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The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23

away to q quart. Strain and seal.
This is ilne flavor to add to catchup
for fish sauce.
Many Of the herbs used In aromatic
vinegars may be raised In the homo
garden. A mint bed. nasturtiums,
parsley. thyme, marjoram and others
are all attractive flavors to be pre-
served in some form to te used In
sauces.
Dry tarragon may be purchased II
the fresh plant cannot be obtained.
Allow . half pint Of leaves to q quart
Of vinegar. steep in the vinegar for
two weeks, strain through flannel. bot
tie and seal.
HorssradIsh vInsaar.-Pour . quart
Of boiling vinegar over one and q half
cupfuls Of grated horseradish, add two
tablespoonfuls OF sugar and one Of
salt and let stand one week. strain.
bottle and keep to serve with meat
and flsh. to flavor salads. salad dress
Ings and many other dishes.
splice Vinegar Place the spices In
small bag and take them out when
the vinegar seems sufFlciently spicy.
- otherwise the spice darkens the
vinegar. For AL these vinegars use
cider vinegar for the foundation. Take
two ounces each Of parsley. thyme,
sweet marjoram, mustard, oelery seed.
and one ounce each Of allspios. cloves.
pepper and mace: place IN ~ and
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The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23

meg ana l0W
ra1nins. put into = baking pan and
baked for three or four hours In .
slow oven II . most wholesome. nour-
ishing dish which will be good food
for the children and one which they
like.
Add few tablespoonfuls Of cocoa
nut to : rice custard. or cup GUS
tard for . change. Serve Q chocolate
sauce with plain boiled rice Maple
sugsr, sauce A. another. delicious one
to use with plain boiled rice.
Rice With FruIt.-Rice is particular
~ good with peaches. Cook the rice
and while still warm put into cups
with sliced peaches to mold. Turn
out and garnish with fresh sliced
peaches, serve with sugar and cream.
Pineapple is another fruit that goes
well with rice. Chop 1t fine and stir
II into the cooked rice, serve with
cream and sugar or q sirup of pine
apple juice.
Rice With cheese.-Take q half cup
ful of rice. drop 1t gradually into two
cupfuls Of boiling water and add more
water as It cooks, II necessary. When
perfectly tender let the water cook
on. allowing the steam to escape.
Make q rich cream sauce. using two
tablespoonfuls of butter. two of -four
and cupful of rich milk or thin
cream. cook until smooth. Mix the
sauce with the rice. adding cupful
Of grated cheese. Put into baking
I dish and bake until hot. The cheese
will be stringy II allowed to stay too
long In hot oven.
Rice With Tomatoes. Cook the rice
using cupful of tomato Juice at the
last when nearly tender. This win be
absorbed, then serve with q well sea-
soned, strained tomato sauce. To get
the Juice strain can Of tomato. To
get the pulp for the sauce. put the To-
mato through sieve.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23

ON nano D supply OF
various vinegars.
Pepper Vinegar. Ee.
lect IS pods Of red pep
pers, take out the stems
and cut the pods In
two; place them in Q
kettle with two quarts
Of vinegar and hoil II
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Some OF your hurts you have cured.
And the sharpest you still have sur
vfved. q
But what torments of grief you en-
dured
From evils which never arrived.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23

sTRAhoG MEEIlNos THAT FATE
WILL BRING ABOUT.


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arm.
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his launches by the nre. with his
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out toward the shadowy forest aisles,
ana harkeninr IN the souRhinR of the
anJ n,sh. In ,r ~. r,rs trees quoted
this bit from Mathew Arnold's Dover
Beach,"
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earthly shore
Lay like the folds OF bright girdle
furrd
r.. .' s,srchniv nJ~ @ ,crr xttharav,ne roar.
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OF the night-wind. down the vast edges
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the stranger took up the quotation and
continued It:
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had been drifting. with no definite
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talkinr and them thew ate aeain and
the stranger took his bundle under his
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23

A gsnerous heart oske no reVards
II v. IKE congcieuco. clear:
And gueats have Al good cheer.
And With glad eong
in happy throng
The hours prolonGs
With loving friends whose preeenco
makes life dear.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23
AROMATIC vINEoARs.

Those who enjoy changes in flavor
and well seasoned delicacies will keep
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-10-23
lellI Roll Recipe

4xM,s. Janet Mckenzie HiH, Editor ~
Ms Rosaos Cooking School Magaxins !
This Jelly Roll is fast becoming very
popular on account of the way 1t keeps
fresh. With proper handling Il should
keep fresh q whole week, providing Il
ISN'T eaten up In the meantime, for It is
every bit as good as It looks. 50
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
GOSHEN.

