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patent feathers. But as to Johns complete happiness I can not say, for while we were dining, he was mot! 5,
 Jack Langley sang for us after dinner when we had ,Werruled his protest that he was afraid to attempt it lest the song be q gobble. We had had turkey.
 Elizabeth played his, accompani- ment and there was much nodding of heads and many wise smiles ex- changed between the rest of us when we looked at his brown head and hers of gold close together, and saw her eyes lifted to his face now and then. All nodded and smiled very sagacious- ly, all but Critterden who forget himself and scowled. No one else mo- ticed it for which I was thankful.
 Colonel Hayes, I want a horse from Kentucky" said Marjorie Boyd, pretending distress. "I really believe that, if l don't get one. Bess and l, who have been friends for more years than we'll want to admit after a while, will become bitter, bitter enc mics. l simply can't stand it for her to have that wonderful horse while have to depend upon what I can get from the riding academy"
 Then she sent comical, plaiative melting look at Chester.
 "Well, Mrs. Boyd, there are fine horses in Kentucky," said Daddy Hayes. "You know Kentuck is fam ous for them"
 But, tell ne if there are any ae good as Pegasus" she said. "As good, I'd venture to say" said he, proudly, "but none better. So you can't hope to be better mounted than Bess, my dear"
 "Chester, please, please, please"
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Protest Tax On
 Foreign Bank Coin

Madrid, Friday, Dec. 5.-Represen- tatives of American, British and French banks in Spain have appointed committee to formulate a protest to the government against the pro- posed tax on foreign banks doing business in this country. The bank of Rio de la Plata, Argentina joined in the protest and it is understood German and Austrian banks will make representations.
 The budget bill now before the cortes proposes tax of one peseta per thousand on the total declared capital and surplus of foreign banks and in addition the usual tax upon profits which, according to foreign bankers will destroy their business ia Spain. Further anxiety has been caused by 9 proposal by member of the cortes that the tax should be six pesetas on capital, favorable com ments on the proposal having been received by the cortes.
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Tanning My Husband <:
Copyright, 1919, by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

We had a perfect, glorious dinner party on Christmas day. Our spir- it's were ascendent, for, like children Daddy and Mother Hayes and Crit tenden and I had hung up our stock ings and found them filled with gifts the next morning. Crirtenden and ] had succeeded in filling theirs after they retired, and, being early risers as nearly all Kentuckians are, they fixed ours before we awoke. Every body was merry. Crittenden had en- tirely recovered from his grouch and we were very happy.
 The Hayes family senior became the center of attraction the moment our guests arrived and remained SC as long as they stayed. My father leading the men, every one of them paid court to Mother Hayes, the dear thing, who I am sure was hap pier than she had been for years Daddy took her in to dinner and was devoted to her. The other men Chester Boyd, Jack Langley and even Critterden all proclaimed their envy of him, much to her amusement and pretty confusion.
 Meanwhile, Daddy Hayes who had taken in Marjorie Boyd and was seated between her and Elizabeth Harding, entertained those two ad- miring youn@ things as no one else could have done Both of them ad- mired him greatly, and well they might, for ip evening dress he was very handsome and distinguished looking. Even Crittenden did not outshine him.
 And yet I must say that Daddy Hayes was by no means the proudest male person in our dining room. For there was John, our butler, both dap
 per and dignified in his tuxedo an
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

. 'hlraG"' Dee. 6.-Unusual strength in the rye and barley markets and condition ascribcd to active export demand had n nulllsh effect today on corn. The close ,of corn was unsettled 7-Sc to 9-Sc net n,&h'r with January 1.36 to 1.36 Is and May 1.35 3-4 to .33 7-S Oats finished so |" l-Sc up and provisions unchanged to q dccline of 27c
 Before the advance, due to the in- was on the downgradc Continued Iibrr, I receipts of corn together with lower quotations on hogs was chiefly responsihln Necd o1 weekend adjustment of open dea ls the close.
 Oats followed the leadership of corn. Resides a reduction in the oats visible supply total Monday was expected
 ih provisions the effect of grail, strength did not fully countcr-baIancr d,. presson caused by a material setback iu the price of hogs. N '
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By KATHLEEN FOX

