The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

Our readers are informed in ad- vance that Liege is not pronounced to rhyme with siege" The word is pronounced as if it were spelled 'Leazh" giving the long sound to the "e" and "a
 Fred Haxton has joined the auto gang and pur hased the roadster Of Dr. J E. Martin The doctor has placed an order for an early delivery ol a Ford roadster. and says he can't be without an auto.
 Mrs Fannie Plan who IS making her home with Lee Do lald on at Huntsville, took the train here Tues day afternoon fer Calhoun Ky, where she expects to spend several weeks visiting relatives and friends.
 The News is requested to announce that an old-fashioned picn;c will be held at Monitor school house. three miles northeast of Springdale, Sun day August g. Everybody is invit- ed to came and bring well filled bas- kets
 
 Better get your 75 cents in before Saturday night at six o'clock. for the offer is closed after that time We have enrolled q large number of new subscribers, and great many have renewed. Are ycu among tie number?
 The News don't limit the number of subscribers at . cents like the sugar market. but We are limiting the time to Saturday al six o'cIock.Tele- phone orders will not be received. { unless the cash is sent in before the ! time expires
 Mr and Mrs. Mark Sanders and children from Spring Valley came over latter part of last week. and | Mrs. Sanders is spending several days with her parents here, while Mr. Sanders is attending the Cass- vile Reunion.
 The brick work on the two build | ings now being erected near the [ News Office is almost finished, and ! the wood work is being rushed with l all possible haste in order to have the buildings ready for occupancy by ! the first of September.
 Stirman Eidson, residing a short [ distance southeast of town, is late member of the auto brigade in Springdale Stirman purchased a Ford touring ear through -heZI In- galls-Bryan Auto Co, of Fayette vile latter part oflast week.
 A. ljninger left fore part of the week for points in Ohio. where he will spend several days visiting his | father and other relatives. Mir Lin finger has not visited his father in r years, and is looking forward to the coming visit with much pleasure Roy Joyce and Andrew Ballou left Wednesday afternoon for Huntsville, | where they will attend the reunion. They made the trip in Nancy | Hanks, an automobile that will be | given away during the reunion by l the Thompson Auto Co, of this place. l.. D. Petross left Tuesday night | for Little Rock, where he will meet with other millers of the state, who will go before the Railroad Rate Com mission Wednesday in an attempt to get recognition before that body in i the revision of the rates ill this l state.
 The News this week is printing the new sidewalk ordinance, and our readers are asked to read it care fully, and become thoroughly ae- Iquainted with the provisions therein, l so that there may be no misunder in effect.
 While the price of raw materials, | and sugar, meat, and other necessi- [ ties are going skyward, the auto own CT need feel relieved, for the gaso- line market has dropped two cents in Springdale in the last two weeks. I Maybe they don't use gasoline in the European countries.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben Beyers were in [ Huntsville fore part of the week wis Iiting relatives and friends, and in tended staying longer, but were call ed home on account of the serious