The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-04-23


section, the rains thoroly soaking the
ground again and washing fields in roll
ing ground badly. The erosion was
particularly heavy on freshly plowed
fields.
We buy, raise and sell fur-bearing
rabbits'an other fur-bearing animals.
Place your order with US, and list what
ever stock you have with US, stating
lowest fiat prices on large shipments.
Address 5l5-5l7 N. P. Ave-, Fargo,
N. ID. 4-23
Much damage was done to roads,
bridges, and farm lands in the western
and northwestern parts of the county
by a cloudburst that visited these
sections at an early hour Tuesday morn
ing. A heavy rain fell all over the
county and did some damage, but in
the sections mentioned the rainfall was
heaviest and the damage greatest.
For SALE The lumber and other
material in the old Lipsky residence on
East street which is to be torn down.
Purchaser must buy material and take
/ care of the removal himself Apply to
Louis Lipsky. If
The engineers working on the sur
vey for the Loosahatchie Drainage
District kdye about completed their
high water line survey and are busy
now making maps and outlines for their
work. " thin the next week or two
these will be completed and actual
work of locating the drainage ditch
will be begun.
HALF and HALF Cotton Seed. Have
ton good seed, ginned before rains.
$1,000 per 100. T. A. Moorman. If
Confronted with shortage of teach
ers for the public schools turnout the
state for the next school year, State
Superintendent Albert Williams has
called special examination to be held
in each county on May Ia and Is, to
give teachers another opportunity to
secure certificates before the opening
of the summer terms of the schools.
The program for this examination is
& ven in this issue of The Falcon.
Every teacher in the county who has
not now certificate good for next
year should take this examination. If
in doubt ask the County Superin-
tendent.
Let us install an Acetyline Lighting
plant in your home. Lighting, heating,
cooking. ironing, all with a saving of
time and energy. Cost is only half
the cost of coal oil lamp per hour.
Plants to suit large or small homes.
Sold to farm homes on IL months cred
it Frank HARRISON, Salesman for
Fayette County, Somerville. 4.30
James L. Day and B. Herbert
Howse bave bought the BUSINESS of
the Lyric Airdome and will open same
to the public on the evening of April
20 with the strong western play,
Marked Men" featuring Harry Carey,
a Universal picture. They have en-
gagged Stewards band of Memphis for
their opening performance and invite
the picture show goers of the city and
vicinity to be present at this and fol-
lowing performances. Three shows
next week. Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. Messrs. Day and Howse are
two of the city's younger men and this
is their first bow to the Somerville
public asking for business. This has
cen popular show place in the past
and Sometville people will be glad for
its re opening for the new season.
STRAYED OR STOLEN One sorrel
mare, foretop trimmed out and one
dark bay mare mule about years old.
Missed about weeks s25 90 reward
for recovery of both. ]. B. Maclin,
Mason Tenn, R. 2 or phone C. F Poin-
dexter. Mas n, Tenn.
| Organization in this county for the
| Salvation Army drive was completed
this week with the following committee:
Hon. C. A. Stainback, County Chair
man, w 7. Loggins. vice-Chairman.
s. A. Wetzler, Secretary. H. P. Stain
back, Treasurer and Hon. j. B. Sum
mers, Chairman on Speakers. The
national organization has apportioned
to each section Of country the amount
it is believed able to furnish and the
quota of Fayette county is $1,000. The
money is to be used in Home Service
work and permanent force of work.
ers will be maintained in each district
Fayette, Haywood and Upton counties
being included in this district Mr.
Wilson Of Chicago was here several
days in the interest of the campaign.
A district chairman has been chosen in
each district in the county and it is
hoped that all these forces will be in
work ng trim by the time for the drive