Mrs. Roberts spent few days List week visiting Rit1 relatives at Ozark.
 6aF=3Ioody began revival at as H. 2. Church Wednesday night. Mater sn 'th saea nal e#ffief=en the iHFff r7ste
 Misses Ora Roberts aHd Opal Nhoo of HFman are spending he week wtih=rslaffYes and Friends fa Goshen Qafte a large ezoHd attended tae Buster services at tte=a E. church SaHdaF afternoon. Tae program vas god and well readef=d
 Master Charley Phillips is spend- ing the week with his grandparents, Nr. and Mrs. \. |. Roberts of Wy man.
 Mr, and Mrs Vol Blakemore of near Zion were Sunday visitors in Goshen.
 Rans Clayton left last month for Oregon. Mrs. Clayton and baby will join him sometime this spring.
 Dr Grutcher Of springdale is in Goshen again this week doing dental work.
 Miss Stella Roberts of Wyman soant= last week visiting 4ita her sis tars Mesdames Ed Philips and Joe Gilliland
 Miss E4la Clark came out from Fayetteville and spent Easter wifh her parents Nr. and Mrs Fiery Clark
 Gypsey
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
STUMP GOES
 THROUGH ROOF

A very peculiar accident happen ed at the residence of Frank Farrar, few miles west of Springdale. Mon day morning shortly before noon. and came near resulting seriously for Mrs. Farrar.
 C. A. Kaserman, a neighbor of Frank s was clearing some new land, and was dynamitins stumps. An ex- tra charge under large stump. blew 1t high into the air, and it came doWf on the residence Of Mir. Farrar. going through the roof, and passing with in few inches of Mrs. Farrar who was busy preparing the noon day meal The stump will weigh in the neigh borhood of fifty pounds, and aside from tearing about four foot hole in the roof, came down with eneugl force to almost go through the floor. The escape of Mrs Farrar was ex- csedingly lucky
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
w C.. T. U

The ". CT Twill have their reg diar meeting Monday April 12th, at :. 3Q D. m. al the First M F. Church. He will observe Union Signal day at this time and an Interesting and help fll program has been prepared.
 The second meeting for the month, April 26, will be at the home Of Mrs. H. C. Hankins. This will be social meeting, reception of new members, and dues paying for all
 Let every member be present Monday and help plan to make these meetings success. All who are in- terested in this work are cordially in- vited to attend our meetings.
 Mrs. H C. Hankins, Pres
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
THREE DAY
 CLEAN UP


 At th- regular meeting of the City Council held Tuesday night it was decided 10 hold a Clean Up cam. paign in Springdale, and next Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday were selected as the dates.
 On these days everybody will be expected to make q special effort to clean up, paint and in other ways i'm prove the sanitary conditions of their premises. Such days as these are ill great vogue throughout the United States, Fayetteville Is this week clos ing two-weeks clean =np. and paint up campaign, and much work has bee done in our neighboring town.
 Springdale people should evince a great interest, if necessary the stores should close, and the alleys, streets, and out of the way corners given q good cleaning. There are many sec tfons that need the rake, the shovel and the rubbish carried away or burn ed, and an early clean Up means less flies during the summer Many town hold Up campaigns to do away with the mosquito pest. but sprinedale is never troubled with this summer Tisi- tor, but flies do get annoying.
 Let everyone remember next Tues day. Wednesday and Thursday. and spend three days Cleaning Gp.'
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
JON ES- PIERCE.

C. (. Jones, better known as Neil of this place. and Miss Grace Pierce also of this place, both well known springdale young people stole quite q march on their friends Sat urday, March 20th. when they were very quietly married at the home ot the brides mother. Mrs F E. Pierce on Ho!comb street, Rev. c. N. Green officiating
 Although intimate friends Of both parties have been anticipating a happy continuation of their friendship and making many prophecies, none of them were really prepared when news of the marriage became public. Nevertheless, they received the de layed congratulations of d large cir cle of friends
 The groom is one of the best knowr young men of this section. having re- sided here almost all his life. while the bride has been chief operator at the local telephone office for some time, and her acquaintances are many.
 They will make their home in Poca tello, Idaho.
 The News joins in wishing them all happiness.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
MERCHANTS ARRANGE BlG PREMIUM DAY FOR
 SATURDAY, MAY l5TH

