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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28

ionon GGresid. aiitos moan pstGmGt
paIipeIufiestonne, joto minullefin
boIpa.armoiieIle oiotitte. Waonantai-
oamunu Iaboimme :uu0oIIo Sron
Miperid fobocn, pboefidn mailin tai-
poIeeIIe mr.. aosfen aiiooIIa, foboen
mum bentilon fansia. 2iitos mr..
&osfeIle paIpelufiestanne ia faifille
iieIId oIemiIIe! Sron Mimerisid oIt,i-
ani pboen pon mr.. Slonin talosia ia
toiien pom mn. @taen mierasparaiies-
ia fooisia uuoella faiipuneilla. So
go p. illalIa taas laboin Crystal
Sans'iin. Oltuaani iielld nieita pGi-
MID din mel; Siacfionin luona faf-
ii potG. Sausfa oil meljen fansia fes-
fustella ailtlutemme aiioista. aiitos
nell fobwteInstanne, iota o%iotitte
minulIefin! Mposfin niiwpin Mma-
losia nieita pGiipid lanfoni ia nell
Mnnberionin luona. Yioimme bar
~tausbetfen firfosia ia nell Mn6er.
lonin taloIla. Snnnuntaina eIof. 81
p. Sppsfuun 5 p. ldbbin Masiiin,
Wicb. Oltuani iiellG neliG p0td,
niistG meli Manfilan talosia 3 potG.
&iitos maar fobtelustanne jota o.
i%otitte! &iitos mpoSfin mr.. ia mrs.
2uomaIIe! Sppsf. 8 p. labbin 8i-
nonaa fobti, mitG ibmettG, aiemaIla
lifin ipeli Santa wastasia, iofa on
minulle bptpin tutt1 alma Suomesta
asti, manboja @%aaialaiiia. Sdn on
ollut poliiii toimesia 10 Suomesia-
fin joten ban rebelliiend miebend
on usfottu tdsidfin maasia iamaan
toimeen. &ierrettpGni pmpGri ia Of
tuani pbben pom. Iioimme mr.. @if-
lnnbin fanSia ippsf. 10 b%artausbet-
fen. Saman pGipGn iltana matfustin
Soimolaan, ipeIi 2unbin talolla pi-
Din bartausbetfen ia mpos Srimoun-
tanisia IL p.
Itlanticisia oil ieurat iiiar ia
nell &ptpn talosia. Sent lGbbin apos-
tolin fpptiIlG toistafpmmenen moi
lin NATHALIE 2iminfaan, Onnelaan
ia Ssfariin. Ssfarisia pibin barta-
iisbetfen II p. illalIa raiiiiustalolla.
oil %iiefponen jouffo Ser
ran ianan GGresiG. Mp0sfin nGisiG
fpIisfd Jain uieita uuiia tilaaiia
NuttaiaIle, firffountamme d%Gnenfan-
Sapaiin mopaita armo-
ipnoobiIaistenfin piireisid.
Sodst meIjet ia iiioret faifiIe nais.
ID fplisid oIeipiIle Iaiiiiia ip6dmmel-
liiet fiitofiet raffait6en oioitnfies
minuafin fobtaa, jota Jain
luuresti faiffialla.
(Satf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28
Suiieen i%unuiijnblaam.

&ocbelle, &c. .. etp. Ii1tb. &ai
ial. ieuraf. 10. j. Is p. 1916.
firi. q. 8.
Sermepbbpflen laitiun teille
@uoiijubfa m%ieraumme!
Soimon ettd pbtpifitte,
&ansiain Serran fiitofieenl
Balian oomme SGItG iaoneet
2abjat monet aripoffaot ;
Suurin labia fesfellGmme
Serran ppbG lana on.
Seeius ianoi lapiiIIenia:
"MenfGGt faiffeen %maailmaon.'
@iemGGn miesti autrin6esta,
Saarnatfau ia fastafaa.
Gifo ito neil 90 iiiitri,
Soiiffoon Iamaan fuulumme.
"Sana" ioipi fesfelldmme.
Soframentit jaetaan.
HGmG neil ain fertoilemat
Spostd Serran Seeiufien,
SGnes' anteefii antamusta
8eresiGniG aiituutta.
Olfoon tGGnfin jublantlinnes
@eren armo fperratort,
Sails nellie iofaiieIIe,
Npt ia alma iiGti.
yvr~
Z.
4afii puotta maibeinenia
Ep0tG on 10 tebtpnd
8eren ormoon Iiiottamina,
@teenpGin on mentpn6.
Seeius rofas Serramme
Snoino ieiirafunfaaii.
Hienoitaii tporieIe,
@uta pbd etebenl
GGbGn osti Sierra on
OIIut aino ~fansiomme.
2tipoiis ei &Gnen boriu,
$dn on iou,o iidti. n
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28
"NisiG nc SbbefiGn oiuat?"

