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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-08
1rb ODobs Wtarft.
Gincinnati. I. Npril 1871

Cincinnati. I. Z. aprn 1918.
Sa Der perIlofenen g9ote mar Der Warit
duberft ilnu, ba bic Stabt pon Der GuBens
melt fat gdnslih abgeitnitten mar unb man
bic gDnnren nift abiennen fonnte. Die
luotirungeu iino nnoerGnbert geblieben.
Hraunsr Husitn-yreat Dors q sKt
seass sg9sr ap s S if on Ssa9GFs S srab;6n s fs
IN .,.t e9H9ssP 7s5 ~ srssi gaFS ns,sau sttf 7
Rerpersl 1914 :2Is, bo 9L4 lae, itttea 16I4
isc, 9rtobtou aA 1ec. TO- 1914 2oc
MI, MGsLtEs gae sE aor.ta1s memsl.iia a,tt
asHss. ,s,ss as sI ga 7t ~ ors.sp,ss ss9s 7 9
R s ssss sa 15Hs ssr ss asn 7 s assst9 ss.f PC s
@aa,e si ~ s,1e 4eppsreI 164 PC, Ss. a "a 2ie &c
iitfea fol 2sise. b; "a 20lse Benrt 1914
22c, DO. s4 PIC. Trtabtcn lc4 22e, DO. 9fa
nuer,cer esiriinos 5tse. eentro
Tari Sc. aHrerisnn Snean 5izc, DO plourr
sraae 5h. 1,piu sos.s pariHe eAe aafis
nal sAe. eaH 1oo $40. crton SIC GIarior
it6sneA xbornbs,, nc nonoob 7he
ffXe gsofeH,s fsKc. Queen n fbe wsr -
sc, EusemetnrHa t7c Guucftaen q = fst
6irata sMmos'saR E'apIe sac ~ Z
d. eserstf s!sH!e sise. enrea'..r ssays'
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stataIFa 7s. sori0u &c, crb slrsinta exc
prfabtor lie. IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-08

2uiuhr unb 8eriano ndhreno Der per
floIeHen IS Stunbeu, pergliteu NIT berlels
ben Seit leSter @ohe Daren pie foIgt:
Rinepieb 1873 ShpeiRe BOOT. Shafe 81.
Rtnbpieh. - 3as Qneebot mar aud
heute nod asriug, es tparen ober stpG 100
Stld pom Samfaa iibrig geblieben. 3te
uno UNI 15--25e h0her, bic anoeren Daren
laugiam uno itetig.-Bute Ielhte Sibe mo-
reu itar' i'm Breiie.
Shpers Siiers $3.50 - $50. Grtru
$3.50. Cdien $3.75-75O, Slei'heritiere
s5. $500, 9rtra ss.25-s.5O, 5eifers $500
-825, auserleiene bis ertra Ss.50-S.S5,
sahe s4.5O-7.5o, Wuttilbe se.00-7.50,
| Gamers S8.50-4.50, Stoders uub ieeoers
se.0o-7.75, Stof. 3eiisrs %. 5.75-6.50. .Stod'
/ giibe s4T5--5.50
BulIsn.-7ie 3ufubr mar is9r serins
uno bic 4reife itart.
Eette Buaen s7.00-7.5o, Bologna $3.50
$50. ertra $3.50, magere uno Ieidte $3.50
800.
Rilhtlbe-Ti Tie 8uiuhr mar serinq
uno Der Wartt itart.
Grtra $500, CUTE bis nuserIeiene $1,000
$3.50. orotHdre bis quite s25.00-55.00.
| Rdlber-Ter Rarft mar heute tart
bic 3ufuhr mar gertHg.
Erbinars unb eroBe ss.00-12.00, fair BIZ
CUTE Ieitte s10.00-l2.75, egtra sll.25--
| 1900.
adlber in ben stormiiiions- SGuiern. -
Syancp i2 Es, prtnla bis GASsr!e'eHe 10h-
i llHc. prolHdre 1--9c.
