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Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
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ANNOUNCES FAIR DATES

Nashville, Dec. g.. Tentative dates
for the various fairs to be held in
Tennessee during 1922 have been
made, according to Capt T. r. Peck,
who returned Friday from the annual
meeting of the international Fair
association at Chicago.
In Tennessee the state fair win be
held held at Nashville the third wdsk
in September, the Tri-State air At
Memphis is scheduled for the .ourth
week, while the Knoxville and Chat
tanooga fairs will be held the first
and second weeks in September re-
spectiveiy.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
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MOTION

Mrs. Edpa McGoldriek Dcysls agea
40. wife Of L Il Doyal, died at the
family home near Nceton on Friday.
Dec. End, at 800 a. IN. following IN
illness Of several raonths.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev ]. M Anderson, al 900
o'clock Sunday afternoon. The re-
mains were inferred in the Harrell
cemetery.
Tho pail bearers were. Jim Burke
George Smith, Alex Pierce. Paul
Henderson and Ben Legg.
The deceased Is survived ty he,
husband, L. H. Doyal and the follow
ing children; Mrs. Roy Helton q
Tate; Mrs. Frank Smith OF tatrimal
and Fred Doyal, of Morrist0wn; Misse,
Trula, Edith, LEILA, Helen and Mars
Lillian, and t. H., Jr., and Ralpt
Doyal, all of Motion. :
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
LULAyIIIE
Goo late for last week.

Goo late for last week.
Rev. W. r. Byerly flied his regu-
lar appointment at Cedar Grove OF
Sunday
Miss Dorothy Coffeg visited Misssf
ssinfnetand Hattie nolt from Fridh,
til Monday.
Mrs c. v. and L. n. EMS arc
daughter, Meta, visited at Mrs. G. y
Russell's one day last week.
John Kincaid and family have reI
Gently moved to their farm near here
Ray Russell, our fur man, is doinp
hustling business, If there is any
sign in smell
Prof W. E. Holt made his regulai
call in Lulaville Sunday afternoon
Miss Monnie Shirley was the week
end guest of Miss Mable Doyaf Al
Doyal
The children Of Mrs. c. v. ELS
gave her Thanksgiving surprise "
last Thursday. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Higgs ant
daughters, +. B. Ellis and family
John F. Els and family.Mrs. /. NJ
ELLIS and daughter, G, X, Ellis ant
wife, and Charlie Perry and family
H. P. Higgs and wife, and Mrs, Johr
P. Higgs and daughters. Beside,
the children, there were nine CRANE
children and twelve great gran,
children present
ALSO Mrs. Hackney of Lenoir City
Mrs. Eliza Naples, Miss Gertrude
PARROT and Messrs Cecil Easley ant
Curgur Collins were invited guests.
A bountiful dinner was spread gu
on the lawn and ala reported i pleas
ant time.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
sRIgHLAND

Sshool is progressing nicely at this
place.
Misses Louise and Kathleen Mitch
ell spent the weekend in Knoxville.
Miss Willie Yates spent the week
end with home folks.
Miss Clara Acuff spent the week
end in Knoxville.
Boyce Frazier and Miss Georgia
Vineyard were the guests of Miss
Beulah Eenneil on Sunday.
Miss Fleta Yates was the recent
guest of Miss Pauline Mitchell
A large number of this place at
tended the sac at Ernine Byerley's
last week
Miss Myrtle Benning Of Knoxville
was visiting friends here recently.
Miss Edith Vineyard was me re-
cent guest of Miss Willie Yates.
Irwin Vineyard was the recent
guest of Misses Louise and Kathieer
Mitchell
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07

Patroniae OUR Advertisers in buying
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
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COMMUNITY CLUB AT WITS

