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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-11-06
NoKrHEAsr nARHoR.

z. II. Kimball has returned from Bos-
ton.
George Sargent and wife spent the week
end with relatives in Brewer.
Miss Cora l.. Frost is employed as night
operator at the telephone Office.
Miss Elizabeth Lee began her duties as
matron at the Neigbborhood house Nov. 1.
Charles w. Burr left Friday for Water
willie to attend the Maine Colby football
game.
Capt. Frank Squirting, Joseph W. Small
and Russell Manchester have returned
from Boston on the Hesper.
A progressive rally was held at the
Neigh borhood house Oct. 30, Mir. Clark, OF
Gardiner, being the speaker.
The junior class of Gilman high school
held halloween social at the Neighbor-
hood house Thursday evening.
Charles n. Small, wife and daughter
Dorothy, who have been out OF town for
several weeks, returned Friday.
Albert o. Jacobson, David Branscomb
and Harvey Written have returned from
their hunting trip, bringing tive deer.
Miss Sarah Hastings, who has been
chief telephone operator here two years,
left Saturday for Machias, where she has
accepted a similar position. Her place
here is filled by Miss Elizabeth Frost. y
The Jeilison millinery store on Main
street has closed for the winter. Ii will
be reopened in April. Miss Nina Jeilison,
who has been in charge, has returned to
Bar Harbor.
Nae A
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CATARRH
SUFFERERS
ASTONISHED
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With every bottle of HYOMEf
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Sore Throat and other interesting
facts.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

S. E. Gould is preparing to build barn.
Mrs. r. c. Smith has gone to Newton,
Mass. Her daughter Blanche left a few
weeks ago.
Mrs. Ella Abbott, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. ID. Hopkins, at Brewer,
is home.
Miss Charlotte Wooster, of Washington
Junction, Is the guest of her aunt, Miss o.
+, Wooster.
Mrs. d. w. Kelley, who has been en-
ployed at Stave island, cooking for Ira
Colweli, is home.
The friends of Mrs, F. NJ. Watson, OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, will regret to learn that
she has been in poor health since her re-
turn.
Mrs. Nellie Bracket, WHO has been en-
ployed at W. 7. C0ggins', went Saturday
TO North Hancock, where she will spend a
few weeks at Calvin Hutehins' before re-
turning to her home at Sebago Lake.
Oct. Is. w.
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NORTH LAMoINE.
CHEER.

Arten Austin, wife and son Gerard, OF
Bar Harbor, visited his mother recently.
Miss Christine Wallace, OF Lsmoine
Beach, is visiting her uncle, William Aus
tin.
Roy Linscott and Lewis Smith, who are
employed at Bar Harbor, spent Sunday at
home.
Newell Trip has gone to Waterviile to
be employed with his brother Alton for
the winter.
A. L. Gray raised four squashes which
aggregated 101h pounds, the heaviest
weighing twenty-seven pounds.
Nov. A. V
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SUTTON.

Lawrence Bunker leaves Monday for Eau
Claire, Wis, to enter a business college.
Philip Bunker is home to-day from
Northeast Harbor, where he is attending
high school. "a
Lloyd Wiley, of Cherryfield, has been
spending few days with his sister, Mrs.
Ralph Sargent.
Arthur Sargent and wife, with little
granddaughter Vera, returned home from
visit in Sedgwick Tuesday.
The lobster fisherman have been doing
well of late, with good price, and bait
lower than for some time.
Ethel Bunker made a short visit to
Great Cranberry Isle this week to see her
aunts, Mrs. Seth Rice and Mrs. Willard
Squirting.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. LesIie
X. Bunker Oct. rs. Although the mother
10 suffering from whooping cough, they are
doing finely.
Mrs. May Stanley has returned from
Northeast Harbor, leaving her mother
with her sister, Laura Donnell, while she
gets read to leavs for her winter home in
Friendship. She Is having small addition
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MEMORIAL REsoLurroSs.

