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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-14
Community Singing Spirit
Spreads to Stevensville

St"VenSvillc. Dee. 13.-Special.-
~t"Nrnslillc is to try community sing
ing. The first gathering will be held
Sunday afternoon at the American
thea1"r Familiar patriotic airs will
ht sung by the crowd, and special
solos will be sung by Mrs. Bert Rooms
and by Frank Iiayek. The piano ac-
compartments will BE played by -.
*. Antrim. At this meeting arrange
ments will be made to continue the
community song gatherings indefi-
Litely
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-14

Iher" are scientific reasons why
the calcium snlDhido in S,uart's CAL
einm Waters is a most wonderful skin
b"auttficr. 1t works in the blood. ,n-
riches il, purifi"s it. gives to the skin
II power to convert impurities into a
harmless uh>tunce that is carried off
harmless substance that is carried off
81 pretty girls and matrons who have
fld their complcNionS of pimples. bolis
eczema. acne, and other eruptions by
simply using Studrt's Calcium Waters
ou viii find them on sale IN almost
every drug store in the /. :. or Cam
ada at 80 cents Il box Get a box today
or send the coupon below for a free
trial package.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-14
AnnuI Augustine Marriage
on Ground Wife's Insanity

Superior, Dec. l3.-Special-Th
cas-" of Charles Augustine versus
catherine Augustine for the nnnul-
mcnt of marriage between the parties
I" the suit, was heard hefor, "A Jury
at superior on Thursday. The con-
It ntlon Of tn" plaintiff that Mrs
Augustine was insane at the time tn.
union was sustained by the verdict OF
~" jury and there being no particular
opposition by Mrs. Augustine'S guard
IAN, an annulmen, Of the marriage
vas granted.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-14
MISS0vLA COAL
PRICES ARE SET
Average 80 Gents Ton Reduc
ton Maze by Action
Fuel Committee.

After mOre than a month of careful
investigation the Missoula county fuel
committee yesterday lowered the retail
price Of coal for the city. The commit
tee is working under the direction OF
the national fuel administration.
The new rates will take effect next
Wednesday and will remain in force
until the committee or the national
headquarters authorize change.
Frank Keith. who is chairman of the
committee, said yesterday that the new
rate was established with the view Of
satisfying both the ,-ealer and con-
sumner. The approximate reduction will
amount to 80 cents on delivery price
The following prices We're established
BY the committee delivered to the con /.
sumner.
owl Creek per So 90
Bear Creek, per 6S
Diamondvlle, per ton $9.S7
Roundup. per A.
Carney. per 80 0e
kooi per ton 1864
Ncme per ton 80 IL
In arriving at the figures the mem
hcrs of the committee have taken the
Ifl!N'S ttldiStu lHp Ttl3llcT at inc
mine. added the freight. war tax and
a margin OF gross profit as follows:
For carload lots. at mine weights, with
no delivery, - cents IA ton carload
lots, at mine weights, delivered to GUS
toner 81 a ton; less than carload lots
at local weights, delivered. $l.9O Il ton
For mine run grades of Montana coal
80 cents per ton less than the figures
quoted in the price list shall be
charged, and in he ease Of slack, S2.1f
less n ton.
In establishing prices for Wyoming
coal, the committee has assumed that
the mine price is 1895. To this price
rs with the Montana coal the freight
costs and war tax from the different
! mines. and the gross profit of 80 has
| been added.
The gross profit covers unloading
and delivery charges. waste anC
shrinkage, AS well as the net profits
| Delivery charges are figured at 90
cents a ton, while the waste ant
| shrinkage is approximately six pei
cent.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-14
WESTERN MONTANA
AtaGla,,ce
Brief Bits of News From
Western Montana.