Sdpeine.-5ie beiieren i5Ieiiherior
ten iauben heute quite abnahme 81 itetig bis
itarten Breiien Tie giahfraae i'm Ilse
metueu mar uiflt grpB.
@ute bic aussrIeieue Serpadungss uni
SIeiihericrten s9S5--l0.00, gemiitte 8er
paduugsiorten s9.75-9.95, orbindre BIZ
auserleiene Ftpere fstte SaHe s7.00-8.25
Staas $500 - 500, leitte Berianotiorte1
s7.50-g.00. sSertel BON 100 8iuno uHo De
niger s5.O0-7.50. GuIls s3O0-4.50.
Sdafe unh admmer. 5te 9ufuh
mar gerIns, bic Radlfrngs gut. Stdfe ltie
gen um 15-25c uHe 2dmmer waren lteti
bis itart.
Shaie. - grtra 800, CUTE bis auserIe
= Iene s6.50-690, orotuare bis CUTE $4.5O-
e25, 5dhrItnee s7.00-s.50.
9dmmer - Grira S5.0o--9.5O. quite bl
auserlsiene $9.Oo--9.50, oroindre bis gut
s6.50-s.25, geIhorene S8.50-s.50, 5riit
Iiahrs sl5.0o-16.oo.
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01b. 0ssts sss astssa IN New Ussi.
0nfA as r0IIs s,1afxha All q n --.QK q dli6dfs

Oseb. 0ssts mss astisa n NsS Dssi
cen .oH caQs uurbe 81 8K-8H = %aus8e'
lis9sH.
Hrsma 0efhdftspapisre rpurben su AZ
44& bisicntirt.
EterIing Grhanee III ftetig. -
St9t 5u $4.s7 unb gcmmsresoi e4.s2N--
Assn.
Dunbss- Cbligationen g sDaren ife'
tia unb purbeH ipie loIGt quotirt:
Der. Stoaten Refunbirmng ~ 1907
aet., ~ resiitrirte 1lSk IL, Gonpons
I18k--114K, 80 resiItrirte i02 lOSA
Coupons ZOE " -108H, HoHaMa Wegifsreo
- i00N-i01, DO. So, iO2 2N--i0b.
Gftienmarff. - Die polttllfgfn bn'
itdnbe bier. iouobl mie i'm Muslauoe batten
beuie sur syoIee, cob bic Beetle herabee'
bradt purben. unb bieielben ergaben tai
burhweg reht bebeutsnbe Bsriufte. Nm
n,eiiten batten bic 9nouitriesAfs:sn ~ lev
ben.
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% em Nert. I. April

Rebl. - Ter Martt mar hsute felt. -
Spring 9a,eat $4.40-4.60, Biuter 5iroishts
e4.4o-4.50, satEter 8atents s4.T0--5.10,
Sprina clears *a.00--420, g9trtsr grtras
Rp. 1 s3.s0-..10, Wo. 2 bo. s9.7o-3.s0.
Ranias StrGiahts t4.0o-4.20.
Roggeumenl mar itet;s. ;yair bis
guiss sS.5o-syso, doice bis iaHcp s3.s5--
400. .,
RaismehI mar feit. sTeinss Det5es
une gslbss ti.30-i.35, grobes sl.25-t.3O,
aiInorieb 1915
aosssn III itetis.-- go. 8eitsrn s7c
c. IL. Buffalo.
Cert III rubig.- Ralsgerfte 58-60c
ysebins 81 Nc {. /. |. Ren Uorf.
MeiBeH - Ter Rnrst mar feit-Ro.
rotber 1ilHe {. I I. tm elspaior uuo 1l8t
(. o. b. fhwimmenb. gto. Northern 1GIuit
1925 I. c.b. Fapimmenb.
@elfhfprn. - Der Nartt mar tart.
Grpprt s0Hc I 0. b. fnnimmeno.
pafer. - Tar.t mar felt. - Stanoaro
sreIBer 40c, glo 39--3sHe, Rc. 4 38 u
soc. Rnturpsiber 80 40e, ueiBer &c
lhdlter 8Sh-4it aaf beH 8e!eiie.
