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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-03-02

|
Z. L. Blood has moved this week to
! his newly acquired farm the Nathan
place.
The English pot-pic supper served by
the Ladies Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church Tuesday evening was high
ly spoken of
Harold Pratt is i'll with measles at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. H. A. Blood, on
West hill, having left his boarding
place at Maplehurst farm.
The last news received from Andrew
j. Aver, who is i'll in the Fitchburg hos
pitai, was that he was holding his own
and the poison had been checked.
Mrs. II. r. Coe returned to her home
i'll Wellesley Hills, Mass, Saturday, aft
err spending a few days with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Warren.
| Rev. II. j.. Poelman received news
Thursday of the serious illness of his
only sister, in Grand Rapids, Mich, with
Typhoid pneumonia and a complication
of jaundice.
Rev. It. j. Poelman left Saturday for
Grand Rapids, Mich, where he was
called by the critical illness of his sis
ter. Rev. NJ. W. Russell supplied his
, pulpit for him Sunday.
Every voter in Putney is asked to
bear in mind the dinner served in the
, lower part of the town hall town meet.
society of the Baptist church.
a box social with new games and 9th
, er features will be held in the vcstry
of the Baptist church Friday evening
March o, under the auspices of the
| men S class and the Christian Endcavol
? society.
Charles Willard, who has occupied the
3 Brainard house, has moved to the Will
Young house, which has been for a few
months occupied by Walter Smith, who
will move his family to his mother s un
: til he can procure another tenement.
A party of about 40 from the Baptist
church in Bratteboro enjoyed sleigh
ride to Putncy Thursday evening, Feb
%, being served a chicken-pic supper
in the vestry of the Baptist church. \
, number of townspcople partook of tho
supper also.
The following pupils in the primary
school had no absent marks during tn,
winter term: Edward Amidon, Clifford
Booth, Edward Koshinsky, Russell
Smith, Muriel Buxton, Mildred Howard
o Those absent one day or less were Eliza
beth Dyer, Mildred johnson and vii
liam Amidon.
: Mrs. Leorin Ingalls, returned to he
home in Arlington, n. j., Saturday. Sh'
, hoped to take her sister, Miss Berthi
: Kathan, home with her, but Miss Kath
+ an was not able to make the journey
= not having recovered fully from her in
. jury in the accidental shooting by he
brother few weeks ago.
Wayland Aver received news Satm
G day of the critical illness of his brother
D Andrew j. Aver, at the hospital il
Fitchburg, Mass, with septic poisoning
$ following an operation for a broker
c gland in the throat, Mr.. Aver was takel
i'll the first of the month at his work il
Leominstcr, Mass and was removed t
Fitchburg, where an operation was per
formed.
k The schools closed Friday Afternoon
l. for q vacation of five weeks. TIL
r. eighth and ninth grades and high schoc
$ were to have kept another week, bu
Il owing to the prevalence of measle
. and so many of the pupils having bee
= exposed it was thought best to clos
E all the schools except No. . on Yves
=, hill, which has one week to make u
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-03-02

"For the land S sake-use Bowker IS
Fertilizers, They enrich the earth and
those who till it,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-03-02
WEST WARDSBORO.
Senator Eddy Highly Respected Here.


