Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-01
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children. of Mayfeld have been
guests this week of Mrs. W. B.
Mayo.
The Cash Economy store has
the biggest line OF shoes in town
and the cheapest, for they bought
at the old price.
President Todd announces the
appointment Of the following to
constitute board of directors for
the West Tennessee Telephone
association: Terry W. Allen,
Jackson; NJ. D. King, Dyer;
G. R. Mullins, Greenfield; Joe L.
Holbrook, Dresden, and Whitsell
Harpole, Union City.
Buy that Gulf gasoline, "a cents;
that Gulf lubaicating oil, so cents;
that Gulf coal oil, 8 cents; for there
is none better. No one handles it
but the Cash Economy store.
Mr.. Berney Estes, for several
years salesman with ]. F. Parker
4 Sons, Martin, where he was a
popular and jealous salesman, is
now with the well.known and
popular Cash Economy store,
where we feel sure he will prove
lust as popular and as loyal as
with the former firm.
Ii it is new, AL Gardner has it.
Chiffon trffeta, Sc inches wide,
all shades, $1.35 per yard, at al
Gardeners.
See the new metellen silks and
trimmings, at AL Gardeners.
Though in poor health most of
the year, Uncle Tom Mitchell has
been able to produce some ex.
ceptionally fine cotton. One stalk,
which he has on exhibition at the
Weakley County Bank, has on it
1876 squares, blooms aud hollis,
and he says he has others at
home that he is confident have
200.
Billikin ShoesI Try a pair of
Billikin shoes for your boy or
girl. Once worn, always worn.-
Al Gardner.
Mr.. Johnny Travis, about
thirty-two years Of age, died Mon
day morning at the home Of bis
mother in Martin after a long i'll
ness of bone tuberculosis. For
several years the young man had
been going on crutches. He was
an energetic young man and had
many friends who deeply deplore
his death. The remains were laid
to rest Tuesday at the Martin
cemetery.
Mems and boys clothing.-I
will have the biggest line of mems
and boys suits and overcoats ever
brought to Martin and will sell
them cheap.-Al Gardner.
Mr.. Ed Donoho came in Tues
day with a very fine Shorthorn
bull, which he shipped from
Dresden to Columbia, where the
bull goes into a large Shorthorn
sale to be held next Monday.
Mr.. Donoho has purchased an
other very fine bull and offers
this for sale for the reason that
he did not need two.
Ladies Coats-I will have the
biggest line ever brought to Mar.
tin, all.new styles, no old coats car.
rled over to show you--Al Gard
,ner.
Mr.. c. B. BrasfeId, one Of
the commissioners, informs the
Enterprise that the contractors
begun moving their levee-build- |
ing machinery to Northcutt' S |
levee on Tuesday Of this week,
which means that by the last of
the week work will be in progress
improving this important thor
oughiare.
Boy a Kabo corset, big line just
in, from 81 to $500. Our corsets
have not been advanced. Same
old price. al Gardner.
The Sharon public school open
ed last Monday with a coed at.
tendance and much enthusiasm
on the part Of patrons, teachers
aud pupils. Sharon has enjoyed |
the distinction of affording first
class high school for a number OF |
years aud those in a position to
know predict that this years
school will outstrip former years.
See the new broad cloth and
velour, for suits, from 50 to S.
per yard, at Al Gardeners.
The legion Of friends through.
out the county of Mr.. John Now
lin, Of Sharon, will be sorry to
learn of his critical illness. He is
suffering from kidney trouble and
has been quite sick. On last
Monday his two brothers, Rev.