The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-03-19

For SALE-l IL Volts Presto Lite
Storage Battery with all connections
and wires, less than 5 months old
$37. so. E. Mcneil.
Little Bentley Young, son Of Mr..
and Mrs r. B. Young of the fourth
district, was painfully hurt Monday
when he was accidently struck in the
face with baseball bat while near the
boys playing ball at the Norman
school His wound was dressed by DR..
Morris and he is getting. along nicely.
C. H. Haley has put recleaned Les
pedeza seed in the following stores for
sale at $500 per bushel, sacks twenty
cents extra. Landes Hardware Co.,
Whiteville. Freeland & Crawford,
Fayette Corner, Robins Brothers,
Rhodes Store, Morrison & Co., Laco-
MIA. adv. 3-26
Mrs. Harry Mathis went last week
to Memphis for day and was taken
suddenly i'll and was confined to her
room at Peabody Hotel until about the
end of the week. Her mother, Mrs.
E. A. Maddox, and uncle, DR..
Roy Cranberry, went down and were
with her there during her illness.
Whippoorwill peas $3.50 per bu.,
Sorghum seed, $3.50 per bu., Lespe-
deza seed $9.0 per bu., Cotton Seed
Hulls sack per 100 ID. $1.l0. s. B.
Reames.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Reamss last
week entertained several Memphis
friends with week end party at their
home in Warren. Included among the
guests were Misses Minnie Elizabeth
Beck, Francis Burgie, Orleen Orr,
Mary Margaret Ransom, Eleanor Cren-
Shaw, Lucille Charleston, and Master
James Beck:
For SALE Wanamaker cotton SEED
for planting. Pure and sound. Better
staple and commands better price thar
other short cotton. Price $40 pei
100 pounds. S. B. Reams, Somerville
Tenn. 3-2(
w. A. Duffie has bought the poo
room of D. J. Douglass and consolidated
same with his own. He moved the poo
room operated by him at the Robertson
building west of the Falcon office tt
the H. l.. Maddox building where Mr.
Douglass was operating his The con
solidated pool room and the steam press
ing business will be operated in tn,
Maddox building in the future.
For SALE Choice recleaned Lespe
deza Seed, guaranteed free from John
son grass at $500 per bushel f. o. b
shipping station, MOSS Side Plantation
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Address }
Hayes White, jackson. Tennessee. 3-2
A Dramatic Club was organized a
the home of H. S. Shaw Wednesda
evening, March II with the followin
officers: James L. Day, President
Audie L. Smith Vice President, Mis-
Elizabeth Shaw, Secretary, Mrs. Mir
ME Humphre s, Director, Thos. 0
Nowlin, Treas, Mrs Howard Rhes
Asst Director, Miss Mary Rhea Prof.
erty manager, Miss Claire Shaw Asst
Property Manager, Duncan Anderso
Advertising Manager.
For SALE-Ford car in good cor
dition, price SS5O,OO Inquire at Falco
office. BIZ
The Falcon'enjoyed few days ag
some oranges grown on the ranch
Prof. NJ. L. Cozine on the East Coas
of Florida. Prof. Cozine went to ths
section few years ago, bought te
acres and improved it, built his res
dence and other buildings, set fru
trees and put it in charge of MAJ
ager while it is growing into prot
table and producing place. He recen
: II received shipment of fruits inclu,
] ing oranges and grape fruit from h
z trees.
B FEMALE HELP WANTED-W White W,
4 man, middle aged. Our part. goS
home and good wages. T. E. Redwin
3 agent at Williston. Tenn. If
& Feed merchants in Somerville d
4 perhaps the biggest business in tn
s line that as teen done in any week
Z ten years. Corn, oats, hay mix'
I feeds, all kinds of feeds are beir
4 bought. as was seldom seen here b.
1 fore Prices are unprecedently his
Z and there is every assurance that ma
{ ing the 1921 crop viii cost the farE
I ers more than any crop in many year
Z The farmer who has enough feed
: carry thru the crop season is the e
i ception in this section. FarmeN vi
i have not bought feed in twenty yea
{ are buying in car loads now.
/ FOR SALE Single Comb Rhode
I land Red eggs for hatch ng. 50 for
" T.. raopla living in Favpfta ronntVs L