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NEW ROYAL DUTCH STOCK.
Holder. of Ordinary shares Have
Subscription Rights.

The Equitable Trust Company as de-
pcsitary has issued TO holders OF
New York and American shares of'Royal
Dutch Company ordinary stock a notice
outlining details In connection with the
25 per cent. dividend recently declared
by that corporation. Holders, Of out
standing ordinary shares are offered the
right to subscribe at par plus stamp tax
In Holland. to a share OF new ordinary
stock for each share now held The now
stock will be entitled to dividends for the
fiscal year 1919 payable in 1920.
The statement Is made that the 1Scal
dividend for 1918 has been fixed Mt rs
per cent, and that the date for payment
OF that dividend on the old stock will be
that for the payment of. subscription in
Holland on the new stock offered. Tho
date probably viii be July 16, As SUBJ
scrption applications must be fled in
Holland between June 16 and Julyi4, and
to protect rights OF holders OF both
classes OF shares. the trust company has
taken steps to file application To- sub
scribe to the new stock to which all of
the stock deposited with II under the
agreements of September 10, 1919, and
December 20, 1915. Is entitled. b..
The sun., 1919-06-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

:, A1rsngemsnts are being made to list
we stock Of the Allied Packers. Inc, on
'Hr Toronto and Montreal Stock Exchange
- h hdrdos, Jr., Of the arm of Kardos
~ mas been elected a member OF the
C2nsol'dated Stock Exchange.
n \. Mathews. formerly assistant cashier
o. tAe Irving National Bank, has been
tuition.
Guaranty Trust Company has been ap-
OF The Barnsdall Corporation.
a. special circular describing Investment
natures OF municipal bonds and listing
~ offerings has been prepared by ]. C.
Es, a99rook, & Co. have issued booklet
with the return Of Arthur r, Nugent
.. ..e 3t6th Infantry and Maurice j. Dunn
o. We Se6th Infantry the libt OF returned
snp''yees Of the Hudson Trust Company
Ch'cago Board OF Trade will not be open
On Jtiy :. Petitions are being circulated
- NE New York Cotton Exchange and
- sew York Produce Exchange for
n.ar holidays, which probably viii be
msti-g' "a
:. Ha!sey, Stuart & Co.. the liberty Ma
M. Hank. Frazier q Co... Biddle a
ih as Of Philadelphla. and Helmss. Bulk:
1000 900 State OF Pennsyivania highway
T.: per cent bonds. which they are OFFER
ing 20 Yield $50 per cent =
NCnion Trust Company and the Mellon
s.,9.'rSaHiy Trust Company and the BANK.
Us, Trust Company. have purchased an
sotss OF the Gulf OIL Corporation.
vs SiiTesndsls. Ohio. plant of the Hooking
sn.r sy Products Company has resumed
The sun., 1919-06-26
'CHANGE LISTS MORE ISSUES.
Fourteen applications, Including
New aecurities, Passed.

Fourtee4. applications for listing Sc
curities on the New York Stock Ex-
change were passed on favorahly yes
terday by the governors OF the exchange
Among the stocks admitted to the. list
were several new ones. the balance being
additional shares or bonds of stocks al
ready on the list
The applications voted on favorably
were as follows: The Manhattan Shirt
Company. temporary certificates for So. =
100000 Of common; the Fifth Avenue
Bank. 100000 of additional capital
stock: the White Motor Company. Sl.-
900, 900 of additional capital stock; the
Endicott johnson Corporation, SIS 000,-
900 of per cent. cumulative preferred
stock and 100000 OF common; the
Consolidated Cigar Corporation, 81 000,-
900 OF Z per cent. cumulative preferred
stock and 10000 shares of common of
no par value the Texas Company, $15,-
625, 900 of additional capital stock the
Illinois Central Railroad, $4,000, 900 of
fifteen year s u per cent. gold bonds,
due In 1885,; the Remington Typewriter
Company. $2.517, 200 OF per cent. cumu-
lative first preferred stock, $1,000. 900
Of Z per cent. first preferred stock. series
S; $4,274, 200 OF 8 per cent, cumulative
second preferred and $685. 200 OF COM
mon the Jones Bros, Tea Company,
1901 shares of common stock; the
marlborough Rapid Transit Company,
s372. 900 OF additional first and refund
ing mortgage 6 per cent. gold bonds !;
the Tide Water on Company, S1.lS7.000
of additional common stock the Amor-
lean Writing Paper Company. s12.00o.-
900 of hrst mortgage twenty-year sink
ing fund of 7-6 per cent bonds. due in
1899: the Freeport Texas Company.
4e4.147 shares Of capital stock the
United States Food Products Corpora
ton, SCOTIA, 200 Of capital stock In ex-
change for temporary certificates
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ISSUES LICENSES s: !. Il.
FORG0LD EXPORTS
Reserve Board Provides for
S22O,OOO,O 900, hut: Only.
S75,OOO,OO0 May,Go.
spacial pespatch 20 rnr srN.