A Community Club has been re-
Gently organized ct Wits and Off
GERS for the year elected as follows;
President Mr.. Matt Peoples
Vice Pres. Mrs Reeves 7
Secretary and Treasurer Prof. w
S. Murrell
Program Com. Mrs. Kate Belt
Mrs. Fred Hale and Miss Callie Hale
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
TROUBLES or THE RICn

Mrs. Gramercy: My husband cgh't
sleep on account of the business de
preston.
Mrs. Parke: Just look at me. I,
have to ride around in an old car
and Fido is two breeds out Of style
Life.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07

birmingham, Ala, Dec. 5 Mrs,
Frederick Virginia Underwood, moth
err of Senator Of Oscar Underwood, Of
Alabama, died at the home of her son
Fred v. Underwood, Sir, early today
of heart trouble.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07

Unless executive clemency is in
voked Maurice Mays, colored, viii pay
the extreme penalty to the state Of
Tennessee on Dec. 10 for conviction
Of the murder of Mrs BERTHE Lindsey
in Knoxville on August 20, 1919.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-12-07
THE TOlLER

Glow is your new hired mani"
"Weh," replied Farmer Jones, "he
broke two hoe handles yesterday"
Working SO hard?"
mo, leaning on EN-" Life
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-23
MRS. PHEBE X. WARNER
LECTURES HERE

The Scurry County Teachers Insti-
tute has been in session here all this
week beginning last Monday. and
closing out today.
There has been unusual interest
manifested 1t seems. among the
teachers this year in attending the
institutional the diyersification in
program has made IL very attractive
to the teachers as well as the public
in general
A good attendance is uoticeab BILE in
thu institute this year There being
so teachers out OF about Sc In the
county that have been In regular at
tendance. These were unavoidably
absent or attended, at some other
point
S. n. NJ. Marrs. assistant Supt OF
Public Instruction was here Monday
and gave very interesting lecture
along the school work lines. Mr.
Mars will be a candidate for state
superintendent In election, OF 1922.
Mr.. Hill OF Canyon. president OF
the West Texas State Normal at Can
yon, was present aud delivered an
address before institute. Supt ]. II.
Burnett. OF Snyder spoke on the so
cial ideals OF the school
And last night Mrs Phoebe X.
Warner. OF Clarendon. was here and
spoke to very large crowd includ-
ing the teachers. the parent teachers
association. the various clubs OF the
town and others interested in the
progress OF our schools.
Mrs. Warner Is a worker for better
schools both for the city and rural
districts. whose name is known in
every household Tor things she is
striving to accomplish
Her lecture was full OF good
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-23

defeated, get up and come again with
a will that you will make competition
stronger next time for great is the
man or woman that goes down in de-
feat. then rises again. for he or she
has made the world better for those
who follow them to live In. | would
love to see every farmer and his wife
in the county view this exhibit OF
poultry. for IL you will give us the
& enthusiasm everything else will come
right Now IL we know these things
happy are We. II you do them. I viii
have a trap nest there on exhibition
for the benefit OF those who are not
familiar with a trap nest It will not
cost you cent to look at IL then you
can go home and make you one II you
want II. So Mr. Editor, here goes for
standard poultry aud good show.
Respectfully yours,
7. A. Merritt,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-23
Mrs. Seabouin Died.

jamie A. Seabourn was born in
Tennessee. Hamilton county, on Jan
2lst. 1861. Died Dec. 90. at 4:30 p
m, 1921 Age 90 years and II
months. Married TO w. b. Seabourn
on the 25th day OF January. 1880
To this union was born 10 children
: girls. boys. all survive her but
one girl.
She was converted and Joined the
Presbyterian church at the age OF
10 years Later joined the Methodist
church at Crowder and lived a con
sistant Christian life. She was a good
mother and wife throughout her
many years.
Funeral services conducted by Rev
.C. r. Jameson and interment made
at Snyder cemetery.
The Signal together with their
many friends offer coincidence in the
hour OF bereavement
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-23
The Plainview Poultry show.