2uufas fertoo efponfeIiuminia IL:
fuinfa Seeius fuIfiesiaon
Samnrian ia @oIiIean mdIistd raiaa
Seruialemiin poronii fpmmenen ipi.
iooIisto miestd. sieIId erdmoosfa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28

t%ofiiin. gbooton f~anianipalta on FIJI
ten 2incoIn ionoi, ballitusmuoto,
iosia fania itie ballitiee maliten mir.
f%aiIiiat faiffiin pirfoibn poiffeufiet-
ia. SdIlainen ~ballitusmloto on Db-
bpsDalloisia ief6 &ansfasia.
&aifilla bauituffilla on folme eri
%oiastoa: toimeenpanefpa, lafialaati-
ma ia oifeuslaitos oiasto. Soimeen-
panepan oiaston t~ebt6tpGnG on maI.
moa eta Iafia noloatetaan. 2afia-
Ioatimalle oiastolIe fuiiIiiu tietenfin
lofien Iaa6inta ia niiAen pabpistis.
Siosto, jonfa muobostamat oifels-
~Iaitofiet, ioipeluttaa lafia, ia anta-
mot tromioita. IGm1 folme olostoa
IoDtbp noItioiben n1liiisiG, paltioi-
Den, ia faupunfien ballitusiGrjestel-
misiG.
Soimeenpaneipan oiaston pGdnG
ObopsnaIIoisia on preiioentti. SD
net malitoan nelidfii nuooefii fer
raIlaan. 8oalit topabtupot eniimGi-
fen mammalian iGlfeiienG tiistaina
marrasfuusia, ia mirfaan astunta
uaaIeista iemraaipan marrasfiiun
neljGntena p6imGnG. 2afialaatinaa
oIastoa ianotam ObopsDaIIoisia
&oneresiifii ionfa m~uooostoa ie-
naatti eli plGbuone ia eoustoiobuo.
ne, (bonie Of Representatives.
Senootin m~aooostapat fafii ie.
naottorio iofa ipaItiosta. @oustoia-
bnoneen j6ienlufu ieniiiaan riippuu
funfin poItion niiifaslnipusta, oIIen
aim mGGrG fntafin eoustaiaa fobti
10000 1GninaltaiSta fanialaista.
@oustajabuoneen iGienet ipalitaan
fab6efii muooefii ferraIlaon; %ienaat-
torit fuiioefii. gbopsmaltain p6a-oi-
feuslaitos On pli.oifeus Gupreme
COURT, ionfa mlbostapat pubeen-
iobtaia ia faboefian idientG. SeioGt
nimittd6 %preiioentti, ipaan tGptpp
hei66n nimtpfienid oIIa ienaatin
mabmistama oIIofieen laiIlinen. Sci
ban nirfa.oifonia on elinfoutinen
poiffeustopaufiia lif1iunottomatta.
Mmerifon DbopsipaIlat owot TO.
foonpannut 4S:sta eri paltiosto,
oIIen fufin nGist1 ~itienGinen faifisio
muisia patti paItioibenpdlifisio
oiioisja. 8aItioioen iamoinflin yb-
opsmaItoien baIIitus on fofoonpan'
III foImesta oinstosta: toimeenpane'
mo-, IafioIoatipa ia ~oifeiislaitos o'
iosfo. Toimeenponeipan oiaston pdd'
nd on paItiosia fuipernoori, festden
bdnen mirfa.aifania fofii piiotto
fe%rraIIaon. 2ofioIootitpan oioston
muooostoo mnItiosia faffi %oiostoo:
ienootti ia eoustoiobuone. Senoatis'
ia on idienind pffi ienaattori fusta'
tin iitdmorten mdGrdfpstd piiristd'
Miebieanin moItiosia on 32 tdllaisto
piirid, iiis 80 ien~uattorio. eonstoia'
buoneen miiobostoa pfii eoustaic
fustofin foiintista (%corntD), oller
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28
RabfnriIiHe
9ninfa antaa 5biuS nsn,pu.

