Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-04-01
MANY HANDSOME
new ELECTRIC
signs ERECTED
46 Stores Help Make Streets
Attractive by Use of
Electricity.

The erection of a handsome cleo
trio sign for tx, Reap & Crawford
Furniture company, at the handsome
and spacious new establishment to be
occupied by that firm, at 81 Main
street, is to be followed within the
next two or three weeks by the cree
ton Of five additional electric signs,
which have already been ordered by
local business houses, and the install
lation of which will mean more than
half a hundred such lively and at
tractive advertising divices in use by
Pine Bluff business men.
The electric sign is generally adj
mitted to be an attractive and sue
cessful business getter, while the
presence of large number of such
signs speaks we'll for the progressive
ness Of the business men, in addition
to adding to the appearance of pro-
gress and prosperity Of the commun-
ity.
The new sign of the Reap & Craw-
ford company followed within a few
days after the installation of hand
some electric signs by DR.. Mccain
mon & Son, M. L. Elkins & company,
and the J. C. Cone Auto company,
two of these being Immediately across
the street from the Reap & Crawford
new store, and adding materially to
the lively appearance Of that portion
OF Main street.
New signs have already been order
ed for the Schober-Martin Dry Goods
company, N. Finklestein's Star store,
the Pine City Electric company, the
Laser Motor Car company and the
F. G. Smart Auto company, three Of
these located in Main street and two
in West Barraque street. The greater
number of electric signs now in SER
vice, or soon to be installed, are To-
Gated in Main street, West Barraque
street and West Second avenue, these
constituting the retail business Sec
ton Of the city.
Electric Sign Stores.
The following is the complete list of
stores and business houses in Pine
Bluff which have already installed
electric signs:
Central pharmacy, Sixth and Main;
Good Luck store, 113 East Third; VIM.
Rosenzweig, Third and Main, Young's
er & Collier, Fourth and Main; Pap
1926 Main; Boston store, 219 Main; Pol
letSA " SoIilp1liy, Ill 1AoHA, IOAoAC
cafe, POS Main; Tom Hill, billboard,
Second and Main; H. B. Feinberg, 1913
Main; Best Theatre, 204 Main; Henry
Marx, 210 Main; Froug Department
store, Third and Main; Ben Sylvester,
306 Main; Leverenz Shoe company,
314 Main; Eagle store, 1928 Main; A.
Abilene, 400 Main; Geo. B. Moore, 412
Main; A. G. Kahn, 416 Main; M.
|.Eisenkramer, SOP Main; Pierce Oil
company, SOL Main; Knox Walker, 81
West Second; K. of P. Lodge, 3O11@
West Second; S. H. Kress & company,
|2O7 West Second; F. M. Altshul, POS
West Second; s. A. Rosenberg, 121
West Second; B. Gottlieb, Us West
Second; l. Dreyfus, West Second; I.
Dreyfus, Main street; Amuse-U The
atre, 108 West Second; Hauber The
atre, 1872 West Second; Castleberry,
12O West Second; Postal Telegraph
company, 206 Pine; Western Union
Telegraph company, 204 Pine; Second;
son Bros garage, 404 West Second;
R. B. Williamson, 306 West Barra-
que; Jefferson hotel, West Barraque;
Riley Auto Tire company, 101 West
Barraque; S. R. Thomas Auto compa-
ny, PA West Barraque; O'Bryant's
pharmacy, 21S State; McCammon &
son, SIG Main; NJ. l.. Elkins & COM
pany, 318 Main; j. C. Cone Auto
company, 2OS West. Barraque; Reap
& Crawford Furniture company, 81
Main