The merchants of Springdale met Friday evening of last week at the Dodson-Renner Insurance office, and perfected final plans for the big pre- mium days in Springdale, and arrang- ed Saturday, May 18th, as the first day
 Elsewhere in this paper will be found complete list of the premium: offered in each of the townships, as well as rules and regulations govern ing the giving away of the premiums. Merchants received their supply of tickets Saturday morning, and com. menced to give tickets Boxes have been arranged at the two banks to receive the tickets, and persons buy ing goods from members of the asso- clation should call for their tickets and arrange for depositing them.
 Much interest is already being shown in the new premium day by the people of Springda'e and surround ing sections. Local merchants who are not already members Of the As sociation should remember that they are especially requested to join, as no merchant or business house in Springdale is barred from the asso- citation
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
SPRIN CREEK

Most of the young people Of this vicinity spent Easter al Monte Ne and Cave Springs
 Mrs Lotrie Pearson has been suffer ing the pest week with a felon on Ael hand
 Nr, and Mrs Fred Hairston Of near Stony Point visited the former s parents Mr, and Mrs. L J Hairston Sunday
 Misses Aldie and Etta Howell wis ited at Springdale Saturday and Sun day, guest Of Miss Gladys Conley
 Henry Sharp visited with home folks Saturday and Sunday.
 Earl Atkison was a business visitor at Bentonville Tuesday.
 Mr and Mrs. George Halsey of Cross Roads, were visitors at Alex Downum Sunday.
 Quite a crowd of the young people as we'll as some of the older ones, enjoyed an Easter party at Esau Begley's last Saturday night.
 Blondy.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
CARD OF HANKS

We take this opportunity 10 thank all the friends of Bob. and our as well, who came 10 us 70 promptly with assistance and stood 70 loyal ly by us in every way and did SO much 10 assist when we lost our boy. Bob Blackard
 We would so lov9 to take each one by the hand. and try to express our appreciation and gratitude. but Ian guage fails If it were possible. we would keep anyone of you from pass Ing through the dark shadow through which We have had to go
 We can never express our grati- tude to Mir. A. NJ. Leitzel, who so Kindly made the long trip to Phoenix, Arlz., and returned with our Bob to his home. We can only say thank you, and stop
 Sincerely yours.
 B. P Smith,
 Ora Smith,
 Mrs. NJ. Smith. oMother.l
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
SILENT GROVE.

Marion Smith made a business trip to Bentonville last Saturday.
 Marion White aud family of Lowell spent Saturday n.gat With his par eats Mf. and Mrs T L. White Of this place.
 Miss Julia Turner came in last Friday from Ft. Worth, Tex, where she has been staying with her broth. CT since last July.
 Will Reasley had the misfortune of losing fine mare Tuesday of last week
 R. NJ. Atkinson and sons Wilber and Walter, spent Saturday night at Roscoe Smith S.
 Ad Hershey came up from Fort Smith Saturday evening and spent Saturday night with his mother. He returned home Sunday morning ac- companied by his vie and little son, Miles.
 Henry Pace and famly are havng siiiege of the chickenpox.
 There was a birthday dinner at John Robbins Sunday in honor of Mrs. Robbins 52nd birthday. About seventy Yneighbors and friends were present. All had most enjoyable time We wish her many more happy birthdays
 C,o,,n+,.,. rl,,5,,,,4-i,,
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
THREE GENT RATE SOON
 ON FRISCO

A three cent mic passenger fare Niil be put into effect in Arkan- sis within few daFs by tae Frisco. according 10 an annaancemenr made yesterday Jy W B Bidale. receiver of thz= roal In oraation 10 this ef- fer vas received last night by Fris- CD officials.
 The railroad is preparing a scbed= ale of inereasad teei=at rates which VII be one effective atter a confer ease with tie Arkansas rairoad ean- mission
 The aanoua eeae4t Bf Be=e.yer HIa- d.e follows closely Che decision of Fedora. Jadse Tr4eFer who Monday l=elafea tae arkaasas TWO cent pas saasef ! te and tze commission frei4ht r7te eolftse tory and enjoiH- d tae state from enfaHeing the rates.
 similar eases to tha one daeisted bg Judge Trieger are pending ION D fore United States courts n Ok laboma and Missouri. Should the courts of these states also decide in favor of the railroads il is probable chat three cent passenger fare will b. put into effect in Missouri by the Frisco
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
HOMETOWN

