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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-22
BY DOROTHY DIXON

Famous Dancer Now Entrancing
New York I'm 1.-THE Royal
Vagabond."
Off with the booze and on with
the 5azzl
The exit of Bacchus means the
fresh enthronement OF terpsi'
In other words prohibition is
going to start the greatest dance
craze America has ever KNOWN
bigger craze than that inspired
by the Castles before the great
war. - s.-l ys.-s.- -ra.-s.~
Perhaps ! am not in favor OF
prohibition-f don't know-but
liz prohibition Is going to mean q
,rsvivai Of dancing then ] am cer-
tainiy fog r. go
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QA}QEIEQADVEMl5ENENTS
FOR SALE--HOUSES

FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN MARSH.FON p.iutie e" Witn TWO full lots for only S125o. with $S0O0 cash and the balance sl50o per month. Go out and look these houses oVef and then call us. McGehee Realty company, 24Ou West 2nd Ave
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International Live Stock Show Opens
 at Chicago Soon

Chicago, Ill.,, Nov. 17.-The twen- tieth annual international live stock exposition which is to open here Nov. 29, promises to surpasse all its pred ecessors, themselves known as the greatest affairs of the kind in the world. In the neighborhood of 10,- 900 animals will be exhibited, the en- tries of pure bred stock alone num- bering about 5000. The others will be grade and carlot stock. cattle, hogs, sheep and draft horses. The pure bred stock will be housed and exhibited in the big International am- phitheatre and twentytwo adjoining buildings at the stockyards.
 B. H. Heide, in charge of the ar.
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Chair of Politics
 at WOman's School

St. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 17.-The first chair of politics ever established in a women's college in the United States, the Dr. Anna Howard Shaw chair at Bryn Mawr, is to be financed through the efforts of two St. Louis women, Mrs. George Gellhorn and Miss Irene Loeb, have been chosen, respectively, chairman and secretary of the com mittee of Bryn Mawr alumnae, which will undertake to raise the necessary funds for the establishment and maintenance of the political chair.
 Mrs. Gellhorn is president of the Missouri League of Women Voters and Miss Loeb is president of the St.. Louis Bryn Mawr college alumnae association.
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Ex-Kaiser Saws
 His 12,OO0th Log

Amerogcn, Nov. 18.-Countcss Err bach, sister of the queen mother of Holland. who has been the guest of Former Emperor William of Ger many, returned to Germany today. Passenger train traffic between Ger many and Holland, which was stop ped two weeks ago, was resumed during the day and hundreds of per- sons crossed the frontier.
 The erstwhile emperor was pro- vented by cold weather from saving wood in the garden of his castle, but special shed has been erected there and Count Hohenzollern yesterday sawed his 12,000th log.
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RENEWAL OF HEAVY SELLING SENDS THE
 COTTON DOWN

New York. Nov. Increasing ncr- vousness over the conl and money sltua- tions seemed largely responsible for q renewal of heavy general selling in the cotton market today and break whicn for the third time within q week brought the maximum fluctuntion rule into opera tion. March contracts sold off from BLOC to 32n or the fnl permitted 2H points and closed at 32 03 All other act- i've months except December showed the maximum break and the market close ' steady nt net decline of 103 to lS7 points Southern selling extremely heavy at times and apprchcuslons of liuudhtion bv spot holders evidently con
 trihutcd to tn" late afternoon excitement.
 The market opened steady at mn aI- vance. There were some overnight buying orders aronud the ring but they seemed to he very readily supplied Reports that some of the southern mills might h1 forced to close down soon because of the coal shortage, served to promote selling
 High Low Close P'V's
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Tanning My Husbqnd Copyright rsyndcte By

