fha forzlsn srshsnzs
4a #ranz g lAs eazll4z aIft z
Hzzf t4 a 24HIaz. 81
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

~ iEh.--Demand sufficient to absorb the
united receipts OF choice stock and the market
fres6 m s9od ss shape and rm Quotations: western
&C., exceptional lots higher; extra, Sbc'; Extra
aaarsts, ,39434o. flrsts. 3l932c seconds, go
2Oc.i ladle-paclted, 2242Ic., as to oualIty:
nearby prints fancy, 3Dc do average extra
5dq5sc: DO, trsts, 33q3+c.; do, seconds 2sd
SVo; special fancy brands OF prints jobbinE
II, EEGGs-.Receipts of fine new-laid eggs
aa., diEht and the market frm. with demand fsiy
Sasrb,, Ssses nearby. say. extras. 44c. per dozen;
nearby coed current receipts. SO per standaTj
s16ei s166 mixed held and fresh and ordinary stock
e. cinn' aauul1.lO per case: Western extra lrsts
81 81 20 per case; do firsts. S12 per case: South.
spring packed. choice 26a27c. per doz d.
ordinary to fair 22924c. per doz. Fancy se.
4Tll40c. per doz. 49, OF
CHEESE.-The market quiet but steady
vn1er llght offerings Quotations: New York
tuH-crean earlier receipts choice, 18c: do
90, current make. choice. 15c.; do, do. fair
10 good l4Aq14Rc.; do, part skins, SG13c.
POUL TRY
LlNE.-Demand fairly active and prices
or iowis, chickens and ducks advanced 1c.
l5c; old roosters, 1OaiOlsc; spring chickens.
according to quality, 12G1+c.: turkeys. $50
lIc; ducks, 1i@1Bc geese, 18D15c. guineas
young-welghinR lbs. and over apiece, per
pair. bOc.; weighing 115a1% lbs apiece per
pair 4OgStoc.; gulneas DID, per pair, 30d4Oc.
pigeons, per pair 15d1Sc
DRESSED.-Demand fair for fine desra-
ble-slzed stock and values generally steady.
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'Ex. dividend.
BONDS.

sale High Low. Close.
,oS2 &c Cam G., Steel ,da. scrip e7A ,95i ,95A ,96H
alSSS alSS aIlSSSSSS S3sn Fer Sgg I "a deb S &2% At $fa Ok
1899 1899 L L SsS sSa con- ts ssH s5$ ss$
1929 1929 I bnI XaI l. con T. 4hs 81 81 ,SI ,97
1899 1899 RSaS gSsS E Efa 8: 1884, 1SSa 1SS1 1897
Total sales, SOC S74.
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1880 TO r. M.
Issh Valley. s5K sU s steel =. 4s1s
100 Z i : O.. i54 s5 Fl W & Did %
Penna ..s's.. o2tt
to 1.3o p. M.
100 waTw & 8. sh 10 Leh Nav O. IT'S
BONDS
1000 Lsh Val gen cons 44s..,,,,.,...,., OF
1.3o to P. NJ.
8 Gen Asp pfd IS 2 Leh Nav G. TIA
10 Keystone Tel. iSA so Keystone Tel. l34
BONDS.
1000 Phna Else 6s.......,..,,,.....,..1 .1OI
2 to $50 P. NJ.
9snna ,,.;y;,;.. 523s q Baldwin pfd. io2E
BONDS.
1000 Ieh Val gen cons 4s............. gsN
Si2 Cam steal scrip, i,....,....... sfE
$50 TO P. NJ.
10 Gen Asp pfd. 6s 10 Erie ..... ma
S. No Peeiae... 20 Lsh Nay,.... 7IR
Bw s. s9,. ] Fh GO en- pL % :
z kssf kssf.N Nas asis w Z kksys'9Sf KY 9si IA IN q 2
BONDS
700 Ish Nav eopa tiss. ........,....... s7A
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NEW YORK BOND SALES

Total sales, 744OO shares.
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nuRNs A ePEAk1fAN
Fls E1araa.
Agaits layeaiiEatiens. Etaaaelai slatsnenl
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December Buildlpg CONSTRUCTION

10 Il ~ 80 q. !.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-06
MRS. WEIGH NOT in
SERIOUS CONDITION
Or. RANDOLPH SAYS WOMAN
SHOT IN BREAST is RESTING
WELL UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES
Rich Edmond's Hearing Put OFF by
Judge Hinton Until Wednesday
Pending Later Report From Fhysl-
clan.

