The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-02-14


by county, who spent most of his life
In this section was here Thur sday of
this week.
For SALE-l00 POUNDS ce fresh lard.
IL White Leghorn hens 81 each, l
White Legion Coskerel 81. so. 10 or IL
good mixed breed hens, several R |.
Red cockerels 81 so to 50 so, one nice
yesrling Jersey Heifer. E. H. Price.
Mr.. Louis Lipsky and Mrs. Otto
Kornik will leave Sunday for st. Louis.
Chicago and other leading markets to
select the spring lines of dry goods,
snits, millinery, and other goods for
the Lipsky Brothers stores spring trade.
fhey expect to stay in the markets
long enough to make such selections
If quality, styles and prices as they
know their trade will demand, sparing
leither time nor money to get these
very qualities in every line of their pur
chase.
FOR SALE-Two Duroc male pigs and
one female, weigh about 50 pounds.
Registered in buyers name at SIS each.
W, 1. Loggins, 22l
Sonerville has a new enterprise in
first class bakery established this
week by Lee Waller who has been for
number of Years in the same business
In Martin. Much Of the bread made
by him there has been sold in Somer.
vile for severalyears and is quite we'll
and favorably known here. He will
have supply of fresh bread, hot rolls.
cakes, pies, ETC., and will serve lunches
In connection with the business. He
Is located in the building next door t.
The Falcon which has been used for
bakery for many years, the front of
the building nowsbeing occupied by j. j.
Burnetts grocery business.
The Parent Teachers Association held
large and enthusiastic meeting Wed.
nesday February 5. Mrs. W. M. Mayo
reported the end of successful cam
oaign for clock, The clock now
ldorns the new wall in the study hall.
Mrs. d. c. Moorman reported mem.
'ership of 1877. Mrs. H L, Armstrong
cad an interesting report on Child
Welfare. The pet-plsn at present is
he establishing Of drinking fountain
N the school grounds. An interesting
programme was rendered by Misses
anie Mayo and Lucille Gassaway.
Or. Loggins. the County Superintend.
mt, was present and gave helpful and
talk.
Have just unloaed a car OF shiplap
nd lxl2 boxing. We have full stock
all grades Of lumber. RHEA LUM-
Err Co. :
A cooperative shipping association b
as organized here last Saturday with v
!. F. Catron as President and W. A. r
wen as secretary, ]. N. Clay as Vice Z
resident. Several starts in the past y
I'VE been made toward such an organ. q
alton here. but 1t has not resulted in n
y actual organization until this time. &C
here seems determined effort on the Ell
lrt OF farmers to arrange to get bet d'
share of the price the consumer pays ia
the produce and this association is :
Q first actual steps taken to bring
out that end. All farmers In the
unity are invited to join the associa- 4
IN and help to make it success and II
lip to bring better returns to farmers
r what they have to sell. HI
WANTED Reliable man to repre-.
ut US in the sale high grade monu.
'nts. Right man can make good mon
Acme Marble and Granite Co.,
nton. Ga. 22S
A change in schedule of the Jackson
on the N. C. & st. Ry.
ective next Sunday puts the time of
It train up an hour each morning and
TX an hour in the afternoon, making
pass Somerville in the morning at
5 going to Memphis and returning
caves Memphis at 5;9Oinstead of 4:4O
at present and reaches Somerville
$3.50 instead Of 6;l2. The new schsd-
gives passengers who desire to spend
day in Memphis two hours long.
there than the old schedule, but for
nerville there is no advantage what.
r. since one desiring the additional
hours could have had it by taking
early train. 5:35, or staying over
the late train leaving Memphis at
}. m. iii