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INSTRUCTION.

Mutt law school students wanted Course
Equivalent To hest law schools. Instrurinr
r'a'titinS attorney. IL. H., University OF
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SIDELINE statesmen acquainted with retail
and Wholesale cigar trade in Virginia and
tributary territory. 20 scil new. highly suc-
cessful device II you have an established
trade and wont shy IT $40 D. day on the
side. write Universal Mfg. Co. rs Locust.
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SALES manager wanted: something rev
fisin'ss necessity; rctais g TO 800. Enor-
nous profits; no competition. Exclusive ter
ritnry. Free samples Savers Co.. ISL VAIN
wright 81 Louis
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n,., wA>risD-,ra,e and Ec,ua,e


GEETfEMEN and ladies' Of ability aud rood
adhIoSs. good paying proposition. -Four
Tor oin'c positions. Small capital required.
:cc MI Dickerson. .oo l.: North sixth
WANTED. - men and women general house
workers. maids farm. dairy hands for
Mar'l~"I Delaware. rennsyivauia. New
Jersey. Now York. Rhode Isiaml. Trans
r"ri"ii"n furnished Martin II 20. SIS East
BROAD, Eirhmoud. Va
WANTED. 100 men aud women. farm da irv
hands. factory work buffers. rortcr
walters. dr,NcrS cooks, rhsiub"rma ids
nurses. for this city and State. Martin n
90. SIS East Broad.
MARRIED. aud single farm hanIs Tor Now
Jersey: cooks fcr West Nirgini. aud icr.
SOY. Tickets waiting. Soc the people who
VII send N"n Monday. Virginia business
ENch.ngc, 5i6 North Second,
TEN antilles. leo mcu rnior,J irr Nnr,i,
and W"st. Just l"n. Sparrow's J'oiDi ,'n,n.,
carry: come all day Nuntay ,,,l, Nnrth
Sixth
WANTED. man nr woman "a prepare COM
incrciH writ" up' ~ Carolina firms from
n"1a furnished CIV" tcI.phuur number
Address Is 2oH. ear" Times dispatch
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SITUATION wANTEp-rrofc,sion,

ir.h'liEES wanted for colleges. public and
private schools, Southern States tns
tcr Teachers Agency. Atlanta l;a
Eleventh year.
ftl'ilS waited Ivy cuu;.aicut S,,auish
teacher, satisfaction guaranteed 10 loo
carr Times 1ispatch.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED, al experienced wboiosote cr,.
CT! salesman: none ether nccI apply
Mrl'c sl"tinS fully as to cXpeftcncc lei
Iirh'c ahb salary required. Apply E;,r,
Hros,, NcWpor News VA ''
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Statesmen :" call on -rorcrs, confoctioncrs.
general stores sl5o monthly and expenses:
Yearly contract. Manager IS s.. Second
Street st. Louis. Mo.
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AGENTS. new household necessity: constant
repeater: 100 per cent profit: credit grant
ch; sample free. kodU Products Co., Div
-. Philadelphia, IA
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WANTED. 20 carpenters with tools for con.
crete form work. Pa! Coz per hour Com.
mumicatc with lIardaway Contracting Com
pany. whitney. y. q.
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MANrEp. experienced speciality snlcsinan
Il" work small country towns, % per cent
: commission. so weekly dra wing account
hrl"ttc Fruit Products 20. Main and Clark
Avenues. st Louis, Mo Dent 4,
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WI: start YOU in business. furnishing every
thing; men aud women. $50 TO 500 weekly
operating our New system Specially Candy
Factories. Home small room any
where: no ranvassing. Opportunity lifetime !:
booklet free. tagsdale Co.. Box S. East
Il L
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AGENTS. 81 to $40 daily easily made sell
INK the new "Eadinm' gas lighter this
most marvellous Invention OF the age tho
biEgcs, Toe hit on the market. Write to-
uaE. The Automatic Company, - East
Eumrt ccmih SlrcCI. Now WINK
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Rp0kk EEPiNG-I want 10 lea RI bnokk or
ing ny private tuition. Address 4 Is, car,
Times DISPATCH
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Statesmen wanted 4 few good side line
hust,ers Can make ss.is In every small
town they visit. Few minutes work It's
easy Write mo to-day. w \. j. Coil. .eJ
Grant," BLDG St. Louis. Mo.
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WANTED salesman TO sell best known
temperance drinks on the market. can be
sold In drs territory. Excellent position for
fun time or "idcliue men. Commission con-
tract: sto per week for expenses Sales
InaraE.r. :o6 >. Main Street st, Louis, Mo
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AGENrS-Ioo per cent profit. Free samples
gold sign letters for store AMI office WIN
dowS. Any put on. Metallic Let
ter Co. ta North clark. Chicago
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SALESMAN, travelling, to sell dry goods
spccialties: also blankets direct to retail
merchants. Profitable side linc commits
sion basis Power Textile Mills. 2II Chest
nut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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ROVE. Died, ono Year ago today. Nprii
ROW L..
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WANTED. live agents. men or women 10
sell biography oil DIR. William y. Hatcher:
good chance for husticr.. can Ill Travellers
liIdg
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;iELP WANTED-AIa,e.