As promised will report few
OF the things | saw at the Plainyiew
Poultry show TO say IL was great
does not express it for II was the
largest collection OF chickens ever
brought together on the Southwest.
Something like 5000 all told
birds there from Maine to California.
The Bantum display alone consisted
OF two hundred and fifty eight coops
with from one to four to the cup.
Birds there from ali OF the larger
cities OF Texas. Oklahoma and other
states, just think what boost that Is
IN Plainview and the Plains country.
Just think in 1914 some OF the citi-
zens OF Plainview started a poultry
drive lust as some OF our people are
trying to do now and they shipped
the first year. one solid carload OF
poultry. Now listen TO the progress
in the first eight months OF 1921.
They had shipped forty six car loads
OF eggs. seventeen cars live poultry
and seven cars OF dressed poultry.
Now the question is does that amount
of stuff going out OF any one terri
tory pay. I will let you answer. Now
TO our citizenship OF Scurry, county
there Is Scripture that reads some
thing like this. where a mans heart
Is. there his treasure is also" to
which ! believe Ia Just as true az can
be. Now listen. we are expecting to
have a real Poultry Show at Snyder
on the 30th and 31st OF Dec. Are
you coming. are you going to help
make II a success. Ara you going to
enter something or are you going to
come and see what "a on exhibition.
then tell some one you have better
birds at home. IL you have Why not
show them and help get the other
fellow away from the Idea that any
old thing is good enough II you get
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-23

thought and logic. Snyder people are
indeed fortunate TO have the privi-
lege of hearing so talented woman,
who is striving for the real advance
ment of the people OF her county.
state and nation.
A reception was held in the base
ment OF the church after the lee
ture by the parent teachers associa-
ton. honoring Mrs. Warner
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-23
Gin Notice
We will Gin Saturday Dec. 81.
Farmers Union Gin Co.
Too Much Like Weekly Letter.

Too Much Like Weekly Letter.
East Vaughn, N. NJ. Dec. 20-2i
Lear Signal:
Enclosed find check for renewal
Keep it coming Toe much like
weekly letter from home to do with
out It.
We shall be In our new building
January %. the beginning OF our sec
ond term.
With the hndest personal regards
TO you and all my friends.
am respectfully,
o. L. Howell.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-23

Don't forget tibet big Matinee" at
the CozY Saturday beginning prompt
ly at o'clock p. m. Bring q friend
FREE.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-23

J. a. Morgan has purchased the
u. ]. Hull farm six miles west OF
Snyder. Dodson & Taylor making this
sale.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-23

Earl and Horace Curry OF Miles
were here the first OF the week visit
Ing their parents. MFR. and Mrs. A. M.
Curry
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-23

Prof. F. II. Patterson and family
Of Yancey. in South Texas are visit
ing their parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. G.
Patterson.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-23

Mrs. Earl Kiker OF San Antonio is
the guest OF her aunt. Mrs u. ".
Matthews.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-23

Miss Lois Woodtin who is teaching
at Friono is home for the holidays.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-25

Spis on. iom IRier bette, er Nteblem
Ct nosen uorif cIer bopebiasclie uorif
Eorenine iaa iaa ben til at arra1sere en-
gaItetfeit e1er uogen anben Silfelnins
til Snbt9st for SegzWonneutet. SpiS
bet lfulbe ilaa fell % life NOT Yertse foms
rre IND, faa bill De inbieubte Yenge blt
r%eturneret til @iperne. Sonbet bar ins
cen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Pripatc Sibrae mootases meb Sat og
pil bli f~pittsret for / gIabene.
Oct er Set Nor1te SeIlfab af Gmes
rita iom bar tat fig | Spibien for bette
Ssrbeioe. Selitabet er inforporeret ms
Der Staten Riuneiotas 2ope % CT fulbt
cniparliet.
2as os iaa tase fat paa Sagen meS
ben Billie Tom oil fere til Raalet. Sen
Tag ba Gberft Ses's Statie itaar fGra
Dig for HfiIsrins piI man fra 2anos gnz
Sc til aubeu faa GnIebniua at minbes
ilanbinapiite Rptommere siorbe for llnis
cren. ba ben bar | Sare oe IigeleSes
minbes at De Der / 2anbet bar baaret
i'ne 8brber iom be drtbre o. bdaret Dem
oinist os fieft.
ON bette bill Statuen piSne for IONS
Elenoe SlGster % Den bill osiaa piouc
en- os at hi bapce ct aabent Die for
hrdb SGoreue bar git os / Grp' - oaiaa
FER | 9anbet.
@isr noset % 9ier BET inart.
Tda Sesne af SeIitabet,
Walbemar Gger, Sefr.,
gau Claire, @iS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-25
GienSommelts Nsn.

