The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-10-04
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dington Co.'S line Of Furniture.
Just Received-New line Art Squares
(9xl2) and mating rugs. All tie lat
est styles. n. Bauman. "A
Lille Being Evacuated-Ba in-Wed-
dington Co., Hardware ard Furniture
dealers.
Save tin foil for the Red Cross. Car
ry it to any drug store in Brownsville.
Don't throw away tin foil.
st. Quentin Almost Captured-See
Bain-W eddington Co.'s line Of Stoves
and Ranges.
Preaching at Marvin's Chapel Sun
day at IL q. m. and Chestnut Grove 4
p. m, by the pastor.
Cattle are selling cheap now, but
the price of good, juicy steak is
still beyond the reach of most people
except on pay day.
For Rent-An attractive cottage on
Gibbs street, contains 5 rooms and
large hall; good out houses. Apply to
Mrs Vernon Mann. AZ
The planting of second crop Irish
potatoes throughout Haywood county
has been large this year and indica-
tions are that the yield will be fine.
Hindenburg Line Smashed-Buy a
Coles Hot Blast Heater, or a wood
Heater of any description from Balm
Wellington Co.
Il YOU are interested in child well
fare as you should be at this time and
are not already member Of the Par
ent-Teacher Association of the Gram
mar School, attend the meeting Fri
day, October II and join.
F. W. Lyle of this city is fast gain
ing reputation as breeder Of Rhode
Island Red chickens. He had several
coops at the Tri-State Fair last week
and won several prizes. Mr.. Lyle sold
six chickens for the neat sum Of 500
The heavy rains of the past week
did considerable damage to the hay
crop in this county, as many OF our
farmers had large quantities cut at
the time and were unable to get II
under cover.
For Sale-Studebaker five passen-
ger, 1917 model, equipped with new
tires, condition AL. Has been run
$500 miles. Price--a bargain. Robt
S. Fletcher, Jackson, Tenn.
Buy Bonds "for your boy and my
boy" and also buy Furniture from
Bain-Weddington Co., and save cou-
pons and get Christmas presents with
them.
The Fourth Quarterly meeting fol
the Brownsville circuit will be held al
Lebanon, October IL and 13. All tht
officials should be present. Rev. ). '
Freeman, P. E.
For Sale. and Exchange for Coco
Mules and Cattle--A 1918 model Stu
debaker Automobile, seven passenger
six cylinder, sliding steering wheel
Driven 5000 miles. AL condition. New
Silyertown cord tires. Price $1,25O
j A. Smith, Somerville, Tenn 4
\ The meeting of the Parent Teach
or Association of the Grammar Schoo
has been postponed from Friday, Octo
Ter 4. until Friday, October IL, on &C
count of the Haywood County Far
A full attendance is urged, as man!
;mportant matters will be brought up
Presbyterian Church-Rally Day OF
c,,ndov There will be a suitable ad
dress and music on this occasion. Al
the Sunday school and church mem
hers are conscripted to be present
Any others who may care to DO s.
NAV come and welcome. Preaching a.
usual on Sunday morning.
The cotton crop continues to opei
fast and the receipts here have beef
good during the past week. Several O
our buyers have, however, been out o
the market on account of the shor
staple. Prices have continued good
ranging from thirty-one to thirty-thre'
and half cents.
Next winter will find our people
better prepared for cold weather thai
they were last year. Large quantitie
of wood are being stored and yer,
MANY filled their coal bins during tn
summer. If you are not among thl
number, better get your coal and WOO
in now. Don't wait until cold weathe
for there will doubtless be a create
scarcity of coal this winter than last.
Twenty-one enthusiastic member
Of the woman's committee, Nationa
Council of Defense, met with Mrs
Mann Wills on September 10th. Mrs
L. M. Short, who has recently bee
appointed Haywood county chairmal
of the woman's committee, heard re
ports from the following chairmen
Mrs. Mann Wills, county chairman o
child welfare and secretary Of the Par
emit Teacher Association; Mrs. j. l
Sternberger, chairman of Parent
Teacher Association and Home Eco
Monies: Mesdames E. c. Sturdivan
and C. A. Waterfeld, Fatherless Child
rem of France; Mrs Needham Cop
hedge. chairman Of rummage sale; Mr.
Will Berson, volunteer student nurse
and Mrs. NJ. L. Davis, chairman o
Red Cross. The next meeting is t
be held on October 10th, with Mrs. {
A. Waterfeld, and reports are await
cd with interest from Mrs. viii Berso'
and Miss Annebel Moore, collector Q