The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-06-01
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H. A, Naylor purchased car from
R. N. Bond Auto Co.
We have several good Ford cars for
sale. R. N. Bond Auto Co.
VIM. Lea purchased a new Chevro-
let car from R. N. Bond Auto Co.
T. j. wrldell is driving new ear
purchased from R. N. Bond Auto Co.
A. B. Dill is delighted with new car
purchased from r. N. Bond Auto Co
Jno. j. niar-&se i,4 .lalt VA Z ts.5tl 49,
csAE purchased from 4. N. Bono Alfto
Co.
L. F. Wills is driving new Overland
car purchased from R. N. Bond Auto
Co.
Bate Bond is drying new Overland
car purchased from R. N. Bond Auto
Co.
A. C. Stanley is driving new Chew
rolet car purchased from R. N. Bond
auto Co.
We will have two car loads of cars
in Saturday. Call and see us. R. N.
Bond Auto Co.
DIR. w. B. Nash purchased new six
cylinder Oakland car this week from
R. N. Bond Auto Co.
We are equipped to do any and all
kinds of automobile repair work. Pow
ell-Maddox Motor Car Co.
Children's Day services will be held
Sunday morning, June 3rd, at Marvin
church. Everybody invited.
We have installed an up-to-date gas
oline and oil filling station. We solicit
your patronage. Powell Maddox Mo
tor Car Co.
Maxwell and Crow-Elkhart Cars
give the most service with the least
upkeep. 20 to 80 miles to gallon of
gasoline; 800 to 100 miles to gallon
Of oil. See Powell-Maddox Motor Car
Co.
The following announcements are
given for demonstration work through
out the county: Brownsville, Girls
club, June 4th; Lebanon, Home Demon
stration club, June 6; Dancyville, Home
Demonstration club, June II; Eureka
ton, both clubs, June 10; Tabernacle,
Home Demonstration club, June IS;
Woodland, Home Demonstration club
June 10, Woodville, Home Demonstra-
ton club, June %, Shestnut Grove,
ton club, June %, Chestnut Grove,
both clubs, June 25; Centeville, both
clubs, June &c; Holly Grove, both clubs
June 27; Wildwood, Girls club, June %.
In this issue of the States-Graphic
appears the announcement of Lewis
Hopkins as a candidate for sheriff of
Haywood county. Mr.. Hopkins is
thoroughly familiar with the duties of
the office, having served continuously
either as deputy sheriff or constable
for the past twenty-one years. He was
first appointed under the late Capt.
Scott, then by each of his successors,
Shaw, King and Davis. He is life
long democrat and was born and rear
ed in the eighth civil district of this
county. Mr.. Hopkins is a man of good
moral character. He is honest, up
right and fearless in the discharge of
his duties and if elected to the office
which he seeks, would doubtless prove
himself worthy of the honor and
trust.
J.0. Craig of the first district was in
our office few days ago and reported
good prospects for crops in his sec
tion, although planting has been much
delayed and the crops held back by the
cold weather. Number one is one of
the best farming sections of the coun-
ty and majority of the people over
there see to it that the food crops are
at least sufficient for home supply be-
fore turning their attention to other
crops. During the food supply cam
paign much interest was manifested ir
both the Hillville and Eurekator
neighborhoods and the attendance al
all meetings was most gratifying.