The news or the death Oh 1ehplo,
IIermon f.. Eddy at Montpelier last
Friday came as shock to all. AL
though his actual residence had never
been in Wardsboro, he was well known
here. and highly respected by all.
I.orlv i'm life he united with the Bap-
+ist cbnrcb in tbis Mace and was n
rnoulor contributor to its support. He
@0,,;o1 NTies pornico Waite nouu-
,,'''' ,' ,,.r,,a, 81 mic villarc Four
Hnots 400 he showed his renewed in
trrcst in tbo community bv becoming
n cornorotor If tbc West Wardsboro
Hotel companv.
WIN his family he was frequent
,.;sitor m his trims 70 and from his ma
Two town If Stratton. lie had served
&c attorney for thc town for several
wears. Linked with the name of Clarke
Fits in the hearts of the people, is the
name of Hermon Eddy, and his death
brings sadness to all
10 his wife and children and to his
father mother and sister, West wards
boro extends sympathy.
NJ. L. johnson came home from
Montpelier Saturday night.
Mr.. Sector of Albany, n. Y, was a
guest at Leon Waite s from Wednesday
to Monday.
me Stratton Mountain club Isl in
Nlteo 10 meet III the parsonage Satur
unH cNtnihS'
NJ i'I Da S.i' tanI'a., of IL 4sa,s,,,l,
sahoo, nycr Wosbington : birthday.
Rov Il w Johnson and Deacon r.
T. LYMAN attended the funeral of Her
Mr. Armstrong was in Brattleborc
Monday and Tuesday Mrs Armstrong
accompanied him home Tuesday even
| ing.
| Mrs. f. 4. Selfors returned home
from Townshend Friday. She had been
I there the second time this winter tC
care for the sick.
Mrs. Uromada kent house at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Eddy in
Stratton during their absence. Mr.
Hromada came from Springfield, Mass.
to spend Sunday with his wife.
Ernest and Edoor Rovd have oon,
to Wnet Dovnr ~ ,vorly in Don Hall >,
min Mrs Fdoar RoyJ and l;ttln Dor
otlv will remain ot q II Rovd's for =,
timn
AIho,4 Robireon who ammo bomc
fron lis work On Fost lin for SUNDAY
WAS unable to return the first of TN,
week because of the high water in tn,
road on the Davidson fiat below hi.
bouse.
Mr. and N1rs lam Woito drovo :,
Wardshoro station Wondav ;ntond;r,
70 toLc tho Moan troin for RrottIehor1
~ ottoud thn fmnoroi of NAV brotho,,
;u.lav II r. EJJv hut o,v;no 10 th,
iotoness Of Tho train tbov wore obliao,
r. return hama
nv,
ne s9clal at the ITstr$ on tne even
elrcle' was pleaSnnt OCCASION Apou
of music and recitations. followed b,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-03-02

New Jersey has 1924, 900 in its
state treasury.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-03-02

At the meeting of the fire district
Monday evening the following officers
were elected Prudential COM, $. l.. Da-
Wis, II. L. Bailey, |. c. Bradley; treas
urer, II. G.. Evreleth; clerk, w. L. Park
err; collector of taxes, \. NJ. Corser;
auditors, NJ. Foley, Richard Bradley;
chief engineer, DR.. l.. II. Bugbee; lst
assistant, NJ. Foley; ID assistant, E. w.
+. Dyer. One of the special features of
business was the discussion of the adj
visibility of extending the fire district,
and if certain requirements can be met
it will be extended.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-03-02

St. Paul public library is said to
need 100000 new books.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-03-02

Philadelphia in October spent 49,
055,045 on new buildings.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-03-02
What a Bank Does

described the three things that bank does
namely deposits bank
doeso
variations of function of bank the
deposit certifying
practical effect the
deposit what indicates certificate that
will
his order certified check is personal check which
stamped certified obligation of the
drawers charged the check is cer
thus making while
which the bank certified
remaining drawers
their valuabe They
individuals
facilitate mittance
egn exchange things
lowing
The VERMONT NATIONAL BANK
Banking Series No. u.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-03-02

in closed court but were rescued by
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
WILL. WE hUN0kR'

The person " he can see uothlns
but government red tape aud t{lssl
mesa N the food control measures
can see very htlIc below tte s''riat,
IA this present DAY aituasion ~,
food control mta~utes wett not pal
ia operation hecau-c tn}s govern
ment had any relish tnr interfering
with the prIYats hives OF IL citizens
The lever Measure # thls sort were
necied the better pleased would "
thnsa in authority
That the President insisted on
and tie Cons rs ~ stAuspt saod ,1ar
troll legislation, is the most ccuc,G
ave VI evidence that Tive situation
called urgently tw such measures
Probably never before IN hlstat,
has the ~urli faced the sisuallun Ii
uaw faces, W. speak 2llhly # eur
crops in billions Of bushels. torSe,.
ting that tbe demand also liz couch,
sa IN billions We lock al our
bursting sFslneries aud OVERLOOKING
barns, forgetting that across the
waters are millions ot the world :
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
LANDING" 4 JOB, START
RIGHT, YOUNG MAN!

