The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-22
Personals

days Tn Morrilton.
 Some bargains in good second hand pianos. s. E. Anderson.-d2t
 For sale or rent, good second hand pianos. S. E. Anderson.-d2t
 Fresh Jersey milch COW for sale Erbacher & Co. Phone 9O.-dtf
 w. N. King has returned from a business trip to points in Indiana.
 R. D. White and J. A. King are business visitors to the capital city today.
 Miss Mary Kennedy of Morrilton is guest of Mrs. Owen Harris, in this city.
 Frank E. Robins, editor of the Log Cabin Democrat, is in Little Rock to- day on business.
 Room and board at 12O Center st. Large, we'll ventilated upstairs rooms. Modern conveniences.-229-dtf
 Mrs. E. o. Brannon departed this morning for Chicago, H., and the Great Lakes to spend the summer. Miss May Cady returned this morning from weeks visit to friends and relatives in Russellville. Send your Palm Beach Suits and Panama Hats to Franks Laundry for l perfect cleaning. Anderson's Book | Store.-d2t
 For Ward & Co.'s famous greasless face cream and toilet articles, call Mrs. B. F. Grooms, 415 Clifton street.-d3t*
 For Sale-A $1OO Remington type writer for $50 also $6O desk for $40. Both are practically new. Phone 226.-dtf
 Mrs. Steve Carrigan, Jr., of Hope, is guest at the home of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Pence, on North Railroad avenue. MT. and Mrs. Charles Bolls, who have been honeymooning here, having married Saturday at the brides home in Lonoke, departed this morning for Hope, where they will reside.
 "For the Love of Mike and Rosie" and L-ko comedy with Pathe Lehr- man, Louise Orth and Dan Russell playing the stellar roles, will head the bill tonight at the Arkway. I baua met rooaiuoJ |, enoo,o1 ,~, o1 l for vulcanizing Ford and motorcycle tires. l have the only complete vul- canizing plant in the city. Give me trial. c. V. Douglass.-dtf
 MT. and Mrs. T. w. Harmed and daughter, Miss Milda Harmed, of Ozark, are guests of friends and rel atives in this city. MT. Harmed for merly was an operator at the local Western Union office.
 When your subscription to the SAT URDAY EVENING POST, the LA DIES HOME JOURNAL or the COUNTRY GENTLEMAN expires. give me your renewals. I shall ap- preciate it. Lewis Wilson, phone 12. Rev. Roy Farr of Portland, mem Der of the 1914 graduating class of Hendrix College, who has been at tending the ministers conference here, left this morning for a short visit in Hot Springs before returning to Portland.
 Prof. D. L. Paisley of Argenta, superintendent of the city schools, and former superintendent of the Conway public schools, is in the city today. He will make an address be- fore the teachers institute tomor- row morning.
 Chester w. Bryant leaves this evening for Goodwin, Ark, where he has accepted position as prin- clpal of the public school. MT. Bry- ant IS a graduate of the Arkansas State Normal, finishing with the class of 1916.
 Wanted-Reliable party in Conway to represent responsible manufactur- ing concern in demonstrating ant selling line of household articles. Liberal proposition and money maker for one who will work. This would be fine opportunity for some industrious woman, high school girl or boy. All or part time. w. C.. Ross Mfg. Co.,, Little Rock, Ark.-d5t
 Prof. Robert L. Buck, instructor of modern languages at Hendrix Col iege the past year, departed this morning for his home in Indianapolis, Indiana. Brof. Buck will attend Col umbia University next year. Prof Lewis K. Winfrey, head of the modern language department in Hendrix, who has been attending Coumbia the past year, will have charge of that de- n rt at,f