st. lgnatius.-AndrcW Bockwith and
Fred Watson are business visitors to
l;utte this week.
Charles kmball and Miss Nellie
Ninesinger We're united in marriage
last Monday. at the residence of the
. ! I'degrooms parents Mr.. and Mrs.
". G. kimbal. The young couple are
well and f,vorably known here and
have the best wishes OF the people for
their future success.
At the Kennedy hotel Kelley Wat
son. ohio, H.; r. f, Flock. Butte;
Earl {. Simpson and $. F. Post, Posta
Mont. ard Phillip Willie. Sand Point
luah no
little freeze came TUESDAY night,
This is the first fall freeze to amount
TO anything that the Mission valley
mas had this year. While other parts
Of the state have been suffering from
the early frosts and have lost heavily.
the Ftathead country has lost prac-
tically nothing
Phillip Willie of Sand Point. Idaho.
has purchased a carload of sheep and
carload Of cattle from Mr.. Roollc.
the meat merchant here and has
shipped them to Sand Point.
DisonrMr. and Mrs {. y. Blanch-
ard will leave Thursday for st. Paul
where they will remain until after
the holidays with Mr.. Rlanchard's
| parents.
W. r. Campbell left for Missoula
| Wednesday TO join the Shrine special
/ which left for Butte Thursday.
| FRED Brown, who enlisted in Mis-
s"ula last week, left Tuesday for Fort
Wright
Darby.-Rain began falling Wednes-
day night and continued until noon
| Thursday. The snow, which was about
five inches deep. is going very rapidly
The Northern Pacific timber cruis-
ing crew left Wednesday for Helena
| They will return in the spring Il
| finish the work cut short by tn.
| snow.
The Darby Patriotic society will
give 4 dance at Miles hall Saturday
night. December ~ Come and dc
your bit to help our boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley have returned
from the coast where they went tc
visit their sons.
\ Mr. Meyer will give a lecture. il
the interest of the Nonpartisan league
in Hammond's hall Tuesday night. De.
ccnbtr IS.
MIR. Malloy, the West Fork stag,
driver, says that the snow is eighteer
inches deep at Alta.
q. g. Scott has moved his barbe
shop into the Darby bank building
j. g Utter went to Mssoula Tues
day on his way east
, Alva Dverturf has written his fathe
from Fort Wright that army life, $,
far, Is all right. He says that the,
get plenty of good food and hay
nothing to do.
Harry Clifford went to Butte las
Friday where his brother, Boyd Glib
ford is very sick.
The RebeBas gave a dance at Miles
han and supper at the |. .. O. +. hal
Saturday night
, Mrs. Clifton has gone to Californ
for the winter.
The postmaster reports good sale
, of war savings certificates and Thrift
stamps.
. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Scharmota hay
n baby girl.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-14
Heavy Blanket of Snow
Covers Eastern Montana

Filings, Dec. l3.-The heaviest
blanket Of snow this city has eXpe-
rienced on any December day within
memory of the oldest inhabitant COW
ers the ground tonight. Street car
traffic has ceased and city employees
are operating snow plows on the
streets. More than Il inches Of snow
has fallen since Tuesday. according to
reports from the government, weather
observer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
NEIGHB BORHOOD NEWS
by Our Special Correspondents
DICKSON ROUTE .

Oscar fasseil oi Nashville spen,
Sunday with his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. y. y. fu-seli.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Laskins and
Mr.. and Ars. Ennis Daniel spent
Sunday 10 Burns.
Joe Ii. Weems Of Dickson spoke
ut katvie~ Sunday afternoon In
behalf OF the Pledge Card campaign
There seemed 10 be- much ea,Aas.
iasn manifested and ws hope Go
family will fail to sign one Of these
cards.
Milton Osniel and son. James,
Of Nashville spent Sunday visiting
the Iofmef . parents. Mr., aud Mrs
A. M. Daniel.
Mrs. Nannie ID. Jones'. our couI.
~ demonstration. gave a very inter
esiing talk at faiyyiew School lasl
Friday afternoon ON the need u a
Girls Canning Club. and IA rrsul,
oi her eifor,s Tomato Club was
organized. with Miss vina Hooper
pssrsssa,< Miss ,Assl.ss.s ' ~Ea-ssAA,
vice president: Miss Lucy Fussl!.
secretary. ard Miss 'Mafgares Uas
ley. treasurer. Mrs. Jones was ae,
eompaniei by /. + Elrod. also our
County Agent, who promised the
boys that they should not be slight.
ed, that be would come back soon
and help organize a Boys Corn
Club, We believe this to be a
good move and tits hoped the peo'
pie will take advantage OF the op.
portunity;
Fosres, Fu-seil spent Sunday Al
Burns.
Mr. aud Mrs, John Mitchell hav,
moved to George kleafs~s stuck
farm.
Il. X. Nieks has puschased a new
Ford car.
The boys who ent from this
vicinity to Camp Gordon have been
moved 10 GreenyiIie aud Columbia,
South Carolina, We certainly wirt
them we'll aud safe return.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
WEST P,NEv.