WASHINGTON, June 25.-NLicerses for
the shipment to, foreign, shores OF a
total Of s22o.6oo, 900 of the gold reserve
Of the United States have been issued
by the Federal Reserve Board. II is
estimated by officials that actual ship
ments will not total more than SIS 900, +;
600 and a general slowing up is antici-
pated. -, e.. ~, L.. ....
: Free issuing OF licenses for shipment,
II is said. has had the paradoxicaI effect
of making shipments unnecessary In
many cases, as was expected Federal
Reserve Board officials anticipated that
readiness of dealers to ship the mineral
would steady the market and make
actual transfers unnecessary. 80
Lifting of the gold embargo has re-
suited in rapid restoration of the dollar
to foreign exchange practically every
where except In Madrid and Yokohama,
Payment of balances against the UH!ted
States in those two centres Is expected
to bring the dollar to parity, or better
in every one OF the worlds exchange
poiets. ...
Shipments from the United States
scarcely have touched the huge stores
OF gold held in this country. The Gov
erHment, when the United States entered
the war. retired practically two thirds
OF the worlds visible gold supply AMI
held II as a reserve against war
financing '' 80.
Removal OF the restrictions against
the issue and circulation of gold coin
which were put down during. the war. is
expected. f''.1-
The sun., 1919-06-26
MORE TAX CERTIFICATES,
New United States Securities te he
. offered sby Treasury. :. o.

A new issue. Of United States Treas
ury tax, certificates. Of Indebtedness has
been announced by the Treasury De
partment. according to a statement is-
sued yesterday by the Federal Reserve
Bank. The certificates are to be dated
and will bear interest from July /. 1919
at the rate OF An per cent per annum,
and Will be offered In two series, the
certificates OF Series 'TB being payable
on September 15. 1918. and the certifi-
Gates OF Series TT on December 1t, 191 3.
The certificates of those series will be
accepted at par with an adjustment Of
accrued interest IN payment of income
and profits taxes payable at the ma
turity OF the certificates respectively,
There has been a strong request for the
new Issue. !,
The following Treasury certificates
will be accepted at par with an. adjust
ment OF accrued interest In payment for
any certificates OF Series T6 and TT
now offered which shall be subscribed
for and allotted. -, , -..
The sun., 1919-06-26
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Despite the Is per cent call money
rate, which prevailed at about 80 yes
terday afternoon and caused q consider
able final hour liquidation on the Con-
solidated Stock Exchange. many cop
pers, steels. and marines ended the ses-
sson-., with, prices well above those Of
Tuesday. night On brisk sRi9dsy, de-
@ana 70 f9s , soDp Smer Ssa sn sld a Sa
Refining -2is to S2h, Chino q to a..
Cerro de Pasco 81 to 81, Inspiration
Az to 60%. Anaconda IL to 70. and
Kennecott IL to- 4oh. Marines COM
mon was In. demand thtoughout the dag.
gaining AZ to 515s and closing near
the top. Marine preferred melted an
advance of IL to 117%, and American
International Corporation, / q from its
early low to 1918.
The steels held steady. Steel common
moving up ~ from the early low TO
lO7. ending at 1861. Cruqible ranged
between S9X and 91h, and Bethlehem
b closed fractlonally higher than Tues
days Anal. International Nickel ad-
vanced points to 33E n new high, and
rubber, inter selling ut 12S.a ftt back to
1891 and finished at 127, Mexican Pat
roieum ranged between I79S and ls2h,
Royal Dutch OF New York from 1924
to 111& and Sinclair OIL between so x
and 62B. United Cigar Stores at the
outset rose. 2E to 1914, a new high,
while American Sumatra moved UP IL.
TO 113 and General Cigars ranged be
tween 81 " and sen. Studebaxer, after
an early gain of / X to l044s. receded 3
points to- l01A and closed at 1914,
General Motors was offered down 4h
TO 2S01a and Pierce Arrow Az to 81
Baltimore and Ohio became heavy on
the announcement OF plans for fund ng
short time obligations. the stock falling
lTs TO 4sh. Southern Pacific fell back
1A to 1868 and Reading per cent
to S7%.
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Syndicate nay. Founarie. stock.

