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The Springdale news., 1915-08-20
PACKING APPLES.

The packing and grading of apples are two operations in harvesting the apple crop which cannot be separated according to II. L. Truax, assistant hortieultGrist of the College Of Agri- culture and Experiment Station at Fayetteville. Mr. Truax says that before packing, the apples should be graded as to size color and free dom from blemishes. If packing in boxes, the grading as to sizes must be strict, as the fruit placed in boxes must be Of approximately the same size in order=to pack we'll But the bulk of the apples placed in packag es in this state. will continue to he placed in barrels. The grades usual ly consist of number ones" and number twos" The standard size for the number ones" with most va rieties is.212 inches in diameter and for number twos" 214 inches. Number one apples should Ee hand picked from the tree, practically free from the action of worms, de faeement Of surface, or breaking ef the skin, and of normal color and shapely form Number tWos" should be the same. except for size and they may be poorer in color. If the fruit is of poorer quality than the above it had better be sold in bulk to the eyaporator or cider mill Be fore placing the apples in the barrel the quarter hoops should he nailed on the barrel, one end head lined, and the other head knocked out. Pour twenty to thirty good clean ap ples in the barrel for ''facers. Place these in even, compact. clrcu. lar rows around the outside and working in. setting each specimen with the stem down Some put 8 SC eond tier on these. Then begin filling by lowering half bushel of fruit down in the barrel, shaking af- ter each emptyng Leveling up the fruit or "tailing off" is best done by placing the fruit in eoncensrie rings. turning the apples on the side with the stem against calyx For most varieties fill to about two to three inches above the ehimb. then put in the head carefully with press Nail and put head liners on and the barrel will stand reasonable treatment without damage. Stamp the name of the variety and the growers name on the head of the i barrel.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

Don't hold your first batch of dried apples and let 1t lose color. Take 1t to your nearest railway station and freight it col leCt to A. c. HAMILTON & CO.,, FAYETTEVILLE. They will pay you top price and remit promptly.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

man, but the inducements offered by the local company for service vas less expensive than q home plant.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20
If 1t happened it's in The News

The Springfield Missouri Business College had nine calls for graduates Of the Telegraph Department in the last few days. The railroads need men and the Springfield graduates get the preferenc because of the re putation of the school. A few young men from this section should learn telegraphy and get a gcod job.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20
500 PAYS

for tuition, board and room, and guarantees you a position if you first enrell in the Jackson Uniyersity's School. A new plan. Not d mere statement or idle claim. but an accomplished fact. a plain wis ible reality
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20
Free Ticket

to Chillicothe, Mo, to visit Jackson University Of Business. Ameriea's most original and independent husi- ness College. Finest quarters; Free night school; Position guaranteed: Dancing hal and dancing teachers. Board $500 Backed by Worlds De- sire Bureau. For catalogue free tick C and full particulars. address WALTER JACKSON. President. ehil- licothe Mo-
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

It is to laugh to think that Mexi- co imagines she could tear off with it
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

LOST Duplex Safety Razor, be- tween Springdale and J. o. Graham $ home 0. Graham.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20
NOTICE

All goods eaarar rtesd and prices the lowest at Tnrpen X Son. East Side Cash Grocery.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

William Howard Taft is a grand father You cant lose little Willie.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

The News is requested to anneanae that Rev Dr. R E. Willis of Fay etteyilie will commence q series ot sermons at the Pres byterian Church, beginning Thursday evening Of this #w eeh He vii peeech Thursday ev-
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

Wilson Cartiwel vino for the past thil4y days hss been at Van Baren. selling peaches fer de o. G A., returned hone Tussdoy alter n9ea, his yoris bHias fiji led fir this season. Ar Carapeli states that SpfiHsdstIe peaches are saRefier ia pack, color and size to the peach
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

Miss Fredrieks and Miss Helmer of Chicago, who are visiting the fam fly of Edward Fredricks. are well pleased with Springdale District and hope t5 locate here permanently in the future.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

Miss Bessie Groxdale. who has been teaching St Ncwata. Okla came in latter part of last week. and spent few days here with her sister Mrs. J C. Mckinney
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

eniag. and Friday afternoon. Friday evening. Saturday afterrccn. and Saturday evening, and two services sunday. The afternoon services will commence at fonr o'clock Dr. Nil lis is well known in springdale and he should command a soad congrega- ton
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

JERSEY COW-Fine young jersey COW for sale. with calf two months old. Call at News office
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

]. ". C. Becker. the we'll known local mechanic. has taken the con tract for cverhauling both engines It the local light and power plant. Both engines at the plant will be gone over by Mr. Becker and put in tip-top condition
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20
MARKET REPORT. August 5. 1915