Sra Sattou. %. g., Ifripes: sioitIc.
Cen SenSas bar en- ristie SeitSag for
CT. Sobns Reuisbeb Der / Cation, 90
pnsSomsforenineen bapbc inbbuot til
Scit ale Weolemmcr, iom er so gar
% oper. Soften besbncte meb Yrparam
| Sirfen 81. 2:40 gitermibSae. Ser
bar Saler msS Gang imenem. Ssrite
Wers at "@or Cub bn er faa fai. en-
gor9" blep iuneet al Soriamlinaeu. Mr.
Wjsr8e Ieoet ! Ssn, "aieruIi" gansfcr
long en- Gang, Yait. Sjsrubom forfIarts
hoorfor % bporIebes Senne feitIiae Eli.
tdnins Tom iitnnS. ,Saa CAB Wiis
&elo en- Colo tiibe5fte.
Serrftcr ~fortalte {. G. Siffe monoc
tnieresiaute srGf fra be fsrite g1pbnas
serSase for 40 gor iiseu. Set bar NOT
itte 'aa Hottie @reier ba iom M; men
Scltet fIarte iis oa o9iaa, % bar Iioes
lea, ON lite mere ~fornsiet oo tilirebs /:
fin Stiline ba enb III.
@rs. g. Sstiug ipiIsSe en- gianoIoIo.
Saa fortdIte Sben Sniis Iibt ON BET fir.
islise Sip / @bbpssertiSen. Gan fors
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-25
Sbert Segs Wonument.
sfaI BET bli npset al?