The Chase Securities Corporation OF
New York. Richardson, Hin Co. az
Boston and John I3drman & Co. of Chi
cago are AT the head OF q syndicate
which has purchased 50, OOO. OOe'6f Amer
lean Steel Fouudries per cent. cumu-
latlve preferred stock. which represents
stock paid to the Griffin Wheel Company
for It's ssets and business taken over
by the American Steel Foundries., A
distributing syndicate Is being formed
by those bankers, who will make pub
lie Offering OF the stock. It Is expected
that the stock will be offered at 9Sh
and accrued dividends. .-.
The sun., 1919-06-26
WIRE COMPANIES COMBINE.
Three Massachusetts Concerns
Unite with sI2,6OO.OOO Capital.

The Clinton-Wright Wire Company. q
consolidation OF three established Massa :
chusetts corporations. has been formed
under the laws of that State with a
capital of s12,5O0.e0O, consisting of So
100000 cumulative per cent. first pre-
erred stock. sl.500.000 cumulative per
cent. voting preferred stock and $500
900 common stock of a par value of $40
a,share, The new company has acquired
all OF the assets and business OF the
Clinton Wire Cloth Company. the Nor
gan Spring Company and the Wright
Wire Company. There are six plants
operating in Clinton, Palmer and
Worcester. Mass
A syndicate headed by Liggett 4
Drexel and Knauth, sNachod & Kuhne has
been formed to purchase and resell
10000 shares Of the common, which Is to
be offered for subscription at $40 a
share. The par OF the shares In $50.
The sun., 1919-06-26
German Bank Statement.

+ BERLIN, June 25.-The statement OF
the Imperial Bank of Germany for the
week ended June IA shows the followin
changes: Total coin and bullion de.
creased 151,2ls,o00 marks: gold de-
creased l50,S94.000 marks; treasury
notes increased i74,221, 900 marks; notes
of other banks increased 529.O00 marky /:
bills discounted increased 1.6l9.Ts4 900
marks; advances increased 1886, OOu
marks; investments increased 695 900
marks; other securities increased 6,f25,-
oOo marks notes in circulation increased
57el3,000 marks; deposits increased
1,SS3.sis,0oo marks; other liabilities in
creased a1s,S45.QOo marks; total gold
holdings, 1,161.5O9 900 marks.
The sun., 1919-06-26
NEW DUoUEsNE LIGHT ISSUE,
Syndicate of Bankers Purchases
.s25,OO0.oOo Bonds. ID"

The DuQuesne Light Company, sub
sidiary Of the Philadelphia Company
has sold s25.o00,000 6 per cent. bonds
to syndicate Of New York bankers,
which plans to offer the issue in about a
week The purpose of the financing 10
to provide funds to meet -S1p, 200, 900
notes, to provide additional working cap
ital and to permit carrying out,a plan
for new construction.
The bankers who purchased the bonds
are engaged In the formation OF a dis
tributfng syndicate Last February the
Duduesre Light Company sold 10000
900 three year per cent. notes to Lee,
Higglnson. & Co.. the First National
Bank. the Chase Securities Corporation,
Ladenburg. T1halfnann & Co., Montgom-
cry & Co., Hayden, Stone & Co. and
kean. Taylor C Co. The identity Of the
present syndicate has not been disclosed
The sun., 1919-06-26
WHITE EAGLE OIL REPORT.
Sales for Year Ended April so Are
s6,Og5,43B

The White Eagle Oil and Refining
Company reports for the year ended on
April so sales of s6,oe5, AIS net income
after Federal taxes. &C. .s364394.' and
net income and appreciation OF leases. of
s2,2s4.9O2 .. .-r
, The consolidated balance sheet Of
April 80 shows cash on hand ana in
banks Of s197,445 and total assets and
liabilities OF $5,47s,63s. ',r
a 500 barrel well Is reported drilled
in which is offset the company's Usage
lease.
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Export. From New York.

