Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-03-15
Plow and Plant Garden

OANN~@
day morning plowed and planted 6
garden for the INDECENT family re-
siding here. This is the family where
the boy has been very low and tC
which the citizens of this town have
been very generous, especially the
young people.
Sells Fine Farm
Mr.. w. o. Wolcott sold his fine
farm of PAT acres last week to Mr.
Leslie Hudson, of Martin, for
$4,000. Possession is to be given
at once, and Mr.. Wolcott probably
will locate in the vicinity Of Martin.
These are good citizens and we
deeply regret to lose them from this
community. However, extend a
cordial welcome to Mr.. Hudson and
family.
Women's spring boots and pumps,
the kind you want and at the price
you want to pay. If you can't find
what you are looking for, go to Al
Gardeners store.
A Growing Business
A few years ago the Martin Plan
ing Mill Co. was, comparatively, a
small concern, but today, Mr.. John
A. Vowel tells US, the firm has an
investment reaching $4,000. Vow
ell is the hustling general manager.
and he informs US they keep every
thing from a log to the finest of
building material. Their yards are
full, enabling them to promptly fill
orders without delay.
Women's new boots for spring
new Oxfords and pumps in all the
new shades-French gray, pearl
gray, white kid, white and black
satin, silver-cloth, in fact, anything
you want, at AL Gardeners.
Speeding up Phone Co.
Tom Dunning, the new manager
of the Martin Rural Telephone Co..
is speeding things up, having just
recently put in line built of chest
nut poles to Mt. Pelia, and is making
other substantial improvements that
will give improved service. Mr.
Dunning has on foot plan to build
metal rural line from Mckenzie
to Union City, using the telephone
poles of the railroad company.
Mems pillow shoes, priced from 81
a pair up to $3.50, at Al Gardeners
Buying Advice
Al Gardner Enlarging
While in Martin on last Friday
afternoon, Mr.. Al C. Gardner con
Quoted us over his large dry gods
emporium, showing US the piles upor
piles of pretty new goods, the stacks
upon stacks of shoes, clothing, etc
We find that just recently he ha'
enlarged his store, adding more room
to the second story, to meet the in
creased demand for Gardner-sold
goods.
Men, buy all your overalls, shirts,
work shoes and hose to last you for
year, and bring the wife to buy all
the gingham, percale, brown and
bleached domestic and you will save
good money.-Al C. Gardner.
Mr.. Everett Visits Dresden
Hon. John Z. Everett came down
from the 18th district last Friday ia
attend the meeting of the sockhold.
ers for the fair association, which
however, did not materialize, on ac-
count of no quorum present. Mr.
Everett looks the picture of health
In fact, he looks as though he had
just recently found the far-famed
fountain of youth. While here he
told some of his friends that he had
been solicited to make the race fol
the legislature, and it is believed
that he would enter the race with
proper encouragement. Ten years
ago Mr.. Everett representa- this coun-
ty in the legislature, making rec
ord that his friends can point tC
with pride. He is a safe man-one
of those good, honest old farmers
and just the kind of man we neec
to represent US in the legislature.
-W.S.S.-