The Death Angel has again viN
tied this community and taken fos
,t4 victim, Elmer England. tn.
remains w.re laid to res, in th.
family graveyard,
Bob Adpoek haa returned from
Camp Gordon. he having been die
charged MI the grounds III phtalc Al
disability
CIRCUS Baker aud family wer.
guests Of Mrs, Mat. Springer sun
day,
Geo. Redden has purchased the
Jim Donegsn iaIm.
Press Adcock had for their guest,
Sunisy Henry Harold aud family
,;~o Harold and family, M.,- VII
lie Flclder, Mrs. Raymond Will,
and t,eo, Brsxsel..,
Jesse Fields and son. Wesley
were guests oi Jap Peeier Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. Kirkland Wakes
were the week end guests oi ths
ia;t-y's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mon.
ro@ Dmegsn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
Mr.. ]. N. cATnEY
INSTANTLY KILLED
Mr.. J. d. Hood Also Injured
In Storm Near Abiff Last
Monday Afternoon.

During the heavy rain and wind
storm Monday afternoon. Mr.. j. NJ,
4catksy vas instantly killed near
Abiif when a barn in which he had
taken shelter blew dosn on him.
From tbr information we reesiv'
ed, ii seems that Mr. Ca,hey and
Mr.. J d Hood wer. at work near
the barn. and when the storm broke
they started ipr thn barn for shelter.
but brfore M. Hood reached the
barn his hat bi+w uH and he ran
after II, while Mr Cs1hey went on
into The barn, aud had no sooner
entered same until /, Tell. catching
him under some heavy tlmbe:. kill
ing him instantly Mr., Hood WAS
also slightly injured about the hsad
by lying timber and would have
doubtless met the same lat. ~ Mr.
Cathsy. had not hls hat blown "a.
Mr., Cathsy was about - years
old aud 10 survived by vile and
ssyeral children.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02

Mr., and Mrs. ]. &, Hallum and
estildrrn wsrr guests III Mr.. aud
Mrs. Stokes Hoaston and tamil,
Sunday.
Mis Ids Mabel Fsfrbee and lis
tie bsosh@r. Neal. we're guests el
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
heo. Buchanan. and iamiiy Sunday
Miss Ire Gillian spent Sunday
the guest ot Mis- iF~a~ Wah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh pa..erscr
we're yisiiing Elhst, Gillian ana
family Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Willie
Peateeost, Wednesday, Oct, 24th, q
tine giri.
Miss Harriet Wall 10 spending
this week with her niece. Mrs, Ton
Hamistpa. near Sylvia.
Born. to Mr.. and Mr W. Il
Hutton. Tuesday. October a3sd. 4
girl
Mrs, NJ J Creech visited Mrs,
Tom Daniel Sunday. ......
! y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
SULPHUR 50 RINGS.

Robert Daniel, ~h0 has heen sac 4
ior the psst ten days. Is no bette
~ this writing
Bro. Rallard h@gan series o
meeiiuas a, ". T. Olive iast sun
day.
Mrs Nancy Tr1ar IL visiting heI
niece. Mrs Tom Grow, of Dull,
Nunan Fowler, whn il attend
lns school at l,les-on. spent "a.
week Esd slih ho,netaIks.
Mise Annie Toisr snd hroth.,
Viii, attended church a. NJ +
olive Sunday night
Dr A q Css,lemsn and Rev
Marshall Spsnn made int.YestiI,
-pet.< tes nj Oak Grove Church lasi
SUNDAY afternoon IN the issrrrs, D
| tossl conservation.
Cbsgie kepihsrt apd lack Thom
a. II White Oak Flats have return
ei from Detroit.
| Mr.. .nsi MIRA Geo. Spann al nui
attended the speaking 4, Ost Grow
S9ndar afternoon.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02