On March 2fth, Dominica Fiori, az ed = years, a pioneer of Tontitewn, a staunch Catholic, devoted father and respected citizen, died after lingering illness Of four months. He leaves three sons, many grandehild- ren, and great grandchild, all of 1 Tontitown, to mourn his loss.
 The Holy season of Lent is past. Seven weeks Of fasting and prayer in the Catholic Church. in preparation for a joyful Easter
 During Lent have had the aWay oftAe Cross Wednesday. Friday and Saturday.
 Last week was Holy Week, tfle most beautiful week for Catholics of tha whole Eeeleastfcaf year Holy Thursday the Gharah Nas iIIzesfal array in honor ef taa fusdutian. thz Blessed Sacrament ay esr fIazs= cd Lord.
 Good Friday #as#a9 zH m9aHHzle=an account of His ef#eiflz on
 Thursday night Father BaHdiai preached | fine sermon in Engtisa=5H tae Passion oI 6af Lord Friday nfsat Dr PaHdiai acbed OF =t1e s8ae subject n ztzt5aH. II Was z9 Tai We all seemed =ta travel tlIe#or-= taaas road =ealeafs= over asai4z==
 Holy Saturday va another beaati- fit day to us ii anti =ipation of he Ressurrectioa.
 Easter Sunday the Church display cd all her beautiful furnishings in honor Of the day The altars were Ia mass of flowers and candles. It : o'clock mss our Senior Choir rea- dsred many new and beautiful hymns, under tAe directer.hip of MT Mol lar.
 At 10 o'clock High Mass, the Jan- for Choir sarg the st. Anthony Mass. under the direction of the music school teacher si ter Germain IT Ban3ini preached garg fine sermon lat this mass. many strangers were present. and all are cordially invited D come often
 Many arg down NIL bad colds and l7srippe. bat the smallpox report is al fake There never has been smallpox in Tentit 8H.
 Tae-day morning oar Academy be- gins the last month Of school for this school year. Pupils are all busy preparing for final examinations and commencement exercises.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.

The progress the Church has made in it's short history of less than q year will be given to the congregation Sunday morning. The work of the Woman $ Church and Missionary So- ciety; the Sunday School; the treas afef,s report Of the Board Of Dea- co.'s; and the sessions report Of the Church and roll call of the member sip. t is hoped every member of th= Church and Congregation MiIl be present Interesting talk tae Pa-t9r For What tae Presbyterian GAHeA stands. speeiaI mas#e=aas Den alraaged. Ms Guy <. Davis. Ei=ia ; cre-ary If Woman Eoara . Home Missions. Of New 1ork.-RfII Rzak at nisht Mrs Davis fs a s354 speaker. has ele=tr sweet F5ie= and -HeWzH be interesting af instructive 8so=d.al iaFit .5n k si5=sn t1 af1z
 T. Phillips.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
FORTUNE TELLER BOUND
 OVER ID GRAND JURY
 ON ISLANDER CHARGE

The first case before the new Jus tice of the Peace, Fred Reed, was tried Monday afternoon. and was t case wherein Mrs. L. A Geary, a clairvoyant or fortune teller, was charged with slandering.
 The particulars in the case show that Mrs. Geary k a pretended fortune teller, having followed this line of work since she was nine years Of age. and she states that she is subject to visions, in which var. io0s fortunes of her clients are re Fealed Tony White, the Italian boy who works at the Henson barber shop was one of her clients and Mrs Geary reported to Tony friends that she had a vision in which the facts were revealed that Tony was part negro, that he had two sons, one black and one white, and that he ran away from home ill New York on account of racial trouble. This un- usual report from the fortune teller Was related by her to one of Tony girl friends, who in t3rn related il Tony. This Q inseHsed the Italian that he informed Prosecuting Attorne Flowers at Fayetteville, who issued q warrant for her arrest
 Tha case was heard by Justie Re-. Monday afternoon and Mrs deafH. held to avait. the action of the grand jury under S30o bond. s4e=8#s unable = size the bond aId sgas confined ill the county jail at Fayetteville Ire tlas..#4el#i!.a
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
CITY ID PURCHASE
 LOTS FOR PARK IN
 EAST SIDE SPRINGDALE