Mt. Desert chapter, o. <. $, has adopted
the following resolutions:
Whereas, Death has eztered our circle and
taken from among US Sister Mary Walker,
Resolved. That we hereby give expression
to the respect, good will and affection which
we have for our deceased sister.
Resolved, That her earnest and faithful
work in the church, sunday-school, and
young peoples societies were of great value
to the whole community, and that we deeply
feel the loss which has come to US through
her death.
Resolved, That her cheerful and kind words
and deeds were an Inspiration to all OF us. and
that her noble Christian life was an example
well worthy of our imitation
Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved family and that our
charter be drsped in mourning for period OF
thirty days, and that copy be sent 20 the
family and copy sent to THE ELLSWORTH
AMERICAN for publication.
FLORA A. GRfSDLE,
EMILY SMITH.
CHARLES G. BORDEAUX,
Committee.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Lena Dow is with Mrs. Lyman Stinson
for few weeks.
Elbridge Shepherd and family will 90 to
North Haven for the winter.
Annie Stinson is with Mrs. Daniel Fifield
at West Stonington for few weeks.
Cassie Stinson is in Prospect Harbor, the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Lydia WEIGH.
Mrs. Edwin Carman and daughter
Christie are in Boston for two weeks.
Mrs. Richard Smith went to Boston
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Gill
man Bray.
The Bartlett family, who have occupied
Mrs. Richard Smiths house through the
summer, have moved to vinal Haven.
Mrs. Joseph Thurston, who has spent
several weeks with her brother, c. C..
Warren, left Monday for her home in
Cambridge, Mass.
Nov l. Ii
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Grace Mitchell is visiting in Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. Medora A. Bunker is in Bar Har-
Dor for visit OF two weeks.
Mrs. George H. WEIGH, OF East Franklin,
visited Mrs. Nancy Ash last week.
Mrs. Jennie Foss, of Hancock, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Sadie Mcdonald.
M. L. Stevens lodge, K. of p, will work
the rank Of esquire Tuesday evening.
Dunbar Bros. started some paving
cutters on the Sweeney Hill quarry last
week.
Mrs. Arthur Kief has returned from
Massachusetts, where she visited her
mother.
James r. Ash, wife and son Frank, of
North Dakota, called on Mrs. Nancy Ash
last week.
Herbert Ash, of Ellsworth Falls, visited
his mother, Mrs. Nancy Ash, Sunday. He
was accompanied by Miss Bertha Joy.
Nov. 4. DrRIGo.
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OAK POINT.

Palmer Seavey is at home, and is doing
some repairing on his house.
Mrs. A. FL. Grindle and family have re-
turned to their home in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Marguerite Marshall and two chill
dren have returned to their home in Seal
Harbor, after spending two weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Laid.
Ralph Leiand's sister, Mrs. Nellie HAN
son, with her son, and his aunt, Mrs. Nc
Bride, of North Conway, n. H., who have
been visiting him, have returned home.
Nov. 4. NJ.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST FREMONT.

Mrs. J. b. RuniIl is visiting her son, J
III. Rumill, at Seal Cove.
Mrs Maria DIX, John Eaton and wife
and Robert Dix, from Rockland, bsve
been visiting g. w. Lunt and wife the
past week.
There was a musical at K. OF r. hall SAT-
ardsy evening. Proceeds for the Gene
terry fence. The entertainment was given
by John Eaton and wife and Robert Dix,
OF Rockiand, f. g. Reed. wife and son,
and Misses Eggleston and Cline. Pro-
ceeds, sii.
Oct. Is. THETNA.
The w. r. /. $. vas held at Mrs. Philip
Pervear's Friday.
Mrs. Lena Robbins went to Rockland
Friday to visit her brother, Capt. +. II
Tinker.
John Eaton aud wife, and Mrs. u. L.
Dix returned 10 their home in Rockland
Friday, after spending week with reia-
tives here.
Edward A. Lunt, OF South Portland,
called on his sister, Mrs. W. A. Clark, and
other relatives here, Sunday, on his way
to Boo;hhay from Bakers island.
A halloween party was held at the *.
of p. hall Thursday evening. Ice-cream,
cake and candy were sold. The young
people enjoyed the fortune tellers, cats
and ghosts. About si6 was realized for
the minister.
Nova, THELNA.
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LAMCINE.
Oct. IS.

Miss Jennie Hodgkins is visiting in Bar
Hsrbor.
Mrs. Charles Hodgkins made a business
trip to Bangor last week.
a new windmill and pump.
Peter Olsen has finished work at East
Lamoine, and has gone to work in the
woods for the winter.
George Ray and family have gone to
Brewer, where he will be employed this
winter in the pulp mill.
Miss Grant, OF Cherryfield, who was
called home by the illness OF her mother
has returned. School reopens to-day.
Nov. 4. r. III.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

w. H. Gordon, S. B. Hubert and others
are hunting at No. 10. The capture of one
moose is reported.
Leo w. Blaisdell. principal of the high
school at Canton, made a weekend visit
to his parents, f. E. BlaisdelI and wife.
Mrs. Minnie Hardison gave an ice cream
sociable at her home Saturday evening,
for the benefit of the Methodist church.
The supper and ice-cream sale at the
Free Baptist church Tuesday evening was
well attended. A good sum was realized.
Nov. 4. B.
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is to be employed as housekeeper at the
Clifford for the winter
Guy Young bias had his buildings newly
painted and new windows put in the
house.
Samuel Moor has taken up all his lob
ster traps, and is now making arrange
ments to haul up his boat, the Frog.
| Nov. 4. I. f. D.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

