The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-03-08

Rheumatism, Sprains. Neuralgis, etc. 4.9
A trip last week over the Stage Road
from Somerville to Memphis finds by q
Falcon Representatives that thorofare in
the best condition that be has ever seen
it at any season of the year. II is one
Of the best dirt roads we ever saw any
where and when the severe freezes of
the past winter are considered. it is
wonderful that this road could be gotten
in such perfect condition In so short a
time. And Chairman Shelton and F. L.
Blalock, the contractor, tell us that
dragging it had been the one most eff
fective agent in putting it in the pres
ent fine condition. Last fall it was
graded with funds from the automo-
bile taxes and the dragging has been
paid for from the same fund. The
county needs more such roads.
S. c. White Leghorn Eggs for hatch
ing, Is for 81. W. s. Newly. 3-29-
The Falcon learns from Ia reliable
source that during the next few we eks
steps will be taken to locate here in
SOmerville a wood yard equipped with
gasoline engine and portable saw outfit
and ample facilities for supplying to
local trade all kinds of wood needed for
fuel and cooking. The experiences Of
the past winter when all kinds of fuel
were scarce and high has led to this
new enterprise for the city and its To-
cation here insures supply Of fuel for
next winter, aud the parties backing
the scheme are a sufficient guarantee
that prices will be fair and reasonable
and the business conducted along fair
and just lines. 1t is planned to put in
full stock of wood during the summer
months and saw and sell when winter
comes. Details of the organization can
not be given but a positive statement
that the business would be established
and conducted in the future was made
to us,
Singleton Rhode Island Red Eggs
for Matching. Am now shipping orders
right along from my pens of Reds,
most orders going outside of Fayette
county where better poultry is priced. l
have paid as high as 81 per egg for hatch
ing, in order to have the best possible
blood, and have sold Reds and eggs for
ten years with entire satisfaction to
hundreds of customers who pay SIS for
setting of eggs and IS to $40 for
cockerels, and If our Fssette county
poultrymen want the best they must
make up their minds to pay such prices.
You cant get good stock at mongrel
prices. am selling eggs this year at
SIS for Is, but will sell to any citizen in
Fayette county at So per Is. W. 7.
Loopins. SomerviIle. 329
For SALE-R. |. C. eggs SIPS for Is
delivered. Mrs. Joe Perry. Somerville.
R. s. 3-15
After publication last week Of the Item
in regard to the use of the 1918 autombile
money on the Moscow road, The Fal.
con made enquiry Of Chairman w, G.
Shelton as to the PROBABILITY of the sue
cess of the application for such use of
a part Of the fund. And we we're in
formed that the chairman did not take
part in the determining Of the roads
last year on which the fund was used
and did not advise as to where II should
he used, was not asked for such advice
by the State Highway Commission.
even tho the secretary in his recent
letter would leave such impression. The
Commission, solely. has the power to de-
signate the roads on which this money
is to be used and they designated the
Memphis and the Brownsville roads
last year without his advice or assist
nee, as The Falcon was informed.
Furthermore, the Commission has not
asked him to make any recommendation
as to where this money is to be used
this year, and he knows of no intention
they have for making such request.
The Moscow road. connecting this. coun-
ty site with Holly Springs in neigh
boring Mississippi county, is eligible
under the law for the use of the fund
and Chairman Shelton gave The Falcon
the information that he is perfectly
willing for it to be used there and gave
US permission so to state. This leaves
the matter up to people in that part of
the county to show the commission.
FoUND-Bunch of keys, 6 keys and
corkscrew, on street corner North Main
and square. Owner may have same by
paying for this advertisement.