= &ninfa antaa bbpG uen,uu.
Baras feino antaa bppd ncilipo on
aiettomalla bpwd eiimerffi. Scum toi-
let baomoopat fuinfo pion pGdiette
tplmppoestdnne ottomoIIa Gbomber-
lian's Cough &emeop, be bprpin Irul-
totposti tuIemot ierroamoon teiodn
ciimerffiGnne. SGtG Id6fcttd on fGp.
tettp 10 uicita nuoiio ia on ioonut
oiofiecn erinomoiicn iaoiion. Sooto.
fpano foiffioIIu. '(SHm.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28


nG, jopa beioGn fammonminania
&ufaon ci beistG pGlitt1npt. 81 us
faltonut fufaan beibGn l%dbettpmil'
ldni6 aiua. fila oliban ~ipitaaliner
eroitettama miiista ibmiiistG. &ur
Seeius fulfee beioGn o%bitienia, forot-
towot be GGneniG ia ianoipat: See
jus, mestari, armabta metal" Gifo
beibdn pppntoniG faifunut fuuroille
forWiIIe. Sen full Seeius, ipntis.
ten 8apabtaja, bdo6sid olemien aut.
taja. Sdn tGpttGd beibGn pppntoniG
~porontacn beibGt. Minoastaan pfii
tebtGipG, usfon foetus, oil parantil-
miien ebtona. &Gsfp fuiiluu. "Ween-
faG ia ndpttdfdd theme papeiIle."
SeeiuS nouOattaa tGsiG tarfoin iuu-
t~alaisten idGbofiiG ia Wooiefien To-
fla. Wtutta iamalla Sdn tGllG tabtoi
BETA faspattaa, n~Gb6Gfieen, misiG
md1rin be luottapat SGneen. Wie.
bet tottelemot Seeiufien feboitusta.
SefinGt len mufaan. Sa ieuraufiena
oil, ettG paraninat taubistania.
Wit1 oliiimme luulleet miesten
tcbnecn, fun iaimat teripeptenl1 ia.
f%aiiin9 Diff luullit, ettG miebet fill
man rientdipot Seeiusta fiittGmGGn
tGstG S1nen bpmGstd teostania. Miit.
ia miten fGpi2 Sitlipatfo miebet
Seeiusta fiittGm6Gn9 Sioittimatfo
PC fiitolliiuuttanio Seeiufielle? =
ainoastoan pfii niistG fpmmenestG,
jotfa Seeius paranii, tuli, Seeiuf-
len mo ia plisti Sumalaa' iaamas-
tania armostd. 81 bGn ollut miles,
ionfon eoustajana tulfitiemasia bei-
oGn fiitofiiania, paan omasta puo-
lestaan ban len tefi. SGmGn buoma.
tesiaan tefee Seeius fpipmDfien: gi-
wGtfo faiffi fpmmenen puboistuneet?
NisiG ne pbbefiGn omat9 Ndin pol
fitiimat miebet Seeiufien bpmGn tpon.
Saimat bGneltG puboistufien ipitaa.
listania, miitta einGt iiitG ebes fiji
tosta antaneet.
GntGs fifteen me? Slemmefo pa-
rempia tGsid iubteesia?
Wuistuu mieleeni jofu fepGtfeiGn
Iunnnntai. Suuri no%urilopartpi Iei-
100 firfosia alttarin p%mpGrillo, iub-
lamaatteibin plifeutuneena. sc oil
piime miiffojen aifana iaannt rippi'
foulusia opetusta Serran ianoStd.
sSScufosia on ebfG riitafin, ioitfen sie.
IuSia ioi noimalliiena Serran fntin:
"Seuraa iinG minual" Yfii ia toi-
men tefi field nafapia pGGtofiiu lab
tea ieuraomaan Seeirsta nsfosla
SGneen. 3aiffi nGptti mGbGarwoi.
leIta Seeiufien rinnalla. SGnelle
toboottiin elGG! Sdnelle nuoruusfin
ubrota!
Soimoriffoin mielin fatieli Sierra
ia SGnen leurafuntania tuota nilori-
lojouffoo, jofa ieiioi olttorin pmtpa.
rillG. &plpmpfieen: "tabbottefo?"
onnettiin mastaus: "tabbon''. Sno
iublopnfuibin pufeutuniit nuoriio-
jouffo on m%ibfiptpnpt Seiufien, ieu-
rafunnon pliGn fansia. On len teb.
npt Serron ia ieurafunnan ebesid.
Omatfo ieurafunnan nioret jaie'
net pitGneet lupoufienia? Onto 8ris'
tlis beistG muotoa %iaanut?
81 fnlunut miiffoia ebfG pari
folme - tai ebfGpG fuufauii iiitG.
fun tro femGt-feiGn iunnuntai oil,
iolloin ebellG ferrottu nGfD nabtiin ia
llpoufiet fiiultiin. Wenemme firf.
foon tai iobonfin bengelliieen fofouf-
leen. &epGGllG nGimme jonfosia
polion nuorio, mutta MT ne ofpat
~ioufosto pois jdGneet. Gbfa iofa
fpmmenes joiifosia ruori Iienee. Wei'
bin omot nioremme ioutlineet?
Suurin ola beistG Iienee npt iiina
jonfosia, iotfa maalliiista iloista ia
bumitufiista iielullenia rapintoa ia
ISI.oI. .If.S..l *. N.- Sn.o
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-28