Presiding Elder h, l. Gregory an.
iisuuttses fife fi,ffn~ins appointments
ins The Flrsl liaaad ii tbs p.aksaa
District. N Il Church. South
Little i,n,~-i.ittle I,ot, November
\, Crn,reville Station. November
I0il. Goodrich Mission - ksdron.
Nov, Ia, White Bluff regrsm,
Nov, Ii. Chs,loits--Charlotts. Nov
lis, Belishare Mission -~-tirpen.
wood Nns, I'D, Cumberland Fur.
mace Wsods' Valley, Nov. ~. Nc.
Even Mckwen, Nov. 2&.25, Was.
erly Circuit Blue Cr~@k Nov. II.
Wayerly Station. Nov ~. pisgah
and kheaeEe, Ebanesef, Dec, | .,
Liberty Mission Blue Greek, Dec
1, Bold Springs Mission Water
Valley, Dec. q, Dickson Station.
Dec. 50, yellow Cfeek-W cslsy =.
Dec. IL. Erin Circui'--Efin, Dec.
Is, Stewart Mission Bethlehem,
Dec, IL IL. Standing Rock Mission
Pleasant Valley. Dec. Is, Dover
Circuit Thorpe. Dec, M. Cumb~r.
land City Circu,, psul's. Dec,
- II.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02

Tho remains ot Mr.. Charles NJ
Trnby. who died Tuesday morning.
ia Nashville hospital, where hp
was operated upon Tor a kidney
aud bladder trouble Thursday oi
last weel. wer brought here Tues,
day nigh, aud conveyed to the resi-,
dence nt Mr.. and Mrs, W. A. Bar.
nett, where funeral service was con.
Quoted Wednesday afternoon aud
his remains laid 10 rest IN Union
Cemetery beside his vile. who pre-.
ceded him to the grave = number oi
years.
Mr.. Truhy was "a years old and
had been ia the employment OF the
government NJ a railway mail clerk
on the run from Nashville 10 Hlck.
man Tor u years and was consider.
ed a very valuable man 10 the ser.
vice, Tie was member oi the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, and the many
deeds o! Kindness and hdcliiy tn
friends and church speak for his
noble Christian character
He is survived by two daughters
Mrs. II n Cowgirl, Of Hickman
Ky, and Miss Mabel Truby, \ sister
Iiyinv al Tunnelyins (Ia' A brother
living in Oklahoma, and number
OF other relatives and friends who
will greatly m,ss him,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02

The Godmothess' Aseoelalson al
Davidson Coaasy, composed al
young ladies III thai county, viii
bold Jam and lslly Day" nsx,
week These swee,s are to he sens
10 the camps III Tennessee tsuops
boz .hsit Chris,mas aaorning hFeak.
isst.
All ladies III Diexsou are ~iliias
to DO their hi, too the lighting
men, 30 why nas contribute 4 slsss
II l~!ly as JAM This small SERVICE
will 10 long ways toward helplng
each soldier irel "a, home" OIL
Christmas Miss Edith Badge will
have charge oi collecting the sweets
i, Dickson, and the recruiting
station" will be Ia one al our hasi.
ness heases eu Maia STREET. th#
date and place to he announced
later.
When the collection ia completed
Il will be sent 10 the Association
aud then forwarded TO th- cAmps
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02

AZ VIE grow older aud less active,
less aud lcss iood is required ID
meet tive demands ui our bodies
II too much 10 hsb,tnslly taken. III,
stomach will rebel, When = mau
reaches the advanced age NJ NJ o,
%. you will And that he IL iigh,
eater lie as careful ss you will
however, you viii occasionally ra'
more than you should and will lee
the need Of Ihamberisin's Tablet,
10 correct the disorder, These tab
lets do not contain pepsin. hu,
strengthen the stomach and enable
1t to perform its functions naturally
They also eause gentle movement
oi the bowels .---sdv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
COlcSburq.

The rains ot Saturday and Mon.
day ~rfs the first ones since Aug.
us. that pu, water IN the branches
A. A resals ot the prolonged dsy
spell. The isll blowing has been bad.
~ hamb.rrd sni the sowing NJ
winter grain crops interf.red with
Arsp gemtnis are being made Iow
by the farmers to start piowiug and
sowing.
y. " Brown wasat Burns ss,
Saturday
Frederic Won BERGEN il IN New
YORK IN business Tor the railroac
company
Jean Sanker. nne n our boy
wearins>s khaki. is in the Ar,lllerl
service ut Columbia. : e.
Howard Reep IT the railros,
company telephone service spen
the weekend with hrs mother. Mr..
+, Il, Re~p
Jeh Adcnck has placed nev
| wire fence along the trost IT th'
Gnfhn land,
Mr.. and Mr.. Joe Il. Nsems O
Dickson spoke here Sunday in tn
interest os the Pledge Card Cam
paign,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
TAX o1 1lclKU
AnD F1ElcaT BIlls
persoas Who Use Railroads
lnterestcd Ia Nav Rcvc.
nue law Effective
November ist.