James NJ. Clark shot deer at the Davis
place Friday.
Watson McGown and crew returned
from Carmel Saturday.
Alden Ryder is reshingiing his house
and making other repairs.
Mrs. George Springer, who has been
quite ill the past week, is improving.
Hiram A. Butler and wife are home
from Pennington, where they have spent
year.
Nov. 1. CHEER.
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BAYSIDE.

Miss Vera Seeds closed her school in
district No. ID last week.
Mrs. Amanda Mayo, of Westbrook, is
visiting relatives here, her old home.
J.W. Remiek and wife gave 6 progress
sive eighty-three party last Saturday
night. Mrs. j. d. Remick won the ladies'
prize, e. o. Frazier the mems, and Horace
Remick the BOBBY. Dainty refreshments
were served. All had an enjoyable even
ing.
Nov. 4. r.
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TiiEI.NA.
M,KINLEY.

George Wallace and wife spent Friday
night with II. p. Richardson and wife.
Telma Thurston left Wednesday for
Portland, where she will work this win
ter.
Mrs. Laura Stanley, who spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Robinson, at
Southwest Harbor, is home.
Seven members OF the o. Z. s. attended
the lodge at Southwest Harbor wednes-
day evening. It was Il special meeting,
with Mrs. Ada Dinsmore, ID. D., in at
tendance.
Nov. 3. PM.
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HANCOCK POINT.

A. L. Young, of Portsmouth, is visiting
here.
Andy Partridge is working for Arthur
Kief.
Mrs. A. NJ. Carter is visiting Mrs. E. K.
Baker in Bangor.
Miss May Moore liz visiting her sister,
Mrs. Harvey Peasley.
Charles Chester, with his bride, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Tribou.
C. A. Penney and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday at Arno Bowden's in North
Sullivan.
Nov a. r
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COUNTY NEWS.
MT. DESERT.

Mrs. Ida Leland and son Lewis are visit
ing Rev E. A. Jenkins and wife in
Jonespori.
Misses Maxine and Hiida Brown spent the
weekend with Pearl L. Leland and wife
in Trenton.
Mrs. Fred Gray, who, with her two
children, has been visiting her parents in
New Hampshire, is home.
Oct. Is. H..
The Austin Richardson house which Mr..
Arnold, of Brookline, Mass, purchased
last spring, is being painted by George
Knox.
Capt. Fred FL. Pray, OF steamer Mo-
hawk, and Capt. W. 5. Brown, of the Bos-
ton Floating Hospital, arrived home Sat
urday from Boston for vacation.
District Deputy Grand Matron Mrs,
Ada Dinsmore, of Auburn, visited Mt
Desert chapter, o. E. s., Thursday even
ing for inspection. A good crowd was
out. After the lodge, refreshments were
served
Nov l. II.
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pat on 20 the cottage. "Rest-s-while," by
Arthur Sargent.
A recent letter from Capt. II. @. Bunker,
of Westfield. y. j., formerly OF this town,
says his health is as good as four years
ago. He lives with his daughter Minnie,
and enjoys his children and grandehii-
dren. He recently lost his wife.
Nov. Q Tor.
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EGYPT.

Newell Harrison is quite poorly.
Mrs. J. M. Harrison is improving.
George Linscott is home from Bar Har-
Dor.
Frank H. Jordan was home from Bath
for the weekend.
Mrs. George Jordan left last week to
visit relatives in New Jersey. XII
Nov. 4. III.
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HUBBARD.

James N. Emery, OF Bar Harbor, has
purchased from the heirs OF the late Fred
erick Moore, Of Ellsworth, the Moore's
point property at the head of Partrideecoye.
The property comprises about 100 acres, the
larger part wooded, and with nearly a
mile OF shore front, including several at
tractive coves.
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CAsTINE.