Sa Santen fremfom ON at faa reiit
ct Woniment for Den tapre Sberft Seg,
hei fanbt lin 8eS moer gorserfrissu
pad ben blobi9e SIasu,arf peo Gbicfas
manga | Spioieu for bet norife 15be
@%isfoniin @egimcuts Sripiaige, ina bar
Get blot en- Renina. os bet bar at bernie
sanfe bnrSe renliieres paa en- for bort
Sclf pGrois RonSe.
Set bar paa Seg's Sars Warf at ben
ier'te nprlfe Sirtc blep bpsget. Set bar
ns'aa Der at Oct fsrite norite 8Iab blep
ilr9ipet % Seq binlp iom ing Ranb til
rien llo9ibellen. San bar osiaa N al
DC fsrlte NorbmGub iom / 1S49 bros
oper 9anbet til California % Den FORTE
TnromarS iom bIeo palst til Statsems
tebe. @en naar nan MI snifer at bGs
re bans Rinbe peo at reiie bam Ell
Statre, ioa or Bet 10 melt foroi man
ecrpeo o9iaa minNes % bGorer iaa mans
pc norlte Nptommergutter, Der boerpet
iig fripilist for ar ii9mpe for llnionens
S'eparelle % SIaperietS SpbGpelie.
YGa Irmecns HuIler fob ban iom So
rer for lit 15oc 0isconiin Heeiuent;
n'en bans e9entIige Negiutent er aIIe sc
Gutter al norit Scrfomit Tom faHbt SeIs
teosoen paa Snbers Slasmarfcp og bpis
Ter Der | fienote eIler ufienbte 8rape.
SberIt Seq er Den bebite Sppe paa
norfsamerifanit 8orserifab.
Spor snifeItSt par bet life M | Dor
lib, ba Der er Ell idaban Wangel paa
SoritaaeIie al &c ~iuSfpttebe Solteilas %
fcres Sraoitioucr % Soealer at no8et
tlep siort for al minbe belle 2dnoet ON
ben norite Nrtommers giuiebeo til at
tiene lit npe Gono. Af aIe be SO Hesis
n.enter Tom eit / SeIten fra @iscunitn
iac habSe Sc9s taprc &eeiment prceents
pis be itsrite Cab % bapbe brast Del
FORTE Offer.
Wen nnoerIis Tom bet fan bsreS, faa
itnes ben barre Sanfe on, at reiie ei
ioaodnt Ronument at tobe fig bdre
pcne Orb. Rau er innu,et til at tGnfe
pan fad mango dnSre, iom bsr bGbres
taa ben RaoSe. Sg Der er 10 fIere.
vt Pdr Suieu Collars er inbiamlet
% nGrpaa SaIuparten at bette | Raoi,
ion, bpor en- losdl 3onite er | Grbeioe.
Ren bette ril life naa Ianst for at
rsiie ct pirtelie pGroist Wpnnment ODE,
Dor bebitc Berger.
CAB oS bore meo o. itstte bette Grs
ttibe. Sffe bare meS @eiolutioner y
81 bisie er Bet NOT alferebe - men mel
pirtelige gibras.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-25

taIte ON BEN fsrite @ubstiencite / SettIez
mentet, iom bleu boIbt | ct "GIaimIbanz
TT" liot norb for, bpor Satton MI er be-
liggenbe. Sortalte at W~eniabebene
rtanoIise WebIemuer msbte pp tSper.
ols % Sacfets % at Srer % 2ums
beroosn siorbe Den Sieneite iom
Serbs, SberlanbS og @uicfs MI eisr.
&uifebe o9iaa bet Cubs Orb, Iom Yres
iten talte oper ben Sag, nemIia bette:
"Ssscr fsrit SUBS Sfise cs bans @etfGrs
hieheb, iaa Hal ale De andre Gina tils
lGgges eSer". 9ette ibntes Fam bar ct
pasienbe Sormaninesoro til Rsbsaaerne
men ~befla9ebe, at be life baboe lebet nets
op berefter. men ~inarere iest bpab gers
eers or ferit, % int @uosfrpat Rr. 2.
90 formanct ttlilrt llngbpmmeu til life
at fslse De gamles ggempel. Riis gIeos
nor Sisrnbom 9ap en- Yianoiolo tilbebs
ie. Sau talte Grit Gafer ON "WaaIet
meo Oct firfsIi9e GtrGp". RanIet bar
&tmlen og SaIiabeoen, iagbe ban. Sau
le8oe, at bet er ct Str9p at probe at
erdge Sirle til Cub; Irbeioet beabnotc
y cd Saaben, iaa lluberpisnineen / sena
eaesItolen, Observation-Disclosures
o.I.p. 8irfen faIbtes meb rette Den itriz
ecnSe Strife paa Sorbeu. Iaatte hi ale
toa bore meS | ben triumferenbe airte
! SiInnlsleu. Serpaa boIbt SAT-. @ifez
laro en- BARN og a~nertienSenbe Gale for
Atrfens Ytonerer os retteSe en- bhbtfeIt
Sat til benz for, bbab be hnpbe oiort iii
SUBS Sros 90 airfens Sremaana oo
Sort | bette 9anb.
Serpan bleb ale 60sGarinoer fsrt tiIs
bcros 1 airfcnS aabel, iom / ben GnIeb.
ring bar ri9t feitimpftet. Pile III fri ges
oartnin8 ben Gag; men 6osgarinoers
re 1T SGoerspIapien runbt Se Ianoe.
tIguenhe 9orbe.
ga, bette bar / Sdubbeb en- fieIbeu
ftlrlis Segtpenbeb og bill fent olenmes
Ct DEM, iom beItoa.
COM nGbnt bar ale, Ser SeItpo ! asr,-
9ianmet iom Salere af airfens fcr;ts
Slonerer. 90 forrben bisie Saaes pon
trr'fe SGnt blanot andre: Souef Ieis.
Sfr. Nels. Sobn Saeen, Spraer geite,
snoers Siiis, U. G. gisree %, Here.
YET or ct pent srft al l~lnsSommen
per, al DC brlnser @lomiter til &c aam,Ic,
mems De ieper; bet er Iiot tent. Spnes
Iee' al oenfe Heo Dem, til De l9aaes paa
saare. Seq tror nentlis iife, at Sc boil.
Der ib',Serlis @IGbe for SEN aiSsSe. Wei.
ertn9 Dem Tor, Sm Oct fuu or ct penfiot
Sltt' CT penliGt SrS; Der toiter life paa
lan9t nGr iaa meset iom en- itor gifet
s9ler: Yten Sii. ga bu, bbor iieISne se
Slorntfer er, naar en- BELT snffer Dem
- '7"eS le8. 8. 8ulbrmoion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-25
SOao bpr lllat gjgre llaar
man tjember Bert?

