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Arizona republican., 1915-09-12
REO TO STICK
 ID 4" AND $"
Oldest Motor Concern Re- fuses to Adopt Radical Change in Successful Cars-IEntire 1915 Line Has Been Sold Out.

J1St as certain events in the financial and sporting world have come to be looked upon as indicating the trend of things for the coming Wear. So the annual announcements VI tho Rec Motor Car Company is considered hy experienced motorists and those in the automobile trade
 One reason for this is undoubtedly line fact that the Reo company in Nariahly makes its announcements in September whereas others are us- ually made in June
 The other reason is the enviabIe position the Reo occupies in the in auStrS: its stability (one of the strongest fin7ncially). and the fact that Rco values as announced from time to time go a long way toward setting the standards.
 Th5= wear perhaps more than ever before. motorists have looked for ward te the Reo announcement and there has been considerable discus sion as to whether this conserva- tive concern would announce any radically new models or would stick so types of cars that have become recognized as standard
 Few in the trade expected Reo to
 
 on what might be termed ultra con servatiSm. had been so remarkable that few expected any departure from the beaten coarse.
 The expected has happened. The Reo announcement made throughout the United States this Sunday will undoubtedly create a tremendous sen 1 Sation. but it will rot he because of 1 radically new features in the two 1 models. The sensation is found in | the unexpectedly low price for next | years Eeo. coupled with the mani i fest improvements and refinements 1 lu both of them.
 To predict which of the two Rec models ~ill be the leader for the i coming year would he Impossible Last year there was no leader in the Rec line The two models. the famous Rec the Fifth and the Reo Six seemed to run neck and neck
 From the outside it might have looked as if the Six had a little lead because the output of that model was sold August Ist while Rec the fifth continued to August goth. That 3id not. however, indicate a greater relative demand than for the Four t simply proved that the company -Eta&lN" ulleFeS ElTldLeQ the Ge- |, nand for the Six" while feeling eufident of that for Rec the Fifth ; tfe inco-npara ble four which is sow the oldest four-cylinder ear in Anerica Bco the Fifth has been made in 'sSentially the same form for now i've years. That it has survived the 'nslau-hts of radicalism and experi- nentafion. and one new model after mother is the best evidence of it's .uality. Last Sunday the Reo company made one of the most remarkable l which has ever been made by any manufacturer. That ! vas 10 the effect that Today there I sn-t a new Rec automobile of any l model for sale in the world" At ( lac time this announcement is made he status Is still the same although deliveries of dealers demonstrators yiu confluence in the next few days.
 The new Rec Six is 8 strikingly $ seautiful car. It is one of the best ' of the internationally pop 2 liar ~sheer-line" type.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12

to agree that national defense is outside of party lines, and both par ties should be willing to bring the searchlight of public opinion to bear upon the. country's needs and stand together to enforce the remedy. Ma tional defense is not a political issue. From "Our Navy and the Next
 War; by Robert W. Neeser, Charles Scribners Sons
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12

TWO years ago ua saw three things, First
 was that the tendency of the public demand
 ! in both Europe and America to compact high speed motor that vas efficient, would get away quicker. run more smoothly, have greater fexihJ,ty, show greater economy and last longer under hard service
 Second was that public temporarily diverted to cars tha; only looked well ara rode nicely for while, would swing back to demand quality manufacture and the ability to stay put.
 Third was that only those manufacturers who blt their own cars in large volume ard bought their own materials for spot cash at ,ac advantage of te market could surviy1
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12
NOT A POLITICAL ISSUE

We must remember that the party of oposite beliefs, during a tenure in office of nearly a score of years, during which our military weaknesses were just as evident as they are to- day, often did very little to remedy the defects. It is the duty of the party now in power. after it has seen the besetting dangers of the coun- try's situation to push remedial leg
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12

The engagement of Miss Helen Cudahy, daughter of Mir. and Mrs.
 Edward A. Cudahy of Chicago to Austin Niblack also of Chicago, has just been announced. Miss Cudahy
 is the eldest of four daughters. Dur ing the past year she has been presi- l dent of the Junior league, a charit- NabIe organization composed of young Chicago society girls.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12
New Mo.or-New Car-New Pace-Ne7y Service to Owners
Increased Factory Factes-Creay Increased Production l96

