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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
&angtl paa Exrtre.

Observation-Disclosures Clay
ton oppellerer til forbenperenoe
.Sfolelareres 8%atriotisme for at
fplbe 2prcrgjerningens Meffer,
fom mi CT bleben n6tpnoeoe peo
,&rigen. Som bar ogioa in6tren>
'gen6e benitillet til @fole- og @tats-
ontboritetcrue at opbeDe nubare11.
De 2obe, Der forbpoer 9ifte @pin6er
at nrocrbiie / Sc offentlige Sfoler.
Gplgenoe l1otalclie al &ommis-
i9ren offel,tliggjbres officielt:
SRA. ollie @attcr at 2onbct font.
'In1er Snbberetuinger. ON, at 2erere
fort Mntol forloocr 5folcr,1e paa
2an6et % i @perre for at irotreoe
i en eller o,roen @re,1 al 2or,oets
MilitGrtjcne1te cllcr for at qno. ino
! fommerciclle ellcr inoultridle 8e<
1fiGftigelfer til 2pnninger, 1om CT
necget Dejcre cno Dem, oe foor iom
2erere.
Gapporter fra Mormolifolerne tD=
Ser paa, at Ml1tollet at gleper, 1om
~u6efsomineres fra Dem / Mor, BIZ
Der mil1bre emo / Gjor. Mc6minore
noget fan 9jpres for at oibjelpe
,@it1otionen, bil Nlaolen cftcr mol,=
'ge bpebc og e%rforne 2prerc blipe
ohertugt al unge 2nrcre 1'oen CT
foring eller professional 9belie.
Ser CT imiolertio fer / 2oroet
ISuiinocr al Ner loner, lprlig &bin-
Der me6 gobc &1ln6ifober og Epc1=
ie, 1on bor bopt grforing iom bel=
;oige 2Grcre> me1, lom fat trutfa
fig til6o9c fra oftip Gjcncitc. Mo,t,
&c al 6isle fu>l6e poe per6ifuI
,Eieneite poo1rp / Sfolcrl1e og ocrpeo
ofbjplpc sen m,pGrea1oe Strife Sea
onbe foler, at sc otter foloes til
E1enel tic, og at 2oue, 6ororbninger
eller Sfolcfonmisiiol1ers Mcglc=
met1tcr forbpoelr6c 9iftc &pi,l6cr at
urooerbiie / Sc offentliae Sfoler
1tspe6eres cllcr ppbpbps."
commissioner f)c11ltiller til Nor-
nlu1ro1crnr II yiuc lpeclcr1c suul=
merf1rius for fpr6ennrrenoc &c.
ere for at gjpre bisle fulot lfiffcbe
il at in6trG6c / Sjcnclten poo1,p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
Hapens @aaifebmbifab.

&ope 8eltc6ift fenocr fplgen6e
F~oolfebu6ifob til Sc Gorencoe 6ta<
ter:
Set fprite 8u6ifab Sen opitono=
TIC Srer1er uotalte til fine 9iiciple
efter at babe uo1tooet &aslions=
ltgens Bin1ler Dor: uSreo bore meo
coer." @l6rig bor sem @er6en, for
bbtlfcn bon ofreoe itgt bobt ioa 6pb
Erang til set Tre6sbu6ifob lon1
i Sag.
g3u til &ooifen fan intct be6re
|@nife TITLES til set 2an6, TOM er
bore Sierter iaa fiert, en0 at sen
g~uooommelige @ienleier maa til.
iiaa Ell @irfeliggiprelie al oIles
|3nife, at set nubarenoe So6 mao
|leges og Ell barig Sreo flutes pao
|@rbn6lag at &etfer6igbeo, CUBS.
|frpgt og Observation-Disclosures, ioo
@er6en faor ct NIT @amfuno al
Solfene oe Mationerne foreneb'
UNDER Ben ion6e @eIigions @ern /
|Streben moo en- e6lere, re1ere oe
|bebre @ibiliiation.
Set er Iaalebes hi pnifer at op:
|fp16e Meeiterens fio1te 0pfororine
It'll bans Mpoitle: @on r6 / @er6en
|og forfpn6 @bmgeliet til al @fab.
ningen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
SRA 8anaor, SIC.