 Hay, per ton. ;. :. ..s12.O0 Flour, per 100, :. :. s3.S0 to S4 20 Bran, ger 100 :. .. ..s1 10 to $1.55 Chops, corn. per sack $1.60 to 70 Corn meal, per bu., :. .S100 ,,at ..l- Butter. country, :. 25c Butter, packing :. .... :. 13c Wheat, per bu., :. .s1. 30 William Howard Taft is grand father You can't lose little Willie FOR SALE-A fine Jersey COW with young calf. W. H. Banta. LOsT-In springdale Monday af- ternoon, the 1eth, pocket book con taining bank deposit slips and a little over s12.00 in money. Return U W. N. Johnson fer reward or leave at First National Bank. 2t-pd I have an apple orchard about POO Jonathan trees, about 100 Ben Davis trees. all full of fine apples and want to sell i'll orchard. Cal and see me at once. J. C. Johnson, Springdale, Ark. Box g. 2t.
 NOTICE.
 I find that do not have time to give my accounts the attention they med, and I have turned them over to Blake Baggett who will make the collections in the future.
 Dr. (. l.. Reed. All goods guarar tesd and prices the lowest at Tnrpen x Son. East Side Cash Grocery,
 FOR SALE.
 have loo cords Of good straight oak wood, cut i'll winter Carload up- wards at s2o0 per cord r. o. B. Lin- coln. Ark Prompt shipments. f ]. D. Patton. Lincoln. Ark. LOsT-A ladies, 16 size watch, hunting ease, gold. with leather strap and pearl fob. Lost some where on the streets of springda.e latter part ofZlast week. Finder please return to the News office. or t5 the sprinsdae Light X Power Co.
 Cal for sprinsdale ice cream, made at home
 COUNTRY GENTLEMAN, 1 year sl Pierce,s newsstand
 Plenty of the best old wheat four at Turpen X Son. East Side Cash Grocery.
 WANTED-To buy red cows, heif- CTS or steers. (. A. Ownbey. JERSEY COW-Fine young jersey COW for sale, with calf two months old. Call at News office
 Phone No. To for ice or ice cream. If bargains in groceries are what you want, call at Turpen X Son. East Sii. Cash Grocery.
 
 I. 0. o. F.
 Meets every Tuesday night at D. m. All Odd Fellows invited.
 A. ]. White. N c.
 I. $ Ewalt R, $.
 J. (. Mckinney. F. $. Don't hold your first
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

Plenty of the best old wheat four at Turpen X Son. East Side Cash Grocery.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

Phone No. To for ice or ice cream.
 If bargains in groceries are what yoH want, call at Turpea X Son. East Sii. Cash Grocery.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

Mrs. Annie We,ca came in fore part of the week from Hutehison, Kansas. and is spending several days here visiting at the hCme of J. NJ. Langston
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

Mrs Harvey Davis and little daughter, of Wichita, Kansas, came in fore part of the week, and are here to spend several days visiting with J. NJ. l.angston. father of Mrs Davis. Mrs Davis is better remem- bered by Springdale people as Miss Joye LangstOn
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

Heavy rains during tae Fast ten lays make it almost impossible to siee an aeeoantef anv#ef the roads in this section. bet ttat read east to Sonora from this pleee needs more attention than any other road in this section.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

This year there has been shipped ito this section of the State Of Ar- kansas hundreds of bloeded cattle. Many of=these will be on display at the fair. Lovers of good cattle will find this exhibit worthy of atfen- ton. Visit the Washington County Fair, Sept. 2S-oet. 1, and see what your neighbor is doing along this line.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Notice of Commissioner's Sale.