Flour. 97,2o4 bills; hops 10 bales;
oil cake. l,165,s00 lbs. beef. 100 tres. /;
bacons, 13,721,s25 lbs. ; tallow. 83S. 4e0
lbs. grease. 6Ss,0o0 lbs. lard oil. 100
gals -four, 130,6s7 sacks; oatmeal,
i.40O bbls. pork, 4s0 bbls beef, s45
bbls hams, 644s00 lbs. lard, $685.
45e lbs. cheese, 10000 lbs. eggs. a.
600 cases: lubricating. oil. 441.s6O gaisl
The sun., 1919-06-26
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

% shares q. P. Putnam's Sons, so. 2,
so shares Andes Electric Corpn. com mon
S255 lot,
IS shares Central Hudson Steamboat Co
common; so shares Central. Hudsor
Steamboat Co. preferred. ~ 255 lot.
10 shares John Mehl q Co, 800
838 shares Smith Motor Corporation pre-
ferred, $50 lot.
900 shares Federal Primer Corpn., 80 lot
10 shares Manhattan Transit Co, SIe lot,
100 shares Sloss-shen1eld Steel q Iron Co
Apmmon. 6sK.
The sun., 1919-06-26
Aetnn Company Authorization.

= BENJAMIN B. Odell and George G,
Holt, receivers OF the Aetna Explosives
Company, Inc, by an order made yes
terday by Judge julius NJ. Mayer OF the
Federal District Court were authorized
and directed to pay out OF the funds in
their possession s2L45s.I5 as interest
on the outstanding bonds of the COM
panx due July /. -" a. -
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New Dutch Loan.

TIE HAGUE, June 25.--On July 4 sub
scrip'lons will be received for the Meth
.rands and the Netherlands Indies 6
per cent loan OF 10000. GOO forms
NfE.o00,Q00. The issue will be sold at
par plus premium OF one-half OF
per cent The bonds will be redsemable
IN forty years ~ -
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Series.

Applications are being received by the
Federal Reserve Bank OF New York as
fiscal agent OF the United States. The
right is reserved to close the subscrip-
tons at any time without notice. Pay
ment at par and accrued interest for
certificates allotted must be made on or
before July /, 1919. or on later allot-
ment 49,
The sun., 1919-06-26
Pari. Bour.e Trading.

PARIS, June 25.--PrIces were irregular
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent,
rentes, CO francs 40 centimes for cash
exchange on London, 20 francs SO CEN
times :, per cent loan. IS. francs 70
Confines; the dollar ranged from 6
francs Is centimes toe francs 81 CEN
times
The sun., 1919-06-26
THE VULCAN DEFINING COMPANY

UINIDFND NOTICE.
Inc Board Of Directors have declared q
dividend OF two and three-QuArters per
cent t.%Sol on the Preferred stock OF
stocking dcrs OF record at ) p. NJ Jul:
The above dividend includes one psr
cent. tF6) on account OF back diyICends
The transfer books will be closed on
July 10Th, 1919, at J.. NJ. and will DO
THE VULCAN DETtSNTNG COMPANY,
CHARLES Z. OUTRAM Secretary.
SeNaren. I luna 0bth
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London Money Market.

