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The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
ennan-E ord.

Married ii Car faga. Mo Wedne-das=N 12 Ras K4aaaa son Of Mr aHa Mrs q " KeanaH or this place aad 9it5s iaa Laura Ford daughter 3s NJ and Mrs W E Ford, of Can a-s No.
 Mr. and Mrs KeHnaa arrived ii spriagdale Fsiaay of as week. ands pent several days in Spring dale visiting !; the hone of tHe groom's parents. NIr and Mrs c. " Kennan They returned 0 Cartilage Thursday afternoon, where they will be at home after the goth at 1197 south Main St
 Ray is the oldest son Of Mr. and Mrs Geo " Kennan of this place and spent several days in Spring has many friends here. all of whom join with The News in extending heartiest congratulations
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
FurS and rabbits wanted
 NJ. F. Lear Produce. Phone l22.

Irregular bowel movements lead to chronic constipation and on stipated habit fills the system with impurities HERBINE is great bowel regulator l. purifies the system. yitalizes the blood and puts the digestive organs in fine vigorous condition Price soc Sold by w. c. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
4 room house, barn, etc. near High School. Fine cellar.
 Fredricks Realty Go.

The ladies' oe tue Presbyterian Church Witt hold their annual ba- zaar at the Majes.ie Friday. No yember 28 On Saturday. following their regular market d the same place. ia connection with the ba- zaar
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

For sale or Trade for Live Stock.
 One t6-horse power International Harvester gasoline engine; one set 48-in corn meal stones; one 16-in. ey. ader elevator corn sheller. will sh4I ear corn in husk; one 21A horse power Olds gasoline engine. pulleys. shafting. belts and elevator 10 equip mill; arge engine will run saw mill Address P. o. box 353, Peiree City, Mo.-28-4t
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
SOC IAL.
torty-TWo Party.

Eorty-Two Party.
 Mrs B P. smith and Mrs Grief- tta entertained with 42 on Friday afternoon of last week at the home of tae former on Hol.om st@ Pretty score cards with turkey decorations and suggestive Of F'!fanksgtyifg were matched for partners and ths game Has enjoyed foF many rounds
 Pretty lunch oths Were laid. napkins were passed and the guests We're served brick cream in white aad yellow, delicious yake ia same color and coffee with plate of cheese squares for each table
 The guests were invited early but the afternoon was fast waning when the guests departed
 Hard Times Luncheon. Ms l. F Hollenbeek
 Mrs :. T. Bailey
 Hard Times Luncheon
 Tues lay November Eighteen Mrs L F. HoIenle,k
 Bring Napkins
 Invitations reading as above and written on brown wrapping paper were res eifed last week bs num- per of ladies and easaut an-tei- pations We're ia order tiI the day aad hour. when the realization Of s99d time a8s Indeed carried out
 NarIy d. tae guests We're ar F.sed ia .lgasi times costumes and Illiseatls easage4 fa hand work. sazA a. pat hing oyeraI!55 darning socks. e-e7 ff5l luncheon aour. Tie zsstesses passed flowers fH 8res-
 flower basket lsfaaite pam aaa aa4 lad} za5a wore 6aaqae- Ia= a7sent hiIse.ts Ras abroad when zis Ho1leaba. siIsae=d tae 90a. asked them .aiin. they k#eH these=Was some =aae=siek iH z.sNell@. al announced tL= la a..fo dinner
 There 0ss one md atsz= when ez= eesboll tFfaa=t9 g4t to sHe table at =.zs same tine. however since il e cafeteria fashion sl Weee soon ssated wtttE plates heaRed high til z4are MS saaTaely room D set .ae cup of.tea and aeffee tae Haostesses served
 The table Vas spread witt beautiful red table cloth with a eeuterpieee Of old fashioned bou- quet. the dishes used were old style but nrettk and tAe oa!y sug- sestion of hard times about the beunteous repast was that the guests We're getting all and there would be none left for Nessrs Hoi- lenbeck and Bailey
 Alter luncheon the finger bow (gravy bowD was passed and not more than two-thirds the crowd tried to drink the contents
 Games We're enjoyed well into tha afternoon with many pleasant reeollectioas stored away in mem E ory of the Hard Times Luncheon
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
STORES O CLOSE.