ahead of Pegasus and prepare Crit tenden for it." I suggested. "No," he counseled, "don't say a word to him. I'll ship the horse without him knowing anything about it, and he'll have to let you keep him. If you said anything to him and he had any objections they would be harder to overcome with the horse still in Kentucky" That was good advice, l thought It was strategy, even. 1 was brave enough to risk it, for--I wanted that horse!
 "All right, Daddy Hayes" l agreed and added: with your help l be- lieve I can put it." l stopped, for l had not meant to use the slang ex- 1pression.
 He laughed. "Put it over," he said skipping his thigh boyishly "Dead easy," he chuckled. I had half hour alone with Moth. CT Hayes before driving to Winches- ter to take the train for home. She and I had talked much since that memorable day when she told me Ol her life and advised me how l might obtain a fuller measure of happiness by avoiding the pitfalls into whic! she had stumbled. But the subject had not been referred to again. By mutual consent, unspoken, we hac refrained. Both knew there wa! nothing more to be said, that we un derstood.
 ! And now that 1 was leaving, she thought of it again. "You won't for get what l have told you, Bess ? she asked
 About Crittenden "Yes, and yourself also. There ar'
 things devolving upon you, VOL
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orlenns. Nov. IS Slnmps of ten dollars bale resulted from flood of sell ing pressure being most severe in the afternoon when the interior traded In a large way over both public and privat" wire systems. The extreme weakness of foreign exchange, continued high money and fear that the shortage of coal would cause extensive closing down of mills were fhc main surface reasons for the offer ings. Closing prices showed net losses of 14G to 1Se points.
 On the opening thcrc was good de mnnd as the result of much better cables from Liverpool than expected The hard spot did not last long. selling increasing gradually and being pcrsistruth kept up. Around the middle of the session the.e was much talk of heavy ginnings and this swellcd offerings for short account. Spots lost 25 points, which made middling 3n 25.
 High Low Close P'y' $.
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engagements, has been notified that representatives of the agricultural department of the Japanese govern ment and of the governments of Al genuine, Venezuela and Brazil will at tend, and their governments are ex- pected to send representative Many of the show cattle already entered are owned in Canada.
 Revival of interest in the draft horse at the forthcoming exposition has been noted by MT. Heide who ex. poets this exhibit to be the largest ever held. The draft horse classes are all we'll fitted and there are indi. cations the horse exhibits will at. tract as much interest as any othe, division of the show. MT. Heide at. tributes this to the fact that many farmers who undertook to do theil farm work with tractors lacked the necessary knowledge of machinery t, succeed and now are returning to thi use of the horse with which they arc familiar.
 The usual horse show will be hell in connection with the exposition bringing together the country's fines blooded driving and riding stock. Ii is conceded that the automobile has gone far toward supplanting the "horse and buggy altogether and
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Nov. 1S.-Fcar that threaten cd freight cmbargoes might include grain If the coal strike continued much longer, did good deal today to life the price of corn. Closing quotations were firm at 1 Is to IA net advance with December .25 If. Oats finished 3-S to 1-2c up and provisions. varied from 45c decline to a rise of 4Oc.
 the corn market was evident throughout the day, especially as to the December delivery. Need of cars to save unshelter- ed wheat in the west counted against the bears. Weakness of hog values failed IS an offset, and so too did a. new low record for British exchange
 Oats like corn reflected mainly the prospect of general freight embargo.
 Provisions were firmer at first in sympathy with grain. but lard cased off substantially owing to slackness of cash demand
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York. Nov. 1S.-The market for raw sugar was unchanged ht FPS for ecu trifugal to the r|fincr Late yesterday there were sales of 10000 bags of new crop Cubas to an operator at 5-S cents f. 0. b. the island. but no purchases wero reported today with the trade again m. settled owing to the announcement by the attorney general that unless con gross continues the sugar equalizar ion board next year, the price of Cuban sugar to American consumers will increase to 15 or 20 cents pound. The weekly cable from Cuba said the weather was favor able for the growing crops with the new season now under way, one central having started in grinding.
 The market for refined was unchanged at Q cents for fine granulated with sup plies still inadequate.
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By KATHLEEN FOX

know," she rem'. '.lded, her sweet voice rising and falling melodiously.
 You mean-?"
 "That you will have to fight the battle, that the success of your mar ried life will depend upon how you make it. l have told you enough about my failure, am sure, to im- press upon you the necessity of con- trolling the situation before it con- trols you. Remember, daughter, your happiness depends upon it. your-happiness! l can't say any more."
 I then told Mother Hayes how much l loved her, as l had told her before, but with more earnestness. To me she had become marvellous wo- man, marvellous in that loving her on- ly son as indeed she must, she yet loved me with such sympathetic in- Serest that she could align herself with me as against him. Also, you may be sure, this demonstration from his mother strengthened my determi- nation, strong before l went to Ken lucky, to stand for my rights as d wife in every way that l found phy- sically and mentally possible. 1 felt that, with Mother Hayes on my side, l should win.
 "And remember, daughter" were her parting words, eff ever you need me, need your mother, l shall come i to you." I kissed her goodbye and then turned to Daddy Hayes.
 "The horse, Bess dear" he said as he kissed me, twill be there almost as soon as yourself"
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BUT, WILL CRITTENDEN
 APPROVE?