LONDON, June 25.-Bar silver, 81 5-l Sd
an ounce }; money. IN per cent; discount
rates-short bills, 3h per cent three
months bills, 3% per cent. gold pre-
miunss at Lisbon, $50.
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This transfer books will not close.
Q W. wool FORD SECRETARY
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY,
pa AYoad Street

The BOARD OF Trustees has declared this
day the usual quarterly dividend Of EIGHT
PER CENT, payable June S0th, 1919, to-
stockholders NJ record At the close Of bust
ness June ?7th, 1919. The transfer books
LIST. 1912,
lloyd q. CURTIS. Secretary.
NA~ York lime o5th
The sun., 1919-06-26
Linseed Quotations.A,

DULUTH, June 25.-Linseed on track.
~ sS65; arrive, s4.9s; July. $4.ss bid =;
1870 bid October. $40 bid.
The sun., 1919-06-26
INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS
RAIIRnAn CO

First Mortgage re Bonds. Series A, Il 4 c.
Arrangements having been made for the
refunding of the debt evidenced By the
above mentioned bonds, holders are noti-
He'd that Upon delivery, on or after July /,
1913. of any and all such bonds TO MessrS
j. Il. Morgan d Co., at % Wall Street,
New York. they may receive from them
the principal amount of such surrendered
bonds.
The coupons due July I, 1919. on Series
A OF said bonds will be paid unon surren-
der thereof, and the interest due july !.
1919. on the bonds of Series p and Will
he paid on the delivery OF said bonds. at
the office OF Messrs. J. p. Morgan & Co
on and altar July !, 1919.
ST. LOUIS RY. co.
by NJ, s. BARGER, Treasurer.
SPOKANE VALLEY LAND 4 WATER co.
Will cali on June nth. 1919. five $1,000
bonds for redemption July LIST. 1919, at los
At ONCE OF Day & Heaton. Wall Street
New York, May LIST.
WA WEAVER HEAToS. Trustee.
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p.nn.yIvania Crude on MarLet.

OIL CITY, June 25.-Credit balances,
So Runs, 63,945 :; average. s6.531. Ship
meuts, 80, $50; average, 46,3l7. 49,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
Baltimore. Nd, June 25, 1919.
The Board OF Directors this DAY declared
from the net earnings OF the Company for
the six months ended June 30. 1919. a
dividend OF Two per ceW. on Preferred
Stock to stockholders OF record at close
OF business July ~, 1919. Payment will
be made on September 2, 1919, provided
that before that date there shall have
been received from the United States Gov
eminent on account OF compensation n
sum SUFFICIENT in the opinion OF the Presi-
dent with other available funds. to pay
the sAms. and payable at later date
when, as and II such sam shall be SO
received.
The transfer books VIII not close.
The sun., 1919-06-26
FIFTH NATIONAL BANK

New York. June TO- 1919.
A. n meeting OF the Board OF Directors
held this day, quarterly dividend OF
Of the bank was declared, payable on or
after July !, 1912,
VS. BBcKLEY. caAhlsr
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
OF the City of New York

New York, June 10th, 1919
The Board OF Directors have this day de.
clAred a Dividend OF EIGHT PER CENT
payable on and after July lst 1919. This
transfer books viii remain closed from
June Ist. 1918, until that date
VIM. Z. CABLE IT. Cashiar
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\ ESTERN POWER CONFIRMATION

me Board OF Directors have declared n
quarterly Dividend OF / cs on the Preferred
stock, payable July 18th, 1918, to Stock
June 5oth. 1919.
" p. WILSON. Secretary.
New luna ,fh
The sun., 1919-06-26
, OLD METALS.
LONDON PRICES.

LONDON. June Swallowing are the clos
ing metal quotations; {,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

his wife and little Marie. Marie and the grandmother do not become warm friends as Mrs. Reading shows a dis like for Wills wife. Loneliness creeps into the heart of the lonely old grandmother, later however and she goes to her grandchild to ask for giveness and try to win her love.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
ORPHEO THEATRE.

He was Jewish and his wife was Irish, and it was the day of the chris tening and the minister was there and so was Johnny Riley the hard boiled son of neighbor. Then the minister called and Pat Clancy din't care a whole lot about him.
 Mrs Cockelovitch "just knew there was going to be war before the night was oyer". This worried her whole lot so-r-but why tell it. It will be con- cluded at the Orpheo Theatre as the last production of the Orpheum Fol lies. Today and tomorrow they are offering "Oh Joy." Created for laugh ing purposes only.
 Winning Grandma" presents Baby Marie Osborne in one of her typical roles at the Orpheo Theatre today and tomorrow
 Mrs. Reading, wealthy and stony. hearted widow, summons her son Will to come and live with her and take charge of her affairs. He arrives witt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

dy and take a few doses when you feel little "out of sorts." For sale at all druggists. 12-4tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
DREADED FOR
 NIGHT TO COME
Texas Lady, In Pretty Bad Fix, Heard of Cardui, Tried It. And Now
 Says It Saved Her Life.

