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Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1918-08-10

Roland w. HAYES, tenor, assisted by Lonia
'. Jones, vlollnist, and Lawrence B. Brown,
accOmpanlst, at concert given by Eben-
ezer Baptist Church, Boston, Mass. Phono-
graph records of numbers as sung by Mr..
Hayes had part on the program.
The Musergia Club of Louisville KY,
gave a choral concert in June under the
direction of c. M. Mcclellan The chorus
was assisted by Florence Cole Talbert, So
prano, of Detroit, Mich Roland w. Hayes,
tenor; and Clarence Cameron White, violin
list. The Louisville Times calls them three
fine musicians.''
"A fine concert was given by the Hamp-
ton Chorus, r. Nathaniel Dett, director
at Hampton Institute, Va, at which the
composer, Godfrey O'Hara leader of soldier
choruses and research student of Indian
music, took part. Mrs. r. Nathaniel Dett
was the accOmpanist
A testimonial benefit was given to George
W. jackson at Topeka Kan, as an appre-
citation of the ability of Topeka s pioneer
colored band director.
In the commencement exercises of the
high schools OF Orange and East Orange,
n. j., the pianists were colored students:
Anna L. Dorsey, who wrote the music for
the class song, and Mary Madison
The colOred pupils Of the State Normal
School, Trenton, N. j., took part in the
school pageant adapted from DR.. Henry
Van Dykes poem 'Who Follow the Flag
The white pupils gave the "Washington"
episode and the colored pupils the Elm
cOln' episode Miss Bessie Moore as
'Ethiopia'' scored striking dramatic sue
cess.
Nine. E. A. Hackley gave a folksong
festival at Dauphine Theatre, New Orleans,
La, before a large audience of white and
cOlored people. The Board of Education
attended in a body
Mary Ross-Dorsey, the elocutionist, has
been making a successful tour of Ohio,
Indiana, Maryland and the District of Co.
lumbia
Linden H. Caldwell, pianist, a graduate
of Syracuse, assisted by Miss L. V. Hall,
is giving concerts for the Red Cross in the
principal cities Of Kansas.
b. Albania Jackson in New York City
has had his settings to two Negro Spirit
uals accepted for publication by Novello
& Company, eco Down Noses and ''Don't
Be Weary"
Bert Williams, the colored comedian and
for several seasons one of the stars Of the
Ziegfeld Follies, has left that company al
leging that while his name was carried to
Hclp lHc SHOW, LIS PdIIS nave HOC Uctu COlH-
mensurate with his ability or reputation
William b. Scott, the colored artist, has
finished series Of frescos in the Court
house at Fort Wayne, Ind.
Lena j. Holt received the degree Of
Master Of Music from the Chicago Musical
College.
The operetta, "National Flower" was
given at Howard Theatre, Washington, I'M
der the direction Of Mrs Sadie Gaskin
Holly One hundred prominent Washing
tonians were in the east and 5000 was
melted for the Y. w. G. "A.
Industry
There are 1920 colored men working at
the powder plants Of the Du Pont Com
pany, Carney's Point, Philadelphia. Some
of them have drawn as high as 800 for
two weeks pay.
The Indiana Steel Company, Indiana Har-
Dor, Ind, is employing seventy-fve colored
women laborers.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
ReSecea As5erry, Plaintiff, E: T; Asnsrry. De-
The to ths sa y
days after the date Of the first publication of this
n no $ within fy days 3 after hoT the 2
in the eoye ed and We the
the Undersigned attorney for piaintiff
at his office below stated and in case of your fall
Seeordng to the demand Of the COMPLAINT which
obeet of action is to OBJ
5 o the of Of af a M
R sServ n ba f h have
q fit Of Bocf Is Of Hiliman Lake Front
AND G{Eo1na R b. RI4 Hi5iottr.
p g. e Agrees; s1s Pacific a; Block, Seattle Wash
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
In the
has
been appointed ana has qualified as, executors Of
all persons haying claims against said deceased
said executors or their attorneys Of record at the
e a neW Costa td and file the hsoo nj with the
ice WITHIN hi tb six n tier the date Of + first pgb
Date of first publication July y, 1918.
JosEPH 6: HANcocK.
Executors Of said Estate.
sHoRnrr ne1ARnH ASaF sHgk 4? Es" York Blk
Attorneys for Estate us New York Blk, Seattle,
Washington
July 27, August IT, 1918.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
s?s kn F G1s9ty VS. Minnie
to fSs sad NJ sfssa
You are hereby summoned to appear within sixty
days after the date of the first publication of this
day of August, 1915 and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court, and the
complaint of the plaintiff, and copy of your
answer upon the undersigned attorney for plaintiff
at his office below stated and in of your fail
do judgment will be rendered against you
has been filed with the clerk of said court
The object Of the above entitled ACTION is to OBJ
tain decree of divorce from the defendant by the
ANDREW R. BLACK,
Attorney for Plaintiff
p O. Address, 316 Pacific Block Seattle Wash
August 3-September IA, 1918
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
Washington for King County
r. E. Warren, Plaintiff, Ida Warren, Defendant.
No 13oos9: Summons for publication.
The State of Washington to the said Ida Warren,
defendant:
You are hereby summoned appear within sixty
this summons, to-wit: Within sixty days after the
3rd day of August 1918, and defend the above
the Complaint of the plaintiff and serve copy of
your answer upon the undersigned attorney for
plaintiff at his office below stated and in of
your failure to- do, judgment will be rendered
against you according to the complaint, which has
been filed with the clerk of said court, the object
of the above entitled action is for the dissolution
abandonment described in the complaint:
CRAWFORD E. WHITE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Post Office and Office Address: 1904 L. G. Smith
Building Seattle King County, Washington, Phone
Elliott lib
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Industry

