Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-12-27
'Uuncle Gid Talks on. Adyer-
Using and Other Things.

What is the matter with the CORES
lents? Have they gone into win
quarters or lost their pencil? Who
% blame for their indifference? The
Bite basket maybe.
1Well as Mrs. Bryan says to us some
titnes be patient. Those ads came in
ih rush and gobbled up the space.
sd noticed such things happen to the
News occasionally. ! like to see the
ads. 1t shows somebody means bust
Mess and don't mean to guard what
they have to sell. A man too stingy
TO advertise is too stingy to give a
COOL bargain. Then again I've noticed
the advertiser sells about three times
as much as the man who don't. If a
man expects to do business he must
talk his business up. Nothing thrives
without help. No, religion, politics,
and everything worth noticing has a
mouthpiece It's advertised far and
near 1t becomes household article
So it pays to boost things and get in
LILO bWlui llhO bIo IhcUiiOulSbS. Lucy
have sung and shouted their way thus
far and by this method they have
grown to gigantic proportions from
small beginning. Large concerns have
grown big by the use of printer ink.
Advertising brings rich rewards.
We wouldn't have many marriages
in this country if it wasn't for the
tongue. Girls advertise themselves by
their neatness and fascinating charms,
and girl that don't is misery to
herself and all her friends. She's
dead weight to the family. and
young man of good moral character
has welcome to every home. A mod
ell young man is the pride of any com
munity. Such young man is worthy
of the heart and hand of any lady. OF
course many lay claims to be all right
who get drunk, gamble, smoke cigar
etts Their advertisement says they
are not good. So we all advertise our
selves in some form or other. I'm
known far and near as fox hunter.
That's my advertisement.
Then again some families are known
as warm hearted and genial. Such
families are happy and everybody
knows it, That's their advertisement
while other families live dual life
and fight like tom cats and everybody
knows it.
/ don't know, but somehow I be-
lieve we ought to quit all our mean
ways and get a better habit We can
be kind and sympathetic and Just
make folks love us anyhow Let us
wear roses in our hearts, so we will
give out good cheer. | don't believe
anybody wants to be mean. They just
get in the habit of it, and there they
are. Keep out Of bad company and
don't say you didn't know they were
bad. A bad person is as we'll known
to you as the house in which you live.
Such company is to be avoided, wheth-
er male or female. Some girls dom
have very much self respect. If they
did they would refuse to keep d young
man company when he is under the
influence of liquor. If one of my
daughters had gone with young man
and he under the influence of liquor I
would have given her a whipping.
I've got a cousin down in Middle
Tennessee that drinks, and one night
at church ! noticed he was very tipsy.
| told the young lady he was with that
if was in her place l wouldn't go
with MIN ana 1 wouldn't. Those kind
of folks or what not get no comfort
from your Uncle Gid. Don't go with
them, girls, they don't respect you or
they wouldn't appear in your presence,
drunk. UNCLE GID.