The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-04-02

If you want a good chew or smoke, you
should use "0ld Home Spun Leaf To.
bacco, so cents per pound or 10 LIS.
S4. 90 prepaid. Chas. W. Puryear, Pur-
year. Tenn.
Mr.. Jim Green, of Memphis, has as
sumed his duties as a salesman for
Rhea Drug Company. He came here
from Memphis, tho was reared at
Jamestown, Mississippi, and has had
several years of experience as drug
salesman.
WANTED-To communicate with the
heirs of Iverson lie Grande Carney, or
the heirs of Saunders Carney, his
father, who formerly lived in Fayette
county. Address r. B. Banks. Center,
Texas. 40
His frien is in Somerville and turnout
the county learned with pleasure of the
improvement IN the health of Mr..
Frank Knox, who was quite sick at his
home here for several weeks recently,
only the past weak being sufficiently
strong to walk about town again.
FEMALE HELP WANTED White wo-
man, middle aged, Our part good
home and good wages. T. E Redwine.
agent at Williston. Tenn. tt
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DR.. H. L. Armstrong this week pur-
chased from mrs. Ned Boswell her
brick apartment house in the eastern
part of Somerville and will make it his
home, after Mr.. and Mrs. Boswell
leave for Hickman, KENTUCKY. as an
nounced in these columns recently.
TAKEN UP-One bay horse, owner
can have same by identifying and pay
ing costs. w. T. Poore, Somerville,
r. A. 4-16
The Agriculture class in Horticulture
spent a profitable hour last Friday
morning with Mr. Latta. He gave the
class demonstration in planting the
early crop If potatoes. These helps
given by men of experience are apprec-
lated very highly and are most profit
able IN the student &C"
Harry Mathis, of Jackson, spent a
few DAYS here last week with his wife
who has been quite sick at the home of
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. E. A.
Maddox 1t is pleasure to her friends
that she is improving from her illness
and is hoped she will soon be entirely
well again.
We buy, raise and sell fur-bearing
rabbits and other fur-bearing animals.
Pl ce our order with US, and list what
ever stock you have with us, stating
lowest fiat prices on large shipments.
Address 515-5l7 N. P. Ave-, Fargo,
| N. d. 4-23
Three car loads of feeder hogs were
shipped last week from this city, and
vet there's are hogs plenty in the
vicinity and plans are making to ship
more. The community has missed the
cooperative shipping since the depart
lure the county agent and his place
has not been filled, and private buyers
are just now beginning again to operate
in the couney,
We carry a full line of Fisk and Old
field Tires and ubes. Fabric Tires all
sizes 5000 miles guarantee. Cord Tires
S0xSa and other sizes, not the A ply
Fabric usually guaranteed for 5000
miles but pl Fabric guaranteed for
IL, 600 miles at the ply Fabric price.
We make adjustment at our office.
Somerville Overland Co.
1t is learned from j. @. Shaw, man.
ager of the me- ice plant being built
here. that the plant viii be ready for
operation by April is as promised a
few wee ago Work on the building
and installing the machinery has been
pushed and i is hoped that the entire
plant will be completed and ready for
business by the middle of the month.
And it is an industry that the town
sorely ne ded.
The advance from 20 to 80 per cent
in automobile Tires and tubes TOOK eff
feet March 3, 1920. We felt an interest
in our customers. in order to protect
them we stocked up heavily on all sizes
We are offering for short time any
sizes Tires and Tubes at the old price
YOU will save from 50 to $40 90 per tire
by buying from US now. Take advant-
age Of this opportunity before it is too
late. Somerville Overland Co.
The back to the farm" idea has
gotten hold of W. o Sharp and carried
him all the way to Texas to put into
Tract &c his Tennessee farm knowledge
We are sorry to have you leave US Dir.
Sharp. and we expect you to have the
best iarm IN Texas. carried on accord
ing to approved tennessee farming
methods II. Of T. Bulletin. mir.