There are 1920 colored men working at
the powder plants of the Du Pont Com
pany, Carney's Point, Philadelphia. Some
of them have drawn as high as 800 for
two weeks pay.
The Indiana Steel Company, Indiana Har-
Dor, Ind, is employing seventy-fve colored
women labOrers.
Seven hundred Negroes have left the
South to work for the Connecticut Leaf
Tobacco Association in Hartford.
The National Railroad Administration has
decided to retain operating control Of the
Pullman Company and has allowed wage
increases for sleeping car conductors, por-
ters and maids on the same basis as adj
vances made to other railroad employees. 1t
is said to be impracticable to apply basis
eight-hour-day to these persons, but the
wage increases date back to January l and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
To the Farmers
Of Dickson
County,. !.

We are lobson system Dealers
for this County. and as such are
actively engaged in bringing the
Common Sense Methods OF easier
and more profitable farming to
ever, nook and corner oil our
section.
These methods and the remark
able Job.on plow. have received
the endorsement Of srea, Asr,eul.
turis,a. State officials and practical
farmers all over the country. and
these benefits are being extended
to all parts OF the country a, . rate
that certainly provea iss rners and
genuine. practical advantage, No
farmer can afford to overlook the
opportunity OF thorough nvesar
CATION Of tins System.
Call on u. for literature and full
particular. We're here to serve
you. Iobson Plo~s now in stock
Dioksoa Hsatwsre Co.. otcksoa;
v. n. Hooper. Charlotte. Teaa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
A plse. IL vscan, 10 eu. home
WHICH never can be tiled.
-Mst,tsa by a Friend, NJ, j


By virtue NJ \ power al salt con
tanned In a mortgage to ih~ under.
signea Bank March 18th, 1911. by
". II. Stone and wife, recorded In
Book T. pages 5GO to b6a In the
Registers Office al Dickson Coun,y.
Tenn. the undersigned will. %
TUESDAY. April. 4, 1918.
At o'clock y IN ri the south door
Of The Courthouse 10 the town u
Chsrlot,e. In said County, offer Tor
sale to the highest bidder ios cash
The following tract al land In the
VII Civil Dis,tict II r.id County,
Bounded ON the north by Stewart
-Sthmittou: east by Dv. Brake Jas.
Miller and Addie Weakley. south by
II. II. Makes. and W h. Bone,
and Oh Tie west ny II. W." WTffsre
containing l5a acres. Wheat
crop exempt
Sale wiIl bs made 10 pay The in
dehte ine~s secured by said mort
gage, and will he ires u the right u
redemption. etc. waived In said
mortgage y. to said debt.
This February ~. lpiN
PEOPLES BANK.
BY N. II. Euhspk.
II. n, Ieech, Atty. Cashier.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