Think of itI g niles an hour for 800 miles at Indianapolis and the first four to finish and eigk out of the first ten were valve-in-head motors wfa overhead camshaftsl
 And then the Chicago races at 100 miles an hour for 800 mies-the first three and seven out of t.ss first eleven were of this tyr!
 Some one said short time ago tha4 people buy motor cars largely on three P's-Paint, Price and Performance. You can measure this wonderful Chalmers car. at $1350, by any one of these three standards. It is right i2 Paint. which indacss>s finish and wearing qualities.
 It $ right in Performance, because no car at any price, performs better than this car does. of the industry ever approached. such quality at such a price b9ore
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12

The government oil fields of Gnu tut- Argentina produced in 1914 more than PTS million barrels of oil, which was refined there.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12
OUR VARIABLE SEASONS

What lovely Octobers we have in August They quite surpass our-Afay Februarys.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12
WEATHER TODAY

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1 WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept. H. For Arizona. Fair
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12

woman will have a splendid oppor- tunity to select garment suited especially to her."-New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12
CHEERED HIM UP

Familiar figures in Louisville are wo men who are always seen to-
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12

The great valve-in-head motor. with overhead camshaft, costs us $80.00 more to build in own shops than the ordinary type of motor be bought for the outside. and most of the competitors price class using the ordinary type oF motor.
 When Chalmers engineers went to Europe to study design two years ago, they found Eurc2ean designers at work hgn speed motors of the valve in-head type with overhead camshaft.
 European makers had already tried this type out in their racers. They perfecting it for road car.
 We hoped to be the first in America to adopt this style of motor. But when the stopped European makers. fate decreed that we should lead the world in the use of the valve-inrhead overhead camshaft motor for a stock car.
 We were not surprised at the showing at Indian apoIs and Chicago, where this type of motor all honors We knew year ago that these results would be achieved
 Speedway Racers All of This Type
 We knew that to attain speed of 90 to 100 miles an hour that the otor would have to be avalve-in-head. overhead calnshafr type.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12
Motor Designed in Europe

So we sent our CT :.cc2 D F-l::o7e to dc2gn motor and began to Jay U: ria--s for a greatly increased production :hj7 sca.o1
 We are i.ov building two big factory additions to handle the work Vc added machines that cost $900000O apiece to d. ncrk in our factory n ordcr to give this re.l.arkaG2 1ua,y to you at $l350. Here is ti- 7-ss9.
 No one esearn-.i that such car could be bui't for S1250. its c.F.- cars that sold for s4C9o three years ago. l, isn't rlq:le-ovcr model, reduced in size, or certain i.r, e',...lat4d to fit the prccit is brand :~" Ieaigrct, specially Quality car at To-; prln
 The Quality Ger q, Small Profit
 We .--S-t,,e, t:.is q lHI-ITY car or the low est prost pc. car ;; t.ic motor business
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12

buyi.g wI:lro. 6ehaHc guarantee O. ser- vice un~s;se s.sd costly.
 Every ha;.r..s e,or v.s 10 e.rry buyer of Chal- rnen car a detinf.c N-r-c- i',, .: se ciAlrse.
 This servce q .1r1 .Ice Coupon Book. raen coupon beinv e,1ire1lAe ter dehue spount ct orS al say Chalmers s.sa,c. anywhere al any irne
Arizona republican., 1915-09-12
Take a Ride in this Car

Take ride in lhie car" and see for yourself if ycu do not get in tl* Chalmers type of six-cyinder motor all the snoc sess all of the Aexbil;ty, all of tIe pickp ana al of the pep that IS claimed for ary other rotor built. matter how many cylinders 1t may have
 Therefore, ,vc say ti,at all of our strength all of organization all of our money all of our reouta tion, are back ol these SIX words: TAKE A RIDE IN THIS CAR"
 Demonstrators are rowia the hands of our dealers.
 Chalmers Motor Conpasry
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The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