&GpfGGmme main fdii fGteen,
Spobon tGbGn l%iittpmGdn,
Mastnfiet eli pienet baittaa,
Stun on Sierra fanSiamme!
Il
Nuoret GlfGG bioastelfo
Sp6 mpos teitG tpaatimil
Iutnus, jos on ilonanne
Wnfaan iiIloin tulcttel
"
8eli, iisfo olet fallis,
8eren binta S~eeimfien.
Wifii ieiiot joutilaana,
Scum on fire iunnaton?
81, fatio pimeps moittaal
&ap tDobOn iindfin.
8ie fpnttilGistG pientG
Ooon mnstaan pimepteen.
ga Serran armolapji,
Nouie taas jGlleben.
alfomaap nntta mnotta.
Gun tposiG - elGen.
!.
ct fatlo b"uononttaii,
@aan tpotG Serraiil
st mdiD mastlfiisia
On Seeius = iloiil
avs
OlIos marma pStGpGinl
Sierra tpoii iiunaa ain,
2ltota iperen armobon,
Sit iaat lion tpdbdii.
HI
uiein toipoo fplpo mics,
SebelmiG ndbbGfieen.
ltnboittoen, cttei bGlr'
Niitto fGsfp fuiiIufaan.
,rFa-
Az
SiGn fansia eteenp6in
&plpotpotG = mielimrte,
GebbG fGii fGoesiG,
SGnen miinamGesiGGn.
Sid rafas tufee meta,
Muttaa boitaa, m~abmistaa,
Gi Sdn bpliGd, unboon beta,
2i,ottamia lapiiaan.
2a%uiufaamme, fiitos SGlIe,
Mrmostania faifesto.
WenneinG ia tiilemina
8uoiinamme boibostaanl
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-08
Improving Interior Of Store.

NJ. H. Levy, the wide-awake,
progressive east side dry goods
merchant, has had force of
hands hard at work making
valuable and attractive additions
to the interior Of his store. The
balcony has been extended from
about midway to the front OF the
building, the width being about
ten feet. This will afford addi-
tional room and add to the con-
venience of this pretty, large
business house, besides making
the display Of the large fall
and winter stock, just pur-
chased by Levy, more accessible.
Mr.. Levy reports fine sum-
mer business and is laying plans
for an increased volume this fall
and winter.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-08

Miss Rowena Garrett left for
Nashville Friday to attend school.
Judge and Mrs. ]. R. Thomson
we're visitors in Gardner for the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mayo and
children, of Union City, were
guests of Bro. G. 7. Mayo and
family this week.
Miss Mary Lee Garrett left last
Thursday for Dechard, where she
goes to resume her school work
for the coming winter.
Miss Maggie Nell Lemons,
who has been the charming guest
of Miss Lottie Taylor, returned to
her home in Tiptonville this week.
Bro. Mayo returned last Thurs
day from State Line, where he
and Rev. Skinner coducted a most
successful revival at the Brptist
church, Of which Bro. Mayo is the
popular pastor.
Bob Lee Irvine's mule, hitched
to a buggy, started up the railroad
track last Saturday night, but got
loose from the buggy, leaving the
vehicle on or near the. track, a
passing train hitting the buggy
and doing considerable damage.
Uncle Jim Turner, the pop corn
man, says he has a Plymouth
Rock pullet which was Matched in
March and which begun laying
last week. This is a pretty good
record-a pullet less than six
modths old Iaying-is't it?
Rev. G. A. Morrison immersed
a number of candidates at Sprouts
levee, in the Twenty'fifth district,
on last Sunday, among them
being four Of Irb Fowler's family.
Brother Morrison conducted a
successful meeting in that vicinity.
Mr.. H. E. Crider and family
from Evansville, Okla, are
expected in Sharon this week for
an indefinite stay. Mr.. Order
is in a very low state of health and
comes to Tennessee hoping the
change will prove beneficial.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-08
$9OLiqhtinq Plant for $40.