6eu III itetig. - Stnnhare s7Hc, go.
f00--l05e, Ro. 2 s5--e5c, glo. 3 75-S0c.
SopieH III iteiig.-State oroinarer bi;
Dolce 1912, l6-23c; 1911, 9-l4e; 8deift
Goat 1912. l6-20C, 1911 l1-15c.
Sduts limb itetia. - Central amsricru
2sAe, 8cgota 2s4 -294c.
Gfner III ieit.-oenlod 2s-29c.
Bort III ptltg- Jantiln s24.O0--25O0
ibcrt dear sci 2250, DteB s22.00-22.2 %
Beef III rnbig. - ;yamiln s23.00-24.0 90
Reb si9.oo-2000, 5eei-Sdinien s32.00-
S4.0O.
Gut Reats iinb i,etis. -Sep6telte Bel
lies, 10 bis IA 4fano, IA - 154c DO
ShuI.ern s1z--s4c, DC. Ehtnfen l54e.
5hmals III pillia. RiboIs g9ei
prtma tff.o0-l1.l0; Raifiniries III uiQi9.-
Continent sll.s0, z. ". sl2.35, COMPOUND
S-S9sc
gaia III itetig. 49, 4rima Gitp su exc
Gcuntrn 5Js--6hc 5yecial 7Ist.
Baumwo Iaam mens Gel III itetii
grima robes ~ $5.4T---6.53, crima 5om
mer ae!bss su $680--5.95.
Heirpleum III itetia.-Haifinirtes Reu
gcrf $3.50, philadelphia une Baltimor
ESQ, DO. in BuI, $50.
Nolle iit itetts. - 7omeitlc 5Ieeee Gbli
29-30e
oars 1T rubis. Sirainsb, sspobUli6si
bic eutss "a. 85-5.51
Yerpentin iii rubig 81 45e.
Meis lit itstis. -Ginbeinii1er 3t5--6e
/ 1ctua 81 4-5Ac
Wolaffes III Iteiia. gieu Erlean
| Cpen aetile, gutter bis hpiee, $3.50.
| 4u6 er-Aohsr III i'etie. - giuscouoo
80 feit, 2.s9e, Centrifugal S8 Eel. 3.42'
NclaiIes- 4uder ~ Ieit 2.67e Rafrntrte
| 1T rutig. - Gut qoaf 5.i5s, grufbee 5.05t
Noulb "a 4.70t. Cubes 4.80e. 4ouoere
4.oOs, 08rannIaiso 4.35c. Tiamono va
lass, Gonietciouers u" 420s, Ho. ! 40,
Ro. 2 4.O5c, gic. 4.0oc, Ro. 4 3.95c. Wc.
8.9Oe. go. 8 8.s5e. SO. Z s.s0e, go. = 3-s5
go, o 8. .70e, Rc. 10 1850. Ro. IL 8.3oc, 9ts
~ 3.55s, go. IS 9.50c. No.4 4 8.50c.
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Rem gorf, 7. Npru.
&upfer mar beute ielt. -- Stauoaro Su
$1475-l5.25, @lectrofptie su 1880, 2ote gu
$l5.50-15.67. eating I'll s15.25.
3inu ruhig Az $47.S7--4s.37.
8lei itetis su A.30.
SpeGter lit pilig Su $5.65-5.95.
giien itetia uno unperdnoert. 9to. 1
Nortberu s17.75-s18.25, gto. 2 gtorthern
$17.25-1775; $40. / Southern $17.75--
1925, Wp. Soutbern ipft $17.75--1S.25.
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orn, einises faules. gu 59He ouf benz De

torn, f,ni9eS fauee, 5u oSHc ouf oen We'
Ieiie.
Dofer.-- Wartt rubis unb feit. - SO.
Q ipeiber 8ec, STANDARD peiber BIN K--86e,
Ro. 5 tpei6er 87--87He, No. 4 metber
85H-88Kc, Ro. . esmifhter 85 - 8oc.
