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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10


WELL WELL WE'LL
70 aerss - baftom Land running watsr.
level easy clearing only niles from
seattle hnltf service. i1r fare owner
must coll Co meet obligations and eanta
1850 CASH. t49o At sss
acres red sandy iaam soil half mile
from beach ono mile from dock school
and store good neiEhhors TOO. sc
cash. 80 per month.
acres water front as fss, ~ fine
sandy beach several ha.is daily aud
los fare rsu can drive down 60 beach
with team y = u ard store. near
school oniY fttoi SO cash SO por
month
AAsgN a SEXTON CoMrANY.
iiio Flfsi Ave. Ground Flear
FoH sALE 30 arfss whiacofn county,
school dls,rict U.s. on california creek
cows ! heifef young team horses
wagon harness barn. tools chicken
house. T.ruom house. orchard 2 acres
% spufH This place has fine water.
about 20 acres pillow land win cell for
5000 tits 3sih South Phone
neacou 7tsa
ron LEASE acres north Of citt
mostly cleared small house barn.
ably 90 ushf party
GEO a vftrtE co
si7 Hoston Block
20 ACRES FOR DAIRY
Fertile clay loan with living water. win
produce heavy tonnage ~ clover
good district not hhrd 60 Improve. and
fine for dairy purposes Price 500 on
liberal terms
l. J MARSH & CO. 1909 ID AVE.
BACK TO TIE SOIL
100 acres close 20 Seattle on good auto.
mobile road practically an good land
some under cultivation good water and
7.room house a bargain nt $50 per
acre good terms North 7fcT or Elliott
eos
BtY from owner 40 acres good land or
main rund ! p miles from wharf store
school. can be divided between tvo.
best buy On kitsap couuay ne SEQ Der
acre terms Take steamer Athion
pier g. 60 Pouisho Inquire for owner al
Grand View hotel
ONE acre. All cleared half IN garden
good we'll excellent WOW o. lake and
Seattle cottage some fruit. twelve
minutes walk from fery. bargain n
taken o. once J y Taylor Box 49,.
FOR UENT Eisht acres fruit Farden
with chickens small house close To-
Seattle. 500 y q Moran. bellevue
wash
a18.ACWE relinpuishment vrrv best son
aud location near timber. shallow tp
water WIN soil cheap cor trade TtIs
la genuine bargain. eau Glce nm.
nan Ilnge end meridian Cur line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10

LOOK HEKE--rhs bargain store. 80
Occidental ave ccrn-r Mair. sill. new
and second -hsnd suits ard os~rcuats.
ssas ur. odd coats a1r ~; pants soc
ups hats ard she's. see mp. wstrhs.
- On snaie 8~~sirv, xuns trunks. a,
tr~<sf rris-.
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ATTORNEYS Nr-fsw
Ht'~sEi.1. rAREFtfs-tts - Hik
General practice estates. laws huahaa %
ara wfse consultation sre~. Eilie.t 80
ADVICE FREE-JosEpH ALLEN. At
TcpNEY. 20 years experiences. laws %
husband ara wife. property rights
CONSTELLATION FREE Rooms sot-
sss oilers Music Piss Main iets.
JOHN Il PARkEs-~fGi Lyon Biaw Main
Dfs ts years srperisnes In chieaxo
reurss
WILLIAM nHTNr-Afforn~y At Law
1910 First ave. Seattle. T~iephons n
Holt tfsT. Advtc- free any subject,
OF letters promptly answered: laws %
husband snf wifs prouptiy adjusted
~~~rfg rernrf- made collections
S-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~ -4~4~1~~~~~.~@-oN~~
afro DELIVERY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10
IS For Rent unfinished

5 WioM FLAT. modern. clean. wpihinF
distance adults SO 90. inquire 80
Harrison
FoH BENt#A SNAP. suhurbaa iruom.
fnoderu nee sleeping porch ~
acres chicken house small ffuit. snf.
dsa risnted rrl hatnisr zoe 81
fuW HENr
HOUSES. COTTAGES. FLATS
To 10 ROOMS
VICINITY as JACKSON sr caru AVE
CHEAP To Ouou rENANfH
WrNr can HFltNfrn ~ cry
DAWSON, 2t2l JACKSON ST.