walled Marjorie. But he only shook his head.
 "Riders mounted too well may ride too far," he said, but I knew the , time would come when Chester Boyd would buy for her the finest saddle horse he could find. Good nights were said with invita- tions extended to Daddy and Mother Hayes from the Boyds, from my fath- CT, and even Jack Langley who de- clared he was going to have them down town to luncheon with him. I was proud of them both, for it was a joy to witness the courtly manner they had brought with them from the South. Daddy Hayes had been as gallant as a courier, lowing to the ladies and paying them graceful com- pliments while the men grouped around Mother Hayes vied with each other to obtain her gracious atten- tion.
 l was sorry the party was over. Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas indeed, for us who had been happy and carefree, l:slc hearted and amia- ble toward each other I found my self wishing almost that l could have such a party every day, for then Crittenden would be compelled to play the role of Dr. Jekyl in which character l loved him with all the passionate yearning of my heart that was his. An; yes, that had beer his all along though he had wrung t more cruelty that he ever could know.
 Merry Christmas! And peace on earth and good will to men. That had been the spirit of our Christmas thus far. My thoughts flew swiftly to the new year. What of it? Hope beat high in my heart for happy one.
 Monday-Betty Harding is compli- mented
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NEW ORLEONS COTTON.

New Orleans. Dee. f.-'Thc trend wa, lower in a moderate way today in cotton closing prices being at the lowest. except on December which was 2n points up from lhc bottom. Last prices were at Il net loss of 12 to :'.5 points.
 Around tn" opening near months were ; to points down. after which thc mar h"t rose |" net advances on better i'm. preSSion concerning the Mexican situatiou lht reports concerning the condition of lr"Sidrnt Wilson also seemed to hplp val urS, but at the highest the market stood a' hri gains of only l1 to 21 points
 Selling toward the end 0 fthc day ap- pcarrd to be due to beArsh expectations concerning the census bureau on ginning due Monday morning. Spots were ull- changed at 1oe for niddling, which com pared with the closing price of go 20 for December and 3G.9o for January.
 High Low Close 1'v's
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York; Dec. G.-,rhe local market for raw sugar Wils strong and higher with T pretty fair business reported Sales re. ported included 7,0OO bags of Cubas Deccm per shipment at 12c f. o. h. Cuba believed io De 10f trade consumption and 15 5Ofm nags to operators at the same price and shipment understood to be for refining on I: toll basis. There were sales of about no'Nn ,,' bags of Cubas to operators for February to May shipment at $ 1-oc f n D. North side port. Private advccs from .uDa said there are now g centraIs I
 E. Nothing new can be said about the re- fined situation with the demand still or,- we and the alterations by the committee Tar from satisfying it. Prices were ,,n- chahged at 9 cents for fine granulatcd.
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"Chick" Harley May Go With Columbus
 Baseball Players

Columbus, O., Dec. 6.-"Chic" Har- ley, sensational all-American half back on the Ohio State university football team for three years, may play professional baseball next sum- mcr
 Harley, it is said, will be offered an outfield position on the Colum- bus American association team. Man ager Bobby Quinn of the St. Louis Americans, recently announced that
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WANTED--ROOMS.

NICE LARGE BED ROOM. CLOSE IN will exchange references. Mrs. M F.. Miles, phone 214S. 3t*
 W ~-N( <~<N.
 COUPLE WANT TWO OR THREE FUR nished rooms for light housekeeping, must pc deslraDle. Address C. A. G. care Graphic. 12-4-6t* * TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping; must bc close to business section. F. C. B., phone 20. 11-30-6t* SUITE OF ROOMS WITH BATH IN private home, by gentleman and wife, no children. Phone 612 11-oS. Ct
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TOM BLODGETT BARGAIN.

