The Springdale news. [volume], May 09, 1919, Page SIX, Image 6

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FROM J AMES I.FM IS
The follow;r.g letter *n- reo.ved
by Bern Oarlock from his fr-end James '
L. Lewis. who > with the army of j
occupation in Germany:
Coblenz. Germany, April Is, 191ti—
Mr Bern Oarlock, Spr 'gnale. Ark .
Dear Sir:- I w.ll write you to-nigfct
1 am getting alone f.ne. only I have,
the army of occupation blues. I arr.
afraid 1 will have to stay another
winter over here and if we do it will
be awful on us fei.tws. Haven t
anythin? to study about but our girls
back home.
You may tell Bill Reaves that we
received his hound do? ,ast week. I
knew al It he cit-zer.s : Springdale
were patriotic but I never thought
Bril would give up his favorite h-.-and.
Say. I 'm not k.ddmg, a r: <- : dog.
would taste good to me. 1 knew 1
was awful particular what I ate when
I was at borne but I can eat anythin?
Dow You would have laughed to see
me eating breakfast ~ Chrstms^
morning 1 u have rt-ad what a
tTne we -ad 1 Tirstma? feasting.
Weil n> meal rsistri : : t
mati-e' w th soar bread, -tinner, toma
toes a — ■' ley supper, w< ba
a bant< .i was : r-g es Bel
me. if y u i r.’t want your bead
kneoket iff when I get back bn't
m-nt •- t-' rr.atoe. and yet 1 have had
* -i.<= There :s 1 ts of wine over
here, but t .f .'t w rth drir.k rg 1
ic'd one reman that we threw away
better vinegar than their w oe wa
I was out in the valley < f the
wine
name i-z saw -t ':emar. r
Mi.» h.m understand r. « we •: ne
- tie sa-.*?. seemed to catch the
:<* r * we farme*' The:r tum
T r. ow£ only have r.e handle 1
X. **•; <-e furr ■■»■ v, *h r. m and was
fa: t cet to the end of the field.
He ircve. 1 :uWr.‘t make the steer*
arcerstarc Gee ar.d Ha-* in U. S.
T.t man :n!y cultivates two or three
a.-re< rere are sc many they
«_ *&r t have h;c acreage. They
rure do know hoe to fertilize I
ber- - I si! !-arr someth:r.e yet if
I »<-er or. rutttr.e into- these Germans.
are not allowed to talk to them
* * but 1 talk al! I know hew to and
r? to !eam tr:re s.i« there are no
M P* around These Germans
rune c: anew hew tc farm £ they
cost they weald have beer whipped
•err before they were
My there are a few pretty ptrls
cv*m here but a mar, that compares ar
American gr.T\ with a French or any
«her of the European race is a dve
frac* tc his neighborhood
1 w~!l close hopmp to hear from
you soor
Jas L Lewis,
M T C. V.. 310, A P. O. 927, 3d Army
—Y—
FRuM JOHN DOWNl M.
Mre Alex Dew n um recently re
ceived the following letter from her
sen. John who is expected home any
urae:
April 13. 1919—Dear Mother:- 1
am coinv* to bid you farewell before
1 leave Germany. This is the iast
letter which I will write from Ger
many. K i’ht months aco today 1
hid America farewell, four months
i-‘ • today 1 crossed the Rhine River.
kup:.. 1 h,v
r i -
” • "■" r •' arse but feel
i an ; spry 1 sympathize w tn
m' thers who'* (■•.ns were killed.
The? will feel **d wh*" ,h*> ,w u*
return without thesr son*
We leave hen* about the 2t>th w ,.
be on the boat ab ut the 1st ' May.
home about the 2<'?h of May 1 am
rrailinc home a few arcies. a p pe
razor, knife, -r< - ore w'r h came out
f the mines The pipe st **'
marks or about 111. It * cer.utr.e
meerschaum !t is mine t smoke
when I pet home I will or. bahly
jcno % ou 3
telepram when I .<
1 :ar. 1 will send the*- words. 1 am
safe," so you will know 1 am on • >
soil, but it may be later than you
think •' r we may be elayed where
we ’••ad or the ships,
about me
Your son.