fuH hfNr faotu house. unfurnished
ras rent and alive breakfast in morninE
West seattle Address y .. star
81 % rnems ~iih fange tttr rirsi
ave- g. wslinEfofd csf Phone
N-SJSS~s%~~~~~--~~~o~~~-~~o~~
20 HOTELS
THE NiH0fNts HOTEL
Nifsinia 50 ard Eighth Ave
uss any cars tia wesiiahs ave los mod.
sfn elegantly furnished rooms with
ths hest in cleanliness. comfort Rnd
caurtssY fof the least money Transient.
too 70 o.. sssky. ts.Go so O., Kitchen
privileges
rhH ANNEX sbot Eiahth' nssr wrsi,
heated bedroom. tfor meal. ffs- baths
snd phone TRANSIENT. fsei ~sssiy tite.
burnside Hotel
vuter new management Haus~heeniar
o. 80 and up transient 1te night ~ 60
week un Thoroughly renovated and
fsfaruishrd everything clean and neat
tteeh Fifst ave. opposite Corner MAJ
kst
n.sy.as,es isiiS s.seat ~ -..s 20
l7 FURNISHED ROOMS
III FiRsr Ava
80 PR = -, zee % .onn..
.2s HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
sLEGriNu tts6 rsr ~ssk ana W.
housekeeping. ~ 90 Per seek sad up
gsle western A..
% ROARDERS WANTED
a WIDOW ~aaid hss b. b6afd a niiIs
haY. aEs 60 Washing anf msnfins
dans o. es nssk rhons Main ere
EAcELLENr HOARD. wtth feam. IN
private home al modern ranVsnisnres
Yauns p-epi. preferred. 80 Per seek
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80 RENTALS
Iisada aaftsf. for seattle
Rental Property.
Call a. office And iist.
J ~ JANIS a CO
Leading Nsntsfs
-. Ei,.i n,as s..saa 80 riss -,
40 BUSINESS CHANCES
Foh AAt.E IT go shsfss Eifsrt NaiaT
caF Company sfnrh IS ssnis share
COMPANY selling et 60 cents ~ tf1.
1fe aruaFa 81
NANE IL = tnHi rNaure fn So = ptsrF ~
fuuf nHn ua f0u kn1s the falwr ~
Frsfauranfr Come ard make me sh
offer. nathfnE rsnsnaabis fufnsd dos
NJ Handf go fnien ~
WANTEf Party whn can lrtsst g. zoe
IN mlninE Fsnfufe On ALASKA eifr
tonsss ana tstahis prospsefar sna
miner onif fsiiahis parties tssd
snsu.r address star y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10
10 MALE HELP WANTED

local. representative wanted In etert
town And GA every a q ~ route Boa
"a stats 60 take care of our suhscrtp.
lions Write or see "a " Parish ,afe
The star Seattle. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10
cONcERr a. pI NMnIlrA

CONCERT AT PLYMOUTH
Many fine numbers were rendered
at the concert given by the Seattle
Federation OF Musical clubs a,
Plymouth church. Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10

- 5 R-E-E.N.s sc RE r. -s
Ve[ stop the Fiy
Gss N touch Win cur direct
f1-- nom factory TO feu pian ~ %
L6& sill saws sou IS 40 80 per-
E--S cent % ali baiifinw faat-riai.
lAM We operate our crn factofy,
II and make Immediate ship-
- usnt from largest stock -
West
ki4x& window screen. .... ace ur
sash cor half winde~s srrssns
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. zoe ue
Screen door. ....................t IS 20
ssefesr panel .cor- rs sires .......tttA
same Tor paintinx q, .fse. onty1 ss
Cottage frrnt door. ..-......... - IS up
: ply veneer Interior door. ....... - up'
i-pir vsr~er interior tears ...... 20 up
NsN cra'rnan trtsrioF door. ... 50 up
Nsw craft sman treat doors ...... fft 80
catihEs frost ~info~s ....s....s use up
i-hEht ransam rss-ss...ss.--.. - up
nanxaio~ easement sssn ..t..... Sc gp
Canpists Inside ~tndaw trim ... 80
Complete inside door trim ..4. te
GLASS;. PAINTS BUILDING psrvR
AND HARDWARE. oSE-rHtHD LESS
ASK ron CATALOGUE 80. II
O WILLIAMS co.