Our Spring Valley correspondent evidently takes exception to the eight inch egg story that appear ed in The News recently. By the way. our friend Celsius is not the only person who expressed doubts about the egg; but seeing is be lieying even in Arkansas. and We suggest that Celsius come over and stand by. while the wonderful hen delivers the wonderful egg. and then he'll join the ranks of the believers. No. We haven't stood by but our information came from those who had. so what can newspaper man do. Come over Celsius, we'll make you acquainted with the publicity agent" the hen. and the owner there
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

much class, and the fact chat the Lowell boys had never been togeth- CT makes their winning much strong CT Several former stars Of the Springdale High School were mem bers Of the Lowell team, while Chas. Henderson, d graduate Of tue local high, and former member of Arkan- sas University squad under Bezdek, was the mainstay of the Vaughn team Erwin Funk of Rogers, refer red the contest
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

Several of our subscribers are talk ing advantage Of the 5 rate and many have renewed the past week
 We have tried to notify all subserib CTS as to the expiration of their sub seription. and have also sent cards to several whose subscription expir- ed during the past year. IT we have overlooked you, look at the date on your paper. or wrapper, and if il reads lOett5 your subscription was out first Of October this year, the subscriptions to The News almost
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

Now is the time to dc the first work for a fine garden. Give it a good covering Of half rotten stable manure and plow it eight or ten in .ches deep at once, before the rains come Do rot harrow but do decent job Of blowing. Then next February lit can be narrowed and the first planting can be done. But blow the garden NOW and ploW il DEEP and blow under MANURE Every village and town and city garden should be plowed in November
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

The lights were of Sunday night until q very late hour. and caused some inconvenience at the lccal churches, and especially the First Baptist, where the revival meeting is in progress. afd d large crowd was in attendance Numerous ceal oil lamps were placed throughout the building. and services were held, al= though at disadfantage as the heat from the lamps was yeey dis agreeable. The boiler was undergo ing the regular monthly cleaning at local light plant and twas some time before the work was complet. ed
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

The News is now prepared to give immediate attention to engnay ing, visiting cards. wedding invita- tions, speeal holiday greetings. and everything carried in an engraving house, We can get for you on short notice. We are affiliated with liar court X Co, of Louisville. Ky, one of the largest engraving houses in the United States. and have an ele gant line of samples for your een- Sideration
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

FOR sALE-80 acres, southeast Of Springdale. on White River. about 12 miles above Heads Ford. ant known as the Thomas Davis farm, about 40 or 70 acres in cultivation. about To acres of bottom land. This is one of the good farms in the White River bottoms, house on the place and large barn. For further particulars write The SpringdaLe News, Springdale, Ark. This is ] bargain for someone if taken early.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

Arrangements were completed Tuesday afternoon for game of football in springdale, Saturday. November 20th between the local high school team. and the Reserves from the University ef Arkansas. Van Buren has cancelled their game with the locals for this place Thanksgiving. and in all probability the local team and the Reserves will play curtain raiser at Fay etteville that day. before the Arkan- SIS L.. and Rolla School Of Mines game
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

FOR SALE-15 acres farm, 2t2 miles northeast of Springdale room house. shed kitchen. well in yard, acres young orchard, apples and peaches, one-half land in culti yation, one-half timbered pasture, barn, buggy shed, chicken house granary. some strawberries. For fur ther particulars inquire. or write The News. Sringdale, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

invariably expire on the first of some month. as We try to arrange it that Way. the first number is the day, the next the month. and the last number the year Look it up now before you forget. aud renew while you can ee The News at dollar
 The local high school foot ball team goes to Fort Smith Saturday for a game with the high school te an at that place. Fort Smith won from the locals last year by score Of 2 to Q; in 1911 by a score of 10 to ,, and in 1912 by a score of S 10 :. Fort Smita has by lar the best team il this section of the state. and just recently defeated [on'fl. Mo. and Muskogee. Okla. The lccals will endeavor to win Saturday. ard eX- pact to fight to the enl.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Meth have been fishing again, net that they don't go often. but they have again returned with the goods They didn't catch wild duck this time. bu. they did bring home a string Of nice bass. one of which decorated the center of the editors table Mon dat evening We don't know wheth- CT the table "groaned under the weight Of the fish or not.Zwe did. [. hear il. but the editor .'groan- ed after trying to eet 1t all. Yes. the other members of the family had their share. ard a portion was di- vided with neigh.bors. The catch this time for five days vas about thirty bass.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