Notice In hereby given that l. Marvin Hath
coat Commissioner Of the thHntufy Court Of
B0ont County Arkansas, by virtue Of d iudgs
mtnt and decree Of said court, rendered on the
lbth day Of May 1915, In the case Of !, r.
Cnpps and Mnlndn Caupg, his wife, and
Andy CRppa and Tina Cnpps hls wife and
Dewey Capps, Hattie CapnH and Troy tpppH,
minors, hy their lawful guardian D06hih
Dunn BN'parte, viii, on the IN day Of Aug
ust 1915, between the hours Of ten o'clock IN
the forenoon, and three 0el0ck IN the after.
noon, Rt the South door 0i the county court
House In the city Of Harrison, IN boone county
ArhanAaa, oiter for Hnle IN bulk, ON a credit Oi
three months, NJ public OulCry 70 the
highest bidder, the following described lands
In The county 0f Boone In the state OF Afh'
HnsHs, t0IWiU
The South East quarter OF the North West
duArttr and the South Wet quarter Of the
North East quarter OF section In township
10, North Range 20 west containing rlEhty
acres more or less,
Said sale viii be- made Tor partition among
anld parties according ~ ihylt several inter.
eata in AHrrTtHlnrd by the Court ana hhid
landH viii be H0ld free from the dover flphiH
Of the said petitioners, MAllnd6 Caps ana
Tina GapBs, wives Of The said l. w. taBps ana
Andy canBH
The purchaser at shld sale will he required
10 rive note with approved security bearing
rlrht pOf cent interest, and lion viii he
retained ON HHld lands tlll the purchase price
h pald, Olyen under my hand lhlt I'm day ol
July iblBi ,,,,,.,..,.
tOmmssiOBef 'H thfnrtfy
Pace 4 MCMHhan Attorneys Iul petitioners.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Valley Springs.

The farmers are all complaining
Of TOO much rain,
School begins Monday week, with
Clark Bean as teacher.
Little Roger Rowland, son of Mr..
and Mrs Splint Rowland, has been
very ii,
Miss Tessie Vanzant ofSpringdale,
is visiting her consin, Miss Fama
Honeycutt
Miss Rose Thompson has been
quite sick since returning from
Fayetteville.
Joe Lincberry who has been in
Seattle, Washington, for some time,
has gone to Alaska,
Mr. and Mrs. c. p Tilley of Yell
vile visited the family of S. F,
Honeycutt last week.
Louis D. Pierce, who recently
moved north of Harrison, made a
safe return last Sunday.
Homer Thompson formerly Of
Western Grove, now Of Waco, Texas
visited old friends here this week,
There will be services at this
place in the afternoon by Rev Rose
Of Belletonte, the second Sunday in
this month,
Uncle John McElroy and little
daughter Dale, made a yisie into
Harrison Monday, this being Uncle
Johns first trip away from home for
more than seven months.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Commissioners Sale.

Notice IN hereby given that the undersigned
Commissioner IN ChUnrcY by virtue Of u
Judgment and decree OF the Boone Chnecy
Court State Of Arkansas, rendered on the
18TH day OF May 1915, II being the sixth day Of
the regular March, 1915 term Of said court, In
IN action therein pending, wherein Farmers
Bank In ulUintiil, and j, II, MONT and Mary j,
Mont are defendants, viii between the hours
Of ten o'clock In the forenoon and three o'clock
In the afternoon, on Tuesday the twentieth
day Of July 1915, at the south front door Of the
county court house In the city Of Harrison,
County Of Boone, State Of Arkansas, sell ut
public outcry, TO the highest and best bidder,
on credit Of three months, the following
described real estate, situated In Boone county
State Of Arkongns to.wit'
The West half Of the Southwest quarter Of
section twentyrscyen IN township nineteen
North OF range twentyrOnt West OF the Htth
principal meridian IN ATBNnbNtr excepting
lheroir0m q slrip for a road described ~
lollowsl beginning Rt the North East corner
Of the South West quarter Of the South West
quarter Of said section tweniytscycn, thcecC
North twenty feet, thence West twenty feet,
thence South two hundred aud twenty yards,
thence East twenty feet thence North To
beginning, said lands VIII be sold oll to-
gcthor,
Said sale win be made to satisfy judgment
OF said court, In said action, In favor Of the
plaintiff, for the sum Of one hundred and
forty nine dollars and srycntyelRht cents
with interest thereon ht the rate Of ten per
cent per annum from the fifteenth day Of May
1916, and an costs In said action, and costs Of
this sale, said amounts having been declared
q lien upon said real estate and the HumC
ordered sold for payment Of same,
The purchaser Nt said sale VIII be- required
10 give note with approved security, bearing
interest at the rate Of ten pct cent per nhnum
from date until paid, ana lien VIII De- re-.
lnnod on said real estate for the purchase
money, This l2th day Of June lolh......
MARVIN llAfHCOAI
Commissioner In Chunoey,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
0Iyey

Hay harvest ard wheat stacking
is the order Of the day,
The railroad company has just
completed new stock pens here.
Tax Collector Ralph Jefferson was
in OJyey Wednesday and Thursday,
There seems to be a good deal Of
business going on here considering
The general hard times,
Presiding Elder Morehead preach.
ed in Olyey Tuesday night There
was a large, attentive audience,
The Holy Sacraments were admins.
tered,
The following Harrison young
people spent Saturday and Sunday
at Big Lake Miss Ada Pace, Miss
Margie Redus, Miss Maude Watkins,
Miss Dorothy MITCHELL Messers,
Smith, Christensen, and Crandall,
Contractor Hancock has received
two carloads Of building material
for the new school house here. Work
on this building is progressing rap.
idly -Four carpenters are now at
work Mr., Hancock has moved his
family here from Belleionte and will
remain on the work until the build.
ing is completed
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
NOTICE.