: room strictly modern house. one of the niftiest bargains in Pine Bluff. Twentieth and Olive, 3 blocks from Main or Cherry car lines; fine sleeping porcu, garage an'l servants house. Top notch neighborhood everything about this house up-to-now and in fine repair. Two full sized lots. One of the very best bargains ever of fered, S4,9OO.W and d reasonable first payment and the rest like paying rent.
 12-7-1t
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FOR SALE--AUTOS

l-1919, 5 PASSENGER FORD, NEW TOP. new paint Hasslcr shock ahsorbers, hand kiaxon, al shape. St25.oo: 1-191S, , pas senger Ford. new top, new paint. Hasslcr Ford roadster, ali shape, $375.oo; 1-5 pas. senger Dodge, a dandy. SSUo.Oo; 1 Over land panel delivery, S475.OO; 1 Smith truck. $G75:oo; 1 model Hupmobile, $SOO.0O, With new tires. Above cars win be sold for 1-3 cash and 10 monthly notes, Motor Sales colnpany. COL. Hi West Barraquc.
 COLE "s" SEVEN PASSENGER TOUR ing car, has been thoroughly overhauled and newly painted. in hue-black color. Barnes, Barnes Music house. City. 11-2-f A NUMBER ONE FIVE PASSENGER, Ford car. Call at 62o F. Sixth, or phone 1858. St ~~~~~~~-~-o~-~~~-~-~~- car, runs as good as new. H. K. Toney. ~~~~~~~~-~oo-~->~~ l5>t~ls 1917 MODEL CHEVROLET. IN GOOD condition, new tires all around, must he seen to be appreciated. Phone 210o for ueiiiohstra'ioii' l--o-t U U MODEL IN" HUI.MOBILE TOURING car; good running order; electric lights and starter; cord tires: will sacrifice if taken at once; good reason for selling. If n- terested see or phone Zach Tankersley, SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE. >. EXPERIENCED STENoGRAPHER DE sires position; Al reference. Address Stenographer, care Graphic. 12-4-0t
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Harley could have a try-out with his team next summer, if he desired.
 "Chic" has not decided whether he will play professional baseball. He has announced however, that he will not play professional football, altho he has had several tempting off, fers of $500 for game.
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COTTON SEED OIL

New. York. Dec G.-Scattered Iiouid,. lloil on the heaviness in lard and lack of supporting orders were responsible for lower prices in cotton seed oil today. Clos. ing prices were 20 to :50 points net lower l'rIne ne crude 1900: nominal: prime summer yellow spot 2035; January 21.OO: March 2l.io; May 212O: prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
Star City Road)

Notice is hereby given that the tnX on road improvement district No, [, Tor ti' year 1919, will he due and payable from January lSt to April 10th, l92V and unless pald within said time penalty of twenty live i21) per cent will be added.
 Under the law the collector has no au- thority to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. NICIIOL, Collector. llhe BluH, Afk. Dee l, 1919. 1221mo
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NA M The old r,axnt. relo m edy. Guaranteed tor
 one bottle to benefi, any case of Pellagra

Rheumatism, or any bioed liver o' kidney disease or mNley ref''n'tAd C s. is great tonic ana system builder Sold by all druggists or sent prepaid 41.00 per bottle; six bottlss for 5,00 Dealers, order c. s. from your job hers Write me fov ta,ttmnnia's Enough AAid
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A factory will be established at Kansas City, Mo. for the manufac- lure daily of 2,50O,o0O cigarettes, the plant having been acquired by New
 York parties for $315,000. At Flor- 'ence, s. o., a $1,000,000 beverage company has lncorpor
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ST. LOIIIS pRODECE

St. Louis. Dee. G.--Hogs: 9.JOO: oJ,33 cents lower; top 1880; bulk 13 40d 13. 70: m"aty ,;,Tn, l!,3om 1880; medium 13 4oM 13.75; i'snt i2.23Ml3 7o. Pigs 10.5OM12.75 , lower. '' '' "l
 Sheep: 15o; for week s1 higher.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Dec. 6.Final prices of Lib. erty bonds today were; 3 1-2's 999S: first ds 4o2; second As 92.O4: first 1 IFS 3ioo; second lis 04.32; third f 1-4's o4 42; fourth 1-4's 92.46: Victory 8 34's G14; Victory 1 3-4s 9916
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ARMY HUTs FOR STUDENTS.

