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

Rooms for Rent on Key Corner
street. Apply at this office Is
For Sale-A pair of good mules.
Apply to C. H. White, Allen Sta. tt
For Sale-A good young horse and
mule. Apply to Miss Calista Mann
If you want your battery charged
or repaired, phone POI. R. N. Bond
Auto Co.
Eggs for Hatching-White Rock,
Barred Rock and White Leghorn, 81
for Is. J. H. Bennett. If
Because of the fact that February 20
is legal holiday, the banks Of
Brownsville will be closed today.
For Sale-Extra good Jersey milk
COW, with 1O-days old calf. C. G,
Burton.
For Sale-0ne registered Aberdeen
Angus bull calf, halter broke. fourteen
months old. ]. L.Windrow. If
We can equip any make of car with
Willard Battery. R. N. Bond Auto
Company.
DR.. and Mrs. John Thornton are re-
joicing over the arrival of daughter,
who came to their home on February
goth.
Preaching at Tabernacle Sunday
morning at IL o'clock and at Zion
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock by the
pastor, B. j. Russell.
For Stockings Improved Big Boil
cotton seed, direct from the originator,
the earliest variety known. Come and
get yours before they are all gone. R,
Z. Whitehurst, Brownsville, Tenn. II
Out Of more than twenty-one hun
bred registered men in Haywood coun-
ty, only thirty-fve have failed to re-
turn their questionnaires. This is .
splendid record as compared with 9TH
err counties of the state.
The next examination for teachers
will be held in Brownsville on March
1916. All teachers who expect to
take the examination before the be-
ginning of the next term, should take
it at this time, as the reports from the
July examination will not be received
before the term begins and there is no
other examination between these
dates.
Before we go any further we want
you to know that when you purchase
Willard Battery, we vol allow you
exchange on any make of battery. r.
N. Bond Auto Co.
If you want to sell or buy anything
just make known your wants tahrough
The States-Graphic's local column and
we'll do the rest. If you don't believe
it, just ask some one who has tried 1t.
Merchants throughout the country
are supplying themselves with "fiour
cards" and seem to be lending the food
administration loyal assistance in car
rying out the governments orders
regarding the sale of flour. At the
request of Food Administrator Byfn
the States-Graphic has printed an
abundant supply of flour cards and is
in position to supply all merchants
at most reasonable price.
A farmer in Haywood county raised
ten acres of soy beans last year. He
planted in rows 80 inches apart and
cultivated them twice. From the ten
acres he moved ten tons of hay which
he sold at $S5 per ton. He also got
1870 bushels Of beans, which he-css5
at $3.50 per bushel, thus receiving for
the crop $1,340. The beans were now
ed about the first of October and
threshed November LIST. Isn't such u
crop worth while? Try it.
Brownsville was visited Tuesday af-
ternoon by regular deluge accompa-
MED by good deal of wind. Many of
our citizens were preparing to plant
their gardens, but this heavy rain
will put an end to that for a week or
more. Tuesday night there was a
change in temperature of about thir-
ty two degrees. Thursday showed an
other decided tumble in temperature,
when the thermometer went down to
18 early in the morning. 81
Miss Virginia Farrar has been elect
ed member of the faculty of Logan
College and Wednesday, when the
spring term opened she was given the
chair of Latin. She is the daughter
of Prof. and Mrs. w. E. Farrar and is
brilliant little woman. She gradu-
ated from Logan about two years ago
and won the scholarship medal in
both the junior and senior years. She
was only twenty-one years old Christ
mas day.-Russellville Times. Il