The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-02-15

STOCK fooos and tOnics. hnea drug 20.
L. Lipsky and NJ 70. Kornick viii
leave Somerville next Sunday for st.
Louis and other markets ifOr the pur.
pose of buying the stock of merchandise
for the Lipsky stores spring trade.
They expect to be gone about ten days.
Rub -Tism. Antiseptic Relieves
Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralgia, etc. IA
W. H. Hughes has bought the build
ing on the east side of the square oc-
cupied as a garage until this week by
NJ. E. Utterback & Son, and will
open there an agency for the Dodge car.
together with q completely equipped
garage.
For SALE or TRADE One Russell Jr.
road grader, one Marian ditcher, one
disc riding pIOw. ]. B. Clsxton. 2-15
An order from the food administra-
ton at Washington makes unlawful
the selling of any hens or pullets from
February II to May /. unless sold for
laying or breeding. No hens or pullets
are to be sold from this time to May l
for market or slaughter purposes.
Chairman W. G. Shelton informs The
Falcon that contracts for the working
Of the roads in district 8. 6, 8, 8, II and
Is will be let by the road board on
Tuesday, February 10, at the court
house at which time the road bord will
meet in the Office of the Chairman.
The registrants in the draft army in
class l are being given their physical
examination this week by DR.. ]. A.
Albright and the local exemption board.
Forty to fifty are being examined each
day and there are nearly one thousand
registrsnts in class to be examined.
For RENT Brick business house in
good repair, bewteen the Hotel Bryson
and Goosmann's jswelry store, See
Mike Lintz. owner. If
The ladies' of the Red Cross ldesire to
secure the name Of every Fayette
countian now in the army and have
asked The Falcon to request every
family having a member In the army to
send bis name and address to them
Mrs. Louis Lipsky is secretary of the
local Red Cross and names can be sent
to her.
Many plans for seeding oats have
been heard this week and we have
heard of few getting their oats sowed.
Indications point to an increased
acreage. and those who have fed up
most Of their hay will find oats furnish
a good quantity Of apetizing hay just
when hay is both scarcest and most
needed.
For SALE-One good milk COW with
heifer calf a week old, Also five Scotch
Collie puppies subject to registration,
W. j. Murrell, OAklsnd, Tenn.
The County Trustees Office is very
busy place these days. Two more
weeks remain in which taxpayers can
paw their state and county taxes with
out penalty being added. The taxes
become delinquent after the first of
March and all taxes not paid by that
date have a penalty and interest added.
thus increasing the total considerable.
Simon Edwards Of Oklahoma was in
Somerville Tuesday with his brother,
S. W. Edwards, of the third district.
The former was reared in the Fsyette
Corner vicinity where the latter now
lives and has been in the grocery BUSH
ness in the west for number of years
until recently he disposed of his bus
mess there and is visiting his brother at
the old home place.
]. NJ. Jones, ore of this couDty's
most experienced fruit growers, first
gave US the information last Saturday
that the below-zero weather of the
present winter has killed the peach
crop 10 the bud and we will have no
peaches this year. Since Saturday we
have examined many buds 'and have
not found a single live one. This is an
other severe blow to this section in food
and health viewpoints.
Genuine Red Rust proof seed oats at
81 rs per bushel. Lipsky Bros. 222.
Loeb & Utterbsck, Maxwell Agents
for this territory, and successor of M.
E. Mtterback & Son, have given up
their lease on their garage building on
the east side of the square and discon-
tinued the general line Of repair work
they have been doing. continueing,
however. to do all needed repairs for
Maxwell cars and will press a very
vigorous campaign thru the spring and
summer season in the sales of Maxwells