II the present plans of the Coun- ell materialize folks living on the east side will have a park. \ move ment was started at the meeting of the Council Tuesday night towards purchasing the grove on the east side near the residence of Wilson Cardwel and converting same into a park. This will give SpringdaIe three parks, all Of which are beauti- fal spots. and could all be made more so by just a little attention.
 What has become of the movement turning the parks of springdale over to the ladies. and the organization Of the Park Improvement Association?
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
CITY COUNC|L,
 WILL PAINT
 AUDITORIUM

1t be meeting of the Council Tues day night G..A. Ruppie and J. Beeley were appointed q committee from the co4neilte paint Auditorium, and a5 the funds of the cifY are at asFerg low e49, it will be necessary to secure some donations te do the work As q means of securing part of the funds il has been decided to tear down the fence around the Auditorium park and sell same al pub lie auction. The fence is made of heavy hog wire, and is in almost per feet condition; some farmer could save quite lot on his next fence by purchasing this wire Those who want same are requested 10 send or mail their bids to either G. \ Rupple or J. Beeley. There is 1sa6 feet of the hog wire. and 3.0a fezt of barb wire ill the entire lot.
 This money in addition 10 the amounts already subscribed by local parties, together with more to come should prove enough to give needed coat of paint 10 the Auditorium Don [ forget to give a gallon ef paint to- wards the work.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
BLISS.

\. l.. Bliss. who moved to Spring dale last April from Colorado, died very suddenly at his home Sunday evening, being stricken with heart trouble During his years residence in Springdale. he made many friends, who were pained to learn of his death.
 Deceased was born in Ohio Jan uary 9th, lS43, and moved to Iowa, where he was married on July 18th. 1873, to Miss Charlotte Liscum To this union were born four sons and one daughter, ] \. Bliss. of Ruthyan. Iowa; Harry, Lester and Bert, all Of this place, and the daughter Mrs Lottie Kerr, ot Baskerville, Iowa All are in Springdae, with the exception of j. X. of RUthyan, who was un- avoidably detained
 The deceased was sick only a very short time, being slightly indisposed, but his illness was not considered ser ious. He was afflicted with lis first attack Of heart trouble on Saturday evening, but rallied and seemed to be improving, when the second stroke came Sunday evening, and he passed away before the arrival of a physi- elan.
 Deceased was a member of the Ma sonic Fraternity, and a member Of the NJ. F. Church, South.
 Although the family have been here only year they have made many friends, and The News joins with these in extending heartfelt sympa- thy.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
 HAIR MAN

Rev Lafayette Jackson returned returned from Fort Smith last week where he has been spending the win ter with his children.
 l. H. Mayes and Sam Myers made business trip to Rogers last Thurs day.
 Mrs. Cora Thompson spent Easter with home folks at Elm Springs.
 Quite a large crowd attended the egg roast at E. F Nright's Saturday night. All report a fine time
 The friends and relatives here Of James Brown of Ni1dlehrook. Ark were very much shocked to hear of his death which occurred April 1. at his home at Middlebrook.
 Miss Cora Greenlee. who has been staying with R. Brawn's family fer the past two weeks. was called home Saturday by the sudden illness of her father.
 Born, March Both 10 Mr. and Mrs. OH Lively. daughter
 ". p.' FdAkiH and WIHe spent Easter with Mir Henderson's family at Woodlawn
 Mr. and Mrs. Enterline. who have been in Arizona for the past two years, returned to their home here last week. Mir. Enterline says he be- lieves Arkansas is the best place he knows of.
 Jabe Sullivan has been very sick for the past week. Dr. Cooper of Elm Springs is the attending physi- cian
 Mesdames Ida Brown and Mary Franklin are both still quitepoorly.
 Polly Ann.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
SPRINGTOWN

Will Glass and Albert Goddard made a business trip to Cave Springs last Thursday.
 Miss Jessie Glass came home last Thursday evening from Cave Springs, where she has been attending school and has completed the eighth grade. Rev. Ditterline and family took dinner Sunday with Ebert Kings fan fly. Ebert has been on the sick list since he came home from Benton vile. where he spent almost two weeks as juryman
 Miss Stella Elliot is staying with MT. and Mrs. Arthur Ottinge and is clerking in the store part of the time
 Oceola
The Springdale news., 1915-04-09
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bible : h3ol tt 10 a m. Communion and preaching services tt II a. In. Preaching services in the evening at 50 Morning sabje |. Mans Supreme Need Evening subject, Source Of all Mis- et.Y"
 Choir practice Friday evening at th2 church. A cordial welcome is extended to aa1 strangers in town especially, to a1 these services.
 E c Manley.
 Minister.