@erf Ell ct f%areiisnaI.. Set er no.
get, iom er galt fat. s nj EiIfpIoer
Of ii er Oct bare M1iiflerne Tom er
Sfplo | bet. 9e blir trette og neq.
ter at gisre Sieneite. Git bpab Sc
tr9nser er libt SiRlp os Se bIir bra
igien. Sobnion's geIIabonna BIoiter
lagt paa bet iaare Steb, bringer Die.
blitfelig 2inorins. &beumatisme,
Sberanitrengelie, Sorfislelie oe So.
ite = ligegplois boor og 6ba6 ser
Teller = ct Blaiter - 0aturens Sa.
gemiooel Cir iiffer 9inorins.
Sorisg Sobnion's 9ellaoonna gIo.
iter neite Gang 9e fienoer Bert.
@Ier en6oa beore, fiab ct MI oa ppr
forbereot til naite Gang Se fienoer
8erf | 2emnterne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-25
stDrartet for Gt5ema
Dg gamle Saar
SEE Barurtsrer nit Ointment, fser geteripu,
cnbser 9gFe af bet.

1Sbis De er anfoarIte for 1eres samiIis
Sunobeo,] flyer 0eterfon at Buffalo, Sfaa On,
fer teg at De %onifaffer en- flor 35 Gents sgIe
at 9eterfon's Ointment tbag.
Suf at lea garduterer enbber 9GHe. Grbber
slpotbefer earanterer at tiIbaaebetaie SaIasprt,
fen bits tife 9eterfoH's Ointment sisr al.
bbob ies ubstr ben for.
See earauterer ben for eczema, eantIe enar,
b9fienbe SnGr, SnIt Rbeuuy 9ebfisosfaur,
faare grbftSorfer, bruSt grpf, ffseriSe SnS,
SuofbeboIue, bIirbe, bIsoen6e eIIer fIsenSe
$rmorrbotoer 90 I~ieeIebes fpr III Cub, grarb.
faar, SfoIotuefadr. Snttfaar og 6olbr9nbtbeo."
SEQ bdboe 80 bQifenoe Gadr paa NIT Ben
eIlebe eldr % bar I ire forfiieIIise SofpttoIer.
Mmputation bar ttItaaot, Soerfsrius al Sub
bIeb prsbet. Seq bIeb fireret peo at brree
9ete5on's Ointment. - s. 6. Boot, PSF
srSres eypeSeres al Detection Ointment Go,
Suc., BuffaIo, %. %.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-25
MQe Sbge % QiDenoe

