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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. July l!.-Eilchcst prices yet .or
grain this season resulted to-day 70 a con-
siderable degree from good milling and ship
1inS demand. Corn closed stroad. 2T,c to iSc
not hiGher. with August 1884 TO i3a'-. and
September l5ein tn 1891. oats gained &c TO
i.r. and provisions. 80 3Hc.
CASH corn: No yellow. Isj: No. ) yellow.
$50; No. yellow, iT0Tl15.
Leading futures ranged follows:
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Atlantic Coast Line
rhe .;lnnInr.I .is..lIrond ot cine suuln.

Tile standard tii,ilroud OF tho south,
.r, kffECrth,. JUNE o., 1918.
Eor f,m3r'da ana SSuth: sou a. Al. and
:. FSr Noriols: 90 A. Al. 300 A M. $500
l.. 81, $3.50 l.. NJ. ' WV
For Petersburg. l2:I5 A. NJ Sos A AZ
A. 't:ogg, T.. ~. ,Is;i5 +. NJ. t:Ss ' +. NJ
;, f9r GoldsLoro anu Fayetteville: 1900
TIains arrivs Richmond daily: 6:25 A. NJ.
~ =; Al ,f:$S A, 81. $40 A. A.. l2:0l
S:!7 /; al. M;. ii;iS,r: H.. s:it 7. M; A."
Time u arrival and dauaytn Uy: and con.
ncctiUns not guaranteed,
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NEW TORk July n.--rortnlovcmcnt-
nuudins. c-e;. stock. 1918 bales
pors 7os Bile siask S' Ssles
Total for wees Receipts. 3j,s75 bales: eN-
port. 2J.So5 bales.
total To- scason-Recc.p,s e2is,,72 bales:
exports 4 U5s tCG bales
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK July li-Cottonseed oil wa.
unpuotcd. Tenders. lOl barrels. Prime crude
l75V. prime summer yellow. nominal
graduated. 40
Butter steady: cheese. frn: spot coffee.
arm Rio - g. Santos Is. II?
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culc,Go LIVE sTocK u,nK,,r

chicago. July il-HoGs: receipts. % 30:
n'tiv": bulk Of sales. iGs0nI75l: butchers
!. y ni!-5,; packing. !'.5lni,.I5: light,
u lhh iI"l: rough, IL s. ls ~: pigs Is 10 n ,S7;
Chtie receipts 1000: steady to strong
sheep r"coin's. LOO: steady 10 Is cents
lower. top 1870
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NEW YORK LIVE srocK M>nKrr.

SEW YORK. July ll.--Rervcs. no trading
CalNcs steady; vca!s, lsJ0ni.r0 culls
sheep and lambs, steady: ordinary. TO fair
ewes. inoJH 300; fair TO pr!m. lambs
~. n -1.j"
Hogs trading
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RAILROADS

CHESAPEAKE & 0hiU RAILWAY
Cin.. tovnls West. 1900 D.. $3.50 D.
James ltlver Line. sluuU a. io:la >,
Newport News. ''
Nh. Old Point. 1900 a.. .l2 :Ou n. =. 100 n
Newport News. Local, s7: 100 sb.IS ~
From NIX, Newport "
News: Old T.: .i2;o5 a.. 's:35. D.. '7:o5 n.
:l:6s p james River. ISIS a.. IS 10 D. a.
. Daily. Except Sunday.
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MARKET SOUND. DESPITE
ATTEMPT At STAMPEDE

Aside from the shameful attempt 10 SIAM
pcGS investors just before the greatest rdt il-
OF All history. the stock market is in sound
condition. The public Is satisfied 10 hu,
it's securities. and the bis bankers and mutt
millionaire investors know the near future
VIII see America and her allies Triumphant.
So, for that matter. do III. raiders of TO-
day That Is why they want To break the
market and get cheap stocks
TaNcs VIII he large. hu, the tax money
viii be expended for defense OF the very
properties that pay IL. IL will be really
money put back into the properties. and
viii pay big dividends to Shareholders The
earnings that are left, even after the b;;
taxes. will be greater than most Of The
companies ever hoped to In the most
bonanza peace times. Crops ar. above
normal
y period OF tremendous business expansion
j. sure 20 follow the war, for this has
hfH2 brewing Cor a generation. and all tho
world has been held IN restraint. The marvcls
OF INDUSTRY for war purposes have aston
ished the world
The nsrvcls Of industry IA N" ." ming
rcarc vii! astonish and reward ,r 81. in
vcstors who refuse To he stampc ) ny ,hr
rro-Gcrman liquidation that suamed the
stock market to-day.
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STEAMBOATS,
Cid Dominion Line