DO not buy something which you
already have. You have food which
YOU feed your horses. cattle and
sheep, but when you want medicine,
buy only medicine. That IL what
you get 10 b. A. Thomas Stock
Remedy. We sell il and guarantee
i, to be medicine. We tell you that
Il will tone up the entire system 81
your stock and AID digestion, there.
E|'sy RAISING thsm Ia Rrt sh the la.si
value out Of the grain that YOU feed
them ''
Get ii at the Anderson Hardware
Co. Dickson, Tenn. 7. d. Grow 4
sons, Dickson. Route |, J. K. Nc.
CleIIand, Tennessee City adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Morgan frazier apd daughter.
Miss Bessie. rers guests a d. A.
Frazier and family Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hassell oi
spsing Greek visited the latter
iather, W ]. Klmhro. las, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Roy Dorsgaa has returned To
|caiap laeksaa. attes q sssii 10 r,ls
iiyes. ~
Mrs. Fannie Heslana spsns Sun.
day with Mr.. Carolina Dudley.
Demps Moore and family were
guests II Mr.. and Ars. Monroe Hell
land Sunday.
MIR. Ella kimhso and daagh,el
visited Mrs. Callie Vineyard Mon
day.
Miss Mary Holland spent Sunday
night With the Misses dudley,
There viii be preaching 1t collie
Ho~ens Sunday afternoon a, Z
o'clock.
Il. d. and u. J. kimhfo weFs in
Dickson Monday.
Mrs. Addis Griffin spent lass wee
~ita her slater. Mr.. Maggie Moore
Born. to Mr. and Mrs.. Gam Vine
yard. March 18th, ron.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Rev. PHILIPPE preached an Inter
ss.ing seriaon ~ Mt. Liberty last
Sunday.
4 l.. Spana attended presbytsry
o. Clarksyills last week.
DE-. and Mpv-G. II. Harding and
children have returned trotn bsllyue
where they have be-a visiting the
formers parents.
Miss Alma Weakley has returned
from an extended visit TO Alabama
Oklahoma and Kentucky. She
~as accompanied home by Miss
Vera Sheriff., VI Alabama
Miss Rosa Johnson and Mira q
A. Scott sefe In Charlotte Monday
shopping
Mrs. Luthsr Duke ~ on tbs sek
list.
w L. WeakIsy LET. las, Wednes-
| day 70 yislt his son, Roger, At Camp
Sewer
M. and Mrs, I. W. Harris aud
baby .psn. last Saturday nigh, and
Sunday the guests Of Mr. and Mrs,
b. II. Story.
Mr.. aud Mrs l.. II. Pariue we're
in Ashland City shopping Saturday
Jesse Batson and sister Mis-.
Katie. were guests oil Mr. aud Mrs
George Balson on Jones Creek Lac,
Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ba.son and
Children spent the week efId' with
Mrs. Ba.son = parents, Mr., aud Mrs,
Charlie Travis.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Turkey Creek

Mr., aud Mrs. Lonss Shelton o
Ahi' were guest. oi Mr.. aud Mrs
". ], Mystt Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +, Denny yisites
their daughter, Mrs, Mack Vineyard
near Bon Aqua Sunday,
Mrs. Dee Wyatt is on tbs sics
list.
Mesdsmes Nellie Myat, aud Mar,
Frazier spent Monday with Mrs, Al
bert Dudley.
Misses Freddie and Oflean frasisl
and Alberta Myst, were in Dickson
saturday. shopping,
Mrs. Elem Dudley and children
spent the seek end AT Dickson with
4er father. Joe Clifton,
Mrs, Nellie Myat, and Miss kl'
oer.a Myatt spen, Monday with
Mrs, J, h. sag2.
Misses Eunice Mya,t and Hattie
Dudley visited on Jones Creek Lac,
week.
Mrs. Evelyn Fratier il on the sick
let,
Jstf Clifton was a. Centreville on
business Wednesday.
Bradley and Alma Myalt spent
saturday night with their aunt.
Mrs Alber, Dudley.
Mrs. Charlie Register Of Iron Hill
visited her mother Ars. llse Myalt.
Monday.
Mrs. Sn.a Hood spen, Tuesday at
Ahiif with her sister, Mrs. Carsan
Edasy
Millsm Edney Was called to Way
erly last week to attend the bedside
p HE brother, Andrew Kidney.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Colesburg.

