The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-02-27

Tn save lhe sympathy VI 1'Sil iA'0''~S
IL tho death Of their infant child which
oa-~.7ed at their home last week.
Rub. My-1ism is powerful antisep-
tie; It MS the poison caused from in-
fected cuts, cures old sores, letter
adv. Z
1lr. and MIS-. Tom Burns Of the
second district lost their ten year old
son, George, from death by influenza
last Saturday and have the sympathy
Of their friends Burial was at Union
on Monday
F3 SALE Fayette county grown
Triumph potatoes for planting. A.
s. ilams & Co ~
C. B. Mount, Internal Revenue Agent
III dis territory in charge Of income
tx matters, will be at the Chancery
court room in the courthouse March ]
d to give assistance to those want
IL his help in making their tax re-
p4ts to the Government. He will
furnish blanks to any who have not
received them.
NJ. d Vaughan, VINO appears here
FEB N. 8P. M. in an evening OF whole
some humor, gave two hundred and
twenty programs in New York city
and vicinity the past two seasons. Adv
Foa SALE Himalaya blackberry
plants, 10 cents each, Red and black
cap raspberry 10 cents each, klondyke
strawberry 81 per 100, SO per 1000.
Mrs. w. A. Winfrey, r.. l. so
The children, as we'll as the grown
ups, will be delighted with Mr.. Vaughans
Uncle Remus Stories and his talking
songs, Tin Gee Gee" and, ), Three lit e
Chestnuts AuV
The Falcon learns with pleasure from
Post Master c. N. Reames that appli-
cation has been made by him for the
es Adjustment in Somerville Of free
town drlivery of mail by carrier end a
Post Office Inspector is expected
here at an early date to, make MS IN
vestigation into the matter. The re-
CENTS of she local office have reached
the point that is required by the De-
partment for the establishment of the
free town delivery and it is thought there
! is little question that the matter will
be passed upon favorably.
FEMALE HELP WANTED White wo.
man, middle aged. Our part. gooc
home and good wages. T. b. Redwine,
agent at Williston. Tenn. tt
w. f. Vaughan hasen't grand opera
voice, but you can understand perfectly
what he says when he sings and ne
doesn't make blue" notes. This II
saving much, Hear him Feb n, 8 +
NJ u;oh School ADJ
Because of an advance in the sub
scription price OF the News scimita
from $4 to SIS the clubbing price of tina
paper and The Falcon will hereafter
he s5 75 ner wear. 2-27
/, One of the most enjoyable occasions
for the children of this city was tn
birthday party given last Friday nigh
at Lipsky opera house by Mr.. and Mrs
tW. n. Mayo in honor of the birthda.
of their little daughter, Mary. 1t wa
a fancy dress affair and the costume
worn by guests were rare and novel
interesting in a high degree and yer
enjoyable to the young and the grow
: UPS. too. They unmasked later in tn
evening, giving time to dancing, skatin
etc Brick ice cream and cake wer
! served to the guests and the part
ended with regrets from those presen
that it could not continue hours longer
The honoree asks The Falcon to exten
! her many thanks for the presents o
that occasion.
Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer
J It relieves pain and soreness caused b
e Rheumatism Neuralgia, Sprains, ett
If you don't hear Vaughan, the in
personator, Feb q, 8 p. M. at Hig
= School you'll be sorry the next morr
: ing when your friends tell you VIVA
: you missed. Ad
Mrs, Emmy Largent, wife of WI
Springer of the eigth district died las
: Friday night from pneumonia followin
influenza and was buried Saturda
afternoon at the Hood Cemetery wit
services conducted by Rev. Lasseter
: Oakland Mrs. Springer was reared
the second district where she enjoye
a large circle of friends as a youn
lady. She was married three or fot
years ago to Mr. Springer and was
,,o,,nc, vyonaan of fine personality an