When lights were put in Dres-
den Mr.. Bowers discarded his
home lighting system and install
ed electric lights and put his indi-
vidual lighting system in my hands
for sale. | offer the complete sys-
tenn Of piping, tank. lighters and
eight or ten lights for the remark
ably low price Of $40 if taken at
once. Plant is suitable for two
story residence or store and hail.
Joe L. Holbrook. 23-3t,
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-08
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Of Mrs. chappeI, Of Five Ysars'
Standing, Relieved by Cardui.

Mt. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah M. Chap
pell of this town, says: 81 suffered for
live years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any one could tell.
tried most every kind OF medicine,
but none did me any good.
| read one day about Cardui, the wo-
mans tonic, and | decided to try It. !
had not taken but about six bottles until
was almost cured. Ii did me more
good than all the other medicines had
tried, put together.
! My friends began asking me why ]
looked so we'll, and told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking It,"
DO you, lady reader, suffer from any
of the ailments due to womanly trouble,
such as headache, backache, Sideache,
sleeplessness, and that everlaStingly tired
feeling?
fso, let us urge you 10 give Cardui q
trial. We feel confident it will help you,
Just as it has million other women in
the past half century.
Begin taking Cardui to-day. You
won't regret it. All druggists.
Write TO. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies'
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga, Tenn, for ;SIsrisI
LsstrHctiOn5 on your case and 64-page book, Home
Treatment for Women" in plain wrapper. NC. l94
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-08
THE GOOD ROADS BILL.

Authorizes Expenditure by Govern
ment of $S5,0O0,ooo In Five Years.
The good roads bill recently passed
by congress and signed by President
Wilson authorizes the expenditure of
$85 100000 in five years by the federal
government. This marks the beginning
of active cooperation between the ma
tional government and the states in
highway improvements in country
wide program.
The condition attached to the eXpen.
diture of the government appropriation
is that the states shall expend an
amount similar to that apportioned to
them for the indicated improvement
The bill provides that in addition to
the money to be spent in cooperation
with the states $10,000,000 shall be
provided for roads in federal forest re-
serves, to be spent at the rate of ST.
100000 a year for ten years.
The cooperative plan is said to have
sprung from the combined energies of
the American Association Of State
Highway Officials and the American
Automobile association. The bill is an
amalgamation of what was known as
the Shackleford bill of the house and
the Bankhead bill of the senate.
The total federal distribution for the
five years among the forty eight states
is: Alabama, $1,G0S,000; Arizona, ST.,
076,250; Arkansas, $272, $50; California,
$2,336,25O; Colorado, $1,302,0O0; Con-
necticut, $47S,500; Delaware, $124,500;
Florida, $84O,75O; Georgia, 5000, 75O;
Idaho, $941, $50; Illinois, So, 1000; In
diana, S2,109,000; Iowa, S2,260,500;
Kansas, 1921, $50; Kentucky, $1,5O9,-
900; Louisiana, $1,019,250; Maine, $731,-
250; Maryland, $6G2,250; Massachu-
sets, $1,140,O00; Michigan, $2,259, 1850;
Minnesota, $2,190750; Mississippi, ST.
371,OOO; Missouri, $2,633, 250; Montana,
$1512, $50; Nebraska, $1,6G0,500; Neva-
da, $1,000 $50; New Hampshire, 1924
$50; New Jersey, $4,000; New Mex
leo, Sl,235,2S0; New York, 1851 800;
North Carolina, $1,74600O; North Da-
kota, $1,17G0OO; Ohio, $2,9O5,5 500; Okla
homa, $1,773,750; Oregon, 1927, $50;
Pennsylvania, $3,585,750; Rhode Island,
$190,750; South Carolina, 81, 111,500;
South Dakota, $1,25625O; Tennessee,
81, 773, $50; Texas, $4,515, $50; Utah.
$S69,25O; vermontg 1854, 900; Virginia,
81, 100000; Washington, S1,098, $50;
West Virginia, 1925, 100; Wisconsin, ST.
$4,000; Wyoming, $685. $50.
The supplement to the bill gives an
additional $1OO00O0O, to be expended
at the rate of $1,OO0,0O0 a year on roads
within or adjacent to federal forest re-
serves, the money to be repaid ulti-
mately out Of the sale of timber and
from other sources Of revenue. The
western states were particularly inter-
ested in this phase of the question and
successfully contended that the nation
al government should protect and de-
velop its own property.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-08