All pcssons who travel On The
railroads ~ who ship freight viii b
| affected by Tho nsw wsr Tan tnsas.
ur which h%tAmss effective oa and
aises Nessmhlkl. - railroad tisk.
cts and isvish, esls viii bear I TAI.
the amount ot ~dA Tar being based
m the amount 10 6hpAid ios such
.sxRsporsiaa ssrvacss
| Al rsisrnsd siclsssl fvcAassd On
and at'ss November lsk which cess
over sS c~a,s will be- ssrtN
| All freight bills siii be tsasd. hut
the tax !m freight uadss u c~nts
will bs only | cent, y
Comp,nilsr A. r. Ostsrsoa ii iAs
Nashville Chattanooga 4 ~. Loaik
, Railway hss just prepared 4 pam.
phlet Ia which h Incorporated the
nes rsveaus Law spplicabls 70 rail-.
reads, and this IL being placed In
the hands oi the raiiroads agents
charged with tie collection d sach
IIff~tshdes Iii ths tihvsfrinant Ia iii ii,
der Thai ,tAsss ,,s~y - no eas1sstsa9
and thai ths public may b. psompa.
ly served
The law Gays; A tar ot J PER
cent oil amounts paid Tor tbs trans.
portstion NJ property by freight
shall bs collected.
A tar oi one per can. ios each 10
cents or fraction thsssat paid ies
transportation II parcels by empress
shall bs collected.
| A tan oi \ per cant al the amount
paid iot transportation u psfsons.
| aud = tax al I'D per cent NJ The
amount paid ios seats. bssths and
Iaterooms in parlos cars. si~eplns
cars OF vessels. shall b. collected.
In other wosds. Ill tictsss ccssins
over ~ cents will hsss Q wss tar.
and oil trvigh, bills will b~ taxsd.
The tar will run In proportion 10
the amount charged ix such W..
vice.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
Remember and Attend the Pledge Card Meeting Your ebohood Next Sunday
Meetings in Interest OF
Pledge Card Campaign

Don, fail 10 attend the speaking'
nearest you nsx. sunday afternoon
Nov. 4 which wili be held 10 ths
interest ot the Food PIs,igs Card
Campaign at the following place.
and time
White sehoolhouse l:30. Opo..
sum College 3,W-J A. Clement.
Meek Sehoolhouse l:30. Beaver.
dam 3;30--proi. W. P. Morrison,
W A Meadow and II, II Sell
Nails Creek Schoolhouse l:3l
Frazier 3;3e-H. T. Y. Miller and
Frank Frazier.
Harpeth Valley w j. Jotin.
son
Olds Chapei 2--E u. Petty,
Acorn Hill 2~~joe n. Werms,
Rev. W W. Baxter.
Golfers Bend 2-Rav. Spann,
Dr. A. Il Ca.tleman.
, ,nn a 81 "''p''" y '''''
Center Point 2~-T. K, V. Schmi.'
tou. Jr.
Ro.ta.i. or r ui,ehsll
O,Laal. ~ r No.. \ II
r,hauh
s..,s ~ A p.uIu HILL,
n,vu,,tox . p,.ha, a..col a. VI
M l,,,.,
~ w f1,r.r 3 pSfYttss,,,. + ". n
Oh.
p,aa.,.qo u.,,ia q.anf.,a..
roaL r y ~.
GI.,w,,a. - n HIM, n "a
p.n,,r
-, u,,,,a 90 I p.l
NJ. C,nsa 81 p El,nt r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02

Mrs. Rose Middleton, Greenvllle
ILL.,. has had experience in the trsat.
mea NJ thls disease, n,.s s,4,s 50 y@
When my children were smsll my
son had Group frequently Cham
berisln's Cough Remedy aleay-
broke up these attacks immediately
and | was never without it in the
house, have taken ii myself 10,
coughs suu colds with good results.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
Modern WOOdmen OF
America Give Banquet

