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The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
CASH GROCERY COMPANY
Groceries, Flour and Feed.

In reviewing Spriagdale and her commercial enterprises .t has be n the aim of the writer 10 give place and prominence 10 firms and con eerns in a reltiYe degree 10 the standing they maintain in tier Yc- spectlye lines of trade and it is therefor We here cal attention to the enterprise conducted under the style Of the Cash Grocer 70. II is first class establishment and is thoroughly stocked at all times with an assortment Of mtreHandsa in the selection of which great care has been exercised and which includes everything coming under the head of staple and fancy groceries. as and coffees, cereals, imported eondi- ments in tin and glass. butter. eggs. fruits and vegetables. ete The firm are also wholesale dealers in flour and feed and can offer in dueements in ths line No other firm in Springdale or it's envizous enjoys more favorable relations with wholesalers and producers, and as the Cash Grocer Co buy for cash ftheEeby taking advantage of dis eouuts7 they afe aiRass n pesl- ton 10 quote She lowest prices Phone orders are given eareful al tention and are promptly delivered. The firm is conn osed of J H.. Fletcher and 5 | elarEaon They are men oG push and enterprise and have made their store faYofite one MIth economical AAA er.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
|. T.. sNNER X SON.
The New York store.

The modern stofe-ke epng ldea de mands that different elasses ef mer- ehandise shall te kept under one root. thereby effeeting a gfeat say ing Of time and rendering shopping comparatively asy and pleasant
 Nowhere ln 5priugdale or its en- 1irops k this idea better exemplifi= ed than al ! E Smyer < Sons store IL is one of the largest n t6is section and js also one of the most popular Tie premises oeea- pied include fuo stores 60x6o feet la dimensions are conveniently a ranged and are divided mo 1 part meats Tor the orderly elasstfeatiea at Che stock. which includes every tsina coming under the head | aple and lansy dry goods q sss saoas, a8Ies aHd mi ses suHa# and e9ats. millinery. boots and oe :, me4s and 1omen- flrni ins
 ready ta wear slotatag for ID ! and 5ass. aa.a na d.. egelFtf iHg tn taat that one would lock 4y n modern ore of the z
 zn eH5oss tHe no te7orat4e r
 tzt#ors with #rlaUu aEfurafs md iobz 5ers. bo5 and eI for eat nj and in the matter of pr.,es VII not De undersola The Jim is composed Of \ E. and c6as F. SmYer &s business men they are aQsaers and as eiaizens haYe the growth and develormeat of 5pfnisdale at heart They have fe- gently adopted the spot cash sys= ten. By 50 doing they can gre more and better value for money received and have no bad accounts on ,Aeir books. Don't ask them for rodit as roiey they have adopted is one that III help to re- duee the cost of liY ' They say they will give credit no one, no matter who they are, what their standing in the community may be.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
tatKC DEtts e0.
FHe Heme Of Pare Drugs.

Fae Heme of Pare Drugs.
 There k no kind of business more dependent upon it's worth and use fulness than a first fiass and reH- able drug stote and as such it is pleasure te call attention 10 the establishment conducted by the Scar v Drug Co Here every depart ment is carefully aid intelligently supervised, the service is absolute 1y correct and fhe prices quoted as low as those Of any drug store in Washington County The premises occupied are age. afe well light ed and conveniently arranged with q view to eonaa ting tte business to the best advan ale ard reli- able sto of pure dfHes and met- ieines, chemicals. rafeni and pro- pHiesasy medi iHes are carried as Well as toilet aaticlzs, drug sand- fies,Z ZperfuMer4. =eohfes tiof e5s -ei- gars. etc @fhe seatY. fhuR Col pay particular attention t8 their pre- serintlon departme II and exercise the utmost afe.in the compound ing Of physicians mss6riGtIens aHd family re=iles. whi'c the eharg made are as low as flsJ quality drugs will allow The individual members of the ii m arc Wm Q and ] Shore Ssarn. Loth of whom give the business their personal at tention. ah J shore SeSarcy has been identified with tie drug bus iness in sPs EgGaie. CIT and on, for tFf ras; f2ls years and fa5 been doing bass nes. underline tit- u Of Che Seary Drug Co stnee Feb ruary lst I9l2 Con lgding w can but say thai ther establishment enjoys that without which no l,harn#aey an he bueec :. nam ly; the confidence of or lead ag madi al n#a tjtIoaets
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
DODSON-RENNER.
Insufant c Agency