SO. 3 bo. 85 -86c. Ro. a DO. 30 -85c per Du.
Dertouft tpurben: ! Cor Ro. 2 geniihtes
81 38c, Gar meiBes nad Brobe gu 36c ouf
benz Geleiie.
Rcggen. - Marft ltetig. - Wo. g.
oec. SO. 8 DO. 80 68c, go. 4 bo. 50--56c.
0erite. --Wo. Q syribjahrs 65-78c, Wo.
8 57-85e, Wo. a bo. 50-5Te; Guttergerlte
40--50c per Bulbel.
GeritsnmalS. - Griibjabrsserite 75-
68c per Buibel.
Bergleih Der getreibes Breiie NIT benienis
gen am sleiden Ease oes uorisen 5abres:
Npril, 7. 1918. april, 8. 1919.
@eisen, Wc. Q rptber ..11Oc 1886
Welihtorn, Ro. 8 gen,ifhtes SIC 79c
6afer, ,Ro. 2eemiittsr ueuer 85Hc SIZE
Wpggen, VD. 2 neuer -. 66c 94c
Seu, Wo. Timotbp $3.50 $1,000
@bisfp.
Ter Warft mar itetig. Rerfduft wurben
833 BbIs. Tiitilers Jtniibeb Gpccs aui
Der Bats uon 81 80 per 0aloue.
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Oo,it Welbnsarit.


Die Wsnfen maren beute mtt @outtMeors
esitsn liemliG hart bef&dftset, nns nte
Wa8issee mad 9arieben mar esns rs@1 ~
Il. 0slb IN aber INNER no4 teit uno
ihmerit& nnter 5HE ,,pn cal" ucg ben
Beaten IN srlaneen. Wei4ditspopisre msr'
BEN ~ SE btssontirt. Die Woi!er plossrfsn
9tisat,Aapttaf ~ ~ ,,o1s edA".
0sAiH ssi Rs~ Usss
spusbea n Nayi 3piiHen Bonien perfaufi.
Hse Qonnterrote betrdst c0e Rrdmis per
$1,000.
EDsAisI asi aassta.
iinb isetis. Die folsenten luotiruneen ftno
Su .bsri&teu:
GoMNcn, 3 Tage Si6t, e4s7K per 8
90 Haae gidt, e4B8H per 6 Daris, . To-
AZ Ei&s, 516 sroHes per 500; 90 Tdgs
Sidt. 6iS5ToReS per 1l00; fnr Teuti1lnnD.
4 Taas GiMf, 4 Wart % -8oA, %. %
faas Gi6t, 64H-MAc.
documentary Btns auf 2cnbcn Uuroen
~ ol.e9K. aui Ulasaow sa o<J02 \ sRs aul
Beffoit su t462 perfauit.
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Ghieaap. I. NprIl 1913.

NrANNh U ." NN~*F' A"tN1'
z hpeiue. Geinte $500 - $50. 9e'
miIcate g.. 1920, Ihpere $s55-9.l5,
rauhe 1885 - $40, i5er,el 1855 - 9.10.
Hartf felt
Rtneuteh.-B Beepes s715-9.20. Seras
Stiere s6.70-Ts5, Stoders uno Jeeeers
s6.l0-s.10. aIhe uno oeiiers s3.7o--s.85,
Rdlber s8.Oo-s.75. 9tartt ungeregelt.
ShafeRno 9dmmer. -ShaIe: @In'
betmiidbe s6.25--7.35. s3dhrItnge s7.25-S-5O'
gdmmer: Gtuheimiid,e S6.75-s.l0.
Aufubr. - RtHooieb $4,000, Sapetnt
az 600. 5tafe Ano 2dnmer $500.
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@roetries

Ipip Erblnarp. .l lBh IKE
G,rietlp 9ooo Common. Homineu.