@eo at 1eIe / 8lo6et ON Mp6b,
Sioro og 6e gomle Greer paa oenk
8nno, TOM jeg til at tenfe paa Der
SID - for inort so Mar fi6en =
% oe ino6emrne6e og terlag6t
Nafifop Gior6. Do @on6et pa,
pa11npet no. toni Scr ogiao Grocer
til Spne; men pe fleite 1oa beit /
Soroe11, ioa 6e var not fra en- pn-
gre Eio. Set lfa no, iom fun oe1
noerite at Stammer1e bar tilbaqe,
.og oct bar baarSt iom Sen. Mor
.brugte BET til 9renoiel;; men 3d.
sen oeraf bar fo{t og lugte6e iterH.
.9et ferite, man iaoe6e / Sen tgr-
agte Buno, bar Slug / iman Gtpf=
ter Der og Der. Set groe6e goot;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
Dft htnrr 6lag.

9Al, mems bctte ifripcs, Tor set
ltore Glag / Nor6fraatfrig gipet
@ieltlpo ro til Sor6e1,s fierne?te
Ggne / mart Ell l1ge. Set begwn6te
ollcreoe / Gorsbogs n1cb liplig tpif
Mrtilleriilb %. en- Gel tpife @torm=
ongrcb. Men iler fra 6reoag
Morge1 al bor @ir6enburg laoet
fine &nrto1,er tor6nc og fine @ra=
notcr lpringc mes cit 8oloipnbeo,
1om bi6ti1 ingcl1 bar fjenot Weoge
til. Dg S%torn1folorute efter 5torm=
folo111e al 6en tpIfe Scr CT blepc11
faitet moo Sc e1,gellfe Sor%lfonosnin=
ger og 2gbegrobe. &ritterne bar
taget imob bem me6 norme &ille=
ner og me0 9e6sfcragt. &e1
bar bpret blo6ig og baor6, 6cn far
bglget frem og tilboge, og til 81
ser bor Spiferne hol6t @pil, men
,h1p for at. blipe forlterfet, ioa 6c
me6 gget @olblmnbe6 funoe itorme
frem igien. @aa en lp11gere Strpf-
ming bor @nglenoerne maattet
trpHe fig tilbage. 2inien< Ser fill
Ter mel1em SC fjen6tlige @ere,
1treffer fig fra Morol een gjcnnnn1
ct .&ierne of @elgien og fortipttcr
fig faa / ip6eitIia @etntng oocr
Srnnfrig felt til Den icblpei3iife
@remie. 9en Taor nogle @ltgtnin=
ger, iier pit til ip6 for @er6u1r.
@nglan6erne bol6er bel en- Gel ODER
100 Mil at benne 2inie, og oerai
ct mere ems 60 Mil / Srm1frig,
fra @gnen nor6peit for 2iIle obcr
Sens, Cambria, ct. Quentin til So
SSere. Set er i1er poo sen lpoligl
Sci al 6enne 2inie1, og boar6el1
De6 @nmbroi, at Spferne bor an:
gnebet. Set ct ogiaa ber, 6e c,
trpngt 1engit frem, i6et @ritter1f
er begd belt Bog 8opol1me, c1
bolp Ones MdI fra 6en bioti6igt
9fue1inie. Sranife Mfbelingcr Ct
bog fomnten DEM til &ielp, og Jeff
n1erifanife Eropper er meb / Slo
get. Set forte, Ser forlp6er, er, al
Epiternes Gremgong er bleber
tnn6fd, men bbob Der bi6ere bill IL
De nRrme1te @oge elIer elmer
Tan mon TIN gi9fte paa. 2lopi
George bar ien6t Seltmarifd &ai(
$elegrom meb Sat og 2obprisninl
III bonn og &aren for ubbiit Moi
% 9opperbe6 og me6 set @r6, a
6orftprfrit1ger aIIere6e Dor / Granf
rig, 6eIs ~unoerbeis, og at f1er'
Rropper, f1ere @a1toner, mere Nm
m1rrition o. / set belle ali, bbao oe1
bar 8r11g for, bo16tes reoe elle'
aior6eg rebe til 9berfe,16elie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
6uab ltn9bpmmem bpr nioe pm
Mlfubolem.