London, Dec. 6.--So large is the demand for accommodation by under graduates at the Oxford and Cam bridge universities that the author:- ties at the former place have bought a number of army huts for use by the students.
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Portland Offers
 $1OO,OOO for the
 Carpenter Bout

Portland, Ore, Dec. 6.-Charles ". Ackersop, local business man. who is said to represent a syndicate of the local business and sporting men today telegraphed to Jack kearns, manager for Jack Demp- sey, heavyweight champion pugilist. offering $100,000 for fight here next June between Dempsey and Georges Carpenter.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county haa
 been purchased by us and will be- used as a private shooting ground. Caretaker has been instructed to ad- init no one unless accompanied by 3 member. s' ss PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB, 1 10-21-t(.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans Dec Pou,1 ,u strong no sales. MlIers receints a1l sacks receipts 3157
 Clean rice strong: sales Honduras 1.136 pockets sM12 o-S: Blue Rose 5.6OJ pockets GM11 34: bran $500; polish G5' 'OO: rncnints a.2 239 ' i'''i''"
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PAGE FIFTEEN
LEGAL NOTICES
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 26.
Walnut aud olive Streets.

The Lax books for the collection If tS h paving district No. 2G in t1e city of l'tne Blul has been placed in my hands All owners or real property lying h the district arc required to nav tneJr HsH'SS"l" to me within thirty days from If sueh payment is not made, action will he commenced at the end of thul time for the collection of such assess- m"nL and for legal penalties and cost "lNrn Hudrr my hand ths lst day of b"rCuhcr. IAl9
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector
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At Houston, Texas, a $1,OOO, ,oOO plant will be built for the production of oll-well machinery. to include eight unlts' with gray steel plant, raw-sreel shop, etc.
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. :
(Sulphur Springs Road

Notice is hereby given that the tax n. rond Improvement district No J. for tn. year 1920, will be due and payable fr1.u Jahualy list to April 1Uth 1920, ana ur less paid within said time Il penalty ,. twenty five (25, per cent will adde,l.
 Under the law the collector has no authority to remit any penalty.
 c. M. NlCHOL, Collector. flHe DUH, Afk, Dec. l, 1919. 12-2-1 -1mo
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. ,
Tantt ltpadj

Notice iS hereby given that the tax ou road Improvement @stnct Ao. ,, Tor tn" year i9lo, Will be due and paXapie lro,l January lSl, to Apnl lutit, I9ZJ, ana uti- less paid within said limc Il penalty ol twenty-five G-5J per cent will bt added Under the law the collector has no nu- thorttS to remit any pcnaHy.
 C.. Nj Mt ilDI, Gollecte4. Pine Bluff Ark Dee. |. =lDiA t2-2=fuie
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FEMALE HELP.