You AK yourself shy yan failed
in certain Instances 10 land hrt
ter loh Something aant erona
tapr handstl.,ag war not sai,sisc
tory, ~ your ability to write bas'
nes- letters sss questioned ~ nef.
haps you lacked the little extfs
pamI IL Glaze ihe ifansaglian-
caused perhaps. hy lark al cont.
ience in yoar ability to deliver The
good.
The Draughon Training. Al cole
LEGE az ~ MAIL, viii give yo1
both confidence and ability
T.. N h. Jones, It,. Assistant Cash
Ter. Exchange BARK. Trenton frnna
wriisw o~4 NY 1a4trss 10 iht
training ] received At DkAUGH
0Ns. think Drauahon Colleges
are the only ones that are able T.
ii students Tor important positions
with banks.
II you want ~ 60 ~ IN tie bust
ness world. s,art right begin nov
by sanding tor catalogue oi Drauah.
on. prsrtlesI Business IoAieg.
Nashville. Tennessee. !'u~lIF,>-
~tat,Rkp.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
Sheriffs SAFE!

by yrtae ot seven ven sIlion expoaAs
-s+st',,g lssks.ssa s,ssaats, ] w,s,, "a
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ~. 1917.
ut the Courthouse ,ioar IN The sosn u
lteAsaa. Ieun, Al noan, exI@.~ 81 pub
tie sssr /" ,hv h,ght-; and hspst hi,Ale, for
cash The following real estate
FIRST -Four asrrs la ll,i seeasssi tiS.
uiet az bFcAsta toanty ,tiata,issi ~ Fob
Io~s ~ the North by Cavll, >lath ny
ItoAast. last b, Caul. Vest by Railroad
l.es.cd apti a. the psussfty ii Charles
HAWKINS to satisfy Judgement VI s. 10
lutercst saj rt.st. in favor u g., e. oh
sGs i son
SlLO<p.-'rraot Of land IN Twelfth
District Ssv ,lcesi~ buok No a., page
I'D. Registers office, haisette, Team
Levied upon ~ tbs property u I H.,
Shithe!d, 81 ais. to satisfy judgment u
500 ~. ,alefssI and cost, in iavot 81 e..
II osborn.
THIRD 30 acres ia the Fifth District
Of Ink -aa County, bouOdesi q. fellows
t'u thc ',urth b, Lewis tsx, hy lev Is.
South ~ thldley Vest by Cif.oa. lev
't7i upon -. The property u Lam le~s
to satisfy ltsigment ui w. ~ interest aud
cost. ia favor vi y Mics.
foTKTfi -l1,ts 81. W. aai WITH West
lind tsitlnR 81 Dickson 10 the ttith
4sstrict % Dickson County. levied spoe
as the property OF / Al, Harper To sale
T., Judgment NJ sia,,S, ialsse~t and es.st
ia GNyof u ffosnvi 4 lkplson
tItlli Two asr~~ IN tith District Of
hlesson Gaunty, bound. i ~ follows
b-ssnninE IA the Northeast c.,rnrs u the
i-aein usgt sssld la Railroad ~ Myatt.
fuos 30 iect South Iron Railroad. Es.st
pafaIleI ~ssh Railroad. Is polc~ Va stake
southwark ' poke ta siAkr Ns~tsas,l
) poles u soatfsrAsst er,rn~f ~ llsiirGa,i
l-Alrr lsaei. sbcn nith Il n pales - tbs
iiegtaniLx iev,~i upon IA he prvpert.
os spence Hogan To ss,ssiy ludsmen, oi
So, -. ,nsstc~l ani cost, IN favor os e..
&. Collins Il son
SMITH IN acres IN he 5th Ds,ltct
u hicA~oa ouaty, bounded ~ ie!lss.
Ia She North by t.asley, south by le.ch,
hast by ls@ch, HeSi b. Ie~sa ,eVtci
afoa IS s"e property II Mar ItasP%oi
u .stssa, judgment NJ sJag1, interest
sgd co~s. ~ !sYot ul J 4 bruce
~ENINTli lee acres In the An Ihs.
tslr, ~ D,eAsoa Ioanty, bounded NJ iol
boss Ua North by laslsy. South b,
sech. las, by l4ceca, Wc~, by i.ecch
.eslrd upon - sae property ID May Clay
l>-sl ~ satisfy luetxlasns OF S. "a, inter
ISL sod cost, in iaya VI 4, ttreee
This september r.. 1917
I ] COLEMAN. sheriff
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
snER.rFs GlE