We. the undersigned business houses of springdale will close on Thanksgiving, Thursday, Nov 27, from 10 a. III. for the remainder of the day.
 Famous Hardware Co.
 springdale Hdw. X Fur. Co.
 springdale Cash Dry Goods Co. The Leader.
 The Fair Store.
 A. E. Smyer X Son.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

h ye oIden times the neighbors "chipped Il" to assist the friend whose house had burned Timea have changed. Secure policy from us and be independent Of char ity Smith & Fitzgerald, Spring dale, Ark
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

have connection through bonded mercantile adjustera with the law
 yer and credit men in every part Of the civilized world, by which can collect your notes, account or jldge- ments anywhere on commission basis u.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Do yoa gamble? | s gambling to carry your own insurance. Place your insurance with Smith X Fitz- gerald. Springdale. Ark
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
Hay and bran for sale at L. Powell's apple house.
Notice.

desire to give notice to all that 10 hunting, trapping or tres. passing will be permitted on my property.
 3. r Putnam spring Valley. Nov 19-30 2
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IL is better b have insIance and not need 1t than need and not have l. For the best, see Smith & Fitzgerald. Spflnsdale. Ark
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Of local Interest.
SPECIAL. NOTIC F..

Col J s Ewalt left Tuesday morning for seda'ia. Mo. on bust ness.
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 Ed. Morris arrived home first of the week from an apple selling ex- petition in Texas
 Earl Thompson is at Valiant, Oklahoma, to spend the week on a hunting expedition
 The Fayetteville Daily reports the birth of daughter Saturday night to Mr and Mrs Loy Bishop
 Miss Matte Crawford left Tues day afternoon for BentonvilIe and Grove. Ok. for visit with friends
 Mrs. Bottle Mostad who had been visiting with her sister in St Lousi. arrived hone Tuesday morn ing
 NJ and Mrs. Wyte Jones took their daughter down to Fort smith yesterday to have ic eyes treated 5y specialist
 
 Roland Carter arrived hone 1ay morning f-om Mansfield. Hasa where he lad been foe the past few months
 a WeiI2le.t HsI4.isy aiss Or Hqafsszt.se. A55 r-- sooasa 70 a message auuaua fsg tie eriti=a Hines Hfs mosseF
 - Wa, has= begun t5s== eeer- rfoa . seF4#=H5@m. tQ9=s59z rot .sse 5a his l5t Hoi-om5 ct. just south ot hzs pae>eae=e==isi-u [.
 
 eEA Ruge. rived home Tues rom eeossefs. .ais ssafe where ne 5a4 been tos oupIe of months sel=i4s apples On account os bad 0.g15..zr pri ss VsFe not as god as Wa5 expaeted
 tas .a prose utiag his eaadiaaey for sheriff Others who vii prob abls make ta- raee for this office are Toy Gregg and CAas TgastiIl of Fayetteville and Mack Morton of Pennington
 Arnold Lafbetter, Of the Hunts vile Repub,ieaa, was marooHed in Soringdale two or three days first Iof the week on account of the motor truck failing to run. The truck is laid up waiting for tires. 'ptiH dale tiA 7ST Etl dl LAS Masonic grant lodge at Little Ro k this weet by Harry Rice and Mrs E s T ompsoa. tbe latter as a delegate from the Eastern sar and the former tae local subordi- nate Tod ,e.
 Mr and Ms. ". A Prater are now at oakland. California. where We pres me they will spend the winter. Mir. Prater is employed by 3 l4mbe company at Hume. cali fornta lut they have to shut down during the winter months W H Holeomb came out from Fayetteville first of the week and spent .ew days looking after his ;arn We t of town He has re signed al deputy under Sheriff CaudIe and will spend the time be tween now and the Mar | primar-
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 John lowe, who recently sold his farm over on White River, near the mou of War Eagle, Ief. Saturday for points fn Oklahoma in search of new location Should he not ind something tn that lo- eallty to suit him he will look else
 Mir. ard Mrs. Calvin Holcomb left Monl lay afternoon for Blue jacket, ckla., D spend a couple Of weeks silIting with their daugh- ter d tat plaee. After their re- turn ,ne, expect to visit with theiy
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

It is too late for insurance when the fire occurs. Ct your polie7 now from Smith & F5tzgerald. =soring- dale, Ark
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Doast walk. Get a=ear from the springdale Auto < Supply Co
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

LOST. Yale key No. 24s46. Suitable reward will be paid for It's return to the News office
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Remember that for every dollar paid ou subscription The News gives 800 yotes In the pony contest; s200. 1000 votes; $500, 2,500 votes, etc.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