 WOMAN OVER 25 WITH FAIR EDU- cation, to do human interest library work. Several locations to choose from; training free; short hours; $91.0O per month first six months; advancement to S1So0.0o per year assured. Give telephone. Address D. F. C. care Graphic. 12-3-Gt EXPERIENCED SALESLADY WANTED, for our dry goods section: permanent posi- tion to right party. Apply Froug's store.
 12-3-6t ~~c~~~->~o~o~o-~o-~ GOOD COOK; GOOD WAGES. APPLY 800 Martin, at once, 12-2-3t WANTED-FEMALE HELP
 GOOD COOK; GOOD WAGES. APPLY 300 Martin, at once 12-2-6t EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES, AT Schneider, 514 Main. Apply in person. S1..50 PER 100 PAID RELIABLE WO- man to distribute free samples laundry soap among friends; steady; experience unnecessary. New Method company. Burlington, Iowa. 12-7 1t
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO
 I0-TAN NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Road In.. provement district No. 10. Tax for the year 1919, will be due and payable from January 1st to April 10th, 1920, and un less paid within said time a penalty of ID per cent will be added.
 Under the law the collector has no au- thorlty to remit any penalty,
 C. M NICHOI. Collector. flhe Bl'ih, Ark, Dee. l. 1910. 12-3-1mO
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ONE 1918 FORD ROADSTER IN FIRST class condition, new engine new differen- town lots. also have a , passenger Empire leather upholstering. new tires, first class condition; will trade for land or town n. iots. McNew Realty company, POO w. Barraque 12-7-,it
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TAXES
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that for the pur- pose Of receiving Taxes, for the year 1919. open at court house in Pine Bluff from Monday, January ,, to April 10, 1920. After April 10 the law adds 25 per cent penaIty and additional cost on each delinquent lection
 c. M. NICHOL,
 Sheriff and Ex-Officio Collector
 Jefferson county, Arkansas Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. 1. 1919 12-2-1mo
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NO FENCE DISTRICT NO. 1.
South of River.)

Notice is hereby given that the tax OH No Fence district No, 1, for the year 1oi., will be due and payable from the first day of January to April 10th, 1920, and u1- less paid within sad time a penalty uf twenty-five (2J) per csent will be added Under the law the collector has no au- thority to remit any penalty.
 C. M. NICHOL, Collector flhe BIlh, Ark. Dee. 1, 1919. 12-2 1mo
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HOUSE AND TWO LOTS WITHIN four blocks of postoffice; splendid site fol apartment house; Improvements now ol property pras yszso could not be depulicated fo! and Plum, one block from car line ir good neighborhood; all modern oonven 'ences; prices and terms quoted on re quest. Building lot on Seventh between and with all modern convenences obtain able. Price and terms quoted on request Three room house and lot, lith and Mag. nolia. price 5000; $500 cash. and balance Sons, phone 29 6so Citizens Bank build ing. BRICK VENEER RESIDENCE, ALL modern conveniences. hardwood floors throughout; cash or terms Corner 12th and Elm, phone 1897, or S63. 12-4-5t MODEL HUPMOBILE, 5 PASSENGER. practically new; oversize Goodyear Cord tires. $8OO.OO cash or terms. Hicks Riley Motor Co. 110 East Second, phone lssS.~--~,o~ lo2. >4.St TWO MILLINERY SHOW CASES, SPEC ial designed size, : feet high, 6 feet long; must be seen to be appreciated. Will sell at bargain 1T sold at once. Address N; NJ T." cal' Graphic. 12-4-6r ONE MULE TEAM: ONE HORSE TEAM one top buggy. Apply F. l.. Pope, R. No. l, l>lo,l, Box IS, Sulphur Springs pike 12.4-12t CHEAP FOR CASH. SIX LONG COUNT ers one good iron safe. one computing Sr"ss m ft one 400 l6f npaey f ieG box all
 tion address r. O. Box G62, Pine Bluff, Ark: Il 14-tf SEVERAL. FIVE AND SIv ROOM modern houses: fine condition, easy terms, neHr Lakeside school. Tom I'!odE tt. ~HHS>>IHNc~o~~~O H~S 0~o v-l-.i |ONE HORSE. vNE SET HARrrss. ONE delivery wagon; horse will work any
 where snd weighs l2O0. Phone 30 or s33 ~o-~-~~~~~~>~-~ ", -S1l ,1,, LARGE SEVEN PASSENGER wILLYS- Knight automobile; first-class condition, new tires. newly painted motor has never been apart. Reasonably priced. Apply in person person or l. phone Henry Marx @ II 1-1stf 1917 MODEL, f CYLINDER, 7 PAssEN- ger Jeffrey car; good condition, newly painted, two extra tires. r. c. Smart Auto company: ot C-25 Buick, in good running order, new tires, new. battery; must sell this week. bargain. Call 1884. 30S E. Second.
 ---~->o-~~~ ~~~-~4,- -.-- t1-zo,. l T , ROOM COTTAGE ON WEST FIFTH, paved street, has gas, lights. etc. no street tax, S6o0 cash. balance $30.00 per month. 1905 East Fifth f rooms. $250 CA cash, S25.0O per month; price $17OO.O0. Fifteenth and Olive. rooms, large lot good location; modern. S500.OO anu $5Otn per month: price $350O.00. Some nice va cant lots on State street. between Thir- teenth and Fourteenth. One room mod ern house at 1506 West Eighth, $500 OO cash. balance $2O per mouth, price $22O0 Some good location fo rcolored people McNew Realty company. We have moved to a00 W. Rarraque. ct
 MISCELLANEOUS
 sssAtlALL SMALL EAEal iNFAF .,PINE BLUFF,
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WANTED TO TRADE.