Mrs James Welch, the woman who
Friday afternoon late was shot In the
breast with load of shot from a
single barrelled shot gun in the hands
OF Rich Edmonds, neighbor. was
yesterday resting well and DR.. Ran
doll "a, who is attending her. said that
her condition was most promising. 1t
had been feared at first that even il
poisoning had not set in, the injured
part might have to be removed.
While Mrs Welch is not entirely
cut OF danger now, still her condition
is most favorable.
Rich Edmond, who did the shooting
was yesterday formally arraigned be
fore Judge Hardy Hinton, and the in
Vestigation was postponed until next
wednesday pending some more au-
thoritive report from the attending
physician. Judge Hinton held Edmond
without bond, and ne was taken over
to the county Jail.
In the event Mrs. We'ch continues
to improve il may be that some set
bond will he made for Edmond. and
that the investigation will be further
postponed until Mrs. WEIGH can be
able to appear in person in the court
as her evidence would be essential to
the state
Little more developed yesterday as
to the circumstances that led to the
shooting, other than that there had
been a neighborhood quarrel of some
months standing, and that there had
been many minor difficulties over the
feeling between Mrs. WEIGH and the
neighbors previous to THAT which re-
suited in the shooting.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-06
TRUST COMPANY SUED.
G. Gersman Claims He Had Ordered
Policy Covering Goods in Sep
TENDER Fire.

Yesterday G. Gersman flied suit
in the circuit court against the Ar
kansas Trust Company asking for a
judgment in the sum of 5000. Gers
man sets up in his complaint that
along in July of 1913 he agreed with
the Arkansas Trust Company insug-
ance department that a policy in the
sum of 5000 should be issued him to
protect personal property in store
room at the corner of Ouachita and
Hawthorne street, known as the Jop-
iin building, and that he had reason
to believe that he had such fire In
snrance protection, but that after his
stock was destroyed By fire he was
told that no such insurance had been
written and that he was not protected
in that sum. For this neglect he
seeks to recover the face of the policy
he had expected to have had written
from the trust company.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-06
HOT SPRINGS TRIP
CONTEST ON TODAY
NEW METHOD or ADVERTISING
BY BERRY AND sURRIDeE BE.
GINS IN ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC.
Advertising For Which Business Men
Went Surety Will Receive Test
and II Beneficial, Will Open in
Other Cities.

Beginning with fun page adver.
tlsement of Hot Springs and explain
ing the details of the guessing con
test, which will appear in today's is
sue Of the St Louis Republic, the
campaign of advertising inaugurated
by the Business Mems League viii. be
launched.
Proofs of the initial display were
received at the League headquartera
yesterday and highly pleased mem
bers of the executive committee and
| others who saw it. considerable
portion Of the top of the page is
taken up with a very good picture OF
Hot Springs. The advertising copy
| sets forth the details of the contest
and makes very clear what Is neces
sary in order to be numbered amo1e
those who will win not only trip 10
Hot Springs, with all expenses paid
but also some of the gold prizes
Judging by the size OF the adycr
tisement and the attractive manner
the League believe that it will at
tract thousands of contestants, and if
this campaign is successful Messrs.
Berry and Surridge, who have opened
offices not only in the Republic
building, but also in another portion
of the business section of st. Louis,
intend, according to their contract
with the League, to inaugurate the
same kind OF campaign in other
cities, and this feature will be main
tanned for the next four years. 1t
will give to Hot Springs an endless
chain" of advertising and will be a
material factor in eliminating much
of the yearly subscription for adver-
Using purposes.
This feature appearing Sunday will
be explained at the regular monthly
meeting of the League, which will be
held Tuesday night. There will also
be taken up at that time the question
of getting out Immediately stationery
containing pictures of the city. The
Merchants Association stands ready
to place a large order for material of
this kind and it is more than likely
that the same will be ordered after
the League meeting Tuesday night.
The League also has on hand a
large consignment of the Buy in Hot
Springs" buttons, which will be dis
tributed at Tuesday nights session.
Another important feature of this
meeting will be the report of the COM
mittee appointed to take up the mat
ter of bringing racing back to Hot
Springs under the pari-mutuel sys-
TEN, and the League IS expected TO
decide whether or not it will take
space in the big New England Expo
sition that will be held in Boston Oc-
tober 5 to 81, to which show Cuba IS
sending $4,000 to secure adequate
advertising and attract patronage TO
that island in the sea during the COM
ing winter season.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-06

