The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-10-14

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The Parent Teacher Association
served lunches in the courthouse yard
Thursday and Saturday of last week
and were given a very gratifying
patronage.
WANTED TO bny a., or so hogs
weighing 100 to $50 pounds Will pay
Memphis prices per grade. G. W.
Locke, 10.l4
Asked several times the past week
for a remedy for sore-head in chickens.
we give the following which has been
used successfully in this section for
many years; Get from the Drug store
this prescription filled; 9 salve made
one ounce of vasaline, carbOated. and
20 grains yellow oxide of mercury.
Cover head and watt es good with this
salve, and give water with one grainsof
permane anate of potash to gallon
and allow no other drink. A heavy
solution of common salt, in water at
the beginning of this treatment will
help.
Tanlac, the celebrated medicine. is
now sod by Rhea Drug Company. adv.
The sale of Jersey cows and heifers
advertised to take place here last
Thursday was somewhat. disappointing
to those conducting the sale. About
100 heifers, most If them bred, were
selected IRON dairy herds in Ruther
ford county. one of he leading dairy
counties in the state, and we're offe: ed
at public sale to farmers, one fourth
cash. the balance on time, and it was
hoped by all interested in the dairy In
terests here that every one would he
taken by farmers, Only twenty were
sod when the sale was called off for
the reason that the cows were not bring.
ing what the promoters paid for them.
The Falcon understands these cattle
are to be sold at private sac.
Remember me when you bring your
remnants of seed cotton and get the
best price. F. H. LightfOot.
November II is less than one month
off. Will Somerville and Fayette coun-
ty show respect for the day for the
boys who served in the memorable
struggle overseas?
Officers of the Lee Highway Associa-
ton will visit Somerville Saturday of
this week and party Of Somerville
citizens will meet the p4rty at the
county line on the Whireyille road and
escort them to this city. Capt. E. A.
Maddox, head Of the county organiza.
ton will head the local delegation and
will have with him several of the city's
leading business men and good roads
advocates. No general meeting has
been Planned here during the stay of
these distinguished visitors represen'-
ing several states thru which the pro
posed highway passes.
am ready for your SWEET patatoes.
f. H. Lightfoot.
This is the week in which for ten
years the Fayette County Fair has been
held each year. There has not been a
word said about fair this year, no
meeting was ever called or held to dis
cuss the matter, and the fair goes BY
default, not because of opposit on to
having it. In fact. many citizens have
asked some who have been identified
with them from the beginning whether
there would be fair this fall. But no
steps were taken. The Falcon is sorry.
1t was a good Institution and we believe
did good, andwe believeit never should
have been allowed TO go by defanlt.
But one or two men cant hold a success
full fair. and that is what it dwindle to
last year, except that citizens gave their
moneyfreely. just IS much as needed. to
makeit go. But the work fell on too
few men. This last must changed
if We ever have such fair as we
ought to have. 4
For RENT-Two rooms suitable forI
light housekeeping. Apply to I. W.
Brinkley.
LosT-A Small bar pin with blue
stone setting. Return to me. Miss
Lois Taylor.
FOR SALE Household goods. at my |
residence on West street until Novem-
Der !. E. H. Price. Leaving town.