The benefit of insurance are 90 generally availed Of nowadays by all classes of people that it seems superfluous to point out the wisdom of such protection Tie real estate owner having thousands of dollars worth or propery 70 insure and the mechanic having only his strength and skill for capital both benefit
 by the various fire and tornado n- suranee companies dong business in this country and the work of tax ing out policies in these oreaniza- lions is much simpHiied Ly tie ex= istencc of such agencies as that eoadaeted by tha Boason Renner In s1rance Agency This firm does an eXleHaive business n this line and represent al of the largest, strong
 est and best known fire and 70 na- do insurance comp rauits doing husj- ness ill tHe United State. Their advice to applicants for insurance is When you haze the ehoIce. choose tA& best. Tie companies they represent are the best and for prompt and equitable adjust ment of losses stand 4 No l. Cor responder is soH tied and adyiee glfen free of charge. and all repre- sentahons made by ( F. Renner, l.. c Williamson and $. E. William son, the members Of the firm, can be absolutely depended upon. They are fair minded business men and have all the requisite push, euer- gy and ability to commend success.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
THE CITY MEAT MAKkET.
Brogdon X Ingrum, Props.

In reviewing the better ela g cf our commercial enterprises, that conducted under the eaption or the
 City Meat Market is worthy of prominent mention In buying food supplies, especially meats and pro visions. il is of the first import ance that We buy of reliable con eerns and there is no more relia- ble house in Sprinedae. or in Wash ington County than this ene. The market is a large one, is we'll light ed and kept clean and attractive, is equipped with ,old storage sys- tenn and all conveniences and a complete stock of fresh and salt meats can always be found here in cluding the best of healthy beef, veal lamb, mutton, pork, sausages, fish .nd oysters as well as table luA ueies. .Itter. ard. vegetables. bread, eee. All these arc guaran- teed Nesh and ef superior quality and are sold at prices that will be found to compare faYorably with
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31

and among the houses that have long enjoyed the confidence of the people of Springdale and it's enYir- ons liberal mention is due that conducted by F. (. Ritter Mr. Rit- ter enjoys the distinction of being the oldest established grooer in our city having commenced business in 1893 From the first, ill dealing with the public Mr Ritter has been liberal and painstaking; has always tried to give full value for every dollar received and to supply his customers with merchandise that Is fresh, clean and of standard quail
 ty His store is conveniently ar ranged and is a=waya well stoeked q with a carefully selected assortment of everything coming under the head Of groceries; eoffees, teas, spices, cereals. canned goods and table delicacits, flour, butter, eggs, etc. Mr. Ritter's long expaieuce in the business gives him many adVan- tages He is a careful buyer and guarantees every article leaving his store to be of standard quality. Phone orders are carefully filled and promptly delivered. Mr Ritter personally is of good natured dis position has hosts of friends and his word is as good as his bond
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
sPEiNGDALE tttMirIss co
Lumber and Bai',us N,ateiiai.

Lumber and Buiisas Mafeiial
 Geae9a'Is speak5ne. anything that las teuGeney tn promote building operations $ good tftng for community fo activity in his line is ole of t8e sareat signs of pro eress and aroela and prosperity gre as ee=e'al hing 8Haas nous Low prices au iumba and ofher buildiHs aaFss8I ate therefor af beuefft 10 aAers 'e ld4a A9se elo atuailg Hro to huid and an - terpri af much to ao with fha af ahoat ot
 ent very .ao e fafe quoted Ii sprins la3z aa#tAs 5f afela4Heat and f4so5 entteu 5s 10 taa t1Hfar r8r p8Hy of wH4 @ taseoaes is 9Ha 1o al a.a Ize sHs.n4da.e . L8fa Bar bran ! ai tHe Ferguson Ium5z Ga " Lt em. Arb a concern tFat Is ene ally recosaz- ed as eae lar@est md mot progressl,e 9f s Eiaa=in the stasa- Tho sprneaa1a yard ts an UP 10 date one 4H1 aa extensive stock $ carried | Y 3oap rising all kinds af dressai @ I'll tres e lnmb !. IatH, shingles. f9eGne doe ;. windows. paints. oils. gias. ct Estimates are furnished aa eoutlaets, no or der being tao .aree or too small D receive tbe iosest attention and such Of our readers as contemplate the erection of new buildings or the alteration or extention Of old ones will do well to communicate with Mr. Lavender al the springdale Lumber Co.'S. yard as he has every inducement to offer He is a man In whom every confidence can b. placed al.a $ personally very pop ular.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
sPRiNGBALE OF TO-DAY.
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 ~~~~-o~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~ supplied with all the deileaeies of the market and season. cooked and served in manner that must please. There is also large free sample room for commercial men. Taken all in all the Arcade Hotel is a good one and the proprietor is un- sparing in his efforts to make his guests feel at home. to lodge them well, feed them well and treat them well in every respct- MT. Renner has been proprietor Of the Arcade Hotel ' years succeeding his father, the late F. Renner. who com menced business in springda!e about 20 years ago He is a thor eugh hotel man, s liberal and @i3e- awake and we'll deserves the sue cess with which fe is meeting.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31