the undersigned, hereby give notice;
| That the tracts of land hereinafter
described, situated in Boone county,
| State of Arkansas, were, each, sub
! ject to taxation for the year A, ID,
1910, that they were duly assessed for
| taxation, that the taxes were not
| paid, that each was duly reported de-
linquent; that the delinquent list con-
| tdining said lands was duly made
out, certified, and published with
notice OF sale; which list and notice Of
sale was duly recorded by the Clerk Of
Boone County before the day Of sale
with statement of what newspaper
it had been published in and the
length Of time and dates of such pub
lications.
That each of said tracts of land was
by the Collector of Taxes of said
Boone county, under authority vested
in him by law as such collector, sold
for the non-payment Of taxes due
thereon, that is; The southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter Of
section twelve in township twenty
one north of range twenty.One west,
containing forty acres; and
The southeast quarter of section
eighteen in township twenty.one
| north of range twenty west, contain
one hundred and sixty acres; all in
Boone county, Arkansas, was, by the
collector of taxes of said Boone
county, Arkansas, separately, and
duly Sold at public auction, on the
twelfth day of June, A, d, 1911, that
being the second Monday Of June,
l9ll, for the non.payment Of the taxes
delinquent thereon for the said year Of
1910; and the undersigned, Harry H..
Holloway, became the purchaser Of
each Of said tracts Of real estate; and, ,
On the fourteenth day Of June A,
D, 1913, no person having redeemed
any part of said real estate and the
time for redemption having expired,
n, A. Freezing, who was then county
clerk Of Boone County, Arkansas,
executed and delivered his separate
deed for each of said tracts of real
estate, by which he duly conveyed
each of them to said Harry II, Hollo-
| way, in accordance with the statute
| for such cases provided; both Of which
deeds have been duly recorded in the
Office Of the Recorder Of Deeds for
said county of Boone, State Of Arkan.
sas,
Now, therefore, all persons are
hereby notified that |, the undersign-
ed, Harry II. Holloway, will, at the
next regular, September, 1918, term Of
the Boone County Chancery Court
make application to have my title to
all Of said real estate confirmed and
quieted,
And, hereby call on all persons
who claim any right, title, or interest,
in or to any part Of the above de-
| scrbed real estate, and on all persons
I who can set mp any right 20 any part
Of the real estate above described, in
consequence Of any informally or any
irregularity connected with such sale,
to show cause at the fist term Of the
Boone Chaucery Court after the pub.
lication OF this notice, !, e. at the
regular September, 1918, term Of said
court, why the sales so made TO me, as
above mentioned should not be con.
hrmcd and my title 70 said real estate
be confirmed and quieted,
Witness my signature on this goth
day Of May 1915,
HARRY H. HOLLOWAY,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Notice for Publication.
JrrarImonl 0I I'M inI0rIOr

Department Of the Interior
US, Land once NJ Harrison. hfN
JUHp lblh iNld.
Notice In hereby given thut John Hooker
smith Of WllcoChH0n Aflu who on June
ian 1918, made homgslp1d entry 10, Qlll94l
Township NJ North, hahrt 40 West nm
principal meridian has nlud notice Of men.
ll0n 10 make three year proof " etlnpl IN
pHlm 10 the lnnd above NenrrllrN 0tlult
Uepnlef aud Receiver United Ninlet ! hn0
once M Harrison, Mn ON ihr 3lHl day VI
jay 1915
claimant names as witnesses, Vlfgll smith,
Daniel Miller Samuel Julian NJ Wllu0uAHuh,
AfH, and hid Mcdonald " llhttisnl, Ath.
rNiCE w. HubGlhs.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
COUNTY NEWS.
HOpeWeIl.