of the other types. The use Of the
road in a wet and softened condition
is what causes the trouble. Under the
conditions where the earth road is
suitable type its total cost for con-
struction and maintenance Is less than
that Of any other type. In dry weather
and when it is not too dusty the prop
erly constructed and maintained earth
road is by far more pleasant and more
satisfactory to travel upon than any
other road. With neglected mainte-
nance, however, no other type of road
can go to pieces and become impass-
able so quickly as an earth road, nor,
on the other hand, can any other type
be brought to a satisfactory condition
for travel so quickly and so cheaply
after having been impossible. From
these peculiar features it will be noted
that practically the entire problem
with earth roads is their proper drain
age and systematic maintenance. The
opportunity for lettering our road con-
ditions by properly improving the
earth roads is almost beyond our i'm
agination."
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-08

ONE OF EURoPEs FIELD KITCHENs,A
consumption of food by that number
of troops Is roughly 1900 tons. The
collection, dispatch, distribution and
preparation Of this food is colossal
work which the ordinary civilian finds
1t difficult to comprehend.
.Rations are prepared in the field
kitchens and served to men, as at the
call to mess they file past the kitchen.
In all the armies are field ovens for
baking bread and portable kitchens for
preparing the ration in the form Of
stews, soups or hash, or in whatever
other way appears best for the health
comfort and spirits of the men.
In all the armies is an emergency ra-
ton issued to men when they are to be
sent on duty which may keep them
away from the field kitchen. The men
carry this ration in their haversack.
A great deal of thought has been ex-
pended on these rations, so that a sol
der will have the greatest nourish-
ment In food in the least weight and
bulk.
A few stories have come over the
wires or through the air about hungry
soldiers in the. European armies, but
men conyersant with military matters
know that these armies, fighting as they
are, are well fed and are getting as
much, perhaps more, food than called
for in the field ration of peace times.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-08
EVER sALIVATED BY
CALOMEL? HORRIBLE!
Calomel is quicksilver and acts
like dynamite on
your liver.

Calomel loses you day! You know
what calomel is. It's mercury; quick
silver. Calomel is dangerous. 1t
crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and sickening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
When you feel bilious, sluggish, con-
situated and all knocked out and believe
Won need dose of dangerous calomel just
remember that your druggist sells for
20 cents large bottle of Dodson's Liver
Tome. which is entirely vegetable and
nleasant to take and rs perfect substi-
t,,te for calomel. 1t is guaranteed to
Start your liver without stirring you up
inside. and can not salivate.
Don't take calomel! 1t makes you
sick the next day; it loses you a days
work Dodson's Liver Tone straightens
Won right up and you feel great. Give
4 to the children because it is perfectly
harmless and doesn't grippe.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-08
W. O. W. Receipt Books .

The Enterprise has just printed
a big supply Of W. O. W. receipt
books-good, clear print, heavy
paper, strong, durable binding and
convenient size-which we will
sell at 80 cents each OF two for
so cents, sent postpaid upon re-
ceipt Of price. We do all kinds Of
raternal order printing on short
notice. -The Dresden Enterprise
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-08
Hen Raises ouaiIs.

Bedford, Ind.-A son Of Eliza Smith
when working in a wheat field found a
quairs nest containing thirteen eggs.
He took the eggs to his home and put
them under a setting hen. The hen
Matched them out. Since then Biddy
has raised them with her other chicks
and seems as proud Of them as though
they were her own kin. She looks
after them the same as the others,
feeding them tiny grasshoppers, etc.
The little quails run to her when she
calls them and hover under her at
hight the same as her own chicks.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-08
Photos.

Photos at reasonable price re-
CARELESS of high price Of chemi-
calls. Post cards, fine portraits,
view York, kodak finishing, copy
ing and enlarging. Picture frames
made to order. Nice assortment
of moldings.-The Powell Studio,
Greenfield. 22-4t