Ry yRsax ed tAses reu&iaasans 9fgssaasi
a@sSaea IA daas Ivy The ChTk Vi IAw IiIsssas
laaEFs II I4easoa Csasnsy. will, ~,
MONDAY. oSsfuHER n, 1877,
tx sse ta~4rtkssss~ a0~S Ia tAst ta@n vi
Chafsetse. lmhR, nj auSa, sAgvxx ~ p'sa'
liz sale ~ the ksgtsal sS4i bsst lseatsf iss
cash shss fuiagwing sesA ESTATE
FIRST II me-.EIsnsnssa .xFxs. asexx
or lsss, lyisg AfsA Lxsas b, ths S~ysasa
Iszssises Il iiieAsss cesaty aod hesaasisAii
- EsF%5.s fexiaialag 90 SG#theaAa hssass
tfsEs, russ SortA lao pSsss " = saxks,
HeKt ia. pesss to stake, sSasatA lao
p~~ls4s W. llAcK OAK, kAss iisa p.ass te
t%vaaEsag Ieelsd 4voE ~ use ais.ia yassea
lassrsss Vi T., v Jaactt ~ satisfy lsstx-
a.xEk oi So M, Interest AID s0slt, la jAyef
VI 7 y, Cray, RI aia
SECOND 30 aesss iYing 10 shs 18Th
lssstrsEs vi lsa14soa tsaslats, h0aaa4ssA ~
islaD@a, Go tsss ,sussh by W. X. va.
l44Iras, l,sasA by Ii H. WilLsIas, LA.s by
W X Williams. Rsss b, h X, WlliaaRs4,,
!sNisst up1a as the gros~kty vi joe y
Williams tS satisfy igs.gueat u slty vi.
.HtsfTsi AMI cost, ID Fasat u Fafae1 &
Merchants Bank
THIRD ~ Xerss tyias Ia the issh
DaztsIes VI s'scksoa Coaasy. sssaihl<A ~
s,,lh8Ss Ua lie North uy w X. VIZ
haa.s. SssatA b. IL n " siAAsls. tAsa by
W IL M,tilalsas. VEST by ii H. Williams
Levied assoa ~ lAs pfosxfty VI DOG -
W salsaasa 81 aaIsssy !ss4ga4eat VI sic. ~.
.asrfr~t AMI rsys. Va tasvs vi Famers 4
Merchants bank
fhl4 sept. n, 1877
r J. COLEMAN, sis.rlG
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
AMBASSADOR GERARD
TELLS WIN WE
WENT re WAR.

Ny F,par Years. iG tse.many,
the book tsNentsy wElg,rG by Aashss.
sados Gerard. apoa hef rvsnra .fpta
GrTrsany after the aushsrak nj .As
was. N probably s,ns Ill she greatest
aassasy-msking pieo~s u literature
ever presented in q Eesalax gaAlac.
This story sliii w. pue'hsa~sa in the
daily and suadsy Iennessean ard
American heginntug sunday, >eps
ID. and Continuing for ahoas seven
weeks.
We in shl. country 01ly guessed
al The feeling G-rmauy entertained
toward. U.s. We wisn cur aAceassa,sd
press heard both ssd~s VI tee story.
pso German and o,nefsise, Bot
lsssani tells ss iacts, H. isv,sd ~isA
the tstIman pesspse and came sGto
daily eonsso, with the Imperial TER
tnan government, he MAS A~ase III
ttstir in.riga-s, their manipulation
MI tire ottmaa miad. iie sac thT
deadly peril existing In their n4sll'
ley SYSTEM, he knew lhe saaet
fes ing towards the L :. as a really
existed -~- " ithout lh~ yraesT. ~ II
vas, ci the nav iaNous German
culture. And lserard lvl,s il ell ia
his My -FOUR Years III Germany "
Il reads like a larry tale. lie gives
tia readsr. for the tirss tim~, first
hand Information III Just SHAT hap.
pened in Berlin tina. made !. nsoes.
sary ter America 10 ss'ln hsitds wIlh
the entente allies and declare the
iisht one 10 flush. H. tells shy
We are lighting iM world drmocracy
why We must ~ln. and be tells II
- ~ ss.1seassr's sssss 81 Nay ~
After Gerard received Ills Hans
pnatx--s fsfr h.t had ssraaged iat lh..
handling oi whal hs.sc business
lher. ys- lett for au Aursiean snt
tassstlor in hetlin~~he gathered tn
getlftr bis dsss, put it into little
black grip and started itr .hs lsnI
OF liberty German government
agents knew that that Tag contain
Ell the evidence ~ their guilt which
would probably be- given 10 The 0u,
side world. But t,ernan secre, sr
vice men could not srt 4 hS tfis very
and they dared pnt tase Il other
wise, They vte~rd il With hungry
eyes and would have giadl, given
their lives - keep II 10 t,pruiany--
sale from the rr~t Ut the word
But Gerard brought i, home, aud
shat il contained ~ha, the ter
man government would hasr given
an untold fortune iot"-,s nov the
property u every individual IN the
United States who will take time
to read GrtsrJ's My Four lear@
IN Germany"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