WANTED TO TRADE--ONE 5-IASSEN- ger high-class automobile with new Victor Ia top; new battery; new cord tires, new paints; Al shape, for stock ill Arkansas Climber Motor corporation stock Address Automobile care Graphic
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MODEL R HUPMOBILE, 5 PASSENGER. this automobile is in first class condition; practically new; oversize Goodyear Cord tires. $8OO.OO cash or terms. Hicks Riley
 Motor Co. 110 East Second, phone 155. 12-4-6t
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BRICK VENEER RESIDENCE, ALL modern conveniences, hardwood floors throughout; cash or terms. Corner 12th and Elm, phone 1897, or S63. 12-4-6t
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MALE HELP

BARRIER BOYS, WCRk DOESN'T IN |TEKFERE WITH SCHOOL. APPLY
 |tiKApElC iO-7-tf
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FOR SALE
 TWO MILLINERY SHOW CASES, SPEC ial designed size, feet high, feet long :; must be seen to be appreciated. Will sell at bargain 1T sold at once. Address IN. IT. calr Graphic. 124-6r
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|25 LOG TEAMS; ONE AND TWO LOAD
 haul on pike road, all winter haul. J. F. Mcintyre and Sons, Inc. St
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K LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED II or hostom farms at I aud s per cent. ,, ",th prompt service and liberal vaua- s' tons See W. $. Fierce. room BOY, Citi- zels bank building, Pine Hlu1l.
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ONE MULE TEAM; ONE HORSE TEAM:
 one top buggy. Apply F. l.. Pope, R. No. 1 l. Box 1S Sulphur Springs pike 12.4-12t
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AGENTS WANTED

A~>nert auto painting and house decoras~,g. Detrolt Auto Painting company. wenty years experience m the business. ZO3 East Second,
 hone 2524. lO-I6-tf
 ONE 1918 FORD TOURING CAR. SEE
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COLORED MAN WANTED TO WEAR
 latest style tailored to measure suit and be general agent ill spare time; big profits. Write to Knickerbocker Tailoring Co.,,
 Dept. 537, Chicago. 12-7-1t
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SEVERAL FIVE AND SIV ROOM modern houses: fine condition, easy terms, near Lakeside school. Tom I5!od4Ntt. , Phone :Si5: 9I-tf
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ONE DARK BRINDLE BOSTON TER Tier, ears clipped. Answers to name of Slick Reward. H. H. Knox, 1920 Main.
 6ta
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EXPERIENCED STENoGRAPHER DE
 sires position; Al reference. Address Stenographer care Graphic. 12-4-0t
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GOOD COOK; GOOD WAGES. APPLY 800 Martin, at once. 12-2-(}t
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lARGE LIVER AND WHITE POINTEll bird dog. Suitable reward if returned to ':.
 L. Whyte, phone S1 or 2452. 14-4-2t
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CHEAT FOR CASH. SIX LONG COUNT CTS, one good iron safe. one computing scales, one 400 lbs capacity icc box, all In first class condition. For full informa- tion address r. O. Box 662, Pine Bluff
 Ark. II l4-tf
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n1ented.