See White kennan at the Ia ket Store for watch and clock FeRar .ng.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Money to loan on good arms J. R Harris, First National Bank Building, Fayet teYille, Ark
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Don't fail to see Earl Goree before placing your order for peach and apple trees.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
Gal! for Springdale Mill ing Go. products and get votes in each sack on the pony contest.
Fire Wood Free.

viii give you al fire wood you want for the cutting Old rails and logs fifty eents per load Come early " R Draper, Sonora Phone or call at farm with wag- on -29-3t
 . -
 Corn hops sl60 per hundred d mil at Zion Stirman Eidson
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Benton County plat book wanted Call at News office.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Johnson & Sanders for groceries, salt, hay and feed. Phone No 3itf.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

There k fine line of saas- ages at Tae city market this week.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Winesap apples q the Ctty mark ct 25e pr pix.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Tie egg market i tae highe2 tt has been for years with prospects of going higher. The market quotes %, but dealers are paying 30e for specially good fresh eggs With cooler weather eggs viii probab y % to 32 and 83c. and 85c eggs sse 10. of the question for sprinsdaie this fall and winter
 The warm weather tae pas. tRo weeks has caused the quotations oH rabbit, C 3FoP almost half AItao rabbits ase=Geing quoted at 1Q. tbe weather causes 50 maa* =to spoil .I9at commission men 8fe aot aax- i5as for supply even at 5c WisA e9lI weatdsa= quotations viii % Q fes on rab5iss
 Turkeys feaair ffgm al gFsdes sasling foel4 Warm We5ther= k playing h=4ea= wifi r anksgi4lng markets ia=taa eits. and turkeys "a not bringing tae nfiee eXpest- ed earlier tfI the season e9zd weather within the next few days Nil! cause mark. 70 rise. aa6 unless tais eeeuts farmers will have 5o De content with to-das's market.
 Wt.h tHe market ful. on turkeys. geeze au1 ducks heas and springs nave dropped off cent, and are quoted at E. with lowering pros poets Beef cattle dfop F cent
 FLrs are as usual not so high as last year
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

ertag from eczema and thinks the water will be of benefit to him He t3 the father of Mrs. Herbert Sturdiyant
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 Rev. B N. Burrow who wa pastor of the local NJ. E Church. South. a few years ago. was in 5peiugdale this week visiting with old friends He has been s-ation- cd a Alma the past year, but vii De located at Lamar. Johnson County. next year
 " G ownbey, Dr. c A Me Qaaid. Aubrey Smith and Frank kosring spent first of the week out on Osage on a fishing and hunt ing expedition. They found no ducks but landed some nice fish. pr. MeQuaid eapturing ole green pass which weighed four and half pounds
 E B.akemore visited his laughter. Miss Minnie. recently. ' #9 is at the State Hospital fo. Tuberculosis af Bonneville Mr Elakamore is loud in his D aise o6 siz institution. an3 reports .ha. hts laughter fs improving nicely ets. prospects of ! complete re- a59sHF
 Albest Neeahan4 eame =aa from Fta Bur=a satar3ay night after sf N-edaam. a4o had ben yisif- iag Hs9- for some time For he 1ass few months AIber. has been employed onZthe new Peabody zza4 building at FoHz smith. | &as j4st completed a feW#ass age. tHsa=tase eeeW-spent las week OH 2 amp hunt in =the Boston Mount afas oa Lees Creek
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 Wednesday morning. while work iag in his ware room on Mil Stree. ] " Carter. was pintoned under neata pile of cement plaster, and f9E a time t was thought he was seriously injured, but reports be- fore going to press state that he is res.ing nicely. Mr Carter was il his ware room and stopping oy- er D get a sack of cement, when two rows of sack cement plaster, weighing one hundred pounds ca !, feI, across his back. He was eu- ,tre!y covered and when help arriy- ed some little time was consumed il removing the sacks. He was un- able 70 be out of bed Wednsday aal Thursday. but physicians state that be is probably not injured ex- eept the large muscl>e in his ba k being torn loose
 Mrs c P Eidson. in eompanv With her brother. J J. Watson. We're pleasant callers a the New offiee Monday Mr Watson is an oId Washington County boy" but for the past twelve years has been engaged in mining in Alaska, being located in the Nom section He aame out in September and Will 10. be able to return until next sumner unless he makes the trip by dog train. which Is not very pleasant journey The rivers are now closed to navigation on a. count of cold weather and will re- main 8 throughout the winter NJ Watson will probably remain in this section for month when he viii probably go to California for the winter Tie springdale News is not al entire stranger 10 Nr. Wat son, as he occasionally has tie pleasure of reading 1T in his Alas ka home, copies being sent by his sister, Mrs Eidson
 WANTEDi
 Turkeys, Ducks and
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Four kinds of cheese at The City market this week They re f'esh.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Do you know t s eheaper. ) use our automobile tnan f E 70 walk or use a horse and buggy
 Springdale Auto < Supply Q.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