1t II generally admitted that ex.
perienee is the best teacher. bu.
should we mol make USE VI the ex.
prfisucr III others ia 1~ll ~ our
osnf The experience Ut ,hons.
and persons il more TO be depended
upon than that III one individual
Many thousands Of persons have
\ 7ss;sss.ss.as'
tor eauahr and colds with the bes.
results. which shows il 10 be thor
oughly r.iiatl. preparation Tor those
diseases Try II, |, is p'ornp, aud
e'Tr,tuai aud pleasant TO take.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28
DON'T RISK NEGLECT!

Don't tessret a constant bach
Hhe. sharp, darling pains IN ki,Hnsy
sni s,Iad.isr disorders, The sSangaf
"A dfGpsy I'm Bright. iiiaeaSs ~ To
serious 10 ignore. lsp Iaaan' Md
ney plsls, as have your itirnds and
neighbors. A ufeks0n case.
MIS-. j. {. Foster. Censre Avenue.
u.cksnl, says ~as uaabt4si III
my kidntys aud Ay hack sas wtak
aud sore. toaGd II hsrei To de-
any 6itina @itsas nj my beu@@~mk-
] goi Do4b Kidney Pills at the
CIehloFe Pharmacy. Doan'- sid
rue Ion u gosd saatl relieving me
ii the trouble
l'fles 81. al all dealers. iloa 1
amply stk ter s'Iney remedy $500
get DoaD Kidney I'llts--,hs same
Nrs, Foster had. Foster. N ibura
TO-. Mig =. Buffalo. n Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

manhood engaged entirely in con.
-atnlug aud destroying
IL bc specific. thrte would have
heeu uu pst'e .et 0u wheat had NOT
the goS eminent ipteetB that loug
| before 4 new efos tuald be harvest
.d the scarcity of that esreal would
.en,i the price ant II reach II all
IWs the atliaeut
Bet snacsipg iood control laws
and appslGtiag executors ls nes, u
t@'It, gong - safeguard the Gaun,
Try There IL another factor IT, The
situation, aad ths principal one
tie ptOpe. In generai Nay the
hood controllers can eontrn! the
price,, hut tlssj san Ia no IS n.t con.
tfol consumption, This Is entirely
ap ~ thv people themselves. II =
slafi, Of strict economy aud ci,uher,
Walton does nor prevail ,htuout The
lss~r Wv cs,. = ~ ss.' - -s.4
be nen,ra.iied,
Il may seem Ike ,hre@hing over
old st,aw to continually tsi,f to .he
argrn, nrer"sity II rounouy in con
,umption III !uod. Bot the situation
calls Tor Iteration and felteialiou,
Reforms come slowly. Not by oner
telling. OF twice. ~ three times do
Sc learn Inv ,s-ena " ltfe, but by
continued hamurriug II the same
ruth into our Consciousness ARE We.
Al last thought I'll wee II CLEARLY
This &. our condition in the present
emetEcney Oar p.lsl tnduln rngs,
coupled With ttr tact that nuf sup
DIV always HAS been sufficient has
ulird Ia INTO a false repu-e,
Bot the people u TIL. c0lntry al.
ways lpafn thn lesson when II ~ out
4quarply up to them. Last spring
,hey we're assured that to preserve
the prosperity u the country a rec
ord crop 1t everything must he pro
inerd, IL tins appeal They anssr,
al Loyalty and Enthusiastically
They are naw assured that Il w.
avoid hunger and want, This came
seemingly boun'liul supply mus,
tp eafe'Tlly conserved aud melted
out That they viii ioyally mHrt
lhis demand also. W. hay. no lar
ltut II w,il rrlNirf ."l ,leuiah tfu-
Gatity, THRIFT aud ecoaumy ia tide
~ over IN comfort ~ another har,
.yeu Blt ii can b. lone and will
'As. :st'Aie4! ,-.. >,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

| have been srllItir Chamber,
la,n's Fnhlets lof about tsp years
aud heard such good reports tnm
NY ausloturf, that | concluded &C.
ave them a trlnl NY .eit. aui can
say tGtt | a. tr1t ',,.ltas. tA.fe ~
,notb1 prcpara TN Of the kind
s9Rtf'W rtWuY, s-tter II A. Me
br,te Heee''nrt Ont! II ynu are
tranHlct wlth Indigestion ~ constl-
pattau give ttFm y trial. They
MI Do yea goo | adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28


