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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-13

Welcome to our city Farmers
Union men. c. r. Lockhart Grocery
Co. ~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-13

Col. W. A. Bowen OF Arlington Is
attending the convention,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-13

Lester Pugh left Wednesday for
his home at Edgewood, Texas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-13
Advertised

ns local 6.ld il you,. Al
you iced do Il % avail your.
ell 81 the opportunities uasfsd.
Al advertisement IN ,ha paper
vii esny you message into
hundred, d home, ia ihn con.
nunry. hb ,ue.i medium
q killing your greatest son-
psdiof. A space tbs iis
wont e0., mueh. Cens e
ssd - ~ abom b.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-13
Therefore

NJ. Msrk.n, snl Business
MAn peel yOuf e"upsdion
with Their own ~sApoas-
advertising.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

CONTRACTORS NOTICE. have
leased the sand and gravel pit at Jus
ticeburg and can furnish sand and
gravel on short notice, Address T
s. Jackson. Lubbock. Texas. SEP
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-13

The u.tHll hua,a l-,h b 10
buy where good, are A.sPs.,.
Local pride i usually ..sOnd-
sry n he game a We -
played today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25
Glass of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
Open sluiees Of the system each
morning and wash away the
poisonous, stagnant matter.

Those OF us who are accustomed 10
feel dun and heavy when We arise,
splitting headache. stufy from a cold.
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid
stomach. lame back. can. instead
both look and feel as fresh as a daisy
always boy washing the poisons and
toxins from the body with phosphated
hot water each morning.
We shoVld drink. before breakfast.
n glass Of real hot water with a tea.
spoonful OF limestone phosphate in
u TO flush from the stomach. liver
kidneys and ten yards ot bowels the
previous days indigcstihlo waste, sour
bile and poisonous toxins thus cleans.
ing. sweotCning and purifying the
entire alimeutary tract before putting
uorc food into the stomach.
The action Of limestone phosphate
and hot water on an empty stomach
Is wonderfully iuyigorat.ug lt cleans
ont all the sour lamentations. gases,
waste and acllity and gives one a
splendid aructi'c Tor breakfast and
II Is said to be- but a little while until
the roses begin % appear IN the
cheeks \ quarter pound 81 limestone
phosphate will cost very little az the
drug store. lpt Is sufficient 20 make
anyone who s bothered with bilious.
LESS. constipation stomach trouble or
rheumatism a real enthusiast on the
subject ~ internal sanitation Try
., and YOU are assured that you viii
look better and feel better In every
way shortly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25
Making dGdrdeni

plants begin to crowd oH. arHHo-
This trausplautius takes tHe plants ,1
the cold frame unless tho e-arnr d.
warm and uicff n0 longer ..IH
Certain crops Hhir. ar. grown for
their straight root. are ntf.r Ir.rr,f
by having their roots bent mp hraE..
in 'ransplaufIrE Uu the other hand
such plants as are grown for tt..-
tops are greatly benefited by trans.
planting
in all case, traasp.anfue hssater-
denc' 20 Increase The number NJ small
roots. and these are tho main ds.
penicn0s % the plant 40 tho ume i,
o. se' 900 the open ground
4 large number r' urlen cr0rg
including melons .rnmIars .rI
beans do not transplant readily f-.D
the iced bed % She open Ground 4
common practice among gardener i.
to till pint or quart berry boxes ui.1
good soil and plant d ngia hin t-
each box SEQ Illustration cur sv,y
The bottom 10 the box aud set tho
whole thiug in tta ground. when r,s
warm enough
4 few hours before rsmovir-
plants from seed bed or plant IA
they should ba we'll uatered ana tta
water allowed Co soak into Pho soil
This viii insure portion 0f faa s.Il
adherinr to fhe roots and prevent fr.
plants from whiting
10 the plants have been pr0ne-Iv
th.nnod or transriau'od Dr. BE- offe,
possible to run a knife or rawaI b..
tween them. outline tfr saH INN
cubes that fre transferred with ttsr.
f0 The garden
Precious a. seiting out pants.
the land should b. worked over
aud pui into gIsud condition. and
everything should h. read, for
quick oI~ration. Don't Iet the
plants he around 80 that air NAV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25
NTEA
Phone 1906


