The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-02-20

its quarters and present. a much better aP-
pearance.
Get them at the First National Bank.
Money Orders cheaper than anywhere else,
good anywhere.
Our main street is being graded and now
presents neat appearance. Some move
should be made looking toward crossing
or two and it will look much better.
A leaking hue put the Y. M. c. A. steam
heating apparatus to the bad, last week and
only the spring-like weather we are having
saved the users much inconvenience.
Have you friend or relative living in a
distant state or county who would like to
hear the news from home. Send them this
paper for year. they will appreciate it.
A good crossing on our main street
that would enable ladies to cross the street
during muddy weather without having to
wade would be step in the right direction.
We feel very much indebted to Luther
Alternately for rendering us the use of his
automobile and showing us the sights OF
the Ducktown basin.
See our offer to furnish the ST Louis Daily
Clobe-D Democrat and this paper for $3.50 tor
one year. 1t is an offer that has never been
duplicated within our knowledge OF the
printing business.
Ducktown is-and ought to be-proud OF
her two churches. The attendance at regu-
lar services and the Sunday schools is large,
a fact that speaks volumes for the devout-
ness of our people.
The Nashville Banner and this paper for
$3.50 is chance to get two mighty good
papers for little money The banner
covers Tennessee very thoro hly and gives
a vast amount of general ne S.
j. Woody, of Benton, visited his son.
w. A. Woody, at this point, few days ago.
He is gentleman of the old school type
that is fast passing away, and we trust ne
will be spared to our community for many
years to come.
C. W. Alternately is selling out his stock
of general merchandise with the intention
Of retiring from business. We earnestly
hope that this does not mean the removal
from this city Of this gentleman and his
estimable wife. Polk county can Ill afford
to lose such citizens.
Squire F. M. Lovmgood, of Prendergast,
sent This Office a nice order for job work
recently The Squire is one OF the stall
warts" in his neighborhood. and as disPens..
er of Justice, has no equal. Thanks, Squire!
The cnterprising firm of Center & Nc
Donald has the honor Of having the first job
work done in this office Mr.. Mcdonald
assured us that this was only starter and
as their already large business was steadily
increasing, much more would be needed.
Thanks.
Chas. E. Taylor, the genial cashier OF the
Ducktown Banking Co., was caller at tins
Office few days ago. Mr.. Taylor is one OF
those clean-cut business men with whom It
is pleasure to do business and we can well
understand why he is SO popular with the
patrons of that bank.
w. A. Woody, our efficient clerk OF the
circuit court, advanced the cause OF he.
publicans and at the same time replenlshed
the exchequer of we editors. by having some
lob work done Dutch" as he if Familiarity
inownk. is Tive one" and is one of the
most popular men in Polk county.
Old reliable Gus Heddon, one of the
best deputy sheriHs in Polk county, was IN
line with a piece Of job work when our
presses were Installed. Gus is Republican
from the knobs and he may be sure the
voters ofsPolk county are not overlooking
the faithful manner in which he is conduct-
ing the countys business.
We want to call your attention to our
county directory. 1t is not complete, az
though we have made every effort to- reach
parties who could give us correct lnforma,
ton. If there is a church, Sunday scnooi