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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1904-09-09
Happenings Of Local Interest

| Everything good to eat at Gallo
ways restaurant
j. F. Manhus of Newport was
in town Monday.
Hot or cold baths at all hours at
the Newark Bath House.
Magness Bros. have a full line
of furniture and mating.
Brown Crow of Oil Trough was
visitor in the city Sunday.
When you want something good
to drink call on W.R. Williamson.
Eyerybody's money looks alike
to us, be We friend or foe. Whiting.
C. j. Hughitt, of Leslie, was a
guest at the Ozark Hotel Tuesday.
Barrel of extra fine sugar-house
molasses at Holderby & Lawton s.
All kinds of fruit, ice cream and
cold drinks at Galloway's restau-
rant.
Attorney S. \. Moore transact
ed business at the county capital
Tuesday.
Call at Galloway's restaurant
and get your dinner when you
come to town.
For Sale:-A cook 7-year-old
work horse; good conditioned. APP
ply to jeff Edwards.
Adams Bros. carry a full line of
groceries, and will deliver goods
free to any part OF town.
The celebrated Red Cross shirts,
ties, hose and underwear is sold
only by Moore Brothers & Co.
If you want style, comfort and
durability in shoe, get Victor,
sold by Moore Bros. q Company.
After all of her boosted democ-
racy, Ruddell township has flop
ped and is now in the republican
column.
Special prices in enameled ware
in dish pans, sauce pans, coffee
pots and many other articles at
Writings.
Every property owner should
have an abstract of title to his
property. Craig q Henderson
make them.
Holderby & Lawton carry full
line of staple and fancy. groceries
and respectfully solicit share of
your patronage.
Chas. Iuber left yesterday
morning for his home at Mountain
Home, after spending i few days
here on business.
The largest and most complete
line of gents furnishing goods ev-
er brought to Newark is now in
stock at Moore Bros. & Co.
Our wireless telegraph informs
US that a certain we'll known histo-
rian will shortly become a perma-
nent citizen of this community.
Bankers money orders are the
safest way to send money. Sold
by the Bank of Newark payable
in all parts of the civilized world.
Miss Oracle Mayhan returned
to her home at Newport Tuesday
afternoon, after Il pleasant visit
here with her grandmother, Mrs.
y. j. Mayhan.
Editor Wilkerson of the Bates
vile Bee passed down the road on
Wednesday evenings passenger,
en- route to St. Louis to spend a
few days at the fair.
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derby & Lawton's.
Dan Moore was down from Sui
phur Rock Sunday.
H. D. Terrell and wife have
moved to Paroquet.
+. II. Williamson has been on
the sick list this week.
When you want good whisky
call on W. r. Williamson.
A. NJ. Edgar transacted bust
ness at Newport Tuesday.
Seven bars Fairbanks Charlotte
soap for 20 cents at Writings.
Hon. W. S. Wright of Bates
vile spent Wednesday in town.
Finest apple vinegar on the
market, at Holderby & Lawton 5.
Go to II. f. Hawthorne for all
kinds of hardware. stoves, nails, etc.
Horton Arnold was down from
Batesville Monday, mingling with
friends.
+. {. Badenan, of Little Rock,
was registered at the Ozark We'd
nesday.
Miss Leona Magness spent the
past week visiting friends and rel
atives at Magness.
w. Il. Williamson invites you
to call and quench your, thirst when
you come to town. ?
Carload of shelled corn, bran,
chops and meal just received at
the Newark Lumber Co.'S.
Whiting will sell to all alike and
for spot cash. No discrimination
to be made after October 1st. Read
big az
Before you buy come in and ex-
anime our complete and up-to-
date line of Star Brand shoes. Adj
ans Brothers.
Morg Moore, one of the Mag
ness neighborhood's best citizens,
was transacting business in town
Wednesday.
John Mayhan and family of
Padgett Island spent few days in
the city the first of the week, the
guests of Mrs. \. J. Mayhan.
We are making to measure mems
pants in all wool goods from $500
to $500 that are worth % per
cent more money. Whiting.
