Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-02-24
Can that crouch and wear a smile.

4 We will buy all the beer slaves
2x4 3-4x22 inches that you will deliver
at the DeterS stave mill. We will pay
$50 a 1000. Cline & Burnett. 2-l7-tf
Through the courtesy and kindnes:
of Judge Cordell Hull, congressman
from this district, the High School has
been favored with number of bulle
tins especially helpful to the domestic
science department for which all con
cerned are grateful. Congressman
Hull constantly tries to be servant OF
| the whole people of his district anC
spares no effort to render all the ale
possible in every way he can.
| DR.. B. T. Mcdonald, of Dayton, will
! be IN CrossvilIe from March LIST to
| March IL to do all kinds OF dental
work. Will be located in DR.. W. A.
Reeds office. 2-17-4t.
The Boy Scouts met in the W. c. T.
u. reading room Saturday night, which
was their first meeting since organiza-
ton. They practlced tying knots and
famillarized themselves more fully
with the scout oath. The boys are
much interested in the scout movement
and we predict that the boys and the
public will be much benefited by the
result of their efforts One man IN
town who has no family was so much
interested in the movement that he
brought boy to the meeting and paid
his enrolment fee. Inquire who the
man was and you will likely come to
the conclusion that you have not under
stood him in the past just as he IS.
NJ. AIak 81 na+h o xx1tII loom
in the minds of many people IN this
community.
If you need a typewriter ribbon of
any make or color or two-color. send
rs cents to the Chronicle office and it
will be sent you by mail. Be sure to
tell the kind OF machine and number
and the color of ribbon wanted.
A. G. Gill. professor OF minerology
in Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y,
hands US the following left-handed
compliment: Il think it would be an
unfrlendly act to shrink up man 8 hat
so that he couldn't wear it. But
wouldn't it be just as bad to swell his
head? Hence | am not telling you
what think Of your management of
the Chronicle. enclose remittance
for my subscription which must be due
some time soon Possibly we may
have needed larger hat as the result
of some of the complimentary things
some people have said about the Chron-
lcIe, but unfortunately the income
from the paper has been so small that |
we have not been able to make the |
needed purchase. However the 81. so |
sent by Prot. Gill comes in very con-
70 hot ~
poses for which it is needed by the ed
tor.
Fire Notlce-Cat men and others
Do not burn over my woodland. See
he penalty. l.. H. Bell, Howard
springs. 2-l7-tf.
zones within the scope of Boy Scout
heir habits and learn what birds are
lsetul and otherwise. 1t is very
COMMON practice OF boys generally to
hrov stones at birds and kill them for
he sheer pleasure of seeing how clev !!
rly they can throw stone. We be.
eve the Boy Scouts just organized !
7ant to 90 better and more useful !
Kings than to wantonly Kill or injure 1
|
cred several copies of a government
ulletin on Some Common Birds Use u
al to the Farmer and hope to have r
lem here in short time. Every Boy o
cout who wants one can get it by call
e at the Chronicle office as soon as
e bulletins arrive. 4
ESQ. John A. Frey was over from G
easant Hill Monday.
Mrs. Belle Knowles entertained s.
W friends Saturday night at the
me of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Webb, with a Five Hundred party d;
to Miss Susie Dunbar el
I'd her guest, Miss Bea Thoburn, of b
arriman. The others present were OF
Uses Fannie DeGolia and Eula W
shop, Messrs Jonas Snodgrass and :
1dy Horn. Light refreshments were f
rived and a delightful evening vas III
emit.
Mrs. David Cox was in from Creston
turdav.
have been completed III
hereby Cashier j. S. Reed will move
10 the residence now occupied by j.
Weaver not later than the middle of
xt month. Mr.. Reeds residence on III
aspect Hill is for sale.
shall handle The Armour BRANDS of
rtilzer and have it in stock both at
and Isoline. will sell for
sh only but my prices will save you
'ney as intend to sell on close
Irgin of profit. E. B. Jones 2-4-tf.
Mrs. &. W. Davenport and son Fred
re up from Grassy Cove Saturday.
:. G. Wilson and T. S. Parham were
from Burke Monday.
logan Tabor was over from Isoline
nday and while here bought some
m implements as he plans to farm
more extensive scale this year
IN ever before.
ITHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.