business since 1886 and from the first has enjoyed the confidence of all who have had dealings with him. In 1908 he decided to retire from the business and sold out. Two years later he again leased the mill and resumed business and con tinued until November 1912 when he again bought the plant The mill is an up-to-date one, is equip ped with the latest improved ma chinery for the grinding of grain and has a capacity of 75 bbls. daily. MT. Petross buys his suplies by the carlot and direct from the farmers of this section and carries a com plete stock at all times, making q speciality of the Springdale Milling Cos. Challenge, Fancy Patent and "A. [" brands of flour and all kinds of feed. No other firm in the business can offer better induce ments to customers and no other house enjoys better reputation for fair and square dealing Mr Petross gives his personal attention to all branches of his business He is straightforward ill his dealings; has large amount of hustle in his composition and is personally very popular
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
k. SIi IL
Contractor ard Build, r.

\ question frequently askad
 How can l build tAe best posa- ble house for tie least amount af money and with as little trouble Q myself as circumstances will Der mit?" In reply We can but saf. employ thoroughly competent contractor and builder Don't think you have done all that k necessary by getting satisfactory plans and giving builders an oppor- tunity to bid, but satisfy yourself of the competency, good faith and responbility of the lowest bidder before placing your work in his hands Such have We in Springdale in the gentleman whose caption heads this brief article. Mr. R. seeley MT Seeley has ben es- tablished in business here IS years and has built up a reputation and patronage well 10 be enYied. He k prepared 10 estimate on and 10 en- ter into contracts for all work in iris line gives all work his person al suparsi len ard guarantees the same to be done exactly as called
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
FREDEKIGks REALTY co.
Farms and City Property and Tim
 ber Lands.


 ber Lands.
 To such of our readers a may be interested in Investigating the advantages offered by Snringdale and vicinity or in fact in the Ozark country as desirable place for fH- vestment O. residence He with eoa- fiaen commend the above nance firm as among the bes inform q real estate agents doing busine III this part ef the State of Arkansas The Frederieks Realty Co commence d business ill sprinedale yeas aso and have since built np a feDuta- ton and patronage that an on5y be obtained by honorable and straightforward dealing and strict adherence to every representation made On their books ean Ee found some Of the best values in city and suburban homes and many gen- uine bargains in fruit, stock and grain farms and timber lands The Fredericks Realty Co deal n all kinds of improved and =6-.-improved properties. buying. selling. ard x changing, doing business on com mission basis Trey ale thorough ly conyersant with the prop erties they handle are familiar with loz cal conditions. with tHe soil. eli= mat", diversity of crops produced and land values and are in posi- ton to give to the pros4 eeti7e =n1= vestor valuable information Con fespondtnte k solieted The firm is composed of Edw and Louis Frederieks. They are reliable and progressive business men, work along consistent lines. are Perma- nently identified with this district and any information supplied b5 them can be implicitly reled aR-
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31

those of any other market in N as'z ington County That this ts ap- preciated is seen by the patfoaahe the City Meat Market eohifol'- Phone orders are carefully Filed and a prompt delivery serTlle i7 maintained. Mr. E E Brosd9h has been catering to=the wants oI the public of Springdale and Itgti'- ity since 1908. About a year ago he as ociated with hin=st-f l. ". Ingrum under the firm name oi Brogdon X Ingrum They are bnsi- ness men of comity and integrity and as citizens lave at heart all things calculated for the b5nzs t of our city
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
] O PHILLIPS REAITN co.
Fruit. stock and Grain Farms.