SASH AND no0ns
1919 Pr. Ave Msin isif
FOR sAf.E-sseond. hsns phaaoErsp6.
1879 wss'iake Elliott gaTs
WE Rent s~wfaE machines tI06 4
month. 10 Pine Phone isae.
Pf.fFMpfNd Work Al repairs sec per
hour North 1864
sfNS1ENBERg- SAFETY eiadss snarn~a.
- res pror.-- 1913 go. rear usion.
FoR sALE-Eisciria aEn. Hsgsi cafe
"a Uni,n.
HOW 10 nscoms a. American Cititsn-'
ne Rsymsys Booksiors tffa tst ave
NEW Tricks ASD PtZZLEa Just M
ssiv.d Trick q ParEls 60. us rlr.,
Vehicles and Implements
kENNEDY WAGON Co. seattle. Wash
Farm irpismsn;s buys and sell. sec
ard hand vehicles
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9 FOR SALE-LJVESTOCK
SEATTLE HORSE NARKEr-iTi1 Fir.,
Auctions Tuesdays. p m. Main
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10 POULTRY
/ FOR EAIf.-nroWn and White f,@sfsTn
ssKs. Use Tor rs Also fire breeding
choose from. 1918 y. 18Th 81 North
1890
| THoRoCGHBRED Hu.- Orpinetons see
per setting Rainier -
I ron SALE thoroughbred Hack
xinorcas and rooster. ~ Thoroughbred
white Leghorus NaTfh 1853.
BEEKEEPISG PAYS big fnstruction
hooks. etc free send dime for sam.
pie pure California honey. Rig
Apiarics. Nordhofr cal
WANTED i.eghprn rooster one ysar Old.
| Inquire t02a 4zd Fanth
1 THOROrGHHRED Buff Ofpingtous. soc
per setting Rainier as
| FOR sAi.E-~Tguiouss geese. 90 cent.
ScO~0~~~~o~~~e~~-e~e>O- ~~~~-~.~~~~~-~-~.e
IL LOST AND FOUND
= -a= q
LOST. BLACK FEMALE CAT.
| One year old. white Whiskers white
! shirt front white feet fnforua. 4
fioH or return TO t0e2is Howell o.
u =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10

WANrEp -rwa m~r 20 tearn auts ana
TRUCK arivsar and rsraittns 1899 isA
80 ~ tnoar,oN'-. iot ala NM
rtkE
WHY paY Iunru when sta buAsa tat suit
or oNefroat at Trades Upstairs suit
shop sottt rbifd second fioaFf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10
u statesmen WANTED

sKi.EsMkN WANTED rsp@Fisac, 90,
uecrs.arY. essf wors. bis pay Write
nos fsf iarss lisi - nrenlHss offer
inF onpsrtuuitiss o. earn ffuu zee o.
$500 month ehilr fpa learn Al
dress uHafwpt office Dept ANt va
tiunaI Aaissmsns rrainins Association.
fHfras1 Nrn fufa aau Francisco
~Nso~~s~>~-~~~ee~s~-~ - es>e~e~~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10
PERSONALS

- A<tNe>~A
LONELY rnunE stdsw az. a. wsisht
itt. eNus uiss. comfortable home. fst
acf~s nns.t ~hsat land. meas Fseinc
coast worth sER zee. ineuns o. eee
yearly aiao large hank AeeNuri. good
dispostiien sssY 20 set along sin. sui
marry pastf nan n bright. hnrsfabls.
awhiftoas ard capable - mansstaE
property successfully. M1re particulars
Tor soy uaan answeriaR autrt iacinrinH
SONS postage Address Ntnrers tla
FarfnfnEdais ~ uaa fuerersf dsiifa
sfi-. nst ans~srsaI rats notio~ l.
genuine
WIDOW 1f ur}nrHintrFsg ffan, fbe
East wuaid fke 90 meet sTutientan
taiassa as ana 60 ln rnnlfurtahie etf.
eamstanrss abteef matrimenY - o..
star
sINCEWE tady 81 - 8. dssifuas n MEET
fnE rssp=rtabi~ Enrkirs man 80 rsft
uer fn foafuinE house iuusi 30 Sincere
arf no general delivery reed ansHrf
objscs raairimony Address y a. star
nAcifFl.oR xiri 80 warfh Iaa zoe wnnid
marry. " uox si. League. Tyis1q
bhte.