bill faa trit gres ON en- Deb en- MisHpnar fro OfiH'
ettn inetert nbmerfet Wsbiein for Mfthma. grpnft
2otarrh. Snintrso, SsouIesbeb. EerosfpnffsIie d
q. gosn bette BIab o. isub 9rso til Vater 4.
p. Der9t, 1922 q. 8ebSie Abe. Ghieaap, SI
The commonwealth., 1921-12-19
CARPENTER SAYS HE
MAKES SAW HUM
Hadn't Appetite Enough To Eat
Never Felt Better Than
He Does Now

couldn t ask TO feel any better
than l do since taking Tanlac,'' said
Ashby Parker, Unknown carpenter
living at Sl4 Allegheny Ave-, Coving-
ton, Va.
Before I took Tanlac my stomach
was giving me trouble every minute,
and many days I didn't even have
appetite enough to open my dinner pail.
My joints were so stiff I could hardly
bend over to put on IN shoes and I
had rheumatism in my right arm aud
shoulder SO bad I just couldn t do any
heavy lifting at all.
+! ~ was going down hill so fast it
alarmed me. but Tanlac has built me
up to where I feel fine al 1.-The time
u eat up everything my wife puts in
NY ,linner pail now. The rheumatism
is entirely gone. I never have ar
ache or pain and can just make my
old saw hum. [ feel so good''
wanlac is sold in Scotland Nsck BY
E. T. Whitehead Co.; md by leadin:
druggists everywhere.
The commonwealth., 1921-12-19
Local News and Personal Items

Hancock ufOFe TO larUO1O lOudNs
Mr.. j. A. Bohek left yesterday for i
his home in Winston Salem.
Mrs. j. T. Rildici, Of Spring Hill,
is in Scotland Neck today shopping.
Miss Reba Cherry went to Hobgood
yesterday to visit friends.
Mr.. Otto Broekman, of Rocky Mount
was q visitor here Yesterday.
Mr.. n. A Riddick left his morning
for Charlotte, OH business.
Mr.. John Josev spent the weekend
in Tarboro.
Miss Sallie ell Robertson, Miss Edna
Brant, Messrs. Joe Allshrook and Roy
Walston drove to Tarboro Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs r = Vbitehurst of
Hobgood, were her, Yesterday visit
ing friends.
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The commonwealth., 1921-12-19
ENT FOR BRIDE
ELECT

Mrs, Paul Kitchin was hostess Fri
da evening, December 10th, in honor
of Miss Annie Kitchin, who is to DE
married on the 22nd of this month -
Mr.. Ed Travis or Halifax, N. G.
Progressive Auction Bridge was play.
ed, and the following przes were won:
Miss Annie Kitchin, 1ady's guest
prize, an attractive work baskts,
Miss Virginia Tillery, lady's cop
score, ,Iailtv apron, Mr.. B. A. Roberts,
gentleman s top score, collar pin.
At the conclusion ~ef four tables Of
the dining room, beautifully decorat-
ed III cut flowers and ferns. Each
guest found under his or her place
a slip of paper on which was written
a wish for the bride, and, after every
BODY was seated, these wishes were
all read aloud. A delicious salad
course, followed by sweet course,
was served bv Mrs. Kitchin, assisted
'hv Mrs. S. A. Dunn.
Those present were Misses Annie
kitcl.;l, E.iizai;eth kitchin, Annie Me
Dowell. Laura Clark, Evelyn Kitchin
iNIr&:iui. 7illerv, and Bertha Albert
sou: N,'s4ames William Joyner, of
Raleigh. "ud s. A. Dunn; Messrs. Ee
Travis, Of Halifax, P. A Roberts, I.
'R. Morgan, Erwin Clark: Ennis Bryan.
l.EoI,n .Fosev, Norf1eet MeDoveli, anf
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