fMnin Street Cars to Boat.)
Steanef ieaves Ricnmonu Every nIx,t
At o'clock. ConnecI with Main iSSns
steamers. leaving Norfolk Tor New iors
made by N; & Y; hy.: 500 r. H.. and
mont n W, aI: ns: ~ PuE,s ns9nysyancs
james River by Dny light TO Norfolk Oh
Point, Newport News AID James kiycr
landings; H2nday. Wednesday anu Friday
Freight received Tor river pointa
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CLAIM rEO-GERMhNIsM Is
REFLECTED IN SELLING

Such selling tina: OF to-day may no,
at this late day actually come from Ger
man pools. did the selling AZ IN. be-
ginning OF the war. bn, +; IS none tho less
Dro:Gtrnan activity. in that :; tends ~
help Germany. II American CAPITA turns
tail and runs away just before the battle.
what apology can be given to tho boys OF
tm"rtca. who do not run. Surpos" The
American boys n France initiated American
snpi'al "a represented in the Stock i3x-
change
Action .: particular stock, today l.. ,
matter -! >econdar? import auCH. FOR Il was
'No ceiling OF United States S;.cl-conyca.
'-"t'd selling NJ the Kind referred to-;NNt
use; IN market and frightened investors
and '-atlc-S in other issues MnNbC Stool
Will reiuc" It's dividend hut IL anybody
'naEi1ei the present rate woui! De con
itnutd. III" market price would not lin=c-
long ~ this Level. Steel has discount aG
2 reduction Of !ts dividends to par cent;
i:rcu thc nro-Gcr'nans expect that much 70
10 paid. Maybe II Won't be reduced az this
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

NEW DIRK. July H.-cut;on goods trading
h"S been resumed very slowly under the
new conditions made by the prices issued by
the government: yarns were At standStill
to-day Buriaps were firm
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New York Curb ,fnrkct,

NEW YORk. July n.-PriCes on tho curb
to-day were all below the level Of the
previous close. lndustrials were quietcr than
th"y have been for some time. and prices
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Rosin. Arm; sales. 80: receipts 1000 ship.
monts. t.o2;; stock. 'a,l2l. Quote: u. D. 30:
7: + a.e5 q IL. 1000: l. 1910: n 10 a
NJ. 1855: -. VIC; WV 1865
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NEW YORK. Jul yil.-Mercantile paper
months. 6: six months. 6. sterling. sixty day
hilA, AT2ir: commercial siNty-day bills on
la HkS. az: commercial SIXTY. bills, i.,ia,
de mand i753: cables 80 I'D: bar silver sis,;
Mexican dollars, a. Government bonds. firm;
"a !lroad bonds irregular
Time loans firm. SIXTY days. ~. ass, uIHcty
days 5%iu G: six months. . bid. call money
Nrm: rulimS ratr. O
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MANAGERS-Miller & Rhoadsi
require several floor mans
ayers, dry goods experience.
preferred, but not necessarys
Apply to MI. Bates, first floor.
office.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
To aud from WsshInrtop .,d h.,oanu
Seaboard Air Line RAILWAY C0mnany

Trans leave daily; 8 a. Al Noriina
lo .,aI III. LII NJ; sieepers Atlanta and
nam nam spselaI; ii:to T. a.. Shoppers JacIsois-
ginn' tfs'ns snr,ye s:2s A. 81. $500 A. NJ.
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MILLER-Wanted. at once, a miller to ruIl
-, S,o,barrel -four mill. Prefer man wh$
tion 10 Eapon Milling Co. at Esnon StatiOf
Chase city. Va. Route T.
PohTEREWnnteh. ~ reliable .coIorcd mai
a''oNc dratt age az porter. Must be weli
recommended Good pay to right party,
Cent store.
lhESSMAN-Jon pressman permanent posi- I
non, good salary. Apply tho Franklirs
REPRESENTATIVE-W by {7S000a
corporal ton. representative for Richmond
grade advertising novelties and signs An
propriate for every business. Live man carl
make @2Tc to $500 Il year. Exclusive ter !
rtory Liberal commission. To prope{
man personal Interview will be Granted
Bastlan Bros. CO.. Rochester. N. Y, 4
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months reached the highest prices o! tho
day IA the late trading. Closing prices were
: :" " points OF from The best under reaiiz-
M Nn:lnn tutur.s taLls:
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FINANCIAL SLACKERs
SELL STOCKS FREELY
Material Declines Arc Recorded in
Several Issues as a Con-
sequence.
PUT BLAME ON MONEY CALL
Belief That German. Offensive to
Begin About Next Monday Will BE
tho Most Terrible Fight of the
Whole War Skaters Confidence.
sY BKOADA> WALL.