HTBfS EsSf.fkE wafnan, aEs 81 vIshss
- meet gentleman Who Il willing %
irvsst - lodging house y ~ stAr
DENvER DYE wonKs-iies fsh. &c.
WANTED Good bad % m9ih-5 isss
boy ysars Old address stas
MARTY Tor wsaifb ard happinsss us.
liable paper. with photos. free Ncssen
grr HaE $50. los Anrs,~s Cal
kaVsnsHsns q % rst. ICES tir., a.
gEN TLEMNS. stfanEss Do city desires
acquaintance yeuaw iadY Or widow Oh
lsct matrimony address c.e' siar
NEAT Appearing videp. - wauts e.
meet gentleman near nwu arc niast
30 neat dresser and nns rho can pre-
vide good home 20 rirht party. object
matrimony. star = 70
f-EDTES-ssndsfssn's Cotton Root pliis
safe and sure cure for dsiafsd periods
price s. Money refunded " remedy
fails after faif trial Raymond Remedy
Co. ziTM PIKE 81
MRNfCtnfSu and fnAssssinE Eastern
lady attendants offices ii.i2. meg
Third ave
GET MAHHfgD Tisst matFimcniai paper
puhishrd msii~d free The Cor.
respondent Toledo. ohio.
NR9 UAao~ WORTHWHILE MD
AGED PEOPLE. ais y MERCER
CAPITOL 80
coNsTfPLrioS--Ssw methed ! rYth.
tan Blds
GET AcorAfTrEp SOCIETY -Nsulss
and addresses no rins 81 Main
1890 Ladies ire.
CHIHOFUDIaT CONS removed ID palm
i.s. method. offlcs fo1. ise' rhlrd Az
MfDwiFE-w ANNA wftLEfKsEN
Tois 18Th ave y 81 Phone ballard 1857
UAPPTNEs lies in married ste Are you
isneIyq Join sratft~ Reliable Friend.
ship Ciah Iadis. free. Ada T.. Evans.
III Union. Apt n
MISS JEWELL aANtcURfNO. my
Tbfra Dsfirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10

5 GRE v S.ss-c n-E 81
stop the Fiy
.&ss IN touch Win eur direct
sram factory TO gpu pian %
sill save ynu IS 40 80 pr
rent % All bniifinx materials
We operate our cNa facfoff,
and make Immediate ship-
rusnt fFoHa largest stock 10
West
yvtndnw screen. ...s. ace ur
sash cor hslf winde~s srresns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10

SEVERAL Enad pse1 rafs Sod
GnG iindsnh Cadillac onto.
Paige ahh Faf1 strfhauiei and
fsHaiHfsf na ssnshfr affrf
Fvfassd West4fn Nftaf raI CO.
t4tihFef eve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10

NEW PIANOS FOR HESr. RENr Af-
piled on purchase MsYrr-ronsg. sit
ffutan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10

5 eioM FLAT. modern riean. ssihior
distance sdutts tiooo. inquire 30
Harrison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10
RECOMMEND PAYMENT

Despite Mayor GINS veto. the
finance committee OF the council
recommeuded for passage a bill CIV.
ing $3.50 to Henry Brice. contract
FOR. Brice incurred the expense
when the city delayed grading orch.
ard IT, after the contract had been
awarded him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10
10 FEMALE SITUATIONS

cOTsoHED WOMAN Wishes day work
ely references. Phone Ballard 1907,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10

Fun RhNtA snap suhwhs4 room
fuudarit nee sleeping rnffh Fta
aefes chicken hflss small ffutt sht
den planted Tot Haiuier zoe "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10

ron LEASE acres north u citr
mostly cleared small house barn
chicken house VIII rent vefY reason.
ably 90 uahf party
GEO VIRTUE co
gi7 Boston Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10
2o--MALE SITUATION

Man with family wanta wurk ~ any
tiud. can miih Il capable - manRKlns
farn. can fuFnish references \.
Mccnlui. East sfsnsesa. ~ ash
SEt'i.EANlN1 Mas aants fsstAanrs
housscisanins carpet t~atinH vindHn
washing kitrhen waiis secured Gaslit1
references Mafhsas Nsfa 1881
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-10

MntEk NANttlt tui.t+tNt
tnH Main ~
wants men and semen ga learn thr bar
bee trade Wages paid ahilc learning
We assist you in securing positions
Original M1irr s5sfrm ~ eaiieErs
VA t.lAL ~ tts PlWr II
The Springdale news., 1915-02-19
ORGANIZE PRAEToRIANs HERE.