At the annual meeting OF the American
school peace league held 1t Portland Oct.
-, Prof. A. +. Richardson, principal Of
the Castine normal school, was elected one
OF the vice-presidents.
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MI-O-NA
BANISHES INDIGESTION

sourness, Fu.iness, BeIching, and all
Stomach Misery Disappear in
Five Minutes.
Tried them ALL" you say, "and not
one cured?" Well. you haven't tried
MONA Stomach Tablets OF you
would not be bothered with stomach
trouble to-day.
Perhaps you bought a box and took
one or two and then let the rest stand
forgotten, in the cupboard.
Make no mistake; If you will take
MONA Stomach Tablets regularly
you can forever end all stomach
misery and have a stomach as strong
and vigorous and as able 70 digest the
hesrtiest meal as the best stomach N
America.
II you suffer from Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, Gastritis, Catarrh of the stom-
ach. or any Stomach Misery. e. A.
Parcher is authorized to refund your
money II you are dissatisfied with the
results obtained from MI-O-NA.
Price 80 cents.
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TRENTON.
p. NJ,

Arthur Jordan is IN.
b. F. Jordan, OF Bar Hsrbor, spent part
OF last week with his family.
Nov. 4. MAY.
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For colds in throat or chest use
PNEUMATiCA. All druggists, CSC.
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About twenty neighbors and friends
spent Saturday evening at William
Emery's. A pleasant time was enjoyed
Cake aud coffee were served.
Nov. 4. Human.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

William Small ana wife, OF Bar Harbor,
were at William Emery's Saturday night
William Emery, jr., and Miss Maxfisld
OF Bar Harbor, spent the weekend al
William Emery's.
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sEAwALl.

Miss Nina Newman is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Henry Squirting.
Lewis Newman and son Rodney have
gone to Medheld, Mass, for the winter.
Oct. Is. T. e. d.
Mrs. NJ. E. Moore left Monday to visit
her sonsHsrbeE q Winter Hill, Mass.
Mrs. Sadie LaCount left Monday for
Somerville, Mass, and Westneid on her
way TO South Norwslk, Conn.,, where she
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SPEC.
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29

thing as he then knows just what his insurance will cost him and is not responsible for the acts Of the other fellow.
 Remember the DodsonzRenner In suranee Agency of Springdale. Ark ansas, issues 10 the farmers of Northwest Arkansas a complete coy best old line stock companies. giv- ing to the farmer insurance that tnsures and pays
 Write them or see their agents
 Springdale, Ark
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
Berry Growers Meeting

The annual meeting of the Springdale Berry Growers will be held in Squire Graves office OH Sat urday, the 7th day Of Deeemb Der, at ? o'clock D. m At this meeting five directors for the ensuing year will be elected and any other bust ness that may be of interest to the mbers It is expected that ey- cry stockholders will be present.
 Respt
 Wilson Gardwell.
 Sec Berry Growers
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29

stead Of making increased or extra assessments to pay the increased losses and expenses An extra as sessment might frighten the farm CTS, 50 instead of making an ex- tra assessment, money is borrowed hoping that the losses of the next year will be lighter and the asess- ment then will take care of the debt When an assessment com the members to sit up and take not ice. Next year losses might be heavier than the preceding year, when more money will have to be borrowed to keep down assessments. This borrowing money against fut- ufe assessments is what is called high finance the first year. but becomes ..frenzied finance" in the years following, especially if the
 loss ratio keeps up
 or tie above named and other farm mutual companies. the Butler County Farmers Mutual had at the close of the year S1.so4 06 borrow ed moneNs West Side Mutual Fire Ins Assn of Cedar Rapids, $l,500 borrowed money; Farmers Mutual Fire and Lightning Ins Co. of Lou isa county, s3.70o borrowed money; Farmers Mutual of Story county, $1 , io0 borrowed money; Farmers Nut ual Of Bremen county. S3,000 bor- rowed money; Farmers Mutual of Buena Vista county. s7,7S339 bor- rowed money; Dubuque County Farmers Mutual, S3,000 borrowed money; Pottawattamie County Farmers Mutual. s2,959.l4 borrow ed money; Farmers Mutual of Win neshiek and Allamakee counties. s6.213S9 borrowed money; Farm CTS Mutual Fire and Lightning Ins. Assn. Of Museatine, $3,615.07 Dor rowed money; Farmers Mutual Fire and Lightning Ins Assn of Winnebago county, ,000 borrow ed money, Dallas County Farmers Nut Ins Assn, g., $50 borrowed money; Farmers Mutual Fire Ins. Assn of Webster and adjoining counties, $1,400 borrowed money; Farmers Mutual Fire and Light ming Ins. Assn of Delaware Coun- ty. $3.466 borrowed money; Farm CTS Mutual Fire and Lightnng Assn. of Black khawk county, $3,l70 of bor- rowed money; and many others for lesser amounts
 If tie land owning farmers knew that t was the practice to borrow money and that their property was the security for the debt they wouldn't stay in an association of this kind. Suppose the secretary Of a mutual company should go to a half dozen banks in his county and borrow $5,000 from each bank on the plea that he wanted to clean up the losses and would pay the money back out of the next assess ment He would probably get the money and with the $25, 900 or $30,000 he might then decide 10 leave the country Trusted em- ployes have yielded to such temp tations before. The receiver that would be appointed for that mutu- al company would tell the farmers of that county just how to make out their checks to pay that debt, and he'd be several years, at a good salary, instructing the delin quents on the folly of letting some one borrow money on their securi- " This borrowing money is a serious thing.
 With these facts of record and the further facts that farmers Of the various states have been as sessed and forced to pay large sums to get out of the many de funct Farmers Mutual Fire Insur- ance Cos, should convince the up to-date farmer of today that he had better pay for his own protection and let the other fellow do the same
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29