lent worry
Set. John Dow-urn
Co. B 125 Inf. A P. 0 734. A E. F
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FROM EVERETT DONALDSON
Mr. and Mrs C. M Donaldson of
Sprmpdale are in receipt of the fol
lowing.* letter front their son Everett,
who :s a wagoner w h the A E F in
Siberia:
Supply C . 27 Inf, Siberia. 4-2-1?—
My Dear Father and Mother:- I am
co r.e to write you a few lines. I
am fine at present. Y pe this finds >
you all O. K Gee. but 1 sure would
l.ne to come home but it s imposstbie
present, but hope t e- t home soon, i
H-w is everyhir.g at home. I cot
v ur letter just now .m i sure was
clad to sret it I 3m comp to ans
wer now . It :? stormy today, the'
snow is blow me so you can't hardly |
se* anyth, np. but I hope * will be bet
ter - or. 1 don’t know whether Ij
U have to d mv -- ven years or not.i
t 1 don't I have nly ne year to do!
yet but I hope I an cet ut m my
four years or cet to come home on,
a furlough. I enlisted May 2. 191*',
at Idaho Fall-. Idaho end I went to;
Denver. Com. and from there to the
Phill:pines and from the Islands was
sent here. Gee. I wish they w ul
T * £ ^
. V ,
I
tel'. what ve are doing here but w-.il
u Y. y-'<u that I am stationed at a
large prison camp. There are only
two thousand prisoners here now
Well. I hope it isn't snowing there
like • :« here What are you doing
now Guess there will be lots of
*ri:t there this year Well this is
about all * r th.s time as 1 am going
to write sis a few lines.
Your son,
Everett Donaldson.
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Tm (UMM That Don tot Affect Q» HM
Becas** o4 it* Ionic tnd laxative eCeet. LAX A
TIVE itOUO QCINI.VE i» better than ordinary
Ovisiec tad doe* not cto*e Drrroo»«*i nor
rtnr-ng m bead Remember the (nil name and
look tor tie airnaisu-e o( E. w, GROVE. Jit
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The Wine Workman.
The wise workman will not regret
the poverty or solitude which brought
oat his working talents.
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Ever Salivated By
Calomel? Horrible!
Calomel is Quicksilver and Acts Like
Dynamite on A oar Liver
Calomel loses you a day! You
know what calomel is. It's mercury;
quicksilver. : alnmel s dangerous,
it crashes nt sour ;■ !< like dyna
mite. cramping and sicker np you.
i alome! attacks the bom s and .«houl«:
:.-vi r b» put into the sy«t« r .
W hen -u feel ^_ . s
• onstipated and a!! knocked .-vt a> i
perfect,y r.armle" and doesn’t grips.
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN -nder miserably from
periodic atta.k- * headache, never dreaming
that a permanent care may be had. Headache
nearly always re-ait- from some disorder of the
'*■' math, liver or bo we s, Take Chamberlain's
Tanlets. 1 hey will correct these disorder- and
there will be no more headache. Many have been
permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablet*.
M<|\ I ruk
Everyiwiy « busy picking berr»*
Paul Graham arrived kerne last
» e< is frc m low a
Earl Haughey returned from CI:n
•—. M . Friday
Mr« Wiley Aider' -*. :« <r. the sick
*t at this writing.
Mr Gossee- an: farr •’> spent Sun
lay at the B F T id h me
Will Taber was ailed to Missour
last wee* to attend the funeral of
his mother.
M he Graham returned home Sat
urday from Fayetteville where she
has beer, for the past week.
Sterling Hill is row ba^.-i from
service ever seas and > staying with
Mr and Mrs U. E. Linebarger.
There was singing at Wiley Gra
ham’s Sunday night. A large crowd
attended ar.d reported a nice time.
The Southern Grove Church has
purchased a new organ. Everybody
invited to come and take par in the
singing and Sunday school.
Erv:n Graham and Bob Anderson
have been helping Claud Graham
grade the road from the river to
Southern Grove.
Thelma Northrop ar.-i Pen Lewis
from Friendship and Bun Haney and
H-.las Carson fr.-m H.okory Creek at
tended Far. iay ?. hool at Southern,
Grove Sunday.
Blondeen.
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ACC 1DENT
J. N Graham and son. Tommy spent
the week at Hickory Creek.
Miss Lenora Phillip- spent the day
Sunday with M ss Ethel Fergus n.
Miss Beulah Porter spent Satur
day night with M.ss Minnie Kvndr -
Mrs. Ward Harp and children art.