The 6rst annual banquet Of ths
Modern WoodmeD ol America gIver
A, the a. James Hotel here la.
Friday evening. under The auspiee,
VI the local Camp. was q success
from every standpoint.
An elaborate menu was prepared
AIl ahau, aaa. .haaassd plates wsr.
laid Tor members and guests.
The program consisted u speech
es by prominent, men. and tb.i,
patriotic aud ivss~rnsl ring Va,
greeted with hearty applause. II
I Cowsp vas Toasimastef of tn.
occasion, Mayor II t. Griesbs
vas the sif., speaker of ,he evening
his subject be,na Our City. Fol
lowing Mayor tirig.hy. PROT "
VI Bratton. principal oi the Dick
.on College scbool. spoke m 0u'
k('liy. and Hon PHI Hsnslee spok'
IN the suh!ec, nj Our Country
Judge J II y Stevens II Nash
vile. concluded the program wli
q logical. 'rou4ing sdtres@ on lh'
spirit u ts,erui,y ~ spoiled 10 III,
Modern WLodmea os Amsr'c4.
II vas eyld~n, from the speeches
made that patriotism and frstesBsl
ism in Mosisrn Wotdetaii ARE ny
npuymon~. and the banquet - ex
n.e,ed 10 bear much iruH iof sote
la thus community,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
Public Salel

BY order ot the stockholders. The
plan, oi ths Tr~swall Brick aad Tile
Co. at Treswsll. Tenn. will hs sS,d
At ru,,lic sale iSscesphsr l., hif. IT
II O'Clock. \. -. Tsrms will hs
made known on day ot sale.
W. j. HACKETT. SECRETARY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
Mn. P.O Nucheli Tells How 81.
Cured Her Sos oi 4 Cold

When ms s-an. Ellis. Was siek
with \ cold Esss winter | gave him
Cha noe,lains C,au1i, Remedy 1t
helped him Al once and quick y
broke up his cold. writes Mrs. 4.
10, siuchelI. Homer City. IA. Thy
remedy has been in Use IN, many
years, I,s good qualities have been
tnI!y proven by many ,hoGssr'is os
people II is pleasant aud sale 10
take. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
For Sale or Exchange

A ma.esa- -hatAl W ,..aas. newly
furnished, a, Little Rock. Arkansas,
Would exchange ior farm near
Dickson. Tenn
llr T.. Il. Morrison.
1924 Main ST, Little Rock, Ark.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
fer Wesk Somseh.

AZ general rule al you need to
10 - (, atop; a diet .1iisd to your
age sni occupation and TO keep
yaar towels regular. When yoa
feel that yoa hsve eaten too much
aud wseu eN9Bstips,ed, take ope ci
Cham tsrlsiG Tablets. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02

+ FOR SALE C'tiEAT-l. second.
hand Maxwell Touring Cat. s@c,
ond.hand Maxwell Roadster. | Ford
Truck and touring body -- Standard
Motor Co
II you want tn buy the CREATES,
bargain in Meme aud Young Men =
Oyercoats ths, YOU have ever bought,
40 to Tom Hslhrooks
rhs Owl lrintery is the place e
sh iirst class printing,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02

A farm ri about 30 acfea -
rurnbull Greek. ~ miles south.
EAST oi White Bluii. The bess stock
fstm 10 the southern part III tAs
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02
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BY means ot the combined attack
VI the artillery and infantry the at
tendance Al sunday School October
2s, Was kept up at high figure
Let all forces unite 10 continue the
q BOD work mex. Sabbath
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-02

According TO announcement, Rev
y \. Hihhstd. u d %! the Philip,
pine Islands, gave an shd,ess a,
the church on Monday evening II.
has a school ol AN boys who are
lea ming last and will make fine
American citizens.
'' The pastor viii preach a, y, Pau
NV, inter IN. There vii he TIVE
services, with an .npfmiss,on and
dinner a. the church
Don't fail 10 attend The locs
Christian Endeavor meeting Sanda,
evening at i o clock you'll n JOY I,
! Remember, when buying Hour
,hs, ~e sell Belmont" the bee
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