wish to warn all persons that n future no hunting will be Der mitted on my property. known as the Bob CheHning place. near Neal's bluff on White Riyer-it.
 | T Hilton
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
FRISCO TIME CARD
South Bound.
North Bound.

I have connection through bonded mercantile adjusters with the law Yer and credit men in every part of the civilized world, by which I can collect your notes. account or judge ments anywhere on a commission basis. if
 J. ", Lewis.
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
Of Goeal Interest.

10 Ort SuIIu Monday.
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 Uric Harris of Fayetteville has been talking insurance to Springdale people this week
 T. J Davis has been confined 10 his home with an attack of illness for several days past
 i. -: x
 Neal Vance returned last week from Superior, Wis. where Ae play ed base ball the past season.
 j. ]. ].
 Jack Graham arrived home Mon day from Texas where he had been selling apples for Jack Hewitt and Jeff Cover.
 $. II Slaughter arrived home Tuesday night from several days business trip to different portions of Oklahoma.
 Rev J W House left Monday for Atkins. Pope County, to attend Arkansas Annual Conference. NJ. E. Church, South
 + + +
 Leon Smith, city editor of the Fayetteville Daily. came up Sunday afternoon and spent the night with relatives and friends
 4 4 s
 The ladies aid society of the Second Baptist Church will give their Christmas bazaar the third Saturday in December. 21st.
 <. !. #
 Uncle Anderson Sanders was over from Spring Valley first of the week attending the revival meeting in progress al the First Baptist Church.
 Roy Hewitt, manager of the Princess. has built a stage and in addition to the moving pictures. will book high class vaudeville at fractions
 Mir and Mrs l. | Wiley arriy- ed first of the week from Reserve, Kan, and will spend the winter at their farm home northeast Of Springdale
 Mrs. W T Farrar went down to Fayetteville Saturday afternoon to take treatment at the hospital at that place, and report is that she k getting along nicely
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 Considerable interest is being manifested ill the revival meeting at the First Baptist Church. The pastor. Eld C c. Winters. is being assisted by l. l.. Johnson. district 
 The University of Arkansas foot ball team defeated Washington In iversity at St. Louis Saturday. 13 to : The Arkansas team will play Texas University at Austin Thanks giving day
 The ladies aid of the Presbyter- ian Church will hold their bazaar and candy sale on December 6 and ! at Aarons studio Sandwiches, doughnuts, pie. coffee and choeo- late will be served
 Miss Mabel Rugel and Eaud Rit- ter Of Springdale are visiting Miss Leta and Ruby Pearson at The Ruby May" the beautiful farm home of MT. and Mrs. NJ. l. Pear son. Bentonyille Democrat
 On Thanksgiving afternoon at three o'clock there will be q mati- nee at the Princess Theatre. con sisting of high class moving piet- ures and vaudeville. program that is guaranteed to please.
 w r Horton and family came over from Harrison latter part of last week to visit with relatives and friends Will returned to Harri- son Monday but Mrs. Horton will remain here until after Christmas
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 The senior class of the springdale High School will present the drama, The Elopement of Ellen," at the Auditorium on Thanksgiving night, and in addition there will be mu- sic and readings. Admission 20 and B cents
 I- 4 +
 On Monday night of next week there will be shown at the Princess
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
APPLES FOR SALE.

Nice lot of variety eating apples. can deliver in small or large quan- titles Phone orders. two rings on line 9, or address Ira J, Holloman.