MS.li.i*: nfl /n.
Elias Graham this week.
Horley Whorton substitute <*r. Route
2 is now carrying the trail while Joe
Reed works in the berries.
Mrs Melvin Fields and children
visited the latters sister, Mrs. Willie
Graham of Monte Ne Sunday.
Misses Zelma and Minnie Kendrick.
Beulah Porter and Mr. Cardwell went
to Southern Grove Sunday afternoon.
Bill Wolf :? very ill at this writing-.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Graham spent
I Sunday right with Uncle Jim Wyght
near Bentonville.
Jim Neil and Miss Pearl Phillips
visited Mr and Mrs Earl Nail Sun
‘ day evening and attended singing at
j Lowell that right.
1 Quite a number of the young peo
ple of this community attended the
pie supper at Lowell Friday night
and Pearl Phillips received the short
cake for being the most popular young
lady.
Aleck
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ELM SPRINGS
F. W. Gilmore is still very low with
i heart trouble.
Miss Dora Dingle is visiting friend*
1 at Carthage, Mo.
Miss Stella Shill .** visiting friends
I at Robinson this week.
Guy Baker has the contract to haul
1 the strawberries from here to Sprmg
; dale in his Ford ruck.
Dr. and Mrs. Nolon Hellstem of
j Springdale spent Saturday night and
! Sunday :r. Elm Spring-.
Fill- Griggs, si n of Hamp Grggs.
s who ha.- beer in Fran.-e for tr- last
seven month* is visit in j relatives in
Elm Spnnu*
H^mer >. . arrv. *h- ".. .ii
’ * • •• -■ v.r r > " .' * *'r. \k hi * i •
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Cut Thi~ Out—If is Vtfrth Mone>.
H.iV'T MISS TiilS. ' a: ut rh *
slip, e . V to 1- 'ley & »' .
- Sheff.- Ave , < hicat:> . 111.
»rr.i- ; r,am* .r . a ir< ««
Teu w. receive in return a trial
lor.tam.' v Foley's H-y ai d
Tar t oror« und. ' ~ - T -
•r I ley K: int-jr 1 1 -
< athartic TabU ts
, colds and
and i lev
>h*
HiJ- \ttltude.
r'^r.-n't it •* irry
• e•• .. m&nv r-.l's _
pay 0
He—1 ’ertam.y r. t' Why sh -u . i
- rry -r >ther r< : es trt y .. • '
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
t-y .o<*l appliriT r.i as ?fa*y t r*4 *.
tt* l rti.-t * t*r Tfcere .4
only on* to cure c***r7h4t d»»fs*4s.
ar.d that ta ty 4 a*tltutftoc*.
C fct&rrLa- teaf&eu .*• ».»ed by tr ia
earned fCLaitioa of tfc* xucou U&:r.f f
Tttb« • r. *• B • • • tut* a
/ou uv» & rum I r.g m&4 or tza
^erfecl fctar.'t 4r. d w h* r, r. *■
cd I>*afn» * :a tte revu'.t It tie
'.flAmmat:- n etc b* reduced 4&d this tfct
ref v* : U> us r. rma (ond/.. - £.♦*' r.g
ft T ♦- »* * r*d f .’e er kat« '4*~-s #
'' *4re ca.»»t t ■ 4’.4' • r. » • r.
* .: **.-* : • • - c f t + *■ -r . • ■ ■ . >
fa. H a • M * T .■ r ** 4 ’» • fer.
t * - ‘ ’ ’ £ - L - * * - *"74 . * li*
. »
tr t? «’» 4 ! **fr-»* Ita! '4tr.• •
'* »•; Hi 1 4 i"L Mi.
' - ii f'** A ’ ’ .fr rti 76c
^ i HfET « CO. f.itit C
T \\ \«v>F-'*'*,"K'* DATES.
-p., county tax *..«««. r ha* irtvfn
_ th*t n«> Will ■ <;t the wmo«
j . i;f W»>h "k" r. County n
,,e f, ; w r.tt dat*« for the purpose of
ma,, r- .jmenU for the year 1 9 1 9■
jie r« agisted r. each township
tv : v *e.> ;<rt> f the township ap
j . —; by tr.e .i uniy judge t. aid n
jett.i c an e- assessment- Th<
ff"
re^rOtr?,
re. - very r—rert;. owner t*
:he ‘ wrship in which ho
and -ielm :uvr.t* are assessed
a per.a.ty
f 1' ner cent.