fh0ne The City mt rket I3.
 Noti e.
 Lost: 4 small ylindrica! metal lie case containing two gold shirt buttons, etc Suit able reward if returned to the u ldersigned
 F H Hensley. PlGS-A few growthy young pigs for sale s25 and ss. .QO-1tpd.
 1. M Melee Phone 22 on 832.
 An experienced eastern carpent- CT wants work fo the winter in or pear Spring iak Address x care Of The News. .-1t-pd Meet me at The Majestic A few Buff Orp ngton cockerels for sale. J. " IT gram, City Meat Market -tf
 Order your Than Ssgtving turkey or chicken from [ le City market now and there vii be no disap- pointed to follow They dress on- ly the best fowls. ut in your ord CT early
 Fresh Bread and Buns from Fayetteville every ay at the Cash Grocery Co.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Pure pork sausage al The City market made country style
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
MARKET REPORT.

At the time of going 10 press this week local dealers were paying the following prices for produce. etc Prices on flour, bran and cnops are those paid by the consum- CT:
 Egg per doz. 29e Wheat. per bu. eec Corn, per bu ....77c Hay, per ton . ..s1200 Flour, per 100.. ..s2 10 to s2 60 Bran, per 1o0. .$1z25 to $f45 Chops, per 100.. . .$1.70 Corn meal. per bu.. :. ..90c Hens. per Ib., .. se Spring Chickens. per b. ..Se Turkeys per .-..#.14e Geese. per Ib .#...#7e Hides. per t5.. .f2e Ducks. per lb 9e Hogs, per lb.. 6 F to Y Cattle. per rb ....=. Il Lard, per lb 4e Country ham. per b.. .. ..tse Country bacon per lb.. lie Apples. per bu.. 60 to 75e Rabbits .=.=.=.. ..f0e Turnips. per bu. 5Qe Onions par 100. s2 B8
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
City Meat Market
 Phone 73

Meet me al The Majestic
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
The Specially
bOlfoisela'

The Specially
 Appointed Day For Universal Thanksgiv- fng IS Not Far Distant and We are Making Special Arrangements to Provide Our Patrons with all those Good Things in our Line which will Help make the Thanksgiving Dinner
 q Big Success.
 We will thank you for your Thanksgiving orders
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21


 SPRAYED. From our place one and one-haif mile east of Spring. dale on Monday, November third. rad Duroe pig weighing 70 pounds. unmarked Any person or persons knowing Of it's whereabouts will be uberally awarded by le1ing me know -ft-pd
 Mrs Sophia Vim
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Springdale Millir Go. products will be found 1t e. cry grocery store In Springdale
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
FOR SALE CHEAP

FOR SALE CHEAP McCaskey account register 1 Cigar show case l Candy show case 1 Oil tank Refrigerator. 1 Pair scales. Cofte Mill. See J. c. Johns m & Sons
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Meet He at The Majestic
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Fresh Bread ald Buns from Fayetteville every ay at the Cash Grocery Co.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
TWO FARM HORSES, good workers; $40 and $6O MOORE; FredrickS farm, 1 l-2 miles north of John- son.

Fresh mutton at the City mark ct this week
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
Anything in fruit trees.
 Springdal } Nur. Co. E. F. Rice, Pl op. Ph l15

Turnips and DOT [, that's good Phone The City m; rket 73.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

few Buff orp ngton cockerels for sale. J. " IT gram, City Meat Market -tf,
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

If 1t happened it's in The News.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Meet me at The Majestic
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21
FRISCO TIME CARD
South Bound
North Bound,

North Bound No. 4... . ..S:58 a m. No. 716,.. ..4;37 ?. m No. 6,..... 9 04 D. m.
 A. NJ. Leitzell. Agent.
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

