The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-09-07


for cash this fall and save coupons to
get Christmas presents with. Balm
Wellington Co.
Strayed or Stolen-From my farm
east of town-0ne Jersey bull calf.
About eight months old. Unmarked.
Reward for its return. Aarn Stern
berger.
/, The person who took a grip off the
accommodation train last Wednesday
night, August 29tr, through a mistake
will please return it to the States
Graphic Office at once.
More than a thousand children star
ted to school in Brownsville this week
and they are making things lively
around the book stores as well as for
the teachers.
Keeping up Quality-During the
past three years the biggest question
we have been called upon to answer is
this: "Shall we maintain quality, or
sacrifice quality to meet competition"
We will maintain quality. j. NJ. Cox
Undertaken. 40
Night Marshal Ed Richardson re-
signed his position the first day of this
month and was succeeded by Lee Clal-
borne, who for some time has been dep
uty sheriff and in charge of the coun
ty Jail. Mr.. Richardson gave up the
position on account of i'll health.
Jas. Bond & Co. have some attrac-
tive prices on coal, and it will be great
ly to your advantage to see them be-
fore putting in your winter supply. If
Be sure to see Jas. Bond G. Co. be-
fore buying your winter coal. They
can save you from 25c to SOC per ton.
Their coal is the best to be had and
will please you. tt
Will Covington Of Nut Bush has
been at home on a furlough from the
aviation camp at San Antonio, Tex.
They have orders to be in New York
in a short time, preparatory to leav-
ing for France.
The local exemption board has been
a lively place again this week, due to
the reporting Of IS additional men
called for physical examination. This
makes nearly six hundred that have
been called in the effort to secure the
223 men to be furnished by Haywood
county for war service in the first
] draft.
Strayed or Stolen-From Mr.. VIII
Rice's farm near 0rysa-two COWS
! one white and black spotted, Other
] dark red muley, with white face. Re.
ward for information leading to recov-
cry. Both branded with &C" on righI
! hip. Whit Nixon, Ripley, Route l.
j NJ. B. P. Boyd, Sr., was stricken
with paralysis Thursday morninl
about seven o'clock at his home in Eas
Brownsville. Ae we go to press he !
\ reported dangerously i'll, with Sigh
hope for recovery.
! Mrs. T. B. King and Mrs. Opal Bur
ton were called to Memphis last Mon
day to see Earl King who was opera
1 ted on for appendicitis on that day
His friends will be glad to know tina
Tie is improving.
The Civic League will give a child
ren's party at the playground Wednes
! day Septemt " at $3.50 p. m. Ter
e er- eoeeERk ti,s game
. and fun and a glass Of lemonade. N
additional charge. Sack race, thTe
legged race, potato tote. Lots Of fur
for all ages. Everybody come.
Lost-One Hound-Strayed from
the Henning farm, neal Edith, Tenn
one brown spotted hound. Five year
= old, in rather thin condition. Las
. seen on August II. Will pay $50
reward for information leading to h.
u recovery, or SO for his return t
= Henning Farm. B. G. Henning, Rout
3, Ripley, Tenn.
4 Examine u prices-Compare GU
. prices and you'll see. If you don
= want to go to the trouble of savin
coupons yourself, give them to you
Z friends. When you see how cage
they are for them, you'll probabl
: open your own eyes to their Walt
i and begin saving them yourself. BAH
= Wellington Co.
+ That part of Haywood county lyin
! south of Hatchie river and embracin
civil districts No. one, two and thre
is suffering greatly for rain. Youn
corn, especially, has been damagedlan
unless relief comes soon, that GRO
S. will be almost a failure. As a resul
0. of the dry weather the roads are i
Y. very bad condition, being full of dus
tt holes and made unusually rough b
\. the heavy traffic Of log wagons.
# The Haywood County High Soho
c, opened Monday with an enrolment {
153 for the first day. This number ha
;. been considerably augmented durin
Il the week. Quite a number Of formt
5, students and patrons of the schoo
4 attended the opening exercises. Rev
l. NJ. c. Wick, pastor of the local Baptis
church, delivered a most practical an,
r timely address to the student body
# Following his address talks were mad,
n by the superintendent and the princi
D. pal. The exercises were opened will
s prayer by DR.. R. H. Mahon.
4. The Haywood County Fair Associa
# ton has just issued its catalogue 70
y the ninth annual fair Of Haywoo
lie county. The dates are October II
If II, IS, and 10. The officers in charg
$ say that every effort will be put fort
v to make this the most successful fai