M \ Y
ValU y 1
W in slow_13. 14 and forenoon 15
Brer.tw.. i afternoon 15 forenoon In
West F rk ... afterr.cion 16. 17. 19
Blackburn
Fall Creek
Moffit
Care Hill -
.. _ 20
_‘ 21
23 and 24
Antioch
26
Evansville -- - -‘
Dutch Mills __ 2* and forenoon 29
Lincoln ..Afternoon 29. 30. 31
J l X E
Summer
Cincinnati —
WedirvT r.
Rhea -
Prairie Grove
Farmington -
Praine View
Savoy —
Harmon -
Littera! -
Tontitown
_3 and 4
_5
_6
.7, 9 and 10
._11 and 12
.. 13
_14
_16
_17
Forenoon Ik
Ehn Spr.ru:.' Afternoon Ik. 19, 20
Springdale_21, 23. 24. 25. 26
Fayetteville ..Tune 27 to July 20
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When babv takes too mu h foot]
v- stomach turns; the result > in
digestion. ' umess ami vomiting
Frequently tne bowels ar>- involved
and there .s colic pa.ns and diarrhoea
McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR is a crane
•orrective remedy for the stomach an
bowel disorders of babies. It is pur*
wholesome and pleasant to take. S- !»
oy J. R. Joyce Drug Co.
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For earache, toothache, pains, bum;
scalds, sore throat, try Dr. Thomas
Eclectic Oil. a splendid remedy fo:
emergencies.
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Takes Hold and Help*
Mane Heisler. Freeport, I!]., untes
, “I had more or less of a cough fo
10 years and I have taken quite t
number of medicines. None of then
takes hold and helps like Foley'
Honey ar.d Tar." This old, reltebh
cough syrup promptly helps cough#
colds, croup and whooping couch
I Contains no opiates.
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Don’t worry, trouble can't Ftick u.tl
us forever; we gotta die sooner o
later.
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. Dizziness, vertipo, (blind staggers
sallow ccrcpleiKm. flatulence ar
symptoms of a torpid liver No on
j can feel well while the liver is in
i active. HERBINE is a powerfu
' liver stimulant. A dose or two wil
, cause all bilious symptoms to disa
1 ppear. Try it. Sold by J. R
Joyce Drug Co.
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Not Krudite.
"Necessity knows no law."
“He'd be ncht at home amonp th<
pra. titioners in my ■ iurt," -aid <>:.
Judge Flubdub.
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In the whole field < f med * in- then
i- not a hoahng remedy that w ill re
pair damace to th- fle-h m-re ,|U!--ki>
that. BALLARD’S SNOW 1 INI
MENT Ir cuts, w r.nds. spr.ir.
burrs. - a! :- a- i rh-umati.-m, it
heal: ic -
traord nary
r
Famous Hardware
Man Has Caller
(i. W. \atisrhn of Famous Hardwire
* <>. V is i ted by Ka.»terner.
Mr. . ; :trh:. was ne of the many
peopie the York State man met when
h. v.a- here who had already used
P a: '~ Kidney Pills. Mr. Vauphn
m--t the f i tint' statement for
fe tera f t * y Springdale people
>h . may be troubled as he was. He
say.«:
h■ .* three years .n' my kidney?
-t f or er ar.d 1 was annovoc
r,y ;r • -a. ret. - - pass n.r too frequent
iy 'e> ■*ck a< hed and it was
-"ter : i" me t< k»-.-p mointt ai
• in n feet mar 3
r ,vhich helped maki
rr.k’u-r* -v rs* I pnt a up!e o
" I loan’s Kidney Pills a
• • - I »r*4it Store and h* -.n usint
- -r My *r ubles di> .ppeami an
1 fe:* ' - * afr.-r the treatment.
• • • •• 11
- m y > r. :• -sem* • t
• ’ •" ' tealers Don'
.. “ “^cssity
not a. luxury
After your hour? needs painr?*,,
fou wan it will reqmre S’
more labor to put rt in rPlint *
And everf year you wak^LTf®*
•orth 1«*. Good-pa,Rt m bou* «
ptint insurance. And it’, e°*
*»cc on the value of four'p^^
DEVOE iwSiSaJft
If your house needs pairs ting, com.
,n and let us tell you what it
cost you to use Devoe.