| Mrs, Maggie Adams is here iron
Nashville to speni the summer,
Otis Goodwin was in Dickson
Saturday.
Nun" l.arkins and family. VIII,
have been living in the Adcooi
property the pat lew months, hsv,
moved into the Floyd property OF
the northsids Of railroad. ."'
Eugene Sanker, OF the Na,iona
Army, came Ia from Chattanooga /,
spend the weekend with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mu. Charley SAnker
Gene" says he expects this ia hi,
las. yisi. a. he thinks he will llkel,
iepar, Tor France soon.
Ruby Mae, the Is month. old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Geors,
Sanker. died Tuesday night Of near
pneumonia.
Miss Mabel Mathis Of Burns was
here Monday.
Mrs, Gus Glass OF Beayeriam il
here visiting her daughter. Mrs, I.e,
Adco,k,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
sIAxpEk.

Judge W. L. Cook made an I'D.
dress here Sunday 10 the iatsr~ss Cd
the Red Crws Membership cam.
pAign, securing several members.
Hs appointed a commit.ss to ,ass
the matter up further 10 the iniesss,
oil membership and to formulate
plans 10 isasrd 10 organizing a
Chapter hers, II 10 hoped tia. thu
committee can ses Ill, alter Dskina
necessary arrangements. 10 RECON-
mead q speedy organization and
,ha, our town will 5000 he BLESSED
With 8 Chaptsf
''Bfscksnp Osbarn Of Camp ae'
yisr 10 home on = short iurlough
Also Norman Gs ford IL enjoying
the same pleasure. They both Iool
sina and Ia the pink VI cvaIi.lon
physically.
T. T., Gray and vile aud Mis-
Mrs. 0fay's father. ]. Il smith
were here last Saturday.
Rodney Blake oi near Erin was
here Saturday.
"Noos," L0 peaches TIL. time,
Most all the trees are svea dead, to
say nothing OF the iruit.
Miss Kittie schmi,.ou has return.
ed hon Dickson. where she has
been visiting relatives and irieGis
W. z Baker has recently pur.
chased the residence oi n n VII.
hama. and ,AAs massI to his psw
.- home. ........,y,..s... ~
A. ] Edwards IN real busy assess.
Ing taxes
Everybody is Red Cross crsssd
here, Husvahf Ssat the Kaiser
And have a good world made safe
Tor Democracy, How many do W.
hear say Amen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Mrs. Jennie Grey. vile Of John
Grey. departed this lie March 7l,h
|Iais, after = kw days illasss o'
paeumnnis. Funeral services we're
conducted q, the New Hope Church,
after which her vmaias were laid
10 rect to await The coming oi the
Lord.
The dscsaaed /. survived by bet
husband and eight chlid.~n, also
three brothers, and a hos, Of friends
10 mourn her death,
All that lear friends and loving
hands could do was done for her.
but God knew best, His will was
done.
A dear friend il gone but not ia:.
gotten
Never will her memories fade
Sweetes, thoughts will ever linges.
Around the grave where she was
laid,
t'r'f .l = = q X
Twas ssd 10 part with our dear
friend
Oh. ~ sad 10 see her die.
But We will try 10 meet her
In the sweet bye-snd.by~.
We loved her, yes ~e loved her. -
Bat the angels loved her more.
No they came down and took her
To yonder shining shore.
A precious one from us 10 gone.
A voice We loved 10 riilled,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
1gAvEROAM