l,tsing the sec dnd week in Octo.
henthe country will be able to cor
rnsaly gauge the patriotism uf IL
:Romen, Evsry woman IN the coun
Afry ia asked to register. during that
week, t0f whatever service she iteA
she oap render her country IN th,r
greatest erl+ls ol IT. history WI
have been us,'d "a Boosting oi TIA,
.plrndti loyalty u our women, and
We hayr always had whereof io
h.s<Ast~. ! hue, laf ~ she p{esant.con
t'iCt, thet te.pIuse To the calls
made 90 them liaa been ~punttntntis
aui most gtAtIl,5Hg, Ra. grests
demands yet wi. be made, Then
work II IL III srn.t Interior ~ tt87
Il thu man although 1t may ditEpr
very materially from /, 10 the ele
aent Vi thu0, They will ht
called upon ,o take ny and hrsf
womAns asp.oli Tsurtess-~ patien,
endurance AMI helpIuI uiu,strai,ou
That their response viii be even
more vsjthtsla-lr tiIau It his,rvt.
been, there are none who ioubt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Harmony lodge M StJ !. O @.
r entertained Iuesiay night With
~oc,8 The aiemherv iumlljes
W.T., invited. alti The exenins vas
pleasantly SCENT IA social way.
Refreshments wer,, served.
bays ". W Baxter and II A.
Golf ,ptl rue,fiay to attend the
Nsshy,.le fresbypD II the Freshly
tenan Church 4 : A., sh;ch mel,
~tsh Rame Church. near Lebanon.
Rev Baxter is the retiring moiers.
toe.
Nay Ia you continue In suffer
tram Indigestion when yon have a
sGre remedy i'm yo4R osp town that,
never ttlls ~ cure ov greatly hene-
M Nltaxoue. MATURE own remedy.
cure. Diseases II the stomach quss
~ stAI w NNit Is AkitiFt %IEkt
meucy-tack guarantee -Ciemor~
Phsrnsrv
sitary Ntstan Williams, Dick.
sou expert accountant, - hus,ly
engaged auditing the books II City
Marsha John shelley, Recorder II
c Thompson and Treasurer : q
Robertson. Each year, by ut,iet II
toe Msy,r AMI Board Of Aldermen
the city books are aailtei--noi
Spr III. sole purpose ot detecting any
discrepancies. hot also 10 ascertain
the iaauNial condition 1T he eisy's
Affairs. Mr., Williams will have his
,epcra ry siy Cor Monday night. at
which ,,a.@ the otteia,s axe s~oru
in tor tue eusd!ng year,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

The ouiy way 10 secure a lasting
peace after thi@ 1af ~ IN mex the
enemy @ everlsstinsiy bari he II
he gisi tn crawl into hir elulr 1uet
stay there until the hplc caves in
ON bin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Austria inals,s that America "
cutting no ic. IN sh,. @at. III
course nol'-~we te noi yet there.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

\ ,nn people are go crooked they
would put oil dying !ust ior a chance
10 cheat the undertaken o,il OF .ot.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Up TO date this country - about
the only one up0n which Germans
has not la,d the responsibility tn
the war. Ouf turn will come next
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Any one can wave "A flag and
whoop, hootny, but II takei nerve
and yfIt 10 so out aud get sh0, into
ullDeemcst Tor II. .................. ...
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

When man VI nerve mariFg u
woman with Iot u nerves. Lhelt
offspring ought TO be bundle Of
nerves.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Teddy has coined another phrase
Tnis time II IL yann broke. Pa'
Ito.ism.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Good, but not ours some pscr
pie merely whistle airs. white
Others put them 'sH.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Some men are So simple they be
's>s, .>.'S!ss.ss ..ss w. tt ~ l. ~ y.
aud no one believes what they say
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Mos, any man knows bos 10 tell
a woman age, hat lew have The
neryr 10 do IL.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Some a0g.-n haYr TsTy s@rt. as='
positions. but their nets s!caf nsiah.
bors seldom know IL,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

Extra pFscaution should bt taken
while fishing. You might hook D
submarine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

About the meanest lei Now W
know u IA the one who .irep- nj,
thru III. Sermon anl then reiusfs IL
zee the collection plate ~ IT psssst
S<
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-28

ny virtue Of seven ven l,lioai expoaAs
issued b. He by the lcsk ~ Tie CtftH.t
4 -s+st'"4 lAsste~ss ,ssaals, l w,b. "a