--W YORK. July Il-Fiuancial slsckcrs
;" stocks freely to-day. with the result
that material declines were recorded ia S,V-
era Issues The oNcuSu III" calling ~
money ~ the government from banks. The
real reason was belle: ih.t IN" German
offensive. thar j. expected to begin about
next Monday. Will b. the mos; terrible nsht
of the whole war. Tho action vi the mar
ket Today WAS. therefore. shameful and
r"rHcGayN 20 TIA" city mouruius
~ hero dead TIL" selling very mCg II
iihr that other uupatrintic attack made OFT
tnc market The day the Stock Exchange
was closed while troops bound from train
Ing camps srA France We're marching down
fitth Avenue.
\, tina; ir;,c n-otcs, WAS made in his
column against leaving Tho stock market
open for such sellers At tho rcGues: OF
governors of The exchange reference 10
the matter omitted from this column.
Now the subject seems 10 demand aticu-
tion again The only way 20 stop such soil
Ing Is tho one suggested here At tho time.
that j. 20 mako = public record OF every
transaction. whether for long or shor; ac-
count This record should he open for The
inspection % any person who cares &c look
~ Il. JUST is the record OF sales 81 real
estate. No American j. ashamed To have
his stock ;Fs0SHc'ionS made public during
the pe-iod Of the
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NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. july li.-Turpcntine. firm. 90:
sales. :cC: receipts. cs': Shipments .il: stock.
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iREALE Died. at ShcItcrinr Arms Hos.
rthi uiy 10 at S:2v A. M. MISS ROSA
~ ikEH LEX. in the thirty sixth year Of
her age. Sh. leaves To mourn their loss,
t"lhtr and mother NO brothers. G. y. TrcA,
Ter, 81 ->Oilv!h. Va. ana MiiIlain Ircxer,
Jr.. OF wilmington. Del. and two sisters
MISS Eva ireAirr and MRS. Minnie Morgan.
also several nIeces and urphvws
, Funsral from Sacred Heart Cathedral Al
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARDS or THANKS.

CARDS OF" THANKS. I
" r. wish 10 thank our kind ncig hbors. the
Repehah ana Oud Fellow. lodges. for their
kindness amt sympathy during inc illness
ana death OF our dear wife and mother.
w. ID. EppERSON
J.EONOKA ElrEltSON
MARGUERITE; k.ii-r;RSON,
DOtOIlii El'fE;KSDN
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No. clover Observation-Disclosures. Ii 90
sample Hay
S;raw-Comprcsscd ................. n II % !
loose pressed. large bales. ........ q - 80
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DEATHS.

ABRAM .-Died. ut Rocky Mount y c.
Ihursday. July A. at Z l.. Nj. DANIEL
Al3ltAM.
Funeral from Mortuary Chapel of Hebrew
Cemetery FRIDAY. July ~. 1T 4.3O Il. NJ
BLOOM itERG.-D Died. at the residence of
her Uncle. r.; NJ lteinhard, $40 West
DERG
Funeral FRIDAY. July L. at 10 a. ~
from M"rtuary Chapei. Hebrtw Cemetery.
hlGGEN Died. AT the residence, East
Grace street. July 10. at l.:la l.. ~
llAkN!E ALLEN LlGGEN. lie leaves 4
widow and one sister. Mrs. L. Neaic.
NJ funeral services are to take place on
FRIDAY. july l., at $50 l. N. Intctncut
at Shockoc Cemetery.
SiiEi.ION.--Died. Thursday evening at I
,".ioCk AFTER lingering illness. a. F.
StEi.ltN. III Inc hIty-tnird year OF his
axe. lie leaves besides widow. one duugh-
Ger. Matte ana Two sons. Preston ana MI
he NJ latter is now III active service III
Z. rance.
lntcrmcnt in Shockoc IIiil Cemetery THIS
AFiEkNcON at o'clock. irivutc 80
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T. / y E;lt.Ai. lJli1i:IIuIt,
IN vi; tIOitlAl

ria Up EDWIN l'haup, Funeral Director nd
EInt,a III. .. tLa I! Nam Man LII. .tau :.ha
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
SHE USED TO
Be CIR AY
Society Ladies Everywhere Use
ia Creole" Hair
Dressing.