Eil olle Glcpcrnc / GWflanos
Sortinttelleslfoler CT ser / Sen flo
1te Ei6 u6oelt ct Tlpnebloo meo
Sitlcl1: u@bo6 bbr l%1ng0on1me,1
peo afll1,ttet Sfoleaoa1o pi6e ON u-
fobolen?" S%lppebloeet %iporcr:
1. SIT i,gen o%bfoboliife Driffe,
set bore fig 81, Sin eller @renoe=
bin, Dor noge11 mountaineering @e>
rings ellcr 5tprfebnr6i.
2. SIT sem / alle 1terfe 9riffe
forefon1mel16e Mlfobol CT en- Gift,
iom poclegeer 2egemets Gellcr og
@mp / 6eres 2ipsorbejoe oe ocrfor
inobirfcr ifa6elig pao S1un0bcoen.
3. SIT Misbr11gcn al Mlfobol
ifren1fol6er o1porlige ofl1te % fro
:niife spg6oml1e / ale sc for 2ipet
pigtigc Srgallcr, lnrlig / Mopcl1,
Nprerne, 2cberen @jertct og &jer=
l1e1.
4. SIT etbpert Mlfobo1= Misbn,g
Durtio me0fpre, 1egemlig og oa1loe=
Zig TrGtbeo.
s., st regclmesftg Mlfobol1p6el,
iic, / 5tcbct for at ill,ffe 9er1te,l,
fren1fal6er Ell ,ap Se1elie al Eprit.
6. Mt Sen, iom bill frcmo6 /
,@er6el1, life mao pp11l1e Zig til re-
gelmesiig Mlfobolnpoelle.
7. Mt Sen ggor1telige / &eglen
Ter fine 0riffel0ige Me6arbej6ere
;oberGeget. :
8. st Mlfobolrl1ie11 peo Sori tDr,
refer / @jernens girflombeb let fp>
irer til f%orbrp6erffe @on6linger {on=
bel Tom til ie6elige npipebe1ier.
8. SIT enbber l1oeift til beruien=
:@e 9riffe forminoifer Sc efanomi=
'fe aaGa,.ligbeoer for Ell oioere ltooan=
,nelie.
10. st MfoSol- Misbr1te birefte
ifooer &an6el og Sn5uitr1 %, 1iae-
leoes &onfurrence : M11ligbe6erne
Ipaa 8er6ensmarfe6et.
-t-.a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
9rofesior 6, 2arien

@roofinas, g. g., Ser / ii Mor
bnr b@ret 2cber al Statens Meie=
riifo1e 6eriteos, Ell III, blebe1n palgt
til Direfter for ~erten1ton tpor:ff"
Ibe6 Staters College. HrofeS1or
|2arien er iom beficnot 6onlf.. &or
e. 1an6Sfjen6t font Ell 6patig 2p=
rer, 6orcorogsbolher og Gorfatte1
pua Meieribrrgets Sn1roaoe. &on
er 6ormonb for Be6eral= @egjerin=
gems MeierifommiSiton / g.. Sat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29

Mmerifaner1,e bar begp1ot at fan
poa 8er6ie1 at ocn 2ingife
@Dmnaltif. Set mao boobes, at
flere % flere maa fe bens 8etpb-
ring lite alere for ben Gl,telte,
met ionr Acknowledgements, % at
DC, Scr arbej6er: for berl iman gjbre
oct, iao Den pinoer Mnleelie %
Gremgang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29

mem Der blep ingen Rerner. Gene
re beiteoes ber goot, % MI er Der
en- flor Serregaaro. Man prgper
!!poa at gigre set lille 2ollano Itgr-
re. Seq bar mango @ange itaaet
be6 9iterieen % let ollie Slags
|Seilere goa forbi. S flart @eir
|fun6e leg }e Suiene ! &iel / Sol
iten. SSa, oct er ga1nle Winber fra
De 1,11ge Gage biem1me.
Mlle 8la6ets 2Giere bil1es fra
mig: Mrs. Marie Collins,
Bangor, See.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29