The monument erected by the
Woodmen of the World to the
memory of the late DIR. j Will
hanson will be unveiled by the To-
cal Camp Sunday afternoon at
2:30.
j. W. Outlaw, one of the Oil
Trough neighborhoad's good citi-
Zens, was in town Wednesday and
colled and ordered The Journal
sent to bis brother, q. ". Outlaw,
of Casa.
Miss SaIlie W. Stockard who
has just completed history of In
dependence, jackson and Law
renee counties, came in on Satur
day evenings train and is spend
ing few days with friends at
Magness.
Squire J. II. Fetzer and Road
Overseer Fate Lane of Logan
township, came down on the pass
enger Wednesday night, en- route
home from Batesville where they
had been attending an adjourned
term of the county COURT
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DS'Sioi ddN
You will find a complete line of
tlnware, glassware and dishes at
Holderby & Lawton s.
You can buy q Capital wag-
on for $3.50, or a 3-inch for S51,
spot cash at Writings.
Four nice residence lots, two
blocks from Front street, for sale
at bargain. Apply to Craig &
Henderson.
Notice the change in my bust
ness after October LIST. Read ad
IN this issue of The journal. Fred
d. Whiting.
Walter Hoyt left few days ago
for Pascola, Mo-, where he has
accepted a position with the Fris-
co as agent and operator.
Rev. W. w. Young came down
from Batesville Friday and has
been conducting a revival meet
INC at the Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Magness
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Edwards
arrived home yesterday morning
from visit to the Worlds Fair.
A beautiful residence lot 75x265
feet for sale on same block as BAL
fist church. Ideal place for resi-
dence; plenty of natural shade.
Price 1925. Craig & Henderson.
B. F. Cash and j. H. Fetzer
were elected justices of the peace
in Logan township, and Riley Bar
Der constable, but we understand
that Mr. Barber will refuse to
serve.
Datfy Williams, who was charg-
ed with assault with intent to kill,
was arraigned for trial before
Mayor Holderby Wednesday. The
charge was reduced to assault, to
which Williams plead guilty, and
was fined $40 and costs. The as
sault was committed upon Geo D.
Pearce at ball game here the Sth
of August.
The tract of land belonging to
the minor heirs Of K. f. Sturdi-
want, deceased, which was adver-
tised for sale some time ago, was
not sold owing to an erroneous de-
scription. Attorney Moore has
succeeded in getting a new order
from the county court authorizing
the sale of the place, and the no.
tice of the sale giving correct de-
scription of the land will be found
elsewhere in today's paper.
Our readers will observe from
reading Mr.. Writings advertise
ment that he has decided to change
his business to cash basis. While
it may be little hard for a time
TO break away from the old habit
of buying on credit, there is no
doubt but what it is better for
both customer and merchant to
nav cash. 1t saves the merchant
the expense of keeping book
keeper. which expense IS ulu-
matly borne by his customers, and
entirely obviates the possibility OF
erroneous enteries on the books or
other mistakes in the book-keeper.
Resides this. the man who pays
cash and never goes in debt for
ANYTHING always knows Just how
he stands with the world, and The
Journal believes it would be
GOOD thing for the community II
everybody would adopt a rule to
pay as you go, and if you can
pay don't go.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1904-09-09
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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1904-09-09

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the decayed spots are between the
teeth, near the gum, 1t indicates that
you are not as thorough as you should
be in cleaning between the teeth and
not that the trouble is due to any
popularity of the teeth. Unless there
is a decided space between the teeth
the brush cannot reach and cleanse all
the crevices without aid in other forms
and under any circumstances a close
inspection Of the teeth should follow
the brushing to determine its effective
ness. A leading dentist gives the fol-
lowing as a thorough -ethod OF clean
ing the teeth: Use a moderately stiff
brush and a simple dentifrice com
posed of two ounces of precipitated
chalk and one-fourth ounce each of
powdered orris root and myrrh. Al
ways brush the teeth on both sides
and after a crosswise brushing treat
them lengthwise, always finishing the
process by rinsing the mouth thorough
ly several times. Be particular that
every tooth has an equal share of the
brushing, for carelessness in this re-
spect furnished the explanation why
defective teeth are most numerous on
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one Jaw or one side of the paw. Next
take a soft bit Of old linen or absorbent
cotton. wind it around the point of an
orange stick and wipe away any par
ticles around the teeth next to the
gums on both sides OF the teeth. AS
your teeth are very close together get
five cents worth of the narrowest rub
Der bands obtainable and use them in
stead of silk floss for cleaning between
the teeth The rubber is most cleans
ing in its action, can be stretched to
fit any space and will not bruise or cut
the gums should it slip at any time.