f'o month. Get government, tobs Mon
ana women wanted. List OF positions oh.
ia,nanie rr'c Franklin Institute. Floor 6.A.
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HELP wANrED-,,en,aie.

SEVERAL ladies to travel. demonstrate our
goods and sell dealers $50 to $40 week
~: we pay railroad fares. Experience I'M
necessary. Duchess Co. Dept. 1919. Mime
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y Statesmen wanted by Responsible house
nrsi Punch Board deal ON the market.
brahu new. Consignment. 81 commission
per order. Fan Manufarturinr Co ~ ~, ~
Twenty sixth Street, Chicago
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( TED. speciality salesman for North
! carolina. Give references and state ,y :
pcrirncc IN reply. + Us care Times bis
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VIII prosper with real opportunity and
highest quality. Remuneration and Increase
al"c" with ability. Weekly advance on
sales. Man for each Virginia and West vir-
S'nia References. Cleveland Core COM
pound Co. Cleveland.
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W NNTEp. automobile salesman to sell tho
ttSt medium prize on tho market
Exceptional opportunities for tho right man
L.. care Times Dispatch
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y ilBERAL COMM1SSION-AT'rR ACTIVE;
SlDEI.lNE OF MEXICAN AND LEAFS
HATS offered successful salesman to deal
cfs. One telescope only Advise line ear
RCD territory and experience to u. o. Rox
i"s. New Orleans. One Of tho largest and
oldest importers in country
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'LhEi(E, In sad. but loving rcmcin bra ncc
81 nay only daughter. LILLE MAY WADE.
CLARKE. who died siN Years ago to-day
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Year hsv" gone but YOU arc not forgotten;
AiWHNf tr"Sh y"ur memory within my heart
shall stay.
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| trained and experienced accountant viii
accept temporary engagement from pub
! lie accountants. any time they need ser
vice of AN extra man. references k liG
| care fimcS Dispatch.
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AVERY. In remembrance Of our ,ica
mother. MINNIE j. AVERY who died
TOUR years -r". February =. 1877.
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I'JNE.--'u snd aud loving memory of our
dear f-'h"r JAMES -. ROME. who do
%. 49,,
Cod called him home
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Experienced bookkcepcr and Office man
wants position; best references reliable
anu h"hiis temperate. X Ill. care Times
DiSpdtrh.
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WANTED Man experienced In whcIcss Ic
drug aud sundri"s would like to connect
with some established firm. Can furnish
good reference. Address \ IFS caro- Times
I,h
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IN 'icncr. "fttiu,os our heart. hath yr.rnct
!" haN" her hero on Garth again
- E"c her and To hctr hcr gentle voice
IN bow tMouid mako our hcarts II lnirc
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inn. "n" AL year since y"u lott me-,
whom ! cherished and io,cI - dear
IAN h.lp but feel lonely
when do not YOU tcrc?
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y" moro Your kind aud loving face
shall light tho gloom uf home.
i"t ia love soc you
Nnii" TN sorrow ! am alone
Ypi'Is
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WnNIED. a live wire to sell real estate In
West GIntcr Park Salary or co,nn,ios;o
St,y ana suburban Sales Company 500 10
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POSITION 4, summer resort by college
IMAM NJ references. At once. Is 49, caro-
trh
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SAi'ESMEN-if you can show us that Won,
are an ~ man. making small towns IN
territory stiii open. Will show YOU the
best sidclinc punch board prupo.ition oyer
offered; big. prompt aud repeat co,um,,
sionS; answer quick. Grove misunderstanding
70. :'h, tuttaE" Grove tvcnuc. Chi,ar,,
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BOOK INEElER. accountants twenty wears
experience. desires position of rcspunsi-
blity & Il. care Times. DISPATCH
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! VIII pay any man up to so monthly for
part OF spare tiuc. No canNassinr No
capital Write to-day. VOORHEES,, Desk 1870
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iSTENoGHAiilER. male. with several
years experience" wants position. Good ref
crrnrc. J -, care rimcH- Dianatrh
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registered assistant. desires po-
tion. Address II 3c4. caro- Times. Dispatch,
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: BpoKkEEi'ER, accountant. 20 ycars' eX-
/ pcricncc. desires position Of RESPONSE
| hility. ~. care Times Dispatch.
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l.ADlES-Do crochcting a homo For par
tcuiars send stamped. addressed cnvcIopa
California Lace Co.. 1Sl South Olive. Los
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23
Oak Chest
No. l48.
WITH NAME PLATE AND DROP HANDLES,
WHITE LINING.
Mo-. l48.
Regular Price, $l4.l5.
Price to Our Subscribers, Only $5.25.