'''ii. s''''h ana tlaln AflilA.
 aae tl etate hter sts If spring dat" aae-n pro porous condition. aat are Hapi11} growing .n value. of fef#ag aoi oaI5 a sate but q profit able investment for surplus eapilal Among f1o5e euslaed ia real estate opera ion. mention ts due the j. o. Phillips Realty Co The members o4=tA.s firm a1e nea of experience aad have met with grat fylng success and tae5f patronage is steadily in ereasine keeping pa with their reRutahons Tor liabi ity and "ffici- eaey The 10 PhilHfs Realty Co. do general real estate bus nass, 7afing selitug, sxchangine and i9a5 nE property of all kinds fn Wilmington Benton and Madison r9aat e,s Corfes loadouee is solicit ea and aavtce given free ot charge aud a! tepresentatians mace hy thfs firm aaa ae absolute } defended up- H Q Philips has been -lea'1 1i.ea Rtta tte real estate busi- l4 sfsae4ale F2 gafs the j. . Philips Realty Co eans isting of
 f Philips and R N Waldron, ' ss iormed years ago They are VIII known aa enterprising husine ss mn and as eitzens take an active HtefeSt ia al thtnFs uIat5d for ne benefit Of sprngdale and it's .pnEITou4
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
sPRINGDALE MILLING co.
Soft Wheat Flour and Feed.

Fn enterprise conducted by |. D.. Petros. under the style of the springdale Milling Co. occupies a
 mi ent position among the flour n Is Of this part of tie state of kansas and Is so thoroughly luipped in every respect IS to be
 rea4rod to meet the closest compa- titie both as regards promptne 5 anu auracy wit which orders can be fl od and prices quoted on large or slasll let's. AHs Petross has been ! entifisd with the milling
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
efRl NGDALE GARAGE.
Automobile Repairing and Acees,or-

fats IS the time of the year when people talk automobiles; when they think of buying new machines or have their old ones oyerhauled and put in fiirst-class condition. V ho to entrust their machines to, However, is of vital importance as there are many so called machinists, seod. bad and indifferent, that it oehooyes one to exercise discrimina- ton before entrusting valuable cars to their care. Many of them never served their time as they should Among tho deserving the confidence of the people liberal men, ton Is due Earl East and W. w. Woodrow, proprletors of the spring- dale Garage. This firm succeeded
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The Springdale news., 1913-01-31

for in tae paus and specifications. VI Se Icy per ocaIIy is well and tafor45E kua3n thseuel cut tH4s sec ton He is fecogAiztd Us a nan Of 5se5ef integrity and gtliab.lty and
 ; he'd n high esteem by all who have had dea ines Ntth | m
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
Tt RPEN X SON.

Groceries, Flour. Fee1 aid Notions.
 n no 10 ality i4 there a bushes
 more dependent ulo ts efalnes
 tAan . reliable gr0.,.y store and as such Hberal mention $ due the establishment carried on hy Mess rs. Turpen & Son They 4ave been est ablished in business here three
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
F. C. RITTER.
Choi, p Family Groce,aes.

It is a 10 say that in no oth- CT line of business is competition A keQa as il Is in the grocery line
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-11-06
THIS WEEKS SPACE EDITION.

This weeks iustalment OF the Fly
ing Man. is exciting as usual ana
involves the pursuit of the strange
man of the sky by a fleet OF aero
plapes Doris describes her sensa-
tionk when the skyman was looking IN
her window to Alan, aud it is evident
that the skyman has some sinister de-
sign upoa her. The story continues 10
be as in former instalments, well writ
ten and thrilling.
Farmers who are sowing a Winter
cover crop should read carefully Tue
article on oat-sowing which is a very
comulete two column article Oh the
subiect. An cat crop on corn land this
fall will aid greatly in preserving
land from washing and teaching, ana
we know of one man in Sequachee
who made an oat crop first and corn
crop next on the same piece of land.
There is three columns of football
dope, for the college boy to pore over
Football seems to have hold Oh the
college students that cannot be shaken
of ana about the only thing for the
non-combatant is TO heal the injured
and bury the dead, for they will play
it.
When Robt. Wilson Goelet married
the beautiful Elsie Whalen 1T was
supposed that the girls ambition for
art would bs quenched by matriiho-
nv. and the 3-column article, "High
Art or Husband" tells what broke
$85, 900, 900 marriage. 1t is interesting
as showing how wealth cannot always
control a woman's mind.
"Plan Now for Christmas Gifts
SAYS Julia Bottomley in her depart.
ment, and of course, hunireds OF
News readers, feminine, we mean,
know that Marabout Feathers ara just
as fashionable, look just as WELL ana
are cheaper than furs.
A few years ago Abyssinia was re-
markable for a military campaign
waged against that country by the IT.
alians Menelik II. the present poten-
tate, has just been reported dead. and
attention is again called to that little
known country. A three column arti-
Gle gives some valuable historical data
on Abyssinian history, and also some
of the geographical facts of the coun-
try. 1t is worth reading by those who
desire to know more of the world they
live in
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-11-06
YOUTHFUL CORN GROWER
MAKES GOOD CROP

