The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-02-22

- Eads.s FIeur Is. the best and whit
est flour you can now buy. All good
grocers sell it. If
For Sale-Pure strain Of Kings
Improved Early Cotton Seed. Three
bushel sacks for $3.50. ]. Levy G.
Bro. If
DR.. NJ. R. Wilson. deputy state vet
erinarian announces removal Of his
office to Jas. Bonds livery barn, Depot
street. Office phone 80, residence
phone q. If
For sale-0ne 6 h. p. International
Gasoline Engine and 16-inch Meadows
Mill complete with belt and 8-inch
Type d Feed Grinder. viii take s40O
for the outfit. C. w. Pracht & Sons.
We ha &c on hand supply of Kings
Improved Fairly Cotton Seed. These
seed came from the original source
and are full termination. ]. Levy &
Bro. If
If you nave on hand more flour than
the administration rules allow, you
had best see Food Administrator Byrn
and make a definite report to him.
This is the safest way to avoid trouble.
Every patriot should keep in the
clear" with his government.
The City Hall and Police Station
will be moved on March first from the
present location on jefferson street
to the new home on Washington street
The two buildings purchased there
some months ago by the city are be-
ing remodelled and improved and will
be ready for occupancy at that time.
Workmen are again busy on the
Methodist church and efforts will be
made to have it completed within the
next few weeks. The severe weather
has had much to do with the delay and
now that better weather has come, the
work should be speeded up as much as
possible.
For Sale:-One registered roam,
Shorthc :, bull, IA months old, weighs
700 lbs. Out of Sultan's Rose by I'm
perial Gloster. Bred by the Lespede-
"a Farm. VIII sell for 5000. Best
Farm, w. T. Bond, Prop, 18th Civil
District, Haywood county. Bells,
Tenn, R. 2.
There are a lot of worthless dogs
proving around our city which
should be destroyed. They seem to
have no owners, have no collars on,
and get their living around back
doors and by robbing hen nests. Our
officers can render excellent service
and assist in food conservation by TAX
ing up these providers.
Fuel Administrator Burton thinks
the chances for being allowed to put
in a winter supply Of fuel this sum-
mer rather slim. His advice is for all
who can do so, to make arrangements
to use wood. Every county fuel adj
ministrator has been instructed to re-
port as definitely as possible the
amount of wood available for fuel an
other winter.
R. H. Lane, who was acquitted at
the recent term of court Of the charge
of misappropriating funds is being
held now on the charge of perjury in
connection with his testimony at the
recent trial. His bond was fixed by
the court at $4,000 So far he has
failed to make his bond and is being
held in the county Jail.
A gentleman who asked to be mem
toned as an sold codger" dropped into
our office a few days ago saying that
he had just had a discussion with
some gentlemen about the subject of
national holiday in this country. He
took the ground that we have no ma
tional holiday. In this he is right.
We have legal holidays, but no ma
tional holiday.
Wanted for the U, S. Army-any
branch-men between the age of 18
and q and 81 and 40, for cooks, chauf-
feurs, carpenters, machiniss, harness
makers, electricians, butchers, plumb
ers, blacksmiths and foundrymen.
For full particulars apply Army Re-
cruiting Station, 1875 N. Court Avenue
Memphis, Jackson, Union City, Nc
Kenzie or Dyersburg, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Parker have re-
ceived a letter from their son, Corpo-
raj Ivy X. Parker, written from
Somewhere in France" in which he
states that he is in the best of health
and getting along all right. He asks
his parents not to worry about him
for he expects to return just as sound
and we'll as when he enlisted. France,
he says, is "some place." He asks to
be remembered to all of his friends.
The letter was written January "a.
During the warm weather of the
past week, Felsenthal Sons have made
rapid progress on the improvements
and remodelling of their department
store. When completed this will be
one of the most up-to-date, well-ap-
pointed mercantile buildings in the
country. 1t will be, credit to the
city and monument to the progress
siveness Of the men who head this
splendid institution.
Since Oklahoma has fallen, down on
her obligation to entertain the Con-
federate soldiers in their reunion this
uaar an effort has hpen startad IN