The elknown society leaders hair
was prrmaturely gray. perhaps Just
HE Yours, but Mrs J-~----~ heard VI la
Creole" HALF Dressing thousands
Of people everywhere had used II with
perfect satisfaction, l, II not dye.
but u preparation designed especially
FOR the purpose " gradually restoring
color 10 gray or faded hair, and which
Is easily applied by simply Somhlug
sar alIshla1 ,AEnusa The hair. la
Creole" ilair Dressing positively eraat.
Gates dsndruT. keeps the scalp Ia a
healthy condition and promotes tho
growth VI new hair hriigs bach a nat
ural. soft, even. DARK shade TO gray
or faded hair. and makes II lnstrous
full of life and beautiful. La Creole"
Hair Dressing IL sold and guaranteed
by all good drug stores everywhere. ':
sent direct for $50 by Van vleet-
Mansfield Drug Co. Memphis, Tenn.--
tAdvs.)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Just Once! Ty Dodson's Liver Tone! !.
Take No CalnHleI! Listen To Me!


Step ssanx sAlaSaeai IN naasss ycm
Hek. Txn's hose days wpsR. II yca
feel lazy. xansxsxA. Aaslees es caasss.
pased. listen 10 nae.
Csianssl Is aa<scury or gniskM,vsr.
which causes neexexts eg the hcn@4
Calonel. when h caHses inta, contact
with sour bite. crashes iass II. break
Ing u up. This In whea yea feel tAas
avis. ravsca and esampssx. II yca
are .'ali knscked eat.~ u ycur iivsx h
tswrsd and bowels cs.nsttrss~4 W. yua
have hrsdache,. dizziness, ecaied tpsi.
rae, II breath 10 bad cr stomach sour.
Just try q xyccaful Of harnaless pcd.
seas Liver Tone.
Here's my Euarsnte~--so TO any
drug store and set bottle Of De1son's
Liver Tpae for n few eentA Take q
spoonfut taaignt. ar u u dcsanr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

tonsest balls. ard alfalfa hay Is h
good ratios fns tat;ealns calves.
Silsse IS the heI rogghase for fat
tsusng an5 class ~ cattle.
More care Is necessary Ia FEEDING
calves than .ia feeding grawt. cattle.
AZ the present prices corn stage IL
q cheaper ard better feSs' FOR fatten.
Ing b*ef cattle than cottonseed HILLS,
lIulls mad caitonSesd fnsa! uake IN
excellent feed for short feeding pr.
riod, hu, 40 MT produce good gains On
cattle after the third month.
II IL not entirely satisfactory 10 use
Germ stoyer as the sole roughaee.
When Juhnscn grass hay costs sla
and hulis s. per ton II ~ mere profit
able 10 feed ths hulls alone,
summer feeding nn pasture IL usn
ally more profitable than uintrr feed
trs.
Finishing cattle early In the susls
rrer is usually mere profitable than an
'shlng them later In The season,
Fattenlng steers on grass and cot.
tonSeed cake Is nearly always more
profitable than grazing them without
feed
Thin steers when PM on pasture
ipgse larger sna cheaper dab gains
them ArShy ci,,s 49,.
: Found tor pnani COLI pressed cot.
tonseet cake l. net equal 70 tho csign-
m0u cn'tonsrtt cake.
Tho use ~ smAll amount ~ corn
IN ad'ttIaa n eottonSe%A cake has
proven profitable Ter feeding steers
an grass, From Farmers Ba,ietln So
$50
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
RASPBERRY FOR SPECIAL USE
Sa-is.les Gene Frcr. piSrrert par1s
~ America ard Eurcr~--kdarsee
to ptrer~-s usea