If you will persist in the method Of
cleaning advised, dentists bills will be
reduced and your teeth will be clean
and in a wholesome condition all the
time.
TO SERVE MELONS ATTRAC-
TIVELY (Irs. P.)-The fastidious
housekeeper who objects to serving
melons, giving as the reason that they
are too mussy for dainty service, is
ignorant of the best methods Of serv-
ing. A melon sliced and insufficiently
chilled is unpalatable and awkward to
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Answers TO
Correspondents

CALI -IENICS-(Jessie). Calls
themes is derived from two Greek
words meaning beautiful and strength.
It means to exercise, never enough to
over fatigue, to walk in the open air,
to ride horseback, to play tennis and,
in fact, to use all the ordina~v meth
DDS Of physical culture but always
with a care not to overdo. Most GER
tainly it will develop the muscles, but
you must always be careful to see th4t
you DO not over develop, for this does
not make one attractive either.
A LOTION FOR BLACKHEADs-
(RM. .B). When the skin of the face is
disfigured with blackheads. even after
repeated scrubbings, the following will
be found useful in dispatehing the
blemishes more rapidly, yet without in
jury to the most delicate skin. 1t is OBJ
vious that a skin food is not needed,
the skin being already overburdened,
hence the tiny plugs of hardened, Sc
bacous oil. A good cold cream, how
ever, is very helpful in cleansing and
softening the skin preparatory to press
ing out the blackheads, If 1t is used as
directed, otherwise it may increase
rather than decrease the trouble. Wash
the face with a soft linen rag, using
plenty Of hot water and soap-a pure
blend article free from strong alkali
and coloring matter is presupposed.
Then rub cold cream lightly over the
parts most affected and massage with
the finger tips in rotary motion and
with light pressure. After manipu-
lating for five or ten minutes the skin
will be glowing warm and the clogged
pores softened from the combined
forces of water and massage, when the
worst blackheads may be easily pressed
out. Always protect the finger tips with
several folds of old linen to avoid bruis-
ing the skin. Wash the face again
with the hot water to remove all cream
and then apply this lotion: Take one
dram each of zinc oxide and carbonate
of magnesia and four ounces of rose
water; mix, shake well and. dab on the
spots, pressing out more blackheads
after five minutes if you can do it with
out too much pressure. Then rinse the
face in two cold waters. Treat the face
before retiring and again in the morn
ing when a thorough washing should
be followed by the lotion only, and then
with cold rinsings to close the pores.
PROPER CLEANSING OF THE
TEETH (V. B. X.)-When nearly all
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handle, but ice cold with luscious pink
flesh scooped out in dainty oval pieces
or cut in neat squares and freed from
the seeds, served on a pretty plate
garnished with a spray Of fern, is a
most refreshing and attractive dish.
Another pretty method is to make a
low melon basket of the shell and fill
it with the chilled fruit. Cut off the
stem end of the melon, so 1t will set
firmly on a large dish, making the
handle on the opposite end. Remove
all the edible portion, pick out all the
seeds which can be reached without
breaking the fruit too much and set
on the ice to keep cold. When ready
to serve set the cold. crisp basket in
Il bed of cracked ice and ferns or any
obtainable greens, hll the basket with
the chilled fruit and serve at once.
Tall glasses filed with the fruit cut
in small pieces is pretty and dainty
manner of serving IAelOns. Canta-
loupes or musk melons, as they are
commonly called. should be scrubbed
thoroughly with a brush to free the
netted skin from grit. Chill the mel
ons, cut in half, remove all the seeds
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design, which is very conventional
does not resemble a rose in the least.