On MRngoen al be groppennas
Her, Der tager Del i @ompene POI
begge Sioer, fa11 man fun .bape Is
lie @iptlringer. Wtet at Sc G
n1n11ge Sunbrebtlic116 er bel uoen
for Sbipl. Mlereoe for ct @n,
Dage it6en fremfom Sen Yaoltano
lat 100000 Mono bar iaoreoe %
|folonc, berof 10000 tplfe. 500,
11Gr oisie Sal CT beb be rigtige, pen
fltn De inooieoc. Slide Mpgtcr al
iforifjcllig SQags fnnnnlcr gierne uo
at flppe Gorbinoelic mes roget laa
|1tort % forfGroeligt, lmn Yer eaar
flor Jig. 0g ioooan1e @petcr ID
Der BET, Sc banoler ont, pofie ODER
ollie @ranler. Saale6es Hep Set
|forle6e1l Dag te%legraferet us ouer
SSor6en, at oen tpffe @ronprins %
ielpe &ir0e,rbl1rg liant 100000
Meanb bar blepe,1 togct til Sarge.
i9ete Sal bil0e un6er ollie OnitG,r-
(6igbc6er bore sc 5 9pns", Tom Ct
bofiet 1t6 al Sen enc GSjer. Men fcln
bortiet fra laooant, CT Iobene pao
begue Cider naturlignis l1bpre.
|baa6e al Mrno % @otertel. Dd
Iforlp6er, at Sinhe1bur9 bar op-
br11gt min6it Sc to Grbjcbcle at Il
nc @elcrDer. Men bpcm pe6 Oct?
9erimo6 tan ma11 nof bibe, at 81
Nlliere6e, iom tnbtil MI / BET 1torl
|@qag hn bar for{poret fig, bo1
ltore Stprfer / @eierpe, % a
6is}e bil blipe le,6t frcm for Al
lng9e ct - mani baaber a~fgjsrenot
Sos / @Ggtifaalen. 0en &o1o+
]on1beo, iom Gpiferne bor brl1ot pae
meb, CT / fjenoclig @ftaeen, og Del
neres ct qo6t Saab ON, at set
Sc Dur m,1r6ct, mart fan toges til:
bnge, % at Sc fan oribes c1om1l
lG11gerc bort.
5p1fc GlpDere bor faitct @ombc1
1p0 / &oris, % Ser blep 6rGbt er
9cl Menreifer. Men 6ien6en hlet
brcpen bort. Gn enfelt Sing bn1
polM mcgc11 Specialization. Set CT
Mpgtct ON, at &aris CT blepen be,
ifl,6t me6 8 Som. Hrojeftiler. 9o
MI Set ngrmc1te Hurft of &c tplfl
9Gbegrobc CT GO Mil fra &nris
noget noro for SpisIol1s, og ipprd
|@fpts olbrig CT frenme / forreitt
2inie, iaa if11l0e &plferne olt1at
babe &unoner, Der fan rGffe opc1
10 Mil Ger itaes 76). @%roiectile
mnntte / bette. Silfel6e g%jcmm1nfar'
Ell b916ig @uc og / fit 8a1es bpje
1te &unft bore Is Mil oppe / 2uf
ten, me6ens bets bele Sci b1ep 12(
Mil. &pgterne or1, at flere iaa
batne Hrojecti1er fal6t / &oris n1ci
fao Mim1tters Mellcmr1>nr og otte
letter lengere Gi6s Sorlpb blep pci
at gao igien / E~e1egrommerne
Men ser bqr 1to6ig noget mytii
fpeo oct: @bem fom G%fterretninge1
fra? 0g bborfor bIcb SEN olori!
obioll,t befreftet, nrer ftaoig bo1o
%ipeber6e? @rfornc Mi1itnrc rp1te
DC paa Sobe6et - set bor fife mn,
ligt. Broiectilcrne mootte fonrm1
fra 6lppere. Men iuooornrc moattc
inobenotes Ser imo6, 6o f1,r1e les
Scr CT u6talt Tormo6ning ont, a
len &ano11 bilt mootte bore lfiltl
nprmerc Naris og pnrc at en- Soon
%itruftion, ioa Sen Iugte fin ege1
|2p6. Man Sen Sorflaring fumes
lige iao 1un11lig font roge,1 a11oel
Gjgtni1,g, ser bi6ti1 CT frennfon1
men. @no1u, 1toor ollc @pgtern
ON 76-Weils &a1onel1 iom Ell, @ao
De-, Men set gjer 6o beller iff
|1tort fra eller til.
@po6 Ser fpl6er olle Sil16 me-
|@pgn6iarg, CT Spergsmoolet: @u,
, Be Miere6e 6ripe Eplferne tilboge
.|@ner Tan sc life, foroi Sjelpe1
|oertil fra Mnterifa life e1nonu c
|fummen?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
for Tor. Cutters Genator.