Nrcn ire stastss states n~nsrr~~s es
Agriculture
The varieties q rnsrAv-~~es uas'ey
cultivation have corne FROM al@erent
PARIS 81 North Arse-icz AMI Earcre
and are adapted 10 tiSer~1, esaufitsons
81 erv1ronmsnt and 20 dS~e-cat usss,
Thus me Sunbeam and 0hts cvirfns'-
eli In South fssstNa and generally wtth~
~tsad the trying coalitions * 'hs csAd
winters there TIE SaTs-iative which
originated In Enreg~. uAwN m" win
,evx are rslder than IN n}ast raspisee,
~. growing s>~t.ons ~ tits cougtrv. 10
-ruun emily In tire Fac-Hc coast
s.stea, TIE King is Desirable variety
,hrprshca, The rexicn between 'Ae
Mississippi river arr ire Appalachian
mountains. WHERE -sspSssr-tes saSrcsT-i
In New revs ard New England borg,
eve-. I. has r~cvsst ~ The r@ns' part.
inferior 10 -aany ether varieties
In selecting 'se varieties ~ -z*p
ee--ie. ~ rnst.vste In any sN'~aty n
70 rsuSiiy s-arsr~Srt e. cvFSi$s- I'D
tAe tS-.s.. s-ey II .Ars cares r., tss --s>
tu.--tveness II ne variety, and 80
its s,7s~s ta~ ere rar-sczss- P7rysSss
fr- vAise ne erSs' - - - Ss~4. IL
;ssr ,,e71 -,.ar5t ~ ,Soos hs-s -ven s1e
c4si s;.s1Goa ass t<sa paid to .ss<s
tSsarS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

ssrssrAsen sea right nn and as&kr ycs
fwes ane Asaa Nsxsswas by m0rpanK. I
waass yea " ~ asa~A ~ the xsese ssssl
c~s ycas meaey, foesaas Liver Tsaast
h. destroying the sale ~ cassansl b.
cause IN IL real liver m~Acaae ssasiseiy
vegetable thervsers II caa nee sslisAss
o. nsske xea SICK.
I Euasaatee that one srcaafus a.
nestspA's LAYER Taae Will rat ye9r
SLUGGISH as~F ~ wesk ard cis&n ycsar
bowels MI that seur hiis and eonxsk
rated waste Witch ID cao<ssag Suax
xystssn and snaksnE yoa feel nalsrFsAiM
I guarantee thai = hcttis NJ psdsea'1
Liver Tans will keep the snslre family
tsiink nae tor measha Give II -
yuar shsldra, II 10 harsnle@s. docsnt
ETspe and they Ike i,s pleasant tak9A
~+A17y. 80 '1eFs..'s '''''',' . y 3
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Deadly camounaae.

Talking about ean"Baas." said a
detective In lecture en- fisguisssx. Il
heard good cafaWitlnge stary the
other day
a cul0rel said 60 one " his men
On the west front
Gs4t7ths have yea had my dugons
cataoIaa gpdY
YES, sir, sagd GrsIfths I Saw 10
Il myself. sir We've tnatio II leok ex.
aetly Ike coocvaj.v, SIneh gun
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
500 Re~eesa. ,xAs0

CAtarrh 10 local disease greatly sri3a.
snsef ny constitutional c1n13sspGA u;
theFesar~ requires constitutional treat
rnsbt HALLS CATARiaH AEplCISE
10 taken internally ara acts through the
Bleed on the Mucous Surfaces VI tha EyA.
tern HALLS cATARtlA MFriCtsE
teatreyV tho foundation Of tia disease.
efsrs tire patient strength by i,rgrsssns
thu sesssrxl health ard assists nature In
doing It's wcr<. GtA ~ .cr any case Of
Catsfrh thar MALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE fans 20 care
Druggists Se, Tws,,rn entails trre
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

The motheriy woman ahp sat down
In the ear seat was eager tor the latest
news from the western front I'VE
are Sii 80, anxious she said. ~espe-
eialiy we mothers Who have soas In
The army"
Then your boy Ia In Ftuneer'
No, he hAEnt gone over yei. They
don't know when they VIII 80"
"And you're aut sorry, ~ cuurse2''
SSAe hs%ltAty4 = lt }g,.4, sae
@t'ld II Suppuse ! couldn't saS I'm
sorry. Hu' the boys are needed over
there. They could 40 So much good II
they were there now Aud. sou know.
when mother has hoy Ii the amy
she doesn't waht h!m IL be tia eel.
der"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Don't Worry About psmplsa

On rising and retiring gently smear
tho face With Cuticura Ointment. Waah
off tn. Ointment In Ave minutes With
Cutieura Soap and h., water. Fer
free samples address ','uticura. Dept.
X. Boston" At druggists and by mail.
Soap -, Ointnen, - and sA.---Aiv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