Twenty.six Piece Oak Chest with Drawers,
containing six each Teaspoons, Tablespoons, Me-
dunn Forks, Medium Knives, one Butter Knife, ard
one Sugar Shell.
Any Of our subscribers paying their back sub
~scription, one years subscription in advance, and
s5.25 additional will receive one Of these 2S-piece
silver sets, as shown above, with oak chest and
white satin lining. Order by number. Wo do NOT pay
express charges. Weight ] lbs. If you wish this
sent by parcel post, please add the necessary postage.
The above silvorware is made by Rogers &
Brothers. Rogers & Brothers brand Of silverware
is known the world over as the most reliable silver
ware manufactured today. Money ~eheerfully refunded
il not satisfactory. +,
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CT
No. IA.
WITH AME PLATE N ROp HANDLEC, >
LINING.
No. IA.
Regular Price, $3.50.
Price to Our Subscribers, Only $6.l5.

Twenty EIGHT Piece Mission Chest, with Drawer, con-
tanning six each Teaspoons Tablespoons, Medium Forks, Me-
dunn Knives, and one each Butter Knife, Sugar Shell, Gravy
Lade, and Cold Meat Fork.
Any Of our subscribers paying thcir back subscription.
one years subscription in advance. and S615 additional.
will receive one Of these 2Spiece silver sets. as shown above.
with mission chest and green lining. Order by number. We
do not pay express charges. Weight 8 lbs. If you wish this
sent by parcel post please add the necessary postage.
The above silverware is made by Rogers & Brothers.
Rogers & Brothers brand Of silverware is known the world
over as the most reliable silyerware manufactured today.
Money cheerfully refunded if not satisfactory.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23
~ No. 1872

Hanging cruciix ia inches by 5 inches.
Our price IS cents.
The regular price OF these crucifixes Is
double the price we ask. These cruc.fixes are
all high grade, 24-karat gold plated and hand
Furnished. Any of our subscribers paying their
back subscription and one years subscription in
advance, and the price marked after either
number, will receive that crucifx. We pay
parcel post charges.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23
Combination Silver Set,
Regular Price, $5.25. Price to Our Subscribers, Only SI.95.

Regular Price, $s25. Price to Our Subscribers Only sIS5.
SIX TRIPLE PLATED SILVER KNIVES AND SIX TRIPLEPLATED SILVER FORKS
additional will receive one of the above sets of Rogers & Bros six tnpbphed silver Knives
and six tILphtd silver forks W. do not pay exprese charges Weigh 3 u.s. III you wish this
sent by pcA post please add the necessary postage -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23
Only rs Cents.

Every Catholic family should have m Of these beautiful eOlOred Cribs
in their home n Christmas time. BE suro and order by number and size
We only have n limited supply Of these OF hand. First come first
served.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22
l0i Years Old,

Dickson was hon0red with visl
frnin one 81 the oldest men Of IT,,
State last Friday and Saturday, il
the person Of MIR J, Wood. whc
was born in Georgia on May 18th
1915 making him few month.
over l0l years Old he l. still ru.
ioying K ol health ani can get
around a. we'll. or better, than
most men OF IS years.
He served in iar Mexican and
Civil wars, and ior the past ten
years has made his home in tht
Soldiers Home near Nash&!Ir. In
1910 he joined the old school pre-.
destinarian Baptist church, and has
ever since been faithful aud con.
sistent member. Whileshere he
WAS introduced to and shook hands
with five " six hundred people,
which pleased him greatly.
While in dickson he was the
guest Of Esq. j A, l.unn and iam.
ily.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22
A l.. Seals Shot
BY w, l.. Sopher.

