The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1918-01-18
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at a reasonable rate. Phone AIS s
For Sale:-Pure strain of Kings
Extra Early Cotton Seed. ]. Levy &
Bro. If
Strayed last week-Black and white
milk cow, rather small. Inform or re-
turn to Miss Laura Bradford for re-
ward.
All farmers are invited to call at
our store and inspect our stock of
Kings Extra Early Cotton seed. j.
Levy & Bro. If
DR.. M. 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
We are offering our stock of pure
Sugar House Molasses at 70 cents per
gallon. Guaranteed to please. J..
Levy 4 Bro. If
Thomas Christie of the Rudolph
neighborhood has been quite sick at
the Western Hotel here for the past
ten days or two weeks. He is now re-
ported much improved and is expected
to be up soon.
We are offering our stock of Pure
Sugar House Molasses at 70 cents per
gallon. Guaranteed to please. j..
Levy & Bro. f
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. S. Dupree have
purchased the John K. Walker place
on Washington street. They moved to
their new home this week.
We have on hand a supply of Kings
Extra Early Early Cotton seed. We
bought these seed from the original
source and know that they are genuine
]. Levy & Bro. If
We are prepared to do your auto
repair work at reasonable prices. Let
us overhaul your car now. Powell
Maddox Motor Car Co.
Ike Levy has just completed two
splendid apartments over the store of
j, L. Shaw. They are equipped with
modern conveniences and are in every
way most attractive. These apart
ments will be taken by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Douglas and Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Gates.
Until January 25th, | can take your
subscription for Cosmopolitan two
years, $500; Hearst's two years $500;
Good Housekeeping two years $500.
This is q special offer and good only
for this time. Telephone 1914. R. F.
Maddox.
Read the advertisement in this is
sue Of the Hog Sale Day, January rs.
The sales will take place at eight diff
ferent places in the county as announc-
ed. Every man who can possibly care
for one or more hogs should attend
this sale and make the purchase if he
has not already done so. This is an
other way to help your government in
the furnishing of your share Of meat
another year.
Prof. Ellsworth makes the announce
ment to all high school students that
beginning with next Monday, when
the school win be reopened, there will
be only twenty minutes at noon. For
this reason all students are requested
to take lunch in order that thew may
not be tardy at the afternoon session.
On account of this saving of time, the
school will be dismissed earlier in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Rose Sternberger, wife of Nose
Sternberger, deceased, died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Jake Hey
man in Memphis, Tenn, on last we'd
nesday, January 9th, at II a. m. She
was SO years of age. Mrs. Sternber-
gers health had been failing since
the death of her husband, which oc-
CURED here about three years ago.
The remains were brought to Browns
vile Thursday, where interment took
place in the Jewish cemetery.
The government. recently appointed
Mr.. S. F. Thomas food administrator
for Haywood county. Mr.. Thomas was
unable to serve, and Mr.. j. w. Byrn
has been appointed to take his place.
Mr.. Byrn has assumed the duties of his
office and will render his very best
services to the support of any measure
that will be helpful to our country in
times of war. The government gave
Mr.. Byrn authority to appoint or call
into service any other person when ne
cessity demands it.
Farmers and stock men have been
up against hard and expensive propo-
sition for the past six weeks, protect
ing and feeding their stock. Animals
that are not properly housed are suf-
fering greatly and many will be lost
if care and attention is not given them.
Don't forget the birds during this
severe, snowy weather. If they are
not fed they will starve to death. Re-
member the sweet singers and repay
them now to some extent for the pleas
ure they have given you.
Mr.. J. w. Byrn has appointed Mr..
J. W. McClish, chairman county COM
mittee on live stock. Mr.. McClish re-
Gently returned from Arkansas, where
he did great work in stimulating the
interest in better livestock. We are
glad to have Mr. McClish at the head
of our live stock committee. There is
nothing needed more just now than to
stimulate q greater interest in more