The modern order of Praetorians, of Dallas, Texas, is organizing a Council in Sprir gdale. The Prae- torians is fratarnal organization which has over million dollars re- sarye, and offers policy, which ap pe2ls to any young or old person. Benefits paid to Jan. l. 1915, ss54.- 652. 20; reserve ss1 200 000.00
 C. R. Eggleston, the state manager who resides in Fort Smith, will be in Springdale the last of the week, with a part of the Council to assist in the organization here.
 The order has rented the Armory building, where they will meet every Friday night
 In connection with the usual bene- fits from an insurance standpoint, the Praetorian order offers special feat ures in social way. BanquetS are served at the hall each month, and other attractive social features, for the benefit of the members are given from time to time. .-Advt.
The Springdale news., 1915-02-19

and clothing busiLess as he has ser yed twelve years travelling in this line. He is well known throughout tlis entire section, and his accept ance will meet with the approval of his large circle of friends, and should prove pleasing to the customers of tn Springdala Cash Dry Goods Go.
 News has been received in Spring dale of the death of Mrs. Cora Horn, wife of N. ]. Horn. residing near Zion, death occurring Monday, the 18th. Burial services were conducted by Rev. Chas Watson and Rev. Moody interment in Sons Chapel cemetery Mr Horn has the sympa- thy Of large circle of friends ill his bereavement.
 Company "A" is rapidly rounding into shape for the annual inspection Friday night of next week, and the attendance at drill is increasing. Drills are being he'd on Monday and Wednesday nighfs, in order to give the company all Instructions for the inspection Company "A" may not get to take the trip to San Francis Ico, but the company that does. will be perfection. The lccal boys are working hard and most favorable report is anticipated
The Springdale news., 1915-02-19
Of Local Interest
To Patrons of the Postoffice

Monday. February 22, being a Il )liday for postal employees, the gen eral delivery window at the postoffice will only be open from a. m until 9 a. m., and from 5 D. m. until 5:3o p m. The R. F. D. carriers will not serve their route next Monday, but patrons on the r5utes can get their mail by calling at the general deliv= cry at the hours mentioned above.
 Jno p. Stafford, Postmaster.
 Boost-if you can t. get out of the way, so th other fe low can.
 Ain't it funny what difference a road drag makes? Try 1t. Chancery Judge T. H Humphreys was in springdale Sunday morning on business.
 Get en the Boos CT wagon. If not conyerted. to va aer=works, see a doctor.
 J. R. Harris was oat from Fayette- vii Tuesday looking aster business affairs
 Paries bothered with dust from passing autos shous q remember that your street could be sprinkled if Springdale had waterworks.
 
 Mrs. \. Meir, Miss Pauline @alk- CT and others were up from Van Bur- en Sunday, and spent the day with Mr. and Alfs. E. T CaadIe.
 Here's tip, play your limit. Some thing will be done in Sprin edale about water-works in the next few days, or -, nothing.
 These nice spring-like days are not only tempting to the flower and vegetable gardener. but the auto bug feels life-lihe. it's showing up well in Springda' e.
 Born, to MT and Mrs. Frank l.. Farrar, Monday morning, Feb. |,
The Springdale news., 1915-02-19

A meeting of the stockholders of the Peach Growers Exchange will be held at the Mayors office Monday, February p, at ? 30 D. m. It is the purpose of this meeting to discuss the spraying and cultiyating require ments which shall be made of all who ship their fruit with the Exchange. The spraying requirements must be made and published at once so that all will have ampe time to prepare for the dormant spraying. For this reason it i- important that all stock holders be present at this meeting.
 r. c. Robb, Sec.
The Springdale news., 1915-02-19
THE OLD TIME SHOUT

Was heard at the Methodist reviv- a last night when four young ladies and two young men were saved from sin. Rev. Rryard is preaching a straight Gospel. setting up a high standard of Christian living and warning men of tAe awfulness of sin. The interest is growing at every ser v'ce and sinners are being saved. Are you interested in this sort of a revival? Come. you need the inspira- tion, and we need your help. Don't .ake somebody's word for 1t, come and see for yourself. COME. Ser wees at 10 a. m. and 7:30 D. m.