1opd 23c 3ec
utoeso- .........s.....-N .-Nl Soe
4uder.-4reife iinb fteiig. Raiiiuirter
Gut qpaf s. zoe, poubereb 5.O0e, Cubes 5.l5e
aranulaieb 4.9oc, Gpniecitoners VI" 4.75c,
On "" 4.55e.-4.75c, tDetber egtra ""
4.45-4.10c, ertra "a 4.30--4.e0c, orbinas
rer aelbsr 420-4.25c
Mclafies 1T itetia. - WeD ErlecHs
Open 9ettle $3.50, Centrifugal 1896
per @alIone
Mets.-Wartt sientlih lebhait unb itetis.
2ouiiiana. ;yantn Seao o--6He, prima 5 4
DC, orbindrer 4A-5e, JapaH 8 - 5he
per 8iuHo.
9airn grobufte-
Gutter. -3uiEbr ishr sertns. greife
| iino felt. - fyauep Greamerp 40e, 9reamerp
nrit 3se, DO. ieeonbs 8sc, fanepEair1 2Tc,
Rp. 23He per Bfunb.
&dis. Warit itetis. Ohio 1875, Woro'
meisliher f6h-1THc. Rsp gort l1He,
Ehweiser 1917 22c. DO. Bird lie, Stm'
buroer l9c per Efunb.
Gier. - 9u'uhr siemlitl grob. MART
willis Brima frifte Slbnereier lse, rrffs
l5Ke. orbinarp frits l4hs. seconds 1875
per 7usenb.
Befitael. - Rahfrase nur nidBig
greiis itetig. Sprinesrs pom s'SIo. nno bar
| ibsr lee, unier BIB. zoe, 6lhHer i5c,
bdhne 1o-12c. Eruttahner l0-soc. Cubs
&c, nsi6e Gnten 1sc, gemlihts l5c, Udnls
s-ioe per giuns.
Ebjtnnb Uemife.
Nepfe!.-Tanen e2.25-S.25, auserle'
fvns ri 6O-2 90 ouhere Al .OO--1 IS per Ru.
i Qitrp H.-Wartt ftetig. California
e5.5O--8.50, WefiiHa t6.O0--8.50 per xifte
/ rrnngen.-Wnrst rubis unb itetig.--
California Hapels t2-25 - S-25, JGortoc
e2.50-4.00 per Rite.
4 Grbbeeren - bloriba 30 - 85e PEI
Quart
RartcFfsIu.-Rarst ruhia uue itetis
s223-2.50 per Dbl. pom Store unb So
SOC per Bu.
Il gunae Rartp!feIn.-5 5lpriba s22l
, -a75, Sapana s4.00 per 85!.
Eaa.iartpffefu - 2anae poer run
be Garin 8ole T5-sse. g9bite Star 1856
&f.f5. Burbanf T5-S5c, Iriumphs 75-S5C
3rifh gobblers 1856, Garip Gbio 75-S5S
Sabfartpffeln. - Slblide t2.0o-
225 per BbI. unb el.0o per camper.
Rrauf.-Narft itetis. 3dniihes si.2'
sl.5o per Dbl. pom S:ore. Sunsss arau
t125-i.50 per Crate.
ri 2wiebelu.-Qyelbe 16-30c, peibe 81
. -7be. per Bu. auf benz geieiie.
5teiraben.-00c-&iO0 per Dbl. al
benz @eleiie
grant Botnen.-J JlOriba si.5o-
2.25 per pamper.
Tomat s-sgoriba s1.00-2.00 pc
Crate pou 9 aorter.
Spiuat.-t2.00 per Dbl.
Weibs R Riben-o5-T5e per Dol.
anb.Rrpbutts
Bohnen-War,t itetis. 8rima IRA
rctplai t8.25, geIiebte uno bel Sano g
piliidte Rapn t2.90 per Bu.
