The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-12-19

whole or in smaller parts. ]. W. Mat
thews Somerville. If.
The ladies of this city gave bazaar
last Wednesday at the Red Cross rooms
ever the post Office for the benefit of
the American Legion local Organization.
More than $40 was realized from the
sale of sandwiches, cakes, pies, soft
drinks and lunches. The money is to
pay for the furniture and fixtures be-
ing placed in the American Legion quar-
ters over Rhea Drug store which they
have leased for their use and are now
fitting up.
For SALE-Good mule and two hor-
ses. Miss Maggie Kee. R. 3. 1918
Citizens and patrons of the local
light plant awaAhig duriRgssth might
last Friday night saw the lights burn-
ing after midnight just as before. that
hour. Standardization of : an allsday
current had been heard and many users
Of lights thought that a new scheme
had been put into action and the plant
would furnish 24-hour service. 1t all
came about because the superintendent
was installing a new pump at the
power plant and ran the lights all night
to enable him to work there.
HIDES WANTED Highest cash pri-
ces paid for hides Of all kinds. We
also buy furs of all kinds. E. E.
Howse. 20
For SALE Sixteen head Of goats.
Apply to H. M. Price, r. a. lilo
Attention is again called to the ex-
animation that will be held here on
January 2 and for teachers certificates.
The county needs six or eight white
teachers and twenty colored ones to
fill vacancies in the teaching force of
the county after Christmas, and those
who will teach in the schools are urged
to attend this exami, alton and get GER
tificates. If there are any graduates
of the Fayette County High School in
the county who have had some exper-
fence and will accept a position, Ger.
tifcate can be secured for them if they
viii call at the Office Of the County
Superintendent.
SALE : At Baxter place west of Will
liSton, Sat. Dec goth. will sell to
highest bidder farm implements wag-
ons, mare and mules, Matte Waller,
1919
A real supply Of water every hour in
the day is IN sight for Some,ville now.
The new tank Tor which the city author
tiles gave a cont act early last spring
is now nearing completion and is to be
comp eted near enough for a test by
Friday aud entirely completed the first
days OF next week. 1t IS fifteen feet
higher than the old tank was, is of
metal instead of slaves. and will be far
superior to the old one. A new pump
mas been installed at the power plant
ready for use in filling the new tank,
and the whole outlook for city water
supply is bright and hopeful, and a
long-surtering public will soon have
that source of its worries relieved.
Inc old tank collapsed Thanksgiving
day 1918, and the city awarded a con-
tract TO build the new tank about ten
months ago, which was as early as they
could get contractor to take the con-
tract and it has been this long getting
the contract complied with.
STRAYED OR STOLEN One dark bay
mare, years ABOUT Ia hands high,
Star 10 forehead, 3 white feet, wire
cut on lett front foot. $1,000 reward
Tor mare. Daniel Whitmore, Somerville,
Tenn, II. z.
For SALE = Choice recleaned ,Lespe-
deza Seed, guaranteed free from John
son grass at Sc. rs per bushel (. 0. b.
shipping station, oss Side Plantation,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana Address j.
Hayes White, Jackson. Tennessee
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