But the effect is good, and that really
is all that is desired. The curtain it
self is a dull green and the contrast
ing color is an old rose, trimmed with
bits Of variegated green. In all, there
are three roses which stand bravely
forth on straighter stems than ever
dignified the proudest rose bush in the
land. The stems, which consist or
three strands Of rope silk, commence
perhaps foot from the bottom of the
portiere and run to within two feet
of the top. The rose, of course, tops
it and adds its bit of color as well.
And now IS to the rose itself. In the
first place it is absolutely square, with
q tiny nick taken out of the very
center of all four sides, which takes
away the block-like appearance. The
heavy rope silk, green, by the way, is
worked about this piece of applied
linen and serves a double purpose in
asmuch as it finishes the rough edge
and gives the third tone as well. Little
green scrolls in the rose resemble, it is
TO be supposed, the stamens Of the
flower and the rose in its entirety is
completed.
The lower portion of the portiere is
trimmed in a very simple fashion.
Two bands Of the rose, perhaps some
two or three inches in depth, are run
straight across from side to side and
on either side of the linen the green
silk makes its effective rope and takes
away from the long straight up and
down effect.
There is absolutely nothing more tc
this curtain, but il is the smartest
thing one can buy in the line OF
lIangings. Its very simplicity adds tC
its beauty, and the unique blending OF
odd colors gives it a tone that is any,
thing but common.
A favorite design is "Ye Nigh
Birds" They are a combination OF
the weird and fantastic, and the three
outspread birds impress one with the
idea that they are always just on the
eve Of departure.
There are scores OF queer patterns
the poppy, the tulip and a multi
tude of others that must be labeled
or one would never dream what they
were intended to represent But, not
withstanding this popularity, they are
the only correct hangings for mission
styles and furnishings generally.
And now comes my secret. If one
can afford to walk into a shop and
coolly and calmly ask the designer tc
look at a certain room and fit it ur
according to a stated period, all is
very lovely and likewise very simple
Next best comes in the ability to order
what one likes best of ready made fur.
nishings, and really prices are not a:
exorbitant as they used to be and the
economy bee does not buzz quite a.
loudly and as insistently.
Third choice is just this: The fab
ric comes by the yard and can be fur
nished at but one shop in town. It il
full fifty inches in width, which il
quite as wide as an ordinary portier'
and may be had in an endless variet!
of colors. AS to price it is inexpen
sive, pleasantly so in fact, for fab
rics generally run into a good man,
dollars and do not always show thei
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On HANKS be, this is the day when
= homemade furnishings are not
only permissible, but smart look
3 izg as well. There was a time,
O.. and not so very far back, either,
:. by the. way, when tinlzerers' work was
regarded with undisguised scorn, and
every household necessity that did not
show the shop label was straightway
relegated 70 the back rooms, where
visitors never CHANGED TO stray.
But since the work OF the Arts and
Crafts people has come into such de-
cided popularity every one who knows
a hatchec from q hammer and who
can drive nail straight has sailed
forth and bought a set OF tools and
Uttered the house with shavings, bits
Of wood and oueer-smelling stains.
Wezthered oak furniture IS certain
ly gwsgger looking. and so are the
mission styles, for that matter. Yet
neither one nor the other appears at
its best unless its surroundings
are IN perfect harmony. And that is
exactly where the rub comes IN One
new thing never fails to call for an
other; for what was moderately good
suddenly takes on a dingy aspect, and
the flaws cry aloud in their Jealousy.
With simple dark furniture the car
pet, which serves as a background,
should be one colored and Of a soft.
dull tone, and the hangings should
match 10 a nicely. Il is all very fit
and fine 70 furnish a room in ones
eye. but when II actually comes down
70 spending hard coin IL is quite an
other matter. However, II one can
not AFFORD plain green or red carpet,
there Is a splendid substitute in or
dinary filing. though to be absolute
ly frank, IL IS not nearly as good an
investment, for il does not have the
same wearing propensities.
q Buying new hangings frequently
costs a pretty penny, and dyeing old
ones is seldom II ever satisfactory.