pot o. the roots.
To" time bost suited for trans-
'0rrinr plants from the plant bed -
OH. open eround when there Is con
siderable moisture iu the air and the
clouds obscure mo sun. and II the
plants can te ser before a shower
there vilI Do no difficulty IN gettins
mo % grow.
During seasons when there Is very
little rain ar planting time. evening
De- the best time ~ set the plants
when water Is used in setting
plants % should he applied after the
hole has been partially filled. and
'ta most earth should then b. cover
e1 with dry soil 10 prevent baking
Plants should b. set a trifle deeper
IN Tho garden than they we're in the
plant bed. The majority % plants
require 10 be SGT upright. and where
ihe dihhle is used for planting care
should D" taken that the soil T. vell
pressed around tho roots and no air
PAGES left
8 dihble Is n pointed piece %
wood sharpen a cutoff portion Of a
hroomh handle which is thrust into the
erogu3 where you want the plant 20
grow. This makes a round role into
which droD the plants roots. Then
pres the Garth firmly 70 ON the hole.
The plant should be SCI a trifle deem
Or Than b. vas in the plant bed. and
. should be SET straight.
t"f day 90 80 after the
plant. have ,,ecn Transferred 90
10" open ground. prutcct them
irpn the hot sun NJ ns-pntiufe by
Piaring boari along the south
'ide - the ruu. sheitrfing tie
seedlings.
n cold night should come up
UNEXPECTEDLY. cover the plants With
boxes. glasses. or cheeseclofh tents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25
IIOV'S TUIS2

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. dissolycs gray-
es. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs. rheumatism. ami all irregu-
hritieg " the kidneys and bladder In
both men and women Regulates
bladder troubles In children. II not
sold hv your druggist, will be sent
~ mail on receipt % 100, One
small bottle Ia teo months treat
mont and seldom fails 90 perfect a
cure Send for testimonials from
This and other states. Or +. W.
VAN. oY'G Olive ST. ST Louis. Mo.
tAdyl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25
NO TARIFF IN
WAR MEASURE
not ~ COMMITTEE UNABLE TO
AGREE on PROVISIONS, AND
ARANDONS PLAN.

rf Associated Pres
WASHINGTON. April 2i.-lnabil-
ity Of Democratic and Republican
members OF the ways and means COM
mittco 20 agree on tariff schedules
probably will result In the omission
from the new war revenue measure,
now in making, all proposed levies on
goods now admitted free.
a subcommittee consisting Of
Chairman Kitchin and Representa-
tiyes Rainey, Of Illinois. and Dixon.
ct Indiana. Fordney. OF Michigan, and
lnngVorth. Of Ohio. conferred to-
day and It developed that they were
af variance on most features OF tho
proposed emergency tariff. Later
Mr Kitchin declared there appears
2. be- little chance Of tariff features
being included in the bill.
Exclusion of the tariff section will
make necessary the raising OF APP
pfuyImately Sg06.UOO.0OO additional
revenue from other sources.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25
NOSE Cl066ED FROM
4 COLD or CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nosirils To
Open p Air Passages.

h'-'-.-s-.-s-s-s-s.-.-.- $1,000. ..-.-.-.-.---
Ah' What relief Your cilrgei nos.
tris or"n rgh. up. the air pt--ares Of
yolr head arr lear and y0u -n breathe
freely W more hawking. SNUFF ng
murHus discha'sr. headache. irvuess-u1
.t0lr- nr ~ lr,ath az night your coll
,r atarrh b. rome
Dat siav stuffed M Get a small
bottle q Els, Cream Rain from your
dml-i.f nov Apply a little ~ tbs
fragrant. ant ,.p,ie cream m your nos
tfils 90 htlnftraie through every ar
passage a !. lead. sanihe and heal
- Ten. isfamed mucous membrane.
giving vou Militant reiief Eis's Cream
lalm b. iust what every oold AMI ~.
trrrh sufsni has been seeking. It's
Iust sricndil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25
SENATOR MASON NOW SAYS
Nuxated Iron should be made known 20 every
nervous, run down, ansemic man
woman and child