@obofut Somes 81. -8eterlon,
Wtinneapolis, bar in6tegnet fig ion
&onoi6at for 6en republifnnIfe Mo-
mination til De Sorene6e Stders
|Senator. Set bentes, at Senatcr
4nrte @elion bill iti1le fig iom San,
loot til @jenbolg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
8lannt Eannan1wnn.
emil % 6aanbtrnf.

(Mf g. Sbenningfen, Solbong,
Gal.)
gn llutter Sfolen ber, og Ri itoan
! Binoen, Der bill bleie % no / for:
itiellige &etninger; oa gieIoer set
at ri lite bog ifaI bIeie belt pef
iaa Ri lite be6, bbor Ri banner, Ell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29

strib efter $rbseunmme1
az bette 8Iai.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02
Car load of Fruit Jars at Washington County Hard ware Go. See us before you buy. 3-tf


Mr. P. r. Davidson having dispos- ed of his interests in the farm loan business at Fayetteville, to MT C. E. Culp, MT. Culp will be correspondent for this Company from now on at Fay etteville, in Washington County.
 We have plenty of money to loan on good farms at reasonable rates. We have done quite large business in Washington County for many years, which we believe has been entirely satisfactory to the borrowers. We speak for MT. Culp continuation of the same patronage that has been given to MT Davidson, and we believe that you will find MT. Culp to be a first-class reliable young man who will attend to your business in excel- lent shape. l3.t
 THE SHARTEL MORTGAGE co.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Before school closed last May number of mothers of the High School pupils met to discuss the question of uniform dress for the High School girls. After thorough discussion by unanimous vote they adopted blue skirts, middy blouses, low heeled shoes and cotton hose. 1t was decided to al- low the girls to wear the dresses they now have this coming fall but as new purchases are made to ask them
 to buy the materials adopted.-Har- rison Times.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

The youngsters of the town residing in proximity to the railroad track in- tuitively know soldier train" as far as they can hear the whistle, and im- mediately make break so as to be near when "she goes by and give the soldier boys cheer and hearty good wish. Four trains passed through in one day recently.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

The Rogers Fruit Growers Associa- ton has made arrangements to mar ket their apple crop this season through the Ozark Fruit Growers As sociation. J. W. St .o,.d will attend to the selling and transportation end.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Although no definite announcement of the fact has been made, there is a
 we'll defined rumor that the 142nd F. A. has moved from Camp Beauregard, La. It is not known where the reg iment has gone, but the probabilities are the boys have gone to some point
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Rev. Kimball A. Moses, 75 years of age. died recently at his home near Huntsville. Deceased had resided in Madison County for forty-five years, and was a we'll known Freewill Bap- tist minister.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Marion Wright who has been locat- ed at Monett, Mo, for some time past, where he conducted shoe repair shop, enlisted few days ago in the Guar termaster Corps and was sent to Geor- gia. Mr. Wright arrived Tuesday and will make her home in Springdale un- til MT. Wright returns.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Mrs. l.. NJ Miles received a letter Monday from her son Marvin, written on board ship, saying he was on his way to France, and he has probably arrived at his destination ere this. Marvin was originally member of old Co. A of Springdale, but some time ago was transferred to another unit
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Dr. E. C. Stanton of Charleston, W. Va. NIT. John B. Collins of Monroe, La. of the Southern Oil & Gas Go, with their geologists, Capt. B. F. AL lev of Cave Springs, were in Prairie Grove this week, in conference with
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