McEwen, Tenn. September 10
w. l.. Sopher. q prominent farmer
and frui. grower. aad A. l.. Seals.
a prominent real %stafe tnan. had
some words Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Sopher said, 60 on about your
business. Seals il Is alleged.
struck Sopher with heavy cane he
carried. cutting him severely about
the head and face, aad Sopher
drew pistol irem his pocket and
fired two shots. one ~ them striking
Scale In the abdomen and passing
out q, the bach. The other shot
missed its mark. Seals was taken
home and DR., sugg summoned.
He IN said to have chance 10 re-.
cover II the stomach IL not per.
iwated, sopbr was arrested and
taken 10 Dr. Daniels office Tor his
badly lacerated head and face Ia be
attended to. Nashville Hammer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22
noNHtsloEEr NOTICE.
n. G. d 81. l., RI,
HENRY LOTTE, HATTIE L0TTE
In The Circuit Court, Dickson
County.


In The Circuit Court. Dickson
County.
In thia cause il appearing to the
clerk from the bill. wilieh ls sworn
to. that the defendant, Hetns L.otte.
Liz non-r resident III this State ot
tennessee. and 4 resiaent al the
State oi Texas. 50 ;ha, the ordinary
process ot law cannot hs served ca
him. be IL therefore hereby notified
TO appear before the Judge al our
Circuit Court at Dickson. Tenn. Oh
FIRST MONDAY IN DIE I'm BIER.
1915. and plead answer or Jemar 70
the said bih filed against him in the
above styled cause, or the same viii
be taken az confessed and the cause
set Tor bearing exparie,
II is further ordered by the Clerk
that this order be published in the
Dickson County Herald. news
paper published at Dickson. Tenn
for four consecutive weeks. the last
publication 10 appear IN IRE than !
days before the first Monday in
December. 1916.
This 18th day Of August, 1916
+. h. GRAY. Clerk,
r. l.. LEECH. Sol. for Compl Do
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22
RINGING BROS.
COMING THIS WAY
Worlds Biggest Circus And
Spectacle Cinderella An. ;.
nouneed for Oct. End.

Announcement is made that on
Monday. October End, Ringing
Bros. circus will give afternoon and
night periormsncps at Nashville.
The famous showmcn are this
season presenting an all new and
wonderful program The tremen.
ious fairyland spectacle Cinder.
Fila. will appeal 70 both young
and old. More than 1000 persons
take part in it. II Is easily the big
sest spectacle Ringing Bros. have
ever staged, and its glorious Bal
IL, 81 the FAIRIES, with 300 dane.
Jag girls. is ia itself worth going
many miles 70 see Following GIN
dereiia, 400 afeoic artists appear
in the main tent program. Because
Of the great European var the Ring
ilngs have cores Of circus
performers r. .etore Heen in
America. An en,ire trained animal
show has be n made a part OF the
main tent program this sesson. The
meDaeerie now numbers 1909 wild
animals. The elephants, including
Big Bingo," the earih'r largest
Ipachyderm. have been increased TO
Al. and almost so horses are car
RED. There vii. be 90 clowns and
big free three mile street parade
show-day morning.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22
NonsgsIDsNr NOTICE
LIZZIE DONEGAN.
W.
TOM D0NEGAN, 1t Al.

AOh bSSNEbhNt ~ al.
In Chancery at Dickson. Tenpeseee.
In This cause ii appearing to the
Clerk ari Master from the hill,
which IL sworn TO. that the defend.
ant. Tom Donegan, il d non-feti
dent 81 the State Of Tennessee. ~
that the ordinary process oil lsw
cannot be served upon him. there
fore, il IL ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made
fH aaid Tom Donegan in the Dick
son County Herald, q newspaper
published weekly at Dickson. Tenn.
for to1r consecutive weeks--she lac,
publication To appear more than
tive days before the meeting Of this
|eourt--commanding the defendant,
Tom D1negan. to appear at the
courthouse IN Dickson, Tenn, on o.
before Thursday after the 4th Mon.
day in October, 1916. and plead
answer or demui to the bill filed
against him in this cause for divorce
aud alimony, or the same will be
taken for confessed and the cause
sat for hearing exparte.
Witness my hand at office in
Dickson, Tenn. this Sept. IL. l9lC
j. J. TAYLOR, c. d NJ.
W. I. CrotEer Sol'r.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22
ALL TIRED OUT.
Hundreds More In Dickson In
the Same Plight.