Opinion Of Doctor Howard lanes, late ~ me Man
haitian state Hospital Nork aud Formerly A.
sistAnt Phpsician brooklyn state Hospital who h,-
purchased and thoroughly tested Nu,ntrd iron n h.
priyate practice.
What senator Mason sa,s.
y have often said would newer recommend nrH.
cine u any kind believe That itn doctor. place
However. after tho hardest political campaign nf .|
life without chance Ior vacation hHH Hs.H ..Hf.
iug 20 court every morning RIfh fUaf horrible IIr.1
feeling one cannot describe advised NJ. 'ul|
Iron As a pioneer iu 'hr pure food au' HrU. '.. .f
lion. at first oah no TO- 900 advert ..I r..0H.
but after advising with ono o. mf medical u..r..
gave lt test Tho results bas. boon .u H.r.f..| .r
my own case j mado no mf mind fu I.. m. u...|.
know about H. and you arr 700 liberty ip puhI.. 'H..
statement f YOU desire .itty-litr years OF
agr and feel Tint remedy which viii huld mp t'r
strength nhh ncrra-c the power "i rndurFutr "i man
~ age should bc known G." c,cp ncr,ou- rundown
anemic man. woman and child
Senator MaHouH statement loo RECORD goo ,us.I.I
Iron was shown 90 several ps .lraH. aHu request.
rl 200 give their opinions thereon
ur Howard james late OF Ono VHrfH..u #ia'r
Hospital OF NeW DIRK ani formerly Assistant rnf ..Hn
brooklyn state Hospital HHII ...u.|ur Mason FL.
FOO be commended handing Du' IhI. .f#f.m.H. ..
NuEafed Iron for public print Their, arr Thousand. ..
men aud women who need strength and blood builder
hu' do not know what 20 take There b.. nothing . o.-
Fanc iron" NuEaied Iron io give increased strength.
snap. yg0r. and STAYING power % rurrhH. ftn blood
brings roses io th" checks of women and BE- 900 uu'Inr
source NJ renewed vitality. endurance and pu"U. FOR
men who burn up TOO rapidly their nervous energy u
ib" strenuous strain of the great business competition
o. the day
Medical Author said y heartily Indoors. Senator So.
sons statement Boz regard 10 NuSatod Iron Thor. ..r
he no vigorous iron mon without iron r.Ip. mr.r.
aucuil AueHua means IRON deficiency IHl .Niu NJ
aueuIr mon and women 4. pale. th. Uo.H Nihht iHe
muscles lack tonD. tho brain iaps au1 IH. memory
fails ana often mo yh"c0mo weak r'unH. 'uuu0lrut
aud melancholy
"ln tho most common foods of America 'Hr .tnr.bct
sugars TAM" sFrup. clndrF pnIi 1c1 rico Nh" bread
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25
IS
REsPONdtEF0R
GASOLINrP8ICES
MANI 1NnH,siON
tfNI~ RO' kitl 'f rpNl-
NATEs NJ ~ .oitlM
REOPEN ANTI. LIST CASE
IL
Interesting DiTertul A, aud COM
binatiun. ~ ~tp.i -. ler- Point
Go Violation OF 2 - ian Act
ummi sion lffs.


