The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-03-12
little daughter are in Somerville guests
of her father, j. II. Jones.


Of her father, ]. II. Jones.
Mrs. Brownlee of Memphis spent
few days the first of this week in Som
erville guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. E.
Crawford, at the latter's home on Som
erville street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper and baby of
Memphis have been guests for several
days of Mrs. j. M. Jones. Mrs. Hoop
er was Miss Inez Stainback before her
marriage to Mr.. Hooper,
Attend the Mock Trial at the court
house on tonight, Friday March IL, and
besides hearing good entertainment
by the boys of the high school you will
help the athletic association.
Single Comb Rhode Island Red eggs
for Matching for sale at So for Is. SIS
for 30. First pen headed by Chat
tanooga prize winning cock. w. T.
LoGGINs, Somerville, Tenn. 1926
The only $3.50 shoe store in Mem
phis, You save dollar on every pair.
Your mail orders solicited. 15c extra
for parcels post. FAMOUS 50. so SHOE
STORE, ITO, Jefferson Ave., Mem
phis. adv 3.12
Frost proof cabbage plants for sale
at The Falcon office on March 5 and
and again on the 10 and 20 at 35 cents
per 100, 81 for 800, $3.50 per 1000. You
can get them cheaper, but you can't
get better. 3-19
Friday night at the court house the
boys of the High school will give Mock
Trial. The proceeds are for the benefit
of Athletics. A good entertainment is
promised. Admission adults 25c, chill
dren under IL years l5c. 500 p. m.
Rev. r. p. Duckworth has been look
ing after business matters in Browns
vile for several days of this week.
His mother, Mrs. w. L. Duckworth,
who has been his guest in this city, has
returned to her Brownsville home.
SWANS BIJOU face cream and BIJ0U
face powder are the best you ever used
Try them, Made by L. S. Swain 342
Union Ave, Memphis, Tenn. Sent
promptly by mail SOC and 25c. Relia-
bic agents wanted everywhere. adv3l2
Mrs. Henry Malone and daughner,
Miss Leola, of Whiteville were guests
last weekend of Somervile relatives,
Mrs. Malone returned Sunday, but
Miss Malone remains this week a guest
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Day.
Mr.. Business Man, let The Falcon
have your next order for printing,
whatever you may need in way of
writing paper, bill heads, envelopes,
cards, sale bills, in fact any thing that
is to be printed. We print every thing
you need, let US print it for you.
will sell eggs from my best pen of
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds to
Fayette County School Poultry club
members at 81 for Is. If to be sent
by parcels post add Is cents. This
price to club members only. w. T.
Loggins, Somervile, Tenn. 81
Real $500 value mems hats for 81 90,
Not the cheap $500 kind. Money back
If not satisfied. Mailing 25cts Extra.
All kinds mems hats repaired, cleaned
and blocked. Give correct size style
and color. L. Shendelman, Reliable
Halter, l15, Adams Ave. Memphis,
Tenn. adv. 3-12
County Agent j. W. Moffatt has been
called by the state agent to meet next
week at ackson with the other county
agents over the state for program
similar to the one held in the past fall
at Knoxville. He will leave here on
Monday and will be gone for three or
four days before his return.
A very unusual thing occurred here
last week when several shipments Of
eggs were made from this place to
Memphis. All thru the fall and winter
local merchants were having cold
storage eggs shipped out from Memphis
to supply their customers, now that
spring has approached eggs seem plenti-
full.
The Falcons cabbage plants were in
much demand last week, both the ones
given with subscriptions and those for
sale. We still have a few for sale and
will have another shipment on March
10. Tickets yet not redeemed can be
brought in at that time and the plants
secured on them. But don. ask US to
mail plants on Free tickets.
]. H. Webb has opened a drygoods
and notions store in part of the building
occunied bv Mrs Della wv Kornik with