We are enjoying fine cool weather
now.
A new son arrived at the home Of
Charlie Phillips June 22nd.
A revival meeting is to begin at
the Baptist church July 3lst.
We have had the wettest June
or many years Oats are badly dam
aged, and wheat damaged some.
Elder w. S. Troutt was called to
the Summers home near Oak Grove
Sunday, to ofhciate at the wedding
of Dawson Wood and Miss Nada
Summers.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
CeciI.Stripe

Announcement comes 20 Harrison
relatives this week Of the marriage
on June II, Of Troy Cecil, son Of ",
Il Cecil Of this city, to Miss Martha
stripe in Albuquerque, NJ w. at the
nome Of the brides parents Troy
Cecil left Harrison eight years ago,
He ia engaged as a locomotive en-.
gineef running between Albuquef.
que aud Gallup, New Mexico,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10

Letters received from Harrison's
motor tourists, Geo, frew and c, i,
Glines and their families tell Of the
arrival Of the Ffews at the home of
win Henry at Akron, Ohio, and the
Glines Ut the old home at Portland,
Mich, They have travelled near
! 800 miles since leaving US and
have found the Grip enjoyableas well
~ Inexpensive, the cost being at the
rate of about q cent q mile,
The Bank Of Lead Hill, having
bid J. 90 interest ~ against i25 bid
by Harrison banks, was by the Co
unity Court this week designated as
the Depository for all Boone couh.
tvs funds, The law provides that
arrangements must be made 90
handle these funds through bank
located at the county site
Operations on the Woodland
Heights school building has been
delayed by the failure Of the bond
brokers 70 produce the cash, They
promise TO have the funds available
IN the near future,
Read cur big od on tbdlast page
of this paper It will he the means
Of saving you many dollars on your
clothing and shoes.
Price Clothing Co,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Now Is The lime.

A little money and monthly pay
mcnts will save your rent and give
Won a home in Harrison Let the
American Building and Loan Assoel'
alton, Of Little Rock, show you how
easy 1t is to own yonf own home
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10

Catholic services at the Allison
building at s o'clock to morrow
morning. Everybody invited,
Fire Insurance, H, D, Glass, cas-,
side Square, Phone 4S
See the Boone Co. Abstract Co, for
Abstracts. Office in Court House,
The Eyerton Hotel has resumed
business under the management OF
Mrs. !, i, Price,
-For rent, Park Hotel, Harrison,
Ark. q furnished rooms, Address
Box 45G, Harrison, Ark,
Household goods for sale at l1G
Sycamore street just north Of Mid
- way !, UoRobinson,
-
Take a liver square for bilious.
ness, torpid liver, malaria, 2Sc pei
box, II your druggist cannot supply
you, write the Liver Square Company
at Cotter, Arkansas
The ladies Of the NJ, I, Church
South, entertained their families
Friday with a picnic dinner served
on the lawn and porchcs Of the
beautiful home Of Mr., and Mrs, +,
G, Casteel,
Section 3 Of the WomeD's Book
Club entertained with a most
unique program Wednesday after
~.noon at the home Of Mrs {, Z.
Acott. a combination Of vaudeville
~nnd refreshments furnished a most
satisfactory hour for the large
gathering present
..,...asa 20 expire last year, but
been extended by the now fedora
- serve law,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Christian Church.

Christian Science services in Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, sun
day morning at H. subject,
Sacrament" Sunday school at 10,
Wednesday evening meeting at S. A
cordial invitation is extended to all,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
{ YchanNe

Would Ike TO exchange city prop
erty In Wichita kansoa Residence
OF Rental for small farm in The
Ozafks near good town, Address
J. y Shuman,
501 University Ave Wichita, Kan,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
Baptist Church

Sunday School 9;+5 a m. Preach
ing IL a, m, and Sp, m, B. Y, P. U.
Up, m, "A Great Question for the
morning, and evening, What God
Let Man See" You are invited to
attend all our services.
NJ. +. CARTWRIGHT pastor.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
M. {. Church. South

Sunday School at 9;45; congrega,
tional worship and preaching at
100 and 500 O'Clock. The Leag,
ues will meet at the hours of 2:30
and 7;30 p. NJ. Rev. X. c. More
head, our presiding elder, will preach
for MS at both the m5rning and even,
ing hours. You are cordially invjt-
ed to attend these services.
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
To Exchange

Want TO exchange my Home Il
good house, barn aud half block of
ground for n farm In Arkansas
M +, Rreidef
791 Washington st. BlDofado kahs,
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
QalIIpa Datea "a BePlIn.

Washington - The United 81
has adopted the practice Of motif
the German Admiralty Of the tim
departure OF every passenger
sailing the American flag and apE
imating the hours during which
will pass through the war zone,
ia being done- In order 10 nraventI
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
The Christian Church

God in Man is the subject for
Sunday morning, and for the even
ing "Our Duty as Sayiors Of Men
F. M. CUMMINGS, Pastor
The Harrison times., 1915-07-10
WANTED

Men between the age Of ~ and IS 70
prepare fof railway mail eefke post
n office elefk and carrier examinations
>complete course for limited time only,
, w, Addresses Jefferson Institute,
Springfield, Mo,