6eu.-aRarti iteitg. Weues Ho. limo
thr &l6.50-l8.T5, Stanedro Ilmcthp 1850
el5.7b, Ro. 2 Ttmoitu $i4.50-l4I5. Rc.
eo. &12 90 i2.50; alee Ro. aemiinter 10
--f4.50, 30. Q DO. &l2.00--i2.50; SIet Rc.
sl2.Oo-1s.50, go. 2 DO. $9.00-1i.0o. GIiaf
e12.O0--i1.OO per lon.
Wnblenfutter III iteiis.--Rleie $20.2
--2i.O0. Wiboltns srobe $2s.5o-24.5o. bc
ielnes e24. .50-25.00, gsmIihies Susisr t20.5
-2l so per Tonne, IN Snden pom IL 10
Hfurb, unb Si.0O mehr aui hem Bele,ie.
Edmereten.-Rarstlt lte.tg. Rfee'adnie
: es.OO--l0.50 aui benz @elelie uuo $1,000
, i2.00 per Bu- pom Store. Iimottg fi.5
I ~ so auf bem 1eletie uHo t2.00-2-50 pt
, gu. pom Store. Buhlpeisen soe per Bl
pom S!ors.
Rplie.-Tie 9eihdiie tparen IN os
8 psrilpiensu 5aohe isbr lau. Tie DreiI
bliebeu unperdu6ert.
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RerimiebeneA.

Btri mtebtneA
CeIe.-Narft III itetie. 9sina robes
4Sc, geschtes 400 per Bollone in Yartien
BON 3 Rbi. Gy,ra g4intsr Eel. 4arbtl s5e
per uallone. Cotton Seeo Cel raffiEirtes
4s--aDc per Woilone. Tsrpenttn soc; Hetro.
lsum, Ohio Carbon 100 Urob exc, DO. 100
Grab iie, bo. 6eacIiehi iz6 Grab IAN -
l8<. Gromn 0ololiu l6e, Wophin Bic per
Gcipne in Dortien pom bis BblS.
SaIA Ter Norft III rubte. Ebiu
Riper ti.O5, Ninigan unb Asron fila per
Ubl. pom $50 Yfuno.
fols ftetis. - Hrimn gitp eA-6Nc
DO. Gountrp 6H--6Ae per Hfnnb.
Rptlen.--Narft rubis. Uouebioebenr
t8.50, Nub anb glad u. 9.i0-2.26, HannUAo
Gta6fobten $3.50. Nu6 unb Glad e2.10
rfr 1pnne abGsliefsr!. @GM4lcfey GtA6.
ictlsn eA15, Anibrurise e7.75 per - onn
abeelistsrt. Cote soifet e6.50 per 1onns
| sbssltefsst.
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316 linipn 3ruit- -@ebGnoe.

politen Gtdtteu GROCER paterIdnoHter
G1lHneranGen.
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Gbteaao, !. gpril.


Weiaen.- - shr Rai 81 u - 93c, anr
E6lub 93e; fir ,JuI! S0H-9i1se. am
S6Iub 81 4e; fur September so4-eoAe G.
am Shiub S04c.
Helfhtorn.-Jiir Daai 54H -- 58e.
am ShluB 55zse; ftir Cult SO - 56Zsc, au'
Shlub b8s%e; iir September 81 - e7&t
am Shlub 57Ssc.
Safer--5lrAoi S4sS-s51ss, an 5tIuE
85Hr; fur 3uIi 541s S5s, am Shluf
84He;fur September S4N-S4 7se am Stiut
845tc.
Moseen.--Rp. . 6iK--62s.
0frlte--4S-oSc.
TiMptbpiaa men- - Neufr 2.T5--
$50.
RIeefaomen. - el2O0 - 2o.oo.pe'
0entuer.