Every mother realizes. after giving
her childrvn California Syrup Ut
rrgs," that this In their Ideal laxative.
because they love us pleasxas taste
aad it thoroughly eleanses the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with.
out griring.
When cruss, irritable. feverssh. o.
breath Is bad. stomach sour. ieos at
the tongue, Mother II coated. give
a ssasgssonfai II this harmless -frui,
iaxatly~,". and 10 a few hours NIL the
fonl. eonstipayst waste sour bile and
a,sIlgeatet tpai tsaAsss. ssyal sss LIS ass,s
4sA. .5aa s1sssS asrvs H. zssys5s fSassaas 'eFSsd
uwutn. ~hrr tAr iittir system ss futa Of
e,ld, threat sore. has stnnath.eche. III.
srrhGa. indigestion. remember,
rood ''inslae cleansing should al.
Ways be the first trrstuaea; riyea
Millions of mothers keep California
Syrup ef Figs" handy they knew q
teasponfnl tesiay saves n sick child
IN morrow. An your druggist for d
bottle ~ california Syrup III Figs
which has Iirrrtions fsE babies. chill.
tren Of all ases and ero~n,ars printed
on the bottle. BEWARE ef eounteYfess~
sold here, No don't he foo.Sd. t}et the
genuine. made by California Fig
Syrup Company--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Why Not, indeed

"NhY nut open.aLs sehaula far all
children asked the bulletin u the
Chicago Municipal tuberculosis sanl-
tnrlutn why the stupid poliey Of
waiting 'tiIl child gets sick before
giving him thu fresh air he needs Y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
TIMELY POINTS FOR
SOUTHERN STOCKMEN
sureeses Bulls sseuid be Used sos
Grading Up Native sscek--F tni,h-
Ing castis la. Egray Sarrnses 10
RsGGrsrssnGed.

HrwpaFsd ~ Gated EtAssa Department.
u Agriculture
Gcoa rasturws are ess~rsiag scs rrsas
liable tesf production. plaat pasture
grasses OVER tbs waste lands,
Use pgrebsed beef bulls for grAdsag
10 the native stock.
Always select the hsst heifers tor
hreedlag purposea
Eradicate the ticks GA the farm.
Use the coarse fosisie.S. straws. aud
the stalk relds tor wsntertng the erevTi-
Ing herd
Weaa the calves when the pastures
get short pu, them in the curafeGds
and pea nelas while weaving and teach
them 70 eat cottonssed cake or cossas-
ssed neal.
Raise and hnish beef cattle on the
saus farm when possible '''",'
A mixture OF cottonssed meal. cot
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

Father tell you tho man that mar.
rtcS nv daughter wins Il prize,
Chappe All, rather n novel IDEA,
don't seu know MIledunes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
The Reason.

AN aviator can, ap, stuck On hm
family"
why notr'
"isecnuSe In his profession there Ia
nothing 10 beast alloy. In siescent"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

Constipation generally Indicates dtsaryttss4
stomach iyPr and ba~ois weights Indian
Vegetable ftiis. restore regularity without
srtpies Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

There are mary places where you
cal, leave q thing. hu, In only cae can
WV .sgN.t NV NJ - :. NJ. W.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
GARDENS FOR SOLDIERS

trreHaret nv TIE United states I@-
partsnest ~ Agr'Gal'4rni
A backward garden for every
soldier.
Keep this IN tnIpi IN deciding
whether ar rot you will have n
satl.@a tn, Sear~ ...,. -, ,ecs4."
'J''-T tsii'trsf ftiS ~tfiffFrs AZ tts"
front cann6t ent,y the fresh
vegetables Foa raise. bat you
can, ana eyrrg meal made M "
the vegetables from your garden
uill lpsve Felzrt rgrat and wheat
fer the soldiers Those can b.
readily SHIPPED ~ France most
fresh vegetables san Rot. gHa ua-
less you est tnore vegetables
snE,e solder Will not have his
share.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

,px@ Rtsrse.s .Geps,s. see bes: Sen lissf,
hswais and stomach t.s-se 'l44s'fs iIeifst
for . laxative, three for asatharfie. xd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Mkearxrf You NerL 4 l.rnsIsi

Strengthening Iosty
f~Ae tie tti Standard Atb'vAS fAarNii E'sa stiil
NsS. III sAe &ts.a tl.s, sv slsitn l,- ge.1 ~
III sL&Si&a shSlAtAA, AaL Il Sogy fs49s.Ats ss .
0se@ral AsyenstheSlbs ftENt fpa oae feel tho s-.i
sacss On the hsssi sItsf tha Ngss i~s AsSSes Ass