Tired all the time:
Weary and worn out night snd
day;
Back aches; head aches
Your Kidneys are probably weak.
ened.
You should help thera at their
work.
Let one who knows tell you how.
Mrs. e. Il. Simon. Centre Ave.
Dickson, says: MY back was weak
aud sehed constantly Mornings. |
was just IS tired out as when went
to bed. iplt drowsy and languid
and bad frequent headaches and
dizzy spells. Doans Kidney Pills,
which | got from the Ciemore Phar-
macy, cured pe and | haven't no.
'iesd the slightest symptom Of the
trouble since.
Price Soc. at all dealers, Don /
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan Kidney Piils--the same
tina, cured Mrs, Simon. Foster-Mil.
burn Co, Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22
Sun Brothers Show To
Exhibit Here October 2

Po4aibly no better show will 40
pear hare than the Great sun Broth
era Worlds Progressive Aggrega
tion. Which is scheduled 10 exhibit
at Dickson on October 2nd.
The travelling tented show is today
Americas most popular form 81
outdoor Amusement and IL 4 pert n.
NAL iayDtite with all classes VI PEG
pie. The sun Brothers Show fo'
this season il great, big hfst.class
exhibition. with many stunning new
features, fine horses, strange All
mails and host o! foreign and
American noyelty displays. The
largest tents eyer erected IN this
town are employed by this show
Everything il done Tor the great
comfort Of all visitors and seats are
provided for all patrons.
The newly added trained animal
tourney il this season y new attrac.
tioh. and includes a bunch 1T am,z
ing trained lions. tigers leopard-,
kAngaroos elephants. balloons
etc Two complete performances
will be offered here. afternoon and
night, The usual free outdoor ex
hibitions will be given NJ noon.timt
on the show grounds. and are ire
to the public
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22
w. |. Swain Show Here for
Week, Beginning Oct. 2nd.

The annual engagement OF the W
| Swain Show each year brings JOY
Tor the small boy aud his sister. and
for father and mother. also for thi.
u The Que time OF the year when
he older folks renew their youth
and throw away th5 cares Of bust.
ness.
Each year Mr., Swain has added
to his enterprise until today 1t has
reached the esse nee OF perfection
when this popular Snowman added
to his entertainment chautauQus
features, making the Swain show ia
class OF It's own presenting the two
classes OF amusement. The Swain
show needs little introduction Ia the
people Of the south, tor il has been
their tavorlte amusement Tor years.
MIR, Swan has received the financial
and social support Of them, and in
return has spent considerable money
to further gain their support and
confidence, The plays to be pre-,
.euted here this season are from the
pen oi america best authors, and
most Of them have had big city
runs. The opening play will be
The Minister SON. written aud
played by W, b, Patton for several
seasons. Ii is comedy drama
with an interesting story that will
be pleasing to all, II will be fol.
lowed by Father and Mother in
society, Thorns and Orange Bios
SONS, "Helen's Experience With
The World OF Today The Virgin.
ian, Lady Audrey's Secret. and
the Hidden Hand.
For the chautsuqna part. Roy
Rogers. rag.tlme singer; Barns and
Edwards. society entertainers, Miss
Annlee White. Serocomic sougs
and dancer; musical revels. such a.
seen in the leading musical halls Of
the East, with a big singing com.
pany, Offering much pleasure ~ all
Swain patrons, The Swain Solo
Silver Band and Orchestra is a
splendid musical organization. play
ing the latest classic and popular
The engagement is for one week,
starting Monday, October Ind.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22
IN The MAIL BOX.


Dickson County Herald:
We, who are interested in a high.
er standard of education OF the cili'
tenship Of Dickson County, wherein
!. is so much needed, should speak
publicly Our sentiments Endorsing
Mr.. Frank Fraziers position regard,
ing the Secondary School Laws;
also that OF Messrs. NJ. q. Stuart,
Y. T Gentry. j, H. Welch. o. NJ.
Jackson, o. w. Brown. whose high
sense Unnatural reasoning prompted
them TO make public statement
OF protest against the deplorable
condition OF the present school laws.
Every citizen should be interested
in the better education 81 the grow.
ing generation Of not only this
County but throughout the State
Our State Nornals we are justly
proud, OF the County High School
we indorse, but that which is OF vital
importance to our children of this
County IL the rural school,
We should go forward in this
movement aud stand b in co, opera.
ton.
Mrs. W. l.. Weakley.
Mrs. K. B. Collier,
Pardue, Tennessee.