Rs6pors el9To per Ubf.--sslr Ra
ot0.70 - 1o.s7h. am 64lu6 S1075; tl'
1uIt oa0.s6 - zoos, aM 84gub tl0Do
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The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
A Progressive City and a Prominent Trading Point, Offering Big Inducements to lnvestors.-RiCh Agricultural Surroundings.- and
 WetO-do Inhabitants
Pen Sketches of Our Representative Business Men and the Vacations That Have Made Them Im- portant Factors In the Growth and De-
 veopment of Our City

in this respect as may be seen.bf a visit to the establishment conduct ed by the Springdale Cash Dry Goods Co It is a first-class establishment in every respect and the systemat- ic air which peIvades tfe entire establishment reflects the orderly character of it's proprietors. Thefs is place for everything and efezs- thing is in its plae z and while there is no evidence Of over =eH6wdine,= =e7- cry foot of floor space is utilized. The premises occupied are large and include two stosz 55x90 = in dimensions also a la49e bal ony and these are divided into d=raHt- ments for the orderly and sy stemat- ie classification of the stock ca ried. which in it's entirety eannot be excelled in Washington 5oQuty and which includes all kinds of staple and faaes dry goods dress goods, ladi and misses eoats, suits and skirts. millinery. boots and shoes. furnishings, reaay=to- wear clothing for men and boss and many other artiel.s=too nun = ous 10 itemize and which must Zhe seen te be appreciated Tie firms relations with manufactures aHd jobbers are of an ex optional cha acter and as they buy and sell for cash and take advantage ofd s- counts they are always fn pos5- tion @ offer the best quality of goods af rock bottom pHEee2 -ffs.s right or We make it right is the firm motto. Tie Spfingdale z ash Dry Goods Co was incorporated in January 1903 Its officers ar. Ohas. Jarvis, President ! II Frost, Vice President and John H Myers, Secretary and Treasurer Conrfsd- ing We can but say that the sueeess of this house since il vas founded has been owing 10 the integrity and enterprise of its proprietors and the same will insure it's success tn the future.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31

Springdale is without question one of the best towns In Washing ton county, or in fact in Northwest Arkansas, one whose growth during the past few years has been steady and one whose future is of the brightest. There are seysral reas= ons for this; namely: It's location k all that can be desired It's transportation facilities aIe far su= perior to those Of many similar towns. It $ surrounded by ffeh and fertile farming county, is Il 2 center Of tie largest fruit bel. (the ozark Fruit Country4 in tie country and It's inhabitants are d thrifty people, generous and broad minded No other place of tHe same population has mere well stocked stores than this same town Of Springdale and practically every th4ng for Use on the farm. in the home or on the person can be pro cured from Springdale merchants The residents Of springdale find no possible excuse for visiting any other city Co buy goods, as, the same opportunities exist hete, and usually better prices can =beZm ma4e. as the expen es of conducting bust ness here $ merely trivial as com pared 10 other sections Springdale has several eommo7ioVs church eat= fees. The people a-e a ralisioes. church going people Attending church is not a society function. with them. but the observance of duty Ample educational facilities are supported here, traternal soai- eues are well represented and the town itself is attfactiyely laid out. A hearty welcome Is accorded to all desirable reople by the inhabi= tants, and this, together with its pure water, the healthfulness, of it's climate and tie 2 onomit al local government. pla es Springdale in the front rank as desirable place to live in. Among other things that Sprlngdalt can lay clam to may be mentioned Eight church. es, two schools. over fifty business houses. two banks. electric light plant, pure water and health giving mountain air, an ex eptionally mild climate. fertile soil, the largest fruit evaporator in the country, can nlng factory, two vinegar factories, roller mills. an auditorium no neg roes, no "sons-ofrest, no epidemies and no paupers.
 X perusal of the articles which follow. shows beyond doubt the volume and character of it's enter prises We. therefore, with pard enable pride. point to the galaxy of business firms represented in this issue
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
MARRIAGES.