Guaranteed pure, rich clean bottled
milk and cream. Delivered. N. w.
Purdon, phone 400 9-2 1w.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-06

time and he purchased heavily of the
splendid stocks of tho New York
wholesalers.
His purchases for the coming fall
and winter were made with the view
of showing the greatest line of popu-
lar priced garments ever brought to
Hot Springs. This does not mean
that he neglected the handsome and
more expensive creations in women s
apparel, as he bought heavily of this
class, but he gave particular attention
to the pretty styles and materials II
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-06
RHEUMATI
An Elderly Lady Was Stiff and Sore
Now Says She Feels as Timber
as a Girl. Through
ALKANO
King of the Blood.

Alkano Remedy Co., Kansas City,
Mo. Gentlemen: feel that | would
be unfair ii | did not tell you what
Alkano has done for me. l have been
such a sufferer from rheumatism for
several years. | was so lame and
stiff 1t was next to impossible for me
to get up and down, and part of the
time could not lie down at all.
could not ascend or descend stairs
without Gnbearable pains. cannot
begin TO tell half the great value your
remedy has been to me. Doctors failed
even to relieve me. ! tried Alkano a
short time. 1t was not pleasant to
take. so | gave it UP, but was forced
back to it. Then | stuck TO it until
had taken bottle and half. AS a
result my dreadful pains disappeared
entirely.
II anyone wishes to write me, viii
gladly answer any questions they may
ask. Alkano certainly drove all the
rheumatism out of my system and lief
me as timber as a girl | am now 81
years old Yours very truly,
MRS. S. f. BANKER.
322 Timber St. Pontiac. Ill.
FOR sale exclusively by II. G. MOI
RS Drug Co, Hot Springs, Ark.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-06
St. Johns Church.

Mass will be held at o'clock and
. O'clock Evening services at 7:S0
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an unspeakable crime, Justice DeVall
permitted the case to go over until
Monday afternoon ate o'clock, when
the defense viii be able to have it's
Witnesses present. The prosecuting
witness told a most narrowing story
on the stand, and one having a tend.
ency to thoroughly arouse public
opinion were it possible to exploit
the details.
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ALBERT MENDEL RETURNS.
Spent Four Weeks in the Markets OF
the East Buyinu New Goods.

Albert Mendei, Of Albert Mendel &
Co, returned yesterday from New
York and the east, where he spent
the past four weeks in the eastern
markets buying his fall and winter
stock of ladies' apparel
MIR. Mendel found that European
war conditions had effected the dry
goods market but little up to this
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TEXAS COTTON BILLS.

Austin, Texas, Sept. 5.-The state
senate today substituted the house
emergency cotton warehouse bill for
its own, but adjourned before giving
the house bill third reading. The
Texas legislature is in special session
to pas section relief measures. Lack
of a quorum prevented the house
taking action today. A conference
between the two bodies on the per
manent warehouse bill and the emery
ency warehouse bill is expected next
week.
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the popular priced garments, espe
cially suits, dresses, coats, waists
etc
These goods are arriving daly anu
the windows of Albert Mendel K 20 >
store reflect the splendid purchase
for the coming season.
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ADVERTISING FUND.

Financial Statement From Jesse Muir,
ply, Treasurer of League Fund.
The following is financial state.
ment of the advertising fund conduct
ed by the Business Mems League for
the period of summer advertising, as
submitted by Jesse b. Murphy, treas.
urer of the special fund:
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MYERS CASE CONTINUED.

After the state had presented It's
case III the hearing of c. b. Myers,
a deaf aud dumb barber, charged with
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-06

When you want to buy solid gold
wedding ring go to Jaccard's on Cen
trail Ave. II
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-06

BedsDreads, blankets and comforts
at J. Ii. Ermey's, 601 Ouachita. 9-3-lm