LOsT-Cloth purse. with large K on side, contained some cu- reney and silver Lost at Maiestic theatre, or whereabouts last Satu- day night. Finder return to this of- flee and receive reward
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12
LOWELL 52: VAUGHN 0

In d game of football at Lowell Saturday between q team from that place, and a team from Vaughn. in Eenton County. Lowell complete ly outclassed their opponents and won E to 0 Neither team showed
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

near the Springdale Hardware and Furniture Co. Mr. McMaster was formerly associated with k. E. Tnone in the Ozark Restaurant but recent ly sold his interest to Mr. Trone
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12
PUBL. SALE.

On the streets Of Springdale, Sat urday afternoon at two o'clock. l wil sell at public sanction the foi- lowing property: Power sprayer. wagon, surrey. and good many other farming implements
 It. K. E. Trone. Auctioneer.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12
LICENSED VETERINARIAN

J. G. Webber, licensed veterinary surgeon, now at your service. Licens ed before State Board n Little Rock 1t-pd
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

WANTED-Gattle to pasture for winter. Good feed, water and care, s200 per month per head. , l. miles southwest of Springdale
 H. NJ Smith. Johnson. Ark.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

Anything in fruit trees and plants. Extra fine block of Apple trees. Sec them before you buy and get tho best. Phone 1f5, Springdale Nuns cry Co. T.. F. Rice, Prop.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

LosT-A gold link. engraved with an Old English 'G also gold chat cline brooch. engraved with old Eng fish T.. Finder please return 10 this office
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

made in the first quarter. Arkansas University was defeated by the Louisiana University at Shreveport Saturday in football game by a score of l3 to Louisiana scored two touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

]. G. Webber returned "Wednesday from Little Rock. where he went in order to register before the State Board. with reference 70 the practice of veterinary surgery in this section. He is now duly reg istered and licensed veterinary sur geon with full power to practice in this state
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

LOST-A Zrainceat between John son and Harmon Saturday night Oct ober 2@ Finder please return 10 this office
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

FOR SALE-Black horse. work' anywhere. will be sold cheap lt-pd James Ettenburn.
 Tontitown, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

The largest stock of wall paper da Washington Co. Nix-Cailison tn. dertaking Co Phone 65W
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12
GOOD FARM for RENT 7 acres in strawberries. See Lee Davis, at Spring dale Hdw. Go.

Money to loan on farms. No delay. See me before getting a loan or renewing one. Office in Hewitt S new building.
 B. P. Smith
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

Select a pretty pattern Of wall pa per for your living room now. Nix Callison Undertaking Co. Phone 65W.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

A complete stock of wall paper. Nix-Callison Undertaking Co Phone 65W
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

Money to loan. See !. k. Harris, First National Bank building, Fay etteville, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12
FOR SALE CHEAP

High grade hammerless shot gun. good as new Can be seen at thi-i office If
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

TO TRADE-Several head of hors- es for house and lot. or piece of land Inquire at News office. NB
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

Have your Xmas photos made NOW. before the rush Fine work. low in price. Brodie's Studio. 24-4t.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

Just come in and see our wall pa per. Nix-CalliSon Undertaking Co. Phone 65W
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

master Charley Thompson at John son, The News is able to make all changes tn our Johnson package this week. Charley sent The News a complete list of the charges. incident to the discontinuing of the route from that pace. and the News is duly grateful.
 Rev. R. T. Phillips. pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church, of this place. delivered the installation sermon at the Presbyterian Church in Rogers, Thursday evening of last week, when Rev. T. C. McSpadden was formally installed as pastor of the church. Rev. Phillips used as q text: Thou shall see eye to eye. when the Lord brings again Zion.
 