My thoughts flew also to Marjorie Boyd, who loved horses and who once had suggested that we ought to own our own mounts. Now, l re- flected, it was possible since l had Pegasus, and Chester l knew, would buy her horse if she asked for one.
 And then l thought-of Critten- den What would he think of it. would he approve--would he permit me to have a horse, even one given ask him about it. Daddy Hayes must have seen l was troubled by some- thing. sa
 "What now, daughter?" he inquir- ed
 "I was just thinking" faltered, "that you'd better not give Pegasus to me until-until-"
 Until you ask Crittenden if may?" he supplied with amazing ac- curacy.
 nodded. :
 "Then I won't" he flashed.
 l looked up at him as his head flung obstinately upward. Critten. den's name and suggested opposition had been sufficient to make him at once rebellious.
 "Crittenden has absolutely nothing to do with it," he said emphatically "He was my horse, hoof, hide and i hair, to sell, to give away or bestow in any manner whatsoever. He is now yours. The transaction is quite complete. You will be obliged" he finished with mock severity, ito take your horse off my hands, madame" :"
 "Well, let me get home few day.
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Notice Is hereby given that there mas been filed In my office as clerk of the Jcfefrson rhanccrY court q petition for the confirmation of the title to the fol lowing described real cStatc situated Iu the county of Jefferson and state of Arkansas, to-wIt
 North fractional half of the southwest quarter of section 3l, township 6 south range 10 west, containing 47.52 acres
 All persons claiming said lands or any interest therein, nrc hereby warned to appear in the Jefferson chancery coHl. within thirty days and show cause wlly said title to said land should not be con firmed in Mary C. Thomas widow of F. J. Thomas. W. Nj. Thomas, Joel Thomas C. D. Thomas Tom Meek-, guardian nf Elaud Meeks and Sallie Meeks. petition ers. Witnes, my hand as clerk of tue Jef ferson chancerv court and the seal there. on on the 18th day of November 1O1a
 $. F. VAtLX, Chnncery Clerk
 Q. F. REEVES. D. C. tSoa l)--1 1 -1o- -26--1o.2-1O
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COMMISSIONER SALE FOR PARTI-
 TIOk

Notice is hereby given that in pursuaIcc of the authority and direction contained
 in the decretal order of the chancery court of Jefferson county. made and en- tered on the 18th day of November, 1919 in certain cause No. 73O4 then pcndin.. between Ruby Hoskns plaintiff ys Al lena Hosklhs, ct al defendants. for part. ton. the undersigned as commissioners Cf said court will offer for sale at pubic venduc to the highest bidder at the front door of the Jefferson county court house, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales on the 10th dhy of December l9l0 the following real estate lying and being in Jefferson county, state of Arkan sas. to-wit:
 Beginning at the northwest corner Of lot 7. block 2, T.ulocks addition to tue city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. thence south 66 1-2 feet thence east 12O fee: thence north 66 l.2 feet thence west 1.o feet to the point of beginning. being in the northwest corner of lot ?, block Trulock's addition to the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
 Terms of sale. On a credit of three months. the purchaser beiug required t., execute bond as required by law. and the orders of sAid court In said cause with approved security hearing interest at tho
 rate of 10 per cent per annum from date of sale until paid, and lien will be re taned on the land sold to secure payment of the purchase money.
 Given under our hands and seals this the day of November, 1919. R. F. GILL c. $. McNEW FULTON MURPHY
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F. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, Nov. is--Hogs: 16O00: 10 cents higher. Top 14.9o; bulk 14.Go@ 14.90: heavy 14600I14.00: medium 14601 14.9O: light 14.OOM14.9O: pigs 14OOM14.5O.
 Cattle 10000: steady. Choice steers 18.OOM192S medium 11O0M1775; common common S.3OM14.o5; butcher heifcrs 6. 5Dor 1900; cows 6.J0G16.0O: cows 6.JOi 1o %; canners 5.00M6.50; calves 14.5O0r1o. 5O: feeders 6,500I12G: stockers 6.50d12.OO.
 Sheep: 5000: steady to 23 cents lower, not enough sales to quote market.
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POUND SALE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing described animals have been taken up and impounded under the ordinances of the city of Pine Bluff. to-wit: One bay mare about 10 or F years old, branded wv or both fore shoulders and "F' 4I left hind hip; one light red steer about two years old de-horncd, branded .Rs on left hind hip.
 requested to prove their ownership or interest in said animals on or before the l4th day of November, 1919.
 Upon failure of said owner or owners tn prove their ownership or interest on or be- fore said day, said animals shall be sold on said day at 10 o'clock a. m.. at public que tion at the city pound, for cash to the highest bidder.
 J.F.STEWART,
 Chief of Police, City of Pine Blur 11-5-12-19
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LEGAL NOTICE
POUND SALE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given hat the follow inS described animals have been taken up ahd impounded under lhc ordinances of me city of Pine Blur, to,wt:
 tn" black one eyed lttsc about th years old; one B"rkstirc SOW, marked crop aud two splits ,n "acn ear.
 The owners of said anl'las arc here oS requested to prcyc 'hcir owrprilip CT Interest in said anlplals tn or bnru ,n f. a 2sth dny of Novem ger. l9la
 Upon failure of salt owner nj ovnarS to prove their ownership or interest on or before said day, said animals shall he sold on said day ar 1o o'clock a. u., at public auction ut the city pound, for cash to the highest bidder
 j. [, STEWART
 'hicf ui poii,a. rjiy If Fine Ruf II 1926
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SALESLADIES
 WANTED Apply In Person To MISS BROWN S..H. KRESS & co.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has been purchased by us and will be used as private shooting ground. Caretaker has been instructed to ad- init no one unless accompanied by a member.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB. 10-21-tf.
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Champ Lawn Mower
 Breaks Own Record