Battle y Thompson and kdwar.
VI. Holland were here on furlougl
from Camp Sewer Last week.
A number from here attended
services a, Jack-on's Temple Tues
| day night.
Little Mise Westelle Blessing O
Burns 10 he guest o! her cousin
Miss Hattie Thompaon.
Mrs. Slinia Brown and little son
Nsrd. have returned 10 ,hei. hons
1t Belivur after a lev days visi,
with horuesolks
Misses Gertrude and Mamie Ror.
ebert we're guests IL Mise Aims
WEIGH Wednesday.
Mesdsmes Milton Brown and J.
:. Brown OF Nashville speui las,
seek with their p&ren.a. Mr.. and
dr.. ] B. Thompson.
Miss Rachel Brown 81 Nashville
.peu, the week end with homstolss.
Edgar Holland. Paul and Edgar
Beck, Lloyd WEIGH and Bryant
stewart al Nashville were at home
as, week.
Miss hoy Beck spent the wreck.
end q; Burns,
Mics Emma Thompson Of Nash
vile spen, last ~eek with home.olks.
Miss Hattie Thompson estertain-
"a . ieu Of her friends Wednesday
aigh, in honor az her brother, Battle
Y, Thompson. aud Edward N Hol-
and.
Wesley Holland ha. returned
.om y. Thomas bosp;tAl and 10
very much improved.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Nj. and Mrs. Z. W. Caldwell
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mira, H
7. Caldwell,
Miss Susie Sc 1T was the gusst Of
Misses Bonnie aud Willie Butler
Saturday night,
Mrs Hugh Martin spent Thurs.
day with Mrs. J J Gil.
Mrs. Robert Martin and Miss
Jewel Gill we're shopping in White
Bluff Friday.
Mrs. T. r. Sutherland visited
her mother. Mrs, } A. Taylor, ~.
Gently,
Mesdamss J, K. Corlew and B.
'Sssts '~sss, ,as,saia ,,A Mr.. \. NJ,
Greer Monday afternoon
Mrs, Basket Jackson OF White
Bluff 10 Waiting Mrs. 4. l., Petty.
Mrs. I'D Taylor and Misse. Stella
Mai sn1 Louise fussell visited Mira.
J. J. Gin recently.
Quite b number enjoyed the
birthday dinner given by Miss
Bessie Greer and Mira Jessie Foster
at Mrs, Fosters bone Sunday.
Misses Jewel and Goldir Gin
w,rs guests u Mrs Robert Martin
Saturday night,
Misses Ennice Wyatt and Hattie
Dudley visited Miss Bonnie Petty
recently.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

rs.~se, on az befpre TsurSsy afsss ti@
4,h 4SBias IN Apfii, neat. and us*s
sa9 there W p3~sd siasses ~ dsmnf ~
TIE h.sll blea sxsstss hits 10 txss esune
isx 9iyasve, ~ the san,e sal be iAkea
loo confessed Ard tie csase ~ tsr k~As.
sng sxpaFse.
Ii 70 farther esV4~r~s llsss this naAses
he ,sisasssss5 IN tire DscAssA tDAEtr
Herald fst Soar Consecutive wvx.ks, "a 10
r~4sIrss. hY isv ~ ssseb exGss.
wauess ssEy hand 81 s1ses in D,cksna,
Team. tasa March Il.a, 1918
~. Tsyses, Cert q Nosnss.
VI. I. I,ussss, 5sl@
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
= ro 0, !. 4 nor,ca
WILLIE DAVIS
"
JACK DAVIS

In Ct.s.e~ry Coart ., lsckaon. Tenn
Ia sisa tfsase il 31lF Appearing To tf's
Casra 4 Master iron .As bell, ~tssh !.
s-cvr 70, that The deieteissas, Jack IA
vs - Hepra- resident NJ TIE STATE al Tst-
r~sss. sad eanHos be sarves xlth pro
r~ss. i q therefore ordered BY he MAJ
ter shss saia 3e.easisrls, Iscs Dzyass sf'-
r~ess 4. .te ezsngtfoas< ri Dscksost, Ten
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Dickson C<mnty Raals;e
Enthusiastic 0her Army