A1i'I''I'' 'o''''
.HH.u nf rho u noatustry by
Standard Ol .Ufr y.tte Federal
Trade tDmmi 0H t'ed 90 the
senate .uias Doc ai .HrFely re-
..H. .I. ..r h'rH Do prices the
.t .Hu years T ort written
n'. ...aus'l.n .fItion into
Hr u.l.. petrol. IHutry dee
clare. u'a.lorsr Nt ownership
prevent. Iuy r1' Triton among
'H. arinH. surl q Companies
.ui '.. comm nod umends loe
.iafi.r fn permit ming OF the
uIl 'r.f .aer FL. uIdIficai,un
.I f.. pram. lrl dissolution
''Ur.
$50 rrD'us... Hr was found.
f b. stated tH.f icU Ion exists
'mYuF fue s'1HiI O..p au.rs in
violation of th. ID fee hI' tHo COM
mission indH ha," been trans
Hff.' '0 fh" Hf1, es general
Prices are d'.l fed fn nave been
uI.nd orbilrHlY lh0HaH natural
'U.'s ouniribu'edl9 Pronounced pri""
inequalities were huI iu dif'er'.f
gar's OF me coupJ
Findings of bmmis,ion.
Tho principal ~ ur Of tho com
MISS iuU are
That ln most 0flh, Ee'inr tor
rIiprI'e me S iifd panies are
dominant
That tho s 1lLd oanies have
maintained Ilg n Of terr.
tory market 30 and that mo-
Hheiauiial , pI 90 inc 0hi'i
petroleum D Iuc among th'
standard g. any
That t1e eng mpetition is
I.r 20 q c muliit stock own
.Uip
That tb' lcts' 9 1se advances
n prices 20 solinf differences
correspond 10 lard market
.uF terrific WI could not 1c
Explained pt un 'ho conditions
charged
That The r0mblna'i0n OF pipe lines
aitb other bnncl of the industry
Has tended 10 osullHu and porpetu-
'to bnonopd'f s>-s->>-~-s
That there H no conclusive evi-
'cn,n of collision AMONG the stand
.ff 'uupanir .n violation Of tho
dissolution decree"
Tho commits 600 recommended the
'1sUro- as ~, assary conditions
Would Rc-upcn Trust Gases.
A hN providing FOR the reopen
NE 70 fhe antitrust casts ON tho APP
.iHfiuu of tHH attorrey-goucUl by
b HIl of rovi'. Tor the purpose 0f
hi0iuug such notifications OF d..
-'0s u.s. are r'Iaired by new coudi.
JOINS
LEGISLATION tu abolish iu certain
asses rommuu took ownership boz
operations U-uerly members OF
ordinations dissolved under the
sherman law
Effective limitation Of common
NHership az STOCK IN potentially
competitive" corporations hy with
driving thn power ot voting and
control
LEGISLATION. which. while rocogniz-
ur the common lwncrsHip, would Us
.pHu such com on owners tho TO-
possibility tor he acts 0I each ~
boo several s.lsidiarN clmplniDs
bitch prevent competition
segregation ,. own r.H'p OF pipe
.ros from fbc cher branches of the
.'.uloUw industry.
lIusr .Hual enactment tp rE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25

What .s IN q raWe' great deal
vheu YOU consider Edison" AS an.
piled 90 Mazda Lamps.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25

Don't let disgruntled dealers not
selling Edison Mazda Lamps shove
unknown brands OF lamps on you
buy Edison Mazda.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25

$50 definite rule can be- given rr-
ra.iing Tho time Tor PLANTING seeds
and plants IN M garden. because tha
DAT" t1r.a- with The climatic cobdi
lions and the tine that % is des rcd
tu have tho crop mature
liw u 3, never ten caiiy a.
~pw IN a house bpN or hothe,l.
frum which the plants should be-
tran~pltntcd e. coid frame,
which = nothing moTr than q
protected spot IN which thc >oil
l. VcrS fertile and which NAV b.
covered zap cnol nights.
Iu northern cities. where the grove
irl season o. short. Do Us necessary t1
tran plant several oft tho garden
crops Iu order to secure strong plants
that viii mature Within 'rn limits 20
The growing season.. IN the south ths
season is longer. and trans planting
while desirable. uay not be ucces-
sary
Tnnsriant.nr should b. done BE-
soon Or tho seedlings are largo
enough o. handle. and again gheu The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25