Editors News:
Thinking that the Boys Corn Clut
reports might be Of interest to readers
of the News, ] submit the following:
Harry Fletcher Hudson, one of the
corn club boys in this end of the coun-
ty, selected two men to measure his
land, gather aud weigh his prize acre
of corn. We hauled and weighed each
load carefully on Oct 81, and found
that he had grown 1856 lbs of ears.
At 70 lbs to the bushel it would make
80 bushels and SO lbs. of shelled corn
on the measured acre. Considering all
the misfortunes that befell that acre,
and the size of the boy, he is very
small to his age, l think he has done
we'll In the first place he had to plant
twice, and just after the corn tasseled
a storm blew about one-third of it
down, and at least nine tenths of the
crop was down when we gathered it,
caused by the recent storm.
Fletcher is not discouraged and says
he is going to try it again. I forgot
to state that some pigs had destroyed
some of his corn, and some was so bad
ly blown down and tangled that we
left some of it on the stalks. Hope he
will beat this record next year.
J. B. IT,
Whitwell, Tenn, Nov. 3, 1918.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-11-06
WHITWsLL DEPARTMENT
Items for this d ,partment are so
licited by the Editor

Prof. E. a. Ashburn has accepted
the prineipalship Of the Richard City
school, which begins Dec. list. Miss
Maymie Dykes, daughter of Hon. J..
J. Dykes, will also teach in the same
school,
Jas Deakins, of Chattanooga, las
accepted a position with Kelly &
Grayson.
DIR. J. L Seay has completed his
residence. He has remodled the Chas
Ashburn place. and has very fine
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Usrey left this
week for Corinth, Miss, where DR..
Usrey will practice his profession. DR..
Usrey and wife win be greatly missed
from our social circles.
L. b. Grayson is erecting a nice
dwelling house near the public school
building.
Mrs. Nd. E Sweeton, of Tracy City,
is here to spend the winter with her
son, Col. j. H. Northcut
Grover Graham has returned from
North Carolina, and is working in the
telephone office
Mrs. Margaret Myers returned to
her home at Tracy last week after an
extended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Beatrice Holloway.
J. r. Morgan went to the lock Sun
day to see the sights.
DR.. j. L. Seay was among those
who went to the lock Sunday from
here.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-11-06
WhitWeII,

for second term
want to congratulate my old
friend, F. M. Mccullough, for the
raising and furnishing to the upper
end of Marion county such noble
hearted and good girls rs those who
are now teaching our public schools
up here. They have given the public
entire satisfaction as teachers, and |
will say to Francis and Mrs. McCul-
Tough we want them to come back
next year and teach right where they
are at present for the public welfare.
Ask the board not to fail to confer
this special request for us next year.
l believe my friend, e. E. Johnson.
kind of has a notion of running
again for the office of county court
clerk. He never said word, but on
ly winked at me Friday. but of course
l could have misconstruea the wink.
Well, let me see Hull gull. Hand
full. How many THERE'S Station,
Harris, Lse, Cantrell and Minis, all
with their hats thrown in the ring for
sheriff Wet or dryY Who will come
up will see you later on, boys.
am now studying seriously over your
cases Representative.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-11-06
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local application as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
andthat is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an lnhamed con,
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have rumbling sound of
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed deafness is theresult, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed
forever; nihe cases out of ten are caus-
ed by catarrh, which is nothing but an
infiamcd condition of the mucous sur
faces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best