See J. C. Johns ,n & Sons
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

Mrs Sophia Vim
The Springdale news., 1913-11-21

PIGS-A few growthy young pigs for sale s25 and ss QO-1tpd.
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 MT. ard Mrs. Calvin Holcomh left Non lay afternoon for Blue jacket, okla., D spend a couple ot weeks silIting with their daugh- ter d tat plaee. After their re- turn lie, expect to visit with thei, son, Jas. Holeomb, at Muskogee Okla.
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 B. F. Harrington. former res ident If Springdale. but who has been mailing his home at Perry Okla. foi the past few years. came in last wfek and expects to be here for several weeks He Is suff-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-08
amateurs DANCE
AND sing FOR
FUNOF It

OHc Ot tie most worried men in
Honolulu toda; is D. William D0ut!lit;.
impre. aric. former light CT the sage.
good fellow and, more particula' ly
now, stage manager CT The Tourist, "
! the comic opera that is to be pro
Guced by local telent at the Ol crl
house on the 18th. 2hth ard 21at o.
tnIs muntA.
The fanny part Ct il is that Mr.
. DCuthlU is worried ty too much Grc
CO Sc, Weird as to the cyceilenc" Vf
/ the Optrctta has spread rapidly, ana
! the result is that Mr. Douthitt is 1.e-
sitgtd by persO:.j who are Determined
TO have him res, rye seats for ther:.
y. Williams is So, but firm. Tlckl IS
he says, 20 on sale. at the promotion
committee rooms at nine o'clock FEB
rUaTy 1Uth-and not minute soonvr.
Much as he would like to Oblige these
who are dCsirous CT getting the best
seats carly, he can do nothing 10.
them now. They VIII have to await
the formal opening Of the box office
All Of which goes to show that SUI.
cess is sometimes embarrassing
RehCarsals for the production "
The Tourist" are being heI0 ire
Quent.y now, as the important day is
getting near. Both principals and
members CT the chorus, as we'll as
these take part in the special feat
ures, such as the sextet:e, the oxtetrs.
and the CLartette, are practicius
diligently There IS a social feature
connected with the CHearsals that IS
most pleasing, those taking part in
the special features meeting around
at one .another's houses and inter
spersing their music with tea, CONVEX
satiOn and other diversions.
Some new songs have been added
during the past few days and some
surprises are going to be sprung
1t may not be out of the way to
mention that certain theatrical man,
who shall be nameless for the present,
has said that the operetta is so good
that he would like to get the rights
to it and produce it on an elaborate
scale on the mainland and throughout
the Orient.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-08
BOY SCOUTS ARE
BUSY AT
f. HILO

When a few wees ago "Tenderfoot'
Alvin Silva of the Honolulu Catholic
Boy Scouts made flying trip to the
Rainy City, he little thought that he
was going to be the means of implant-
ing the Boy Scout movement on the
Big Island This, however, he effected
unwittingly. He had been told by his
scoutmaster that at Hilo he should
report to Father Aloysius, the popu-
lar curate of St. JoSeph's church, and
to he careful to appear there in all
The glory of green khaki and red
handana. He found the Father sur
rounded, as is his went, by a crowd
of youthful citizens, upon whom the
bright little tenderfCOt and his &C
count Of his troops accomplishments
make such a favorable impression,
that it was then and there resolved
that HiIO should have its Boy Scouts.
Since then, troop Of three full pa
trUls has been organized. ALI eady the
new scouts are drilling hard; hand
books have been sent them, that they
may study with greater ease and eff
ciency No fear but that soon, under
the SulQdQCe Oh SCOu' idSlcl dllSI
Aloysius they will become a credit TO
the general scout movement in the
islands.
How About Honomu?
When is EIonOmu going to have its
scouts? "Wa lChman. what of the
Eight?'
The formation of an independent pa
trOi of Catholic Scouts of kalih1 has
been attempted. but progress is SLOW.
The best thing the candidates can do
is TO JON Father Regina!d's troop I'M
til they can work out their own saliva
ion.
The last mentioned troop. officially
Honolulu troop No. $. is composed CT
three full patrols: MOneOOse patrol
color, purple; Mynah patrol. color
red and Owl patrol, color, blue. Al
most all the members of this troop
have passed their examination for ten
dCrfOOt. and will not be long IN pass
jnE that for sScOnd.class scout.
4 second troop. officially Honolulu
no. =. is being formed. 1t is under
command Of Scoutmastcr Adrian kc-
{ no. and las for the moment che full
pauol. It's animal is Deer; lis color