 The ladies of the t,ilst NJ. F Church will offer for sale on Tues day and Wednesday Nov 1t and l. ar the Famous Hardware store. q lille dSsot4Hfttlt oi ''dpdieSs att4tA--9 consisting of linens. art and a great variety Of novelties. Everyone is cordially invited to come and insilect cordially invited to come and in spect the goods. Your patronage so- lieited.
 
 Bert MeMasters and Ed James pur- chased the restaurant outfit of the old Gieseke Cafe. which vas sold at public auction Saturday afternoon, and after cleaning it up and thor oHghly ovating the same will open restaurant in the Emery building
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12
H P. Holt. Defendant

The defendant. H. r. Holt is Waro ed to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of the plaintiff. N C. Harrison.
 I. T. Lane,
 Mayor and Ex-offieio, ! November 2nd. 191
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12
WARNING ORDER

Before | T. Lane, Mayor of Spring dale, and Ex-offieio ] P fer Spring dale Twp. Washington County. A-k ansas. N. G Harrison. PIal atiff
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12
South Bound.
North Bound,
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1. o. o. F. Meets every Tuesday night at p. m. All Odd Fellows invited.
 A. J. White, N. C.
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 J. c. Mckinney, F. s.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12
Of Ioeal Interest

sl now.
 
 Fayetteville High and Rogers high football teams played to a c ard c score at Fayetteville Saturday Nei- ther team was in striking distance Of their opponents goal
 
 Did you receive coin card? Send in your remittance nov before you lay the paper aside Send in d dol lar for one year. New subscriptions at the same rate.
 Captain w G. Ownbey, Company A., A. N C., was called to Little Rock latter part of hast week. on some business connected with the Guards. He returned Sunday.
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 On November 10th, just four years ago, or in 1911, early risers in this section witnessed a snow on the ground, the afternoon before a heavy sleet storm visiting this section
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 Lyle Bryan. Of the lngalls-eryan Auto Co. of Fayetteville, was in Spring gdale Tuesday showing the new King car to some local motor en- thusiasts. His company has the agency for this car in this section.
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The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

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The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

Subscribe for The News to day. $l
The Springdale news., 1915-11-12

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The Springdale news., 1915-11-12
Cabbage llc pc pound.
 Fletcher & Searcy

Take your abstract work to Willard Berry.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-16

est requirements of the current mode.
Another hat which IL in the same
class with that pictured has q brim
Of equal width all around, a crown Of
medium size with soft top and fac
ing Of. the softest shade Of coral pink.
1t depends for decoration upon an o.
trich pompon from which springs .
spray Of long graceful bird Of para
disc feathers. all In shades and tints
Of the color in the facing. The brim
droops q little on all sides and the
pink Of the lining is partially yelled
by border Of black lace which man
ages to stray over the edge Of the
brim, where It seems to be in easy
and irregular festoons.
To some complexiops this facing Of
pink Is much more becoming than .
facing Of white. One should expert
ment with color before using It. But
II doubt disturbs the mind, in Sc
lecting q dress hat. a. to the best Of
shapes, 1t may be set at rest by choos.
ing either Of those described here, or
others similar to them. They belong
to the ancient and honorable order Of
picture hats" and great artists have
delighted to paint them, even before
Gainsborough's time.
JULIA eoTToMLEX.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-16

may be more or less wide, smartly
short. and coats are safely cut on
straight or flaring lines.
An attractive suit Is pictured here
made Of dark brown broadcloth Of
silky finish and sheen. The skirt is
draped and further elaborated with
pointed tunic. It Is worn with . waist
Of deep cream-colored net and lace.
The coat Is quite an elaborate af1air
when compared to the usual tailored
coat In cloth gowns. It is short at the
front and heightened at the back.
where the short portion IL laid In
wide iaring box plat. A straight
panel Of the cloth finished with tassels
ct each side falls from beneath a turn.
over cellar inlaid with velvet.
The sleeves are roomy and set into
wide, turned-back cuffs finished with a
piping Of velvet and covered buttons.
Two large buttons provide for the fast
ening q the front, in which the right
side overlaps the left
This IL an excellent model for
dress which Is to do service both ~
street and visiting toilette. and 10
equally charming for either.
6t~ JULIA eoTToMLEY.