AVe say “Devoe”
absolutely pure.
because it’,
That’s why Devoe takes few*
gallons, "ears longer—and costs
less by the job or by the year.
And that s why we guarantee
Devoe without reserve.
Ask us for helpful illustrated book
let— “ Keep Appearances Up ana
fcxpcuscs Down.”
Springdale Lumber Co,
Springdale, Ark.
PAINT DEVOE PAINT
Yep, He Could.
"Jimm.e.’* -aid teacher, “do you
know what disaster means ?“
“Y es'm.” answered he of the James
name.
1 "Very well, let me hear you use it
! in a sentence ’
' “Why—uh—1 know my rr.a won’t
let roe go swinarain’ this kind o’ vveath
• er, cause I—disaster.”
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Habitual Constipation Cured
in 14 to 21 Days
i -LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN” is a speoally
- prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation It relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days
to induce regular action. It Stimulates and
i Regulates Very Pleasant to Take Me
per bottle
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Edward’s Best Thought.
Little Edward disliked to attend
j school, so one morning be thought he
would play off sick.
“What is the matter with you Ed
ward?’’ *«Ked his mother. Not
knowing a whole vocabulary of ail -
* mcnts to select from, on the spur of
the moment he replied; Why my
teeth itch.”
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He lloe- Heavy Work.
I do heavy work. «n«J that is a
strain on a rr.a:,' kidneys.*’ writes
Bert I';v> - n.n. I My trou
hli starte i w.t: severe s’r..»m nams
FV
v h
I bought a bottle of
Pills, and before it was
had entirely left me.”
Tr—v r<: -• • .-.r: ,i \ a,:.-. .ivt
♦
: Ambition l
TIKKD MEN and WOMEN
who '' feci c .d before tLcir t;me,”
who 'e an;.. , h .e no ener**v and
*i;’ k f ' ;>on thete ere often mtFerer*
bom k . ney trouble.
\\ rak nvr-v ~kei or ditraaed kidreya are
i: :Ci!cd by 1 ’. '!fbb b wsa !irrd, nrrvo.l
<rr ■ *■ ur.wntb* of stio ynd ruffir.eva
vr..tr f\r* b - ; . .d?», art niLe.rv
or rr.romanc
fjileyjgdney pills
i< l n^hf * c caase rf *v.*?er:r£ ar.o r: *>r?\,
itl '.txc :bc kidney* sr j Madder -cd ic»*.. re to
* d and heatiLy condition.
N. R. Reese. • - •
•*' 1 am ' c-er Be:. re I ».-ar;rc • . ti 1-< *
K.drey Pii a I cou’d t ,r tLrn over ;n tl*<* bee !
»cch *evere p*io in rny i *■. k a-.d r I
m •* *° *f,ff 1 cxH-ld not brr;d over and I *
jrt ur at n.fib* bre to \ix : r.’C% By ttit r.g h <* v
k .di»ry P>d» l am v*p J aide to 4 j \o v. urt. ’
or Sale Krerywhere
Piles Cared ia 6 to 14 Dirt
Druagitt* rrfcod moory if PA20 OUnCTk*
to rurr Itthict. Bi^d. PIwdizluPnxraiajPit
!r»t*otly retx-w» Itcits* F~rt »sd rat 33 a
<e»tfui tJet« after tie try i.t>auo Pr»*i
Hayes'
Healing Hoaey
Stops
The
Tickle
Heals The Throat
Cures The Cough
Price 35c.
A FREE BOX OF
GROVE'S 0-PEH-TMTE Wilt
(Opens the Pores and Penetrate
For Chest Colds, Head Colds aad
Croup, is enclosed with every b«;
tie of HAYES' HEALINu HONE
You get the C :f,b Syrcp acd tbeSa!**
lur one price, 35c.
Recommended and una*—i®55**
theDuC.c by
Paris Medicine Coinpaay
Manufacturers of
NOTH F FOK Pl-BUCATIOS
Department Of The Interior
r v LAND OFFICE at Hirr.;
rKansa
NOTICE - hi
; jn«ls. former ;
alley, Arkansas
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Graham. Mr? ■
Sprint-’ Valley- -^r an
Dray
and Transfef
Jones & Baggett
We Meet all Trains. Baggage a v'Pec'
Nothing too large, nothing '<H> sr^^.
tin»e
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