Ashtabula, O., Nov. 1S.-Charles Hotchkiss, 75 years old, Ashtabula's champion lawn mower, broke his rec ord this season by 160.
 Hotchkiss moved 96O lawns in twenty-eight weeks, against his pray ious record for the season of s0n
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COTTONSEED OIL.

New York. Nov. 1S.-Cotton seed oil was irregular December showing stendi- ness on support from refners. while for ward months were lower. with cotton ahd lard. Final bids were points higher to B points net lower. Sales 16.OoO barrels. Prime crude 19.OND195O: prime summe- yellow spot 2c.2O: December 21 03; March 22O5 May 22.15: prime winter yellow and summer white 24OO nominal
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans. Nov 1s--Rough rice strong. Sales 151 sacks Honduras 11OO: 16O Japan 1O.50td11,5O: Il sacks Blue Rose 9.5O: 226 sacks Louisiana Pearl 7.5Od 10 90; :534 sacks Carolina 10.25M11.5O. Receipts 10.222: millers 9.643.
 Clean rice strong Sales 1,266 pockets Honduras 3-M12 1.2 66S pockets Blue Rose 3-4M11 Is. Bran per ton 45.OO; polish per ton 65.OO. Receipts 26,746.
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WAKNING UrnER,
NLL 14n

In the chanc,ry -6ari of Jefferson county, Arkausas- Mary |" Thomas. widow of E. J. Thomas W N Thomas, Joel Thomas, f. i Ihoma9, Tom Merks, guardian If 'iaud Mcrks and Sallio Mecks, plaintiffs ys ! Jackson. defend ant.
 The defendant. l JnckHon is warned to appear in this court within thirty dny- aad answer the complaint of plaintiffs. Mary C. Thomas widow of L. I. Thomas. W. M Thomas. Joel Thomas. C. D. Thomas, Tom Meeks guardian of Gland Mceks and Sallie Mecks
 Given under my hand and the seal o' said court this 18th day of November, A. D., 1919.
 s. F. VAULX. Clerk
 o. F. REEVES, D. t. D,l p
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Nov. 1s.-Cotton spot in fair request: prices lower. Good midding 9 SJ; fully middlng 24.05; middllng 24OJ: low middlng 21 80; good ordinary 1905; or
 dinary 1865. Sales 10,OOp bales including $500 American. Receipts 2O.OHO bales no American. Futures closed steady.
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 1900

In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas--C. P. McClintic. plain tiff vs Bulah MeClintic defendant.
 The defendant, Bulah McClintic is warm ed to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plain tiff. C. P. McCllnttc.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this Fist day of October, A. D., 191e.
 eal)-1O-22-20-11S.1219
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WARNING ORDER.
No. 7324

In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.-Maggie Nichols, plaintiff, vs. Austin William Nichols Sarah Petty, defendants.
 The defendant, Sarah Petty, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plain tiff Maggie Nichols.
 Given under my hand and the seal Q, said court this 1st day of November |. D., 1919.
 s. F. yAULX, Clerk. (SeaD-11.4.11.1 1S25--122
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TABLEAUX PLANNED.