Chiffon, Texas.-Mrs Mary Reese, of this place, states: Sometime ago I was quite sick and suffered a great deal. had been suffering quite awhile + + + At times I had such severe pains in my back, across my hips and in my sides-I was in a pretty bad fix + + + was so rest less dreaded for night to come.
 Having heard of Cardui, I thought I'd try it + + 1 commenced to get better with my first bottle. took six bottles of. Cardui and will tell any woman what this Cardui Home Treatment can and will do if taken according to directions. We not only feel it cured but + + * most likely saved my life. l am able to do my work with ease and know Car dui did it."
 Cardui has been found to relieve many womanly pains and ailments, and thousands of women have writ ten to tell of the benfit it has been to to them, in cases of female troubles and weakness.
 Cardui is prepared from mild, medicinal ingredients, which act as tonic and help build up health and strength in natural manner.
 Try Cardui. At druggists. adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
TURN IN THE ROAD"
 AT HAUBER TODAY

'sFor once we are not going to call your attention to famous stars, though there are many players that you all know and love in this picture. We are not going to call your atten- tion to a famous story or lavish production, but we are going to in- vite you to see the most human pie ture that you have seen in many a day.
 "It is a story that now and then brings a tear ito the eye, that alter mates with a thrill and laugh and that teens in the wonderful philoso- phy of right and love. It is nothing more than a picture of life as all of us know it-a simple story, but a rIx,pelling one. You won't be living strange people, but among your fellows here, and you will get a new outlook into beauty of life. It is a picture that appeals to the best of your emotions and leaves you mighty happy in the end
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
BEST THEATRE.

Recognized as one of the most beautiful and talented actresses on the stage or screen, Barbara Castle ton, we'll known to theatregoers all over the country, is leading woman for William Faversham, the famous star, who will be seen in the superb Paramount-Artcraft special picture, "The Silcer King" at the Best theatre today and tomorrow.
 Miss Castleton was born in Little Rock, Ark, and educated in New Rochelle, N. Y. She went on the stage at an early age and among her most important portrayals were those disclosed in the leading parts of "It Pays to Advertise" and Madame Sherry" In these productions she was highly successful and gained en- viable popularity with the amusement loving public.
 Coming.
 Nothing less than a masterpiece IS expected of the makers of the beau- tiful photo-spectacle, "Romona," when the new cinema production of Harold Bell Wright's famous story, "The Eyes of the World" comes to the Best theatre on Monday and Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

Little Ben Alexander, who scored such hit in Hearts of the World, Helen Eddy and Pauline Curley are some of the players-but after all it is the story that counts. We use no adjectives or superlatives here-but we promise you utter satisfaction"
 We want you to see this beautiful play 'The Turn in the Road" which wil lbe shown at the Hauber today only.
 ''The Lure of the Circus" serial will also be shown in it's current epi- sode.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

If you want, hats. powder puffs. handkerchiefs, embroidered luncheon and tea sets, bags, novelties of all kinds, go to the Smart Hat Shop. SIS Citizens Bank Building, Hildred V. Maus. 3-13- 1mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY,

1T so, save It. Cotton has gone so high in price you will find good cot ton mattress will cost three times what they used to. Now for a short time we will renovate your cid mat tresses. furnish new ticking and make like new for $500. S750. $500. s9.0O and S10.00. Phone S96 and we will call and show samnles.
 TURNER BEDDING FACTORY Third t..-'a and Locust Street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
The Last Chance

This is possibly your last chance to secure one of these beautiful lots in Rutherford Place; Remember we have them listed for quick sale. Can make desirable terms. These lots have been staked off with our signs on each lot We suggest that you drive out or let us take you out and select the one you want
 NOW!