The following leasea received from
Dickson Coanty boy. who 10 nos
serving bic ,sounsry In npholdanx
-0id Glory" will be read with ia.
.sssss. ~ ii expresses b high d~atss
al enthusiasm The writer has ka
array Lille.
,...,.. March 2ith, 1915,
Dickson County Herald:
II 10 through the msstlnm al 0as
valuable County paper that ] wish
to impress cpea the minds OF my
many s:isnds a, home how much
more pleasant army lie really 10
than one might expees,
heel q just cause 10 be proud
am = citizen and soldier Of our
dear old United States. Tor We are
lighting Tor a cause whINh no ute
can appreciate bali 81 veil ~ ,hoss
10 toe army. Before being called
10 the eolors, | ,iel, go pledged to
The Union i,1 several reasons that ]
feel il my duty TO protect and honor
Old GLORY and long may ii
wave Ger the land u ths Tree and
homes the brave
New - ara gaiaa to he called
IL. mav' " This is one honor
that viii he s.ha 10 many an W..
deserving eitiss1f Thoss ~ho cit
At home and shlrk,srom every duty
sill, at the end d stss turmoil, boa,t
ui whA, Sc" did, man who Ia
uo, willing To make IN. land sale
Tor his generations 10 cpt9e Is really
not = true citizen ESstsyn iastly
proud Tor any one 10 be X aome--
| realize what life means tEAe torn
from home and family burSaere u
uo,hins 40 uncomfortable 10 ia M
the person who works 40 haras 10
every way TO eea ises isom. mlliify
service. fie"hak nbt'the true k,Ders
can blood in him ,ha. the principles
u the uoion are hased upon YET.
II Dickson County does not have
the quantity Of stately soldiers TO
boast ui.. l cettssnly sm proud thai
ws can look with grstitude to the
scientific farmers. who are doing
their h,t to help win tbs world var
Without them. our ssmnies
would ,uif.t Tor the staff OF liir.
but the greatest question arising Is
viii the soldiers receive the benz.
6tss" Have these FARMERS who
we're exempted hecausa Of their
great knowledge OF farming. ever
had any more to sell OF give than
the one az iwo.horse farmers
have Then how il he TO help win
the war il be keeps all Tor his own
personal use9
Why no, Tess up aud come
on with the other Rockies II 10
uol 80 bad after all II you could
-ee the grand parade Of our stately
men. hear the music Of our great
band. you would have a longing 10
be classed among the noble boys.
Why NO, be sn honor TO your
country, when i. ID yoar ddry Nj
well ~ mine heel tha, some ol
you are already beginning TO realize
lus. how serious the situation IL
getting I, be. so do no, hesitate
al the call---only sum up courage
and come with ms to get Old Bill.
Yours very truly,
Lee NERlIg DEASoS.
"a. N. c. Detachment.
Camp jackson. Columbia. =, {.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

When YOU have a had taste In
your mouth you may know that
your dise..ion is faulty. A dose Of
Chamberlain Tablets will usually
correct the disorder. They alec
caus. a gentle movement OF the
bowels. You will and this to be-
Que Of the best medicines you have
ever became acquainted With.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Ia, sleuly. masiica;s your food
thoroughly. la, bu, little mea.
and none at all Tor supper II ron
are still troubled xi,h your sionsch
take one u Chxmbssiain'. Tablets
bssose going 10 bed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Take Chamberlain Cough Rem.
edy. 1t has stood the '.est Vt time
and can bs depended upon --.tsv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
: w r Ell p r AS!
Beautiful blooming Street Peas.
Give US your order.


lranspIaMeu IoWHo fMHts'
Earhanna. toe per loo l5ep-t dozen No le" than 81
at l60 rate
Sweet Peppers al l5c per dozen.
Hot Pepper. at lQc a dozen
l., boot YOU, orders now s@ Add Parcel Post charge
Sc for hrs, 100 5c per 1900. II much postage cent
extra pl ants to tina. amount viii be added
Asen-Mrxed colors-l5c per dozen.
Saliva or SC arle, Sase-I5c per dozen.
Petun,as-whne and vsr,eested-i0e each.
DAIIIAS-f you dah',aa. put your order IN now.
We have good vaneyred pink yellow, white and
gated Prices loe, Sc and Zoe each FefnA beson,as.
Cer.niurn Chrysar.hemams. and many other plsn'.
We have an abundance Of good home Carns bubs
with two or more eyes, standard variety bswa.a II DC
each
Els to SETS, C. Rhode Island Reds; Sibo Tor
setting OF Is eggs; ~ per cent. hatch guaranteed
Landlord strain
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Telephone Courtesy

The people who Set the Greatest
amount of good out of their telephone
are those who talk over it as though facs
to face.
Courtesy snootk out difficulties and
promotes the promptest possible connec-
tons.
The operators OF the BELL Sy,eem
are trained to be patient and polite uode
all circumstances, but they will do bstass
work il they meet with patience Ind
po|iteness on the part Of the teApiooe
users
The fact tina, you cannot see the
operator or the other parry should not
cause you to overlook Thu. The best
results come through the practice Of
mutual courtesy.
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AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY q "a
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