The Young Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal rhurch will present a se- ries of tahloaux, Famous Paintings of Children" with living models at the Shriners' Temple November 25. A Admission 50 cents. 11-14-St
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Nov. 1S.--Libcrty bond pric- cs at 2:55 D. mi , 1.2s 10O.3O; first q, 9t.5O: second 4's oo6O; first 1 i-4's e4, ,5o; second 1 l-4's g3.OO; third 1-a's pt.45; fourth l-4's 03,o4: Victory 3-4's a. go; Victory 3~'s OPS
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Nov. 1S.-Spot cotton steady. 25 points lower. Sales on tho spot .025 bales: to arrive 1.12O. Low middling M oO: nliddling go 9: good mddling 4l 00. Receipts 5O69; stock 434,3J4
 New York. Nov. 1S-Spot cotton quiet; middlinv 3S 6
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PAGE NINE

He kept 41 lawns moved each week during the summer, receiving $402- 72. In the winter Hotchkiss shovels
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A HA The old re,zas. rem. edy. Guaranteed tor
 A one bottle to benefit U ~W any casa of Peilapra.

Rheumatism, or any blood. liver or kidney disease or money refunded. G.
 s. Is a great tonic ana s3 stem builder Sold by all druggists or sent prepaid $1.O0 per bottle; six bottles f0i $5.O0 Dealers, order G. s. from your job
 bers. Write me for testimonisls, Enough said
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hvR LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED h Il or bottom farms at and per cent with prompt service and liberal valua- tlons. See w. S. Pierce, room BOT, Clti- zens bank building, Pine Blull.
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that interest in the light horses IS
 confined largely to the saddle classes.
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE,

A GOOD LIVE AGENT IN PINE BLUFF to represent good old line insurance company; writing the best monthly health sion contract to right party. Address ]. H. Thompson, general agent, Box 619, Little Rock, Ark. 1114-7tS
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-$50O DO TO $5Oo0On on improved farms; no expense whatever to secure loan. Apply to C. $. McNew
 Real Estate Agency, 106 Pine St, Pine Bluff, Ark 1u1.tt
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WANTED TO TRADE,

WANTED TO TRADE-ONE 5-PASSEN- ger high-class automobile with lew Victor ia top; new battery; new cord tires, new paints: Al shape, for stock in Arkansas and Texas Oil and Lease Co. No. 1, or Climber Motor corporation stock. Address Automobile care Graphic.
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MALE HELP

,,p Roys. WORK DOESN'T IN: lRRlEnn WITH SCHOOL. APPLY ERFEhG i07-tf IApHIc.
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prp FOR NEWSPAPER PRESS. Ehfninb ,iabt work; steady employment at 'ah' wnges. n,se Apply Daily Graphs, today,
 Mas.'' If
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orp1rvcED CASHIER AND BUN.
 l.nnnar for our big store. Apply MT. E E,ns w'"at at Froug's department store. fous' a' 11-10-J
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op GIRL TO FEED PRESSES AND pY oh ia,ogs mr" etc. Apply 500 this morn ld c1,siiIl Daily Graphic. upstairs; ,t It ,.cr pat'iL tr'iLASS BOOKKEEPER-SWIFT RSl rbo has had experience ill supply M linoss. Sa Apply in person. J. M. Gracle. :. Dow Ark, Ut
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WANTED HOUSES

FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM house. Call 1854 1O-22tf
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FOR SALE

,ua I PASSENGER FORD. NEW TOP
 low paint, Hassler shock absorbers. hand
 Elayon, al shape. S425.0O: 1-191s, 5 pas
 enrer Ford. new top, new paint, Hassler {hock absorbcrs, bargain $4O0.0o; 1-1911 Eord roadster, al shape, $375.OO; 1-5 pas Eenser s Dodge, dandy, $S0OO0; ] Over and panel delivery, $475.0o; 1 Smith ruck. S675.0o; model \ Hupmobilc, ksNOO with new tires. Above cars will N sold for 1-3 cash and 10 monthly notes, 6o interest on notes. Phone McGehee Motor Sales company GOA. .1l4 West Barraque. >~>.>->.-..,,->,>~,,,.
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HEAP FOR CASH, SIX LONG COUNT
 ers, one good iron safe. one computing |scales, one 400 lbs. capacity ice box. all |in first class condition. For full informa- |ton address P. 0. Box 66o, Pine Bluff, IArk. II l4-tf
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opp WOOD CUTTERS. s2 PER CORD; v ork at Williams, Ark r. o. Langford.
 rk, Reeve H. Hutchinson: II Il " <. et
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FIVE ROOM HOUSE: BATH; LIGHT. water and gas; one block from paved street and car line; lot 69x120 vacant lot
 69&l2o adjoining; prefer selling together fnone too TOT information. 11-12-12t
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A GOOD l2 ROOM HOUSE, CORNER rents for $3oOo, and always rented Will sell at bargain If taken by August lst lerlns. Address "D'', care of Graphic. 1 ~x,.><,-><>x >x, <,- 7-2Otf