The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-05-30

his induction into the service last sum-
mer. He was practicing at Oakland
when he was called to active service.
The Duroc Breeders who recently or
ganized a club in this county, are called
to meet on Saturday, June Z, p. m.
at the court house. All Duroc Breeders
in the county are urged to attend and
become members.
WANTED-Men or women to take
orders among friends and neighbors
for the genuine guaranteed hosiery,
full line for men, women and children,
Eliminates darning: We pay so cents
on hour spare time or $24 dollars week
for full time. Experience Unnecessary:
Write, international Stocking Pa. Go
The residence of the late Mrs. Con-
rad on West street and the adjoining
cottage were sold at public sale last
Saturday by H. P. Hobson, Admins
t,ator of Mrs. Conrad's estate, and
were bought by C. A. Oliver for $4,000.
which was considered splendid price.
The Cooperative Shipping Associa-
ton shipped their sixth car load of hogs
last Friday. 1t consisted of 100 hogs
belonging to rs citizens, and in it were
said to be some of the best hogs ship
ped from this place. The association
has done fine service for hog growers
of the county and has saved them many
dollars already, and it is now but fair
ly started on its course of usefulness.
666 has proven it will cure Malaria,
Chills and fever, Colds and LAG ippe.
1t kills the germs tnat cause the fever.
Fine Tonic adv. 81
The Falcon learns that L. and H. w.
Lipsky last week bought the lot from
E. j. Boswell on which Mr.. Boswell re-
Gently tore down the old livery barn
that has done much service for many
years. The price paid was not given
u.s. This is very desirable lot right
in the heart of the business part of the
town. No plans have yet been made
for improving the property, we are told.
The increased price of cotton has
brought to market many bales in the
past few weeks which had been held
back from last fall The advance since
it was lowest amounts to about $40 per
bale and brings many thousand dollars
to farmers of this county, as more cot
ton than for many year was being
held for better prices.
Rub-My-Tism is greet pain killer,
! 1t relieves pain and soreness caused by
rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sprains, adv.
The season of big weeds and damp
ness is with US again, and these harbor
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the lurking disease that springs up af-
| ter such periods. A little time and en-
ergy on the part of each citizen will
keep down the weeds along his part Of
the streets and all joining in the work
would add much to both beauty and the
healthfulness of Somerville. Cut the
weeds nov.
TfR Wilson Debating Society Of the
High School on last Friday night enter
tanned the Pershing Society at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Lightfoot in the
southern part of the city. Two little
girls dressed in National colors received
at the door and served the guests with
punch. After series of games and
much merriment course of ices and
cake was served and the young people
wended their several ways homeward
with recollections of very happy oc-
casion.
666 quickly relieves Constipation,
Billiousness, Loss of Appetite and
Headaches, due to Torpid Liver. ADV.
T. J. Gibson of Memphis was on the
streets here yesterday, walking on
clutches as a result of q fall and a
broken hip several months ago. He
and Mrs. Gibson have both been at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ]. Mitchell
for some time, but yesterday was his
first venture on the streets. Mrs. Glib
son has suffered since the early part
of 1916 from broken hip, but she, too,
is better and able to walk about. They
lived much of their lives in Somerville,
going several years ago to Memphis
where he has been employed by the
Street Railway.
Mrs. Annie B. Thurman returned last
week from Colorado where she was
called some weeks ago on account of
the serious illness there of her sister,
Mrs. James Green who was reared near
nancyville and viii be remembered here
as hixs Fannie Tripp. Mrs Green