ADJ f.r member. 0f tIe commits.
Hu1 zorro or the bridge of .he.r boat
with fr. French admiral command
ua shortly after O'Clock fD soc
fHr entrance nf Hampton Roads. as
mo road cam" iUt. view Marshal
Iorra turned fD au American naval.
officer serving 1s pi'U. auI said
WHAT wonderful scene love
ttJs hua n remind. wo OFF ms
,wn country tlo south 1I France .
Every American ahip u me na-
hor IDl.'rd the French fr.cul0r. AMI
'bn band of warsbip played tho
star SpauElal Banner. Marshal
loffro and the military ana naval
cmhers stood or salute until th.
Hast note had fuaied across the
water while tho civilian members
stood with barred heads Immediate.
Iy after came tH0 French national am
them. which was -alutcl BOO similar
manner
The commissioners luu0hod on
board their own vessel finishing ius
iu time Zoo recoi,, Ambassador Juss-
rand Major General Sru.t chief of
starr OF tho army. Assistant Secretary
1l state Long Assistant Secretary 81
'ho Nayy Franklin o. Roosevelt and
several other officials. who arrived
from W1slungt0u aboard tho May
tf.t..r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25
MUSIC FESTIVAL
WILL OPEN HERE
THIS At TERN00N


hunters Her sister nyuphs .fvs.te
voices warn MeIus.na against 'hIs
marrare. bar che FINALLY aeir Haf
uond when be- has iaFru oath ffaf
during one aay ~ thf .aFan hr aiII
n0f concern himself aa 'o beg vhfrr-
shoufs This day Me.uEna planned
% spend Elfh haf sister water
lymBhf
scandal Nongefs Hu-y.
But sitter the wedding fHf people
~ Cont Raymond province s0l'd
make . sandal o. the disaT feafanes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25

Ellison Mazda superiority are
syuUuuUuuF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25

Edison Mazda Lamps.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25
Former United States Senator Mason
ii PueF dand DugLe RunIfr
Takes Nuxated Iron

obtain renewed strength, d endurance the hardest fought political
Congress from Of he
from taking Nuxated Iron b
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25
" Disposal N President

Upon bis arrival Ambassador JUS
Grand went into conference with NJ.
Nivaui and tho leading members of
the commission Two hours later.
thp commission went on board the
American vessel
The commission viii place itself
~ The disposal OF the President dur
mr the entire period OF its visit 20
this country 10 be- desires its mem
hDrs 20 remain boo Washington for
continuous conferences they viii do
so. The, have received invitations
t1 visit many cities in tha east and
west. however and they may make
several trips provided they ar" not
needed Boz Washington AN the time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25
FRENCH MEMBERS
Of WAR COUNCIL
REACH j. s. PORT


submitted to the american govern
mrnt ~ the conferences to be- held
in Washington.
VI. AiyiHni a. official head ~ the
commission, during his stay here
gave the following statement Ia a
STAFF correspondents oi The Associated
Press. who accompanied the com.
mission from rance.
Ever, American will understand
that in difference to the illustrious
President ~ the uited states. whom
am going tn see VERY -upn, ! reserve
first word for him. ! viii have o'-
rasion 10 scc bou again and tell the
American nation through you In a
more complete manner the emotions
with which the representatives ct
france greet ~ the name ~ their
,uuntr, the first democracy at tl"
world. With which France shares the
same idral..
tSipucdl "NiNIANI"
The members %. the commission
lDt tHr.r Irt glimpse of tho .hlroH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-25

Opinion of Doctor Howard JAMES lntc ~ the Man
haitian state Hospital 1T New Nork aud Formerly g..
sistant Physician Hrooklyn state Hospital. Who ht-
purchased and thoroughly tested Nusnrd iron in hi.
private practice
The Jasper news., 1917-08-09
Jerry N. Taylor News