A recent order permits men from IS to 35 years of age to enlist as regular in the Navy, and from Is to 10 to enlist in the Naval Reserves. An unlimited number of men are wanted in both classes.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

to embark for the scene of he great war. Col. W. c. 0wnbey is eom- mander of the regiment, and most of the springdale boys are attached to this regiment. May God guide, guard and direct them.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

J. B. Howard, Manager of the Jack son Dry Goods Co, is taking his sum- mer vacation and he and family are spending a part of this week visiting Dr. and Mrs Richard Henry at Springdale.-Be Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02
AUCTIONEER.

I am licensed auctioneer, and am nrepared to cry sales in this section for the public. Phone "A longs No. s15s or see me. Will give you prompt, reliable service.
 T. H. MceORKHiLL. if Springdale, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02
FOR SALE.-Household Q,

FOR SALE.-Household goods, in- cluding range, quarter-sawed oak dining room suit, rugs, rockers, beds, dressers, tables, sink and pipe, ice-box, Pathe phone and records, sleeping porch curtains and many other arti- cles. 12-tf
 Mrs, Ben Beyers
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Tom, Ben and Ernest Moneyhun have sold their farm near the mouth of War Eagle to J. A. Pullen, of Ben- ton County. They will give possession the first of the year. when son of MT. Pullen will move on the property
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

W. C. Banks has sold his residence property, purchased few months ago from Dr. C. G. Dodson, to Dr. J. M. Sparkman. Dr. Sparkman and fam fly will move to the property to make their home
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

The Oakley Chapel correspondent of the Rogers Democrat reports the death of Mrs. Will Morrison, the re- suit of tuberculosis.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Mulford will move to Fort Smithh soon to make their future home, the change being made necessary by change in MT. Mulford's territory by the wholesale grocery establishment for which he travels.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

All members of New Era Lodge No. 36, l. o. o. F., are earnestly re- auested to be present at the next reg ular meeting, Tuesday, August 6, as there is important work to be done
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

FOR SALE.--Five-passenge Dodge
 touring car in perfect condition. al- most the same as new. Inquire at News office
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

officials of the Adie Lee Oil & Gas Co.,, in reference to making a deal to do some drilling in Benton county, and are very favorably impressed with the prospects here.-Prairie Grove Herald.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02
~,rATHER REPORT.
u.RKET REPORT Thursday, July 25, 1918.

po,,oving is the local market, ae-
 foiio" a Local dealers on Thursday eu,u esorning. Allowances must be maae ~. .'O'.ms .nv rise or decline according to ~. nroducts are offered:
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Lieut.. Harry Hough, who had been attending the training school at Fort Sill, Okla, stopped over for brief visit with home folks a few days ago while on his way back to Camp Beau regard
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

FOR SALE.-Nearly new Favorlte
 Base Burner, Franklin Heater, Kit chen Stove, Oil Stove, other household goods, fine COW, chickens, double show eI and garden blow. Phone 37. 10 R. A. Mulford.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

SMITH & BANKS INSURANCE AGENCY. SPRINGDALE, ARKAN- SAS. SOLICITS YOUR INSURANCE BUSINESS.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Huntsville is to have electric lights again, J. J. Bell having purchased the plant from Shepard & Soule
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Mrs Adde Davenport and two daughters from Oklahoma are visit ing Mrs. Davenport's parents, MT. and Mrs. ]. P. Bennett, ST.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Miss Leda Graves went down to Fort Smith Wednesday to visit with her cousin, Mrs. Allen Walters, and from there she will go to Russellville to visit with friends.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Bert Howerton and Miss Bess Nj dowerton of Gentry were married re C tly.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02
NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILISTS.


 NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILISTS. Several unknown owners or driv- CTS of automobiles take advantage of the law at night by turning out their lights and then endeavor to run car at full speed up and down Holcomb Street. Merely wish to give you fair warning that. driving without lights carries fine and if you are brought before me on either of these charges. you will have reasons to remember that you have been before me.
 Chas l.. Smyer, Mayor FOR SALE.-40 head of cattle, most ly cows and calves. Will sell worth the money. 14-2t J. B Vernon, springdale, Ark
 
 WANTED.-A surrey. Must be in good condition. 14-1tpd
 Mrs. E. o. Johnson,
 Springdale, Route 3, Box 20. FOR TRADE.-Fhree automobiles. 5 and T passenger, for live stock or for land See J. o. Philips, Springdale, Ark. Phone 183. 14-2tpd. FOR SALE.-Registered Shorthorn and White-faee Bulls 14-2t.
 C. A. Ownbey
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

The barn and chicken house on the farm of Mrs. Alice Officer near Huntsville was destroyed by fire ear ly one morning recently The family was away from home at the time, and the fire is thought to have been the work of an incendiary.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

J. P. Bennett, Sr., has sold his res idence property in the southeast part of town near the railroad to Mr Will liams, local barber.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Harry Barr, son of Mir. and Mrs. ]. II. Barr of Lowell, has gone to Camp Pike to enter the training camp.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

There are an unusually large num- Der of summer visitors at Monte Ne.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Harrison, Boone County, has 1217 persons of school age, the largest number by ST of any enumeration ever taken.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

The Cemetery Association will meet with Mrs. L. M. Riggs Monday, Aug ust 5, at 400 D. m.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Mrs. Fannie E. Mayberry, 77 years of age. died recently at her hor,e n r1aliie Grove after an illness cf only twansy-four hours.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

FOR SALE.-Two Ford touring cars good as new. Will trade one for a
 runabout. 14-tf Vernon Brooks.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

The Benton County apple crop is re- ported to be about half what it was last year.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

ffuy Liehlyter and family left Mon- day evening for Des Arc to spend some time visiting with relatives.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Dock Hinson left first of the week for Springfield, Mo-, to attend bus mess college.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

There is such demand for medical men in the army that have felt it my duty to volunteer for the medical re- serve corps, expecting to leave here September T. Will expect everyone owing me to come in and settle thelf accounts ll-lt
 ]. E. Martin, M D.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Mrs. Frank Murphy, whose home is in Muskogee, Okla, is here visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Wat son.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

The Chautauqua at Rogers, which has been in progress since Su lday closes tonight-Friday
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

Mrs. Minnie Werff and two child ren, from Louisville, Ky, are here on visit with Mrs. Werff's parents, MT. and Mrs. Wilson Cardwell
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02
HERE AND THERE.

Home grown watermelons are com ing to market.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

An examination for rural mail car riers will be held at Westville, Okla, August 24
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

The school census of Prairie Grove shows total of 303 of school age, gain of 38 over last years enumera- tion.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

WANTED.-200 acre farm. Have 40 acre we'll improved farm miles from Springdale, & mile from John son, and fine residence in Sprlngfieid' Mo, to exchange. l5-zt'
 H. o. Davis,
 Route ?, Fayetteville, Ark,
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

SEED WHEAT.-Place your order at once for Marvellous Wheat. Free from smut, and of excellent quality Price $2.50 13-tf.
 H. o. Davis,
 Phone 829F13.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

his fruit evaporator at Gravett to Messrs, Wood, Watson and Patterson of Pea Ridge
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02
DO YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL?

DO YOU WANT TO BUY OK SELL! If you want to buy, sell or trade stock or vehicles of any kind, see me. 1 may know where you can find just what you want or I may know who wants what you have to sell or trade. Charges very reasonable. 11-tf
 Vim. Potter.
The Springdale news., 1918-08-02

AUTOS FOR SALE.-7-passenger Overland and 5-passenger Allen. In good shape. Will sell for one-half value. Will take team or other good nronartv at it's cash vaue. 9-tf
 J. o. Phillips.