The Springdale news., 1915-02-19

will be done. just sit tight and don't rock the boat.
 Mrs. K. A. Mulfcrd on Holcomb street, was hostess to a dinner party O. sixteen guests Tuesday evening A select and delightful dinner course was served. and the evening spent il playing progressive 300.
 '$5.00 fine for splitting here Cards bearing the above have been tackled. do in several different places. and City Marshal Avis has served notice that a rigid enforcement of the anti spitting ordinance will be made, dur ing the coming spring and summer
 Local fishermen have already be- gun to feel the fever, and the more brave have already tried the streams. Very light catches are re- ported so far However, the heaviest" fishermen haven't wet their line" yet this season. The waters just "lettlea cool yet.
 Advices from Little Rock state that all three representative from this couney voted for tie state wide bil, when it first came up. but NJ. NJ. Collier was the only representa- tive present when the bill was re- turned fro. the senate with the amendment making it effective Jan. l, 1916. This last vote was of mi n9r importance. Now, we're alright, and ready fsr mere game
 Work on the new buildings is be- ing pushed very rapidly these bright ys, and Mathew Eros. who have tha contra for the brick work on tn two Gillett buildings, began throw ing mud Monday morning, and for mud throWers" this crew are speed demons. With week of working weather they expect to have the brick work complete. and well, that's goin' some
 Chls. Mckinney, of this place, has accepted a position with the Spring dale Cash Dry Goods Co, entering uoon his duties Tuesday Mr. Me Kinney is no novice in the dry goods
The Springdale news., 1915-02-19
WARNING

To All Parents, Guardians and Oth- CTS Concerned
 l will, without further notice, pros eeute to the full extent of the law. irrespective of age or station. any one caught hunting, carrying gun. or trespassing on my home place. This hunting business has been rubbed in long enough, as proved by the late accident 1t-pd
 | N Carter
The Springdale news., 1915-02-19
Baker-Oe aver.

Mr. Guy Baker and Miss Sallie Deayer of Elm Springs drove over to the home of the brides sister, MT. and Mrs. Oscar Sears, near Ben- tonyille, on Sunday, Feb. 1ith and were quietly married. Rev N. H. Sears performed the ceremony.
 These highly respected young peo- pie have a host of friends who join in wishing them long and successful journey through life.
The Springdale news., 1915-02-19


 Emma Avenue is almost filled with bricks to be used in the new build ings. Well, nobody needs to howl, if over.
 Bob Blackard left Tuesday morn ing for Clarksville, where he will spend several days visiting relatives and friends and will also recuper- ate some of his lost strength.
 Mrs. N. F. Lear left fore part Of the week for BerryYille, where sEe expects to spend several days visiting friends. In the meantime Willard i doing his own cooking-he also eat what he cooks.
 w. R. Draper of Rogers was in town Monday and Tuesday with eight land buyers from the north Mir. Draper owns farm on White River and is selling considerable land in Washington and Madison counties.
 The dance at the Armory last Fri day night was well tatended, some twenty-two couples being present. Music was furnished by the Saunders Orchestra, of Rogers, assisted by Miss Harriette Marks, of this place Dancing was enjoyed until late hour.
 Tony White, head porter at the Henson barber shop is installing a new two-chair shining stand. Tony is there" with the polish, rag and brush, mad the new stand is an ex- ceptionally nice piece of furniture. The stand was built by J. s. Ewalt, Jr., and is of quarter-sawed oak.
 Since the recent agitation for water-works Springdale is getting on the map, with big dot Every day someone submits a proposition for a system or some engineering firm wants to show the way. Something
The Springdale news., 1915-02-19
TOMATO GROWERS NOTICE.

We desire to- hereby notify all to- mato growers in this section that we cannot make a contract with you for the coming season, if you expect to ship part of your tomatoes.
 Banks X Appleby. Feb. 15. 1915.
The Springdale news., 1915-02-19

TO TRADE OR SELE.-0ne pair mares, and 3 years old, for sale in foal pair horses two years old; mule two years old; also want to trade house renting for sl0 per month for auto and difference This stock may be seen at Garrel and Lindley barn. 4t-pd.