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MontebeIlo. Cal. Jan. 20 Many guests witnessed the charming elz emony that united one of our high school girls May Enyart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Enyaft of M5ntebello, d., to Harry NJ AIdIich of F4harbra The house was beau tifHlty decorated with ferns ard pink roses. The bride wore q gown of white eEeap silk draped around with white silk molf She wore d long bridal veil, wreathed around with orange blossom and carri q d bouquet Of flowers of the sane shade While the maid oi honor wore a beautiful gown of pink silk and carried bunch of eafnatiors tG harmOnize
 The ceremony vas performed by Rev Stranbafg. The bridal party was led by the ring bearer. little Frankie Morrison. dressed in snow white, followed by the little flow CT girls, Miss Nernis Cancer and Ora Moore. dressed in white and carried baskets of white carnations, The bride. aee eompanied by her sister. MiHa3e, met the groom, a. tended by her brother Earl. under bGMe" of te1ns and bell of pink carnataoa# Tie wedding march was played by Mrs. stalp of Whisz tief 4 strain of aNeaIer My God to Thee. while the ceremony was being performed. Immediately aft CT the ceremony light lunch was served then the brides cake pass ed. Then the bride and groom pushed their way through tAe i'm mense throng amid shower Of rice to an automobile standing in wait which took them away for San Fran. cisco and other points north On their return they will be at hon to friends iH charming haaga oe at Tadarbra
The Springdale news., 1913-01-31
FIRENEN'S
 BOX SUPPER

The Bremen held their annual masquerade box supper at the Odd Fellows hall on Friday evening of last week \ large crowd was ia attendance and quite a number were mdSqued lending an air of mystery to the occasion Men and women of many hues and vacations were there one in particular who attract ed attention was The Suffragist." this being her advent in Springdale
 Doors Were opened and grand march played by Mrs. Joyce parad- cd the masquers before the judges who singled out the English Lord. Vernon Brooks and q Western Girl. Miss Vida Baggett. as winners, re- cetYing handsome pearl handled pocket knife and berry set respect iyeIy
 Though the boxes were not sold to a high bidders as usual the af fair was q success and the voting of the cake 10 Miss Pearl Hewitt as the most popular young lady and the "ponee of corn bread to the homeliest man, Frank Farrar afford ea excitement and amusement
 It might be suggested that the next one be given where the crowd would not be eongested and the masquers might have mo1e op- portunity 10 display their charms
 The boxes were anctioned off by k. E. TreHe, and the judges were L.=D. Petross, !. l. Banks and j. II Fletcher
 The following were en masQue:
 Mesdames c |. Martin, B. B. Brogdon. N NJ Berry, Earl Tay- Tor. Wylie Jones and Nadge Ward
 Misses Eula Bird, Freda Bird. Hazletine Smith. Anna Bennstt. Mur. riell Henson, Elsie Phillips, Jose phine Berry. Ruth Ritter. Katherine Hewitt, Leda Car CT. Ruth Wooster. Katie Pierce. Monia Phillips. Pe'le Phillips, Maggie Bragg. J. ssie Bragg. Mary Maire, Lulu Phillips, Crystal Phillips. IEazelle Hewitt Ruth Jarvis, Luei' 'e= Stokes, Eddie Phillips, Gladys Jones. Leo Efchlyt- CT, Pearl Jarvis Jennie Tolhert. Ve- da Baggett. Pearl Hewitt, Anna Ritter, Kate Bfogdon. Bert Stokes. Pauline Beyers. Hazel Rer- ry. Hattie Nogel, Feima Ward, Ruth Stokes. Fernuia Smith, Ruth Suth= eriand and Joe Weaver Of Stony Point.
 Nessrs=. =eG. smyer. B=.B. Brog= don. NJ. F Lear. John Anderson. k. r Trone. F. IL koering, j. G VanHorn, E. U Limbaugh. Fred flax ton, Neal Vance, Foster Bennett. Clyde Atwood. Earl Taylor, Frank Phillips, Fred Bowman, Ray Stokes Paul Sanders, Barnett Graham, Bob Hess. Raymond Harrison. Merrill Smith, Fay Miner, Eidis Lane, Dean Brogdon. Carroll Sanders, Grover LindIey. Mill SwarWout, oian Fug- ate. DeXte- Jones, co K man Har- ry Blndum. Isom Tillman, c. C. Martin, Vernon Brooks Carl Lup- er, Roy PtaMmer and Harvey Joyce.