Dear Friends: AS the town clock
struck five Monday evening I left
Carthage with a big load of goods
a miles northeast of Jasper.
Aunt Lora Taylor and Jerry jr.,
went with inc. We came back
past where my Father Lewis Tay.
Ter used to live, and sold to Mr..
linn who sold to Mr.. Smith.
They were very kind to us. and
gave US drink of good water and
some apples from one of the trees
my father set out, and Aunt had
to think back when she was there
a girl, and cry a little, so we gave
them good bye and were soon speed
ing on our way, and stopped those
tears for we chased a rabbit down
the road with the Ford, and he had
to step some or we would have got
him. Then Ne passed the earns
place and over to VIM. Harvey's
place, where / used to roam so
much when l was a small boy and
| thought l had an awful hard time
and wanted to die. l saw the spot
where this came out of my system,
where l was getting the cows out
of the pasture one night and the
big gate fell on me and l thought
| was gone. couldn't get out and
all the cows walked over me and
The Jasper news., 1917-08-09

count of other aiming conditions,
so that as long as we live milk,
butter and cheese will bring a fine
price. Why, then, cut off the
branch of the tree that we. are
sitting on?
Now, l have been up against
this very thing. For some years l
have been working up herd OF
Guernseys. Every spring, nearly,
since | began to have anything to
sell, certain man has called me up
on the telephone and pleaded with
me to sell him some Of my stock.
l have not wanted to sell. When
l was asked to set a price on my
stock | have declined to do so, al
though | have no doubt | might
command a very satisfactory
amount for any l desired to'dis-
pose of. The buyer has. every
time stuck and hung and pleaded
for a chance to buy some of my
stock, but | have felt the force of
the arguments mentioned above
and have said, mo, | will not
SELL"
What | believe we should do is
to keep every good COW, grow some
calves every year, grow more otsthe
feed we need, to build more silos if
need be, and sell more milk and
butter. A great deal is said atothe
present time about the patriotic
duty of the farmer We are urged
to grow more crops of all kinds, to
buy bonds and perform other kinds
of service for the country, and it
seems to me there is no more pa
triotic duty laid upon us than to
keep our cows, grow more calves,
and so serve our country by help
ing to supply milk and goo ! butter,
two Of the most necessary articles
of food any people can have. Far
mer and Stockman.
The Jasper news., 1917-08-09
Shall We Sell Our Cows.


mo, l will not sell my cowsW
This ought to be the answer given
by every man when he is APP
preached by the cattle buyer. The
price may be-indeed, we know it
will be-tempting, and the money
may look good to us, but let us
stop and look a little farther before
we take this step.
What are we doing when we sell
our cows, as a great many farmers
are doing at the present time? Are
we not as a matter of fact robbing
our own pocketbooks? Are we not
cutting off Our source of revenue !
When we part with our cows, what
are we doing but burning the bond
from which we have been clipping
coupons all through the years.
Milk and butter are bringing a
good price. There is no manner of
doubt that this will be true for a
long time to come. Indeed, it may
we'll be doubted whether dairy
products Of any kind will ever &c
back where they used to be. As
the population of the country in
creases the demand for all such
things will be greater and greater
The supply must necessarily be
more or less circumscribed on &C.
The Jasper news., 1917-08-09

the gate. They got me out and
haven't wanted to die since. and
life gets sweeter every day.
When we arrived at the old place
old Shep didn't bark, Grandma
didn't come to the door, and
Grandfather didn't call to US to
come in, the hum of the bees was
gone, no red apples to be seen. and
nothing seemed to welcome Jerry
back home. All was silence. but
something seemed to say, They
are gone on Jerry; you will be
next" so l turned on the Juice and
we were soon back in Carthage at
home with our friends.
Dear friends, I am trying to make
an honest living by selling honest
goods at honest prices. ! still lead
in the furniture line in Carthage.
Thursday 1 60 to Dudenville with
big truck load. They said the
same old thing, better goods for less
money, send them out. Give me
trial, l can sell you better goods
for less. Yours truly,
Jerry N. Taylor.
P. S. Your Uncle is still oppo-
site Jerry NJ, for big bargains SEE.