That is, unless the shade is a deep
green or a vivid red, and there are
times when neither is appropriate or
even pretty.
The very newest portieres-aud beau
. ties they are, too-are fashioned by the
; Arts and Crafts people, and were orig
Snallv designed for their particular
style Of furniture. which, by the way,
Is on the mission order. only more or
. less severe.
They are made Of what the manu-
facturers term arras linen, which is
in reality a fancy name for a loosely
. woven canvas.
This material. which is remarkably
smart looking and remarkably serv-
iceable as well, comes in an endless
variety Of of tones. for ii was made
with the idea Of being something new
and quaint and the color scheme is the
real secret Of its tremendous success.
: The designs are unique, so peculiar
and startling. in fact, that old-fash-
ioned folks fail TO appreciate them.
For there really is something new un-
der the sun at last. and like all inno-
. vatioRs, Il viii take time 70 introduce
tfren Into Tom, Dick and Harry s
home.
one OF the prettiest designs is what
5gtcalied the Rose pattern" Just
why " was dignified in this fashion
remains a profound mystery, for the
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value at that. However. this canvas
costs between one and two dollars
yard and may be had in any quantity.
To be sure it is not the easiest thing
in the world to turn out fit home pro-
ducts, for the linen that is appliqued
generally has a changeable effect that
adds most decidedly, but there are
certain combinations that will make
the clever home designer as proud as
Punch.
For instance, a simple effect that'is
charming is the curtain utterly de-
void of trimming and finished with a
double hemstitching. BY the way, if
the curtain is a brown the silk used is
a yellow, bright enough to form a good
contrast, and as the hemstitching is
double and rather coarse in the bar
gain the finish is all that one could
wish for.
The same fabric makes splendid
covers for pillows and as the tones are
are never bright or glaring they always
blend nicely with anything that
chances to form part of the cozy
corner.
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and Ill the seed cavity with whipped
cream. For luncheon use a rich va
Mia ice cream. Or the edible portion
OF the melon may be cut In small
cubes and served on a plate with a
light sDrinkling OF salt
PROTRUDING ABDOMEN Ct. NJ. B.)
When the body is not particularly
1eshy except about the hips and par
ticularly about the abdomen, there is
usually something radically wrong with
the diet or with ones manner Of stand
ing One or both contribute to this un-
happy condition in your case and which
is the most responsible OF the evils can
best be determined by you. A con-
tinued heavy diet, drinking large guam
titles Of water at and between meals,
keeping the digestive organs in a dis
tended state, aggravated by ilI-fitting
corsets which protrude. or are too tight,
are part OF the trouble. The tight cor
set holds the flesh more or less rigid
at all times. causing the muscles TO
lose vitality and become soft and fab
by; causes the thickening OF tissues and
deposits Of fat at this part Of the body
until it is out Of proportion TO the
limbs and shoulders. Standing with
the weight Of the body thrown upon
the heels and the weight OF the upper
part Of the trunk wholly sustained by
the small OF the back is. in the ma
jority OF cases, the prime cause OF a
full abdomen. Until you learn TO stand
more correctly. resting on the balls OF
the feet and lightly on the heels. with
chest raised. the prominent abdomen
viii continue to offend. as massage
and diet cannot wholly correct the
fault Massage the abdomen twice each
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RUGS AIaud).-Oriental rugs wear
well, better than anything else, in fact,
but they should not be abused. One
can buy bamboo affairs that are good
for beating purposes and if 1 were you
I would hang them on the line in the
sun and then see that the dust was
beaten out. People have an idea that
they are made OF cast iron or some
thing even stronger and that they will
last for generations. So they dO-in
their own land. However. people do
not stop to think that the Orientals
have a peculiar gliding motion and
that they wear the softest Of sandals
That gives the soft. silky look that
helms to make them so pretty. Amer
lean boots and restless American feet
do not have the same result and Wig
orous sweepings the wrong way OF the
nan and beatings with broom handles
do not add to their beauty.